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ARRIVED.
Str Lady Of the Lake, Norfolk, to Il 4 keed.
Schr Mary A Trainor. New York, 10 Hamp-
shire and Baltimore Coal Co.
Schr Belle Brown, Washington, t. Hampshire
and Baltimore Coal Co.
CLEANED.
or Lady fine Lake, Norfolk, by FA Reed.
Schr Jesse w knight, Boston, ~ Hampshire
and Baltimore Goal Co.
PASSED UP
Schrs Paine. hennebec river AID Richmond,
Tomason, New York.
PASSED DOWN
Schrs Paine, Boston, and Calvin L Harris
Providence.
MEMORANDA.
Schr VIM Is Thomas sailed from Bath for
Washington 9th.
Schr Henry Finch sailed from Bristol io7 this
port 9th.
Schr Jennie Rosalene. Fall River for George.
town, sailed from Dutch Island Han Dor 18th
Schr VIM Walton, Georgetown. at Hyannis
18Th.
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] IL T. | ]

Oftyphol fever, in Alexandria county, on
the 10Th Of July, 1873. BERTHE, second dsugh-
ter of the late James 9. Roach
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LEGAL NOTICES.

nFFICR OF THE CITY GAS WORKS,
W Alexandria, July 30, 1878.
All in arrears for gas will please remember
that, according TO notice as published, THE
FLOW OF GAS WILL BE STOPPED from
sll dolinquonts on the LIST of August
~ 39-3t j. RONBURY, Sup't.
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IA AN ELEGANT Stock OF SPRING AND
Summer Boots and Shoes for gentlemen's wesll
at WADDEY's. ITO King st., Alexa, Va. lap
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focal BreVIttea.

Sunday night J. r. Dixon, Of the canal boat
Albert Zegler, was assaulted by two uok no%n
oolorea men about 100 yards above the Chain
bridge. upon the towpath. He Was koocked
down aud bis pocketbook. containing SIS, was
stolen The mon escaped.
Rev. w. s. Penick, Of this city, who is on a
visit to friends and relatives at Chatham,
preached at tho Baptist Church there Sunday
morning last
The attention of the public is called to the
closing out sale of the entire stock ofinporIed
ware by Harrison & O'Neal in another column.
Great bargains are obtaioable.
MIR. Geo. f.. Price will have at bis stall, in
the market, tomorrow. some fine salt water
tallors, trout, &C., received TO day from the
Chesapeake.
The steamship John Gibson Of tlla New
York line has been hauled up at tha ship yard
to be cauked.
A young mother must have some rest. But
how is this TO be accomplished, when the baby
is restless and cries constantly? Simply by
Using Dr.. Bulls Baby Syrup.
Until the FIRST Of September you ean avail
Yourself Of the advantage to procure bargains
at my closing out sales After said date hope
to see you at my new store, 9O4 It'll street
Washington, D. G.
IL 3l-lm s. LlNDHETMER
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Nj A lSESIED.

July ~. 1875 in the NJ. E. Church South, by
Rev. W. H. Boyle, RICHARD II. ATKINSON
to ELLA B. PARRISH, both Of this city.
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NOTICE TO CITY TAXPAYERS.

Collectors OAico, Alexandria. Va,
July 9Th, 1878. !
The attentien OF oil parties interested is re.
spoctfully cal; Ell TO the following provision in
Alexandria f t le year 1873, viz:
Upon all ills paid u full in United States
currency, god o: silver coin, by the lst day Of
August, 1873 III Collectors of Taxes (oxcept
taxes on lie, ne ,a) shall allow discount Of
twelve and al { per cent; but no discount shall
DO allowed on any bill paid in coupons.
i. T. HILL Col. N. Dist.
>. X. FIELD, Col. s. Dist.
Olics-- Room No. Roysl ct. front Market
Building. jy 6-tAl
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NOTICE TO GAS CONSUMERS

All in arrears for gas will please call at the
oice and settle. as l shall be compelled to stop
the flow Of gas from all who may be delinquent
on tho Let of August ensuing
~ 25-G. j. ROXBURY, Supt.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

WEATHER PRoBAB1LlT1Es-July 81. 1873.
For the Middle States. warmer, partly CLOUDY
weather, with occasional rains, variable winds,
mostly from the northeast to southeast, station.
ary, followed by fang barometer.
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SPECIAL OFFERINGS THIS WEEK we offer
for sale on our counter 100 dozen Silk Hand.
kerchicia, 10 al shades aud patterns, at Ii Cts.
apieca--a real bargain. Also 81 pieces Of Stew.
enson' hsst Crash % pieces, all wool, Flannel;
10 pieces black, nil wool, Cashmere. A now
style and design in Bracelets for ladies', aud q
magnificent lnca tie, white and black very fine,
at SO eents--worth So The above goods have
Just arrived aud been bought from first hands
at an miners, aaoriliar Gail and aee for your.
SELF
il 80 .; |. ElCHDERu.
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NOTICE TO DELINQUENT TAX PAY.

~ ERS.
Collectors Office, Alexandria, Va,
July g. 1873. !
The City Council OF Alexandria having re.
fused TO extend the time for the collection Of de-
Inquont tsxes, persons in arrears for taxes will
have to call in the next five days at the Oollec-
tors oIice, and make some arrangement for IN
Immediate settlemont else tho Collectors will
have to proceed to the collection Of such bills by
dstrant or otherwise.
j. r. HILL COL N. Dist
i. L. FIELD, Col. s. Dist.
Gaire~-Rnnm No. Royal St. front Market
building jy 3-tf
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THE STORM AND THE CANAL The Wash
ngton Republican 10 ts notes Of the storm
says that the rains had the effect to damage
one or TWO Of the oalverts along tho line Of tho
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal, which the com
pauy will have repaired st once. A large
quantity Of sand washed down the canal aud
lodged near the Chain Bridge, and as boats
passed down their bottoms scraped. At one
time it was feared that the river would rise,
aud Judge Sherman, agent of the Borden Min
ing Company, teegraphod to Harper's Ferry
to ascertain its condition. aud received reply
that it had only liscn two feet, which allayod
all fears OF another froshet
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lH> EXQUISITE Low QUARTER SHOE:
very cheap at
my2l WADDEYs, ITO King ct.
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l6r If you WANT A FIRST Glass BooT OF
Shoe, of the finest material, best workmanship
and perfect ft 60 to WADDEY's, No. ITO kinl
street. ap9
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Wat Is more satisfactory ia purul!ns0E 40
altloio Tor u,G ia Yrllr nRn family, than 70 feel
assured and satisfied OF It's purity, free from all
Injurious Ingredients. samelhinr in which you
have fill confidence? Az such an assistant for
producing light bread, biscuits, cakes, etc, we
wonld auggeat a trial Of tho celebrated Doc
LEY's YEAST POWDER, aud rest assured you
will be fully satisfied with ita results, and you
will have the Whitcat, sweetest and most health
full baking you ever had.
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IB-RoYs' SHOES
BOYS SHOEsl
BoYs' SHoEsl
Largest and cheapest stock in the city.
my2l W. b. WADDEY, ITO King St
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By By UNIVERSAL ACCORD AYERS ca
pHART1c PILLS are tho best Of all purgatives for
family use. They arc the product Of long, lsbo.
rious, and successful chemical investigation, and
thcir extensive use, by Physicians in their prac-
tco, and by all civilized nations, proves them
the best aud most efectusl purgative Pill that
medical scienca can devise. Being purely vego.
table no harm can arise from their USE In in
can be compared With them, and evory Porson,
knowing their virtues, will employ thom, when
needed They keep the system in perfect order,
and maintain in healthy action the whole ma"
chinory Of life. NJ lid, searching and eilectus,
they arc specially adapted u the needs Of the
digestive apparatus, dersugem Of which they
prevent and cure, if timely taken. They are the
best and safest physic to employ for children
and weakened constitutions, whore q mild, but
cllectual, cstharLic is required h. s. leadbea'
Tor j. Bro, Agents
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ALEXANDRIA LIGHT INFANTRY Tile AL
egaudria Light Infantry held a meeting last
night, with Orderly Sergeant f. 4, Howell
10 the chair, ADD Geo. MoBurney, IT,, secretary.
Forty nine members were present.
DR.. L. A. Stabler was unanimously elected
surgeon of the company.
The company then went into an election for
junicS second lieutenant, aud number Of
truitless ballots were taken. The candidates
voted for ware Messrs r. W. Wheat, f. i.
Marbury. l.. i. Payne and George MoBurney,
jr., and on the last ballot Mr.. Payne received
% votes. 81 being necessary to choice.
Without making any selection the meeting
adjourned
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ALEXANDRIA CATTLE MARKET, July II .

ALEXANDRIA CATTLE MARKET. July al
Prices to-day ranged as follows:
Cattle, very best........ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS." a. Is
dOOu rs d "a
Medium or fair quality......... ~ .
Thin Steers, Oxen ana Cows.......... -
.."....'.
Sheep".... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ~
Lambs U)aS3 50 or 4a54c per lt.........
dOg5....s ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. -
Cows anu Calves $50 to $jO....."...."..
Tho market this week was we'll supplied with
CATTLE all the pens being full prices were fully
4c lowor than last weoS, and sslcs elected vory
sloWly good many were lef! over and sent on
to other markets.. Calves dull and low. Sheep
and Lambs in fair demand st quotations. Hogs
dull and nominal Cows anu Calves dull for
common onos. but brisk for good ones. Msrkat
generally dull
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET, July 81
Beeveg-Fresh arrivals were 5}3 Eead, mainly
prime and extra Cattle for shipment ahyo to
Europe. 1'horo was no trade of consequence,
and prices wero nominally unchanged. Dealers
in dressed Beef report quiet tradO at ACC per
ID Tor ordinary to good native sides. and batac
Tor common ~ decent Texas Beet
Calves-Neceipts were 200 head. Tbs supply
was about equal to the wants OF trade, and the
market was not materially changed. Common
TO prime yesls ranged from 5aGtc per ID, and
common to decent hutermilk Calves lrIM "is
Ste per ID.
Sheep and Lambs Fresh receipts .. % head.
Prime and extra Lambs aAd all grades Of Sheop
were in fair demand At unchanged prices, but
for common Lambs there was u reduction of
fully tc por ID. Common to good Sheep ranged
from 3la44c per ID, and common to primo south
ern ind western Lambs from AZ aGt par ID, with
one carload of inferior Virginia do, As lbs, at
3sc per lb. Good to choice Jersey Lambs sold
' at 6ia1c per ID. Dealers repor! a quiet trade at
7aS4c for dressed mutton. and SalO!c for dressed
Lambs.
Hogs-Fresh arrivals l94l head None offer
ed for Gale alivo, but fair to good cornlsd Hogs
were nominaly quoted at 4ial!a per 10.
GEORGETOWN CATTLE MARKET. July Co.
Oterings-3 300 head of Beef Cattle, 200 Sheep
700 Lambs and 80 Cows and Calves. Sales
l20 Beef Cattle at 50aS5 per gross cwt; lW
Sheep at 3s4c per pound; 500 Lambs 14s5lc pei
ID, and 20 Cows and Calves at 25s$4O each
Market dull.
BALTIMORE, July 3l-Virginia Us old %; dc
deferred 81; DO consolidated, J5l do "a serie:
2S; past due coupons 7ss. Cotton quiet; mid
ding llsall3. Flour steady, Grm and un
changed. Whost-Southern duh and weaker
Western lower and active at decline; South
ern red prime q7al03; do amber 103alol; No .
Western winter red spot and Aug lOl4 Sept
1929; Oct l04 Corn-Southern steady; West
ern quiet and steady; Southern white 5Sa5i
Western mixed spot and Aug Ak; Sept 4ss
steamer 49, Oats steady; Southern 32s3t
Western white "a; do mixed 32a33: Penna SO,
3D. Rye steady at t3 Hay firm; Msrylanc
and Penns prime l2a$l4. Sugar steady 1T q:
e. Coffee firm Rio cargoes l?3A1tS. WhskeI
dull and lower 1T 81 CO.
NEW YORK. July 3l.--Stocks irregular
Money las2 Gold 1904. Flour quiet and un
changed. Wheat irregular. Corn unchanged
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CTYASHINGTON & LEE NIVEkjIri
w Lexington, Virginia.

Gent. G. ". O. LEE President
Full course Of instruction in Clas=ich, I,t
erary and Scientific studea. and in thu frntcs
sionsl departments of Law AMI of Civil Eng,
neering.
The next session will opon Soptamb,r l0.':,
and close June 18th. Total eypaHses. ayctu
sive of books and clothing, need no! excscl
1915; by messing, they may b: rodu:'d II $50
or 500
For full information by catalogue Or cir@u!"f
address.
JOHN IT, CAMBELL, Jr,
i1S1in Cerk of Faculty.
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! COMM GGtCAThD

CONCENTRATED.
Tho attention ut tho Captain Of Police ID
called IT, tho nightly ~""xr"&"tion OF nsgroAa
NJ inc corner &C King AMI N.yatLn streets.
TAX PAYERS
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tx Gov. tang, OF Oregon, died ii Prrl!an'
On Sunday, after prolonged iin"As.
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York, and have now in stock ss fine and solect
an assortment Of Clothing and Gents. Furnish
ings az eau he found in any Of Tho largest cities,
and VERY UuEAP. ! can Ht child Of sig
years and man of 500 lbs weight. My Fine
Dress and RuEiness Suite ara sa good As can be
made by any merchant tailor; and in Under
wesr my variety is complete including GsuZe
Shirts nj 20c, l,isla Thread Shirts al s., and
Linen Drawers a. Sl.7b; two ina tour ply lhnnn
Collars for % cont8 &c, &c.
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VIRGINIA AGRICULTURE RAIL AND Al IL
Y CHANIOAL COLLEGE.
The Seventh Session begins AUGUST i'tE,
1878. Instead Of 1872 State students. rs harotJ.
fore, geo will be received free Of charge Tor l't'
ton. Board in messes coats S. month
Apply for appointments a. State students. .:
for Catalogue, to G. Il. g. MINOR, Pres't,
Ia l7-eolm Blscksburg. Va
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HIGH SCHOOL,


Near Alexandria, Virginia.
M. BLACK FORD. la, Principal.
Tho 35th Annual Session opens Ssptsm:js"
25th, 1878. Assistants and terms IS before. Boy
prepared for college or business. Catalogues.
sent on application to the Principal, at Alo2an-
dria. Va. jy l2-eo&twtOl
ENMORE UNIVERSITY HluA
~ SCHOOL, near Amherst G.. II, Va
Il. A. STROBE (Math. Modalis: U. Va
Principal and Instructor in Mathematics. II: C..
BROCK, B. Lit u. Va, (recently Asst. lns.
is strictly preparatory to the University Of V,r-
gnia and embraces in its course every branch
taught in the High Schools Of the State.
For testimonials as to its general character.
and particularly as to its discipline, its hlgh
moral tone, and the success Of its students. SEQ
the Catalogues.
Terms for halt session. board and tuition
1926.
This charge may be reduced in many cases So
$50. by boarding in private families near The
School, Seventh session begins SEPTENBEk
18th, 1878
TESTIMONIAL
The success which the KENMORE HIGH
SCHOOL has achieved under the energetic AMI
conscientious administration of the Principal anI
and his able Assistant, and tine preparation anI
training of its pupils, who have enteret tue
recommendations Of this excellent schoot u u.
public, at It's beginning. lregard it ~ very
successful educational foundation. and tru'l i.
will continue for may years to do its COOL w'r"
C.S. VENABLE,
jy Geo2m Prof. Msth.. u. Va.
KINDERGARTEN NORMAL INSTI
~ TUTE AND NATIONAL KINDH
VANGED GT,ASSES
Mrs. LOUISE POLLOCK
Miss SUSIE POLLOCK, }
Regular eight months course for te''he''
payments. Summer (partisD course. from JlT
10th to September 10Th, $50.
As it ia only question of time az TO Dhsn this
system will be adopted in our public schools;
young ladies will do we'll to be fcst in the field
and gain an experience in profession los; over
stocked than any other.
For particulars apply to tho printipAIs, go
STU st, 8. g. corner Of K ST., Washington, u &
Washington, D. G., iy 2-eoSm
pOCKLAND SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.
II Sandy Spring, Mary
This institution will be opened SEpTEM BEE
IS. 1873. It will be conducted on tho sane
principles and with tho same assistants rs III /,
Stanmore School. which my sister. ClrJllno ii;
Miller, has concluded to roinqulsh. fan
course ofinslructon, with lectures, will b8 glv"G
For circulars, with terms and other parlc iar:.
address
HENRYC HALI.OWELL: A. NJ,
jy 1-eo;}m Principal
DELE HAVEN INSTlT u Il E,
ID (FOk YOUNG LADIES'
ALEXANDRIA, Va
The next session Of this Institution VII p,;n
on MONDAY, the 18th Of September 1873
For Catalogue containing fall fA'tc 81 r
plea address either of tho undersigned.
Il pEN1GK
CARTER PAGE Piin Zip Il.
10 29--oo3m
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NEW YORK. July 3i.---Stocks irregular.
Money lAs2 Gold 1904 Flour quiet and un.
changed. Wheat irregular. Corn unchanged.
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NOTICE By regulation Of the Company
~ tha annual meeting Of the stockho!der. ~
the UPPERVILLE and MANAS3 AZ Gar
PLANK ROAD CO. takes place at lpp"GE!.t1
on MONDAY, August 9th. Al II "'cIU"a u. /"
A full attendance is desired.
j. w. HARPER, :;orrclafy
Tnl - ,ut1
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VlRQ1NIA MILITARY INSTITUTE,
Those desirous OF obtaining admission ia til:
we'll known State Institution 80 cadets will al
ply without delay to the undersigned
Provision is made for full discipline ana IN
struction during the months of July and August,
preparatory to the resumption Of regular Studios
on the Sd of September.
FRANCIS 81. SMITH.
jy l9-eo&wLSl Superintendent.
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A FINE SELECTION OF CIGARS jus
II opened at very low rates. .,
~ 90 GEO, McBURNEY u son.
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GEORGETOWN CATTLE MARKET. July Co.
Offerings 800 head of Beef Cattle 200 Sheep,
700 Lambs and 80 Cows and Calves. Sales
l20 Beef Cattle at 3 50a$5 per gross cwt; 100
Sheep at 3s4c per pound; 500 Lambs d4s5!c per
h. and 20 Cows and Calves at 25a$40 each.
III srket dull
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DOINT LOOKOUT EXCURSIONS.
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OHOICE NEW CROP PORTO RICO MO
" LASSES received to-day By
ia6 J. G. M1LBUKN.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-25
LOCAL POLITICS.

PLAIN LANGUAGE FROM MIR. HEWITT.
HE DECLARES JOHN KELLY AS ABSOLUTE DICIA-
TOR AS ANY IN THE HISTORY OF RoNE-AN
INDEPENDENT MOVEMENT IN TIE XTH Dis
TRICT PROBABLE.
There is some dissatisfaction among Tam
many Democrats OF the Xth Congressional District Win
the arbitrary manner IN which Abram g. Hewitt was set
aide and Orlando b. Potter was nominated at the dcta
ton Of party leaders, and there are rumors that a.
movement the former ON an indcpendeht ticket
will be welcomed by the dissatisfied II is also rumored
that james Brien consented to accept the o
the coalition for Congress with the understanding tnat
his opponent would bO Mr.. Hewitt, ana that
he will now retire from the field, leaving only
one candidate, Under these circumstances many
citzens of tho district have urged Mr.
ueWitt TO pert his namo be used as an independent
candidate In reply 10 questions IN regard to his views
and probable course, Mr.. Hewitt yesterday said sub
stantially:
"As a member OF Congress felt that was PERFORM
inc my duty "a a citizen and doing good work,
aud that had no right shrink from the abors and re-
sponsblities OF the position or to refuse to continue IN
II the people OF my district desired me to remain But
,nce the convention nominated Mr. Potter have felt
that a great burden has been removed from me- ana
nave sense of unspoakabo relief. That night. after
hearing Of the action OF the convention, slept eight
hours the next night slept nine hours ana last night
ten hours-a thing which has not happened for years
Many members OF the party In the district Justly
complain OF the nauncr In which the name Of Mr. Potter
was forced upon the il was understood by
many up the hour OF holding the convention tnat my
New-York tribune., 1878-10-25

name was 10 be presented Then have been told, o
message was received by one OF Mr. kenys followers
presenting Mr. Potter to the convention, and Mr. kely
orders Obeyed. The delegates didn't even Know
who Mr. Potter was, and thought at first that 1t was
ClarksOn N. Potter who was intended but they con-
cluded that Mr. Kelly knew what he about, ana dld
he commanded The wonder il that Mr.. Kelly thought
it necessary to use the convention at all he might
just as well have gone out on the STEPS
of Tammany Hall and proclaimed the nomination.
IL is mistake 10 suppose that Mr.. Kelly mas violated
any promises to He never told me that he shOuiu
present my for denomination, nor have had any
communication with him the subject 1t is OF tue
fact that he should arrogae to himself the right 10 pre-
sent any the convention that the citizens OF the
district have right to complain. denomination
under John Kellys dictaton would have been equally
distasteful TO me-
" The fact is, John Kelly has become absolute
dictator known in the history of Rome and II
his power is not broken in tho coming election, IL
is impossible to say where it will end III lie
succeeds nOw he will become the controlling power IN
this city; this city controls the State and NewIork is
the controlling power the National Convention be-
lieve John Kelly TO be personally pure and honestman
and have no doubt that he thinks he is performing
patriotic duty and welding his vast power for the pun
lie good he s not Of sufficient breadth OF In
telect 70 Ieaze the results OF the pQcai ~ S'e Ch
lie is establishing when carried to thelr loGlCa e0c
sion His leadership is by no means an unnlXed eVll,
but the results OF such absolute leadership must III Tue
end be disastrous TO free government"
Mr. Hewitt was asked II he should consent 10 DC an
independent candidate He answered:
" Twas willing to remain In Congress only because
believed that doing there what needed TO he done,
ana that the people Of my district wished me TO pc there
aud approved my course. nave always neu tuat JDe
office snOud seek the and not the man the once II
sufficient number OF voters should cast their votes Tor
me ON election day should not decline 10 serve; Onl
feel really relieved at having campaign to 90 through
II were Candidate, feeling as now d9 think mn
would go out o town until arr eecOn ana leV INC Ie
suit work itself out without my presence