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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-01-03

PUB. Doc.-We are indebted to the De-
partment Of the Interior, through Chief
Clerk WARREN, for the Report Of the Blu
reau OF Education-a book Of over thou
sand pages, put forth BY a bureau for which
the Government should have no more need
than has an elephant for two pair Of. skates.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Ky ~
ay REMNANTS OF DRESS GOODS,
inlengths Of from three to fourteen yards, all to
be sold very cheap;
1900 sets LADIES' FANCY COLLARS and
CUFFS at 12Hlc. set worth 50c.:
100 dozen LACE-EDGE NECK-RUFFLES at Toe.
per dozen worth 25c. piece;
1o7 CHILDREN's BAL,iORAL SKIRTS at 4Oc.
worth 75c.;
seyenty-fvc CALICO WRAPPERS for ladies at 81
worth $1.75;
900 pairs BED-BLANKETs at $3.50, 90, 1926,
$3.50, a., $3.50, IS, and up 10 $40 q pair worth
so per cent more;
COLORED BLANKETS ut 81 rs, 81, so, 81, $3.50,
and up to S. pair-the cheapest ever offered;
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES at $3.50 worth $6-mast
be seen to be fully appreciated:
CALICO BED COMFORTABLES, made n.this city,
no shoddy filling, and large sizes, at az, $3.50,
and 90, at LEVY BROTHERS..
nice assortment Of GOODS for NEW-YEAR'S
PRESENTS. ~ ia
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PERSONAL.

NFR. THOMAS POTTs's CARD, in yes
INl terday's issue Of the Dispatch, Is not such
one as was demanded, and2I have only TO say that
that Christian spirit or manlness which should be
expected Of a member OF the restry Of the Monu-
mental church who has injured an innocent mapIby
falsely accusing him OF Indecent conduct In house
of wor>hip. Respectfully,
Ia 3-1tS ~ 1855 r - 49, ~ i. h. ID. TfiAW.
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FROM WASHINGTON.
HAYES AND HAMPTON.

The visit OF Judge Mackey to Governor
Hayes, as an ambassador from General
Hampton, gives a good deal of uneasiness
and annoyance to prominent Republicans
here. 1t is peculiarly irritating to many
southern Republicans here, who are
alarmed for their offices and political pre-
dominance in case Governor Hayes should
select his appointees from native southern
men. It looks for the moment rs though
The struggle for the Federal Offices in the
southern States might form an important
element in the presidential question. The
southern Republicans openly say that they
have no use for Hayes if he is going back
on thcm.-Special to Ne,o Yorhc Herald.
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The Petersburg Post is in error. The
Fredericksburg Star is, and has always
been, true Conservative paper, and never
"an obscure carpet-bag or scalawag organ,
edited by Mr.. SENER." *,
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DEATHS.

Died. at the residence of John F. Allen, January e.
1877, ut / o'clock p. NJ, THOMAS HOW, aged
hfty-fve years. native Of Bridgeford, Devonshlre
England.
funeral from ST. James church TO-DAY (Wednes-
day. ut o'clock P. NJ.
Died. at O'Clock last evening, at No. IA Twenty
second street, EDWARD PAGAN aged ffty-four
years. 81.
His funeral Will take Mace at half past O'Clock
THIS "wednesday AFTERNOON from st: Pat
rick's church, on Twenty-afth. street near Broad.
Friends and acquaintances arc respectfully invited
70 aft
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

speaker HANGER III Inc CHai. NJ piasSA'
Mr.. STUART presented resolution, ten
dering the use Of the hall to DR.. Bagby for
Tuesday the 9th Of January. Agreed to.
Mr.. ARMSTRONG presented resolution,
rendering the use Of the hall to Rev. DR.. D.
L. NJ. Curry, d. D., for the 4th OF january.
Agreed to. ..4,
Mr.. EDMUNDs, of Halifax, presented a
resolution calling for information from the
Auditor rs to the names Of persons who
have filed petitions, &C., for limbs lost in
war, OF Communication therefor.
MI. HUBBARD presented resolution di-
rccting the Committee for Courts Of Justice
to inquire into the eXpediency of rear-
ranging the judicial circuits OF the State.
Referred. .....
Mr.. MATTHEW presented bill to amend
an act in relation to the election OF commits
sioners OF roads in Loudoun county. Re-
ferred. .. ..a-,. ~ -,... d.. s.s....
Mr.. HUBBARD of Buckingham. presented
bill to enable the congregation of st. Pc
ter's Protestant Episcopal church, Tillot-
son parish, to sell or remove their church
edifce and buy or build another. .
Mr.. FOWLER presented a Joint resolution
proposing amendments to the Constitution
OF Virginia.
Mr.. Nicely presented = bill to authorize
Joseph T. Kenny to erect wharf upon his
land on Chincoteague island. ...
Mr.. TALLEY moved to adjourn. Lost.
A number Of bills on the calendar were
taken up, read, and passed by.
A number Of bills were ordered to be en-
crossed and read third time. IL
Adjourn ed. .s. .
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Resolutions Passed by the Corn and Flour
Exchange.

Exchange.
Whereas the saddcning intelligence has reached
this Association that Mr. R. Schultz has departed
this life; therefore, be 1t 20. .l.
Resolued, That 1t is the deeply sense Of this
body that in the death of Mr. Schultz 1t has lost
member, who, by his unobtrusivc and gentlemanly
department and strict integrity WIS justly entitled
to and deseryedy won the respect and confidence of
all his associates.
ResoIved, That we tender to the home circle Of
the departed sincere coincidence in this the hour
Of their bitterest afaictfon.
Resolved That the foregoing resolutions be spread
on the records Of the Exchange and q copy be sent
TO the family of the deceased. j..rst.s
GEORGE s. PALMER, Chairman.
p. e.. CogalGn, Secretary.
RICHMOND, December 26f 1876. iae,'fs -
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r literary NOTICE.

u =,
The Visitors of William and Mary College, which
Is situated IN the city of Williamsburg, Will hold
,neef;nr in the CITY Of Richmond on the 18TH
DAY OF JANUARY NEXT for the purpose OF ap,
pointing Professor Of Relles-L letters, Mental ana
Moral Philosophy, and Political Economy, :, ooo
The present compensation OF the chalr Is Sl'ooo
per anlilm and fees. ..t,,,,.
The Visitors cannot at present promise certainly
more hut they have we-grounded hope that they
will be able TO increase the regular salary ut
least $500, making 81 500 per annum.
The course consists of two sessions, commencing
on to 9th Of October, and terminating the first OH
the 22d of February, and the second OH the 4th OF
July In each year. ,,,,
All applications must be made to the Undersigned,
~ JANIS LYONS, .
oc 1s-otamtd Rector OF the Visitors.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

DICIMOND THEATRE.
GANGERO'S ROYAL YEDDO JAPS.
GANGERUS ROYAL YEDDO JAPS,
THE MARyELS OF THE ORIENT,
cotcd caniues: the Lancashire Bell-Players-MiSs
julia Blaisdcli, Miss Flora Marcy, Mr.. Fritz, Mr..
Blaisdcll, Barney Reynolds. and Master Willie
BlaiSdell.
GRAND MATINEE Saturday ut 2 o'clock.
Matinee prices 25, 80, sfld soc.
Evening prices: 25, SO. aud 75c.
Box-sheet at WAITS, 920 Main street: 49,
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sN - NeD York, January 2.The
snow which set iii here yGsterday aitsrno ons,
continued all night. About one foot Tell.
The sun Is now Shining brightly -, s, 49, =,
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w IMPORTANT TO HOUsEKEEP

me- IMPORTANT TO HOUSEkEEP-
ERS-You can find the largest and best assorted
stock of LINEN GOODS In this city at LEVY BRO
THEIRS.
TABLE-LINEN DAArASK in all qualities, from
37Hc. to 50 per yard:
LINEN CRUMB- CLOTHS, 3 yards long, 2K yards
wide, at $3 worth So yards long by yards
wide Mt $4.75 worth S.;
WINE DAAlASK at 75c., 81, S1.25, $l.35, $3.50,
and $1.75 per yard-some new patterns;
TOWELS In I'LL qualities, from 81 to $l5 per
dozen; g..
LINEN NAPKINS atsl, s1.25, $3.50, 81, $2.5 O,
SO, and up to 50 per dozen-all bargains; .
PIANO and TABLE-COVERS In great variety;
LINEN DOILIES at so, 60, 75c., 81, and up to
$3.50 per dozen;
TURKEY-RED DOILIES at 75c., 81, and up to 50
pU1es RE- G LINEN TABLE-cLoTus from 81 up to
Linen sHEEr1NGs. 1o-4, LID, and 1914, at 81
UTICA COTTON SHEET1NGS lower than ever
known before-5-4 at 15c.. 6-4 1t 1886, Sd ut
2Oc., Cd ut CSC, 10-4 at 2Sc.:
Full-wid,h PILLOW-CASE COTTON at 12H9c. per
BED.TiCK In all qualities, from ~ TO 25c. per
HAMBGUiRGH EDGINGs at 5, 8, 10, 12!i. 10, 2rc..
and up to SO per yard-the largest ana cheapest
stock ever offered:
CROCHET EDGINGS and TRIMMINGS at 10, 20,
IS, and soc. apicce-worlh double the money.
Lots of goods suitable for NEW-YEAR'S PRE-
SENTS. "a
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FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF RICIMoND,}
RICHMOND, VA, December 8, 1875. q.
THE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING
l of The STOCKHOLDERS of this bank will be
leId at their clearinghouse, III the city or Rich-
nond, on TUESDAY the 9th day OF January,
1877, Mt Q O'Clock NJ. .
do O-a0dtIaQ 6. A., GLOVER, laSHlCT.
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MOTTO Having qualified on the estate
In of-Dr. JOHN DOVE, Diseased, all persons
having claims against Y are requested 70 present
please make payment without heh,y TO I. = u,
8 sfEiss3 si' ~ I'd ak;ztWiIiLiAN u. laAaCS, ~
de 2s-et ,,Tl 700. sstf i,;a :aIl EExesatesr1''s
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BLANKETS, CLOAKS, SkiRTS. CARPETS, IN
DERSHIRTS, at prime cost 10 close them out.
HOLIDAY GOODS.

NHRISTMAS! CHRISTMAS!
" Is COMING.
NEW GOODS OPENING At
BROWNE & ROWE'S.
Now IS the time 10 buy to avoid the RUSH.
DRY GOODS.
SIiAWLS.
BOULEVARD SKIRTS,
and 4 beautiful assortment Of
FANCY GOODS AND NOTIONS
suitable for CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.
The prettieSt assortment Of GILT. JET, ana
CORAL JEWELRY III the city.
NUBIAS, HOODS, JACKETS. ani "ihcr WORS-
TED GOODS.
Call early and secure bargains.
BROWNE II ROWE.
No. 323 Broad street,
de J-eod next to ColumDus's confectionery.
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NATIONAL BANK OF VIRG1NIa,l
RICHMOND, VA, December O. 1876. J
TNHE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING
l. of the stockholders of this bank for the ELEC-
TION OF DIRECTORS will be held at the bank
ing-house on TUESDAY, January 8. 1877. ut IL
O'Clock NJ. ..f.. y. w. LOChWOU,,
de q-podtd f.. ...... ... Ctsnicr.
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RHsINEss CHANCES.

DARTNER WANTED--an active, ener-
II eetic businessman with some capital Ito take
an interest In well-established and Increasing man
ufnctory In the city. Apply to .o,r
ja3-4t Main and Eleventh sireetss
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THE PRESIDENCY,

Several congressman Of both parties dis
cussed last evening the possibilities Of the
presidential result, and the conversation is
likely to interest others. 1t was admitted
on both sides that if Florida is clearly shown
to have gone for Tilden by recanvass OF
the votes, that will decide the election in
in favor of Mr.. Tilden without further
trouble, because no honest Republican in
either house will support an attempt, il
such should be made, to accept fraudulent
returns. It was also admitted that the Vice
President will not assume to count the vote,
nor will he presume to- withhold any.
returns he may receive. This much grant
ed, it follows that the two houses will
count. 1t is admitted that, either
before the joint meeting or at it, they will
if the evidence and reports OF the southern
committees show cause, go behind the reg
uIar returns. There may be resistance to
this course on the part Of . few extreme
Republicans who now profess that nothing
can change the electoral vote Of Florida or
Louisiana, but they cannot carry their
party with them on such ground. II, then,
will establish either that Florida and Loui-
siana have gone for Tilden-which would
elect hinl-or that the latter State alone is for
him. II Florida is declared for Hayes,
there will remain Louisiana. The Democrats
will no doubt maintain that the majority
there given for Tilden OF over 5000 cannot
be overcome fairly. The Republican lead
ers, il pushed now, will move to fling out
the vote Of the State on the plea of irregu-
larities on both sides. This would not help
Hayes, for be needs the vote Of the State to
elect him. To throw out Louisiana would
leave neither candidate majority Of 1856,
and would thus carry the election into the
House, and this would Of course elect Mr..
Tilden Thus, in any contingency which
can now be foreseen, il the southern COM
mittees show that the electoral votes in
Florida and Louisiana, or either, properly
belong to Mr.. Tiden, it was admitted that
he would be declared President by the &C.
ton of the two houses.-Ib. -, III, 90 f,ia
POLITICAL STRAW" -, 64;tss
Bob Blaine, the brother OF j. g., Is to
take the place Of Peck; the ousted chief
clerk of the Patent Office. The appoint
ment may have some signifcanceas a straw.
Peck was an appointee OF Duell, the late
Commissioners, who was Conkling's man.,
After the Cincinnati Convention, Bob
Blaine, who held clerical position under
the Senate, was dismissed by Chief Clerk
Gorham, whois Conkling's man. Now the
brother of Blaine, who was busted by
Conkling's man, is elevated by Zach. Cham
dler into the seat left vacant by the ousted
Conk1ingg man. Special to Pbiladelphia
Tysnoc
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-3-.- LEVI HEXTERS, -l-FI.,----.I-,-
~ r.. 49, .>t, !..t.. i 627 BROAD STREET
A beautiful quality BLACK and STREET:C0 COLOR
ED TW0-BUTTON KID GLOVES at ouc.;
Handsome BRoCADE DRESS GOOD at 25c.;
RICH-FIGURED REPS at l68 and 20c.; -
Elegant BLACK ALpACAS at 25, so, and $685.
Excellent BLACK CASHAIERESat 90, 76c, and "a;
Real WATERPROOF CLOTHS. In Blue, Brown,
Gray, and Black, at greatly reduced figures;
Endless variety or LADIES, and MISSES, CL0AKS,
We also have MRS. MOoDY'S PATENT ABDOMI-
NAL CoRsETs, adapted for stout ladies; y.
INFANTS, AfERINa9 CL0AKS and GAPS aud
4 CROCHET WORKS q speciality Can early ana
New PATTERESFQR STARRING lust received
de sts..,-ts zJ4ff 8si {iEi
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ppnsESTRD AND REFERRED.

By Mr.. SMITH: A resolution requesting
theioint Committee on Revision OF Crimi-
nal Laws to examine and report upon the
expediency OF providing by law that par
ties convicted Of misdemeanors OF the lower
grades OF felony be bound out as appren-
tices on certain conditions. Agreed to.
By same: Bill for the relief OF y. ii.
Cnndlnn treasurer of Nelson county.
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GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF VIRGINIA.
TUESDAY, January 2, 1871.
!; SENATE, a

TCENAI
This body met at - M.-Mr. QUEsEN-
BERRY, president pro tempore, in the chair.
No prayer.
RESIGNATION OF COUNTY JUDGE. :.
The CHAIR laid before the Senate COM
munication from the Executive, transmit
ting the resignation Of G.. B.. Board, Esq,
county Judge Of Roanoke, to take effect lst
Of January, 1877. Tabled. ,s.... .-5.
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SO pieces TYCOON REPS at l6sc. worth 25c.:
4 large stock OF CACHEMIRES, MERINOS,
BLACK ALPACAS, and otcr BLACK GOODS
ut cost prices.
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NEW-YEAR PRESENTS. S3
Ii you want to buy elegant good, for one 800
third to one half less than they can be purcha>ed
elsewhere, then goto
s. A. WIESTOCKS,
where you vii! see Iean,if1 C GoLb STEM ana
Of CHAINS. which can he bought Al less than
wholesale prices:
A large lot Of SILVER WATCHES: ,,
DIAMONDS of finest quality, cheaper tnan ever"
close out lot on hand:
SETS OF JEWELRY: - 1,.,,,.
RINGS In Stone, Cameo, Amethyst, Onyx, ana
Pearl something new. and every other style OF
RING. ut half their value: -,
BUTTONS. PINS. EARRINGS. or all sizes, Of
: best quality gold and latest designs. ..~
In order to appreciate these goods and satlsi!
yourself of their cheapness. come and see them AZ
:. 4. WlSsTOCkS,
No. IT north Fourteenth street,
CLOSED SATURDAYS, and OPEN SATGKDAl
EVENING at O'Clock; also OpES EVEkd
EVENING except FRIDAY EVENING 4nt I1
NJ
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100 pieces DRESS GOODS 1T zoe. worth soc:
rs pieces DRESS GOODS at CSC. worth SIC:
4 large stock Of DRESS GOODS In finer grade.
at cost TO close them out.
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TABLE-LINENs, NAPKINS. TOWELS. CUR.
TAIN LACES, SIIEETINGS, COTTONS,
GINGHAMS, BED-TICkS, and other domestic
goods at cost prices.
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nor THE HOLIDAYS.-PERFUME-
Il BOXES. TOILET POWDERS, elegant 10 Gg-
IOGSES Rabbits PURE SOAP for infants. CUT
GLASS PiJNGENTS, TOILET SOAPS, COMBl-
NATION SHAVING-CUFS. SC. s,,,o,,s,
Also, PURE FLAVORlNG EXTRACTS,s SPICES
CIT ETISE &c l.. WAGNER, Druggist,
deoa Sixth and broad streets.
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Senate bill securing the fees Of the sheriff
OF Henrico county, which was reported
from the Committee OF Courts OF Justice
to-day with the recommendation that it 40
not pass.
On motion Of Mr.. EUBANK, adjourned at
1910 Z, M, l.. e. 49,. .g #l.s..
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An excellent line of CASSISfERES WATER
PROOFS, BEAVERS: WHITE. RED GRAY,
and BLUE FLASEELS:
CANTON FLANNELS, CEEVTOTS. PLAIDS, &C..
mt low prices,
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Monmouth county meet the doom Of that
unfortunate vessel, or the relatively happy
fato Of tho Husband and tho Ameriquc2 That
Is question of vital concern to the whole
country, and the answer must not he de-
layed We want no sham inquiries Ike the
farcical example OF last winter, instituted
to cover up the truth by the officials OF tho
lifc-saving service. and which has resulted,
as we sec, in tho displacement OF brave men
by the faint-hcartcI and incapable. The
condition of the Jersey coast calls for quick
and rigorous measures. Let the committee
Of the House OF Representatives, charged to
investigate the Huron disaster, be cmpow-
cred to enlarge the field of inquest. This is
the proper and eifectual COURSE aud we
commend II To the foreign steamship COM
panics, Co the Board Of Underwriters and
the Chamber Of Commerce. They can fultl n
solemn duty, and relieve the community
from the horror OF an impending catas-
trophe which otherwise can hardly be
avortcd, by urging a prompt scrutiny OF this
business upon tho national legislature.
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A Word to New Jersey Legislators.

A little plain speaking may be good for
the Democratic members of the New Jersey
Legislature,
Just after the recent election it was very
generally conceded that Senator LUDLOW
of Mlddlcsex county was the iittcst man
for President of the Senate. He is an
able lawyer, well vcrscd in parliamentary
rules, courteous and dignilicd, and has kept
through the onorous test OF the State Com
mttce reputation for integrity. But he
esteemed the honor of the place too
highly to be willing TO descend TO any petty
arts to obtain it; and those of the New Jer-
scy Senators who value the credit Of the
State ought TO see To it that her second
civil Office does not fall into the hands of
any less scrupulous man.
senator FRANK WARD Of Sussex county,
who is making a personal canvass through
out the State was elected to the Senate in
| 1876. The people of Sussex, like those
| Of most Of the rural districts of
| New Jersey were strongly in favor of
| the reduction of the legal rate of inter-
est TO six per cent Before he could get
| the nomination Mr.. WARD had to pledge
| himself to introduce n bill for that purpose,
and to press it as strongly as he could. He
| did introduce such bill at the following
session, made speech in its favor and had
| il referred to committee which he con
trolled. A big insurance company that
wants the rate of interest kept MS it is, set
its lobby agents at work, and it is said that
they had pockctsful of money. A few weeks
after the introduction Of the bill. one OF
those agents visited the members of the
Judiciary Committee, all of whom were we'll
known TO he opposed to the bill. and said
FRANK WARD is going to report that 81,
per Cent. bill tomorrow and ask that 1t b'
referred TO the Judiciary Committee. an(
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we want you 70 let 10 sleep It's last sleep"
Senator WARD reported the bill precisely M
the big insurance oompany's agent had
promised, and the Judiciary Committee gavc
1t a quctus accordingly. Those Of tho
New Jersey Senators who do not know It
already, will now understand the motive OF
certain state officials who are canvasaing
for Mr.. WARD; for IL is wcll-known fact
that they are devoted adhcrents OF the In
surance company. II any Senators are hon
cstly hesitsting under the persuasions of
these officials, let them inquire what Mr..
WARDS reputation was as u member OF thu
House, and they will find further evidence
that man VINO Is false To- his own county
is unfit To be trusted with larger interests
In the lower House there is even more
danger that the chair may meet with unwor-
thy occupancy MATTHEWS of Burlington
and EAGAN OF Union. who now seem To be
the leading candidates, are reputcd To have
been in combination In the last Legisla-
turc to squeeze all the bills that could be
got at. II this is 81, the old members must
know il, and We have lcrt the new members
no excuse for not informing themselves.
or one thing the Democrats in the New
Jersey Legislature may b. assured Hav-
ing experienced men OF good reputation in
both branches to choose from, II thoy put
u jobbing politician in either chair, and a
scandal follows. ms is almost certain to hap
pen, the blame will not be upon hin alone.