Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-09
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Special Correspondence Of the Alepa. Gazette.

al ID letters received here are to bo believed.
Rev. g. X. Marshall, az tx member Of Con-
gress from Mississippi. who is on his way from
an ,xtented nip through the States of Massa-
chusetts and New York, aays that from CONVEX
sations With l,adius Republicans whom he met
10 different pocllons Of those States, tie Is led
| 10 believe that they hav. Practically given up
the contest Senator B.ysrd. who has b,rn
Closing 10 the business ct his comnit,ee which
he had 10 leave toward the close uf the last
session ty res sln of tie dath OF his fsher, and
vino, by tie ty. eXpt cts to TAX, 80 lciVe part
III the canvass, has no he.iaucy 10 s.,iog that
there Is NJ doubt about the succets of the Uin-
elm Ill ticket, nod MIR. Bayard. al kpDw. Is rot
10 no habt OF X ;ressing Opio,ous witurut due
! dehberaloo. Mr.. III aries Ga, assistant regis
ter OF the SeoOud cOngre ssionsl district in Con,
necticut aud heretofore a ItsGing meuIbcr OF
the republican party OF lis State, has written q
| letter aVo@Gg his Intention OF voting fer Hap
| cock. and advising his rner re,ical associate
To r,traln from determining who 10 vote fJr uoIi
after Calm AID deliberate coLsidcra ion OF the
OIL ) and efcc!s Of the approaching election.
a letter from j. d. P!uukett prominent boil.
TIC 40 tt New haver, says that greenbackers,
socialists, AID every bJdy 10 that city bu. the
per Sc republicans haven't stopped hurrahinr
Ter Hancock y1t and that CcnItc icut is Us sle
| fer him as Arkansas. Wlth rrgafi 10 CouLcc
| tout it NAV be stat d that Herry 3 .Idxin, the
grreuback ndldste Tor GGverntr Ut that State,
Is wGman's rights and temperance lecturer,
who has 20 weight nor tfueuce, aud Was only
nominated because Of bJdy else would accept
the domination; tina! the real heads of the
party, Troupe. Scott. aud Graves, aud, 10 fac',
the whole organization have gone over bodily
| TO Hancock. God that tho greenback vote 10
| that State will cot number muca over hun
| dred.
Tho action Of the readjusters of Virgi1is has
made The probable result OF the congressional
elcctloEs IN That State q matter tt c0nsdt rabe
sOlctuie among tho democrats here, The
democratic majority in the Huu>c, as is known,
is barely sufficient now for satisfactory work,
and the prospect of its entire loss by the course
| the cedjusters ere pursuing is by 90 means 40
agreeable one. With readiuster candidates 10
the field none Of the districts but the two DOW
Represented by Judge Harris and General
J Huptco are safe, tor 10 General Beale's, MIR.
GUodo's General Johnston 5, and Mr.. JJrgep-
sen rerub leans will certainly be elected whilu
The readJusters that may probably be elected 10
the districts DOW represented by Messrs Rich
| mond aud Tucker will wear their democr c; 50
| lightly that the sightps; moioo will be sutfi
cleut to shake it off. In Mr.. Cabcs disttic.
the democratic maj atty is so large that the
| regular ticket 10 that gs we'll as in the two Tow
represented by Judge Harris and General
Hunton will probably be elected Mr.. Gsbrll
was elected last time by more thai 900 ms ,rity
| over Wltcher, VINO combined tue opposition
vote against him. Bat subs, quent to that cleo
lion the rcaGju>trrs carried every ouuoty 10 the
distrc. Tut two-Pntsyva aud Carol Mr.
Cabell will haze opposition fer the regular
| nomination 10 tho Ic-sou of MIR. Simms, of bis
own county. Plttsyvanla. The reapjuster Gao.
| dldatc will be Mr.. Stovall, who is rich mau
aud will spend money to secure 40 electiou.
The read 1sttrs have done tie State ir urr ia
every shape. They have made her the subject
OF adverse criticism 10 all democratic quarter,
aud have RAISED ~ enemies against her il
places wHcrc oucs sho had oLly frieL d.. No
later than this mOrrlng was | Informed by
| cl' OF that Stare now residing here that one
OF party of democrats from several different
sections OF the cyuu:ry said last night that
h .ucock was going 10 BE- elected anyhow, aud
that be hoped Virglti' would V0to for Garfield
as suoh action would # G uay IT, Veut sluglc
one OF tho horde Of ofioo s; ek.rs from that State
who sre bJuud to comg h,ru after the h OF
next March from attaining bis nti OF, aud that
this remark was approved by all who heard it.
What will ike your p lit C lily posted read
{ rs with surprise will BE- the !a,t thst the Han
Geek boom Is S wide spread tnat it has "
reached the State of Vermont, aud that an
active c.mpaign will be conducted there. If
there are hopes for the rad ca, Safe of Yer
mont, what State ls certain for Garfield ?
The republican campaign comui tee have
haG printed, and that, too. ct the Government
Printing Ofic,, Mr.. Sherm aus partisan state.
~ ! ho a ~
cIrdlng 10 which the legitimate expenses of
tho government DOW ore ridiculCusiy small,
while those resulting from the war arv abuor.
maly large.
ln a oonvels llon this morning with ID. A
Wiodsor. chslrman OF tho AleXardria dtlops-
'ioo 10 the late rcsc listers convention, he TO-
formed your CORR spOndent that the resc listers
lnteGdedto invite the regulsrdemocrats tuuh cuss
the question between them during their canvass
this TALL, and to divide time with them il they
so desired it. He also said that he and his
party would rather the State should 20 70. Gar
fi,ld than that the funders, as he called then,
should b? successful.
A private letter rec, ivcd here By particular
FREUD 0! Mr.. Gatf=ld reports that geu,cm 10
IS very much depressed at the lack of euthus-
In; III among his party, and the superabundarc,
OF II amOng the dem' Gratis, and that he is by
no means pleased With the course somo of the
leaders OF his party are pursuiog toward him.
Il is noticeable fact that whereas the moon
sinners troubles have ceased in Vir, lola, Ken
lucky, Tennessee and the two Carolioas, where
they previously sbouuded, they continue in one
dlstric: Of Georgia, that Of which Mr.. Clarke
is loterna revenue coll, otor, aud the rcasgn as
signed Tor 1t Is that they are probably produced
by dthcul les b'tWeen Collector Clarke on one
side and the United States Marshal and D ,ss
trct Attorney On the other.
The receipts at the Treasury to day from
customs we're SSu7 252; from internal revenue,
Sl9S 233. The national bank notes received |
Tor redemption to day amounted to $3.50 0UO |
JAMES BARB0UR.-1t is az iDdisputal |. fact |
that the principles oouprehendsd ia the Bar
bour bill! have AID still CO.'S itute the basis and
creed OF the reacjusers. Another may be |
sup rlor 10 the capacity for organiz .tou and |
coutrol OF men. but to the master miud Of Hop. |
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