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SUBORDINATE BODIES.

DEARL LODGE, No. 23-Meets First Saturday
4 night in each month. Isydore Strauss. VI
NJ; Chas. Castor, Secretary.
SILAs BROWN LODGE, No 65-Meets Third
- Monday night in each month. VIM. J
brown, Jr., W. NJ; W. Q. Lowd, Secretary.
ACKsoN r. A. CHAPTER No. 6-Meets Fourth
- Monday night in each mouth. Oliver
clifton, IL. P; Jno. A. Galbreath, Jr. Secre-
tarY.
JACKSON COUNCIL No. s. R. MASTERS
Meets quarterly, Second Tuesday in Janu-
airy, April, July and October. r. L. Saunders,
L. NJ; E. Steinberg, Recorder.
M IssIssIPPI CoMMANDERY K. T.-Meets Sec
w ond Monday night in each month. H. NJ.
Taylor, E. C; Jno. A. Galbreath, Jr. Recorder.
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'Tne Prince of Wales.

MALTA, April 6.--The Prince Of Wales
and suite have arrived here.
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT.

The regular terms are held in Jackson on the
trst Mondays in May and November. Robert
hill, Judge; Geo I. Swami, Clerk.
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Death.

LONDON, Apil 6.-The Earl of Sheffield is
dead.
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|, O, 3. 8.

|, O, 3. 8.
MANAssEH LODGE, No. 202-Meets at their
w Hall every End and 4th Sundays, at 10
o'clock, a. NJ. Gus. Asher, President D. j.
Cohen, Secretary.
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The Times ON Dana's Rejection
] oNDoN, April 6.-The Times severely
criticized the United States Senate for re-
jecting the nomination of Mr.. Dana as min
lister 10 England
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Officers Kinds County.

me Sheriff, Circuit and Chancery Clerks
H.. ohces in Jackson for the lst Judicial
flstrlct of Kinds.
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EIB Err MAN.

Mutual AID AssoCIATIoN.-Meets First
w Thursday night in each month. NJ.
Fay President; J. ID. Monahan, Secretary,
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THE COURTS.

SUPREME COURT OF MISSISSIPPI.
Horatio F. Simrall, Chief Justice.
Lphraim G. PeytOn, n,......,.....AssOciate Justice.
Jonathan Tarbell, ............... -
Geo. L. Harris and Graham II. Simrall,
Reporters.
A. W Lttle Clerk.
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Geo. NJ Govan, ......-..Clerk, Dr. w. C. Crane.
Kinloch Falconer, =. Reading Clerk, Edwards
House
C. A. Brougher, Recording Clerk, Residence.
s. w. Matthews, Enrolling Clerk, ,.......--
IPierces.
w. II. Mannery, lcel. y r-Keeper, :....-.J.
Washingtons
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FRIENDS OF TEMPERANCE.

RTE NDS Of WTENNNOE'
JACKSON Council, No 60--Meets every Fri
81 day night. D. W. Jones, President; W.
L. Smylie, Secretary.
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Probabilities.

WASHINGTON, April g.. For the Gulf
States, northeast to southeast winds, falling
barometer, and warmer, partly cloudy
weather.
For the South Atlantic States, north to
northwest winds, rising barometer, partly
cloudy weather.
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CONFIRMATION.
Joshua Stallins, Postmaster, at Columbu
HOUSE

The Silver bill, as amended by the SEN
ate, makes it legal tender in sums of S25,
except for import duties.
The Senate bill fixing the Presidents
salary at $4,000 passed without discussion.
The bill exempting masters of vessels en-
gagged in trade between the United States
and British North America, the West Indies
or Mexico. and masters of vessels of sew
enty five tons burden bound from a port of
the Atlantic to any pert OF the Pacific and
vice versa, from the necessity of shipping
their crews or procuring their shipping ar
ticles to be signed before a shipping COM
missioner. After the Hawaiian treaty was
discussed, the Legislative appropriation was
resumed and will be continued Tonight
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THE WEEKLY CLARION

noiIy Advertising Rates.
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MEMBERS OF CONGRESS.
REPRESENTATIVE

James L. Alcorn. Term expires NJ rch, 4, 1877
IA. K. Bruce......Term expires March, 4, 1877
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|GFNERAL DIR ECTORY.
~~~-~-~~0~~~-~~~
STATE GOVERNMENT.

n NJ Governor.
Travis Rhodes. .Priva e SecretarJ.
HE \ Sims, ex-officio Lieutenant Governor.
lanes Hill .... of State.
FTN Osborn, n,.......................Ch Chief Clerk
Vm. L. hemingway Treasurer.
W Il. Gibbs ............ Auditor Public Accounts.
Jones 5. Hamilton. .........D Deputy Auditor.
Geo E. Harris ........ Attorney General.
Ia s. .Gathright.......Sup' of Public Education
Mrs. Mary Morancy .......State Librarian and
Keeper of the Capitol
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THE LEGISLATURE.
Senate.

Democrats in Roman Republicans in Italic
Ist District Hancock, Harrison Jackson.
Marion, Greene, erry and Pearl)-J.
Z. Carter
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-07-29

.Da, Blutlauser", 1Grie er, mad
Did be3ablt. Wein @eID ntmmii Du
ALE Gage. ater rietnen 0crReQungel
bletbf Du fern. Soatef aud mir ma
mas ~ Yerptenen aeben."
Der Ntrtb lief li1 auf feline Gnt'
aeenunS eth, lcnbern jdbIte Scubo be
Scubc, 3ira BET 9ira unp Solbc be
SolcO, aber pie game Sumrae rei&tl
nt&t aue.
DWebr ber!" 1aete er.
SD babe ut@t rnebr; Du baff Der
leBten Denarp."
rWte iou Id bent III ben spansie
eireS tOmmen, bic nod feblen 2"
"WOr5fn gable i&."
~W6 mas, Hor8en /; t9 min beutI
bsfriepist ltin."
Damn nimm mein 1beatsr mi
ipisIe isIber cine Mcrpgs11fGte."
"0ut, i'd tperee es uetmen, uni
ni@t wiecsr berausssben, bis Id bs;abl
bin"
Nun prptsatrte Granconi ober be,
Wtrtb ma9te ii6 Niats oaraus, ion.
bern nabm ras Ibeater an ii1 unp lief
60 peri4lieeen.
DGieb mebr gbaapasner !" i9riG
Grancpni.
..Hefnen TrSnfen I"
Da rpurce Der Dtreftrr Nib, l1Iul
NIT Der GIaI&e auf ben Slid, 3ertrim.
msrte ote @tdler unp iaste, pas sr BEN
Gil. ben 5trnl1dcel etnl6lasen uerpe.
n5inaus !" lGrte Der bsletpistt
Nirth, unp ale Grancuni nt&t aue
r1etsH Stlden stns, ca ldleupsrte E,
ibn nit traftisen Mrn,er auf pas Irpt.
tOtr, 70 oas Das sldierne Nuse absr BIZ
eavaplattsn binweS unp In Den SanaI
route.
Sine iolbe Bsbanbluns nO4te bsi
Grancuni wpbl ni@t gun, erftsn WaIi
sOrfummen, benn iein Stpl3 puree
Durbaus ni9t perleBt er rifte NUT
Elm wenis auf pieSsits. eamit rie gCr'
aberSebenpen niGt auf ibn traten, unr
Ieste ft& an Der 0auer gum @!ummel
sa,eNt.
3n 0enebiS i@lafen 70 oieIe eeuie
auf 2reppen uurGubfeiSen, pab 60 gal
nt6t aufdlis 1T; AUDI betammert fid,
Die pOltjet nt@t oaruu, fcnoern 8Dnnt
Sepeu, pas Bulge Qvartier. Der Dras
matii6e 6elp, Di@nr uno DireflOl
fcurfte alio unsef6rt i&lafsn unD tn
lrauule Elm neuesS daupercrama CONS
pOntrsn.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-07-29

tbumsSsrwsler Die 9srpFi1tang ibers
nebnie, oab ote tatbD!iIhen @eiflihsn
ben StautsseieBen unbepfn8t @ebcrs
fam letfsn. Gin FOLDER &sSers wirb
.nt@t aegeben trerben. Die fntbpll&en
@eiRlihen tuerpen csSresen au@ an
Der DUtatipn feinsn Antbetl erbalten,
bic fatbUlil@sn SteusrpFi&hssn uber,
b. b. pie ar5ssre bdIfte Der 8sp5ltsrs
uue. audi pic srSbsre 6dlfte Der pfarrs
DUtntiOn III besab!en BADEN.
Aub Die bateri1he A%bgsprcretsns
TANNER lisfsrte 8sttrdss 3u ben Atens
teuerr1 Sts reutl@en parlamentariss
mus. Die Wsbrbsit bsniaiste bic
8aufpfrn ~ mebrein 8ubnlinisn, UNI
Oerwarf b~intenbrein BIZ sslammte YOfts
ton fir pie Sabnsn, neil, rte bic
sage eebt, bic Ss3trfe nit Iiteraler
SspDlferuns ausnabmsweile be9linlfist
sr9&isnen. DafIr nabm cie partst,
tre!&e f9 pie liberals nsnnt, paeur@
8epanbe, ruB fe rem ear9 Den Abses
prrnttsn S5rs sinssbra&ten gntmurf
elmer cefnttipen DabItrsis> Gintbeiluna
ni@t ,ufimmie, 70 ras rerlslbe bic ers
fprpsrliGe 3peipritteIss Wsbrbsi: niGt
erbielt uno iOmit ~SerIorene Nrteit it.
Die Winifst bstbsiiistsn Td niGt on
Der Dissolution, wcbl wsil Ee sinIabsn,
BOP bsi Der 0rrtbsicisune rer WabIs
frstss @sUmsttte feline gbre su sspinnen
Ia, unp ObueOtes warsa le ia fiber,
sub S6rs's gntpurf bel Ger 0sssnpars
tel feline 9nape fnpsn ure!re. a5nis
encUis II. bat pislsr Gage ZEN Mints
fern Yfrsti@ner unO pfsufst ,u ibrer
flbernen fO6asitsfsier, uno rsmDltni,
FER GuB 81 lsinem Namenstase ldrtft>
lid srutuIirt. fie isiuss 8srtrousns unp
Isinsr 3ufriepsnbeit usrtasrt.
unb bod meib ps1feIte S5nts, eaS
bic srUse NsbuabI res boierildsn
Bottles sessn bic s~snann!sn WinIfer
IL
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VII.

Abel pom Wiu3 befanb i6 risoe
in Der BibIiOtbef er bate i6On bret.
Duapert 8dnpe pom ibrem pluBe sebab
unp eenau pur9lu6t, aber CT fanp MID
pas Wtneefe, mas ouf bte uni1ult
PES armen M;;o 3enOne biuwstIeu
fOnnte. Wsnn CT ote Ianssn Rsl5sn
per Bidder anlob. bic lsine bane nod
Mot bfribrt bate, Damn periwftfelte el
fat an Der fur1tbaren Arbett. We,
wetb, mas es bstst, StunDeu unD Iaes
lang mad einem @ssenfanee su lubsn
urO tbn nt@t 3u fnDen, Der fennt aud
pas feberba' ts@efdbl perunsepulD, mel,
DIES NibbsbaSen, NerOsnrei3 unpSOpf.
l9mer3en erSeuSt-
Nm Der Mbf6t, In bic Stapt su sss
ben, fam CT Die Ireppe btnab. unteu
itanD gnricc unD reDete i'm freunDI,1
an: oSiDnUre, Sic BADEN unlsrn @ars
ten mod ni&t eeleben. 8Ouen eis
niht cine Belle eintreten 2"
Atel eewdbrte piele Bite ni9t UNI
germ, senn ct bate 1tOn Die abf6t GEE
babt, fd NIT Gnrieu auF efnen pertraus
ten Jub su ifBeu, neil er Do6te, rag sr
BON tbm @twas erfabrsn fbnns.
Der Warten mar Elm pabrhafte5
parasiss, unD pte 6aue Der 8lumen 10
srOs, bos nod ssbn DlumenmdoGen
bier tbren 8ecarf bdtten bolsn tonntsn.
Die beipen Wdnnsr rpanDerten plaus
pernp umbsr unp u~nterbisIten ftd ibs,
pie @reisniHe Dss Cages. glGg!,G
b!ieb GurieO iisben unr fraste, OBJ 60
ibm befannt fsi, bae Der etnai8eBe aBer
oes Yalu3;O als 8ruperm5rper in Sst>
ten lteae?
sd babe lGpn BARON sebDrt," euts
sssnete abel, naber ta m6hte cisi'
traurise @sl9tGte no& auH aus 81.
rem Wunre pernsbren, % gle, ale
Niibewobner pes palas;O, an 3urers
ldifsfeit bte unperu GrsabIer absrtrsfs
fen.
Gnrieo tbeilte tbu, bic 0ei6idte &C.
nau 10 NIT, rpie es NatanO Srtbar, uni
aus jeoent 9aute letnss Wunpes bSrtv
er bsraus, wie web IS ibm tbnt, pal
fem fraberer 5err eefansen laB.
"baIten Ste @,3o nt&t fir ital:
pts?" fraSts abel.
@nrico nabm tbn bel eer5ane, fIbrt
i'm in elm pi1tss @stdl1 unb lpraG
SD battle ibn ntHt fir igulpis, abe
man uub i6 bitten, feline Metnunl
aus;uipn den, benn pas DIR pes 0er
rdtbers lanl9t iiberau, unp Donn'
SiOtta III lsbr mibnauii9. SD weiS
put Sic f@ NIT ben, gecunfsn truDen
feline nnl@ulp aufsupsdsn, earIm set
Id mt& Ofsn."
abel f1aute tbn NIT eirient mietrau
tf4en 8lide al, bsrni er fir9tte, 90
oisier Wunn tbn cine S9linBe leStI
rppue.
"We bat Sbnsu selast, bub i'd mic
NIT iol&en Nbf&tn trase?" fraBte {
3tsmli6 falt.
sd wia es Sbnsn ~mittbetlsn. 81
fern Nbenc, ale fe vcr. NatanO eeru
bert srurpen. fanb i1 auf BEN 8al
tone nao fab NIT 0eTpunberunG ca
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9inftrt Gbdtn
ans
&t@t9etra@t.
Gine Gr3GbIun9.
(Jurtiesuae.O

SIR aniers Grsunbe bate has Sc
iprd@ wsHis Snterefe, renn Direftpr
Eranconi mar ntGt Der Gtn3ise peI&sr
our& ben 1runf thinner tiefer selunfen
unD ;uieBt untsrsesan9en ,par. Wtr
aber, oa mir Den Mann ipdter nod no
tbis baben, molten ibm etne Wetls fol-
gen. Nad Ger 0OrfeQune, pom Der
mir chen esb5rt babe, Ieste er fi& auf
Der 8lbne nieber, nabm Don 3eit su
Belt einen tii@tteen S1!ud 8ranntz
wein 81 ii@ unO l6lisf ;ulsBt eth !; am
Gtenp aber srSfaete er lsin lbeatsr nit
sreaer Ssleubtuns, unD nun ipurpe
atermal6 etn MOro> unb Speftafeltif
aufSefibrt, wel6es cine bubble Sums
me @eIbes einbra9ts. St batte rpbl
nod zines f6nasn fO!ssn laifen. oenn
rae l&auluftse pubIifum bate f@
sber permsbrt ale rsrminbert,
aber pom Die!en SpreGen bate er
einen sswa!tisen Gurf bstommen, unb
Der muste pOr alien Dtnesa sslSlat
peloen.
St brad aIlO iein S@auipielbaus nb
uno banD pte oinnen 9attsr unb pts
paar Il@er In Elm Sanrel. Aues aus
lammen mar 70 let6t, oae sr ros sanie
bauS bequen1 auf reu1 Riden trasen
fOnnte.
sanSiamen S@rittss ipa;isrte CT si.
nsr elerpen Ofsria su uno LIEF f& uufs
tilhen. mas SIGe unp Seller boten,
Setn Dragon teourfte ptel T.; CT fdisn
gar niGt eenus 3u befOmmen. Dsnn
Director GraneOni einmal tn 3ugs
nat, pann Uurpe ietne 3unse imne,
udblertf&er, unc CT verftes Th pou
srObsn getrdufen INNER bbbsr bic gun
i&dumeneen Gbampusner. 5atte G,
BARON era setOfet, oann sins tbm eas
5ers auf, uno pte 8el1rdnftbeit feline,
Nittsl uerssfenc, lup CT Aue, Die cher
anpslenp worer, gum Wltnrinfen Elm,
4ud beute fosea pte gbampasner,
pfrcpfen ;a Der idrarsen Dede enOOr.
uno'pte Wdlte ltebea ben !iebenswirpi.
gen Dirsttor Gruaccni wObl ein BUS:
enc MaI bod leben. Witten In Der
Farm trat Ger @irtb NIT jenem uterefi,
gen capitalization, auf trel@es mar
IN Staltea pis RebnuuS far jepen @af
l1reibt.
~WCaen Sie niGt pie 3e&e beri9'
tt9eni ebe Sie peiter trtnfen E"
3Ornis srif Granecnt In pie Said
uno lar8te nles 0elp bsraus, relHel
sr NIT ben beutisen beipen 0crfsaun
cen Yerpient bate.
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RaDauB, Die Srtidaftsn sdn3liG dbers
f@wsmmt. Der getfsbr srilaen Dielen
8emeincsn css 2acaaBer Be3irfss III
beinabe unm5sli6 ; Yiele Briden purs
ben tbsiIs wesseriGsn, tbstls arg bes
l&doist eth beceutenpes 6e@wn6er IL
In 8ie3nts su Serssi@nsn, rofelbit Der
irtloe Gieremcs3 f@ nett iiber fetne
ufer er8cB uno game 5duler unb GlbBe
NIT fi1 fortfGwemmte.
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(Sur ben 8anberer.)
&eim Meni0emtperf.


Im bsfsn lernen mir ben Wirer-
fanp, weIGen Hapcleon bet Der Wte<
psrbn Rsuuns Der @rihIiGsn RsIistou
fano, aus leinen eieenen 0orten fem
men. YNan fam ftd faum," 70 dus
eerte er etnmuL netnen Bssrtff BON Dem
WtperfanDe MAIDEN, ben i9 BET @fe1
terstnkBuns res RatbOli3ismus ~
firGtsn bate. Nan wirre mir Dett
bersttwtQtser sefolst letn, rpenn Id BE
Gabne nsS prOtefuntismus aufsstsdt
bate. DIETS selaus 70 NETT, paB I'm
Staatsratbe, no i'd DIE 8r6bte Wlbe
bate, tas @pnccrbat pur6jufBen,
Mebrsre blOb In Der Ibibt na6sabsn,
am Elm @OmplOtt 3u ma&en, rem @ops
eOroate ia entssben. DWoblan," faste
gtner gum Nncsrn, ,.pir ppuen Yro:es
fnatea wsreen, unD Dieles 4Qes miro
uns pann niGts a~neebsn!" @ewis it,
n0B bsi Der unpronung, mGbrenD rer i1
auftrat bel psn 2rlmmsrn, auf wtlGe
i9 MID esisut fab, bic Wabl, Den Sas
ibOlisismus ODER grctsHantismus Elm:
,uflbrsn, in meiner DAMP lag. GbsnlO
IuaSr 1T, oas rte ausenbItfIite Sttms
nluue in Grunfret@ Gem IeBteTen Gen
prOteRantis mus) pisl 9iinfiser mar,
Qusetrsm aber, eae ib fir meme ST.
burtsreltStpn Anbdnsli6tett fIblte,
bate i'd nod fsbr bcte 8sweesriare
au meinr @ntl6eipuus. Bas wirpe
i6 rurt M~u6rufuus rss prcteiian!iss
mus espUnnsn baben? SD pdrpe pie
GntnebGns pom spri unssfabr slei@
erUsen gartsisn ~peranlaBt baten. pa
cod mtin 3tsI aaer GntSwetuuS entso,
oen mar, im Mi be rte Nutb Der Relt>
Standardization piecer b~erbeissflbrt
baben, pdbrenp bod Die Aaftldrung
DsS jabrbuneertS uno mein Nias eas
rauf binstsltsn. otsle 81 OsrtiIsen. Disls
,psi Yartsien (~RatbOlifen uno prOte.
fantsn) wliren sssenetnanoer sstdmpft,
Branfreih cbnmd1tig uno gum SfIas
PEA @urOpas esmaht baden, wab,enp
bod msin Gbrseis parin 6sHanD, ibm
1bsGsn psrrldoft ju Der|Gafsn. 0itt
Gem 8atbOlisismus ssIauste i@ melt
f&erer su aIsn msinen srcsen Heiul,
4taten, I'm 5nnern GruntreiGS osrs
l6nono pie tisine @n3abl unter zen
erbssreu, uno i@ bate mir uorsenUms
men. lsne nit elmer fplGen @let9edl,
ttsfeit su bsboupsln, ras balo fein
Wrunp mebr purbanren iein lOate, cine
8srIHiepsnbeti perleIben au bemsrfen."
IS IT, f&wr 3u bsaimmea, wel1s
@rlnpe WapDlson bet Der Dteueretns
fdbruue pes GbrifeRtbums seleitet bas
ben. War 60 Dielei6t 6ria!ibe lie:
berasusa,is. pie ibn rasu antrisb? Die
les 1T lebr unwabtlde,nlt@, rsnn, wenu
Ct eud9iepsn pom Der Nabrbett Der
drialiasn 8eItstOn ibsrseust ssnrslen
uno cur6 otele ansetrtebsn, Gle tatbolis
lde 2elisiOn wieper rslbreitst bdtts.
pie ldBt Il. i9 pnun ertldrsn, raB {,
1&On 10 furle 3eit ua@ber a!s Elm MI:
tbenrsr uup beftissr 0srfOlser eben Ger.
lslbsn 3sstsiOn auftritt, Dslte ct iOebsr
nod 70 isbr besunfist? Ssipes LAP
f9 tuuui miteinanrer perstnen.
DabiuSsssn bat pts anrsre Annab.
NE, pab RapolsOn ben Ratbplijtsmue
aus Staotstlusbett wtener etnSffibr
babe, DtelsS fur i6. Inter Anpsrer
biettt bic chen errdbnte MsuBerun9 pes'
ielben msbrere anboltspuntte ear
Nu@ 1T es unS nod b~stannt, ME emf
NupUlscn BEN 8sfsble pssD irettoriams
ben Str@enfaat au srrberu, euteeesr
sEnen frteOlt&en @.rtraS NIT pfuS VI
abl@lpb uno trar rssbalb, peilI 81
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Bsrt&ts aus Der SRlt$Ren prus.

Bert@te aus Der 5ftlt@fen Yrprin;
SeRerreids, Der Bufowina, rnelpeu
BON srcben 8%erbssrunsen, bic tbeila
WolfsnbrtiGe uno beftiee Gessnsa6e
tbsils GIusanldwsuunsen an Hri,
den, @sbdupen, Ddmmen anp @drs
ten In ben leBten laseu Yeruria9t
babsn. SIN Suesawaer, 8isintBer,
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National Republican., 1876-02-08
CONTESTED ELECTIONS IN VIRGINIA

One Of the rarest specimens of refined and
successful political villainy that has ever come
under our observation is contained in late pub
lication, made under the auspices of the Senate
Committee on Privileges and Elections of the
Virginia Legislature, entitled Contested Elec-
tions in the Senate of Virginia, Case of Brady
vs.. Gayle, Sessions 1910" This document,
embracing over 900 pages, would, if in the
hands of fair-minded men of the North and
West, constitute campaign document for
the approaching election that would make the
Democracy stand aghast at the record of the
iniquities OF that party in the South.
The facts, briefly stated, are that James D.
Brady, Republican, and Jno. II. Gayle, Demo
crat, were candidates at the election held in
November for the Senate of Virginia from the
eleventh Senatorial district" composed of
the city of Portsmouth and the county Of Nor
folk, in the State Of Virginia. The scat was
awarded to Gayle by the Democratic judges OF
election in the face of such frauds as only
modern Democracy is capable of. In the
sworn and attested statement of Brady, as
made before the committee of the Senate, We
find, for example, in the First ward of Ports
mouth (and this is only fair sample of the
oihers) that when the polls closed SCI names
were found on the poll-bookS, but upon count
ing the ballots l ,05+ were ascertained to be in
National Republican., 1876-02-08

IT APPEARS that those States in the
South ur3,r Republican rule are not the
only ones a which financial blunders-to
use NO bnrsher term-have been made.
Governor smith, of Georgia, has recently
discovered that q deficit of $500, 600 exists
in the Treasury Of that State. Ex, Treas
urer Jonca. the deiaulting financier, is now
being inv, ,tigated by sundry legislative
committcrs. but further than losing his
Office, BE- not likely TO suffer any detri-
ment, as = IS a good Democrat, and his
friends - doubtless speedily hush the
matter Un Democratic newspapers have
hcralded ,r and near the wonderful re-
cupcrati, If Georgia since their party Oh
tanned c, rol of the State, and now they
have an nportunity. TO account for the
SeeO, 0GO niCh have taken wings, and
liown in, Mr.. ,oness pockets or else
where. Q course cx-Treasurer Jones may
have committed stupid blunders," but
none Oft, e unterrifed will ascribe to him
any degree of crimjnality in the premises.
National Republican., 1876-02-08

THE Republican Congressional Cam,
paign Committee made further progress at
its meeting last night by electing Sena-
tor Cameron to be chairman of the execu-
tive committee. The venerable Senator
now fills the two positions of chairman OF
the general committee and chairman of the
executive, so that the impress Of his yigor-
Gus mind will be doubly felt in the coming
camnoirr