Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-22

soIiiitg a. 4 mc,Ls to uulit iheNtrth GSaEet TIE
South anu to fire the poi.hu!u near. t. The U.s.
Of III, harshcst measures osats. is people. |
The only hing la: rcw mi!atcs against tha
future wcfl.c ed hapviaass o this couatFg, |
North as we'll as South, il :auica!;sul, aud, IN |
fortunately, thero is no Immediate prospect OF
the rimoval f the blight, tvcn though The
cars, IS known and .hc prescribed remedy sure.
svH..-s az TisE UHk-.
A Blaine cub is 10 he Termed oil ptlsbrrs,
Penn.
The coloTeti people : !rllu5iiH! fair al EalcIgh,
n. G., closed yesterday. havlCr proved quite q
sutc.ss.
Two negroes wrrA hanged in South Carolina.
yesterday, ora io1 inur,:ir AMI the other iJr
outrage.
Ga account Of the cpadouiic a! SpTpnhsla,
ILL.,, Of scarlet fever, tina public schools Viii b2
ccs,l! until Jauu'Ty |.
Tho annll,! rnpnrt 8! Ih, ptHi1a ComniI
si3rci show lint the Erortrahirat ~ thEoc
years has los. over $500 O0O in p2usoU frauds.
\ 81 GOO $50 aIli4Lua between Jag Gould
and Vanl&rhl; ia believed to havI hcen COT
sum:tad-;. aar: 6 !rAn!-e influential rail
road syndicate.
A dispatcI. fron, New O,lcanS sys tin:
Senators Cameron Hill, Yan!c an,i parry have
not set returned from tho Jnttias. 9'hrra will
be 10 session al The camm,ttco to day.
Judge Baxter, ct I.onia7ii!C, Ky, has cen.
Gfmcti .ho |, o! the Kentucky Division o: the
81. Louis sad Northeastern railroad 20 :ho
l.,uaalila std Nashville Company.
~ r
lIsycrhiI', Mass, hAvo failed, with listiliies
ostin,ei % $Gj.0OO, considerable portion
nt wh!o;. 5 1w2d to Philadelphia Esd New
\ ork :.Gusc9.
a. Yesterday ssi1n II; ihA Amcti,ar Health
Assoc alton, at Nashville. Tenn, tic Prcsi
dcni aanoEno:d tt appointment OF al advisory
State. Including d.. j az. a. Stcu2rt, oil Nlary
| land, DR.. j.. l.. JONES. OF Virginia and Dr..
James l.. Reeves, Of tho District OF Columbia.
Edward Z. Palmer, late president CT tho
Louisiana ing Bank. Was indicted at New
! tries 10 the books Of tie bank. Tho iud;c.-
mcnt charges him with having dated c,r:niu
| entries beck, involving six notes agir!sating
| 50, 0C0
A isadiciars View ocVtr@inia Politics.
Tho Washington correspondent Of tho Halti
moro American Of 10 day writes: The Prcsi
| dent has taken very active interest in tho
political situation in Virginia, especially with
| respect t, tho contest bctwec, the debt payers
| and the 50 called rcat iust!rs. Yesterday D
| delegation Of Virginia republicans called upon
| hin, end, % cno Of them puts it. ",ho Prcsi-
| Cont l2cturtd Us vcrg severely for having sided
with the rcadiustcTR 10 tho recent campaign"
The President ur! q the republicans to adopt
O new oicy in Fir2iois; to CO operate With the
debt payers, 0nd 10 declare the republicans who
acted With the reaoiuStcsteri should cease to
DO considered good republicans. This ad7c,
Of the President mas caused considerable f. cling
among the Virginia republicans who ere here,
! aut has been much discussed by them to dby.
O0c CT lh;m sad TIE President has not
6ccc So successful 10 his Southern policy that
no need to hope to be any moro successful 10
ntteDptioe 70 Interfere with the republicans in
Virginia. Another republican, who is moro
conservative. ard vino heard what tho Virgin.
lans called the Prcsidont's scodng, said ip sub.
starc1 this: Tho position ci tho republicans
10 Virglni. is nns understood, either b. the
President or by Narthern republicans. The re.
cent contest III that state IS only known 10 tho
North rs struggle betwccu what arc called
the debt payers and the rcat dstcrs, or what
the Ncrth chooses 10 terms tho regulators.
Now, the truth s, tho great ajority of the re.
puhllca0s, the yaGk Gud file Of tho ,nriy, did
c. operate with !hc rcaCj lsters, and made The
SctGrg 81 that party pts;ibl,; but it ia un'
truthful and unjust 10 call the rcadustcrs
ronudl2tGra. No party in Virginia ndvo.
Gates reputation. Tho question at i:suo
| W 80 gg a. n IN E,r,n ,,i.h n ,f
the public debt; and whether FOR iuntsnco tho
schools snuGld be closed 10 onab!o tho State TO
pay GrGht"f amount 81 InttCca. than it can now
! aiord. But 80 \ m,!!tor Of fact, the deb. qtloR-
| non, although II that IS understood in tho North
10 havo been the only question at isEua. WSs by
no moan9 tho controlling influence in tho cam
pagn The GGh. Ct tina read listers WA Ii ht
rE+inst Bourbon ring-lule; against tho Dem o.
rrAl3 Inachih"; against tho party oI intolerance
and "prro1sloni against tho party which has
prescribed tho negro and KerabiicsniGm, nad
has planted Iisoii upon tho color linC-ias cher
l5h1i! all tho traditions, ii hot tho purroscs Of
secession. Tho rosdiuslers on tho contrary, caro-
hiLln for thflHlo oGlhn Democracy They arc
wo! Iing for hattar siLato government for roiiel
from ring.rilu, and IL IL tfuo they have boon
aided ~ tho republicans. Tho overthrow Of the
bourbon dnh"Irnty in Eirxinia Is III Ia! secured,
nn; f. row yaT!y, which cares G9 little for the
InnmCrits ri tho rebellion as to bu II a Lee in
shigy, IS 10 lbs created solely t!rGu gu such nRer
} ccs rs these - 1'uug0 yicws, extraordinary nud
novoi as they maY seem, &ro tho statement Of
ono OF tho foremost men in tho Republican party
: IN Virginia As {" The opinions and purposes 81
tho republicans. This statement wan rj:.tlr after
istmin% e. thG advice CT the President"
Col. M0SEY AND Coy. IlEHNE>sY EAIL
OUT.-Thcro is q GrLhation il Hong Kong,
caused by the qaarrel between Colonel Mos5y
l1d Glvcrntr II 'ancssey. The IaLtcr efioial,
dcsirous to obtain iull &flical information con,
earning the oliuul traffic bclmecu Hang Konr
Macao, il ord'r to check notorious and il!t Gel
p PRACTICES. applied to Col. Mcsjy for copies OF
tbs United States records Of sLrlacnss, &c.
Tho Governor alleges that tho request was
madc Ter tFlc public good, sid win ncrIcct
cGurtcsty, The same gust having boon pre-.
iCrrtd n O, :nT iO5aipn c1n.n!s and MI ,ooro