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Virginia.
Tbe>NewYork Nation recently contained
the following:


TheSNewY ork Nation recently contained
the following:
."We for our part know no reason why
Virginia and Eentucky should not likewise
be distracted .[from the list OF southern
States whose census returns are suspected,
or why 40 aad 81 per cent. respectively
seem sbnormskin their case"
In commenting upon The Natioa's re-
mark, 1.-The Chicago Tribune says: 81
He. Nation does not know because 1t
has not taken 0se trouble to learn. II ii
will kindly examine the comparative re-
turus in the last census report it will dis
cover that Virginia is now reported ~
having .gxined more in the last ten years
than in the previous fifty years, and Ken
lucky more than intthe last thirty years.
They are beth old Stsaes, offering no special
inducements to immigrants, having no
manufactures and no unOccupied fertile
land. There Is strong presumption against
any such gain as has haen reported, unac-
comnanied by any Of the usual indications
OF sadden grswth OF population"
The 1ri6une oeiy mani1ests the same sort
OF ignorance which all northern writers and
speakers lsupposing them to be honesty
show when they undertake 90 write about
this section. They always remind us Of
those self-comnlaeent JOHN BULLS who
speak Of Ney York as the capital OF the
United States. and-of Chicago as railroad
station. We Yet Kentucky take care Of her,
self, and proceed to answer for Virginia.
Why should northern abolitionist OBJ
Jet to the claiu that Virginia has gained
more population In ten years under free In
situations than she did In fifty years under
the institution OF sIaxeryi Is therc any.
thing remarkable or incredible in the
claimt Did you not always tell US tn at II
We would abolish slavery Virginia wo uld
rapidly increase 10 population!
But let ~ look at the facts. The gain OF
Virginia In population from 1850 to 1890
was over IL per cent. Her gain from 1850
10 1870 (West Virginia u included) was
falsely Get down n only 70,s19, or les than
3 Per cent. II her census had been cor
rectIg reported 10 1870, she would certainly
havs shown = gain Of 10 per cent. and y
popu'atiop Of l,760,e>e, or taking on Az.
~ Tor West Virginia, . population Of
l,1le, ol6 for Virginia alone. Thsa add the
very low rate Of increase Of 20 per cent. for
~ ~ ten ye1fs, sud It will be seen that
yjrelRis y entitled y report . population
q ls&5e.clt, ~ Esther moro than the popu.
'sases FS!e4 jtistsla ~ nv ceRsus sbOxs.
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PROMPT ACTION URGED.-(Ale xasdria "a
zette. IA circular has been issn,'d from tnt
rooms OF the Republican State executive
Committee. at Richmond, signed ~ VIII
Hams G.. Wickham, chairman, ana eircu'
lated Ia this city, urging upon the i'epuoIi'
cans the necessity Of prompt and yigfIanl
action on their part In organizing the party
also, the Importance OF supporting, the
with these cheering words: owe L1ost
earnestly request that the recommendation
herein contained be complied with. Our
advices from all parts OF the State are most
encouraging. aud It IL only necessary for The
Republican voters to come out and cast their
votes solidly for the Republican candidates
to secure the State for Garfield and Arthur,
and TO elect several members OF Congress"
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ventIon to 90 and rote for Garfield. Ine 'ss
are the men you put up to lead the vlrg'n.a
Democracy. And thus Mckinney tore ~. .,.o
mask of aud rubbed In the aquaforts on VIZ
raw. lie was strong, pointed, eioquen',
scathing, and convincing. r..
Riddleberger's reply didn't help niin' ~
couldn't rally. He made n
BOLD DASH,
but foundered little, and witnout at
tempting TO heal the ssre wounds smarI.ns
under the keen incisions tf bis opponeut
blade, he contented himself WIN . snoi,
eulogy OF Malone md very amusing a n,,
wrIldeIiyered anecdote, and quit with bis
lungs still In fighting trim. -.
Tom Mosby, Bob Chambers, ana otneI
Malone men were there, much pleased VIII
Riddleberger, and he won, as he deserved,
some general applause, but 1t was pam ~
were heart and soul with Mckinney ana tue
straight-out ticket.
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The TappahannOckC Convention.
Fredericksburg star.I

General Beale lacked only 2S4 votes OF a
nomination on first ballot-nOt one OF Cool
rick's delegates voting for him. The bal
loting continued until recess was taken
for supper without any definite result,
Messrs. Beale, Garrison, Goolrick, and
Meredith being voted for.
On reassembling balloting was COM
menced. Judge Garrison, when dropped
for the first time, his friends asked permis-
sion for conference, which was granted.
On returning to the Convention Colonel
Farenholt, of Essex, placed w. W. Walker
in nomination. A ballot was again had, re-
suting in no nomination, which continued
for several more ballots, when Judge Cool
rick's and Judge Garrison's friends asked
for a recess Of half an hour, which was
granted. The friends OF these two gentle
men then held conference. when it was
agreed that a stipulated number OF Judge
Garrison's friends should cast their votes
for Judge Goolrick on the next ballot, and
after that Judge Goolrick's friends agreed
to give Judge Garrison their entire vote,
which they did thus, on the nineteenth
ballot, Judge Garrison, Of Accomac, was
nominated.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-08-26

We bad not expected that the Whining
ton IN. CO. Star would be taken in by the
bogus poem of the unknown Rutbven Jen-
kyns. But so it is. These verses Uncludine
although lost to sight to memory DEAR"
and those containing the line "Consisten-
cy's iewel'') were clever inventions of q
young man employed on paper In New
Orleans, says the New York Journal o.
Commerce. Richmond Dispatch.
We give it up. The line Consistency
Jewel" did not get US, but the stanzas did
Well, where did the line "Though lost Il
sight TO memory dear" come from, any
way? Somebody wrote 1t first. Who wa:
its After leading us into the scrape, now
give us information. Wilmington Star.
"There's where you've got u.s." W.
don't think the man is diving who can an
swer your question.
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DEATHS.

Died. at Midlothian. Chesterfield county, August
25ih. HARRY ROBINSON, son OF Mrs. 4. 4. ROB-
in on in the nineteenth year of his year.
Funeral THIS Thursday MORNING al IL
O'Clock from the residence OF his mother.
Died. az his residence, 81. james street between
Clay and Leigh streets, JAMES NJ. DANSEY; aged
thTty-fOui years.
Ills funeral will take place TODAY at Clay.
Street Methodist church at 81 O'Clock. Friends and
acquaintance respectfully invited 10 attend.
Died, Wednesday. 25th. BETTE PEARL. in.
FAINT daughter OF William H. aud Elizabeth j. Tay-
lor aged fourteen months.
Her funeral will take place from her fathers
residence. on State street and Williamsburg avenue
THURSDAY, 26th. at 4 O'Clock l.. NJ. Relative,
and friends invited 10 attend without further
notice.
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ORANGE.

POLITICAL MATTERS-DROUGHT IN MANY PARTS
OF THE COUNTRY CAPTAIN FRANK V. WIN
sT0N On TIE STUMP.
Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatchl
AUGUST %, 1880.
As per announcement, and as you have
been informed by telegraph, Colonel OFFER
rail was at our County Court yesterday in
behalf of the regular Hancock and English
ticket. Colonel A. w. Jones, OF Orkney
Springs, was expected by the Read busters,
but, though solemnly called, came not.
Colonel O'Ferrall attracted fine audience,
and made speech which gave his hearers
great satisfaction.
Mr.. Vale, OF Louisa, replied to Colonel
O'Ferrall, and the latter closed the discus.
sion to the great triumph Of the friends OF
the regular ticket.
Drought prevails in many parts OF the
county, and the tobacco and late corn Is
suffering.
Tonight, at Gordonsylle, the Hancock
and English Club had grand rally, and an
extra fine speech from Captain Frank Win
ston, Of Louisa.
We hope to give good account OF
Orange at the election. ID.
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V'O PHYSICIANS.
je 80
,esO corner Broad and Ninth streets.
Two SUMMER TOURISTS.


Persons intending spending the summer season ia
the country or at the watering places should pro-
vide themselves with the necessary remedies ana
,nn.ratus which cannot be had outside OF city
viz:
PATENT POCKET-sTovEs, for heating tea
milk food, &C.:
PATENT WAX NIGHT-LlGHTs, which burn
REAbY.MADf MUsTARD-PLAsTERS, which
are always ready, and act Ia three minutes;
SOFT RUBBER AIR. PILLOWS and CUSHIONS
MEDICINE. GLASSES.
sPONGES and SPONGE-BAGs,
SELF-INJECTING UNIVERSAL SIRlNGEs,
VALENTINES MEAT-JUICE, -
VALENTINES MEAT.JuICE WITH GLfCb"
RINE, -
LIEEIG's SOLID EXTRACT BHtF,
LIEBIG's LIQUID EXTRACT BEEF;
PAPOMA, entire wheat food, for iuisnNi
IMPERIAL GrANUM. food for infants;
NESTIE'S LACTEOUS FARINh,
GERBER's MlLK-FOOD
PREPARED RICE FLOUR,
PREPARED SCOTCH DAT MEAL,
PREPARED BARLEY FLOUR,
SWISS CONDENSED MILK,
LIQUID RENNET,
DISINFECTING SOAPS, 10 prevent contagon;
and all reliable medicines, new remedies, and apla-
ratus, 20 be had Of
MEADE & BAKER. Druggists,
9l9 east Main street,
TELEPHONE MESS AGES PROMPTLY Al
TENDED TO. my -
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Correction.

SECOND SUPERVISORS DISTRICT OF VIR-
GINA, PETERSBURG, August 20, 1880.
Editors of the Dispatch, Richmond, Va:
Gentlemen, Upon further examination
of the census returns from the counties OF
Cumberland, Lunenburg, and Henry, dis
to you.
The correct returns OF population Of those
counties are as follows:
LINEN burg IL Asa
SsOSD
henfy
There has been no decrease in population
Ia any OF the counties OF this district as
compared with the census Of 1870.
Please make the correction in your paper.
Very respectfully,
ROBERT BOILING,
Supervisor Of Census.
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The Canvass.

The following eanvassess have been ap.
tive Committee:
Tbirty-ninth Senatorial Diarict-L. III.
Garnett, OF Essex.
Chesterfield County-W.A. Bankenship.
York County--C. Rosser jan es.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-08-26

Colonel Lady, an eminent Rekdjuster
light. has fallen out, 81 am informed, with
The Hon. Mr.. Frazier, another brilliant In.
msnary OF the came political faith. Ibardiy
suppose u Will amount to anything, and I
would not be unwilling TO venture the opln-
Ion that at the next crack Of the party whip
the honorable gentleman win wheel IN 70
linz. - lexington correspondent LynchbxsG
RtrginiQn. go
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DRY GOODS.

DRY GOODS.
rTHE PRICE Is NO OBJECT
so WE CAN
CLOSE OUT ALI OUR STOCK
AS WE ARE
DETERMINED To CLOSE BUSINESS.
We have large stock Of DRY GOODS, No
TIONS nOtlTS AND SHOES. and a large lot o..
LADIES' READY-MADE SUITS CLOTHING,
HATS, &C., which must be closed out regardless Il
cost.
Remember, 40 HUMBCG: We mean business, and
will sell al ANY PRICE ~ close out our large stock.
All who are iu ueed Of goods viii ID well 10 call
carly NJ The RAJ TiAfORE ATC TION-HOUSF. No.
l6 east Broad street. j. RoSt,
IS 2S.1m Agent Tor =, Goldenhtrg.
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mRuag. mEp.rrNnN. go.

DR. sANFoRD's
LIyER-INYiGORATOR
ONLY VEGETABLE COMPOUND
THAT ACTS DIRECTLY UPoS THE LIVER
AND CURES
LIvRR-COMPLAiNTs,
JAUNDICE,
BMIOUsNEsS,
MALARIA,
COsTIvENEss,
HEADACHE.
IT ASSISTS DIGESTION,
STRENGTHENS THE SYSTEM,
REGULATES THE BOWELS
PURIFIEs THE BLOOD.
BOOK SENT FREE. .,.,oo,.
1862 Broadway, New York.
For sale by all druggists. hI2-s,TuSTh6n.
'I'O PHYSICIANS.
PATENT SEAMLESS sKIN-FlTTING SHIRTS
USED WITH
DIR. sAYRE'S PLASTER.OF-PARIS JACKET,
A supply Just received from the
BICKFORD KNITTING COMPANY.
J.BLAIR, Druggist,
,e3O corner Broad and Ninth streets.
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nee for this strict, was 10 town on Tues
day, and Is announced 70 ADDRESS the people
here at September court Vo"'
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
E BARGAINS IN BLACK SILKS.
JUST RECEIVED,

JUST RECEIVED,
6UINET's BLACK CACBENrRE;
GR0s-GRAIN SILK at ti.50 per yard worth A..
GUINET'5 BLACK GROs-GRAiN SILK =, 4,
worth t1.z5.
The above are special bargains and well vor,bv
or the stteDtion OF those who Wish 10 save 25 -,
cent. on their purchases.
'au IL LEVY BROTHERS.
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E1"LACE CURTAINS,
wINDow-sHApES, LAMBREQUINs.
OIL-CLOTIIS, CARPETS.
RUGS. MATS, HASSOCkS,
SHADE, aud CURTAIN.FlXTURE,,
and a large stock Of
CURTAIN MUsLINS, at
suls LEVY BROTHERS.
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nj LARGE ARRIVAL
or
FALL AND WINTER GINGHAMs AND
CALICOES.
If you wish 10 purchase fresh and desirable zoos,
cal at Tau Isl LEVY BROTHERS..
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nj SATIN AND GROs-GRAIN RIB
BONS In all widths and colors a.
auIs LEVY BROTNrRs'.
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CHARLOTTESVILLE.

CLOSE OF THE NORMAL INSTITUTE-C0NcERT-
| PRESENTATION OF CANE, &C.-PERs0NAL-
APPROPRIATION BY S0ARD OF SUPERVISORS
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and he held them together well. He is 9
fine stump-speaker-boi in his positions
cunning in his arguments, and ready anC
sharp in retort. A random shot at hin
from the crowd never failed to rocoil or
the jealous but indiscreet Democrat.
Captain Mckinney came to the reioinder
with many OF his hearers under the influ
ence OF Riddleberger's arts and eloquence
Many felt that he OF the Valley had tilted
right calamity, and they looked to see whe
Their the champion of the Democracy would
slacken In the fight. Not long did they
wait; the first fash OF his bright blade came
ringing on Riddleberger's rhetoric and
cleaved 1t to the centre. With one sweeT
be disposed OF all the charges OF corrup
ton, veto measures, and Holiday nulitica
ton. Who put these men 10 pOwer2 Who
clothed them with authority TO do these
thipgsf Who, ask, but Riddleberger and
Mahonef They combined to defeat the
choice OF the Conservative party. and boast
ed OF having named
THE GOVERNOR.
The crowd gathered around the speaker
and cheered BIN 10 the onset.
The fun grew fast and furious. Every
sentence of McKinpey's thirty-miuute
speech raked R,ddiebergcr from stem to
stern. He exposed the ReStiuster hypocri.
cy In crying, High taxes High taxes
when they are pledged 10 repeai the capita
ton tax. and will have to replace that De-
felt Of 100000 per annum by additional
burdens ON The property-holders. lie
that all the Malone canvasssrs in
his (McKinney's) county were Garfield men,
and they said. and will so state now, that
Malone told them before and after his Con-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-08-26

LAG-RAIsING-GENERAL JAMES A. WALkEh
uPsETs RIDDLEBERGER-GENERAL WILLIAM
TERRY GOES FOR THE JULIARS-RADlcAL
| TACTICS EADJUsTER swINDLERs, ETC..
New-York tribune., 1880-10-25
4 pI1N0 FACr0RY DESrOYED.

A fire broke out about y. III. yesterday,
from some unknown cause, in the piano factory oI
Ernst Cablpr at Nos. go 222 and 22l East Twenty
sccondst. The building five sores high and neai
new II cont ned about 800 pianos already Completed
besides large quantity of stock in process oi manu-
facture The flames originated in the third story. ana
the high wud swept them rapidly through the whole
structure Three alarms sent OUT hut the hreneh
work for than an hour before they could OBJ
control When the flames at length cxt'nguiShed
the walls Of the factory sim remained standing but nj
mat they lnclosed had been destroyed OF rendered
worthless.
Mr.. Gabler. who summonei to the place and who
apucarcd to much affected the caGmty sad mat
bis loss would exceed the insurance, VhiC wa 500 ~
on the stock and 10000 on he buldlng. He sld ne
valued hi sJO,OcO ana his building at S3oOpo
he lad employed about l2J VOrkmcH 3Hd Their too'a
worth al least - 00O ud h. DESTROYED IL the coure
OF the progress OF the fire Foreman SHAY or Engine Ia
had hls foot badly injured by n falling ladder.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-25
IyTEROcEANIC CANAL PROJECTS.

The executive committee of the Provisional
Interoceauic Canal Society has submitted fail re-
port 10 the members IN regard 10 the policy which
now appears advisable IN relation to the Nicaragua
Canal. i he concession made b. the Nicaragua
Government through Civil Engineer MenOcal gives
full power u acquire the land grants alCJg the
entire canal. The so-call"d Rio Lajas route, which
has been rcsurveyed, resulting III rciOcatlOns aud
changes has reduced he estimated cost Of the canal
construction from $50. .577,7ls TO 81 lG3. $50. Ihc
total length Of the actual canal from ocean 20 ocean
will he 53l7loo miles, and the whole distance acIos
l7357lOO miles, navigation being wholly il fresh
water
that the DE- Losscp Panama project cannot succeed
and that no canal scheme b. successful wI,hout
tne dp'fo'ai VI .H0 IN '.t o.m, d d" 80 ~ a. -
Less1ps Is powerful opponent 10 every enter. ,sc
except his own, but il u declared that subscfip-
tious in his country Of S1J 900, 900 of Nicragi
Canal stock aud guarantee of protection by the
llItod States would secure IN Europe any amount
.rs,cessary for the completion OF the canal.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-25
NEW OCEAN STEAMER.

Tie Williams & Guion Steamship Line have in
course Of construction on the Clyde new steaIn-
ship the Alaska, which Will be ready for service III
August next. II viii maxi the trip from New-YcIk
tO LIyerpool la six and half days II is SAID. The
new vessel - 20 be built of IRON, 800 feet extreme
length. 80 feet beam, 3S feet depth OF hold from
main deck and 900 tons burden. The acCOmmO-
latinus for first cabin passengers will be forward Of
the after maiuIna>t TINS lnsurIng them freedom
from the CdOls Of the kitchen and from the yibia-
tors OF the stern ciused by the propeller
There vii be 100 first-cabn staterOoms, with
accommodations for 30 s,cOnd-cabin passengers
Immediately abaft the saloon, and behind The
secoud-csbID viii he comfortable quarters for 100
PERSONS IN the steeragc, although IL an emergency
1000 steerage passengers may be carried by using
another decK. The engines and boilers VIII give
the steamer greatest power OF any vessel on the
Atlautic, AZ IA case Of arrangement OF the ma
chineIy the four masts ana great spread OF canvas
viii give the sup taiT speed,
New-York tribune., 1880-10-25
ORGANIZING REVOLUTION.
UTTEHANCEs AT A MEETING OF THE IRISH i y
LEAGUE.

CTTERANCES AT A MEETING OB HE IRISH i ~
LEAGUE.
The Fifth Ward branch OF the Irish National
Land and Industrial League held meeting Nester,
dan afternoon in Temperance Hall. at Narck aud
Canal-sts. When Michael Davitt, the IRISH agl-
tatoI apreared upon the platform, he was lOudly
cLeered and frequently was interrupted by applause.
The enthusiasm of the audience reached IT'S highest
point wheu ae speaker mtln&ted that the lmmc-
di,te end OF tue present movement was The securing
of persnual liberty in Ireland, and That the ultimate
end was the establishment of national independence.
Speeches expressing The same sentiments were mace mao
bv NJ j. Costello. Michael BreslIn, Dr. W. IS. W al
lace president OF the Land league III ms CIV
John BOYLE OReiy editor OF Ihe Boston PiIot aud
Others Mr.. DavitI III part sand: .
II we are TO credit recent reports thiS city VIII
be q pleasantcr place for a member OF tho Land
League this winter than dirty, old Dublin. II Ing
land intends drive land leagues out OF the coun-
fry by pcTsecutiOu II VIII make a lrcdt miStakc.
Tie impending trials similar TO those that have
been held before and are founded on lhJustlce. We
ask the abolition OF IIndiOrdlsm III ne
land an aDrogatlon of the Laws OF
entail and prinogenitrrc, in. order that
the land may become the property OF those who til
it, These are our demands, and want to know
wherein is the crime. They may send Nh Parhcll
aud others 10 prison but they cannot suppress the
national demand. would give lri9h Landlords "a $
advice to nave pckets prepared from liolyhcad 10
London the morning after such measures are taken.
/ know what the spirit If the people Is, and saw
them last winter attack the cOnstabulaTy,
without arms. aud wrost their weapons from them.
The landlords are determined TO tight to the bitter
end and the struggle is 10 be between arlstOcTacy
and democracy. / would nOt take pui III any
movement that would tend to lessen the desire for
The independence Of ireland that b4s been kept
alive burning for a century"
john BOYLE ORelly SAID: I'VE Irshmeu in Amer
lea are as much interested III tins question those
i'm Ireland This Is my home, and would not 80 to
Ireland except TO fight but We have brought our
Celtic blood here and our names, and We should
make them respectable. The more We resist the 0p-
prcssion IF England the more we are respected. He
Gr.t step is to make ycOncn # the people and thus
give them something to fight for GIVE III, people
a for and then organize IcVOIL-
ton This movement Is the best step ever taken,
but II Is not the maj step"
New-York tribune., 1880-10-25
complications Of same numbers
DuAn1. nnnHECLEn nLALN: TIE MEEN-
SHIP NEUS.
PORT OF NEW.YOBK.--...OCT. "a.
AnlpTNTE E.D

ARRIVED
str Bolivia (Ru, sua, Glasgow oct II and Moyiiie 10.
.Ir scagu,o shackford As9mwau oct lc. To Pacific
9i onn Gibson Tra,ers Georgetown. DC with indse to
stfGialcis Berry Boston. II Dimock.
str ,luokc. Couch i:-hmoud city Point ana NorIoA 10
Sfr Hani9. tan Kelly Richmond, city Point and Norfolk. TO
Stf apidan Huphers West Va to Old Dominion -
Shin sea witch ,of BOSTON, Drow Manila June - with
m Sc In orn.u- liys vessel I Brown & CO.
SHIN Oar -brooks castle (of Ioud0nl. Hamilton. tacutta
july with mGsc 10 oruer vessel 10 Morgan anchored
sSip Patrc.n lof Damariscca Blair. " .nia. Jane TO-
with II MOring Co vessel 70 i Aetcau G CO.
LINK PeTi,a 'Cirri Gacn Re Grandc do Aug D. with
hides, etc a. order. Vc~sri q ocrcL7 s. Go.
Irig Arcadia lof Ncw-Havc "olaEarL II Pierre Mart
Brig susie ~tr0ut Pickett Nu'vtns oct ~, with CEDAR
etc endoz & CO; vcsso T. arten it1y ~ -
and OCT with sugar u Brooks CO. vessel to
Miller * HuugLlJn- 49,. , -..,
naval stores To ORDER vessel 20 + liur.hurt 6 CO.
s.hr Harris Kirk Glcr. ara 80 days Win rubber,
h., -. etc to order. vessel 10 C Wenbcre
..hr kecwdtn oi Iockport stephenson luks lSland
Il aavs. wIil IIgNO)d 20 Darr ll a 80.
-cur carrie NJ Richardson Of IrcmOnt Richardson's ANA
o. davs with OgwoOc. etc 10 order vessel to Brett
Sclr Norhetu Light. stllwcn Jacksonvi" days, With
lumber to pp.uecf & tusse. vessel 10 Warren Ray.
r@-Ihe vessel arrived the - iust 10" late for
Sir Gcne,a whitney Coleman, New orleans oct Il. TO
BOgert ~ Morgan
sUNsnr-WIND-At Sandy Hook, fresh, wv clear and
dark Al Guy Island. strong y W clear
BELOW.
Shin Mcron (of BAH. He) Lowell Yokahlm1 April via
Taiw.af,o, 10 II Morng & co. ves>e TO James El"eil
.lip Empire Of Boston, Lcclo Mania April 25, to Vor-
non II Brown & 60.
~, tatcr 81 tp Ec,cs Uaay s-e f(Ht Pa9>.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-25
TO the VUT GRS
OF THE
Eleventh Congressional District

GENTLEMEN: | have accepted the noniua'on
10 Congress from your district. Iac time Is 10.
limited tO make an extensive p'V,Oual ca'Nd>s o'oA
So large a district and hri,ily state. rs - tnumer'
alton of ny political vIrws, ;nat ain DO favor on I
Frst-Hhc principle that 'ne GoyeTnmcht "a "a - -
he administered as 10 brnIg The greatest go'" '"
the greatest number D.. A.
Second-A strict construction oi and strict W.
hcrencc to tho CouS'It ltlou.
1hlrd-A sound currency on a specie rSSis' "a.
Fourth-A tariff 20 protect oaly So tar as p'o'...''
ton Is necessary to- any lmperllcd labor inleIss,
with such modihcai ionS rs VIII tend Immediately "
recStahish our lost merchant marine. -.
Fifth am oppGsed 10 tie pnnciplcS ~ sere>l.
and the payment of rebel claims. and al The s"ns
time TO such unnecessary Federal ccn'raiz zttlon 4;
NAV tend 20 mpcrahI" the country ana 10 'nvnS ,nS
the rights of States gwen them by t'e T"nSSnn1
tiOu JAMES W. tEAsAH>'