Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-24

psut to call the gentlemau's attention to this.
| desire you to state whittier CT LOT you re-
ME- b,r that sheu told yuu GU here by The
Uesi:ol that C!iltcn bad been nominated by
the 'caciustc:s iha, you remarked. What.
that cracked hraiptd law,pr!'
M:. Farr. do 20. rYu ,l!aot sry sUot re-,
marx.
air, Mushtsot. TheD I will Ut uy rrc ,ll,o
ton CT thot sta'ensnt euai5st hi, (Mr Fsrr'.
Mr.. MuShb, ch sid that Mr. Stuart had good
ress Oh 10 believe thet MI tarr would vote fur
him, as"hlr. Chiton bad hinselE signed the
paper c,mmeuGing judge S usrt for tho
ucgeshp. and there Wss 20 prison who Had
signed The psti'irc uu6t to ill the place,
Mr.. Mushback siluded to the i'm porssrc, Of the
lldg:shp 81 tae court Of Alexandria. BE said
inrtnes that as the only rcll ju,ter lawyer vas
ut thst tune pr,tendl3s and claiming 10 be a
mead to Nj. Sinsri, aud sizntd petition FIR
It's ri len, Mr.. STUART had G'pelfact right to
70 to Ills rescjls log irisnds IN the General
\. 81 inbly.
Mr. Fsrr, in his rcmsrks. also brought the
charge against Judge Stuart thai b. had made
d political spe O..
hr. Mushbsch, repl,ilg to this, said he
would justify any judge 10 msSiDg such spec cA
tee use he spoke up 10 gu stlon # pubic aud
tli's puni amy
Whrn Mr.. FRS letter was read, and Ju!gt
Stusrt's ply &c it, tbs &, lesate from F.lrtas
urdered cid biu0Gcrtd ID his vao attempt.
to get sr9und the iucrn:i iepcy Of / il sction:
| with !i5ts k As 10 Mr. Mash! a:h's STATE
mont ihet Judge Suitt m ,de 90 promises
| FAIR "a q, so far as tbas lie c,Lc rned it is
qle=,loO purely between curselves-a ques,iol
II Velac y, tie states tic ornVersaion lid no;
| Drn ki I yu thok
dill occur Oh my owo resno slbilty." He sale
iha! gben he uni Judge Stuart Was not tn;
| choice O. the reacjrsters 10 dropped him.
Dir. Farr made the assc ton in his speech tn At
Judge S.usrls name Was before the reedjuslers
| csucus.
Mr.. Mush bach denied the statement, and said
II tho name WAS be.cre the caucus i. was without
JUICE 5tuarts knowledge or consent.
| Mr.. FAIR appealed to tho secretary OF the c,u
Gus, Mr. Gross, OF NEnremond BE IVES IL nc b
aet back VIII y Mr Cross r0se and sid: II W..
" ting ai the time. | heard the name mecton.
i but do no. know that it Was subm tied t.
tho sc!iGn Of the csucus."
ST.. II ushbac read he following petition
| signed By i3 reatjustr;s Of hi-Xaucris alI, Ii
I'D, who oatd write thar csmas. asking thu,
| Judge Stuart bo elected
- he Undersigned resdu'tere OF this city @
| a.ex .ndsi.: respectfully urge the nO.instiot
.Lo election OF son, Charles L. Stuart 10 thc
! JaCeSoip VI lao y" toEEllOu OUuTL Oh EsleXGQ-
drla Tor the following reGsols:
list They believe lnst JuJg sSLusyt is capable
| honest anu impartial, and oninertly 6,.ed fol
the positi II.
IN. Tney know that hsa,he choice of q very
ls'g majority CT the people of Alexandria OF al
| GO. rs and pa! tios.
'3rd They boii.va that his alrc:ion viii
strengthen The readjussers cause in the city suc
lis Vlclnity i've hundred votes.
4.h They Believe tia: his defeat will drive
from the party very Insny of its .tauuches
friends aad strongest and most i! 4 lentlsl sup.
pof!eia in ths city, and by ond ail question dis
rupt tho rarty.
| '5th.. They deny that the meeting held in th
| city on Monday night January 9th, 1881 rep.
re;ents the vitwt OF tho kesdjuaters OF inis city
| They aVer ibst It WAS composed largely of per
| cons imported from the adjoining counties fol
| .he purpose or packing the mee,irg and thus
prevent what would uuqu:stor ably have beel
the result. an GlLnot; unarImGus end, emert Of
Judge Stusrt and they sl'ge th.t if this 1ueet-
ing, the manner in which it Hes conducted, the
! dhg:acetul scenes then enacted and tho rssul
thereof b charged TO TIE account Of the res Jus.
lera OF tAls city ell resrs ctable men will be com
| pslled to leave tn readi rstor party
| 9TH. they have the uLu oct confidence :hst in
tbs future, H3 III the pIst Judge otusr. viii dis.
| charge bis duties If toct ID, with equal justics
20 oil men snd parties. They therefore urge
Judge otus.ts election, not oaly ss wise Tart :
| mes&ure but ss due TO the wishes of this com
| nunity of all partts'
Of course Judge Siusrt Was defeated but in his
| dcfest he has killed one FAIR. STk,EaBs1.