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The daily gazette., 1879-12-15

Autho rized by the Commonwealth ofKy
AND FAIREST IN THE WORLD.
The daily gazette., 1879-12-15
A Iona TrQ7ll2l.

A good many people here are interest
ed in the Grant reception and several
bodies will turn out in the parade. A
calculation of the length of the route of
the parade shows that 1t covers thirteen
miles, and our "bOys in blue" will be a
little tired before 1t Is over.
The daily gazette., 1879-12-15

SEE THE LACE TICHUs
w. M. KENNARD 4 co.
are selling at 37}<, so, 75c. 81, Al.25, Al.5O,
$l.75, ~ and $3.50.
The daily gazette., 1879-12-15

SEE THE POCKET BOOKS
w. M. KENNARD 4 CO.
are selling at l21<, Is, 8711. 40, so. rs, 81 cts
81, $l.25, ti.60, tl.75, $z.25 and $3.50.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-04-04
Shot by an Actress.

New YORK. AnIil 4,-Washinc:oa Nathan.
son CT Benjamin Nathan, who was murdered il
TEcnty.thlrd street snmc years ago, vas SHOT
yesterday morning ct the Broadway Hotel by
Marion Ward, the actress, The circumstances,
so far as known. show that NlsI Ward ~eot 10
the hotel Cd "Wednesday night registered her
self as Miss Zulsrd, of Philadalphil. and the
next day about ten o'clock sought Alr. Nathan
10 the room of the actress. Miss Alice Harrison,
upbraided him with having deceived Fer AID
shot him 10 the neck, tic ball entering beneath
the lobe of the left car and passing around in-
bedding itself in the heavy muscles OF the right
eide. the wound, though severe, will 30: Prob
ably prove dangerous. All accounts represent
jealousy to have been the irstiga:!ns cause Of
the attack. Miss Ward Ier; TIC hotel inmeii-
ate!g after Tie affair.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-04-04
Marine Disasters.

!HovlScETowN, Mass April IA =no~
storm Of rousual severity pr:vliai last ni&h!,
doing considerable damage toshippinE. A large
feet OF coasters were CT Cspe Nay :ai,ic'; made
for this port.
Two three masted schcorcrs were a5h:r2 iG
Herring Cave, QUO Ct which is CD fire. Her
crew arc supposed 20 he ca board OF The o!heT
schooner. Both vessels ara apparently coal
laden. 4 vessel IS at anchor IL the harb5r with
both masts gene ard another one is outside
with enc mast gone attempting to weather !ho
gale No names have yet b3cn l!ayrcd.
4 Schooner ia reported sunk rear Billings
Gate With the Cow in the rigging. EiTtI:a arc
bcing made to save them.
A schooner wcot ashore zcsr &taila 81 ihS
town and has SoDc 10 pieces.
Mary Of the vessels 10 The hart,l! a:e report.
! ed as having los, sails and Gc!us considerably
damaged.
The schooucrs a>hare On Wood Fed aTc the
NJ. j.. EIdridcc, OF Wells. Me-, rom Phiade!-
pha for Boston. and Goa, Ct Dearis from
baltimore for Bostcr.
List night q kerosene lamp exploded in tho
loiecasllc OF TIC schooner IL. +. E!-tSc acting
her OF fcc. She was totally destroyed. The
crew we're saved. ':hc b. f.. Eliriagn was \
new vessel.
Tgo OF the crow o. The schn:rier near Sia!oG,
are reported 10 have been washed nvcibo2Id.
The remainder OF the crew ere ci!rSl1g 10 The
bo6srrit. The sea is too rough o permit 81 lie
beat being launched aud thr station mcn caanot
shoot Inc 10 the vessel. She is {. three
masicd schooner.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-04-04
puaL1sHED DAILY AND TRI-WEEkLI BY
r1,1AR 9NOwDEN.
FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL 9TH, 1879.

Dir. Barber, Of Illinois, republican, deoiar
ed in his speech 10 the United States Houso OF
Representatives. last night, that it seemed
probable from the present condition oil affairs
that this would be tho last session the American
Congress would ever hold, and yet be threatened
the President with the lastiog exccratlon OF 40
overwhelming maio,iy Of the people OF the
North if he rci.aiccd from the performance OF
an act that would be more conducive to change
ia the form Of government than Gpy other of
which he is capablc--ths veto Of the approprla
ton bills. The rape Of the presidency was not
calculated to Increase popular affection for tree
iDstitutious that is at least az conducted 10 thl:
country, and it 30 proved that man who Is
known throughout tie lcngth and breadth Ct
the lanG to hsve nSsained the Chief Msaistracy
through bare i2ocd and self evident fraud, and
all Of whose agents 10 sctu:iug the success OF
that fraud SIZE row livius 90 tho deirauded
peoples morey. 10 lac shape c! salaries. icr
ine(heiently filled Offices. can stop the wheels OF
government by Withholding bis signature from
necessary appropriation bills. passed 10 con'
stitutioual forta SID Split by majority CT both
branches Of g farIY and legally elected Coz
p.css, tic little hold that government now re-
taius ucon the Affections Of the people vii Be
looscuei to such so extent llat liz contlcuanee
will be only nominal.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-04-04
ErSE2EFGE FTE.1S,

ptru a.d B:.v!l have formed - %"::Acc
asd c.trad T7ar sgClost Chii.
GariU.I.,s c3miDg to Rjmc e::2i!cs scrI-N5
attc5lioa III political c!rc;:s.
The hel.iGy On the boat rae. between TIC
Cambridge aad Oxford University crews Is low
thirteen 10 tTJ ia favor OF the Cambridge crew.
Iii regarded probable that the TuFco Greek
question will be- submitted to conference q the
ambassadors of tn, Pdw,rl q: C1os'saInoHio
lo7 settlement.
The budget Was presented 10 ths British
House OF Commons last night. shoTioE deh'
ciclcy 81 about ten milil)n dollars. The revc-
nuo last year wjs ES3, llG. COO; expenditures,
$50 ,i0S, 500, The tobacco duly has been read
iustcd 50 ss 20 ad1 two rcnc, per pound On
cigars.
4 dispatch from Blycul saya The Italian
government recently rlc.ivcl an anonymous
letter giving warning that an attempt would be
made 10 assassinais Qaeea Victoria bc,|een
the frontier and Tu,io. 1t w4s believed the
sole otj:c: of the writer was t. cmbaTTa:s tho
government. but ev;ry preo1u.icn Vas taken Il
sccUr, the Queens sa'c;y.
A correspondent al Asxa1Gr;s, Egypt
writes: The employees Ct tho government arc
Sllll CVlocln2 lnteateulnE spun. ci2!J eihN-i'
aCd men CT tho KhcGi7o's postal steamers TO
day (rhursdsg) made demonstration 10 con
sequence of tho n1n payment Of thel: claims
but were Quoted By the promises 0t the Drec'
tor General Of the Po1tctIi,c
Mr.. Isaac Fletcher, +. Il. s. aad member c
tho British Parliament ,r Cockc!m1uth, whose
suicide has been announced, sh0! hlilseli 10 TIT
forehead with pistol, yesterday aIterpoon, il
a room at Marley's Hotel, where he resi
and was found dead wheu the door was torc c
! No particulars of the tragedy have been Ills
closed, aud the strictest reliscnc, is observed
! by the friends Of the deceased. Tha mcrniul
Post says: 1t is baavcd that Alr. Fletcher
had been pceu9iarIy embarrassed Tor sonIotlnt
past.
4 dispatch from MaGeira 20 The Daily New
says Tbs British authorities at Sierra L!ont
seat The gun boa. Boxer or the 18Th Of Mac!
to hand the French officer wh0 Is c)adu,:!0!
the occupation of Aa!ac,Dg, formal protest
| The Frccch claim lhat tho Island vas coiHi Il
them in 1878. TIC British claim possession
size, 1S26. The sluld' Of hlatacorg an(
kikonkch owe somc little importance TO the
position at the mouths OF tina paVisab2 Iivars
The News remarks that the affair s.en.s To al
init Of prompt and irieEdls s:!t'cren!.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-04-04
Thc Po!nGcEtcr-eurEtS Homicide E
Ihe Cowhitle ana The Pistol.
70 the editor ofths AlecuR,lriu Gd=ei'e :

IN the editor Of the AteclRttr'1 Gd-sHe:
In your issuo Of The SIS! VI. Is h5ief c:l.'9.
rial relative 10 tho lac ltniCrabio i,nalia n
Richmenl, which | have rlai with icGrcI.--
Tho inGuigcuce usually extended b. the ia.
z;tte TO coIrtso0ndcois pcrSuades ne that you
will not exclude bIili expression Il views "a
dissent from those embodied ia llat ar!,&.
iou say that resort to deadly weapons il
defending oneself agairst NJ attaoS with . ccW.
hide is "rcq1est;ouah!y uSlit!ablr;" in other
verbs that Ii a man 'shcn thug altacked Kills
his as7ailant To- is not to blame. lcu mist
mean that he is morally jIsti!abr, Ter legally
81 course lie Ia not. Against the assertion that
no Is So morally ] would enter rcsrcc'!il tut
most e6rGcst protest
Nothing that can be called Weapon il less
dangerous than cowhitic, nor IL il easy 10 SCI
how a serious il Jury could be elected by t.
The use, or attempted us: OF Il. ty o5c inal 90
another Indicates. it is true. desire to ilfc: the
dircat disgrace, but that such az attacs, # E:an
fully resisted by The weapons CT Ea;uGe, or
Others not d,sdy. necessarily entails disgrace is
not true, unless it be upou tee man who has
failed ID his revengeiul purpose. 10 maiGtai1
that ia defence Ggainss such AZ attact. ii Is
right to take life Is, with due Difference to those
who think go, proposition simply moastr3Gs,
and one which public opinion should not be
sloE to condemn. Human life is ct mare worth
than this, and i! is time that all coed men. aad
especially tho good men Hi0 Ter the most part
control the Virginia prcss. wcrc orcDlng their
eyes to the teuttl! aX!y CT view on this whole
subject, which is, and long has been. justly the
rapronch of our section. l.. NJ. B.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-04-04

The debate nov in progress 10 Congress on
tho measures upon which the executive and
legislative branches of the Government are ex-
peeled 10 come into direct, il not aggtes
sive, altagonisu, while wirm AID exciting
and PERSONAL enough to stimulate tho mos'
enervated politician. is sadly deficient 10 most
of tic attractive qualities that marked the ia
nous debates in Congress before the war. anu
that rendered those debates enjoyable even tc
critca! hearers. The subtle pout. tho keen
ss!;re, the electric scintillatiou, the surprising
sutiihesis, the piquapt alusioo and the apt IL
Illustration are deficient 10 q notable degree,
and The deficiency is bu: i'll supplied By what
is rosrcl Gu: oa the floors ct Congress 10 lis
stead
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-04-04

TIE New York Times states thst the back
pay which Gen. Porter vii! drav if he should
be reinatated 10 tie army viii an,u2t 10 1884,.
$50. Standing thus, according to the different
rates CT pay at different periods: 1863 to 1865,
$1,000 1868 to 1871, So. 100; 1871 10 1878.
500 $50; July ], 1878. to January l, 1879,
$4,000. 1t says hawsver, that the OPTION Is
entertained 10 the quartermastor' . cfice That
q reinstatement could only take effect a. al
officer Ia the regular army, 10 which bis rank
was that oil colonel Of tho Fifteenth Infantry.
The pay of a colonel 10 tho regular service Is in
round numbers ST, 500 per epnun, which, for
SIG! years. amGuots to 81, 225. or, if he were
paid rs rsjor general uatil the end OF the
war and afterwards as colonel, to SIC. 225. not
counting the odd numbers"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-04-04
Tho paiuc 6uSp.

EtSToN. April 4.-Anothor phase is TIC case
Of Frank Paige developed itself yesterday. Ham
ilton Brock, OF This city, who disappeared Just!
before Psiea's trial came on taking with him
soac So COZ Of government bonds, supposed to
be part of tho p!oceeds Of Psises operations.
was traced TO Canada By q detective, who IT,
duced Brock, on tho proInis that hp Gh3"!i DO
exempt from prosecution. to meet him in Prov
iienca yesterday, and surrender the remainder
in his possession, come Sl8C00 TIE missing
81 COO is said to have been USED II tefrsy ths
expenses .: fmige's t.isl.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-04-04

Most men possessed Of the uuenviable rcpu
ta.i)n Il X S:cr,:aty E,5c$ou, agslost whom
charges Ct The r:ave.t character are sustained
by aImoy: yo.i,ivc proof, would prefer life Ct
self seIeccG scclusiop, in which the money &C
uaircd hy c:ockei mcans could be disposed OF
10 way .ha. would occasion as little comment
as possible, but tia. redoubtsbc naval CON-
mandcr can't keep away from tho scenes to
which &c is most familiar, and even rises 10 bis
seat ia the House CT Representatives and ex.
poses himself to shafts that would pielco even
az a'iigatct'5 hide, tut wh;ci glance from his
rsz,u Font apparently without leaving y scar.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-04-04

IL seems hat fatality attaches TO Ih9 demo
Gratis 10 !hor salcciioa OF candidates end Off
csrs. OF all the humorous applicants fer the
positions &C Secretary AID Sergeant al Arms OF
the Scrate, why they Should hsv, chosen men
against whom charges of fraud had beon
brought and tried, aud Why uow iergc num-
Der Of thim should be in favor Of renomlaating
Mr.. Tilden with all tho dead weight that IS at.
tsohed to him, fer tho next rre.idercY,a are OUTS
tioSs which reasonable men 6rd hard to
arSGer
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-04-04

The SuN OF AN AUSTRIAN JUDGE CONFINED
IN THE ToMBS AS A VAGRANT.-Warden Finn
OF the T0ubs calls the attention Of the chari!a
bic societies Of the city to the casa Of Thomas
Sargentic!, ycung Austrian, COW confined 10
tho city prison. Three tights ago, being starv.
ing nnd homeless, Ssrscuich deliberately broke
q street lamp 10 the Bowcrg, aud was arrested
by Officer Lecson Of the Fourteenth precirct.
lie was arraigued before Justice Duffey aud
committed as vagrant on his Own confession.
Sargentich is the son OF q Superior Judge 10
the Austrian Empire. lilo was born at Padua,
in the province CT Dalmaia. His father,
Philip Sargen,ich, il the wealthlest citizen OF
the Commune 10 1872, in order to avoid beisg
drafted in the military CONSUMPTION then en-.
forced by the Austrian Government his father
furnished hin with funds to comc to this coun.
try. lie Left Trieste in the steamer Asiyria and
arrived 10 April, 1872. Flo proceeded to San
Ffa.c.sco, and alter varied experiences as mnr.
chan: and a saloon keeper 10 that city aud Fir.
giria City, New. finally became clerk for the firm
OF }. lvauortsch, No. 800 SAMSON street, San
Francisco The head book keeper, Spsniard
named DeDglade, after robbing the firm, alb
seconded to Mexico. leaving behind him ofor-
maticn that SargeDtich was the real culprit.
Sargcntich, en- being spoken to BY the men,
bers OF The firm, threw up his position, and
learning that Deug!ada had gone to Mexico,
determined to pursue and arrest him. Tie
ssiltd % the steamer Coima from San Francis.
CD to Acapulco, ADD 90 arriving there fcuod
that Dengala bad gone to Ma1z,miIlo. While
preparing to follow the defsuller, he Was
stricken down with fever and was sent from
Panama to this city. The little money 10 his
possession Has saau spcrt, aad frdiDg himself
starving, ha sought arrest. He speaks Egg
ish, French, German, hussiar, Italian, Span.
ish ard ,ha S.avo5ii lacguages fluent!g. His
case has zen taken in hand BY Mr.. Gutter, the
agent Of tho Prison Asaocia!ior and efforts will
10 nale 70 secure his rc!ufG 10 Austria N.
l. Ncus.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-04-04

10 speaking Of tho death tt' Mrs. Philip vii,
liaus 10 Winchester, Oh Wednesday, the News
of that place says: "3h, will always be remem
berod, no. only at tho South bu! al the North
and throughout tho Uoiop, as thc originator OF
the baa1t!u! practice. which has taken su,h
hold of all hearts. If decorating annually the
last resting p!ec,s of our dead soldiers.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-04-04
Tho Weather.

ATLANTA, as, Apr! 4-Ths washer is quito
cold hero To-day. thu thermometer indicating 81
degrees. The peach. pear and apple crops nTe
rulhad. Tho vegetable crep IL no; sericusiy To-
ju,oc.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-04-04

HEMoRHolDa. suffered terribly. liii
made arrangements viii pronl1cat sursetn
TO operate. A freed advised me 10 uy Giles
Iinimen. and Pills. did 81. and to my w.
apeakable ~. IS. imnetia'e relief anl sm
now cured. }. l.. kENSIN.
Metropolitan lIote. y. \.
For sale by +. S. Laadbcater & Bro.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-04-04

TRlBUTE OF RE:rECr. - At regular me2lol
Of the Good lempars Cl Daniels Band L1dGr,
on Tuesday evening last. IN Alexandria c.uoIg,
The following resolutions were passed
Where's It has pleased Almighty Cod 10 bis
alwiso providence To Withdtas tom our ifalef-
nal ord4r cur beloved brother, VIM. b. lIioch,
a member aud p.st ogicsr Of Ego .lsior Lodge,
|. o. &. T., at FAB Church, Va, therefore
be it
Resolved. That 10 thc death Of William B
Li1ch the Coed TcmpIa:s Of Ergl6ia have lot
on able advocate. : s,roog tllenI, aud valuable
member.
Resolved, That the members oil this lodge
tender the members Ct Pioneer Lodge und the
family Of our decoas. a brother, their sIo,cE1
sympathy in this. taclr sad loss
Resolved, That ttes, resolutions b. spr2ai
upon the reOj7ds Of cur lodge and that cuI
worthy secretary be directed to transmit cIpy
Of them to the hcrcavcd t.m.iy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-04-04

He April uur.bar or the Educational j our.
"a: Ct Virginia has been rccei!cd from its pub
5hcts, 10 Rchmond Its leading article is an
aale and H=Ii wri!tcn paper 90 The best meth.
obs CT teaching history. by hlr. Richard L..
CArae, Principal Of St. Jobn'a Academy Of this
city.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-04-04

Several Of the cnrljyc,s Of The Baltimore
Posotfi,a have been using ke'icl's Il IN 10
Linimcut With remarkable success. aud | 10
not hesitate to recommend it 10 s,roag tenn
f.. 3. TYLER. Postmaster.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-04-04

Tho hishIy esteemed vic Q! tha late phlI!"
Williams. cd, o. Winchester, Gel IL 'h1l
town "Wednesday aftcr sh9r. lncs..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-04-04

Court OF APPEALS OF VIRGINIA Yesterday
Harnsburger and a!s. against Ysncsy and as
Appeal allowed and Supersedeas cwaried to {
decree Of Circuit Court Of Rockingham county
pronounced on the 29th OF November, 1878.
Wood, &C., against Powell. Writ OF error
and supersedcas awarded to a judgment nt the
Corporation Court of the city of Norfolk rem
dered CO the 3ist CT July. 1868.
Brown acaitst Browns administrator aud
ais . upon petition for rshesring. Raheatiog
refused.
Burgess against Bsivin and a's. Appca! OIL
lowed and supcrsedeas awarded to decree CT
the Chatoery Court of the city Of Richmond.
pronouoced GA tho lG:h Of January, 1879.
kloss ard ais against O'Neii and others
Appeal allowed ircm decree Of the Chancery
Court o! tic city OF Richmond, prorouuccd l9:h
December, 1878.
Janney ard ais. against Nichols administra.
tor and ais. From the Circuit Court OF Loud.
oun county. Affirmed, Judge Moucuro de!iV.
ering the opinion.
Taylor's execute. agsiost Wilson and ais
From the Circuit Court CT KCg end Queen
county. Affirmed, Judge Christian delivering
the opinloo.
Brown and sis. against Neblett's cxecutrix,
81. From the Circuit Court of Luoenburg
county. Affirmed. Judge Anderson delivering
the opinion.
Robertson agairst Ciopton, Judge, upon a
petition for maudamua. Mandamus refused
and rule discharged, Judge Staples delivering
the opinion.
Redd and ais. against Supervisors Of Henry
county. From the Circuit Court of Henry
county. Affirmed, Judge Burks delivering the
opinion.
Johnston against Wilmer Argued by 3. +.
Beach, esq. tor appellant. aud Kent T. Nsae
and John Huuter, IT,, Tor appellee, spd sub
mitted.
Cczari and wife against Manduvi!lo's admin
istrator. Argued by Fl. o. Claughton, e.q,
for appellant, snd continued until to day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-04-04
NIAISiSIlED.

In this city, on April q. 1919, By Rev ", ~.
Boyle, 1HOS. Is. %EAVERS 20 HRS. MAXI
V. LIBBY.
At Thornis!o, Prince Wil:i..a county, Va
On Tuesday, April Isl, By Rev. Francis Page
HORACE ASHTON, c: king George county,
to GRACE a., daughter Of JOHN aad Frances
Il. Tyler.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-04-04

The first civil service examination at New
York under the new rules commenced at the
custom house yesterday. Twenty FIVE appli.
cants selected to compete for two twelve
hundred dollar cierkships we're put under ex'
animation,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-04-04

~ The regular monthly meeting OF inc ne 10
liet Hook and I.adter Company viii be held TO-
night, ct 100 . clock
Il w. x. DAVIDSON, Secretary
ns- LADIES' FINE FRENCH HEEL >ss1
* BOOTS. in every style and qualify, IN
3Gx,- now On exhibition 1t
NIB rs WADDEY'S, 10 King street
yrEAKH,S TRANSPARENT SHAVING
1 SOAP Jus, received q:
NH 81 WAKEFIELD q HALLS.
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Ca.TG1ESGLS.TIE,
SENATE.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

The Senate WAS not 10 seu;ioh 20 DAG, iayics
adj u:DcG ever ). s:cTday Ill Monday.
, 1879-07-14
DIR, PRETOnIOUS.

Tho Tnrtnar Of Cnrl sc1surz Announces that
AoiIltcr MIR. Behurz nor Himself Would
Support Grant for President.
in,errte,o in 81. Lonta tvs'. Dttnasca.
well, now, Doctor to take q higher range.
how are you ptcascd with the appearances ot tia
ahornan u,oyementl''
"Vcry we'll satisfied. | think It Is growing
every day, anti that Secretary Sherman will bo
The Republican uon,iueu for tllc Presidency. lie
Ii undoubtedly the strongest md best man the
Republicans can aclcet.' Mr.. Sherman not only
has strong hold on thc best clements ia tho
country, but ho has the advantage Of being a
member OF tic Cabinet, and has the confidence
aud cooperation OF tbe whole Administration.
And, whilc do not sar 1t is right, yet VIC hot!l
must admit that hc Is III d position to lsc the
official patronage ut the Goyernnant II be- wants
to. l nm opposed to machine politics. but, at
the same time, um a!su aware tsint the Ol!lCe-
holders under tho Government arc always In
favor Of those In powur:. Now. do not Say
init Secretary Sherman viii use this advantage,
but. ho undoubtedly las thu opportunity to do
so.n
"What do you think Of the Grant movement''''
p" 1t tsa very small thing when loo'ed a. cafe.
will 10 for Grant. | DID think Pennsylvania was
leaning II, That direction, but think se has got
out OF the notion md will aupport Sherman
Thu Grant movement never haB hcGn strong,
nuL II 10 HUI HS BLTuHE tt$-ARF III IL WIN 61S
months ago. Tuke, fur instuncc, the New York
liera'd. 1t sent Russell Young alt ihe way
round the world with Grant, lust to write him
up and gct lin III ellnpe bctore ,4e peoptu so he
would Dc nominated for President. Bit what Is
tho RESULT Tic Herald ia q careful observer Of
the public sentiment. It sees TINT Grant would
not Io-tlmt the American people VIII not toll
crate bis eleetlon to 4 third term, nhl the COLI
sequence IL that tho Herald ilas again raised
tl,o CRY OF Cnsar!sn. The LErdd reflects the
general sentiment Of the EASTERN people, Yo,,
saw yourself what the Ohio editors said, and
flat, too III Tho very paper that clafms to bo the
futhor OF ttu Ro-cnliel Grnnt boont.' The only
Stalcs whose Electoral votes couut for Quythng,
In wlir! Grant has ally show, arc Illinois, Iown,
ul1l perhnpa Wisconsin,
Do you boicye Graut would 10 elected II
noulinated1"
~ do not.h .
"would .ou support him II he should be
uumlnatcdl'
Dy no means. I have frequently announced
that would not support Grafit, md u,ost ,,l,a
ftivoiy assert now tAat would not do 10 under
any circumstances"
"lt tho Republicans should nominate Grant,
would you support the Democratic nDullneel'
II the Democrats should nominate Con-
fcderato BrsgadIcr, supp0ss should 70 fish,
lng:'n'
~ can+"
"{Yonla he support Grant,"
-" Df no nlgaiis. / knuw what his mind Is on
that subject. He would be as fas from support
lug Graut as myself would.n