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Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-05-22

c., rea' wha I,a.e e't.
G.! trar "ha' have ire,
Sink es Il a l,lo" = &. iier deaf.
Md he c,'d vari'', fr ui srrrn.
Thus : rir..e ~ from rra~ rp war,
Thy sole relief ;he sca.JiIg tear.
Go. weep - have re :,
O'era vel father al!
See every cheri he ,r mi swept
You'll h.: suer. re = turned to call.
Hn,e'- fnded flower. s:r.Ned all ihe way,
That led me np TO woman, day.
Go! knes' A. have krelt--
Implnrc. be .eerh and pray:
Strive The he spifeI heart TO melt,
The downward cnur e to Ssav:
lie ca-t viii bitter cur ca ide--
Thy prayers bur,esGuel, thy tears deiie |.
Go. stand here have stood.
And see he 'r,rg nian hwy
Wi !, ."a hi " zee h, lip ha lie in blood,
And G ,Ii ard iisil rr.w
G. ca cil his a-..eriar -aYre and see
There mir red lis SOUP. mi cry.
Go! hear w,,a !! have heard
The snbI of "a fe air
As meaifr >, feeling + un' ha h stirred,
And i revealings 'hsre
Have told him wIa he rnigh' ba-e Ieen
Had lie tie drunkard' ia e i.,rcsee
Go to thy mrfheris size,
And her cru he'd aJri. cheer,
Thine own dee., anrui Ii hi .e-
wire " IN her cheek h" iear.
Mark lnr linme eye. her f rrpwc brow,
The gray tina ,rea. her dari; hair now,
The foi-Mor ,rasae. the ire .nblihg limb,
Ard trace Tie ruin back 20 him
VIII '>e phi IA ell faith il early youth
Pr.mi ell e:erna love snd truth,
But who, foresworn hash yielded up
1hi, pr mi II he draly cup,
And led her down -. IN love and li"h',
Fr m AL laT made her a hway bright,
And cllaine her here mid wa nj and strife
hat iowly thing, . drnnksrd's wife,
And am cd on chidh md; brow so mild
That wi;hering blight, Il drllhkards child.
Co. hear and ee and feel and know
! All that my ui ha h felt All known,
7 hen look within the wi ile-cup's glove
see if he hr!gll ness can atone,
1hink If it, fay y II would try
lfa pr.c!nimal, I'll. dri < aud diet
Tell me haze he bowl?
late js feeble word!
Ilaa:he, abhpr, my very soul
Ty rnng iii gut j. s.irred
Whe Ie,er zee n hear pr tel
OF the lark Jcye era q Of hell!
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Go! hear and ee and feel and know
All ihai my al ha h felt AL known,
hen look within the wi ie-cdp's glove
see il he hf.gh ness can atone,
1hiuk If its iiaN + \, Il would try
lfa pr-c.aimpI, III. dri : aud die!
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-02
Prince Of Bulgaria.

LONDON, Jso. "A Vienna dispatch 70 the
Times s,ys:
las tic lime fjr the election O! s Pi;tc! Of
Bulgaria approaches fresh c.1diisiss paEc
their appearance. Prince Vogorlic1 wha,
although belonging to Greek family, c!aisis
Bulgarian descent, has been pu! toward and 1t
wcud not be surprising ii an attempt should BE-
made by The Pore snd TIE Greeks in Ccns:a1-
tilopc to SC! up Prize, Eogo.ides aga!osi Tie
Ru;<ian nominee. bus Pine, Doldeukoi;. the
prcsert Russian Governor ct Bulgaria, ac39rc-
log 10 a.! acoouots. has takea care to be snsster
of The Bulgarian Assembly, sDd ma ke it cice'
whom Russ, p!eases. The Assembly has not
been elected by direct vote Of tine popnial!oa,
ont By gu Indirect election, aod care has been
taken that large proportion OF the members
Of the Assembly should be persons hodips Of.
fetal positions under tic Russian government.
Prince Batlcnberg is said 10 be tho eaudi 3atc
put forward By Russia, be: there arc those
who ba!ieva that some ons elie ia kept IN re-
serve
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-02
Armstrong; Murderers.

Sheriff Calhoun aud Prosecutor Of the Pleas
Jenkins, tf Camleo county, were at the Exc
cutivs Department, at Tfenton, n. D., Tues
day. and we're officially ioforned CT the aci,p
If Governor Mcclellan 10 rttusi0g to oougeoe
special s, sson of the Court Of Pardcns in The
Hunter caer. The Sheriff has determined to
have the tSt cuco take place 10 the jail yard,
Instead OF 10 the c,rrt room "a was first con
templated. 10 says that Hunter does not
realize bis fate. hut sleeps AID eats jast the
same as if nothing dreadful was to bappeU.
Every lracsutiou is taken to prevent suicide or
escspe, and TWO keepers ere with him night
aud day. TbetSeculion which is to take pIsos
q week from Friday, viii b. nearly private, as
none but officials and members of thaspress Will
be admitted.
Prosecutor Jepkics says that the .lial CT
Thomas Graham, the alleged acc.mpllcs Of
Hunter will take place on the lst day OF the term
OF the Camden Court, on the l4;h of January.
Two able couus;l will be assigned to defend
him, aud Mr.. Jetkias adds that every word be
said with reference TO Graham at The Hunter
trial will be ipsisted upon in order to insure the
conviction Of Graham and his condem nation to
suffer The ssm penalty as Hunter.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-02
Working HOUR.

L0gDoN January 2.-Great excitement! has
b:eu iroiHc.d in the engineering trade regard.
pg The resolution Of the London Iron Trades
Employers Association to Increase the nunber
OF wors;De hiurs. Tie employers association
vii p;cst 80 Tuesday mex; to arrange the pre-
!miaaS!as toG he resumption Of fifty seVeo and
o nj: hou.= as The weekly quota of labor. The
d:trass meetings CT the operative engineers
have been arranged to pronounce tie opinion
Of @o,kGen % the question Of resistance. Out
side If ;:G trldes uaioa stand very large
number Of Eon s2oi:ty men aud it appears from
;atat !raUsri!ed yesterday, ct Informal meetings
Ct The worknlen, that following the precedent
made ic 1911, when the Don uoionsts fer the
mes; yart acted rilh The uuiouiouists, the form
CT viii adopt tic policy Of resistance. Il is
stated ,hat sc decision Of the employers vii!
depsGd, 10 so52c extent, ca the result of the
arbitration On tie proposed reduction Of per
c2et. ia the wages ct iron workers which has
oeeu c5mm=p5ad 81 Darlington. The award Of
the arbitration is expected TO be received By the
end cf The presco. week, SO that the Iron
Trade Employers Association will have the de-
cis!on tcioTe their conference next Tuesday.
Tie Ans &c mated Soeiety Of EGG iDeers has, &C.
c,rilpg tc the last auuasl report, a quarter of a
million pounds sterling 10 hand. Il is recog
niZsd Is Inc roi0c which numerically and f5a1-
cay leeds tue other trades unions OF the
kingdom.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-02
Fires,

The Minnesota Hotel aud eight smaller build
legs were burned at Portland, O:tgoa, Ioasday
plight. Loss 800, 0JU.
A IRE a. Tnscsrora, New, Tuesday Lis:s,
DESTROYED nearly block ofbuj!diEg4. ihe ire
is supp lsed to have been OF iDeeujllry of,g'n'
Loss $4,000.
A large Touring mill at Rockda!c, Iowa, wis
burned yesterday. 1t is believed the fire olik.
mated from -four gas 10 the patent h5u. apart.
ment. There Was large quantity OF srain aEc
four 10 the mill, most Of which was destroyed.
The mill was valued at s25 000 sod IVES TO-
sured for $1,000.
At Terre Hau.c, led, yesterday, al t.SpIj'
sion of three boilers occurred - ths dl:uEety
of Human & Fairbanks. VIM. Day, co'ored,
foreman, aud Frank Hughes, Toy aged II
years, we're Instantly killed. The carIage Is
S. COO. The three boilers We're tcrn to trag
nents. a piece of one Was thFosa acrcss the
Wabash river. The ruins Of the distl'ery caught
fire, which, however, vas sooo snodu=d.
The four cotton presses of the Uroo Com
pany at Charleston were burned yesterday Y ofn-
ipg, With 10. l2I bales Of cotton. The buildings
and presses were valued at 100000 s1d TIE
cotton at SAFE. ZOO. The building were Insured
for $50 coo aud the cotton ws5 Insured for us
full value. The fire was the Ecrk OF an lnc:n'
diary, who was baiIcd by thu Tatchnsu while
running away. The Wa.chmau shot at Tin, but
be made bis escape.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-02

s geae,a order has been issued iron tho
War Department to.biddipg the granting Of
leaves 10 Officers Of The army fer the purpose Of
visiting Waslioeion 70 ,lleuce legislation.
Why not issue orders iorbddipg them pernis
sion to commit aoy act uD5acomiog au officer I?
We supposed the; leaves ofabscncs were grant
ed for certain we'll kuewo and specific parpcses,
but rcyar before knew that lobbying vas ono
of those purposes; hui it seems that twas, tr it
would have beaa unnecessary to issue general
order 10 reference 10 i. Surely the strange
and evil times have fa!lcu upon the ctu9tiy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-02
fTRGIJH.q sl'E;I's.

Tie l5ss,s by fire in Richmond ks scar u:ro
Sll3 900, Ggaios. SIS, OU0 10 1877.
The value of imports at R;:hal2n' the past
year reSl04 .2l5; value ofeZpo7:s 5,V59,2l1'
Bes illnin Esli Ct Augusta c,u.:g, = val
known preacher, died very sutdspir !2s. ! GUYS
day.
Mr.. Walter McGce, who E4s T.a:4!!y ..;ir'
rcd 10 Carol! couay, hal At tn: ua!3 iD4
grandchildren.
New Years Gey wss rot eeu:r.!Iy obs@!Ted
ia R;chmo The "c:!!:r," w:ro tn HEd thc
"rcceiviug" limited
The sons Of Asher W. Herman taYo pGT-
chased the foe farm, Glenn homo. D:ar stain
ton, 400 acres, for $2l ,OG0.
Lucy Bradyaud Lizzie L lis. haih c.!tg-j, cl
Stauuton, we've fatally burped Christmas night
by their clothes catching Ere.
Dr.. Wm. A. Mccormick has been Appointed
Secretary OF the Wirchts:sr acd Potomac tsl''
road Con aoy, 10 plGc, OF the late I:in. j..
Bent.
A trac. Of audi Frederick c:u1ig, kn9%o
az tho "Stoucwail farm" lately owed ty DiSic
TimberIakc, l0l seres, has been bCush; tg
Joel Randall at S3l.2j per acre.
Captain W. L. Dlndsijge, CT Winchester
mas been arp ,incd agent Ct the Ono a3d tIIs'
tissippi railway t1oress at Ciucinuati. eai gtn'
eral agent Of the Marietta and Coc!oost' eS-
presG.
Governor Holiday has issued Ill rf3c,:u.'
ton eff ring reward OF $50 eacl Tor .hn cai-
ture ct the murdereIs of Betj'Su.i;h, Of Norfolk
county, who was murdered 90 Iho ught 9!
December
There were 6S marriage licerses Issued CHr'
ing the mouth Of December hg the clerk q! TIC
Husliugs Court Of Richmond The total To-:
the year is GIG lioensss-ot which %! were 20
white, AID 314 to co!ored o5up!ts.
Ten peoiten,isry coovicts, who "cTa at 'cik
% the James River and Kaoawha canal, near
L:xiogtoo, al white, broke CUT ut,ho s;2olada
to which they we're coIfoed at ni2b'. They
we're fred upon By tbe guard, hus nono w&rc
so SERIOUSLY hurt es to rtsatl1 laer c!p.uTe.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-02


MI. Jerseuscn says .hsre is Change Tor the
better 10 Viz; iais; tGat tho punishment II q
few OF those in the State guilty Of cheatiog ct
elections Hiii.ImproVa matter; that the mtj2r'
i,y OF tee Firainiaus are honest, and that Gan.
Grant cau probably CARY the State in 1880
Mr. Jergensyn'S re c;tG.ioo, by al Increased
msjolty, aad 81 the .Vcwed assistance OF naDg
hard money democrats, has had modifying
fl. CT upoo him, scd he is disposed TO treat the
People e tie STATE he partially represents 10
Congress with mc.s FITNESS than Formerly
lie will fad lha. il those tried tjr fraud ct
elections 10 tie State are guilty, GoDe will oppose
less objection 10 their punishment than the
conservatives. and he will thus be enabled to draw
a comparison ty 10 meas favorable to his own
party,i 10 such Notable case es the Presi1catlal
fraud. lilo is probably right, too, with regard
10 General G:sat. !oS most Firgiuia5s would
prefer him for President to either Blsioo CT
Cooking, his prabsb!e opponents, though. for
the SAKE o. the coualry and the welfare OF the
whole people, w, hope that neither Of tho three,
nor apy radical, viii be etc:c5, tu! that some
good aoG iue democrat vii! b. tho nezt occu.
pact Ct the White Reuse.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-02
TirHt1.ia'S Debf.

The bon Jed daht Of he State Of lirEllIa ~
So. 367 geo, nd atTcady two Yr!?osiIodj havs
been Submitted TO ;ac Legislature Of that Sale
to fuod Il. Oco CT these Tas-n.!e ty crs'gu
boaGho!iers aud tie o.ac: y c:;tala baker,
representing holders 0; the boOds 10 tho North.
Neither Of these propositions was !aVora5y 90
tcrtaocd, a:hough The Legislature has loT!tet
tie boudhol1ers 10 c11ter!nco Oh the SUBJECT.
10 be he'd 10 The later Oar: Ct tLlj month
(Jarusry.l TIC reason III TtIsciing the to
propositions was bacau3o they locluIed The
overdue iotereSt CO lbc b0uG5. Vi the bonded
debt s., 200 900 were 10 tsx receivable cors)I.
dated boud4 worth ironi Gtty sig TO sixty cents
in tic market. Tho ether class OF bn1ds Is
called 'pae!yrs' and amouct to $9.l25 ,OO3,
Sith overdue ia!erest on janusfy |, OF 81, OOu,.
600. The mark: v,su. OF these bnGds Is thirty
six to forty CENTS.
Tho Funding Association Ct the Uoitei
States Cimitcdl, who's was formed few years
ego for settlipg all bad debts Ct STATES, hes
proposed new pl2a to the Legislature q Var
gina, wti:h is sal IL meet with favor
amorS the hOndhc!dc!s aud th0s9 members
Of the Leg iSialu.3 to whom i; has been private
ly submitted. TIE plan is 20 fuad these bonds
toto i09r p"c cent 5Urd., seavirg out The inter
CSs On li!c i3A Iecrl'aUlc UOEus, aUc lJI Iultl
es. due 90 'peeIcI" bo2ds i,sn.iag certificate
equal to TWO per cot Interest. ], propose, 10
guarantee the State agaiost sby abortye eitJIt
10 fand By making deiaite proposition 10
fucd given uu1Set o! bonds II The desired
lesi ,!stlou cau be obtained Bonds ere TO De
dated July !. 1879. ond du, aod payable forty
i've yeas after date. tu; red9emable aftcrten
years. Tho iutcrest il to be fur par c!ct per
auoutn, aud both priocipa! aud iotere.t sre tu
be exempt frJGl tay.,ion. Coupons evllerclog
the Interest 90 The pew "fJurs are to be made
rec! iv.b!c after IL .,vrl'y iJr ali taxes and debis
due the Stste. L. provides fjra sink,og iuLd
to redeem his bosd OF ooc-hsif OF one per cent
OF The amount Z! ;ha CT slsoclog dctt, TO ~ sci
aside b. the ) az from g:1er.i tax.'ion.
In, cqu..v b..|aeD tho c.asse- D! boa1s Gu b:
sttileG By the tCl3hc:rIs themselves. The
new ''i5uts" w!ieu rp,d a!e 70 b. applied only
TO the pavDrnt al tie OUTSTANDING dot Of The
Stately i. WuaM.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-02
Bold Attcmp. at Robbery.

BosToN, January "a bold attempt vas
made last evening to rob the jeWelry establish
ment of R. G. Wood & SOP, AL Washington
street. A couple of robbers entered ,tbe s:cre
by breaking through the skyilght aud hecad
and gagged the onl5 inmate OF the place. IheE
did not, it is believed, secure much plunder,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-02
- - 80
IJ5 ED.

On January l.t HARRY MILTON BAG
GETT, son Of Samuel anG Ellen v. Baggs!!.
aged years ~ Inc funeral Will take place
from tho residence OF his p.re:.s. corner West
ard Q lesn streets, tomorrow (Erijsy) morn
ing, &C IL o'clock. The friends and Bcqu.in!-
ance3 Of the family sre iavilo1 % attend.
On December 26. St Farewell. Va JAMES
MARVIN, infant SOC Q: Milton 4. and Anna
Il. Fadeley, aged two weeks.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-02
A hurHy DIei.

Mention has bo,n made of q duel last week
between Two coiorcd American citI-srs OF Att
can descsat. The reports which have tan3 far
boen published fail to give cor7ec: idea OF the
aforesaid duel, and that the truth OF history may
DO vipdicstei, 10! the facts be stated - candid
world.
Firss-Thonas Is. Coins remarked tbs. N"?.
V. Turner wss bypocrite in that he pretended
to be Radical, while in fact he was IL ths GER
vice Of tho Democracy.
Seccnd-Willisn V. Turnnr taking umSrsSa
at this remark. replied shat Thomas s. Cons
YVES o traitor, in that he pretenGet to serve the
Radicals, Ehile ia fact he was IN the se7vicc .;
the Democracy.
Third-At this point both Of TIC young states
man becsme fred with ths: sort of anger which
can DO uppeased only by the burning Of gan
powder With heads erect and quickened pace
both scugh! friends" sad beth pennet p
'challenge to tie fold Ct honsh" /. is not
known which challenge reached tho party ad-
dressed first, but in duo time the btlhgoEents
weIo stationed on tho ssme h3d Of "loIah."
each particular hair of their African hssds sand
irg out fearfully ike quilts upon the ftetiul
porcupine, their eyes FISHING fire andtiheir du.-
Ky forms sway ing like reeds in the fesr!u burr
cane. They were to commence boring holes
through each other at fifteen pacoa, and keep OF
boring unit! their wounded "honhhs" were ST.
isGed,
at the first tire both belligeronts looked AZ Il
they had been tun bled from tho top of 8 noun
tain,and landed on their feet. GlsIiog at e.cn
other momen. they repeated the fire. aud rs
they were to advance aud fire until ore or both
was Gown, 3. the last fire thu rcpeaters were
thrust over each others shoulders and the scoae
as cav il from The hiding place near by, was
tho most ludcrous and farciai human eye ever
gszed upon. Neither Of tho pistols had baen
loaded, the humorous seconds having determin-
ed 10 have some fun without Any blocd.shed.
The principals though. they we're dealing out
The trick played upon them by their seconds is
not 1elishedsby them. and they are trying to get
Up stesm enough to have cow-hiding spree, il
,ney can only meet sga,n.-!Nontgon,cr Adre''-
1iscr
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-02

TIE SULTAN SAD AND Wharf.-The Sultan
locked whilo aud weary at the morning pro
cession of Bairam the other day. There vas
nervous movement ofthe lips and q repeated
raising OF the hands TO relieve their tension.
The procession did not 60 the tiue.hooored
route to the hippod.oms and mosque Of Sultan
Ahmed. It followed much shorter line 20
mosque near the palace. Whether there was
danger Of 40 attack or not, runner assigned this
danger IS reason for the change of place. As
| turned away from the tired Sultan aud bis
worn face, the Eoglish fact appeared at the
mouth Of the Bosphorus with laundering
salute to the Majesty Of the Turkish Empire.
A certain contrast at oIce suggested itself be-
tween the ideal saluted by these ships snd the
reality, hsrasssd and worn, as could see ii.
The contrast was as marked as that between
the mopstIous iron ciads which ssluted the
Turkish flag and the absurd four. gun Turkish
cutter which took up the duty OF representing
the dignity of the flag by returning the salute.
--Constanttnop!s Correspondence
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-02

ra5~ LIVELY Stock UPEaATI0Ss.-The cur
rant Of recent event, has gwen Xre.: impetus TO
busGeas in VOL sic.ei, erd many successful
turns are reported where immense profits arc
made ia sLoit periods The mos! suc-essful way
thut We have heard Of yet for opGra,ioHi ID stock!
is by tic Com bination Method Of Aessrs. Law.
renee q Co., Bankers. Now York. By thissy
TEN thousands Ct orders ia various sums sre
pooled into one vast capital md operated under
The most CT perienced and ski!l!ul mansgenent
thus securing to each stakeholder superior sd-
vantsges snd profits. not possible in say Other
way. Profits are paid a. end Of 81 days. D.
Jones, of Boston, ads SI41.3o on 81 invest
ment OF SlG0 Many Offers are doing as WEI!
or better. Capital in any amour. from $40 10
500 COZ can be used with equsl rroportionstn
success By this Combination or Co.operatses
Method. SIS would make S75 OF Pr cent on
the stock SOD would re!urn $500. or per cent
during tbs month, aid 50 on, according to The
market TIE new circular contains two uner-
ing rules :or SUCCESS and full information, go
that Any one Can operate VITA profit. Stacks
and bonds wanted, Depo:its received. Gov
ernmen: bonds supplied apply ID Lawrence
& Co., Bsakers 81 Exchange Place, n. Y. city.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-02

AS recently announced, The smslipcx is rag-
Jog to very fearful ex;cat 10 Brazil. and it
is said tia: thirty houSa:l people died from
this plague during the month of November.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-02

7eSl CENTS FOX RIO COFFEE
Z ~ +. J. DAVIDSONS,
dec S l47 King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-02

OTTAWA, Jan. 2.-The Governor-General held
his New Years levee at the Council Chamber
yer:erdsy from half.past eleven to one o'clock,
Rideau Hall not being out of mourning. Up.
wards of Eve hundred persons were presented
Gentlemen wore ordinary mourning costume.
The cordial manner in which Lord Lorne receiv.
ed his visitors and the total abseuce of any for
mRlity were most noticeable.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-02

Nothing tries the patiencc Ct u.n lDore
than 10 .i7ier 70 Esckiog ,cOugh, which hs
knows could cgsiiy b: cured by icve.tlDg %, 10
bottle OF Dr.. Balls C,uah Syrup.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-02
Failures,

LONDON. Janualy 2.-Ths number Of bust.
ness failures officially announced 10 tie king
dom Of Great Britain and Ireland, during the
year 1878, have been 1909, OF which 2,643
we're 10 the financial and wholesale and manu-
facturing branches oftrsde. and IL, 4l6 10 retail
trades, professional pursuits, builders, publcsDs,
working classes. ETC., against Pip aud $3.50
under the respective headings 10 1877, showing
an Increase of 4.037 failures last year over the
preceding year.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-02

The propIiators Of the Saunders print works,
ia Sou,hbIidge. Mass. have failed, with LA
bjiitisa to Eve Fa, River mill firms amounting
to $50, 500 aud to persons in Providence
amounting to $4,000.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-02
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rD@AR SNOwDEN-
THURSDAY EVENING, JANUARY 9.
Ono of the more recent illustrations cf the

Ono Of the more recent illustrations ct the
oldtrutb, that example is stronger than precapt,
is afforded By the aacri!y With which The re.
fusa! Of Gove-acc E!c,. Of Massachusetts,, TO
surrender fugitive from justice upoa the re-
quisitioa q Gov. Hampton. OF South Carolina
has besn followed by :iui!s. action 90 the part
of the Governors Ct Rhode Island and Illinois,
the former dishou5,iog rtqusiton from Mas
sachus,tts ard tho latter, oae from Penrsyiva
MIC. NV the pr:capt TO comply with snoh
r,qa;s;iicns il founded upon 40 less authority
than the constitution, ;.1der and by Wbieh uo'
Sophisticated people sill suppos, the govern
meat exsts, and hsA tecn implicitly obcyed fjr
nioety years, aud yet, such WAS the ilhuecce OF
Go7eru9r R:ce's example, tina! with!a tho last
few months the rrecep!, with a!l The authority
it derived ir2u tee crssuic lsw OF the ,ard. aod
from ancst c:nIuEys cootnuod use, has
ceased 10 be obligatory, and in fact has been
practically abolished II r5patt!otic people. and
thos, fond Of strife aud c0ltcniiop, such sub
version Of uatioua iaH and State courtesy IS is
here alluded TO i; particularly gratifying, aod
nothing affords them NOR, delight than the
present hcw..s OF tho radical press over The
recent rsfusa; Il Go7croor Cuiium to comply
With o reqaistion CT Governor Har;ratt:, be-
cause they remember that the same press, only
mouth or l@o ego. app!auaed Governor R;c:
for his iusui,icg refusal to respcc; slnllsi
req5i:i;ion from Go7c.str naUp.ob; but tIus
lovers CT their counirY, SOL those disposed to
cultivate AID cherish feelings conducive to g
coueutsd, hafmoaiou; and prosperous Ualon,
lock upon il wiz. 10 approving eye, aos draw
f,om i: uohappy augulies fJr the future.