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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-09
RkEkEEGN NElI~6-

Ths Empress Of Russia has gained 10 strength
| aud appetite during the past week.
a Nhilisic printing office has been sciz ID of
Smolepsk by tho polic,.
1t is believed that the Spanish couacil OF
| ministers have advised King Alfonso not to
| commute ths senteLco OF O.e.o.
The Municipal Council Of Paris has prs seuted
Prof NordeDski I'D with gold medal struck in
bis honor.
The Emperor Of Germany has refused to &C.
cept PflCc, Bismarck 8 resignation, aud calls on
HIN to advise legislation 10 solve present diff
cultes.
Intelligence FROM Caihu.hua, Mckee, reports
seven hours faht between berdGrs aod lodi
| ans Two 90 esch sid. Woro killed, inolujiog
40 iIdan chief.
Tho contemplated meeting between the EN-
peror William aud Queen Victoria will not take
| place., 0s The events 10 England have tended to
| hasten her return.
| Additional returos of III, parliamentary clic
tlo1s in Great Britain show that The Liberals
HAYS elected 800 members of the House of G. IN.
mons, the Conservatives l9l and tho Home
Rulers 80. Iho Liberals gain thus far is IS.
The citizens OF O:tawa, Odt., aud Ito sur
| roupdlug towns gre greatly excited over The
! discovery that during the past wetk there have
| bae1 stolen no less ,hsn eight bodies from the
Cemetery at PspineapviIie.
A commission Of fcur members has been ap-
pCloted to administer the registration and S.
ses,ncpt OF land 10 Egypt, 10 he place of Sseu c
| Pasha (Gep. Stonel, who hi:h:rto has been
director Of that department.
The bishops at the head Of tho Paris Catholic
UolVer:itv have decided to confirm to the law
as aboded 10 NJ. Jules Ferry's educational
bill by sterlug the name OF tho Institution 70
| that Of The Catholic Iasti,utc."
The bishop Of Anglers has induced his dio
cesar, tho Archbishop Of Tours, and the sui.
| tragaD bishops 0! the archdiocese to seed Joint
ep!lcopsl ietter to President Grevy protesting
against The DEGREES relative to unauthorized re-
| liz iCus cor sregalions.
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Scandal.

CHICAGO, Apr! "a dispatch from East
Saginaw, Mich, says that city is excited over
the publicity of q scandal involving the good
name Of Father Vsnderbom, pastor Of Sr.
Mary'S Catholic Church for the past fifteen
years. Last night he procured a warrant for
the arrest of Kate Burke. who for three years
had bseu his housekeeper, for malicious and
~Illtul accusations affecting bis character. 10
January. 1879. she was discharged from Father
vsnderbom's servics for cause, and since that
time she has made vague threats, eliminating
recently IN her going before notary public and
intimacy with lady member of his church and
herself while his housekeeper The charges
we're laid before Bishop Bogert, at Detroit who
summoned Father Vsnderbom before him. and
on Vsnderboms Indignant denial of the charges
the bishop advised him to resort to the civil
courts for redress and vindication. The woman,
previous to going before the notary, offered 10
settle for 50 Geo.
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Fa!if,x county, April G.

SINGULAR ACCIDENT. Nj. John |, M}3,
ton pres dent Of the Baltimore Cora and Film,
EXcdage, on Wednesday afternoon me. with a
severe accident OF The new Canton eley,ttr
where he eni other geDlIcmen weru on yisj,
with MIR. Joseph Nimmo, chiel of the bureau
of statistics at Washington. Wkiio the c,n-
pauy were watching the poloadiuc OF q c,r Of
grain, MIR. Middleton stepped upon a col! 4
rope conneott i with the machinery 81 the steam
shovel. La making its revolution the msciioerv
pulled up the coil Of rope. and Mr.. Miidie,lp
was dragged upward by the left foot aud tuoS
suspended head downward. His friends quick
~ came to the rescue, aud supported him 10 his
uncomfortable position uatil the movement Of
The machinery brought he rope back to q c,il,
when he.wss rescued. No bones were broken,
but the ark!e and leg were bruised nrd sw.Isl
considerably. Mr.. Middleton wou: home 10 a
hack. and was c,n6asd to bis room yesterday.
Baltimore ,Sul
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Jurisdiction of Just!ees.

Chan. los -Au Sc to amend section l, chap.
AT, Code Of 1873, in relation 10 Tho juris-
dIclion Ct Jus.Ic:s. Approved February
q, 1850.
l. b. It enacted by the General Assembly Of
Virginia, That section l. Of chsp. AT Of the
Coae OF 1873, be amended spd re enacted so as
to read as follows:
{ J.. Any claim to property or to apy debt.
hoe or other money which would be recoverable
by action at law CT suit 10 equity. shall when
the claim is to fine. if The amount does not
exceed twenty dollars, and 10 other cases if the
claim be not of greater value or amount than
one hundred dollars exclusive # INTEREST,", be
c,gnlzable by justice, and even if the claim
be tor or against the town or county 10 which
such Justice resides but in every cass where
the sum or thing 10 controversy exceeds the
amount OF twenty dollars, the Justice shall,
upon the application Of the defendant nt any
time before trial. remove the csus, to the court
OF the county CT corporation wherein the same
shall be brought, and the clerk of said court
shall docket the same. and Isbsll BIO proceeded
10 az IT Ii were motion 10 said court u6dsr
the 9Th seclloa OF chap l63, of which The no.
tics was docketed, at the time such case ia so
docksted.
This act goes iato feet July l, 1882 |
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in the Copgresl Of tb: U. s. OF its acx. e.,,
s;sSion. TO occupy the pcsi,icn nos ph,n sra So
by Geo. Eppa Huatoo, OF FauQai.r D"'a
MIR. Nsale is the gentleman VINO esro l.;
self 81 crifce upon the al;sr Of tie denc...'4'
conservative convention last, held 10 AltT,..I'Ec
that he might thereby uri;e and harman;,,ua'tta
party upon gentleman Y DO Was uouin,, vi
and elected to Congress for the third term .'ssa
to the credit of the nominee, Gen. Hun,or ata
it said that ho there promised the con1a, , .:
that be would not again be a candid,ta i f.. ne
position, and that if MIR. Ncac shopld 'I y, III ~
would give him bis hearty a1d carues, .n NJ 10
Ii is uont csssary 10 say enc wcrd here in fpO"
mendation Of the noble and msg1apimou. s 10
sacr fee MIR. Neaie then made; bow II ~ I'll,
the hearts Of bis friends ss we'll al tho I've, asu
of Gen. Hunton, and bound them to him ~;
threefod bend tf IF, cioo, and how IIo ' ~!
yer tonSuad orator from tie House OF R,.s.
sarta,ives, COL Blackburn, lautcd add n,, E:s,
him for this free will cff.rrg tor the ps,,v Ky
cause he go dearly loved. aud sid with r aul
truth and prophetic ken than any uau c D''i
say that be, Neae, would be the n Z: rcn,o. aa
tstiye TO Congrt 8 from the Sh Cooprfs.n,,..,
die ric'; We believed him then aud b,lIevs In
now. It Mr.. Ncale will permit bis nsms n :, - !
announced IS candidate it will send tb,;I " ',
joy into every conservative heart 10 the i", u
aud inspire afresh that c,n6deIc, and b,n,
which filled the breasts OF the thousand. Ts,
fought 50 nobly for him 10 tic les. clr,nG a''
and cluog to him With such uufilc liug f j.',
10 that canvass. They would be srou5ad ~
fresh deeds of Valor and toi! bs uauc with FL II
sssurarc, Of SUCCESS 10 tbs onoonios clccti,n IN
| November uext, (ior they are ltcioos.)
QrAp Frat
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Communicated.
The TrumDet's CaIl.

kIew The colored people of Alexandra who
owe, under God, their freedom 10 Ulysses
). Grant will not BE- swervad from s5ldius to
the Richmond convention, Grant delegates from
AIe1andrla. As men and IS rsce ioRra.itude
IS not their fsiIiog. LIT them beware of offc.
holders. Where you'd the colorcd teople be
COW It all the Republicans had, durirg the war,
been msre politician like BIaioc sDd Sherman.
aud none ct them soldiers like Grant-still
slaves; The colored masses are for GRANT
Let them see their wishes carried cut. The
writer Is private eitizsn-no poticiab-never
ran 1or au tthca-Dever held one-don't want
one; bu! is A GRANT V1RaIN1Aw
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The Eighth Congressional District

10 The editor of the Alexandria Gazette:
The time honcrcd Gazette seems to be tbe
only medium through which the ci,iz,ns of
Fairfax, and, indeed, great many other cum
ties can Introduce their respective Candidates to
the people of The S!h distrc; for Congressional
honors Doubtless it is a just compliment, and
an evldcrcl CT it's xtcnsive circulation and that
its numerous readers are we'll advised throuph
its columns. ard would not be wilhou. it, not
even should they borrow it which is often tho
case ! desire the privilege you have so gen.
erously sec yrded to others, to present the name
OF gen'lsmaa: endorsed by number of inHu.
entail ar d leading men of your city and Fairfax
county urglug me to bring bis name before the
people as comptitor for that high ard honor
aDie pr stIon. 1t seems to me early to enter
toe nsld With hs osme, espec ally ss I have
not lafroed whether ha would be a candidate
out 'h' way has been opened aud [ now think
u,proper IS we'll IS expedieut. that tho names
OF all whom the neorle desire, SHOULD bs pre-
sented lhos pulley, aud thus early, that their
CLAIMS may be fully canvassed, acd the peonle
oatter prepared to decide who would be their
cno;c',and the ooe most likely to lead them TO O
triumt hant and certain victory. Feelu az it nv du
~ TO the gentleman referred to and my privilege
as we'll, take hs liberty 10 PRESENT tia name
OF Hon. g. q. Neale. esq, of Alexandria.
suitable and deserving gentleman, Is a candi
date to represent the Ssh Congressional distric;
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VIE s. HYEA VIEWS.

Burr z. ChanbIip, 60 esteemed eiiz,n o.
L:udoun couoty, died on Monday last.
The ladies Ct WarreDton gave brilliant lear
year german ca Friday evening last.
James M. B,wep. leading oitizeos of Abe
marie COUNTY, died last week, in the SSth year oil
his age.
PoWhasan county, o. the 20 h of Nav viii
vote Oh the question of subscribing $4,000 in
aid OF the proposed Richmond end Southwesl-
ern railroad.
Tic "Wilsou" fern. 3C3 acres, in Loudouu
county. owned by the heirs of Gus,avus Lers.
Der. has been sold to Charles Il. Paxton for
SIS Is per tc;c.
The council Of tho Virginia Amateur Oars
mems Association has fixed July 6 for the sec
ond anhua regatta to DO held on the Rsppa.
haoocck at fredericksburg. Crews from other
States will be invited to )ntcst 10 The rsces,
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NE MS or THE UgF

O'er 500 Immigrants arrived ct Baltimore
West. ' '
The exports Ct provisions from Baltimore
dutlng the pas. Geek we're 500, 900 pounds 10
excess Ct any week on record.
The Louisiana SsDato has Indefinitely post
poned the Sunday liqlor law and killed The
general lottery bill.
Oao million two hundred thousand dollars
was paid loto the Elb treasury tt Chicago yes
terday 10 redemption Ct the Chicago and psciic
railroad.
The Western Iron A ,sociaLon bold meeting
at Pttsbu7g yesterday and adopted resolution
that tho card rate should be reduced from 81 to
So 20. TO take eff on the 18th inst.
MIR. Wash. M. Hurdy, late librarian of tho
House of Representatives, did OF bis home, 10
North Carollna, few days ago, ct cropsy OF
| the heat.
John Petit, Scotobnar, residing in Bali.
| more county. Nd, on the HilIeu road, cum
| uitted sue do early yesterday morning. He
bad been married en- Tuesday evening Last.
The investigation CT tho Whitaker hss ug
| case st West Point will DO begun at oace. The
physician 10 attendance is still CT the OPTION
| that The negro Committed the outrage on him
self.
Hon. Alexander Il. Stephens il q1oted as
declaring that Virginia. Tennessee Mississippi.
Loul:isna and Georgia will not fer one moment
| listen 10 lhs nomination of Mr.. TiIdsr 1T Gin.
| clnnati.
Ouch, Containing twenty passengers, Of a
| passenger train on the Belsire and Southwest
| era railroad, went over treste, eighteen miles
| from Bsllaire. Ohio, last night, and it is re-.
ported that William Daniord, sou of eX Coz
gresham Loretzo Danford. aud several other
persons whose names could not be learned we're
killed.
In tho House yesterday tho army nppropria-
lion bill was discussed 10 Committee of the
Whole, md tho amendment prohibiting tho
| use OF troops at the polls was declared 10 oider
yeas. 1903; nays, 81. The democrats then
coEscDtcd to the Carrying cut Of an agreement
msdo before hand, that general discussion ct
the bill should be allowed
Hon. W. II. Eaeish. CT Iudi4n,, has To-
formt en Interviewer that he is po5 q candi-
date Ter Vice President, but would like to BIO
Seoatcr it democratic President is elected, or
Wouli feel honoted to be Secretary of the
Treasury. A to the Presidency. be is not
| seeking tho otfc,, tut would arcept The nomi.
nation it rendered. OF course
TIE Oregon State Democratic Convention,
at Portland, yesterday nominated five district
judges AID district attorneys only. The plat
form advocates economy 10 public affairs main.
teoarca of public schools, free elections without
lnteItarerc, by military. ce1surcs President
Hayes for vetong The Chinese bill, and de-
| nouDcos tee third term movement.
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Mothers Iothers!! tIothers.,,

Are you disturbed at night and broken of you;
rest by sick child sufsriDg and crying with tha
eEaruciatrg pain of cutting teeth lfso, g)M
once aud get q bottle OF hKS. WIESL0N'S
SOOTHING SYRUP. It will relieve tho poor
little sufferer mmedistely-depend upon il,
there is no mistake about it. Thelo is moi
mother on earth who has ever used i. who viii
not tell you at oncs that it will regulate The
bowels. and give req. to the mother, and re!ia
and hoslth TO the child, operating like psgc
1t ia perfectly safe 10 use in all cases. and ptas
ant to the taste and is the prescription of ono u
the Oldest and beet female physicians aud nurses
in the United States, Full directions for uaiug
will accompany each bottle None genuine I'm
less tho facsimile of CURTIS s. PERKINS
is on the outside wrapper. Sold by all Medicine
Dealers. Twenty 1--we canta bottle. Bewsrs OF
limitations
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-09

The awkward position into which the repub.
Iioans have placed themselves by appointing
Colonel Mosby to cfi,e is one Of tho most re-.
msrkabIe. ns we'll as amusing to their opponents,
that has ever occurred 10 American politics.
He is empbatical7 their Jete noir. The longer
they refrain from disnissog him the more in-
jury he itfl cts upon them. and yet the iri1ry
would be greater if they were to remove lin.
They cry in their distress, who will relieve uB
from this terrible infant z" and nobody youch-
safes them satisfactory reply. They desire to
punish him. and yet the worst they can do will
be just what be wants. Happy Mosby Un.
happy republicans of the Hayes orderl
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Railroad Accident.

WHEELING. W. Va, March 9.-Tfe huG
trucks of the reer car of the train which left
Bellaire OF $3.50 p. H., yesterday, On the Bel
laire 4 Southwestern railroad, when about Is
miles from BsIlaire Jumped trts;Ic. aad The
car went over distance of fifteen feet.
Five or six passengers Wers iIiured-more OF
less ssIiously-among them l.. Nj. Armden, oil
Pittsburg. hurt 10 side. back and internally
VIM. Sni.b, of Woods6eld. leg broken and
other serious injuries. Captain Armstrong and
daughter, CT BslIaire, slightly Injured. The
reports here sre that Dung Dabforc. the posa
clerk, ,wss killed, and three others are badly
irinrfd
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-09

Senator lioar say the SUCCESS of the demo-
cate ticket 10 the next presidential coDtes! will
bs"thc election OF man who represents the deg
radiation Of American citizenship" And this
too, wheD, 10 all probability, the opponent Of
that man will be one of three persons: the first Of
1hom made the White House the resort OF noon
day thieves and midnight robbers, whose men
daciy WAS proved By Senator Sumner. whose
rapscty by Back Friday, who's rnrcIiabiliry by
President johnson, ard whose low meanness
by Mayor Bower; Of WHOM the stcjnd is known
TO b, guilty o! mslnEery, bribery and falsehocd.
and Of WhCm the third sWore that he could
net rec)lleci whether or not he wrote a l:t:er
that was OF Ilorc !mpor.st C, 10 him than any
ever written, aud who entered Congress per
man, and 10 few years became o millionaire.
Poor MIR. Hoar the cldc- he Grows the moro
aptly he illustrates the truth Of bis dem 1cratic
Colleagues remark ctc,rniog thu evil dfeci Of
over-stinulatiug naturally weak soil. His
hatred Of the demcc:as is 30 great that it sets
him quite beside himself.
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cove ssB ssEOsr.9E PROCEEDINGS s.
WASHINGTON, April 9, 1880.


OlDot!on OF Mr.. Cameron, Of Pa. it Vas re-
solved that when the Sspats afj,urn to day it
to be 10 mec. en- Monday nexs.
Dir. Lcgln submitted resolution directing
the Secretary of War 10 furnish tho Senate with
any facts that may be 10 lis possession 10 ref
ereuce TO the recent mutiIstiou Ct one of the
c,dets at West Point.
luton premature. An official investigation of
the Seralc would be abe to get the Official re-
port when i!.should BIO made.
10 accordance with sugpastio2s by Messis.
Conkling ard Hoar, Mr.. Logan modified bis
resolution 30 as to request the President cf the
U. 5. to transmit such il formation in regard to
the affair as ia hi, judgment would not ba in
compatible vi b public interest.
la remarks on The resolution Mr.. L"gln said
the reports regarding the ounsge were most
| eXnaordlosry. He hsd never heard OF man
c>mwitliog sccA an outrage on hims self. and be
wanted tho Seta.s TO b, furnished with tho
facts.
| Tho rcslu,lyn was supported by M;ssre.
| voorhees,, Bruce and Hosr. who feelingly de-
nGutc d the prcc ice of hs8jng aud The numer-
ous ouuages ct West Point.
Pending debate the moroiog hour expired
and tie reso lllicn went over.
The Ute bill was taken up, aud Mr.. Vest
addressed the Senate.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
Mr.. NoWberry, Of Mich, introduced bill
Which was referred to the Committee on Ways
and Mesus, providing that it shall not hereafter
DO lawful 10 tratspcr timported goods, wares OF
inerohaodiss 10 bond or With duty paid, or any
produce or manufactures of The u S. from one
port or place therein, when aty portion of such
transportation is mado through any toreigu
country bordering on the Gulf Of Mexico or on
the Csrlbian Sea, except IS the same is per-
mltted BY the treaties OF the u. s. With such
foreign countries, provided, however. that moth
ing herein contained shall be construed to pro
hlbit tho importation or expectation Of any
goods, wares or merchandise to or from such
foreign canDtli,s 10 accordance with existing
! prorlsocs OF law.
Tho House then at 2 O'Clock having refused
to lay aside private business, went into Com
mittce of the Whole Mr.. Burrows Of Michigan
10 the chalr) on the private cllendar.
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The democrats are now 10 another dilsmm.;
this timc about tho COURSE they shall pursue
with reterence to the SpcfJrd- .lIogg con
tested eltc ion case. 1t is proved beyond a
question Ct doub. that kellogg is not eu-
Titled to the seat be occupies in lhe Senate. and
yet there are democratic Senators who thibk it
better Tor the party that he should be allowed
to retain it than to risk the danger of the re.
&C lonsrY effec! bis expulsion might produce
IN the North. The RICH thing to do is always tho
last one. Irrespective ofcocseq1erc 8, but 10 this
case the consequences could only be beneficial.
VIA. has driven support from the democrats
party eyer SIEGE 1872 is its want Of backbone,
aud the indication Gifts recovery of that quality
that would be manifested By throwing Kellogg,
neck and heels. cut Of the Senate. would do
moro 10 draw that support back to it again
than almost anything else that could happen.
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Oregon democrats,

SAN FRANCISCO, April S "A dispatch from
Portland, Oregon, says: TIE Oregon demo.
cratic state convention This sfternooo, nomina
ted Congressman Whi,eaker for reelection. -
SIX delegates to the Cincinnati convention ware
chosen AID though not po,itively instructed,
are for Tilden. A resolution endorsing TIlden
and Hendericks, was adopted by o vote of to l.
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Louisyille HepBbl,cans

LOUISVILLE. KY, April 9.-The republican
ward elections were held here yesterday TO select
delegates to the State Convention, to be held
next Wednesday. Gen. Grant las carried the
city, eight cut of twelve wards being instruced
to vcte Tor him Two wards we're instructed for
Sherman.
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The Negro Cadet Case.

WEST POINT. N. Y, April 9.-The exsmina.
ton in the case of Whitaker commenced o,
10 30 a. m. Cadet Whitaker was the rst wit
mes, examined, and is now telling his story. II
thus far agrees with his frat statement. He will
proosbly be Kept on the stand some time.
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Purchase of a Church.

ST. LOUIS. April 9.-The Young Men 8
Christian Association of this city have purchas.
ed the Uoicn Methodist Church at O cost of
of $37, 600 ind will fit it up for the PURPOSES of
their organlZatioI.
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M ESSRS. j. N. BILL s. GO. have placed
in the Postoflice entrance very Ono picture Of
the CAPITOL BUILDINGS" 5by2s !ee,.
They respectfully Offer 10 the business men Ct
the city spec for their ADVERTISEMENT
at very small rate. Tho picture il worry Val.
liable and will remain there fer yeara ali years.
Dent Jail 10 examine the picture and .pscC
marked off for advertisements. eia
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Coumon sense. For all cases of Coughs,
Colds. Bore Throat, etc., use Dr.. Bulls Cough
Syrup.
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PUBLISHED DAILY AND TRI-WEEKLY BY
EDGAR SNowDBNs
FRIDAY EVENING. APRIL 9, 1880.
TIL. Leesburg republicans repudiste the &C.

The Leesburg republicans repudiste the &C.
tin Of the couoty colv. ation of their parry, 81
far as relates TO proposed coalition with tie
readjusers. and demand that State Issues be
kept aloof from these of the nation. In other
words they believe that parties az we'll Is peo.
pie are judged by the com pauy they keep, and
that if it is believed at the North that the Vir'
gi6la republ'c Gus have aDy lot or part with O
political Organization whose cardinal principle is
reputation Of ptcaDiary contracts and robbery
of ouoe oon6iipg creditors, tho loss their party
will receive thcrc cannot bs compensated by
any gallo, no matter how great they may achieve
at home. The New York Times. one Of the
ab!est and most il fuentisl republican papers 10
the North. encrtaiu5 similar views, and says
Tho Virginia republicans can better afford to
be defeated thRA they can to succeed by union
With set Of uoscrupuous demagogues aud re-
pudialors." ltseems DOW that by the time the
Staunton Convention meets, the only republi
cans who will favor the coalition referred to will
b, Messrs. Popham and Walker, and the only
r,adiusters those who hope 10 reoaivs an Office,
aud that Mr.. John Amber Smith was right
when he said that all the readjasters who are
opposed TO voting with the conservatives Oh
natioca quesiiots will Join tie republicans and
vote Tor the ticket to be ronina ted at Stanton.
There ore not many rcadjustcrs of that scrs in
this section Of the State. and Blu; lew, we in.
aglne. 10 aby portion of Virginia.