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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1880-01-31

Owing to the recent heavy advance
in the price of printing paper West
ern newspapers are putting up their
prices. This advance has been gen.
eral all over the country.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1880-01-31

1t is the Washington Republican
which remarks: "There never were
three other Americans SO grossly
abused as Washington, Lincoln and
Grant, and there never were three
Americans who could better afford
lt,n
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1880-01-31

Hon. Milton G.. Urner has intro
duced in the House of Representa-
tives a bill for "a monument to Francis
S. Key, author of the "Star Spangled
Banner" Mr.. Key was a native OF
Frederick county, Maryland.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1880-01-31

The Maine FusiOnists are getting
ready to lift themselves out of Au-
gusta by the breeches. Lacking in
spirit and force Lof character, it's a
pity the Republicans can't helpthem
along Cua6. Times, Democrdt
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1880-01-31

Ex-Councillor Fogg, of Maine, is
authority for the statement that
there are 1000 armed Socialists in
New York ready to go up and help
the Fusionist cause. He seems to
know the kind of company they
ought TO keep.
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1'ELEGRAPHIC.

FUSIONIST SENATE DWINDIING.
Boston, Jan. 26.-The Herald Au-
gusta special says: "The Supreme
Court will assemble at Bangor and
decide upon the ACCESSIBILITY of con-
sidering the Fusionist statement.
The FusiOnist Senate met with but
seven members this morning, trans
acted no business and took a recess
until p. M"
THE REPUBLICAN PROGRAMME.
AUGUSTA, Jan. 26.-The Republic
can programme. as outlined this
morning, is, after hearing what the
Supreme Court has to say regarding
the Fusionist statement, to have the
governor issue proclamation COM
handing the dispersion of the Flu
sicnist government, and if any one
persists in exercising administrative
or legislative functions arrest him
Immediately. Probably the governor
will give the Fusionists not over "a
hours warning. The Fusionists APP
pear to have entirely lost heart, and
now only talk of appeal to the popu-
lar judgment at the polls next au-
tumn. 1t is expected that Wednes-
day will see the last of the dual
government in Maine. 1t is reported
that the Fusionists employed the
great seal to authenticate their docu-
ments sent to the court at Bangor.
MAINE SAFE.
AUGUSTA, Jan. 57.-There is not
ripple of excitement here at this A.
NJ. The fusionists have no inkling
yet as to the probable action of the
court, and are waiting patiently for
the next move of the Republicans.
AUGUSTA, Me-, Jan. 27.-The Re-
publican committee on judiciary to-
day drew up a bill to punish any
person or persons wrongfully preten-
ding to assume and exercise duties of
any State office, and will report the
same in the Legislature morrow.
The penalty for the offense, is fixed
at Imprisonment for not less than one
year, and fine not exceeding $4,000.
This bill is aimed at the fusion
State officers, and either Governor
Smith, Secretary Sawyer or Treas
urer White may be arrested and
tried under it. Word has been re-
ceived from Bangor that the court
refuses to recognize the fusion body
as a legal legislature and will not an
swer questions submitted, but goes
into a long detailed statement of
reasons why the Republican Legis-
lature is legal. The news is received
with evident satisfaction by Repub-
Leans, and they are inclined to be
more gracious to the fusionists than
at any time during the last fortnight,
BANGOR, Me-, Jan 27.--The reply
of the Supreme Court to the ques
tions submitted by the Fusionist
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1880-01-31

After the third shot from the State
Supreme Court in Maine, it will be
impossible to. find a Fuslonists with
in forty miles of the capital. Those
that don'tlike the idea of being fired
out have departed already.
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SATURDAY, JAN. 81, 1880.

Senator Welfley has introduced
bill in the legislature to give Garrett
equal educational privileges with
other counties.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1880-01-31
During the last five wears the Dam.

During the last five years the Dem
ocrats have lost half a dozen North
ern states, and they have won the
reputation that Grover has given
them in Oregon, Garcelon in Maine,
and Tilden in New York. Verify
there is little to which they can
point with pride" this year.
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-24

1t turns cu:, like mes: everything else about
which this Government makes fuss. that the
Spanish imbroglio is altogether causeless and
that American merchantmen have not been
fired at and searched at oil, or. if so, upon
proper grounds and within the limits recognized
by all nations. American differences with for
eIgn nations during Mr.. Hayes administration
have cot added lustor to that administration,
and the country would look much better abroad
were it net for the sorry aspect she presents in
the Canada, China, Panama. and Spanish ar-
fair5.
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N-S or TSas N.SE.

tx Gov. B. Grs;z Brown. cf Missouri has
announced bimtcI as q candidate for tho Uoitcd
States Senate.
Tamnaty has wi.bdIawo its tl coral ticket
10 New \ crk ADD agreed to support tho regular
ticket.
Rhode Islard is tho FIST Stats TO senl to the
census bureau q complete statement of popu
latior. Tho whole numtcr is &c, no, gain OF
$500
The commander of the u. S. frigate Tenuts
ace reports that there was nothing 10 the firing
BY Spanish war vessel Tpou American mer-
ohanlmen near tho Cuban coast t. warrant 10.
serfcretce By this government.
Capt. Howgatc received ttl,gram yesterday
from the commanding officer of The Arctic ex-
plorlng steamer Gulnare, stating that the latter
would leave 81. Johrs to cay for Lady Franklin
bay.
Mr. Thomas T. Smith, we'll known and 70.
slccted citizen aud cashier Of the Bank of Com
melc' OF Baltimore. died suddenly Of paralysis
Of the heart at his boarding house. near Luther.
vile, on the Northern Contra! railroad, about :
o'clock yesterday morning.
Frankfort on tho. Map. with population OF
about 100, 600. is reported to be the richest city
of its siZs in the whole world. 1t is asserted
that there are ono hundred Ffankforters worth
from four million dollars to five million dollars
each. and two hundred snd fifty who arc worth
ono million dollars and upwards.
A party of about 700 immigrants who wero
converted by Mormon missionaries in Europe
arrived 10 New York city on Wednesday 10
charge of an elder and started Thursday for
Utah by tho PENNSYLVANIA railroad. The party
is composed principally tf Swodea, NorWegians
and Danes. There wero fow Englishmeu and
Enelishwomer.
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sIRGEHE.3 VIEWS.

Rapraharncck county elects delegates to the
congressional convention ca the 7th OF August.
Stcphen MeGavcch, one Of the Wea!thest
cltzc2s ct Vythe county, died Wednesday las:.
Attorney General Field. Of Cupeper, is an.
nourced as clrdiea!e for Congress in this dis
tric'
Henry Rabey, colored, Was accidentally shot
ard killed BY J. Z. Bailey, in Nolfo!k county
yesterday.
General llarc:ck has returned lhauk5 for
the congratulations add kind expressions of the
colored Hauc,ck reform club of Richmond.
The barn of Amos Guard, near NewtoWn,
Frederick county, was struck by lighting and
destroyed last Thursday, together with 800
bushels OF wheat and some hay and corn.
A cavalry company, to be kroWn IS tho "Hol
may IIgnt Dfagoons. has been organic d 10
the southern part of Frederick county With as
s. Larrack as captain.
Mr.. John Is. Med aniel, Pttsyivania csunty
farmer. had 50 090 hills Of tobacco destroyed by
hail Monday evening 10 LEES than two minutes,
he stys, he lost 81 500
Tho counties which hsve volel subscriptions
to tho Richmond ADD Southwestern Railroad
are: Craig. S23 $50; Cumberland. $50, 900
Gloucester, $50, 0C0; Tazswell, SIS COO; Blard,
$40. 600; Buckingham, $50 900.
The consideration OF tho c3udilon of affairs
at the Richmond postoffioc remains unchanged.
Several OF Col. Forbes bondmen who were 10
the city en- Thursday, did not appear to be
willing to assume tho entire responsibility for
| tho deficiency, and tho further consideration Ct
the matter WAS Postponed uatil Augult b.
Judge Bird, upon the petition Of tho Shcu-
autOah Valley Railroad through courseI, has
| issued mandamus pisi 10 tho board of super.
Vls)rs OF Page county. to show Cause Why they
should not issue bonds to the amount Of 5000.
OCO to the Shenandoah Valley Railroad Com
parry. lie fixes the 2Ssb Of July as tho time
for hearing the cas-.
The case Of MIR. james b. Walters, Of The
Richmond Wbig, charged with acting as SEQ,
oDd 10 duel alleged 10 have been fought BIO
tween MeesFs. W. Q. Elan ard Thomas Smith
was Called in the Henric1 County Court ycstcr-
tcrday. and after some tkirmishng between ihs
lawyers was set tor the 81 cond week 10 Septcm
Der, MIR. Walters hciDg bsilcd for his appear
acc, then.
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FSEEEGN rEH-S

1t is thought tho British Parliament will be
rroroeued about the ooh Of August.
Captain Cuzatis murdered Mmc. SKobeltfl
becsuso she refused her assont to his marriage
with her maid.
Though the Irish compers Atom bill has passed
SO easily through lts earlier s.sges, il seoms
doomed TO dofeat.
Tho British hhvo finally installed AbIurrha,
man Khan IS Emoer Of AIghanistan, and tho
troops are TO be marched out of tho territory.
The Court Ct Assiz,s at Milan has acquitted
Gonoral Boet Of the charge preferred against
him by Don Carlos Of Spain of stealing his col.
lar CT the Golden Fleece.
Turkey refuses TO mako tho ttrrtarisl ccssions
TO Greece AID Monter osro. The British. French
and German equsdrons will soon epart for the
East, and the outlook il daily growing moro
Warlike.
The Aontencgrin envoy has been ordered to
leave Constantinople forthwith in consequ ,nce
OF the Porto's representing to the powors that
the Montonegrins wero the aggressors in their
recent fight with the Albanisns.
Tho Count Do Bouville, O member Of tho
Frer ca Chamber of Deputies, who was charged
With obtsiniog by means of fraudulent pre-
lenses, lean which he never repaid, has been
sentenced by default to three mouths imprison
ment and the repayment of tho sum lent him.
After the Prussisn church law is gszelted j. Is
e4pecLso lnaL Inc administration OF the church
funds will be taken from the control of the State
and given into tho hands of the clergy. At the
same time the State will recommenco the paw
ment OF salaries 10 those priests who have shown
cor ciliatory tsndencies.
An official d:sostch, datM at Manila, July q,
says there was another shock of earthquake al
that place. which lasted SIS seconds. Not o sin.
gle public ediace was spared. The Convent of
Guadaloupe, which had lsstsd three centuriee,
was destroyed. Nobody ives killed. Tho in.
hsbtsnts are encamped outside the town.
The iDsurgent Mexic IN General Rsmyiez can.
tuIcd the barracks at Mazstlsn recently sfter a
fight in which thirty on each sdo wern killed.
Rsmviez then made forced loan Of SEQ 600 snd
departed. Colonel Reyez overlook, engaged and
defeated him in fight July l. but he succeeded
in making his escape.
Tho grsrdest private entertsinment tr recsnt
years was given on Thursday night at kensing.
ton House, London, the mansion built by Mr..
Albert Grant. highly. four gentlemen, whose
invitations wero issued ITO have the honor of
meeting tho Princess OF Wales At n BACHELORS
ball" and about fifteen hundred guests CT tho
highest distinction in London society were pro.
sent. The grounds were aulendidly illuminated.
The fireworks and the floral decorations were
lavish and tasteful. The Examinations and fire.
works will be repeated On Monday, Tuasdsy
and Wednesday evenings.
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An independents Views.
ALEXANDRIA, Va, July a !!

aLE-AaNDhlA, VA, July a. 1881.
10 the editor ofthc Alexandria Gazette:
Having for sometime past watched very at
tcntvely tho course lf events 10 Virsinie, and
especially 10 rtforerca 10 tho Presidential cleo.
| ton in Nov, m5cr, [ feel constrained to givt
| expression TO the views CT one who has had the
advantage of living on the field, and yet o;ci
p7iDg an Independent position, 10 RI .rd to the
question which divides tho democracy of this
grand old Conmonwcalth-inde bt c.use
| was not c.liz,n when these issues were born:
aud desiring 10 form CDR, G: judgment of the
respt ctive merits of the fuuders and readios.
ters' policy. 30 that would be able 10 ctjnte!.
llgclt when my vote would tell upon the issue
orc way or the other. and wheu, as an adopl.
ed son OF Virginia, l could act for tho general
good N casting that ballo', have disposition
atcly considered the subject.
When FIRST read Of the contemplated diyi.
sion OF the perty, upon national issues-fcr diyi.
sion It isl had no idea that the talk Of two
tickets, pledged to the support OF the national
demcc:atlc nominees, would actually bo in n q
field, euppotiug there was sufficient patriotism
on tl!ber side to prevent such ectiou. '.Bnt
iaot is sometimes stranger than fc iop," and
the democratic Marty of State, with clear
msj ,rlty OF 10. 600 votes. 6ods itself to day d.
vided against itself, and yet each division pro,
tcfslpg to aim at the sans object, aud to be
animated by tho purest motive0.
1t is not my purpose to dis,redit these pro-
LESSONS upon the part Of either, but thero is a
test of honesty 10 every act OF men or parties.
and by these tests men must be tired and rar.
lies must DO tested. Neither is it the purpose
OF your corrt soondeot to weigh these profess
SONS; public opinion has done this already, end
yet, even public opinion has 20 chang, of *
preston until the final hour, when it may be
too late to remedy tic evil.
FIom this standpoint Of independence, 10
State politics, set With finn convictions, born
of independent considerations of the issues, |
am wholly at lcss 10 see what the question Of
funding or reaajustiog the State debt las TO do
with the election of President. To my mind
it is as distinctive an issue as that of tho cleo.
tion of Governor of Maine. There is no DOS
sible relation between thtm nor can there be.
no matter who may b, elected.
Every man must concede this. DO matter
what his sentiments are. One naturally there
tore lcqulres Why this foolish division if there
is no difference 10 choice for President and 10
connection Of the ISSUES of tho State debt and
the Presidency?
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The outsider, 50 10 speak Gin SEQ ct elsuoe.
while IA? deVotee OF fac:oa may be blind. A1d
the solution CT tho Who.e question is simply the
Tear that the u2ioD Ct forces IN comm 10 cause
he, the clecion Of P.csi icItial c!tcoreI ticket
Will result in the weakening Of the one side or
the OTHER. or the ultimate triumph oflunderism
or readjuslerlsn. There is DO m:stakirg this,
and 1t IS to such outsiders very ugly picture
TO contemplate, not aloao 10 us possible results,
out equally 10 regard to the position ia which
'semsbody" is placed.
When tic country locks upon a great party
10 great State, With great history, the de.
cc:niants of palio's ard statesmen, Asking
such nomontous issues as tbcs, Involved 10 the
present Presidential Contest, for no greater
stake than lccll State oontrcl, sud that 10 any
event 10 their own parry m:loly, pre- s nts any
thing but an encouraging sight for the future
greatness Of the mother of statesmen.
Politicians may blindfold their followers FIR
awhile, but the day Of uomaskiog must oome;
and whom it does como, tho reckoning will be
terrible. 1t IL apparent that there is fault
somewbcr.; there is s,GshrcsI somewhere;
there Is t5rary somewhere, and we m ,st siec,re
" trust that the petp'e will lock at this matter
calmly before it is loo 1a:e. N3yer have the
indications been SO prom;siog Of change 10
the executive department Of Tho general gov.
errment since the war as now. At tho head Of
our ticket is great soldier, descended from the
patriots OF l77G, brave, generous, manly and
pure; 10 war, great. ia peace, greater ttiIl; 10 n
word the Washington Of tho S. md century of
our independence. Having spilled bis blood ct
Gettysburg 10 dtfoncc of tho Stars AID Stripes.
he stcahcd his sword in maintenance, of c,u.
stitutions lib ,rty at NeH O,Ioans, when tho
war had ceased and proclaimed to tho world
thosa words end sentiments that c;n never die
Power may destroy the forms, tut not tho
princplos Of just;c,: These vii! Iiv, in spite,
even of the sword"
Tho great prir c;plts Ct Ancr' c.a liberty
still arc tho lawful Inheritance O! tho American
pcop!,, ard ever should b."
Tho man who had it in lis heart TO utter
such sentiments aud cloth them ia such Ian
euagc is every inch Ct patriot sni statt smap,
az d bis rsmo and fame enc day will Tighten cur
history as n patton and pltc, him beside Wa.h
SIon in In dearest Elections OF tic Am r;c,n
peop'c. lls will be known 10 tho years to como
as tho md in war. s;c)pd 10 peace and Sc
ood 10 the hearts Ct his couotrymcn.
Are democrats, either lundels or reafju,tora,
Coirg 10 pcls st 10 rskiDg tho defeat Ct sush a
man that they mty won't their spleen on each
other w" do not believe i. We do not be
Iievo that Virginia democrats arc 50 dead ia
th'sl proud sentiments which ores animated
their revolutionary sres. AN ADOPTED Son.
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PUBLISHED DAILY AND TRI-WEEKLY B
EDGAR SNOWDEN.
SATURDAY EVENING, JULY a

AS the TINA Of the election draws near the
and Kuklux operations, s9sasslpaIions, and bull
doing begin to form staple articles in tho re-
publican newspapers. Fortunately. however,
they are not as effective ammunition as they were
formerly. Northern people having learned that
as all that glitcrs is not gold, neither are all the
holes 10 hat necessarily caused by tho bullets
OF bulldtZ,rs
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PORT OF ALEXANDRIA, JULY:4 ls,i.
3nn risas.....-...... 81 Sun se,s.. 7ia
ARRIVED
ttc Mys'i!, lower Pot'c, 10 PoLc Farry ca
Schr VIM Oliver, Gsorge.o IN IL Wi!lsr,
Moore.
Str George Losry, Norfolk, iv /. IS Iiaaa.
StrJ w Thompson. lower pnrc. BIZ + A Koai.
Str Beumeinder, No,f,lk, by ksry lsad t,4l
Company.
Schr Lille, BALTIC. By Vim a ooIa.
s'chr Maggie Baltimore, by Gnn Y Wmih'
ingto2 s. SON.
LEMo3AEni
Str AlltHt,@a sailoi from proviLcr ca f.. III
port 22I.
schrs j p Stanford. from ;:corec,owa 81
Providence pa. and Calvin L uerfi., lr III
Georgetown sailed from dc I'D.
Schr Addio g. Bryant sailed ro,m Gar,l,rc.
for Richmond nth.
gear D Shunsn. FROM Boston To losl e.
Washr gson. a. Gardiner l7th,
Schr N ellie Hustled, from Richmond. a. Be-
ton I'D.
schr John Mosser. celre.! q. Now York. fr
Richmond %.
Goth. ' 60 "
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CCUoHs -"Brtwn's Bronchial Trocacs, e..
used with advantage to alleviate CoUGnS, SoEr
THROAT, HoARsENEss and BRONCHIAL Arfs.
TONS For thirty years these Trochos Esyi
been in uso, with annually increasing favor
Ihey are not now and untried, but, having tnp
tested by wide end const Ant use for nearly An a.
lire generation, they have stt,ined we'll m ,ri.e.
rank among the few STABLE romodins Of tho aga
IuE THROAT. "BrowN'S Bronchial T.ocA(.
ACT directly on tho organs OF tho voice. The,
nave an extraordinary eilact in all disorders OF IT,
Ihrost and Lsryrx. restoring q healthy ,o,,
when relaxed either from cold or over cxerlr,
OF the voice, snd produce cloar and di.,lrr
enur citation, Speakers and singers fad I.
Troches useful.
a OoUGlI. CoLD. CATARRu OR SORE Tle -?
REQUIRES Immediate attention, as ncglcc. ,,
ten:lmts results in some incnrabln Luac -.
osso. 'Bro1on's Bron:hiai Trochcs" wi, ~.
most lLvarisby give roliet limitations srn Of
tered Tor sale, many of which arc injurious T,y
genuine "Rro'pn's Bronch,al Tro:hGr' ARC ao''
oniyin borcs
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LIST OF LETTERS.

The following is list of tho lottora romsiniay
>, in the Postotlico in this city July2i
Persons calling for letters will say they Me =
If not callcd for within thirty days, lhoy will,
sont to the dosd lottcr ofico, in Waskirylrn
Adams. Willie lpinafore Miss
Rdams. Matte Richards, Miss Ii
BLACKWELL. Louisa Ransom, Wm
Gro Rler. Mrs Matilda Thompson. MissSa.,i4
Dixon, Mrs Jno Washington, Phon
Dsde, Mrs Cornelis Watson Lucy
1eo1ge' MRS joan Wilmington, kn!n
Orange, Agloss Young, Fr.nk
Pain, Jim
IL LEWIS MCKENZIE, r.
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Russia.

LONDON, July M.-A st. Petersburg dispatch
to the Morning Post says: The Gar fearing that
suspicion might arise that one sided ar.
rangemsnt might be msde between Russia and
Greece asked The King of Greece to postpone his
visit 10 st. Petersburg
The government has again prohibitedthe preis
from publishing information in regard 10 its ar
msments against China.
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HE VIRGINIA DgMoCRACY.-In every State
in the Union, with the exception of Virginia
the democracy is aunt. In New York all dis.
sensions have been healed and perfec. harmony
prevails in the party ranks, promising al over
Whemlng majority. 1t will be national Gala.
nifty indeed if Virgins should stand in the way
Of victory and be responsible for the perpetua-
ton OF radical domination in this country. Let
General Malone and his followers pause and
consider we'll before they incur responsibility
Of such magnitude and pregnant with euch
momentous issues.-Ne,o Orleans States.
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paper was, under Providence, so injured during
tho wsr that he had TO seek cure, or his friends
70 seek it for him, at On insane asylum; Massey
has so succeeded that be has escaped the reni.
Tertiary or State prison, and Providence doubt.
lsss knsw thst even the psnitentiary cou'd no.
euro him. God has let him aloneln
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Tho Mahonltes arc not only doing all they
ran to risk the less of the eleven electoral votes
of Virginia, but risk tho certain loss of the
doubtful States 10 the North. for Leading iode-
pendent Journals Ct that section arc already
asking whether it is worth wtiio t, taxa tho
Government from tho control of tho rcruhli>
cans, for tho purpose of oDtrustiog it to the
hands OF mon who arc making coalitiors with
repudiationists in Virgins? Such questions will
not DO without their effect. with tho people CT
the doubtful Northern States. especially When
supplemented by quotations from Capt. BIair'5
sptcch, advising tho application Of the rcadjust.
or principles to tho national debt.