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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-10-19

lT frlCT1t,, Win
tai irun VI A ~, "
iut Knoxville, tyiat.
.Nuuupt nod I'll puiuia
10 GDr pin f1mrm .,
buBtts'e Niffitgippf.
NE iie1 foHb W,ai
MI 'rIh.irsti anil for
Iutnnu'i Ftd ro'uia
,ImI 'ha tihcil uAtl 10.
Iai|i.ul
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-10-19

RUTHERFORD -- Little LDzTE, In
FAINT davs hlyr " VIM, snd Jennie Ruth
erforJ, ps.s'l to spirit life Oct 7Ih.-
Aged ] months.
"Tis ever thua, Ills ever thus
With VII thstR blest below,
The best, the falrest, loyelcst
Are ,tways frat 10 60.
a little while they stay with MS,
Blca' mnlsler's Of love,
Then spread their wings Ne have not
geen,
Aud take their flight above.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-10-19

CAMPBE1I.--At her residence IN
Washington county. Va" MS. l0sr.
pHiNE CAMPBELL, WloS rf the la'eja~.
l.. 4. Campbell. and daughter u ..rplI
and Mary &. huuiWvuL of Buck'ug-
ham County, Va Aged shout 10 vents,
tFarmville pnperd and 6coitsvlle Rcg's.
ter please cOpy.l
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-10-19

SIN NfllniA Midland
l,tutud from North
md sunth,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-10-19
Oil CaTpo5ing oil widths al
ANDERSOn'a.

The .forsiya tiro assurance companies
represented byi =, Tori3r are i9Rdered
6'eb'y secure By d0r'ay beary deposits
Uita tie Treasurer Of ~. These are to
secure Fagi1ia customers, and H.y cannot
remope them mil all are paid,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-10-19
FOR RENT.

My Tibaeco Factory on Ice 81. Goolsan,
Va IL large and we'll arranged for ihp
manufacturing Of PLUG Tobacco, "a we'll as
the leaf business. Well fitted up with
ricsm md good drying rooms. WI rent
or cell same on reasonable torn Tor
further information apply To- nc p Br Of.
luly 80 lsBD-2n JOIN OYLE
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-10-19

William Butler Duncan and Samuel
l., NJ. Barlow, Surviving Trustees.
Us.
The Atlantic Mississippi ana Ohio
Railroad Company aud others
BY virtue of and pursuant to IA
Judgement and decree Of foreclosure
and -ale rendered and entered at the
April term Of the said Court, 1879, IN
the above entitled action, /, Matthew
r. Pieasants master appointed there
In TO set, ali aud singular the MORT
Gagged PREMISES, FRANCHlS-
ES, and PROPERTY, BOTH REAL
PERSONAL, snd MIXED, mention
ed in tbe complsintin the said action,
aud in the said judgement and decree,
being the same mortuaged, or intend.
I'D so 10 be, to the plaintiffs and Fran
cis Skddey, since {, ceased, by mort.
tuee bearing date tbs OH day Of Sep
tember, 1871, do hereby give notice
that on
MONDAY THE FIRST DAY or NOvEM
Der, AT u O'uLO X 700
a. the courtroom Of the United States
Circuit Court, IN the Custom House.
IN the city of RE mond, Va, shall
proceed to sell at public auction, to the
highest bidder. the following deecrib-
ed PROPERTY that is to say:
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-10-19

A fullv and ut large set forth in the
said judgement and DEGREES, printed
copies Of which Will DO furnished by
The undersigned master OF those APP
plying therefor
Such sale viii be made on tho terms
.pecined In the decree OF sale, Of
which bidders will take notice, aud
subject 10 certain subslsting liens NJ
On the premises, particularly descrIb
ID in the said judgement md decree,
ard statement Of which will be-
open for the inspection Of bidders n,
thr office Of the Master, IN the Gus j.
tum-housc, IN the city, Of Richmond,
Va, flr thhty days prior to and at the
time OF sale
NJ. +. PLEASANTS.
july27 1880 Master
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-10-19

rUh lilthm md z nan
ellie 70 So fuf i,teri.s
ufu. charlotte ard The
urluss IN WssttN u,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-10-19
G

ARRIVAL aND DEPARTURE or TRAINS.
Atlantic. Mississippi & Ohio R. 3.
WasA1ataa Tune.
MAIL TRAIN.
Leave Rrlstpl, b06 AN,
Active ri Bristol. 10 90 p. NJ.
LSsVe Lynchbufg, 260P.n.
Aitive OF Lynehbhtg, lSoP.n.
FRElGuT TRAINS.
Leaves Bristol at 900 A. NJ. 4 $50 Pm.
Passing Abingdon 10 IA A. NJ. TOO Pm
arrive at Bristol 7sb A NJ. & no NJ.
Pass Abingdon $40 N. e49 Pm.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-10-19

You can't find DaIsheimer's fine Shoes
for Ladies anywhere in Bristol, but at W.
W. JAMES, Ir S, No. I Main ST.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-10-19

zeiglor Shoes in every varie-
ty at AMDERSON'S.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-10-19
$3.50 n a " ~ s@Neznsss-S
0FEECE or
GILLIAN & CO.,
CroCerS, Liquor Dealers & Com, Merchants

No. 14I Main street.
rsgnGRNlN BAGS, FURNISHED WHEN
DESIRED, ga
40 STORAGE CHARGED ON PRODUCE.
These fgures represent only Wholesale pr"
scs. A. retail higher prices obtain,
NHOLESALFP PRICE CURRENT
I.YNCuBURG, Va, Oct. 10 1889
B continues 10 10 n. scarce n
Ugh.
Butter is vegy scarce, aud to-day ehsi'S
OTIS will bring outside figures
Co n and Corn Meal coming in freely AUD
t'l sale,
Eggs plentiful aud lower.
" Leaf wanted aud higher.
..l ers ctrcc and wanted.
,ou. very q 10, aud only snail lots sci
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-10-19

Large Zophyr Chawl5 only
el,OO at AWDE2S)T.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-10-19

Miss r.. G. MARSHALL, of 'uncnhur.
county Va. eays; 1t has cured me Of
dyspepsia and sick headache; am now il
better health than for years,
Mr.. JouN D, RoQvrgoEE, .Euaula Al
SAYS; My wife is usins the "Scvcr
Springs Macs" for chronic Indigestion
with very happy. esults,
A. W'DDTLL, proprietor Of LypciJWQ
NcWs says; Ny wife has been SUI iect
to severe spells of sick headache for more
than twenty GEARS, and has been entirely
cured by using the Mnss
Hon .THos. WHITEHEAD, proprietor OF
the Adrdnce, Lynchburg, Va, Gays; The
Seven Springs Macs acts on my liver and
stomach In most satisfactory manner
never failing to relieve mo of attacks OF
headache, produced by irrcgularity in
meals or from ovcr-work.
For sale by J. A. Dickcy & Co., md a.
fret class druggists,
Aipays mention Sovcn Syringe Mass
Jan u 'SO--ly.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-10-19
Atlantic mississippi and 0li9
Railroad Company.
CIRCUIT COURT oFIHE UNITED STATES
FOR TIM FOURTH JUDICIAL CIR
CUITAND THE EASTERN Dis
TRICr OF VIRGINIA.

William Builtr Duncan and Samuel
l., NJ. Barlow, Surviving Trustees.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-10-19

PULLMAN CANS, Wnshin,lon ~ tsv
rlrans, Wa l. nchhurg ant lirls'.l --
'EIGnrON aLEEpElN Ltnchhurt 10
ic,tbN t'ia MA. .. II. H. without
mufo
Frst Cla sand Emierhrt rickes IN oi
Ir'hclra o.ntB WliSi md 4lRru'WEjr
u 'nt ns hy nny other nll Rail Linr,.--
s-EMfgRA N1B CARRIED ~ Mp'r
rnins n hp pounds of hNggnge nlluSi 10
zach mn Ticket and - tounds ~ ca,h lslf
II,ket rnfr. rhllifn betwipn snI ~
.tars ohafred ball rAiss-unicf Eve Years
'rtE
mia roal oampripss an ipirlant Inn NJ
he OLD nrLlAbLB v n iiNiA& rftN.
llt tiNE. Offering BpAsHED ~
ltl11B9 for the expedtl no. hnbiiin5 ~
rpigld IN unl % from the NORTH. aOlfil
NJ WESr, Issuing THROUGH Wills =
LiniNg 10 M principal I.s P.o :
"A iitalnsn, OF claims, tui hi u
soilri Management U
ioolions snfo.
ess.No irnohs IN answer it,iev.
for Tickets, Ral.s, Map ~ ac, pla@s
uply 10
L.B. Drown, dss'i rn,vstioN to'r.
Lynohburg, We.
n. =. OSBORNE, MAnrta , Tniw.
pctefehufr, W.
FRANK iiugcR, surf. rnlss,
Lynchbufg, W.
an pefsona " years old nu1 u,ef are
hhiFti fnl rates a ahuyel hN rem 90
eifs and unlsr ~ wears " ngo Afe ehatg-
d lali NJ the shove rates. anil children
nder , yenrs " age are papsei PUN. lD1
ounds ~ hnerhge conalailng of weaving
nirhr'l tni bedding. 40 cich whnle tickle
"a no nuunda IN ach half Ticket viii 10
i. e ,,g,,! T sa5 .sss...a,I. kys,, ""
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-10-19

W. W. lanes, IT,, has tao .Sle agency
at BrlstOl for DaishelMer's fine Shoes for
Ladies', ~. Iisia st.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-10-19

.NrW advertisements.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-14

GovERRoR HALL has written letter
to DR.. c. r. Layton, chairman of the
Fourth of July Associations Committee
OF Georgetown, in reference to organiz-
ing militia company atthat place and
in his letter he gives some very sensi-
bis reasons for refusing the request to
officer such company. He says that
he Was informed that both companies
recently organizsdlst Dover, wsrs CON-
posed almost exclusively Of Democrats
and would not admit Republicans as
members and he was also informed that
this was done 70, the purpose OF intimi-
dating Republican voters. The letter
of the Governor has been published
verbatim" in several papers in and
outside OF the State which shows that
although Governor Hall may not have
rubbed his back against the inside
walls Of college long enough TO be
dubbed Professor Of English Litera-
ture, he at lsast comprehends the situa-
ton and has acted with more wisdom
than others more highly educated would
have done under the circumstances.
Governor Hall firmly and positively re.
fuses to orgEnizs any more militia com
panies and while lie expresses the most
kindly feeling towards the citizens OF
he says: this order must
be carried out"
Daily Republican., 1880-04-14
Yne ryery Eyenlng's Revenge.


Sometimes there are articles in
newspapers so full OF malis nifty, ps'ty
spite and jealousy that a decent news
paper cannot snsxer them effectually
without itself descending to the same
low plane Of journalism. This is the
case with an article which appeared in
the "Evsry Evening yesterday grossly
attacking the REPUBLICAN, but in which
the author is too vinGistive as usual 10
name us, and in his usual cringine,
COW ardly manner stabbing when hs
vsinly thinks we are down and unable
to defend ourselves, in order to CRAFTY
a long pent-up spirit Of revenge. The
"Every Evening" glories in the fact
rthat a man has been found to assert
his rights under the law, to immunity
from ST Oh indecent assaults as the pa.
per which libelled Mr.. Grubb is habit
ually guilty Of" but the discerning
public will readily understand the cause
of Its rejoicing when Its malignant hs-
tired of successful rival is taken into
consideration. It has not a particle
more respect for Mr.. Grubb than We
have, and all this sycephantic express
sion for him is only to cover an attack
on the REPUBLICAN. Only q hypocriti-
cal admiration for morals and decency
crops out from beneath the lions SIX in
that covers bray ing ass. Newspapers,
the most of them at least, make mis-
takes. The REPUBLICAN is not amongst
the number exempt. It claims no
immunity from error, but it has never
in the past refused to correct those
errors, and nothing can occur to make
US change that course for the future.
The "Every Evening" is welcome to
its short-lived triumph, but the true
cause fer its malignancy will still exist.
The REPUBLICAN, that it has always pro-
fesssd to despise and which it has never
ceased to hold up in the light of ridi-
cule and contempt will still pursue tie
even tenor of its way, increasing its cir
in thousands Of homes, taking
the place of its bafiied and malignant
prosecutor. The baseless insinuation
that all who subscribe for and read the
REPUBLICAN are accomplices in libel, We
leave with the seven hundred who have
but recently kicked the "Every Eve.
of their houses into the street,
and have admitted the REPUBLICAN in
stead. To our brethern Of the press,
who have generally made fair and
impartial statement of the little diff
Guilty between olrfelves and Mr.. .Grubb,
We are under obligations, but the only
one which has prostituted manly honor
and dignity in oder to crafty a ma.
iicious revenge we leave TO the scorn of
The public aud to its own warped and
distorted Z
Daily Republican., 1880-04-14

Of the woods. We say again as We
have always said tha. with full as
spssment and fair election the Repub-
leans will carry Delaware, and with
out that the Democratic victory would
bs like that Of the British over the
Americans az Banker Hill; one not
worth thankins God for.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-14
Tho A1vass ment Again,

Let II be remembered ny the people
OF Delaware that the Democrats through
their leading organ the " Every Even
ing" of this city justify the disfran
cLisement frauds of Delaware. IL
answering the criticisms of the Phila
dslphia " Evening BulletiA" The frs
named paper plainly and apparently
with an evident purpose misrepresents
the manner in which the assessments
were made by the Levy Court. 1t is
we'll known to ev ~ uaprejudised pc! =
son who attended tn, siitiDgs of Il Q
Lazy Court that foreign business that
could have been postponed for month
was irterjected, aud hundreds who
we're present TO get assessed had to at,
tend day after day and some Of them
entirely failed to get at sessed at ALL
1t was we'll known to both Republicans
and Democrats that the Lsvy Court at
first killed time some days assessing not
more than twenty or forty day,
when al the last as high as ninety We
We're assessed and still the Levy Court
did not half try. The assertion that
numbers of negroes were brought down
from Philadelphia and Chester for the
purpose of getting assessed is a palpa-
BILE unb!ushing falsehcoi, and the as
sert.on is shameless lilel upon the
gentlemen who acted as vouchers. Aside
from the unnecessary delay of the Levy
Court there never was a more straight
forward and honest assessme Mt made
we mean that made by The Lsvy Court.
If there has been great deal of shame
less lying by REPUBLICAN, papers about
the assessments why was it not refuted
while the assessments were beins slow
Iy made and when the alleged lying
was done
The "Every EVening" during the
first few days of the Levy Court had
reporter present who though he pro.
claimed himself fail fledged Democrat,
never thought OF exposing this whole
sale lying said to nave been done by
the Republican, papers, hut II the con-
trary was rather uncomplmentary in
bis own reports about the Court. The
: Bulletin" Iced not modify its opin-
ons of the manner in which II assess
ntnts have been made. /, 8 on the
right track and will le sustained BY
the better class of cluz4Ds of Delaware
! LIE m"s. snantlssS frauds have been |
practIctd W some of the Democratic |
Asst SsofS, and there are Democrats as
out il d1nan@iation Of them as Repub-
Iicans are. The "Ngery Egeulpg" tells
the 'Hulletin" that when negro sui.
lrage was -ii'1t established all tire col.
IHc:ors and Assessors Of New Castle
County were Eepublicaus This i.
fa's'. There never was a IN. within
The last forty or fifty years tu wnich
The assessors were rot divMtd hetwe.n
the two parties. but the cui 4,i,rs w.,
,itker unanimously of cay ymty &,
he other according to etat party
controlled tho Lovy Courl ~ regard
o the certainty Of the D y. .rra's' abil
ty to carry Delaware, il will te time
nough to crow when tbal ga.ty is out
Daily Republican., 1880-04-14

A GA r DELAYING BOUGHT THE
N entire machlneiy and stock of the
Wheel Factory Front ann Jlsts0n, formerly
owned by VIM. Forbes, wao Will continue as
our Superintendent. are prepared TO manu.
acture all kinds OF patent sud p.atn wheels,
including bicycle wnees. We hls0 manuiac..
~ spokeS, huns and ielloeS. Mr.. orbes will
have entire charge Of the manufacture, and
shall endeaV0r by his superints ndeLce to turn
out good work. Our wofkmen are experienced
hands, Trusting that the dealers and car
rage manufacturers who have been dt aling
with the old firm may continue to favor us
With their orders, and that new ones may
drop in upon us, Tor a Of which we shall be
.h3nkiul. ID. l.. BUCKINGHAM
3-dxwtt. i. -. BUCKINGHAM,
Trading as UCKINGHAM y Bro.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-14
EMMA THURSBY
NOTECES.
'NYO7ICE.
cllScs
UFFICE OF THE STNgRT COMMIS-

NOTICE.
~ UFFICE OF THE STHgaT CoMMIs-
siONER, No. 81 r. Sixth street,
ILMiNGTOE, DEL April 3, 1880.
Property owners and age nts WILL please tak
office t1at the t0iloRIng ordinance relating
to paVements will be strictly enforced, ard in
order to sOve themselves unnecessary troabie
ana expense they wifi please observe It:
Ordinance relating to pavements: When.
ever any defects or obItructi0ns are fOuDd by
the street Commissioner or reported 10 rim
he shall forthwith cause the pavement or
sidewalk to be repaired or the detects or Cd.
structions 10 be removed at the proper costs
OF such owner or agent of the property 10
which the property belongs and report the
bills to the City Council u he collected be-
lore the Mayor" l. UI~ p LYNCH,
4612td Street COmmiss ion sr,
Daily Republican., 1880-04-14

DES LUTON OF CO-PAHTNER-
Gray " Bro, have this day diss ,lvei by
nu,G1l cons!It. Ge'. W. Cray will rtlnue
TIE bust csH a. the oli stand. cor. Of Second
aud hin2 t Gets. All bi Ii duo the fl IN viii
be settled by him. GEO. w. GRAY,
II3u JDHh W.GRAY.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-14
NOTICE.
)E.
STATE or DELAWARE,

NEW UA8TLE COUNTY, -
In conformity with the Flovist0Ts of the
Act passed by the GeHeral Assembly ~ the
State o. Delaware, Oh the !6th day nt March.
d., 1875, | hereby give noice that au ap-
plea ion was fled in the Superior Court, On
the six day OF April, Ii U., 1850, Tor a char
ter OF Incorporation Of CO. Irany called "T e
Repanno Ihenicai CompHpy,'' 10 carry on
Lno business u ma ing, pIyiug s'l.inR, CON.
pou' ding and refining chemicals, chemical
eXpt0Hvts. machinery, ra' 'Lrdae'. lugeF. phi
lncr5 and such Ike articles, in New Castle
County, aforesaid, and that o draft o. The prr.
n0sct charter was flied with tie application,
and Is open 10 IN pecti0n.
LHAS. BEAS TEN Proth unOtary.
NV Castle. Del. April b, 1850. S.t6l
Daily Republican., 1880-04-14
GIN CIRCULATION.

That our readers and advertisers may
Dse for themselves that the REPUBLICAN
the paper Of the masses of the people,
ws have concluded to give its circula-
zion for few days, commencing with
Saturday last. The following are the
Agures:
Daily Republican., 1880-04-14

THE SUB. COMMITTEE of the committee
Of Electors and privileges at Washing
ton, have reported in favor Of seating
Bisbee, Republican of Florida, in the
ssat now occupied by Hull, Democrat
Coming as this does from a Democratic
sommittee, it js Signiicant of the frauds
that must have been practicsd in Flori
d. give Hull his certificate of electic.s
When that committee reports in fav7
OF uDsesting Wash burn of Minnesota, a
RepublicaU who received an undisputed
msjority Ct 30l2 and then reports as
they have on the Florida case, we may
we'll imagine the deep d. ed Democ Il tic
frauds by which HUI! got lis certificate.
He is even now under indictment be-
fore the United States District Court Of
Florida for forgery. ard ony his at.
tendance at Congress pr"verta hin from
being convicted ard seLt to peniten-
t1ary instead Of to seat in Coneress.
He got his certificate by tie bodies,
misrepresentation to the Governor and
even after it was Issued the Governor
joined with the returning board ard
the Supreme Court of the State in lie
clarirg it illegal. Notwithstanding all
protests Hall was admitted to seat IN
Congress which be still holds in def
ance Of rot only justice and right, but
Of decency. The Democratic sub-com-
n!ttee have rtrort,d d in favor of his TX
pulti0D ard tie admission Ct his Re
publican com1etitor. They deserve DO
credit fer their tardy action, for they
should have acted Oh sach a plain case
As soon az Con grtss met. Had they
done this, Bt'ee would have long ago
iseE occupying a eel In the peniten-
'Iy for btirg luilty of forgery aud
aud.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-14

NUTiCE.-PERSON HAVING IDLE
AN hnusea slsDuIG ave us u call. Our list
oi houses are all rented and we have daily
calls or ms4e. At pres' mt we have no houses
lUr rent. GRt3G 4 PIERCE.
4.l2.6t Clayton House Building.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-14
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THE ACKNOWLEDGE LEADERS
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-cF--
LATEST STYLES.
LATEST SrYLfS
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LOWEST PRICES, BEST GOODS,
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LOWEST PRICES, BEST GOODS,
Daily Republican., 1880-04-14

TINE LARGEST OLOrHI%G HOUSE
l. In Philadelphia, JOHN WANAM AKER,
Grand Depot. 18th st, Market IN Ches.nut.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-14
@Rures /:
Ths Mex. ~.na.e Republican.

The Democrats ace becoming some
what uneasy in regard to the iolitica
eomplexion of the Senate after Marcl
9TH, 1881. 1t now stands POLITICAL.
A3 Democrats including David Davis O
Illinois, and ss Republicans, making
Democratic majority Of 10. The term
nf Senators Eaton of Connecticut, Nc
Donald of Indiana, Randolph Of New
Jersey, Herman Of New-York, Thurman
0f Ohio, and Wallace Of Pennsylvania
NIL Democrats, will expire March 4th
1881. From present appearances al
these States will give Republican ma
jorties at next fall election, and elect
Republican Legislatures which will
olsct Republicans to the Senate to take
Rhe place Of those mentioned. Thii
woull subtract elk from the Democratic
sSlumn and add six to the Republican
Dolumn, makirg them stand 81 Dem
esrats and 80 Republicans. We must
ADt forget, however, that the Demo
crats gain Q vote in Mississippi in place
Uf Mr.. Bruce, Republican, whose term
also expires March 4th, 1881. This Of
sOurss dsduets one from the Rspubli
nan column and adds one to the Demo.
cratic column, making each stand 3S,
and with a Republican Vice-President
rs President Of the Senate with a cast.
ing vote, would practically make the
Senate Republican. In this ca!cula tion
d will be seen that We have couHted
Senators Davis OF Illinoi,, and Malone
aOf Virginia, who were both elected by
Republican votes with the Democrats,
and are just as likely to act with the
Republicans as with the Democrats.
Even If the Democrats were allowed a
majority Of two including Davis and
Mahone they would not be able to pass
any extremely partisan Legislation
swing to the unce rtain position Of the
&WO Senators named. Aside from all
2ais the Democrats are beg u aing to
akpress considerable anxiety in
regard to the prolonged absence
OF Senator Grover Of Oregon. They
can do wittout him this session but
Ghsy must have him or one Of the same
politics in his place after March, 1881.
Senator Grover has been absent some
three months in Central New York his
wife being dangerously i'll. 1t is re-
ported also that Mr.. Grover is serious.
~ i'll, that his constitution is entirely
broken down and that hs is threatened
with paralysis. His friends say that
1t Is extremely doubtful file will ever
occupy his seat in the Senate again. In
view Of this uncertainty the Democrats
nre elamorous for Grover 70 resign that
the present Legislature Of Oregon which
is Democratic may elect Democratic
successor. If this thing is postponed
much longer there is a probability that
Oregon at ths next election will not
only east her vote for the Repu blcan
candidate for President, but will elect
= Republican Legislature which may
have to elect Republican Senator,
which will make the Senate Repubii
oan beyond doubt after March 4th 1881.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-14

mrsNTERED AT THE POST OFFICE IT
Msa Wilmington, Dol., Us second class mat
Ae.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-14

NOTCE-THE DIAMOND STATE.
~ Loan Association ls n)H issuing new
stock, applications received any time BY
GEO. q. MARIS, Secretary.
offices No e0l Shipley street, (2nd tloor) open
day and evening. 3-ll i'm
Daily Republican., 1880-04-14
NATE.

rAe REPUBLICAN still loads i'm
Iulreulntion, Advertise where you
ses tne mos. for your money and
sa.e REPUBLICAN m 10 that paper.