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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-23
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.
A BOY KILLED.

BOY KILLED.
SPRINGFIEID, Mass March 22.--Everett. the
old OF Charles Day. resident OF Asne
Last saturday by the upsetng OF load Of lumber by
frightened horse.
SAVING a CARGO.
LITILE EGG HARBOE, ~ j.. March 22-The late
worked the Hayan brig Tropc The beach,
enabling the 10 her
The Will probably be total loss.
ANNuLLlNG PATENTS.
MONTREAL. Mlrci p lic CJurt % Appeals gave
ind 1neut In which the right the Crown
aunu patents under certain circumstances concerned
The Judgment maintained the rights OF the Crown.
a DIVORCE IL DRANATGC LIFE
CHICAGO. March 22.-J. D. sullivan. leading man
of the Maude Granger Galley slave" Company aui Kate
Putnam appears At Hanns with play tonIgh,
divorced Dnpage County IN this state last FIay by
mutual consent.
BRAVERY OFFICIALLY RECOGS IZED.
LONG BRANCH. \. j.. March 81 litr-saving
crew No II lave received from General super
ntendept Kmball and District superintendent Iavcus
racOgniOn OF bravery played by them Ia rr,cung
from drowning he of The schooner IOnle.
NEW SOUTHERN ROAD PROPOSED
CfNfiNNATI, Maich 22-COon.l \. {. BiOunt,
addressed the th uDff oi Commerce
day cp importance of securing ccct connection ff0r
Pensacola ana Hufgcat-d ~ the
Rome ana Road aud the d ia ing 0f from
pensacola noIthward 10 JOIN ifH connt ciioa.
THE SAN fRANCIsCO WALN1SG HhTCH
SAX FgANCIsCo, Aldfca 22.-i He pedesl ran ma tc
IN which men a-d women have alen part c.O5'd ne
paython last evening naive tai!Tnlau named Gnefnn,
wunng by a Ia the days o OJO miles anu ials
Seott second, with score Vi ae' miles.
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THE EXHIBITION OF WOOL.
THE HOUSE PASSES THE BILL ON THIS SUBJECT
.ulLr N IRLRI-NEl

THE HOUSE PASSES THE BILL On HIS NCbJENi'
lBY TELEGRAPH 10 THE IRIBUNE1
WAsHlNGroN. March 22.-In the House to-day,
Representative Shalenbcrger of Pennsylvania
secured the passage of the Senate bill relative TO
the international exhibition of sheep, wool and
wool products, to be held in the Centennial build
ings at Philadelphia in September. 1850 under
the auspices of the Pennsylvania Agricultural So
ciety. The BILL which is identical with one intro
duced some time ago by Mr.. Shallenberger. allows
the importation. free of duty, of all articles m
tended solely for exhibition on the occasion named
II directs the Commissioner of Agriculture TO at
tend the exhibition in person. and 10 make fun
report upon it. The success Of the exhibition Is
believed by its promoters TO be already assured
.Japan. Canada and New SOuth Wales and other
parts of Australia will be credItably represented.
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reverse the deliberate Judgment of the Senate Of the
United States in regard to the highest object OF per
sonal and public ambition. the right aud title 10 u
seat on this fioor" ,-...;o., of
Senator Kellogg's speech was the elimination OF
the debate. He reviewed the testimony touchlng
the points made by the majority, and exposed
the manner III which the evidence was oD1
tained He asserted that Senator Hlll ha1
received the reference of the Louisiana memorial
to the Senate Committee on Privileges ana Elec-
tiors. by having read to the Senate telegram
stating that new evidence had been discovered
He said this telegram had cost the memorlailst
$500. He alluded TO the declaration OF Senator
HIll before any evidence taken that he Word
drive Kellogg from the Senate. de followed I'm me
investigation through making it appear that Sena-
tor Hills conduct throughout had been inspired py
personal malice %
Some of Mr. Kelloge's personal alluslons 10
Senator Hill would hardly have been permitted IN
the Senate less provoking o
In conclusion he said that if it came TO question OF
character moral or otherwise. as between himself
and Senator Hill, he would leave it to hls oit'erest
enemy in the Senator's state OF Georgia, ieel-
ing snre they would not fail to concede that he
Kellogg was immeasurably his superior.
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THE SWITZERLAND OVERDUE.

THE STEAMER TwRNTYTIREE DAYS oUT-oNER
THREE HUNDRED PASSENGERS ON BOARD.
PHILADELPHIA, March 22.-SOme ueaslneSs
i felt here az fc nou-arrlyal OF the steamship Swzer-
land which lett Autwerp for Philadelphia twentythree
days .
Tae Begenlaud winch left Antwerp six daVs aiter the
SNitzrrland, arrived at New York yesterday - .
Tnc comranys officers express no alarm at the oWlt
zrraua being overdue, SHE II slow but saudcn YES
s,l rnay say arrival on the Clpes Is nOurIy eA-
rrnlrd. Snr has 3l6 sLeerago passengeIs
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THE .INTECHINkSE Law VOID.

SAN FRAXcISCo, March 22.-The United
,es rrcmt Court TINS morning, the Paroit haDeas
r,us CA .e iavo.vng the validity OF the law recently
croc.d torblddmg the employment Of Chinese by cor
roratlou- decided that the law Is unconstitutional
'hr ease viii probably be akcu to the United States
s,.rene Court General Il. Butler having announced
~ ulq que.s 10 manage the there, Tor the OppO-
...ff up Chinese.
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DIR. DIX'S PERSECUTOR QUIEE p

There we're no developments Yesterday III REFER
encc to the letters by which Dr. DIX has Oeeh iatey
annoyed No further steps were taken Dy HIS
enemy to disturb him. The efforts 10 discover the
outhor were continued by the authorities, aud
yor,ous suggestions were volunteered from other
a.,,,r.., What has been done cannot be made
Slic ot present bnt definite clues are being fol-
loved. which il Is hoped may result in the detec-
t,on ot the offender.
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AT THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.
STEALING KELLOGG's SEAT.

sup REPORT IN FAVOR OF sPOFFoRD-A sIhoN0
MyoRITY sTATEMENT-TBE isfhMus oANNA
pKoJEcr-.pAxGER IN GRANTS NOMINATION.
The majority report of the Senate Commi'tee
on Privileges and Elections in favor OF giving
Mr.. Kellogg's seat to Mr.. Spofford, was pre-
sented yesterday. Senator Hoar presented 'he
minority report denouncing the proposed out
rage as a crime to be classed with the iiring on
Fort Sumter. Senator Kellogg delivered a
scathing speech charging Mr. Hill with making
false statements. Several resolutions were
offered in the House in regard TO an lsthmus
Canal. Reports from National banks
show that the aggregate deposit of specie largely
increased since the previous report.
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OBITU1Rl.
THOMAS l.. rHOENELL

Thos.L Thornell, acknowledgements Fire
In.u,,ues Company, died sanaay nigIt after lingering
tlness al ms home NJ 81 West Efy list-' Mr. lhOI'
neil was born n this State about Fityonc yeala ago Ha
WAS thoron ally familiar win TIE business OF fire lnsnF-
ancc with winch be Gad been connected during most o
his nfe lie was elected cccreary OF the American
Company a. It's reorganization III 1851 lie was an nc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-23
NFW-yORK TUESDAY, MARCH D, 1880.

indian Recreation. upon which an Invasion Is ."'o"'
ened Secretary schUrz has arranged for w
the tribe 10 visit Washington with a VIC" 10 ""'
arranging the natter
The Florida railroad cases were advanceu "S .'o
United States Supreme Court to-day, and a's9heu 'o
argument on The first day Of next term The mouo" "
advance the cases OF the ST. Louis smel eliing ana
Company against Thomas Kemp and saliin l;g' mn,oh
Involve the validity Of the star patent unuer &
claim s Lana TO large part OF the land IN tue N's VI
Leadyilc. Col, was denied.
for Conversational PTOcssdfnas rec Second rage
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STRIKING TERROR IN RUSSIA.

LONDON. Monday, March 90, 1880
A dispatch from Odessa TO The Times says !
The Of priest an expelled student ana one Of the
five Nihists to he tried by Court martial at Kef.
has condemned TO death. HIS execution VIII make
the unc tecnt that has taken place In Russia pol
ltical affairs IN less lban two years.
For other FoTffOn Vetos ace FaGh page
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REPORTS RECEIVED BY THE REFORM LEAGUE
The Reform League OF the State OF New

yrk met Yesterday at ils headquarters. No 81 Park
Row and listened reports nom various parts OF the
state rae League Is composed Of Republicans VINO are
oo,osed 10 third term Letters have been received
~ vnros parts Of the state declaring that the OppO-
,fo o the nomination OF General Grant IL increasing,
n .scrt M that many old Reru0licans say that udder
w circu instances VIII they vote for nm The League
ns under confederation Ile advlsability Oi hoiuiig
o,nccliag at the Cooper Institute to protest against
~ ilIrd lclLn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-23
CONTRIBUTIONS.

WASHINGTON, March 22.-The Senate in ex-
ecuve session to-day confirmed the following nomna-
lions:
Edward A. Gnccr to be Supervisor Of Census for the
JIld District Of Maryland.
James W. Taword be Postmaster at Brunswick, Nc
Of John y. L. STATION Census super
ysor Tor the ii d District O New-Jersey rejected.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-23

tive member OF old fire department and for three years
Nh Assistant Alderman. He was also a member OF
the Council OF Pol tca Reform H. served for several
years captain Of Company ~ 22d Regiment and dur
ing the re was with the RcgmeiJ IN its campaigns
In Virginia. Mr. Tlorae.l was tightly estec ned ny
large cree Of acqIaIDt He was member OF the
University j acc Presby'crian Church. HIS wire anu
4 Vp
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rlM STEAMER EXPECTED TO-DAY.

IAIFSI NEMS IEOM NAIN rs IUN--I- -NUIjAII4E UHIk I
AT TAMPICO.
GALVESTON, March 23, l a. m.-Nothing has
been heard of the steamer City of Mex
leo. The agent of the Alexandra Line. to
which she belongs arrived from New-Orleans
ON Sunday. and says he think the captain did not
venture to sea from Tampco on Saturday owing to
rough weather. He expects that the steamer VIII
,..;,.o
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NOMINATIONS
WASHING

WASHINGTON, March 22.-The President sent
the following nominations 10 the Senate to-day:
superyisors OF Census-Ta NJ Hedges IVth District N
SewrYork H. p. Gatche Ist DistretOf Georgia: L. h. La
mafe, District Of Louisiana 80
George Agent for the Indians OF the MacEiDac
n Michigan
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THE c,xc,vvATlL LOCKOUT ENDED.

CINCINNArI, March 22.-Ihe cigarmakelS
baIu. received no,ice IA writing nom the manurac
urers as they had demanded accepted the CONCESSIONS
and THIS morning went WORK again III lS cs'ima.eu
that tne oss, during sac hV' "c'hH I"cho"t, y" ~, ,
,n@nnfncturcrS men AMI internal revenue aggregates
syU
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ASSASslyArIoNoF THE SHEREEr or MECCA
coSsrANr>orLr, Monday. March %, Isso.

CoSsTANuSoPLE, Monday. March -, 1850.
A man dressed as a dcrvsh stabbed the
Grand Sh"reci OF Mecca, the l4h iGstant. he
entering Dlcdda, the seaport OF Mecca. The Shercef
died on the 2lt rom his wounds. The agitation among
the aIissumaus /, intense. sig Austen Layard has
ccved telegram sta;isg that the assassin Is Persian
fanatic.
The "Shercef" is the Governor of Mecca.
The name signifies noble, and Is designate the
descendants OF MahOmet.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-23

WEEKLY MEETING OF BAPTIST PREACHERS
Anthony Comstock spoke for more than an hour
yesterday at the weekly meeting of Baptist preach
ers. He defended his course and described the
methods Of those who sought 10 corrupt the morals
Of youth. He also spoke OF instances OF startling
immortality IN BROOKLYN schools
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WASHINGTON NOTES.

WASHINGTON. Monday, March 90. 1880.
Mineral lands having been discovered on the Crow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-23

The worlmen in IIavemeycr " Elders
sucr P,Hnc,v and also those employed by DeCtstIo
& Bonner number over / 900 men. lLey Rave been
Inoru,a tha, Icr wages will be Increased 10 per cent
after tIe first OF Xt month
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-23

1uE REPORTS AND RESOLUTIONS IN TIE 1li--. sLNAlh-
srS.ToR uoAR's VIGOROUS DENUNCIATIoN OF
THE ouTRAGE-MR. KEILCGG's ATTACK on MR..
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ELEVATED RAILWAY PERILS.

ONE TRAIN RUNS INTO ANOTHER BEFORE 1T.
FALLING IRON STRIKES MAN IL THE STREET
A CONDUCTOR REPORTED HURr-pIHER PER-
SONS SAID To DE INJyaED-DETAILs REFUSED
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-23

SPRINGFIELD, Mass. March 22.-Eyerett. the
seven old Of Charles Day resident OF Asei
killed last saturday by the upsetng Of load Of lumber by
f.,.tt IL hpf.a
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-09-02

The OYSTER SEAsoN-OPERATEoNs
OF THE New LAw.-Tbe oyster season
begins September I. and as the law Of
1880, chapter 1873, which was approved
and took effect April 10, 1880. makes
some considerable changes in that part
oil the code which relates to oysters, il
is necessary 10 call attention to those
revised provisions. Ii is made unlaw-
full 10 take or catch oysters from April
Is to September each and every year
under penalty Of fine of not less than
$50 nor more than $20G, or Imprison.
ment IN the House OF Correction for not
less than three months nor more than
three wears. But persons may take
them tor private use or sale in their
immediate neighborhood, for replanting
or bedding in The county where caught
to the extent OF not more than five
bushels per diem during The "clcse
season" Ii is made unlawful 10 take
or catch oysters on Sunday. or al night,
or to carry lhem out OF the State in the
shell, between April l and Septem-
Der /; penslty the same, with the for
fixture of vessel added, at the discretion
of the court. The provisions in regard
to licenses, both 10 dredgers and tong
men. and The penalties for violating
this part of the law are substantially In
changed from the old law. Oysters in
the shell are required TO be measured in
a sealed measure Of any capacity from
half bushel to three bushels, as may
be agreed upon, but the bushels, shall
always measure 16k inches across from
inside 10 inside at the bottom, Is inches
across from inside to inside at the top,
and 81 inches diagonal from the inside
chime TO the top. the same being even
or struck measure. Vessels seen sail.
ing over exempted beds. as il dredging
and having dredging apparatus and wei
oysters on board, are to be pursued. ar.
rested, and proceeded against a. viola
tors of the law. All oysters taken ia
our waters are TO be cUlled On the bed
or bar whence saken.-DGiiy Sun d
Monday.
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..ss.f.. <s.set s "A in,ervieu hst.sees 4
&c. ..s..-....s .s...... ..sss.s.
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fz4te. re g Wescn We nATe ksaHzAt
& eooi1 i4lGe. go readers % zee Transferred IS
Ss< esiassss. fsers ftia.
..ss &.s.. - 80. la !. y e. ! -.
~ 49,. 800
s... NV. 49, $500 rs... 49, -
Il -. ~ s, -s-s - Z =
-s :. ~. ~ 49, !. - 49,
81 $3.50 IS s I,sss~ = 49,, ~. - - ~
~.-l- go .l,lrss fEsl~- - =. - g..l
- g. s-'sSl,r.e' -. -
81 - -. $500 4, r..t. a l<,..s.s
srcss,t Fs.sr esiss,ss fISt II Tiiaea. sassa s
,..ses. ii isaffssa ana Hanrock wiz asen nssss
nr8 Give tke eea Is re- eIsa1l. - ksexsrsina
Pc 8ers r.saEe sl.s.n tsth esFiTea esHseWss.
iaug mi GpvnrnnF nonin Gu the ssrnnt. as -
fnsa me iAs mrnnusftson was ihe best thfnn - haz
esef k1nrd 81 - 4hms L. wuula urge nm
xsek o. two il fhe Ctr Hail.
TIE s8adeness * tss announcsassnt Ed -
/ rno7tstr acnf fEe elaf ayina in Ell air1<fions
! from ne a1nesna. leaving bat one mez.1ex -
/ Inixofnee lie aenzlant lsr ttest6entiaI honoFs.
/ II answers % Qnastiona pfopoan9ea, he ed
gentleman said ks nnno wns Austin Bailey. lhas
I he wa S. wears old. harnNa maker By lrades
/ ana a resident az Leonard Gill ns St Nary eDun-
4 fy 1--WE been II polirica heiore, snid hes sour
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-09-02

rm~ We-wxmm Ewnr Asw& Yrs pnn9-
$50. - 49, -. - :. F......1 : Fl
80 49,. ,@.- - -. = 80 80
s 49, ss..-as 49,. -. g = = =. &C.
-. ~ = 8 -'- :. -. ...
$3.50 = 4PI's'.'.... 9, :. -.
"A 1n1es .s.e .'..s -. - -. -
.s 800 - ss. 8 - ~ rsr..hi,-
49,. ' s ~ 80 = ~ r5s,f,,r, s.
go go y. .''.'.ss - = . - !;
.s ~ 49, as.as - sr -. y 1000,
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49, ~. f.:..5 81 az .e.Fa i =
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S S'.s..s 5 5ss:.e - j, a. iii shaf s. me
- j 80 -. !. she a;fl;euIs ro~ssion
80: 80 - - r,s~sa ~ sI,e asts;nnasf1
..a. $50 = Il - r;;;zeneh;n. lhaI /
- ~ ~ - : 49, w;th ~ demorratfc
go rhsv = leasf ran nroteet him.
49,. sTk.i:s-s IN ~ - THE indus.
go, se.s:.:s. e 80 sousl. .how. that
80. .s's, s' -..s..~-, $500 .,u.g
- 49, a 80 s.d viii he Is soon a no.
i;t;l.s s.s.~r,;s,.. de o.t. freelv
confer Is "a, that I desire to Sc il
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-09-02

They said: 'sShe never told her love, but lei
cnnccnlment like worm In the bud fred on her
damask cheek" but when they found Il was not
love, but the remains Of a cold that vas surely
and sadly leading 20 consumption, they procured
for her q bottle ofSiBes' Syrup ofTar, Wild Cher
~ and HoaFhound. Il Is needless TO remark
that she recovered. Is Cents per Bottle. Sold
By COmss Spalding, LeoBardiown.
Mothers, before giving your little babe cough
or eronp medicines, remember that Sines' Syrup
Of Tar, Wild Cherry and Hoarhound is the only
Cough Preparation that contains no opium,
morphine nor any other narcotic. Sod By Combs
Spalding, Leonardtown.
1Quoth the Raven, never more ~ But he bad
no reference to Sines' Syrup Of Tar, Wild Cher
~ and Hoarhound, for il only needs one trial
for people evermore 20 II in cases Of Colds or
Coughs aud al affections OF the Bronchial Tubes.
Sold by Combs s Spalding, Leonardtown.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-09-02

JARBoEsvILLE, Nd, Aug. %, 1880.
Messrs Editors The adjourned meeting OF
the Hancock and English Club Of the sth district
was promptly called to order at 2 O'Clock, p. IN,
vicc-Presidcnt, Isaac Solomon in the Chair; and
after the minutes Of the previous meeting were
read upon motion Of Capt. George Thomas, II
was agreed, THAT the President and Vice-PFes-
ident be and they are hereby requested 10 ap-
point registration and enrolment committee,
the same 10 be reported AZ the next meeting, the
duty of the committee, when appointed. being 70
prepare for the use Of the Club as correct list
as possible Of the names Of The democratic voters
Of she district"
Motion, that Mr.. Isaac Solomon purchase a
suitable Gag for the CIuo-caFried.
Also, that Messrs. w. II. Carroll and VIM. J.
Unkle be appointed q committee 20 procure q
suitable pole, and surperintend the erection Of
the same, on Saturday, nth Of September-car.
ried.
Motion, that The Corresponding Secretary BE-
requested 70 invite speakers 70 attend and ad-
dress the meeting at It's next meeting-earTied.
Club then adjourned 70 meet on Saturday,
lIth OF September, at O'Clock, p. M, If fair, Il
not, The following Saturday. By order,
JETT. B. JAABoE, Sec.
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Iusrvvsmsus /. 3. AIcyslus' Church.

The sseeple Of ST. Aioysius' eharsh has BEEN
Devly painted 50 IS TO represent alternate layers
Of slate shinglcs. The imProxement i very
marked and Is one that has been needed Tor
sometime. The church front now presents
handsome appearxnce and nothing i wanting
bnt the raising q The main roof 70 give the
building some prelentiOn 70 church aEehi'ecsnTe-
Mr. Franz contracted for the painting Of the
s,expIe and performed his contract 70 he salts
faction Of All parsies.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-09-02

On Wednesday last officer Blaine brought be
fore Justice 10. F. Morgan two cOIored boys,
VIM. Scriber aud Henry Sewe.l, charged viii
fighting. On 3 trial Of the case, Scriber va
discharged and Sewell was sentenced 10 ons
moaths' hard labor at The Aimshouse.
On Thursday last Robt. J. Wise. Of the 18Th
district, who committed an assault and battery
upon colOred man named John Young, about
six weeks ago, delivered himself up to The same
Justice and was tried under the Act Of 1880
lie was found guilty and sentenced to pas fin.
Of IS and costs. D. G. Hammett appeared foI
State and r. @. Combs for defence.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-09-02


Is TT 4 NEw DEPARTURE There
are indications that the coIoFed repub-
lieans Of Maryland are becoming res
tive under the restrictions that have
been imposed on their aspirations for
Office and party honors BY their white
s~ns sls:s seize and II beginning 20
look as If = stampede from their old par
~ corrals was within the bounds Of the
probable and proximaie. The late col
ored mass meeting in our Town. which
was convened without the usual party
permit. and ostsnsibly for the formation
Of Garfield clubs in the different dis
tricts, showed an exclusiveness in Its
organiz9)son and committee selections
which Symptomized purpose on the
part Of the negroes to set up for them
selves and run the machine hereafter in
their own interest. and this. tos. after
being reminded by one Of the white
speakers that the white republicans Of
81. Mays were the backbone" Of
the party. And II is not merely here
and throughout the Border States that
such aspirations and purposes are cher
ished and proclaimed by the blacks, but
in Western and Eastern States ss well.
at large meeting OF negroes IN the
West q few days ego, Capt. Beverly
Dodson, a colored orator Of influence
end distinction. gave the boys "aiittle
talk and demanded, "who have most
proftsd BY the elective franchise winch
has bfen given 10 the cOlored people !
In the North, we never hear of a color
ed man going TO Congress, and very
few of ihem--not half dozen-haye
been sent 10 the State Legislatures.
How many Of cur people are elected 10
strong republican communities to Offices
Of high trust, honor or emolument-
sherilEs, county clerks, mayors, alder
men, etc.i i need net tell you that
none of them have ever been elected
goxernora or lieutenant governors. II
IS high time we slf6d., begin to lock
about and do something for ourselves
and show these ungrateiul managers
that we are men, not machines. for them
TO run as they direct" and so on. What
this characterization may lead 70. il IS
difficult to forecast, but 1t indicates pref
ty clearly. we think, anew departure and
the purpose Of the negroes TO ouSt the
white brother and run the republican
party hereafter wherever they have the
majority.
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Republican Primaries.

THE Reputisean voters Of St. Nary's County
} are requested 70 assemble ~ fheir usual
places u voting In their respective election Dis
triets on
SATURDAY, TIE 4fk day Of September. 1850,
between The aours or and ec'elock. p. r., for
the purpose Of eieeting BY ballot delegates ioE
each election district, 20 represent them In i
County Convention, 70 be bed in Leonardtown
on
SATURDAY, 0s IIh deg of S7fembers 1880,
NJ O'Clock, p. n, and proceed 20 elect three del
eeases 20 represent She county in Congressional
Convention 70 be held ~ IaHrel, PsiEee Georges
County. On WEDNESDAY y, the Isfh deg 81 Ssp-
TRADER, 1880, which Convention shah have pow
er 10 nominate card date 20 reprs sent the fifsh
Congressional District in she forty seventh Con-
eress OF the United States.
JOHN l.. MILBURN,
JAMES A. LEACH,
GEORGE MADDOX,
RS. G. commitiee Of s.. Mary's eounsy.
Aug &C, 1es0-2t.