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Ghosts.

pl lngersolls "aTistocracy of Il Q
\ real human ghosts. Ghosts that
'ce healthy men and women, but
simply the GHOSTS of what they
Pre-" As we meet them, and In
9 cause OF all this change, they
Ilc Old old story, "a co d. ..ne.
pough, "catarrh .""overwork. :" or
pa liver complaint, "and .scon-
I. with unsucoes>fu ph > 9 icians
pedles. In Offering his Golden
discovery and Pheasant Purge.
RetS ior the cure OF the ABOVE afiec.
Y. Pierce does not recommend
sure cure" In ait staUes, For III
y oe half wasted away, or there
serous complication no hysician
|Sihe can cure. The Discovery IL.
an unequaled pectoral and
iiner. IL Bpeedi y cures the most
seu cough, or cold, and In It's early
NJ stages, consumption. BY cor
i irregularities or the stomach
n, ~ readily cures blotches, pim
IIul9us ulcers, "bun hes" or In.
Tnureds testify that IL has re-
e,r ,nealth, after eminent physi-
,aied; For constipation use the
AZ local remedy for catar I'll.
1ses Catarrh Remedy,
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Amecdote OF Onace-Seekers.


Washington Cor. Louisville Courier
Journal. -i'
There are number of applicants
here who seek to fill the place occu-
pied by the late Judge Hays. One of
the aspirants was in Washington when
he received the news of the vacancy
at late hour on the evening of Mon
day. About midnight member of
Congress and his wife were aroused
by a laundering rap at their door. A
note was handed to the half-awake
member. He read "Judge Hays is
dead advise me promptly what to do
to secure the place." The answer
was: Better not disturb the presi-
dent tonight it would be little
more decent to wait until after the
funeral" Such scrambles for Office
are so disgusting that it is strange
that gentlemen will SO bemean them
selves.
There is story told of man who
was promised the first vacancy in the
post office department.. One day
while lazily sauntering near the river,
he saw a dead man dragged ashore.
He looked at the face and recognized
q clerk whom he had known in the
postoffice. He ran all the way to the
department, rushed into the presence
of the postmaster general and de-
manded his appointment. 81 Only
promised you place when there was
vacancy" said the postmaster gen.
eral. y4s .s4-.s
'0There is one," said the excited in.
dividual 81 saw the dead body of John
Jones dragged out of the river"
Slowly the postmaster general enun-
ciated the following words "You are
too late. One hour ago the place was
given to the man who saw Jones when
he fell into the river" ...,.-
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The New Du,Idinw

The Water and Opening Streets
Committees of City Council held = :
meeting, last night, and considered
the proposals for the construction o.
the new building for the Water and
survey Department, at Sixth and
hlng streets. The committees decided
70 recommend to Council, at next
meeting, the awarding of the contract
TO Harry Lape, whose bid was
70, 4oo. 70. No payments will be made
on this contract until after the first of
July next, and the building is to Be-
nnished by the first of August. 4
'a' L0ve Feast. rH.' ~
There will be a love feast held IN
Epworth M. E. church to-morroW
morning, commencing at 8 o. clock An
are invited and season of rare spirit
ual enjoyment is expected. "
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Severe accident.

Thursday afternoon at three O'Clock,
Alexander M aitlsnd was knocBtd off a
working train by water tank. at Wa
wasset Station, Wilmington & Northern
Railroad. The train was going 10 clear
up a wrecked car at Lenape and when
that place was reached the man was
missed aud IL ran hack and found him
Mai'land lives at MOdena and though
appearing to be hurt severelr was able
to be carried home on the four O'Clock
train. A despatch was sent to Coates
vile for doctor to meet him at Modena.
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III. III. II. R.

The Millard Military Brass Band,
gave its first annual ball last evening in
Senger Hall. 1t was largely attended,
aud the best of order prevailed through
out the evening. Dancing was the or
der of the evening, and was continued
until about O'Clock, when those present
departed for their homes.
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9aily Sasstts.

Laid and generally accepted as
'st when good men die their
y, s .fter them. This axiom is no
vhen used in a more vulgar
N applied to the City Hospital:-
can.
above is the introduction OF q
M in the Republican complain
be payment of a bill for gas for
bIlsl from January to April. The
/. one of the bad institutions
|upon the city the debts OF which
bocra.s have to pay until they
lot rid of. Another expe nsive
[of the Republican Council Is
sh Bull" machine and thy
bp Of Fourth and French streets
nired by its use. These streets
ch many thousands Of dollars
blended more than ordinary paw
4 are now such nuisances from
h the city Is IT quired to pay the
. Of watering them In summer.
he'd that the Democrats will get
bany of the old debts and en-
bees bequesthed them by the
leans; but 1t will be q long time
he waste and expense caused by
|bglish Bull" while under tie
Dt some of "the best business
Wilmington" will be got rid OF.
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From the "Old salamaDder" Drug House
CHICAGO, ILL.,, Jan. II, 1880.
Messrs. III. III. Warner & Co., Rochester
NJ. y:
GENTLEHEN:-We trust our order will
reach you In season to be promptly filled.
The demand for your safe Remedies. es-
10 continuous and Increasing, and our
customers speak IN the highest terms OF
their value. Several cases of cures which
have come under our observation are
complete and most remarkable.
Very truly yours,
VAN sCHAACK, Stevenson & co.
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zen Letter. IL sneaEs eo~
Itself.
WEST TowNsHENp. VT.

WEST TowNsHENp. VT.
tnnr,o t1oh; Having read in your
rPGfS OF the remarkable cures Of
am Induced To tell .,yhstI
os. ea catarrh," and | fancy the
aoi,nao no inhaling- -tuben NAL ers
M Az srabbers) would be ala,i n
| FS,azon For ~ a similar cure In the
Tba TUe ~ years l suffered with
|elasna ne nasal passage beca ma CON-
bVsed. bo , Snuff" dust y lash &c ),
", tubes y and Sticks" !" wo,,ISs,, nhss;
ou9h at intervals / wouId sni ~ y
4 valusS,esa ,ea.arrh snuff, until / be-
s fn"vaa fauaally grew worse. and NO
|miserab,an INV h much suffered or
5yer y"oae mu being l was. NV head
sed for @ Yves 80 that was con fined
linz nny many successive dsys. ant
he las,a INTENSE pain, which at
4 All jssted ssed continuouslv fcS 1ss
snd 'ense OF smell and taste gor ~ =
en nearing Impaired. 6ndy
sha,,aw weakenedf nervous
.broL Lan cred and constss
ssen, saua, and l was hawh,no00 o0ns.i 4
Ifor ordean,Ieighths OF the tins T
A faslh falh 10 relieve me of NV .,
sSssss sSsss Catarrh ! Remedy indncap% iUnl paper pc 7
Ice's sse "a a package, and auEea mse me ne
nedS Nasai Douche whicb ~ MIN
Esyy y s Sy hydrostatic press,,lpap M npp,ies h :
Va, Compatible with ssure, cn, In
three. four,L ,LLaitor, 1t did mot cure
II month. but in iShS; iesS N; . ! nor. o,. IN !,
pr over sc,ured, and have remais
e Golaarr oolaatarrh Remedyvih dvh'ns; n. While
my nSo'Ssa Siaoo Medical Led. bi.ooVsssl Ssss pE; e
regaIsalrs also 5I kept my ylingsssn liverg ac,ln. my
otheSe heeeliets; f%ys Ss 9, his plsssanl
Of reIiaffi sufferers 70 sSS'ienee SEEK tns ~ vii WI
'". Yours truly.
y. d. REMICK.
teai aissaTE ssts's ,:s., sAI1.-eeo. W. In
SSanvier. = near McDononaa.f dcf sS,a . farm s,,
L. A. Pool for ss2 2saVSse, an seve. 2i'
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AY DE as the Times says that the
kt of the Philadelphia Il Reac-
road aud the assistant Of the
Iyania railroad know nothing
BE proposed new liue to run from
bre 10 Philadelphia. President
~, it says, also dsclaims positive
1ge of the intention TO constru I
soad. Yet 1t is nevertheless true
bllemen in this city who are or
hey are directors In this proposed
ld, declare that the stock is all
bed and that the road will be
bide Of two years.
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"Happu Seve,l,s,, Bau.

Happy were th ey who attended, and
participated IN the first annual ball OF
the "Happy Seven." at WeDster's dane
ing room, Masonic Temple, iast night.
The club, fit may be called such, IL
composed Of number of young men OF
this city, who from their always happy
state of mind determined to club togeth-
or and form an association whereby they
could transmit their happiness from one
to another, and hence the name "HapDy
Seven" The committee having the ball
in charge were jndicious enough not to
sell to many tickets, but just a sufficient
number 10 meet the actual expenses OF
the affair, and ht nee it was that the ball
room was not crowded, aud every one
had more than elbnw room, In this rer
spect the ball differed from many of
those that have taken place this season,
as some of them were so crowded, thai
dancing was next to impossible but
last evening every one could dance that
desired TO do SO, and in consequence
every one was happy, and happi ness
was the ruling spirit of the hour.
The march commenced at 10 40 O'Clock
and was led by N aster Of Csremonie>, /,
John + Kyle, accompanied by Miss
Flora TldemaDn: They were followed
by Floor Manager, John 8. Wiley and
Miss Jane Haughey. d. f. Callahan
and Miss Lizzie Cusick, John A. Fry
and Miss Rose A.Kyle, Frank J Hasson
and Miss Mamie shaw, Thos. T. Ousick
and Miss Duffy. rztt.
The march was participated in by 60
couples and was one of the prettiest ever
seen ON the floor. Through the manipu-
lation of the leader the monogram of the
club "H z 8" was formed. After the
march sets were formed, and dancing
was commenced In earnest, and oonun-
uec up to 4.30 O'Clock this morning with
out cessation with the exception of " o
lntermissious when bountifnl supply
of refreshments were served. Each lady
ON the march was presented with q
nanusome programme. Inc anar VIII
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CRAwFoRD--wIL the resi-
dence Of Mr.. r. Wilson, near Centre
Station, W. & n. r. r., by Rev. ]. H.
Caldwell. ID. D., on the 9Th inst. Mr..
Joseph M. Crawford and Miss Maggie J.
Wilson.
N-WILSON,-Also at the same
time and place. by the same, Mr.. Harri-
son Hinkson and Miss Amanda Wilson.
CLARK K-LOFLAND.-On the 8th inst, at
the residence Of the brides parents,
near Christiana, by the Rev. A. ]. sny-
des. Mr.. j. Curtis Clark and Miss Lille
Lof1and, all of New Castle County.
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Eew York Tribune, In Its notice
Isgraceful story Of the failure Of
edmen's Savings Bank, as recoun-
\ in the report ex-senator Bruce's
ptee, is of piece with all the rest.
he institution went into liquida-
p,OoO Las been paid In salaries .
hmissioners appointed by the
bent to wind up its offairs, $T0,-
gents, and $1,000 10 attorneys,
|hIch has been taken out OF thp
pc poor deposltors. The report
Unpleasant memories of q recent
p Washington Of which this
PMS Bank swindle was but q
lance among many.
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Paayisa0 off Checks.

City Treasurer Guthrie is busily
engaged to day in paying out checks for
bills against the city. Those who have
orders drawn, are not backward In COM
ing up to receive them. .l.
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Read the Sunday Papers
..re TO-MOTrOsU.

They will contain full account of the
parade Of Forepaughs circus, at twelve
O'Clock tonight, in Philadelphla, and
the termination of the great six days
walk In New York for The champion
ship. that closes at midnight. For sale
by Dovis, at 618 Market street.
Joy IN Louisiana.
The people OF New Orleans, La, are
elated with the decision OF the Postmas-
ter-General, d. NJ. Key, in rcscinding his
Post ONCE order about the mails, as he
says he is persuaded after an, examina-
tion OF the evidence submitted that the
louisiana State Lottery Company is, NOT
fraudulent, and has SO reeognl zed 1t,
which is q high tribute extorted after a
severe trial from the department, Now
letters, registered letters, postal orders
alike, 60 to M A. Dauphin. at New Or
leans, La. or same person at No. $40
Broadway, New York City, N. Y, and the
time to try is the next drawing, April
18th, when 81 may win $50, 600, Who is the
lucky man? -
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- OAANE.--l, LoslAC u. PYLE, IN
IN compliance with the reQuirementa
OF the act Of Assembly in such case made
and provided, do hereby give notice tnAt
shall apply In writing TO the Court or
General Sessions OF the Peace and Jaft
Delivery of the State of Delaw are, in and
for the county of New Cast e. on Nom
day, the 10Th day of May next, being the
first day of the May Term, A. d., 1850 for
a license to keep au inn or tavern, known
as the Lafay ette Hotel, at No. Sal Shipiey
street, being the y. W. conner Of Ninth
and Shipley streets, in the Fifth Ward 81
the city of Wilmington, Delaware, and to
sell intoxicating liquors In less Quantities
than one quart, 10 be drunk ON the pre-
misses, and the following respectable
citizens recommend said application to
wilt:
Steward Hopton. w. M. Holt
Jas. Bennett, John Fullmef,
w. s. Elliott, T. J. q, sim. .,....
Thomas Faddtgan, samuel Murphy,
B. T. Hasson, Thos. 4 avidson,
E. Burns, Geo. Allmon,
M. j. Gallagher, W. q. Robinson, ii
Albert JacQuot, W. Z. Woods, r..-
o. j. Kyle, w. W. Walker,
Edward ]. Gardner, q. w. Mason, Htn.r
John e. Bailey, j. II. Stantov,
Anthony q. Hai lxins, Ellis A. Cloud. l
ap10-8t" ISAAC G. PYLE.
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'nly Jackson Wood Burned Lime
y promptly on application at $40
street. Price reasonable. "Ths
be cheapest" swset.
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Police oasAa.

Ihe p0lic' hearings before the Mayor
this morning were opened by the appear
ance in til, dock Of James Mills. who was
charged of being drunk and disorderly on
Delaw are Avenue, Officer Dowlln who
made the arrest proved the charge and
the prisoner was required TO pay costs,
and furnish 500 TO keep the peace.
Caroline Miller was the next to occupy
the dock. Caroline was found drunk by
officer chambers. During her occupancy
of the dock she begged the Mayor to let
her 60, aud she would never be caught in
the same trap again, and would not have
been this time, had not her husband given
her some gin and larger beer,
"Caroline, where did you come FROM?
asked His Honof.
81 came here yesterday in asteamboat," /"
replied the defendant. ...l...'r.
Ohthat Is too thin responded the May
or, "there are no boats running to this
city now"
81 did not come here in boat, 1 landed
at place five miles from here, / think
they call 1t New Castle, said the prisoner
"Oh yes, there are great many of ouI
people acquainted with New Castle" re-
Dliod the Mayor. However, her begging
to be let of as in vain and she was re-
quired to pay 80 cents and costs.
Hugh Garland and Geo. Scott were
next arraigned on the charge of being
drunk. "Wbere do you belong Scott''
asked the Mayor. "New Castle" re-
,ponded the prisoner. "All right, we
will give yon ticket for that place for
fifteen days, twas the reply of the Mayor.
Garland received the same sentence, as
did also William Baldwin, who next oc-
cupied the dock.
Spring Meeting.
The Delaware Trotting Association
held meeting Yesterday afternoon, In Or
der to make arrangements for their Sping
meeting. After an interchange of views,
Wednesday and Thursday June 9th and
10Th were the dates claimed by the as
ocistion. The amount of premiums
have not yet been agreed upon but 1t Is
verv probably that they will amount to
$1,000.
The Association will meet again on
Monday next to elect officers.
Opening.
Mr.. Frank L. Smith will open to day
at his new store, No. 9 e. Seventh street,
a new and careful y selected stock OF new
aud choice brands of smoking and chew
ing tobacco, and cigars. Mr.. Smith has
well earned reputation as a tobacconist,
and those who wish to smoke q fragrant
cigar, or who are in want of good, fresh
chewing tobacco. should call on him at
No. East Seventh street.
ThrOsUa From o. Bicycle.
On Thussday afternoon last MS Ell
wood 9. jackson was riding down
Eighth street, on bicycle, the rubber
tie, by some means, came off the front
wheel, and Mr.. jackson was thrown o
the ground with such force as to dislo-
late his shoulder. He was taken to his
home and DR.. Maull summoned, who
reduced the fracture.
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Hosiery.

|nse Bargains In HOSIERY at the
'e on Saturday morning.
RUSSELL d SPENCER.
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EAST ~ NJ " Ell

Admission 35 and so cents. Reserved
seats 75 cents. To be had at Z. r. Thomls
d Co.'s. three days in advance. aplO-5t.
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.,rK may be found on iils 2. y, &C. %
Ia .oruce ST., where advertlsihe
\ " nav be made for itin New YORK.
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MARRIED.

SAMUEL TOWNSEND.
Townsend, April 9th. 1880. -.n
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1880-06-12

TIE RlCHEsT WOMAN IN AMERICA
The richest woman in America is Mrs.
Z. II. Greene, the wife of the vice pres
ident Of the Louisville and Nashville
road. She was a Miss Robinson, and
her father was q whaling master at Bed
ford, Mass lie owned a fleet Of ships
known as the blue line of whalers, and
from his profession was known as
'Blubber Robinson lie died when
his daughter was mere girl, and left
her a fortune Of about eight millions.
She lived slcEderly and prudently, and
gave the management Of her affairs to
Mr.. John J. Cisco, of New York. AS
her tastes were simple and her wants
few she was able to transfer her enor
nous income almost every year to the
body Of the fortune itself, and it has
now accumulated to more than S27,-
100000. Her husband, Mr.. Greene,
was very rich mar when she married
him, and has been successful since.
1t is said by one who should know that
the income Of this compile is s2,5O0,OOO
a year. Mr. Greene is about II years
of age and size IS.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1880-06-12

4 destructive fire occurred in Win
chester, Va, between 10 and II o'clock
on Sunday night last, by which the
buildings occupied by J. K. Edmunds,
grocery, feed and provision dealer; Pat
rick Murphy. salo1n keeper; and Reese
Yakley, dry goods dealer, on Market
street, were destroyed; as also the rear
shop of Mr.. NJ. D. Albin, marble cut
ter. Besides, the end window frames
aud shutters Of the Hart Hotel, ada
cent, were burned, and the entire Hotel
only saved by the most strenuous eli
forts
The army worm has made its appear
ance on the south side of Long Island,
n. Y. 10 the grea: loss of some and the
CONSERVATION of all the farmers in that
section. Already its ravages have been
very severe, and unless ITS progress can
be STAYED, it will leave track of desc
lation clear across the Island. One far
mer had forty acres of rye entirely de-
stroyed IN less than sixty hours.
There has been a great number of
deaths from sunstroke, IN the city of
New York this season. Up TO last Fri
day l29 deaths had been reported.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1880-06-12

He is fool. We mean thu man,
who lets his baby cry al night in the
arms Of its mother, and docs not sleep
a wink, Wien DR.. Balls Baby Syrup
will quiet the baby by relieving its
pain; bottle costing only rs cents.
On Saturday last the Union soldiers
buried al Frederick city received the
the usual annual tribute Of flowers. X.
Socket Matthews, Of Baltimore, was
the Orator. Among other things he
said-refering somewhat to the politics,
and We may say poli-tricks OF the day
he would rather trust the ex-Confeder-
ates than the Republicans who, at pres
ent, have control of Affairs in Maryland.
Sec TO it that yonr child meets with
no neglect; when sick, use for the dis
eases Of babyhood DR.. Bills Baby Syr-
up;-it never disappoints- % ceats.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1880-06-12

The burden of taxation in New York
which from the beginning of Gov. Til
dcn's administration in ;S75to the close
of Gov. Robinsons in 1879, showed q
steady reduction of million after million
in annual savings TO the people, has be-
Gun to increase again. No sooner is the
Republican party re installed in power
than the upward movement is resumed.
The tax levy that was about fifteen mil
lions five years ago, and only about half
that sum one year ago, has been aug
mentcd in the ncighborhood ola million
and half at the very first Legislative
session under Gov. Cornell administra-
ton. As a consequence OF Gov. Rob
insons defeat the tax bills Of 1850 will
be onc-ffth larger than those Of 1879,
with no prospect that the tide Of OK
travagance which the Democratic party
brought to q wholesome cbb will again
be checked until the same party IS re
stored 70 the control Of the State gov
crnment.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1880-06-12
FIFTH OF JUNE AT WENCaEs-
TER.

The unwilling of the Maryland statue
at Winchester, on Saturday, was an up-
precedent success. Never was the in
terest manifested by the people of the
different States in preserving and hon
oring the memory OF their soldier dead,
more completely ard strikingly verified
than on that occasion. That Wiuches-
ter is popular city and its days ap-
pointed for decorations and other pur-
poses, will always be marked by large
attendance of people from adjoining
States, has been an established fact Tor
several years, bat the coucourse OF PEG
pie on Saturday surpassed even the most
ardent expectations. 1t is estimated
that about twenty thousand persons
were present. The 3. & @. r. Il. was
taxed to its utmost capacity to furnish
means of transportation. There were
excursion trains from Baltimore, Fred
erick, Hagerstown, Martinsburg, Staun-
ton and the way stations-long trains
packed with eager throngs seeking the
proverblal hospitality Of that historic
place near whose limits lies "The City
of the Confederate dead" One could
not bat feel The inteSe excitement that
prevailed, and respond 10 the emotions
of the day.
An address of welcome to the Mary
land visitors was delivered by Cover
nor Holiday, and was responded to by
Mayor Latrobe of Baltimore, on behalf
of MARYLAND. The procession then form
cd on Market street, and marching thro
the principal streets proceeded to the
StonewaM Cemetery. 1t was formed as
follows:
Gen. Isaac Trimble, chief marshal;
assistants. Gen. Bradley r. Johnson,
Col. w. 4. Morgan, Col. f. 7. Moore,
Mai. II. Kyd Douglas, Maj. ). j. G..
Moore, Maj r. w. Hunter and others.
Mary Wand military under command of
Brig. Gen. James Il. Uerbcrt-Fifth
Regiment, with full band and drum
corps; Bond Guards, of CatonsyiIIe;
Towson Guards, of Towsontown; and
Governors Guard, OF Annapolis Mary
land Society of the Confederate Army
and Navy; the Murray Association, aud
other Maryland Contederates. Virgin
ia and West Virginia military-Staun-
ton and Martinsburg Artillery, Winches
ter Light Infantry, Anderson Guards, Of
Woodstock, and Hardy Guards. Also
the Naval Academy Band, Frederick
City Band and Shepherdstown Band
Spirit Of jefferson.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1880-06-12

Upon the subject Of decentralization,
which is the main idea of the radical
managers in forcing Grant as a iresl-
Dental candidate against the wishes OF
so large a part of the Republican party,
.Jnncc David Davis, of Illinois, in his
recent letter defining bis position upon
certain political topics TO which his at
ton has been invited for response, truly
says:
"The Constitution defines the re
spective limits of the federal and state
Governments under a happy and har-
monious system, wherein each is indie
pendent in It's sphere, and both operate
concurrcn,ly to protect the integrity
and stability Of the Union. Any en-
croaohmcnt of one on the distinctive
domain Of the other necessarily dlsio-
Gates the machinery Of the Constitution
and involves danger to the whole body
public. In fact, every departure from
the great charter of liberty and law is
attended with peril. The demand
made by adhcrents Of one OF the great
parties for strong government means
substantially centralized government
destitute Of home rule in the states, and
the very reverse of what Mr.. Lincoln
well described as a government OF the
people by the people and for the peo-
plc.-Carried to its logical conclusion,
such 4 change would finally overthrow
the republic