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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-05-11

THE municipal election in Salisbury, n
c., last week was hotly contested and re.
suited in a victory for the republicans. ia.
RAMSEY WAS elected mayor by q majority
of 81 in a total vote of 467. The democratic
Wdtchmaa is much chagrined and can only
account for the fact by admitting that the
republican ticket was highly respectable
personally" 1t says: "The political tend
"ency of this is to hold the republican party
together and to concentrate them in cleo
"tions." This may be sad, but it is true.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-05-11
FINE CREAMERY BUTTEl
a GDTCtT q I ny


l. We have n contract whereby we get regular
giuuly direct ard fresh nom the creamery earn week.
X we have ID sailed 10 order in grades, ana num-
beret 10 that give Our customers The degree
Of sadness they prefer and can sye them the sumo
g. Our butter Is nicely wrapped up and delivered
from uns with tee Httarhmenta aud is yiesH
Sold and htadBtite, withCpt regard TO Tue %eaiher
4 We deliver 10 families In all parts OF washington
regNlarly twice aud ~ &c rgetOWn onch eAch week,
IN such quantities gh they desire, aSd AZ the lowest
market fRtrs, a. s..,..
b. oar customers have no trouble in marketing but
ter in hot weather, mt hive nfst-ctila5 article
handel In 10 them regularly, IN hTst-ciasS erdSr
send r. D. card TO stalls az Hnd aib CehtFs 1aFkeh
or III street southeast, for "a sample peckHge
IT, u. GURTIS son,
apGi1m III " street >. ny.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-05-11

LIVERY DESCRIPTION or PRINTING
~ All HEASONA BILE HATEb,
AT Tak REPUBLICAN OFFICE.
1905 street northwest
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-05-11

OLD WINE AND OLD Fri ENDS ARE KNOWN
~ M tie be6t; so " JuSTb'S OLD SIAN
known for yeaTa as tho only place where hIsl-olhss
secondhand ClOihing can DO sold ~ rtepeeiaDie
prices. Address or call at
JUSrH'S Old STAND,
No. go d street batWeen SIKH and Seventh stIoes
northwest, branch store No fs8 hinih street, Do
tween ID and II streets northwest
n B-Gols ssat BY mall pToDpty sltenaed 70.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-05-11
oyO GREAT IQ7N
- ~ II. - ~

1870 GREAT 1870
TO THE S RHsSsr E{SS n. squ g5ur,Iy
spLrSbib' stESEESS AK A2 aEfFIcANf EQUIP
II ES6 14TEE "a 1TS N55Y t1o lisa 6.0,
nsr Of sixth and streets. as follows
For Pittsburg and the West IU40 a. daily with
P6 T"s e snd aaS GdsS S
itoH r. 6dfR,y Nth p PssSs CIR hT q Ghssso
For CanapdaiSVa Rochester Buffalo. Niagara Falls
s ana The d ESr,h 81 g m daily e5Sep, Sunday;
sHfFs Fer Wsspo Mh L6eS as Sssa
I'm, rna El H a. i9so r. m daily except Sunday
on U sunday h .n US r q a. siO H. % i''aod VI"
Limited Express OF Pullman Parlor Cara S3o e. m.
For BrSokiyn. New YoHs, all through trans oonues
s5ssy s Win SSs s, o. arso nyn
For on ph aasaS so nSo i @ $50 and '' p m
For saltimers; $40. oaO 6;a0 :. N. ana i;$o 60
"a, S,9, ~ and ;ta5 p. m. On Sunday ieNA
For Popss Creek Line. 8 y. M and 40 p M daily.
On t;' ANY AFTER APRIL 7, 1850;
For s annapolis coca M aud 40 p m daily exec"
ALEX4NDRIA AND FREpERIcKsBuRa Rail.
WAY 1sy AMP n "A, ALEXANDRIA AND WASHING
For Aiexsadria T. 1;sO o. II r. M; 400. $50 62l.s
and il;So p IN. On Sunday Il ana IL ~ M. and
For Richmond and the South. 200 a. m. daily, and
- go y. IN daily, excopt sunday
Tralns leave Alexandria for Washington, Q, 5 10 n
M, 1888, 3, b, q, ana y; g y. IN. and " midnight
On sunday nj and 10 a. m, aud Goj y. m.
conmoSatiopS oNn be- nrosSTsd az the otioSsnnrsS
east corner Of Thirteenth street and Pennsylvania
SNae avenue and a. the deSot where or rae % s
let for the checking or baggage TO destination nom
/. p IA RlIER General Passenger AgonL
tNANk THOMSON, General MANAGER.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-05-11
Restoration of nearing.

Dr. Won MOschzlsier's treatment In my cnse-ca-
tarrl and dehfncss-proved perfect slecGsS | think
II but a Just uioute 10 him TO make known 10 all
who need bis medical services that have the utmost
confidence IN his professional abilities.
THOMAS SOM MELVILLE
National Brass WORKS, Washington
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-05-11
SPECIAL NOTICES.


R15ys WASHINGTON. d. G. MAY 1, isSo
We, the unde. signed uDdersts nding That p. c.
Checks ESQ., has carefay prepared reply TO the as
Neruon, II am Wllliug to stand by My Record, made
by r. O. Ingersoli 10 his last lecture on What Must
We Do TO be SnvedP do most earnestly and reapect-
ny ask that he allow the public generally the priv
lege OF hearing the said reply delivered by him ut
Sneh time aud In such place may suit his earliest
convenience.
sisned--Rev. W. J. MoISeaney, @ II. Mytnger.
Mhoon Noble, ID. D., o. g Morse Hon. phil. b.
IhOfnpsOp. jr, Lewis II Wynne, William BnllaD-
tyne, CharlIc Nyc, Hon A NJ Cispp, o. +. Presbrey
ana ROY. DR.. ID. Sunderland.
WARRINGTON, ID. G. Mnv 10. 1850
Rey. DIR. u. Sunderland Rev. DR.. Mason Noble, w. l.
Mckenney How. Phil. Is Thompson, IT,, A. NJ.
Clapp and others;
Your kind invitation addressed 10 me. asking for
ne delivery ofmy reply to r. q. IDgersolfs recent
lecture is At band. In answer take pleasure III ac
ceptng your hatterng Invitation, and namo Masonic
Temple as the place, and MONDAY EVENING.
MAY "a, at o'clock ~ the time
~ Very Respectfully, p. G ClIEEkS.
N~-S5ysM MISS JULIET CoRSON'S lessons In Prnc.
49, teal Cookery Will be given on MONDAY,
WEDNESDAY aud FRIDAY At $50 y. M, and
TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY at 10
"A. M, IN Lecture room of Congregational Church.
mll'3tt
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-05-11

THE Chicago Tribune manifests slight
disposition to complain Of Senator LOGAN
for looking after tho interests of the re-
publican party in Illinois ut the present
time, 1t is only a matter Of habit with the
Tribune, however, to criticise the conduct of
the senator, whether he has offended or not,
and hence il amounts 20 nothing more than
a scold. Senator LOGAN win not allow the
Tribune TO lead the republicans of Illinois
into the wilderness of heresy and defeat if
he eau help it, though tho Tribune shall fret
ten times as much as IL does because its
misehieyOus intents are interfered with.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-05-11

SOMs of the leading third-term
journals in New York are putting holsters
under the rocreant delegates to encourage
and sustain them in their treachery, and
are stufling these holsters with the effsts
resolution passed in that state in 1876
against a.third term. That resolution spent
itself in that campaign and is only burnt
powder now. No consecutive third term
was had, and an interval Of four years has
entirely changed the caso and eiIaced tho
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-05-11
EBBITT HOUSE.
TRAVELLERS, GUIDE.
AND ONO RAILROAD.

RALTIMUKE AND UIIIU RAILROAD.
The Grcat Double-Track
NATIONAL ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
NORTH, NoRTHWE.sT, WEST AND SOUTH
WEST.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-05-11
From Senator Voorhees,.

thank you very sincerely for the relief received
from your treatment rmy hearing, which has been
serously impaired, the result Of excessively severe
cold. ID, W, VOORHEES,.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-05-11
WASHINGTON. MAY IL, 1850.

Largest Legitimate Morning Cir
cuIdtion IN the District.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-05-11

chief of tn
Office.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-30
g.estar fcoc, Eou!SR

[Corres pondeace of the Alexandra Gazette
Louisa @. H., o.. 2S-Mr. Linden Kent,
efyouy city, appears to b. iaVorito orator 10
yout cisilic'. Judging l,tm tho reports Of bis
cfushicg arguments with which be demoiisbcs
lis orpootrs Williams. The people dowo here
arc sad to hesr Ct these compliments bestowed
CD BIZ. Kent. as 10 is native Ct this county.
Mr.. Wi!liaua {. Thomas, who resides uoar
Louisa Z. H., rtc:i7ol painful Injury on the
hand yesterday.
10 company with Dir. William Billing, your
correspondent had recently a very pleasant trip
through Oisnse and Greene c0ult!es. STAN
urdsvi!c is aeslled zladts ly dowa among too
VcIdani hilIs. The people arc hospitab!o. like
most ViseltiaBs. We spent tho night at Judge
Bstz;ey'J. lis daughters, Misses Addis, Mary
James aud Carrie Lee Beazlcy. arc graceful
young ladies OF much pnpularity, tho latter
Charlottesville At Ruck5rsvIlo vo met our
courteous geatleuaa. His daughter, Miss
Alic; ,lc"ninga, ID 8 graceful young lady of
ttl@r!, We gcra sorry net to meet our i1lly
iflVEU ii-L:uUpt wv WOO OCpG!y SuCltli VI
Grccae VIXEN go psss,d through Ruckorsville
last ycsr. lie is bIiGtul Of Wit, spsrkI!cg over
like glass OF soda water. At GordonsVe We
net savcysl cid a;qaaintscces-EVans Gooch,
John W. Christmas and *. Sargeaot.
nlfs. koE:, the mother Of Mr. Linden koBt,
ot yoUr city, whose sad death ec.urrcd sorie-
TN, siJc,, WIS ono Of ttoso emiabo Christian
luGica ,!.at hre always 20 ornament aud bless
log to q community. She VAS ggea!ly beloved
BY her neighbors. who will miss her. That
Christian soul. that smilbiIitg, that gentleness
Which sized their rays about her footsteps on
| aerth AFRO the croTning jewels that will shIne
brightest 10 that fsdeles5 dialsn in store for
lbs pure 10 heart. The scene at tho grave was
ono of the 81: tcuchiog ever Witnessed. The
fa!as. nzd tho children Wcps bitterly. Aud
whca thosc boys Of her WHO wus asleep il
Jesus. with heads bo9ed Inv 10 grief, and gith
learlal Gcba, rl:c:d sweet flowers on their dead
mother grave, ma5y. many ware tho eyes that
filled with tears. [ c,uld not but bo deeply
touched cs stood witness to the sad scene as
one Of those beart.brokou boys was an old
echooma!e Of mno in days, happy days lorg
siroo numbered with tina things that arc past.
Yes, she will be missed, bat Why weep Death
10 but tho sbadowy a1chWay that opens into
sHaos and trarauil wales of eternal rest. b.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-30
FOREIGN NEWS.

The inhstitan.s of Dulcigno declare their de-.
termination 10 r5sis! the surrender of Dulcigno.
The Frsaci:csas have been expelled from their
Embellishments in Renues and Avignon, France.
A dispatch from Vienna announces that the
Duchess cf Cumberland has been delivered of q
Eon.
Tho banks snd bankers st Paris interested in
tho Panama canal have appointed their executive
committee
Tho nelish, French and Italian ministers .,
L:ms, Peru, lave taken stepsto project neutral:
il cazo OF Gillian occupation.
Several hours continuous rain fell yesterday
in tho city Ct Reggie di Caiabris, Italy. Seven
teen persons were killed in two neighborine
ViliisscS By their cottsges being swept down.
Tie Austrian Geographical Society appeal fol
lub;cripcns for an expedition under Emil Ho
iu5 which, starting from Cape Colony, vii
penetrate 20 Zsmbesi and endeaVor 10 resct
5gJp. through Dslfur.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-30
FROM WASHINGTON

IxlN1A "&1hS~AA~' " O~''
Special Correspondence of the Alera. Gazette.
WASHINGTON. D. c., O,t. 80, $780,
1t has bean ssoertained that mary negro resi-
dents Of this city have bsen registered both IN
Alexandra city and csuaty. 10 coDstqHsrc'
of this tho Virginia democratic committee here
has made arrangements for sending "Spotters
who know these illegal voters to all tho
wards and districts OF the city ard county OF
Alsxsrdria through whose information they
may be arrested and properly published:
A gentleman who call I'd on General HAZE ocE,
at Governors Island, yesterday, arrived nero
this morning ard says the General ID perfectly
confident of bis election, and relies upon The
votes of New York, Connecticut, New jersey
California. Nevada. Indians. New hampshire
end three votes 10 Name.
There is no nows. and nothing dong nt cry OF
the departments to day, ncr will anything DO
done at them until after tho election, % all tho
officials Of both high snd low degree have gore
where they Can vote for Garfield. Should the
election 80 tor Hancock work will be lively at oil
the departments u1til the 4ih of next March
dcs,ro}iog the evlderc, OF the corruption that
has prevailed thereto tor the last twenty yeBrs
LslteI5 rtc9lfSo uoic tho nio'uins ''o" %
ressao state that whila there is 20 danger ct the
presdsr tial ole cora vote of that State there is
somo aoxioty about the suu,ess of the State
Iiakoi, So the btlirg democrat I'D tie green
back tickets will take of 50 macy votes that The
rsput!icsrs may possibly RUG in their candidate
for Governor and sccars plura lily in the legi5
lsture. Mr.. Wright. democratic candidate Tor
governor. however Gays he is sure of election,
There is somo silly gable among the repnb-
csns hero, started, 1t is reported, BY tho hied'
mond Wing, to the cffeos that Mr.. Barbour,
the democratic candidate for Congress from the
Alexandria district, is Ineligible. When MIR.
Barbour was nominated no obtained the bcss
possible legal sdvica. both democratic and re,
publican, On the subject of bis eligibility. and
was assured of it before he wrote bis letter of
accfptacce,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-30
ing msiority.

Suoh Of the NIahcnites as still call themselves
democrats should, DOW on tho eve OF oitcsloo'
take retrospective glarc,, aud Try to recall
single ins.arc, 10 which their speakers or their
writer's have said or written ono word during
the whole campaign that would indcce voter
to cast bis ballot against Garfield, who lever
has denied thu! ho said every Confederate
should DO dsfranohissd and his property given
to the negroes. lie will bo unable to Go so'
and yet If 10 vote tho Malone ticket ho Will
take away ono vote from General Hancock aad
assist tho radicals to that extent 10 their efforts
to defeat bim. No blame can be attached to
man who docs DOT profess to ba democrat for
voting the Malone ticket, but ono WHO does
holds 10 high place 10 the estimation or bis
neighbors.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-30
TIE TICKET TO VOTE.

Let every democrat read and ponder well sEe
following from tie Charlottesville JeffcEsoolan
"There is enc thing which every lricld Of
Hancock should remember and that is that Tue
votes cast for the July ticket cannot DO added
to those cast for tho May ticket 10 order to 10
crease Hsuoock's msiorty. List every friend
Of Harcock understand that the above tickets
are as distinct from from each other rs # they
we're not both pfo(esaedly fer Hancock. Fol
instarce, if the republican ticket ge's IS 0OO
votes, the May ticket 10000 and the July
ticket 10000, The republicans will carry the
State, although 100000 democratic votes haYe
been cast to their $4,000. Tho tickets will not
add, and unless one or tho other OF the Han
cock tickets runs abcsd Of the Garfield ticket,
Virginia is gene. For this reason: Neither
Hancock nor Garfield arc voted Tor directly,
aud as far as the presidential candida:ce Gre con-
csrped, their names need not b. on tito ticket;
but the vote is c.s! for the electors. Virginia
is entitled to elsven votes 10 the electoral col.
lego, aud therefore she elects eleven electors,
ard only eleven. Therefore only enc electoral
can bs elected. Votes cast for the other are
thrown away. Seeing This, it is tho duty Of
every friend OF Harcosk to u1ite on tho demo-
cratic tirket. the ticket which has received
Hancock sanction. ard thus ss7e the State
and the country from prolongation Of the rule
of Ceptraism and Cesarism
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-30

Like all lapatic', they do cot recognize tie
distinction which God has mad. They would
p,scs the thrifty. sober German, who. with bis
family, grows "iea'thy, wetl;by aud vice"
while drinking an extract Of hops, scarcely more
of stimalant than tea AID coffee, alo1gsldS OF
The unfortunate vic:im whom the abuse Ct
strong driek-pever drapk 10 common with his
whole family-has led to physical wreck and
financial ruiz. Can apy sensible German aid
men who arc intent on making him helos IN
free land because le chooses lis oHn beverage.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-30
YIse Chinese Letter.

Hon. A. S. Hewitt, in sIoseh at Tsmman7
Hall. Thursday evening LIST, said the Chinese
letter: Goa wednesday lest l vas shown o
copy Of tho Truth containing Gar6uld's Chinese
letter. had never heard Of it before. l had
acytr sccn it before. | read it and said: Ii
sounds like Dir. Garfield; il! is bis style, and
mere than that, it is tho expression of the ex-
90. line of thought l tavc heard Tim advocate.
| said then, Show me the original l saw 1t
aad cxauioed it. The signature seemed to be
that of Mr.. Garfield. aud said tina: thought
il was geuun,. As 10 the body Of the letter
sai1 it did not appear to DO 10 his hand, but
was probably written by clerk or amanuenais.
| subsequently wont 10 my office, where l had
three letters from NT. Garfield written three
days epert. 1 compared them With tho photo
graph Of tho Chinese letter. the original having
meanwhile betn removed, and dely any one
taking these three letters to cim9 to any other
conclusion than that signature was genuine.
believed it then. and belvo it now"
The following las been issued from tho head.
quarters Of the dcmcogaic national committee
ct New York:
''The following is sn affidavit Of Clara s. Mo-
rey, of Lynn, Mess, mothsr of d. l.. horey, 10
whom General Garfield is said to bsve written
the famous Chinese letter.
81. the undersigned, Clara 8. Morey, of the
city OF Lynn, county of Essex, and Common
wealth of Massachusetts,, on oath, do depose and
say that have lived in Lynn aforesaid from ten
to fourteen years LAST past, and that my son, Mr..
H. L. Gorey, has visited me frequently from
time to time until the beginning Of the past ele-
ven months. and that since l know nothing Of
his whereabouts. Witness my hand sad seal
this EG:h day Of October, A. d. 1880.
CLARA s. MoREr,"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-30

CoUaus-"Bro,yn's Bronchial T0:.cs' 81
used with advantage to silcvis:o COUGHS, S""&
THROAT, HoARsENEss and BEoTc!iiAL aF:&''
TONS For thirty yosrs these Ir0:.cs h.Y.
been in use, with annually increasing fave
They are not new and untricd, bu:, AaTi:'; t"'i
tested by wide and CONTAIN. use 70: ne1Ty IN %
tire generation, they have attained We! m:;i.e.
rank among the lev staple remedies al lie *.
The "Bro,oa's Bronchial I'oc:c'
act directly on the organs CT tho Toico -"r.
have an extraordinary effect in nj! clsori-:5 Q. ~
when relaxed, either from cold OK Over e::c-:"!
of the voice and produce clo.I "nG d.;'a2
enuncistion. Speakers Ga1 s:@gf"S lid T.
Troches useful.
A CoUGu. COLD. CATAEn1l OR LORE 'HN -
requires itnre5iato attention. rs Ecs'rc: -
tentimes results in some incnraoia ;.G"s -.
oaee 'Bro,un's bronchial T"ocAsS' W. =.
most Invariably gIvs reief 1mi!a::n2a af' ~ a.
fered for SALE many OF which are ln'i.:"s. :
genuine "Bro,ya's Bronchial T|o:L,E" nc 81.
o0lvin JorcS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-30
JOHN T. LEWIS,
Chairman Central Commute.
w. @. WIcKuAM,
Chairman Executive Commute

The c,mmiiteu sent telegram to tbo me
tiosa! Committee rtq1cslicg tho recall ct the'I
sgeuts 10 Richmond, Msss!s. L1velnId aot
BUR, and thereto expressed their u1altsrable
determination to support Garfsd and Arthur,
whose cause they say is barg itcslcaabIy IN
iu7ed by tho aforesaid agents.
At o Republican meeting lsst night, 10 Peters;
burg, Jorgsrs2u stated thss telegram had
been received from Gen. Ga.hsld thai
40 authority had been given 10: tie
withdrawal of tho republican elecsoEa
ticket in Virginia, aud that tho renors to tGs'
effect we're false. Amber Smith read tcio
gram received By him from * Senator Dorsey
secretary Of tho National Committee, that TIC
Ccpnitte had 30 poTer to givo authority 1c!
the withdraw CT the ticket.
Gen. Wickhsm and other prcminent rcru5'
licsus have alWsy5 been utterly opposed to an3
thing which will even lock ko q withdrawal q
the Garfield ticket. The few republicans wht
are acting in harmony with the Mahopei:o'
claim that they are satisfied with the authority
they he7a fer their aolion in the programme
but the laot seems quite apparent that the Ma
honeites havo sill along baen misreprsscntins
the true republican position, while the repnoi
cans have Quietly fostered the delcsIon un:il tbt
eve Of the election With view CT perpatua!lDe
the split in the democratic party.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-30
DAILY & TIL WEEhL1
EDGAR SNOWDEN.
DEMOCRATIC TICKET
FOB PRESIDENT

FOB PRESIDENT,
WINFIELD SCOTT HAN COCK, OF PENN
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
WILLIAM Il. ENGLISH, OF INDIANA
ELECTORS At LARGE,
John Echols, of Augusta.
w. Mckinney, of Prince Edward.
DISTRICT ELECTORS,
First District, Thomas Croxton, OF Essex
Second District, L. r. Watts, OF Portsmouth,
Third District, Hill Carter, Of Hanover.
Fourth District s. +. Coleman, OF CumDerfa'
Fifth District, James 8. Redd, of Henry.
Sixth District Samuel Griffin of Bedford.
Seventh District, +. N. MCMILLAN, OF Greene
Eighth District, j. y. Menifse, OF Kappa nK'
Ninth District, II. K. Henry, of TszsWell.
FOR CONGRESS-,
JOHN 8. BARBECUE, OF ALEXANDRIA.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-30
BOGUS TICKET.

The following is COPY Of bogus ticket that
las teen gotten cut to derive tho unRary. 1t
Fill bo seen that tie EGneB of many CT tie e!cc.
crs sro nisspeliea ard that S. z. Bl9ly's nane
S substituted for that Of MIR. Barbour. Let 90
lonccrss BIO dcceived, but let csca oro cxlr,ine
riicalIy his ticket. aad vote for tho regular
,cmineos:
DEMOCRATIC ELECTORAL TICKET.
Tuesday, November ., 1880.
FOR PRESIDENT.
Wirfcll Scott Hancock. CT PtnGsyleaEis
FOR VICE PRESIDENT.
William II. Eaglisb. Of Indians.
ELECTORS AT LARGE.
John Eohols, Of Augusta.
=. W. Mckinney, of frircs Edward
DISTRICT ELECTORS.
/. Thomas Crcxton. of EsseX.
.. j.. tF) B. Watts. Of Portsmouth,.
3. Hill Garter. of Hanover.
d. Samuel 8. (Fl Coleman. o! Cdmb;rlanl.
5. James s. Redd, OF Henry,
G. Samuel Critic, of Bedford.
7. f. M. MoMulea, Of Greene.
s. j. Y. McIi:ee. Of Rappsha1nock.
.. K. Il. Henry, Of Ta=awcl.
FOR CONGRESS. EIGHTH DISTRICT.
8. p. Baylg.
Tho names Of the regular electors vii! te
ound s.: tho head of tho editorial colum Of the
3ez9stc.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-30
SATURDAY EVENING. OCT. so.

Notwithstanding tho dcnials Of the so'called
moderate republicans, that thesbloody shirt and
hate for the South GRE the chief motors IL the
radical campaign is proved by inuumeratle io-
oiden!s, not tho least apparent Of which is tie
recsnt withdrawal of their candidate for COMP
treller Ct Philadelphia because BIO made peace
speech 10 1868. lest ho be defeated. and this,
too, in city 10 which they have 90 ovarS6elm'
ing msiority.