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New-York tribune., 1878-01-22
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

In the House to-day, under the call Of states,
the following bills introduced among others and
ferrod:
BY MT NoRCHOss (R.p. Mass) To prevent the manufac
ture Importation sale Of intoxicating drinks IN the District
Hy Mf Willis Dem. y Y.)-To authorize killing of
f s1ls % Gh,r m i1 Sa' & i'3 VI Of , Navy duru
Pm Mr. KErCHAM u5ep y. Yl-Proposing an amend.
mrnt T., the Cou,tin providing that no clam shall bn paid
u-s rce, 10 ~" Government within ten years from the
By Nr sllALIiN B!iEGER gRcp reenAT AutioiiImg s g
H. cinae %, ih SHY d'ar any f IG SrnS sSH ana SILVER
fiy Mr MASH Dem Penn Tor tho transfer OF the In
I air iic0N (DrI, Restricting the admission Of
Gy Mr. GIK,0N dem, LsFor tie establishment Of mail
M rra T,nnl To reduce taria and internal
revenue oy tho temporary suspension "i to sih"iNs
By Mr BROWNE Qlep, Ind.l by request TO Incorporate
the National RAILROAD C"npany .ot nf =, o. uhcsS t
v M F0Er cp ILL., prevent the further destruction
or retirement Of t snc' treasury notes amt TO Keep
thm after redemption ~ The patr i'ny o w. country.
~ Mr. LEONARD ,titpr la)-p''hArihs u'o Se"S' VI
Congress In re -ard 10 subsidies; 49,, , o., a -
m, OF the law requiring The funding annually NJ one
per eeR! r ." s h%Ibs6N 'I5 M den line of
steamer. between Felnan1ua fa ana iaNorp'9l ,,,ri
iu The so TO contract To- ocean mail services
y ME IS% ;S s Sslon. igsn Mascam ''
NJ %Ai m hs Inc Of Ss Sply ARM '0O'0n' " '
Hy Mr.. BLAIR lRcp, y. H)-For ihe erection OF Con
nv Mr. BXSKJ Rep Mass)-To extend the commerce OF
the with Mexico and provide for the completion
Tne SPEAKER LAID before the House "a communication
from the Italian Minister INVITING the attendance OF the
members OF the House at the neral services Tor me
late King Of Italy, Victoe Emanuel 10 be held at 81
Noysus Church WasGnStoni toaorr9%, at lO1o H. Ill.,
Mr. SOUrHARD Dem. Ohio moved to suspend tue
rules and pass the blll authorizing the payment OF
duties III lcgatender notes aEter tho first OF Customs
Hefore the auestlon was put the hour OF o'clock
rived, and the House proceeded To consideration o p
iness Of the District Of Columbia, the fourth Monday Oh
New-York tribune., 1878-01-22
COMPUTATIONS.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 21.-The Senate, in ex.
ecuve session to-day confirmed the following nomiu,
tions:
colectof Of Cttstoms-wam @. Henderson, OF the Dses
OF Pearl River, Miss
Readers Of iLtic MOnegS-Edward W. Henderson Central
City, Col; Norman Thatcher, Winoeha, Wis Samuel q
Wright. Carson CITY, New.
LegseYs Of ue Ldnd O6ice-J T.. Brown, OLYMPIA W,sh
netOn Territory; Joseph NJ Marshall Central City Colorado
draV PlOsaohasSecond Lieutenant ~ John Pope lr Id
Artillery be Frst-Lieutenant Additional Second ten
ant White, 4th Artillery TO be second
Additional second Lieutenant Adam SHAKER 9TH Artillery "a
be Second-I Lieutenant.
Aray AppOiptHent-Al Squres, Second Lieutenant
ls Infantry Thomas j. Gay, Second Lieutenant 10Th In
fantry Erastus W. Maxwell second Lieutenant 10Th In.
fantry; William A. Nichols second Lieutenant 23d Iniantry
Stephen OCOnnOr I'd Infantry Sergeant; Thomas NOsler
IT, (of signal cOrps TO be second Lieutenant 22d Infantry
Aso a number OF Western postnasters.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-22
TEMPERANCE COMPLICATIONS.
NEW-CANAANS UNHAPPY LAND.
PRESENT CONDITION OF CONNECTICUT LlQUo
TROGBIES,


PRESENT CONDITION OF CONNECTICUT LIQUOR
TROOBLEs.
There was not much excitement in New
Canaan yesterday the trial of G. Scott the saloo
keeper who upon the testimony OF the NewYork detec
tive j. A. Brton. quietly fined $50 on each OF TWO
complaints for liquorselling. His lawyer immediately
aaye notlce Of appeal There still other complaints
against Scott, but it Is thought that they Will not DC
pressed bat that time will now be given to MIN 10 DrhS
forth fruits repentance. Meanwhile no liquor
is sold openly in New-CanaaD but a man living IN an
other town. visits the village, takes orders from the
tipplcrs, and fetches the liquor from NOrwalk
The village showed much feeling about the letter
written by Anthony Comstock and published in yester
days TRIBUNE, In which he accuses Justice Bliss OF
running away in the frat day of the trial. and leaving
tLc Court i'm The hands of "rOughs" The Justice said
had dcca' ed the put OFF, till neyt day, when
was equivalent 10 an adjournment if Anthony had
minded bis business there would nave Dcen 10
trouble Most Of the disturbance occurred arter ne
JUMPED mp and began to SWING his little pistol qua not
preserve order II Anthony had only gwen me chance
Anthony ambitious know likes to be noticed;
been rcn''in' 0;ne novels calculate" ~,
Justice Bliss highly esteemed in the village ana MS
statement bonc out by many OF the reputable citl
Zcs f. L. sNbhold The prosecuting attorney, sail tat
the crowd had reason 10 suppose the Court adjourned
MIR Scoicid SAYS Mr. CumstOck drew pistol, bt many
OF te friends the lat Ter 1t was only bel-runc
Feeling high in New Canaan, aud Mr.. Comst0cK Is
bee indc "i against iIn on the chitSe Oh ct4rhS
concealed weapons and of disturbing the peace me
would attend the trlils mere II ne htn Vsiteu 0ta-
ford on thai day, he would have been arrested
AT stamford, the temperance people have taken frSsh
courage since the arrest ol the tov NJ buckley on fri
day last dccdcd revuson Of feeling has taken place
that conllcGans favor among many OF the citlzens
vino before tnat time disapprOycd the means ne had
adopted IN CARVING the campaign. His trial IS SET
down the latter part OF next week. and very hVey
time is anticipated, although no dis'uto"nce Vi o p
New-York tribune., 1878-01-22
DESERVING SAILORS TALE. OF CRUELTY

Bo.rON, Jan. 21.-Ihc ffiy-nlne whalemen
who arrived AZ this port saturday last by the schooner
Rutina, seat rom rayal by the United stat Consul
state that most OF them frDu Proyincetovn
and New dfoId vessels. ana that II owing 10 ox-
eessiyo cruelty ana itrcatu.cIt that they away
rGey also charge thai Captain SocIrd ~ Tie schou
Ruina represented tie United States Cnsd at Fayal
that lie had lad prov isions for niy ys. li ~
New-York tribune., 1878-01-22
NE TIRE RLCORD.


ST. Louis, Mo, JAM 2l-An inccndhry fire
at Carrollton. H. saturday destroyed five business
hou4rs Loss not stated. Insured for $500 m the
Tr,uLiir of phiadriphil; %I.c0O IN the rhHnN, OF
Hrvoklyu: y. 200 IA tEc Continental Oi NcH-l nrh, ana
10000 w The Insurance Company % Nolth America.
story buliduZ. upon which several men were at WORK
b.ttlins the flames. carrying the roof aud men down.
NJ one was killed, bu Richard Parker Kuchcr Ennis.
and Joseph Dickson were very seriously injured, and
rirl
New-York tribune., 1878-01-22
oL1vrR coTrrR ROUGHLY USED.

Oliver Cottcr and his assistant discovered
twenty three uordcacrs with open saloons on sun
dav Coitcr roughly treated I'm several places which
hr visited ana yesterday he obtained variants Tor A.
sauit aud battery against three PERSONS lie was worst
trratc the saloon of Harry Aufnauu No. 63 Broad
way The proprietor and his assistant attempted 10
eject Cotcr aud fists were freely uscd COter huly
went the Fourt Precinct after assistance, bni when
officers returned the place was closed ad no arrests
p.r rttuHs
New-York tribune., 1878-01-22
woMAy's TEMPERANCE WORK.

The WOmcD's Christian Temperance union
opened it, rooms at No. $50 Seventh-ave. last
evening. William T.. Dodge presided, and introduced
Miss Frances r. Willard, who described the work similar
societies doing in other places she sald the dea
was to get the bottle out OF a mans sldC"p0cket
and put the New Testament there instead. Judge DAVIS
smoke of the good the UniOu could do In other ways
society Npw-Icfsey provided comfortable lodgings
ior Door sewing girls who being paid al the rate of 40
cents dozen for shirts wOnd otherwise have To live III
miserable garrcta. The Rev. Dr. Taylor SAID that there
was great deal OF talk going on about devon2 the
Excise money tO charitable purposes, but lie ADVISED
The Union 20 touch II, tEen it would seemingly
ar know ledge the right to sell liquor.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-22
LATEST CHICAGO FAILURES.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, Jan. 2l.-Page & spmgue'
Wholesale dealers in paints oils aud glass ON DsNp
ST. between Lake aud Randolphsts., IN this city, heS
voluntary petition in bankruptcy this afternoon en nr.
sec,,re, debts amount to about Sl93O00; OF the ssl
ties 0i 600 are considered thess The irsec.. ~,
debts foot up about $4,000. The liabilities of te
on hills discounted IL $l6,500. The assets cos IN
interests I'm land. 100000 personal property sieA
trade etc., about 100000. ~ ,. slei
Hiss Moore & Co., Wholesale grocers OF tEis cltl, W.
voluntary petition In bankruptcy at q latc hour 'hs y"
New-York tribune., 1878-01-22
COMMISSIONER MURPHY's SUCCESSOR.
Nayor Ely said Yesterday morning that h'

would send TIE name o Dr. Philip Merkle to the BOard
OF Aldermen for confirmation Excise COmmis.oncr
In MAC, of owen MurTny Later IN the day the Mayor
,,s undecided ~ ho mad received inultion that
Dr Mrrkle would not be confirmed. Hr stated thar he
would positively make up his mnd before th's mOfhus
and send a TO the Board.
some ~ the liquor dealers yesterday EXPRESSED oppos
zion To- the nomination of Dr. Mcrkc Excise Commits
sl,n,r They thought lie was uDfIicndy TO their bu,i
New-York tribune., 1878-01-22
MASSACHUSETTS, SAVINGS BANKS.

BosToN Jan. 21.-The directors OF the DOR.
chester savings Bank have voted 20 place the affairs OF
the bank in tie hands OF finance committee. VINO afc
Instructed To report before the expiration Of Sixty 1a
m, oicers the bank think tLat they v be ape 70
hiring the bank ont OF its present trouble whOl' loss
the depOsitOTS. 80, -, ,,.-,s,.
over $500 900 have been withdrawn from the MeEctn
,ilo Savings Bank here siUce January l. The directors
have decided require sixty days notice from ceDsJs
before withdrawal. except at the discretion OF 'Do
treasurer
New-York tribune., 1878-01-22
Az CuATnAM. ONrAKIO.

s,ore va, bancl to-day: loss, $1,000; insurance
$1,000 Mc,f-e. Rodcy " Faton'6 stock WIS damaged
- tbc extent Of ~ coo. Tine insurance companies IN
icrrsi.n arc the Commercial Union, PhrnX, Lancashire
and Imperial.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-22

4 youlcstcr, whilst pcrusing n chapter of
Gcurrt i3g ,o hs father, inquired II the people IN
those ~ need To do their the ground III was
dscrv,r.. iat he had been reading the pasa-sc, Ahd
~, sons ut lcn nu piled the face Ol The earth"
Father: "Why don't yer say yer grace,
Charley charley: Why, COS dOn'I like the look %
a., Il, tbrrc tat,Is."-ftun.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-22

PROVIDENCE, K. l., Jan. 2I.-Iht PTOVIuVH'O
County Savings Bank of Pautucket today Issued e'
,ar 10 depostors announcing the omission ol the us
.,manuual dividend and that the charter pioFr,r"iI
urseay IN April would be- enforced. ON tie 3Jt ol ~, &
yenher last The bank had about S3OOOo0o IN depOss s
With ~ os1 900 invested n zeal estate mortgages in
other sayings banks require D0ticc tor wlthra"" "
nrincpaI, but pay interest on demand.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-22
LAEGE FLrE III rorLrNNY. VI.

RUTLAND, w., Jan. 21.-A destructive fire
started at 1880 O'Clock nght in J. T. EandaPs store.
M Psuney, VI, destroying tha: building, Mr. Paikers
residence Colonel T.. H. Row,s store. containing Odd
Fellows iiIi and Mrs. Siuciars millinery sore. IEe
los, will hr n,yy. Al tls hour, l-:JO Ococh, The IRE
l. ttdprrp t,l.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-22
THE OLD GUARD RECEPTION.

Extensive preparations have been made TO
insure the Of the annual reception OF e Ola
Guard Thursday and TO make Il suTpass previous
event The Academy of Music and Nilsson Han Will he
connected and supper will he served in the ball Boxes
have been secured by the STATS of the Governors Of New
York and Massachusetts, MaiorGenerais Shale, Dakin
and Woodward DrigadierG GENERALS Vilnar and Varan
and stats; Colonel Hitchcock and officers OF the 9th
Regiment the American Rife Team O 1877 Comno-
dOre Nicholson, coinmandant OF the Navy Yard, and
several Others The officers of the Army aud Navy who
he spared from duty az the fOris, Navy Yard aud
vessels near hew-forx, have accepted invitations Ia
attend.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-22
AT nMAu,-LOas s1n.nnn.

OMAHA, Jan. 2l.-Iho Pattec block OF two
story namc ruDdngs, SXtecnth-st. owned by James
" patt,e o. New York, burned this forenoon, prob
,tiy by ln crndary. rtcrc were stores upon the
n.t-nJnf. ith dwellings, upon the second Loss about
$4,000; il.l-tnce about ~ 900
New-York tribune., 1878-01-22
FAILURE OF MOROCCO DEALERS.

PHLADELrIuA, Jan. 21.-The failure y,
three houses here engaged IN the Morocco ana goa %
trade and the failure OF manufacturing firm AZ trSmr
mington Del canses some lille exetemenI a. "a,
total liabilities are said exceed Sooo,ooo. fnen
sets are unknown
New-York tribune., 1878-01-22

exyratop nf twenty-five days the provisions were All
gone aud they were Obliged TO rely on ne de0nd by
tnr faptan OF the Rubna who alleges that the pssen
gers Amused themselves by throwing away the PROVISIONS
New-York tribune., 1878-01-22
WORK FoR THE UNEMPLOYED Ar SAN FEANcIsco.

san FKANCISCO, Jan. 2I.-In conformity
with notice gwen by the railroad authorities that un
employed workingmeu would be given work the com
panys property at Mission Bay at 81 per day. several
hundred assembled there early this morning About
$50 work aud Others viii be given an
opportunity fast company make arrange
ments. Within few days employment VIII be furnished
a On0 men IL offer their services.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-22

each month"; after o'clock, being specially assigned -
rule for that purpose.
The following were passed:
bill amend charter Of the Mutual Fire Insur,,.
Company OF the District Of Columbia.
bill punish embczzlement in the District OF Coum,s.
and TO protect the district records
This concluded all the business that ready IA n,
reported from the District Committee.
After motion TO adjourn. which was defeated tyeas
9J; nays, 1921 MIR. Southards motion to suspend ~
rules and pass bill making Customs duties payable n
greenbacks after January, 1879 came mp for vote
The motion TO suspend the rules and pass the bin Wa
defeated-Yeas, 154; nays, 06; not two-thrds In -
affirmative
The House then at halfpast three, adjourned no ra
port having been made from the Committee Fereiyr
Affairs the invitation OF the Italian Minister asI
the religions ceremonies tomorrow IN memory OF the ats
King Of Italy.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-22
NOMINATIONS.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 21.-The President sent
to the Senate to-day number OF nominations Post
masters OF which the following were for the East:
Neac. York Benjamin p Cracker: at Cambridge Chari~
Wapg at Jamaica Alexander f. L0obdel, az BTewsers
station; Joseph Hndsoncat Peekskl Mrs sarah E. Tppk
at Camden John X. LOring, at Wateltown.
Observation-Disclosures +. Wnitpg. at Whitinsyile, Na
thaniel A. Waters, at Stockbridge.
PenasyiUdnid-J. ". sD0wden, at Brownsville; John
Myer, at Allegheny Charles F. sayles at Troy Robers
Hawley at Willamsport.
Ne,o.Hamp pshire-Chares c. Kmball at Charleston.
VeTmOnt-Q. r. Morgan, at Bellows Falls.
Connecticut David A. Baldwin. at New Milford
Neic-JerSey-Wiam Ward. at Newark.
NGins-Charles E Gibbs at BrdeetoD.
Delqicare--Wllam ID. Pyle, at Whining gt0n
New-York tribune., 1878-01-22
RUN on SAN FRANCISCO SAVINGS BANKS.

SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, Jan. 21.-On Saturday
there something approaching run on the Odd Eel
lows Savings Bank which, however, attracted little at'
tention. This morning the run was commenced at the
opening of the bank, ana continued during the DAY As
\ PRECAUTIONARY measure the bank has in conformity
with its by laws. required notice 10 he gwen on al
amounts of lO0 aud over at the rate OF t"o days or
rach loO The officers assert confidently that the bank
can nav all demands. under the provisions or It's by
laws The accounts and securities of the bank were re-
Gently examined by the board of directors ana found 10
be In proper condition - e, Nj.
The run extended To the Clay Street savings Bank
which Las also been besieged by depOsors all day Inc
p Scnt states that there is ground whatever Tor the
run and that the bank Is ready To meet si ls oonsa
tions. .--, 4, . ..,..,,al
No other savings banks have experienced any unisuai
demand upon their resources and there Is dsposi'M1a On
10 partly al least attribute the TO the present in'
Ccndialy agitation.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-22
DIR. Fl>KEs EMPHATIC DENIAL

Stephen FIsEc, % the FItH Avenue Theatre. was hl-
pnoG TO by ie pore. 10 learn wbdt truth there was IN
tnc statements oi Mr Boucclut That hc forming
company to run that concern Nr. Ti,hc VIZ very
much surpIls hrnS Informed the conicDts Of tho
letter Of Mr.. Bouccaut 81 Mr. Thonc aud desired 10
SO II copy Of II. When II was read to
him be stated in very emphatic that hc ncyrr
beard Of the letter before tndt hc hI never auhnrizcd
anyb0dy 10 make propositions 20 cneager Thnrle ana
that while lac gong To produce on ~ iii. iuici-
cauis emotional and sensational dramas January
-, he did Mr. 1hurnc to appear ia H. hut had
engaged George Clnrsr of the cadns part Mas kati-
Aruc Rogers ~ 10 lny the leading female p, and tho
caste WiiI be- Il strong
New-York tribune., 1878-02-14

the wintry Atlantic coast. and under prop
erly rigorous system of inspection would be
refused certificate Some have been good
boats in their day, but are now too old for
hard service. Some have been altered un-
skilfully, and weakened by the change. Some
have rickety engines, either imperfectly fitted
together or imperfectly put in; accidents to
good machinery are often caused by the tact
that the engine is not carefully adjusted and
made fast to the hull, so that the parts work
ever so little out of place. Some vessels have
no sufficient outfit in case of accident, ana
many are not half manned. AS we said be-
fore, it is not our intention to apply these re-
marks to the Livingston, the Barnes, or the
Gulf Stream. Those boats did cope success
fully with their bad luck. and the fact that
they came safe into port affords presump-
ton that they were well handled. But that
there are steamship owners and captains who
every Winter court disaster on our most peril
ors coast line, seems to be the fixed belief OF
those who follow the sea; and it is to be hoped
that the lessons of the past three weeks may
teach them to take account OF their condition.
and incte the Government inspectors ana the
underwriters to stricter scrutiny.
New-York tribune., 1878-02-14
amnssments ano Meeilnss Co. Might.
lnoff to advertisements.

AMUsRMRNTs-3d Poqe-5th and 9th columns.
BOARD AND ROOMs-3d Pdge-5th column
BUSINESS CHANCEs-3d Pdqe-oth counn
BUSINESS NOTICEs-im IdGe-1st column
CORPORATION NoTICES--7M PdGe-Oth column
DANCING ACADEMIEs-6M PGGc-3d cOluiill
DIVIDEND NOTICRs-7M Pd0e-Jth column
DRY GOODs-3d PdQe-5th column. go ,
EUROPEAN ADvERTIsEMENTS-6M fdGe-lln colunin
FISANCINL-7M TdGe-4th ana 9th Columns
FINE AETs-3d PG0e-6th column.
HOUSES AND FARMS WANTED-7h Page -oth COLUMN
ICE CREAM-Gh PaQe-3d column.
INsIRUCTfoN-6M PQGe-2d and Sd columns
LECTURES AND MERTINGs-3d Pdge-Oth column.
IOsr AND FOUND--3d Pdge-5th column.
M,ppIr syD SLATE MANTEIs--6M PGGe-ith column
MARRIAGFs AND DEATus-5fh Pdgc-6th column go
MIsCEILANEoUs--6M PaQe-4tb column; Sh fdge-oln
and 9Th columns. 80
MUslCAL INsTRUMTNTs-3d Pdqr-6th column
NEW PUHLICATIoNs-6h Poge-lst and I'd columns
PRoPosALs-3d PGGe-5th column %,
REAL ESTATE For SALE.CoUNTRY-1n @ rage-0rTI rI
coumn; AUCTION SALEs-7M PGGe-6th column iO
EXcnASGE-7M PuGe-Gth column.
sALEs BY AUCTIoN-6h Pdoe-3d column.
sPEcIAL NoTICEs-5h Page-6th column.
SITUATIONS WANTED-MALES-6M FdGe-4tn coIuinh
FEMALES-GM PaOc-4th coulnn ~ - .,s
STEAMBOATS, AND RAILROADS 9th PGge-4th aud OH
columns.
STEAMERS, OcEAN-6h PaGe-3d column.
IEACHERs-6h Pd0e-3d column.
THE BALL SEAsOS-3d PdQe-Gth column -
To LET-Cuv PROPERTY 7NPdGe-6tb colninh
CoUNTRY-7h Pdge-6th column
New-York tribune., 1878-02-14
TRYING TO SNELTE SAMUEL.

Tire new Democratic newspaper at Washing
ton lately Published, and THE TRIBUNE copied,
a report Of Il series of briei interviews with
various Democratic Congressman, from the
West and Southwest, upon the question OF
Mr.. Til. EMS prospects for denomination. The
topic is not cngrossing public attention to any
great extent at this precise moment, nor Is
the popular heart, either North or South, es
pccially Irritable or inllammable at the men,
ton of Mr.. Tilden's name Indeed, the ac-
count of the interviews fails to in
dIcate any sort Of enthusiasm upon
the subject in the minds of Dem
ocratic statesmen whO year ago. were
excited beyond measure, and seriously
discussing bloOdshcd, because Mr.. Tilden was
going to be defrauded of the Presidency"
Almost without exception, they remarked that
they had no desire for any more Tilden, or
words to that effect; and this they said Ian
gudly, and in tired, weary way, as though
it was only with an effort that they could be
brought to a mere mOmentary consideration
of their last Presidential candidate. And yet
il is interesting to know what they think of
him. and how they view the possibility
of his being again candidate. Pre-
cisey why they should be sounded
on this question nearly three years in ad-
vance of the nominating convention. we can
not undertake to say. Manifestly, somebody
wants to know about the prospect and TO
gather the information from other sources than
the old gentleman of Gramcrcy Park himself.
All the persons consulted agree that he dis
appointcd them in not making a stand for his
rights after the Presidential election. One man
from Arkansas says the Democrats of that
State are dsgustcd with him; that they will
not only not go for him, but will go for no.
body cast of the Allcghanes. One from
Tennessee says they have 10 further
use for Tildcn in that State. HIS conduct after
the election satisfied them he is not the man
they want The Texas people don't want him,
according to a Representative from that State.
General Clark, of Missouri, says he eau never
be nominated again "hc beat us out of one
victory, and that's enough" One Virginia
man says il is too late to right old wrongs
and that Virginia people think they can get a
better and a stronger man next time. Another
from the same State says: "We elected
"him once; he would not take the office,
"and that will do" Mr.. Bright, of Ten