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NOT B.LLors, Brr COUNTERS.


NOT BALLOTS, Brr COUNTRIES.
..The ballots made NO result I: IL VA
the counters, that made the result"
This r~sirsshingly cool answsr vas given
by wm. II. Tweed . few days since. to
n question as TO whether the elections
in New York bad been voa BY the
Democrats by ballots or by fraud. Il
is s~minsntly suggestive Of the msthods
employed by modern Democracy 70 foiss
upon the people Of this republic their
old.fashionsa and psrnicious doctrines.
The "ballots make NO result" Il mat
tiers not though the Republicans have .
bona ide majority Of = hundred thou
sand. The "countsrs make the result"
They are sngsgsd for that purpose.
thoroughly coached In advance. and
they never fail In doing their duty 10
the men who hire them. That the great
State OF New York is thoroughly Re-
publican. every man Of ordinary intslli-
gsncs knows. And Why II IL almost al.
ways made IN 70 Democratic. even an
IDIOT may understand. now that Tweed
has made his ions-looksi-for confession
II must not 10 forgotten that the man
who is now making these astounding
revelations was for years the virtual
King Of the Empire STATE. He repre-
scented Democracy pure and simple. II
il not IN enemy Of the party who h
telling these things. II IL one OF their
hes. irisnds-a chief In the camp-ths
man who taught them how TO steal. and
lie. and falsify. better than they knew
how before he appeared 10 lead them en-
10 their so-callsd victories. No man
will doubt that what he says Ia the
truth. He arrsigns the Democratic
party Of New York before the bar Of
public opinion. He brings himsslf ~ .
witness. and proves the damnins charge
which he makes by evidence which can
MT bs gsinsaid. He opens up . filthy
mine OF corruption. the sight Of which
Is sieksniuv to every man who has the
least claim Il honor and sslf.rsspect.
This fermsr leader OF the Democrats.
this man to whom every hat was raised
In the days Of his glory. shows to the
world the rottsunsss OF the party which
hs swaysd for so many years. What
will be the Judgment Of the Psoplsr
We believe that that judgment can bs
outlined now. while the cause 10 still ON
trial. Honest DemoerHts-and there are
many such. who have been deceived by
plausible words--will turn with disgust
from this party Of mock "purity." with
which they have affiliated in the past.
Their eyes will DO opened to the fact
that they are tho companions Of thieves
aud robbers. aud that they have unwit-
tinsly aided the thieves and the robbers
to plundsr the nation, BY giving them
their influence aud their votes. The
only reparasion which they can make
and they will make IL. tools to east OH
the leechss whom they have been feed.
inc. and hsreaitsr work for the marty of
80. .,a ,,m..,,. T,...,.rI.-
~
tons OF the ae'hronsd boss VIII 60 lar
toward redssming the State Of New
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n not easily carmel In these times,
vII hut u can he made In three r,onlhs
"a by any one of either ser, In any
W part OF the country, who !. Willing
70 vork steadily II the employment
that We furnish. fGS per week In your "
town. You need not he away rom homo over
night. ion can give your whole tir . 10 the
work. or only ypur spsrs moments. We have
asents who are making over 80 PER day. All
who engage At once can make money nj. Al
the present time MONEY cannot be made 90
easily and rapidly q any other business, n
costs no'hipG 10 try the business. Terms and
IS ouint free. Address Of once
II. HALLkrT 3 90. Portland, Maine.
se29 3ms
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DIED.

OIEO.
McDONALD-ln Virginia. september n. John
Arthur. son of John and FLORENCE McDvnaln,
aged9 months and y DAYS.
DAVIS In virginia. September 20, Ads,
daughter Of Luther and Jessie Davis. aged !;
years. 8 months ana ~ days.
J0NE5-ln American Flat. aepicmber ~. al
diphtneris, George Frederick. son OF Robert
and Jane Jones. aged Q yearr and II months.
EAD-In Csrpon. september n. VII
liam Frederick. sn Of Mr.. and Mrs. o. n.
Decisisad, aged . years and 10 months.
RAYCRAf r-In MArkleeviile. September Is,
the infAnt daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. j. Ray.
cram.
BosTON-At Bishop Greek. lnyo comfy. Cali
fotnia. the wife 90 John l.. Boston. and q
daughter ofD. =. Jones Of Carson valley.
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NEW YORK PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY,

A J. Bs,IS AND aHO. wATRRnousg
~. are happy 10 announce In the public 81
vir,inia City. Gold NH and the surrounding
towns that th.y. have opened. and Afs now
read, 10 do ali kinds OF work I'M the Photo
graphic business. Particular attention Will he
siven 10 the taking VI childrcn's llksnasses.
u will be our earnest effort 20 print no one 10
leave the Gallery dissaiished. Perfect sat,sfsc.
ton guaranteed.
Ne. f00 Ssuth q street. virsinia Ctr,
Nrltdoor to Charley Psimcr's Variety Store.
seis DEALS 4 wATERnoUsR.
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ATTENTION. ENGINEERS!

The FIRST ] ivisION or STATIONARY
= M0lNERRs OF virginia City her by ten
DEF. . cordial Invitation 10 eli their brother
enstneesa Of btofeS ami Lyon e~ountics IN atts nd
q o. lie be- slsss q s' cSro 81 sisS S, \ TG''''' 'A'
Y. D. sABiN. Chief EnsIneer.
J. I. couArEn, eserstsSy. se7s Nv
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The Gold Ain Daily News has

The Gold Hill Daily News has
now tho largest and best
circulation Of any evening
newspaper published In the
state Of Nevada. It is
therefore the very best and
most efficient medium fol
business, mining and al
other advertising.
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BORN.

WADE In Gold Hill. September 70. 10 The
vile OF the late JOIN Wade. . daugtsr.
SMAlL-ln LAKE Valley. Nevada. September
Is, TO the wife VI william Small q daughter
CO-sER In Den %. september 10. To the vii,
OF Richard. Cosser. . son.
J0LlNsON-lu nan francisco. september ~,
~ the wife " q. y. johnson. . ron.
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GENERAL MINING AGENT.
N pELAvANI

n AGENT FOR THE NEW FORK BUREAU
J. FoR MiNiNG INFORMATION. 90 Broad
way, New Yoik. In
AGENT
For the Mining Record OF New York. VIII re-
ceive Subscriptions and Advertisements for the
"n'' Is AGENT
For the American Mining Agency. Chicago, ILL.,,
b. reii, Il esn he effected by putting the matter
In his hands, through the Chicago Mining
Agency. 10 -
For the sale Of Mining Tools and hAchlnery
made IN New York and vicinity, such - Ola.
moDd Drills. Pumps, Air Compreesers and In
gines OF all siEts and descriptions.
isA North C'sirse'' v%lSs!.is
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MARRIED.

BRADLyY-MAssEY-In San Francisco. sep.
tember ~, n. y. Bradley TO Miss fanhie Il
Massey.
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r IBHHAL SPECIAL PREMIUMS FOR ALL
j. vorthy articles exhibited. not mentioned 10
schedule. The Society will give. In addition 20
the premiums named, q gold medal TO the mot
msritorious exhibit. n In each department.
The Socisiyis silver medal will be tbs award OF
highest merit. All premiums over i've dollars
may. In the discretion Of the Board Of Trustees.
b. paid In the Socicty's plats. manufactured
exprsssl, for the purpose.
Gazette Gold Medal-value, 500.
RENO. August %. 1871.
JAnrs II. DoRLASp. Secretary: Please ontr
Q gold m~edsi-vAlue. sio0-from the Fneniay
0dxff<, for the best aud largest exhibit In any
department at your Fourth Annual Fair.
JOHN y. ALEXANDER.
RAILROAD ARRANGEMENT.
All freight will Be shipped 10 and from the
Fair. over the Virginia and Truches Railroad.
free Of charge.
Tho Central Pacific will transport articles fdr
exhibition. within the Siats. ffeo of charge ;
al half rates from other States.
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RAILROAD ARRANGEMENT.
SPEED PROGRAMME.
First Day-Monday, October Is.

1. B,LINETTH srAKE.-Por thoroughbred
thre year Did niiiss. Society TO add an amount
equal IN entrance. Dash Of me and . half
miles. Entrance, $50. Any ally that has pre-
viousfy won q race shall carry fivc pounds
extra; any nlly that has won two races. eight
pounds extra; any niiy that has won three
raees. ten pounds Extra. Second nlly 10 save
entrance.
Q. NEVADA HASDIoAP.-Dssh OF enc and
Q quarter miles. free for all. Rniriei 10 close
September I weights announced September II.
declaration, 0ctoper I. tptrauce. 500. hall
forfeit; $40 only n declared out. Society to nd
500. Second horse 10 save entrance.
s. RUNNIN0.-Dash of ons mile, fres fr
all horses In Nevada snd California east Of the
sierra Nevada. Entrance. ESQ; the Society IL
Md 500. sccord horse to sass entrance.
Weights 70 rule.
4. RUNNING Duh Of two miles. free Tor
ell. Eniranee. $50; society 10 add t2oo. $2j
forfeit. second hore to save entrane-.
Weights 10 rule.
Three or more nominations will DO required
IN ni the above rtakes. The Socisiy will
strictly enforce the rules for coliectisg f~Orfeifs.
hut will be responsible for none. In no casc
viii tho soeieiy give aided money without .
contest.
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fhIrd Day-Wedne.daI, October

Z. RUSNrNo.- pdrse. ~ o. two miles and
rrpeat; free for eli horses In Nevads and Cali.
fornia east Of the sierrs Nevada. First, $500 ;
second. t9oo; third. tioo.
Q. RUSNIsG.-Purse. st0o; ono mile and
repeat mes for all. First. ESQ; second. tiW;
third. So.
.. RUNNlN0. purse. $40; dash OF hat
mile; fres for all. First. tiDO; ssccnd. t7s;
third. s9a.
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AHbsinHSfs.
MASONIC BALL.

MASONIC Ball.
Lodge, No. 4, foam.
SILVER o,rr.
MINERS UNION HALL,
FRIDAY EVENING. OCTOBER s. 1877.
vVHIs BALL MUST NOT Be UNDER.
ktooi 70 be exclusively Masonic. bat the
Brethren will DO plsased TO- meet % many OF
their irisnds Of the general public % can be
prevent on that festive occasion.
Csumiuss Of Arraasenssts.
III. Randall, Id Noyes.
Theo. vinson. WI Frame.
John Gamble, John O. Young.
Invitatss Committee.
Jas. NJ. neoinai.. ". Bowen.
Theo. vtnron.
10. currs, MI. Hsolsy.
q. W. o~hubsuef. A. 0ulsspis.
q. onbsr, q. W. s.l.h.
Rsesptiss Csanittse.
D. ss'"'ll' W. W. S sfsiS, s'n''''''
Fissr s~Ianassra
w. W. Filkins. 4. Dixon,
John caubls.
Pissr Director.
II. Randall.
MUSIC ny vAsNEY's QuADRILLR BAND.
::iiia ~
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The best strike for printers Tor any.
n elso) Is to strike q job.
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Fourth Day-rhunday, October IL.

10 TR0TTlSa Purse sty0oo: mile heats.
two In thee. 20 harness FIRE for al three year
olds In Nevada and California east Of the slenx
Nevada. FIRST. tsoo second. $3.50 third fIso;
fourth. sir0.
Closed. with tho following entries; l.. N.
Breed names ., Z. Lille o.; l.. T. For names
bib. c. othelio; 7. W. Norcross names =. O..
Pedro; A. X. Lamb pames sc fom Fox; IA.
Blossom m .. c. California.
n. TROTTING.-Pupe. $500 class. free for
all; mile heats, three In nvc 90 harness: 1rt.
t5oo;sec md. 600; third. 500. kntries To close
October eth.
Pifth Day-Prlday, October 10.
10 RUNNING. Pure. $50; two miles and
repeat free for all. First. 500; sec"nd' t9oo;
third. 500.
Is. RUNNIN0. = Purse. 600; mile and ~
peat /; fee for all horses In nevada and Calllor
MIA east tf the biera Nevada. Flint, $3.50;
second. $50; third. 500.
u. rROTTINa Purse. 500; double team.
Closed without required entries. Money To
b offs. cd In another class.
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Second Day-ruesday. October I,

s. TRoTTINa.- Pure. 5000, class. no
milo heats. thrrc In Ave. 70 hirneas free for all
horcs In Ne,ada aud California ~sst Of The
sierra Nevada. First. $50; second. $50
third. 800.
Clored, with tho following e~utriei: W. n.
Chamberlain names b. IN Jewess; l.. n, Breel
names b.. .. Honey Lake Chief; j.. J. Nichols
names IN. m. Lulu N. @. Lake names .. y,
Muggins; J. wilson nance Y. b. ksvsda.
0. TR0rTiNa.-Pure. 5000; elass. 29I
mile heats. three In i've, to harness; free fLr
ali. First. 5000: second. $50; third. tl0O.
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him our relations with Mexico will receive the most
thorough examination.
THE UNION PAcIFIc-AN INQUIRY FROM THE
Tns House to-day adopted = resolution similar to
tho ono recently adopted In tho Senate calling upon
the President TO inform that body what
reasons, II any are known to exist why
there rs not cooperation In the management.
Of the Union Pacific Railroad and IT'S branchox Tho
resolution was offered bv Mr.. Crittenden Of Missouri,
and the aiacry with which tho House adopted IL was
great surprise those who supposed tha, the In
quiry would be limited TO the Senate alone.
cHILDIIKE AND BLAND.
Mr. Blana, OF Missouri the father OF the Silver oli
yesterday received telegram from ore oil his con-
stitutents, informing him that ''Silycr bili'' had
reached home and weighed about nine pounds Who're
upon he was the recipient Of numerous congratula-
lions among his democratic friends In tho House.
ALEXANDER Il. STEPHENS ATTITUDE ON THE
FINANCIAL QUESTION.
Mr.. Alexander u. Stephens is taking very earnest
interest in tho discussions and bills likely 10 affect
the public credit injuriously and said to-day TO Mr.
Chittendeo, OF Nov York, that he meant to use
his utmost efforts to prevent the success Of any
scheme which should ,look TO imitation OF tho cur
rency attack on tie public credit. which ought
to be sacredly and anvieably maintained.
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missioner mr. II. H. Raymond. That g>-.'
not had chance TO correct tho proof OF his evidence
ported.
Mr. BLAND replied that that part OF the testimony
hal not yet been printed and II not too late Tor
the gentleman his evidence II he SO desired
Mr. HEwrrT's motion was rejected
Mr. SrErnEss, tdcm Of Ca. moved 10 amend tho
resolution SO as 10 allow any gentleman who had
testified before the commission to examine has EVIL
dcnco before II Is printed. II no 50 desired
Alter some discussion the resolution was recon-
mittcd
ruE LOSS ov ruK HURON.
Mr.. SHELLEY, (den- Of Ala. nskci leave TO oner
resolution rccitng that the loss OF the Huron at
ributabic unscaworhncss; that other vessels were
nov De Or repaired and In a ge condition. ana tnat
WAS poor economy TO ,r old hulls aud directing
the Sccretnryot tho Navy 10 suspend work on naval
vessels being repaired and providing Tor The APP
pointmcnt OF board 10 proceed 10 the several navy
yards anu inspect all the vessels under repair.
SIR. HALE, rep OF Me-. objected.
bill Was passed removing the political disabilities
OF Albert NJ. Lee, OF Texas.
a number u bills we're introduced and referred,
among them the following
rhANks 10 STANLEY.
BY Mr BLAIR, irep.l OF ~ IL Extending tho
thanks of Congress- 10 henry u. Stanley. Also re-
!aiin. to African exploration.
Nv Mr.. MAckEY. ldcm. OF Pa-For the free adnis.
sion through tue mails tor members oi Congress OF
documents printed ny order oil Congress.
By Mr.. SmELLEY, ticm.l oil Aa-For the Apo intment
OF board o. i've naval officers examine condi-
too oil the vessels NV beng repaired at The navy
yards.
by Mr.. MuLpRow. tden,) Of Miss. tby rcqrestl-A
preparation OF 500, 900 TO enable them to move TO
Liberia.
Mr. cnIrrgSpEs, (dcm) OF NO., asked unanimous
consent for Tho consideration oil his resolution
qucsting The Preside mt stale what legal impcdi-
nents, any, cxist nut prevent HIM IRON executing
the laws IN relation TO Tho Union Pacific Railroad aud
It's branches
Mr. PRICE. tron) Of Iowa, objected.
Mr.. CRiTrESpgy then moved To suspend tho rules
and adopt the resolution. THIS bcing OF ihc last
days The session, when Is In any time
10 move suspend the rules, the Chair entertained
The notion aud the question being put tho resolution
was hdopted-l20 to 4l-two.thirds voting in the a.
nrma,ive
Inc House then, at three O'CLOCK adjourned until
Friday.
cvmmuni caton was read from the Chaplain invi-
ing the mbers 10 attend the services Thanks
giving At Mount Vernon Place Churoh, Washington
ID. Z.
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to the cloak room by Senator Gordon and General
NJ q. Butler. Drr. withcrs and Dennis, OF the Sem
ate, were Immediately by mis- side. ana were soon
jo'ned by DR.. Garnstt. scresantat-Arms French and
several men OF bis iorcc also rendered prompt and
efficient service. Subsequently no removed TO tho
Nauonel Hotel, having secured pair with Senator
ingalls,.
NIB. JOHN u. HAwLEy, OF ILLINOIS, TO BE AS
sIsrANr SECRETARY or THE TREASURY
Al the Cabnc; meeting to-day tho name OF Exon
gresham john d. Hawlev, OF illinois. was decided
upon as Assistant Secretary OF the Treasury,
coed Governor Mccormick. whose resignation, SO long
pending, has been accepted, to take effect
the 1st OF next month. Mr. Hnwlcy WINS Kcpresen-
tatve in the Forty ars Fortysecond ami Forty third
Congresses, and served on tho Committees Public
Lands ana on FrcSfmans Affairs in the Fory:nls. and
Forty second Congresses, aud on the Committee on
Claims in the Forty-thiri Congress.
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SOUND SAVINGS BANKS.
THE WILLIAMSBURG DIME AND THE GER
MANIA, or KINGS COUNTY, Examined
THEIR CONDITION

THE WILLIAMSBURG DIME AND THE GER
MANIA, OF KINGS COUNTY, ExAMrNED-
THEIR CONDITION.
Albany, Nov. 81, 1877.
Rumors concerning tho soundncss OF the Williams
burg Dino Savings Bank and the Gerinnnia Savings
Bank, OF Kings couny having been for some
time, Acting superintendent hsmD ordered special
examination Of them to DO made Major Charles H.
Orvis mado minaton Of the Dino Savings Bank
with great thoroushness, on November 10 aud H.
and found that the bonds aud mortgages seemed
to be generally or good character, there
being only $32l 90 behind IN Interest The valuations
made the bass Of those made by tho city
Tor taxation which IL called sixty per
the real value, ana he considered the mortgages
Bcqucniy very safe investments. Tho bank had DO
haDt OF accepting the report Of It's attorney
tined the secretary that search Tor every loan the
bank meat Ue made At early day. Tho bank buld-
ing 10 put down costing sos. 32t o. but its rents
AFRO just about enough 10 psy the taxes. loss OF
aud Guy Nationai Bank OF Williamsburg Otherwise
important losses are reported The books are well
kept tho surplus hand $5t, 800 ~, ana has
excess OF income of 4,6D5 ID Among tho assets
included bonds and mortgages amounting TO $3V9,o'5.
Now York city bonds, $50, 900; Brooklyn bonds,
si3s 600; call loans $4,000, and othcrs amounting
TO S9v3 624 S. There are due aeposors 1889 9S3 80,
which, with interest, amounts to Ss54 &59 90 leaving
tho surplus named Tho salaries 10 officers Is csti-
m sted At 1854
GxRMAxIA, KINGS COUNTY.
Tho exam nation OF the Gcrmania Bank mado
by George W. Reed and fully discrcds tic rumors OF
unsoundness rho surplus 10 nearly $22, 900, ana
there is an excess Of income OF .372 40 Supcrln-
tcndent Lamb thinks those examinations ought TO
quiet all apprehension regarding either Of tho banks
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FROM OUR REGULAR coRResPoNo DENT.
WASHINGTON, Nov. II, 1871.

WASHINGTON, Nov. n, 1871
GENERAL ORD IN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. oN
DESIRED NJ COMMITTEES OF THE HOUSE.
Tho visit OF General Ord 10 Washington 10 At the 70.
Guest Of tho House Committee on Military Affairs ana
tho House Committee on Foreign Affairs. rho former
has under consideration resolution relating TO the
protection Of tho Rio Grando border and u s learn
from General Ora what additional military prccau.
tons arc necessary In regard to the border
troubles ana relations with Mexico that he will
appear before that committee. The Foreign
Affairs Committee has already referred this subject
70 n subcommittee consisting Of Msssra schlccher,
Forney and Williams and from General Ord they sx-
pcct to learn what manner OF cooperation may BIO
looked for to suppress the border raids. Mr..
scnlpahsr represents the border district and through
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MEETING OF CREDITORS.

CIscrSSAr Ohio, Nov. 81, 1871
The creditors OF 4. kinney h Co, bankers, who TO
comfy suspended, at meeting this afternoon elected
two trustees act With Mr. Kinney adjustment
and settlement OF the affairs oil The arm. A report
was made showing that the assets were amply SUN.
Gent 10 covor all tho liabilities u judiciousiy man
al
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EMIGRATION TO LIBERIA.
WORK OF THE AMERICAN COLONIZATION So
CIETy.

WASHINGTON, Nov. q, 1877.
The American Colonization Society has sent TO IL
IBERIA since she close OF tho 8 1877 colored persons
and is now preparing 10 despatch another expedition
on the "a Of January next The number of emigrants
will depend TO n considerable extent on the yet
10 be contributed Tor the purpose. Tho society Is
and settlement These, with other movements, cs-
peciay South Carolina nnd Florida, represent IL is
estimated, quarter VI million Of men, women
and children.
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BOSTON NATIONAL BANKS.

BosroS. Nov 81, 1877.
The following Is q statement OF tho Boston national
banks returned TO the Clearing House on Monday,
ovcmbcr 90, lS77:-
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SATURDAY MORNING, MARCH 10, l871.

the mysterious fight from Columbia,
via HopkiBss'.
Rcporter-ENYhy did yon and Mr..
Whippcr leave Columbia in such a
roundaboutsYay?
Wright TT was reported 10 inc on
the best authority (and the speech
was dclivcFsd like school boys re
cita tiom TINT there was plan on foot
to keep Ia.from going to Washing
ton,
Rcporter--1Syhat kind of plan?
Wright-(hesitating)-I didn't
hear directly
Whippeg5-Kour knew that all til
trains weroGuardcd
Wright Yes, the trains were all
guarded, and n nus,her Of persons
we're seen about my room during the
night to prevent my leaving. Accord
ing to myHadvice l kept i'll doors
When l. went. out in the morning l
found that$Stherc were men outside,
who whistlcd as ifgiying signals Ar
ranycnentsl:b1d been made for nc to
so to Charleston night before last.
Just bcforewe reached the depot the
train had LETT bound North. That's
the reason Wc went to Hopkins to
take the trnin.ss.s' it'l,i " #
This explanation was notvery clear,
but it wastlle best that could be oh
tanned fromtathe tbull-dozcd Justice
with the assistance Of Whippcr.
a legal OPINION.
The Rcp3rtsr next asked the JUS
tice whctiicrshe thought that his re
can,ation amounted to anything in
law.
Wright1I1 think ! can revoke my
decision. Courts have the power to
changc orSalterthcir opinions. The
order had iiJtbedn filed.
Whipper-ssell Shim (thc R,porter)
t',"S-S ''rs-f+ets' me first Ti',a,-!..,d. not
been flied; that the clerk OF The
Supreme Court told you SO
Wright lcs, he told m,so.
y. this point the interview .crn,i
mated, rs the Judge WAS about to
start cn that inunt 10 Washington.
lie said, i'll parting, that he wnull
ike 70 have said something about MS
rcporic3 intoxicniion, bu. he liln'
feel we'll enough, and didn't have time
just now. Considering this delicate
question, in view Of the apparently
delicate con !ition Of tho Judges
health, the reporter returned from
pursuing the inquiry, and was usher
cd to the door, while the Judge was
remandcd to the custody Of The par
son, who escorted him to the depot
if hc went to Washington which is
not ut MI certain.
Wright Is evidently i'll an i'm beetle
state Of mind, and during his stay
here was under the constant cspion-
age Of Whipper and Atlams. Whether
ho will be sent to Beaufort or Wash
ington, or whether lie will he hurried
away to the sunny cline ofthe land
of flowers is not known. Whippcr
stated that he would leave for Wash
ins ton OH the 0:l5 train last evening,
but it is NOT probable that the keep
crs Of the poor Judge will let his
whereabouts be known That mystcr-
'ous "pan Of assassination Of which
The Judge did nol "hear directly.
seems TO have dcmora!izcl him en-
tircly.
ON THE WAR PATH.