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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1877-12-25

The Washington Post, the new Democrat
ic paper at Washington City, contains hand
some little compliment to the youngest
member of the House." Hon. John Z. Ken
ma, of this State
The youngest member of the House made
his maiden speech yesterday. Ills name is
Kenua, and be halls from West Va. He is
twenty-nine, native Virginiau, and law
yer of seven years standing. Being as he
himself represents it, can humble member of
the Committee on Commerce." he very nat
urally holds that that committee should sus
pervise all little matters pertaining to river
legislation, aud the airing of that opinion
was the object of his maiden speech. He
did it very cleverly-as we'll, indeed, as the
older men aud the older members do. BE
has frank, earnest face, besrdless and hair
less, a pleasant voice and no dearth of words.
There were no marks of bashfulness, none of
conceit, aud the American eagle WAS not
given even single swing. The youngest
newspaper in the city therefore tenders its
compliment to the youngest member of the
House."
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1877-12-25
sAnFoRD's RADICAL CURE

Catnrr but action restores to sound
health organs of the head that have become
acctci 6y it, exhibit any OF the following aec.
tons;- o
Defective Eyesisht, Infamed and nIattery
Eyes, Painful and Watery Eyes, Loss of
Hearing, Earache, Neuralgia of the Ear,
Discharges from the Ear, Ringing Noises
in the Head, Dizziness, Nervous Headache,
Pains in tho Temples, Loss of the Senses of
Taste and Smell, EIongation of the Uvula,
Inflammation of the Tonsils, Putrid Sore
Throat, Tickling or Hacking Cough, Bron-
chitis, and Bleeding of the Lungs.
Each packare contains DR.. Sanfords Improved In.
hang Tube with full and carefully prepared directions
for use in Forsnp by all wholesale
and retail druggists and deRlers the nntssd
Agents and Wholesale Druggists, Boston. Mass.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1877-12-25

Upon the reception at Edgefeld, 8. c.,
of the news of the admission of Gen. Butler
of that State to the United States Senate,
one hundred guns were fred in honor of the
event In addition, the colored FIRE compa-
nv of the town, in full uniform, formed in
procession, and waiting upon Mrs. Butler at
her residence. rendered their congratulations
over her husbands admission. Mrs. Butler
and her children then paid the most nmis-
BILE and thoughtful attentions to the colored
fremen, who departed with rousing cheers
for Gen. Butler and his family.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1877-12-25
OYSTERS AND ALE.

COWS AND CALVES.
IMPROVED Calf and Cow weaners. for sale by
1 JAS. LAW. HoOFF & Co
Sept. II 1877.
DAINTs, Oils, Glass, sc. Parties needing these
L goods will save money by calling ON
JAS. LAW. HoOFF co.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1877-12-25

HARPER's MAGAZINE for January is mir
ror held up to many parts of the world, and
giving back many interesting pictures as
could be crowded into a single number of
this largest and most compact of IL the Mag
azines. The next number Of Hurper is to
have the commencement of two new serial
novels-one by William Black. entitled
"Macleod Of Dare" illustrated by Petite,
Millais, and other distinguished English art.
lists; the other by Thomas Hardy, entitled
"The Return Of the Native" also effectively
illustrated.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1877-12-25

THE POULTRY WORLD for December, like
all previous issues have been, lie we'll worthy
of perusal. Its information is valuable, and
its hints practical and suggestive. 1t is we'll
worth more than double its nominal subscrip-
ton price of Sl.25 per year.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1877-12-25

TSREsH OYSTERS Away. on hand, and for sale
ssD3 ss' so HsT1 Isi1. su-'' VI PHIL. T. RoaR.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1877-12-25

= Messrs. Thomas W. Buckley, James B.
Holmes and F Tyler. Of Washington city,
have leased for term of years the slate
quarry on the farm of Capt. Jno. n. 0pie,
and also on the land OF the Valley r. r.
Co. Mr.. Buckley has been giving his per-
soual attention to the work, and operations
will be commenced at once. The slate is Of
the best quality and suited to marbleized
mantle pieces Stoaaton Pindiecto-.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1877-12-25
PERSONAL.

PERSONAL.
NOAH WALKER CO.,
The Celebrated Clothiers of Baltimore
CLOTHING AND UNDERWEAR BY
LETTER,
To which they call special attention. They will
send on application their improved and accurate
RULES FOR SELF MEASUREMENT
Of Cloths, Cassimeres, Coatings, shirtipgs, &C.,
thus enabling parties in any part of the country to
order their C!othing and Shirts direct from them'
with the certainty OF receiving garments OF
The Fcry Latest Style
AnG Most Perfect Fit
attalnable. Goods ordered will be sep,by Express
to any part of the country. AS is well tnown
throug tho Southern States they have for Forty
business which subs tia guarantee as to the
ch>rscter of the Goods they viii send out large
and wsll assorted stock of
READY-MADE CLOTHING
always o.. hand. together with full line of
FURNISHING GOODS
including all the latest no, elites in design, and
At POPCLAR PRICES .
When Goods per Express C. o. o.. there
will be no collection Charge on amounts OF S.O ana
C Goods a I'd Price Lis, ne On spplicaton The at
t~ntion OF the Trade 10 invited to our Wholesale
Department, which ia al"ays kept aP tothe highest
NOAH WALKER g. co,
Manufacturers and Dealers in Mems and Boys
Clothing and Furn ;shi ng Goods either
ready made or made TO order.
165 and l67 Baltimore Street,
BALTIMORE, MD.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-09

that he knows about the Tichborne case, Is serving
,hree years sentence for attempting to steal horse
"a bucgy He says that he on the mysterious
,hree-mnsted phantom ship Osprey, which picked up
- crew of Rio, zone OF whom titled nobleman"
This ia the way he talks: There was one we used to
.ou Pump suppose his namo was Humphrey or
ooething of that Sort and then there young man
g called 'Teck,' Tick. He and l used
"a bunk together after picked him up, for we
o,e crowded for Was his name Tchbornei
don't know whether 1t not; only called him
Teck He was what called great, overgrown boy;
houan't think he than 20. but he great
,i fellow aud pretty stout. lie very broad across
enc face noticed. remember him the best OF any of
them. made a model of a ship and he rigced 1t
nm all complete, and made a wooden captain with
trumpet in his mouth to put the deck recollect
rim we'll now. lie showed me some pictures one day
rhen we talking; there were pictures OF his
,oher and father, and one OF young lady that he was
Iery careful OF suppose IL sweetheart. He said
,is father was Lord something OF that sort, and
End twenty-five pound note day. That was the
I-gest sum Of money had seen man have about
nm 80 l remembered that circumstance. He spoke
Tnrsh with a German French accent, as II he was
se sort foreigner, and believe he said he had
ived long in England. He had been travelling around
tor Measure. and his way home when ho
nrcked had been in South America for some time,
IN Australia not, but suppose he did, the Osprey
went there. She smuggling, think, on that trip, for
CAPTAIN owens talking 10 about how hisn duties
xere on some articles"
New-York tribune., 1877-07-09
WASHINGTON NOTES.

The Bureau Of Engraving and Printing has
in hand 81 OOO impressions of the per cent coupon
consols. Forysx hundred have been delivered up to
date On Monday 100 will he delivered The number
WI VII nnn daV T'rc are IGo 900 OF the registered
bonds on hand and 1880 have been delivered.
Secretary schurz has left Washington to spend few
days AT Summit Hin, y. j.
Until further notice the Post-ofice Department viii
close on Saturdays at p. IN.
The subscriptions TO the per cent loan received In
the United states to date amount to Sl3, ,222,2 $50
Mr. Jo.eph X. McCammon ana Major Thomas H. Brad
lev Of the Board investigating the alleged Irregularities
IN the Indian Office lett Washington for the West last
evening on business cohhecteu WIN ther oHcai III
quirics
The Treasury Department has effected modlf
cation OF the u per cent contracts, under which
the cutting Of the granite for the Government buildings
by which S375. 900 will be saved.
The Treasury Department has amended the depart
ment regulations of S74 embrace Withdrawals
frn,n warehouse OF imported salt in bond bee used in
curirg ii .h on board fishing vessels well as with
drawals OF such salt to be used in curing hsh on shore
BIDS for the purchase OF about 100 tons of pulp
produccd by the maceratOn OF United states notes ana
securities and revenue stamps, were opened YESTERDAY
There only four bidders and inOse low Ihe pup
will be disposed Of at private sale
Judge Bradley Of the Supreme Court, is in Washington
for the purpose Of hearing application made by Duich
bondbolders TO restrain the Issuance OF bonds on the
Florida Central Railway. Joseph II. Stewart milton !"
ittefrld aud l.. j. Bayne are among tne delehuant7
i, a. said they have issued and divided the bonds ana
mar an agent will be despatched TO Europe 10 negotiate
them.
Itisunderstood that the appointment OF superntend
ent OF the Government Insane Asylum has been zen
dered TO Dr. VIM W. Goodng, Superintendent at Iaun-
ton Asylum Mass. and that he has accepted ana VIII VIII
take charge ON september l. Dr. Goodng was tne fint
s,nt surgeon al the Government Insane Asylum from
Sentenbcr 1868 to April. 1874, when he resigned lO
take charge 90 the Taunton Asylum.
Tho OF the Indian Bureau Is not confined
., IA. testimony Of witnesses alone The Commission
have called for certain reports which 1t is believed Dy
them will cont in much information not to be Obtained
from any other source The adjournment already men
toned in dispatches to rnR TRIBUNE was partially Tor
the purpose OF allowing the members OF the Commission
IN digest the information they have already accunuaeu'
and partly obtain OF these Reports before pro-
cceding further.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-09
PUBLIC OPINION.

While we understand many of the circum-
stances winch excuse Governor Chamberlain as an mon
yi his speech cannot he justified a. tnc uterance OF
a ind,cious statesman and Republican patr0l-lUt
Herald (Rep)
Ii is now said that eX-Secretary RObeson has
been selected 10 lead the opposition To HAYES I'D NV
Jersey n Hayes is unfortunate IN his tnends, e tA
ceptonaily fortunate his cnenies-lSt LOUIS "OOe-
Democrat QicP)
II is evident that Chamberlain is not to be
Won over To te Administration by tne acts Of tVarts
Stanley Matthews, or any other Ine conflict hetWceh
the two vngs the Republican party is HIepessiDie
= syracuse Courier tDenJ
Politics are politics, but they can't make sD-
valuable a. gold, benefit the country by any ac
ton that, near as We arc hardpan VIII postpone Ill
definitely the resumption OF gold payments, 10 when the
country Is looking Charleston News ana Courier
UemJ
Iowa has spoken. Blaine and Chamberlain
ahd fac ard have ecuOed the sentiments OF the strongest
Republican State h the Union. PENNSYLVANIA ana ONO
nave sounDcd warning Inc Republican party II
tpht INTO pieces Uuoa Observer W,p)
In Grants time as President, no matter what
ne Mlght be about, the Republican Conventions itit
bouhu 10 resolve that The nusrious was ehga-cu III
dahGlha the country by The tail, but the disposition Oi
lhc Grant sycOpLauts be mall gnant toward hayes
-lCihcnnau Commercial Undl
That Is very delicate phrase used III the
osalch concerning Senator Growers corrupt election ~
oregon IL Is stated that Goldsmith, Ddnkcr ana
Nleho Oi Growers arrived n salem the night before ihe
tiecloh anu interviewed six backward melnoels
bt'h"ald members IS name FOR fellows Win ltch-
ing palms, Indianapolis journal (keW.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-09
SUMNER LIFE.
DOINGS AT NEWPORT.

NEWPORT, r. l., July 7.-Among the late
arrivals at the Ocean House John ID. Harrison and
wife. Newark; q. A. Brett, DR.. l.. A. Smith and wife,
Brooklyn; ". W. Sayer, Jr, c. ID. Belden. Mrs. NJ. H.
Macarthur, Moses II. Phillips, NJ. MacWiam ;. Dean,
NJ J. ID. Adams, Miss Spencer, Miss West New-York; o.
l.. Hews L. y A., Frank Michael, L. 5. A., W. j. Swain
and family, J. Dundas Lippncot Philadelphia; Mrs. j.
Amory Goldman and family, Boston.
The polo lot decorated with the tents
all up, aud every thing ia in readiness for the sport to
begin All that is wanted is the players, few OF whom
have already arrived.
c. +. Gregory and family OF Jersey City, have arrived
at their cottage on Catherinr-st.
Mr. John Carey, Jr of NewYork, has sent check for
the amount Of $3.50 the Sea Side sanitarium OF New
York.
The Rev. Edward Everett Hale OF Boston, will ad-
dress the Temperance Reform Club tomorrow night and
VIII Oiciae at the Unitarian Church during the morning
service.
The Rev. H. Potter. ID. D.. Of Grace Church, NewYOrk
has joined his family at tEcir pretty villa on Rhode
Island-aye, which has been undergoing some exen-
sve improvements and alterations.
The slOup-Oi-war, supply which has been here for n
week past, has sailed for an European port.
Tne weekly meetings OF the Town and Country Club
will be started week. The President Julia Ward
Howe, VINO is in Europe, Will be greatly missed
Delightful showers every other day are appreciated
aud there will be no lack OF water this season.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-09
SARATOGA JOITINGS.

SARATOGA SPRINGS, July S. - Yesterdays
weather has had tendency to increase the num-
ber OF arrivals the leading hotels all receiving large
QUESTIONS, most of them being permanent visitors.
Judge Hilton and family have arrived at the Gran
Union, and there upwards Of $50 arrivals at the
Union alone yesterday and the United States had nearly
many.
Mrs A. 7. Stewart has taken her former apartments at
the Grand Union.
Among the arrivals at the Union G. L. Pitcher,
Martin Barney and family. Sinclair Tousey and wife, Mr.
Mrs. l.. j. Bruntt New York. r. Heamara, NJ. T.
Hores and Alberto Saenz OF Central America Ira Taylor
and Chas X Shaw of Boston, Mrs. Stevens and the
Msses Stevens OF New York, j. Davidson and family
and W. b. Fauds OF Glasgow, W. If. May Of England,
A. Wyckon and wife of Brooklyn, Mrs. C. L. Bucking-
ham, Boston, A. L. Lane Chicago. and W. l.. Drexel
Boston,
At the United States Hotel Mr. and Mrs j. b. Lip
pncott Of Philadelphia, Baron and Baroness de Thomp
SON of New-YorK, Wm. OrOn President Of the Western
Union Telegraph Company, Mr. aad Mrs II. NJ Vermiye
Addison Cammach OF New-York, Judge Cadwallader OF
Philadelphia Il. r. Springer of Cincinnati, and DR.. l..
Il. Flagg OF New-YOrk.
The Congress has Mr.. and Mrs. II. d. Polhemus of
Brooklyn MIR. ana Mrs. r. II. Mortimer, A. Fanning W.
Lintz and family of Ncw-York, and L. Bumenfeld and
c. II. Bierman OF New-YOrk.
At the Clarendon Mr. and Mrs. s. Harris OF Cats
KILL G.. Brnkerhof Of Albany. and H. p. Wids OF New
York.
Frank Leslie and wife have taken up their quar-
ters for the Summer at their cottage Saratoga Lake
Union-ayc.
About five hundred Saratoga trunks were handled at
the depot Saturday.
The fashionable audience attending the sacred concert
at Congress Park onight slightly by the
evening shower.
Mr. yanderbts claim to the fastest pair OF horses is
disputed by two other persons. but Of course it will
never be settled
New-York tribune., 1877-07-09

BURGESS Suddenly, at Long'own, sta9rishire England
July a. M John Burgess late OF Munnaye. East orange
y. j., IN the 18th year Of his age.
CLARK-On SATURDAY July z OF dphtheria Annie Consn,
child OF Is. :. and Mary j. Clark.
Funeral Monday, July g at O'clock at the residence OF
her grandparents lt2 West Fysixthst, NewYork city
Interment at Armenia
FANELLY-On SATURDAY, July 7. Cementne Gross daught
of Andrew Gross and wife % stephen Fapely.
The will take place residence 0 her faher
- Park Monday, July 9, Al 10 thence 10
St STEPHENS Church, East lwentye glth. whore sol
requiem will be celebrated for the rep0se OF her soul
Relatives aud friends invited.
UAISrED-In BROOKLYN July Annie rafL daughter o, Oh
bert Amanda X. asiead, In the 22d year O her
Funeral residence OF her parents. No 10
ingron.av, Brooklyn, Monday, Jtn inst ~ 1880 NJ
Rye arrival Of train leaving Forty secondst
at3J5 m.
JONES Died Cold Spring Iarbor L. l.. Friday. July 0.
1877, David W. Jones' IN the S1tl year of his age
Relatives and friends respectfully invited 10 attend
from his late resi.ence ON Monday next az
Carriages will meet the tram syosse which leaves
Point at 10 O'clock
KANE-On Thursday July g. at his residence. 40 80 Wst
Twenty hrt st. IN the Ols year Of ms age John GfeiY
formerly Commissions OF DOCKS aud rccrnuy
Commissioners OF Common schools
The relatives friends family lgestel 10
his funeral Grace Church, ON Monday AJuy y as
1912 O'Clock
IL is requested that no flowers be sent
sOMMER-On Thursday. July 3, Sebastian sommerI in bis
sSth year.
The relatives ana friends family respectfully
funeral from hs late residence NO 50
West Twenty -hrstst, Monday 9tl inst at ii a M
New-York tribune., 1877-07-09
TIE nKAN4 AND Music.

"The Three Guardsmen may still be seen
al bios Garden.
Tie Aquarium has just received several I'M
pOltant additions TO It's array OF wonders
The concerts at GimOre's Garden lose none
OF their attrtiyCness, and the programmes are con-
Uanlly varied.
"Baby,n an adaptation of the French drama
"B61e" which is now running at the Gymnase III Pdrs
vii Doe produced at the PARK Theater next Monday.
"WOodleigh" seems To meet with favor at
Waiacss su much that the manager Is eucouidgcd 10
prooug the season. Miss Letue Allen ~" take her De
eft on Wednesday.
Miss Mary Cary, a young Boston actress Is
10 appear at the Union Square Theater on The 23d III
slant i'm Poor Jo"a dramatization from eak House
The play by M WOOli. and promises To give te me-
tOp0litln ubc all the luxury OF woe, III Whlch lue
summer theatrical season has hitherto Deeu pilhlulA
deficient
Messrs. Steinway & Sons have done good
hiu M collecting and binding up the programmes OF al
the concerts given in their ball during the past season
tha is from september I, the LIST Of June There have
been one hundred and Of these ENTERTAINMENTS ana
Tie bills neatly bound in big volume WI be rAtr,Sl
valuable and interesting 10 musicians and 3nat,ufs Of
purposes Of reference. We understand the IeeoIu VIII p
continued annually
"Eyangeline" Will be played simultane-
ousy IN Ncw-York and Boston this weeH, al
Dlv's F,fth-av Theatre and he Boston Mu,
scum. over tour hundred dOars worth OF
tckete for the opening night al Boston wei =
sold ON the ay the box sheet opened Miss llZZe iaOiu
vii take a benefit OH Friday evening, ana NJ. 6c0ise
urday night. New songs and comcatlos are constantly
ID
New-York tribune., 1877-07-09
PASSENGERS .ARRiVED.

FROM LIvERPOOI.-Ia steamship Adridtic, July S-Mrs
Cross Bucha an and children. VIM. Alexander. H. p Gi
Mrs Geo Atkinson Miss Bessie Atkin,0n, Alfred Kayne
Jas r. Farrell and Mrs. r. Jackson Mr. aud Mrs. H. NJ
Keghtley Kentsh Barnes, Mrs. T. West aud children
Mdme. Demorest Miss V. Demorest, " Jennng Demorest
" C. Demorest Mrs. j. c. CrOy, Mrs Won Bremen. Mr. and
Mrs. Wheeler, daughter and servant Mdme Marie
Muller Miss Gerard, p. r. Werral MT Gaheld Mrs Hon
man Geo T. Bangs W. ii BeaTe, Jas. Turner Z. VI. Hoist
simon Herzig W r. Deurscb, \. Wimpfheimer Max Ieder
daughter and servant Edward Bar r. NJ Merrill w :
Reid Leonard D. BuOch 81 HlaskO H. GregOrv
Mr. and Mrs Cumming, VIM. p. Collins Alex Napier, Mr
and Mrs r. Jones ana Mrs Hia Dusca. daughter and
uuree Ludwig DTeyfuss Bernard Drcyfuss Mr and Mrs j.
j. Goldsmith. Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. sanderson, Miss Justna
Bra-scy John Anderson, Barr, B. Ran, d. Hender
son Faimair Chas. NJ. lresby f. C. Smith, samnel saul,
John Phiys IagergTen Alex Spears, u. Edwards
FROM CIENFU EGOS-Tn steamship Cls0DdfrG, July L.
Mrs Clara Armand Miss \. Arnaud TOmit0 des Reppes
JOaann del Castillo Francis M0eau. Francis Dodge From
Nassau, e Hon. Il Il. A. Taylor Miss Taylor the Hon
Timothy Darin The Hon. w T.. Ambrster Mr. and Mrs. w
CamDbel W. A. Pyfrom. H. I. Maguaran, Mrs NJ Ani-r
SON JOS Jolly G. Goodwin Capt T. ;. Eus, Capt Gerald
r. o. Williams. ]. c. Raumfy, Mr. and Mrs d. Mauresa, Miss
Il Mauresa, Miss A.. Ndurcsa.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-09
THE WASHINGTON MONUMENT.
THE NEW PLAN ORIGINATED BY THE ENG
PROPOSED 1T.

THE NEW PLAN ORIGINATED BY IHE hNuINhi'no ""'
PROPOSED 1T.
TO the EDITOR Of the Tribune
The statement sent from here and published III the
New York and other papers, TO the effect that the
nlan for securing the foundation of the Washington
Monument recommended by the Board OF Army IN
gineers composed of Colonel kurtz ana oenera'S
Gilmore and Duane was copied from similar de-
vice used i'm Europe is believed to be incorrect 30
far as can learn the idea has never been apphed
abroad. in the manner suggested. or IN any manner
AT all resembling it.
Those familiar with the siege of Chareston'or VINO
have read the official report thereon, Will perhaps
ro,ne,uber that General Gilmore caused the fOunda-
ton of the Swamp Angel Battery to be secured
on essentially the same principle, 80 that gun
which with it's carriage and platform weighed about
twelve tons, was mounted and efficiently served
npon n stratum Of soft marsh-mud eighteen feet IN
depth. In this case the mud was confined to pre-
vent lateral movement, by close street piles, the
lower ends of which reached into the firm soil below,
New-York tribune., 1877-07-09
THE OLD WHIG PARTY.
SOME OF THE RUMoRs WHICH ARE FLOATING ABOUT
THE CAPITAL.
IBY TELEGRAPH 10 THE TRIBUSE.I


IRY TELEGRAPH 10 THE TRIBUSEl
WASHINGTON, July S.-Therc still continues to bo
much talk IN Washington about the revival of the
old Wing party The latest story is published by
The Sunday HeraM to-day which it is asserted that
Kenneth Rayner, the new Solicitor of the Treasury
intends 70 use his influence 30 place Senator Pool
of North Carolina in Cabinet position 1t Is doubt
fu if there can be found anywhere in the country, in
or out of the ranks of the old Wing party, man
who, having once been in public life, has now less
poitica influence than ex-senator Pool. Others
who have not yet lost hope that the Old Whig party
in North Carolina may be revived say that 1t would
be very difficult to fnd Mr.. POOLS constituency,
either in that State elsewhere. And that petition
has already been signed by great number OF Caro-
lima people req esting that he shall not be appointed
to any place.
Another Of the stories which seems to have the
same origin is that ex-COngressman Leach ol North
Carolina a Democrat, aspires to the position OF
United States Attorney for the Eastern District of
that state and is endeayoring to supplant the present
Attorney, VINO was appointed by Gen. Grant. Mr.
Leach would undoubtedly accept this If 1t was ten
dered TO him. but as he has been mentioned IN North
Carolina as a possible Democratic candidate for the
olshp at the next election, it Is doubtful II
ne has authorized any announcement that he Is
.anddate for a Federal Office, under Republican
Administration. Unless the Bourbon Democrats OF
that State have greatly changed they could wish no
stronger argument with which TO defeat him before
4 North Carolina Democratic Convention