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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-20
.SsrE:srS SO Tsd& re- e.

The "iUninE hCrs9S =, Ihc National hair T.ct :
ocstcrity were Pottr iiyoos. ircnata, Belle ara
Joe lluDt.
The Minnesota republican, oonytnslcn ln'
structed the ten delegates OF that State to vote
for Window. Blsiae being the s;c)nd cboic, OF
the msijrity Of the delegates. The Nebraska
republican convention was held at LIZ coln. This
leaves but four republican state conventions to
be heard from. whose delegations will not
change the i,i;y Ct the paIiopal republican
convention as settled by the deIeGt ors already
elected The California democratic convention
met OF oakland yesterday.
Senator John b. Gordon has sent hil resig.
nation to the Governor Ct Georgia as U. s.
Senator to tako tff,ot Immediately. The Gov
crncr has accepted his resignation and has ap
pointed * Gov. Joseph II. Brown as lis suc.
csssor. In bis letter he assigned a5 tho prircl
pal reasons for taking this step, weariness oil
public life, tficr % years service, and desire
to attend 10 bis private affairs. tx Governor
Brown, who is ct Nashville, has received els
patch announcing ! is appointment, and accepts
the position.
The California wnkingmcb's convention on
Tu. S lay amcIdod their platform so as to strike
cut the clause iavoricg tho eniranchsement Of
women. The delegation i.Cm tho fourth dis
trc; nominated Cot. j. I. Goodfrey for Con-
gress. A communication from Denis kearney,
favoriog tho sending of delegates 10 tho nR'
tional grecnbsck labor convention, was, atter O
warm dn cnsiior, adopted by SIS to AZ. as the
sers of the convention. There is decided
division 10 the convention. mary deslrlog tC
not with the democrats auu others with the
crtcnhaCkaIs
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-20

Tho Archbishop Of Quebec has threatened 10
excommunicato all CatholicI no matter to what
Unions or associations they belong. who attempt
to prevent any man from working for such
wages as he GIN get. This is CERTAINLY in ac-
cordar C, with tho teachings OF tho Christian
religion, fer as tho Saviour taught that IN err
ployer GIN give such wages as he thinks fit,
upon tho principle of tho natural right that ouo
may do what be plessts With his own. the 10.
fercnoo is plain that laborer has an (oual
privilege rs regards tho acceptance of those
wages. If tho employers right to pay what
he chooses for tho work that il dono for him be
conceded. as it must be by oil who boevo 10
tho parable OF the vineyard laborors, tho
same right must be granted the laborers who
should DO allowed 10 work for such wages rs they
choose to receive, and tho attempts strikers
make to prevent mon from working for lowor
wages than they, tho strikers. arc TO rec i've,
are as contrary to Christian and moral law as
they arc to civil law and natural right.
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ltlleY has accepted challenge to row sgtinst
Hanlan and tho 1900 will come off next week.

The American reprint Of the Edinburgh Re.
view for Apri! has been received from its pub
lisherS, The Leonard Scott Publishing Co., OF
New York. lis contents are: Ritualistc Liter
a!ute, Bigeelow's Life of Benjsmin Franklin,
Charles the Great, Modern Horss-rscing. Cath
olic Rule in Ireland in lc4l 4S, The late Prof.
Clillord's Essays. Burton's Keign of Oueen Anne.
The New Parliament.
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The Hudson Valley.

| Correspondence OF the Alexandria Gazette.
The Valley of the Hudson is famous tht
world over for tho beauty and variety of il!
so,nory. Tho people Of New York State never
tire of praiaiug it, arl tho candid travellol
must admit that they have rcrs)n. From NV
York city to Albany. distance of ono hundred
and forty four miles. tho stately rivers banks
are dotted With citios. towrs and hamlcts. wbile
the laterlor, on both sides, teens with populs
tioD. Much of tho country is as rough and
rugged, naturally, as aay part of Southwest
Virginia, yet everywhere tho eye enjoys the
| eVIder c,s ct mans victory over nature.
Your correspondent is in Greene cmnty.
| Ebo ut ono hundred miles from Now York city.
on the cast sid, Of the Hudson river, 1t i, q
MOUNTAINOUS region, and resembles. in msry
respects, Upper Fauquier, Rappahannock and
Greene counties in Virginia. Tho noble Cats.
Kills tower upward some 1000 feet from tho
c,ntro oil 1t, but do not extend very far beyond
is borders. 1t contains some fifteen or twenty
towns and villages. which, 50 far as tho writer
has s,cn. resemble the other vilsc,s of
tho State IN ncatnoss. thrift and Comfort of tho
dwellings. WV
:, Bonrdiug bcuses arc found everywhere, from
the we'll known Mountain House on tho ton nj
tho Oatskils, doWnwards. wy "
Llndi vary mostly from $50 TO 500 Der aero
during the past few years many q farm Of a
lOO acres has been sold for SIS OOO, Gres,
rye, oats buckwheat aud potatoes are the chief
crops. Very little wheat is rails d. RYE il
profitable btc,use OF tho straw, which sells At
from $40 to SIS ton at the paper mills, which
may be found on every little stream, making
good use of water power, Wh;ci in virginia
commonly lio idle. Hay crops range ali the
way from two tons to hat ton per acre, and
bring. as general thing, 5 10 per ton. Po.a.
toes last season were as low as 40 cents bush
ell. Chickens, during the boarding smson,
sell from 25 to IS cents. and 10 the fall as low
as l23 cccts h., dressed. Eggs arc now
prlced at 10 c,nis zoo. Batter has varied
from Is to 80 this sp,iop. COro, 10 small quan.
iltIs. and with thorough cultivation, will yield
60 bushels per sc:e.
The spasors hero are. Of c)urso. somewhat
later Garden b,aus are spoken Of Az btiug 40
loch high, and leaves on tne trees in the low
lands arc about two thirds grown. Corn plant.
Ing has b,en 10 progress about ono week.
Now let residents Of Piedmont Virginia who
may peruse thcs1 !iaes ask themselves what
advantages. moro than they. have the retileols
nt this old settled portion OF ono Of IT,, most
flsurishiog States ia tho Union.
Ono great advantage il must bo admitted
they haVo mere, viz: freedom from tho itcc.
bus OF 40 llIlterate and Idle negro population.
Amongst tho lessor ones must also ba pIacad
an absenos of hog and chicken cholera.
May H. W. T.S.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-20
Browns Household Panacea

Is the most effective Pain Destroy or in tho worii
viii most auraly quicken the blood whether
taken internally or applied externally, saa
thereby more. certainly RELIEVE TAIN,
whether chronic or acute, than any other I'M,
ailevistor and tits warranted double the stroasli,
of any similar preparation.
1t cures Pain in the Side. Back or Bowel.
Sore Throat, Rheumatism, Toothache. and ALL
ACHES, and ia The Great ReIfeyer OF
Pain. "BR0WN'S HOUSEHOLD pANA-
CEA" should DO in every family. A teaspoon
tul OF the Panacea in a tumbler of hot water
!.ssweetene1. il praferred), taken at bedtime vii
bEEAh UP A COLD. Is eonts A bottle.
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EOWn Greenkac4Iers,

DEs MONIES, Iowa, May 20-Tho Greenback
State Convention met yesterday. and speeches
were made by O. w. Sewer. T.. y. ChoogaLt,
and Ii. h. Moore In the evening II. q. Ayres.
of Aells county. was made temporary chairman,
and Q. W. Mufaay. Of Polk, Secretary The
usual committees were then appointed, and the
remainder Of the evening was devoted to speech
making. The convention adjourned till TO. day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-20
III uch sickness.

Undoubtedly with children. attributed TO other
Gsuses, Is oecasoned BY Worms. BROWNS
vEhalfUGk COMFITS. or Worm Lozenges,
although etfactual in destroying worms. can do
no possible injury 10 the most delicate child.
Ihis valuable combination has been successfully
used BY physicians, and found to DO absolutely
sure IN Graduating worms. 80 hurtful to children
5 cents box.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-20
New Jersey DE nlOcrats.

TRENTON. N. j.. May 20.-The Democratic
State Committee have decided upon Judge
Frederick d. Teese ss temporary chairman OF
the convention. and there ia very little opposi.
ton manifested among the delegates to his con-
tinuance AS permanent chairman. 1t is claimed
By the friends of u. y. Senator Theodore +.
Randolph that whilo the convention will not
instruct the delegate to Cincinnati, yet the votes
OF u msjority OF Inc New Jersey Delegates will
be there cast in favor of Sonstor Randolph for
the Pre- sjdencv
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-20
lSPNCOuSficiI.

LONDON. May 20.-1n his speech al the meet
| ing of tho Conservatives at the Bridgewste,
House yesterday, Lord BcaconsGe,d is stated tc
| hsvo admitted the great surprise he fslt at the
result OF the recent election He took upon him.
| self q part Of the blame for the dissolution oil
Parliament. but said the party whips were not
olameiess, as tho defeat of the Conservatives was
greatly duo to lamentsblo deficiencies in orgsni
cation. which no trusted would DO remedied in
future, and with that view he suggested tho ap.
polntment of a committee. with Right Hon. w
Il. Smith as chtirm1n. He eaid the rumors OIL
his retirement from the leadership of the party
were uniounded. If the party considered his re-
tentlon Of the leadership to DO An advantage
whst"Ver ability ho pos ossod would he devoted
10 their service.
THE JArANEsE SPARROW CATCHER On tho
bright mornings OF Spring and early Summer,
ono may observe tho sparrow. catcher on his
rounds, long before tho 'jnrickiahs" coolies
have taken up their position under tho castle
walls with their Carriages; before even The fish,
ermsn, with his rod and basket, has perched
himself on one Of the stone copings OF the most,
in preparation for a days game of patience with
the treasures hidden by tho lotus leaves; before
the shaggy. pated bow legged little Oil csls have
swsgGo ed Il to their Offices thesparrow- catche or
is up and doing. His weapons arc very ample:
bird call. q long polo smoAred with bird lime,
and cage. At distance we can watch him
without spelling his game. He knows that the
birds love tho heavy old caves Of the gsteways
TO tho palaces f tho great men. and he creeps
along tho walls until within poles distance.
Then he starts chirpng and tai.tering which
no bird can resist Two or three little heads
peep from their hiding places under the great,
quantity carved ratters; a bold bird hops out to
verify with his oyCs what he has heard with his
CARS tho bamboo rod slides up gently. the rash
sparroW hops On to 1t, and returns no more to
the home nest Strangely blind to the result of
doing likewise, other birds hop out as the twit.
toring and chirping continues and rs one after
the other hop on to the fated stick, very soon
the gateway 10 denuded of its inhabitants. Those
sparroWs will be exposed to-day for sale in the
Streets and bought up by tho caterers from the
tea house, who know that very few gourmets can
resist spsrrows toasted. with little hot sauce.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-20
Nebraska Republicans.

CHICAGO. May 2O.--A special to the Tribune
says tho Nebraska State republican convention
met at Columbus last evening. The probabiIi.
ties are that Blaine will have majority 10 the
o3Dvantion
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-20
Dakota BenuhIicans.

CHIcAso. May "a dispatch says: 1.-THE
DakoLs Republican Convention was held at
Fooge yesterday, and Chase G. Fl. Mccoy and
Porter Warner wore elected delegates to the
Chicago Convention. They are for Window, if
he has any chance; otherwise for Blaine.
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Illinois Republicans.

SPRINGFIELD. I'LL, May 70. - The Republican
State Convention began its second days session
at o'clock, with every inch of standing room
on the floor and in the galleries Of the House of
Representatives occupied by al interested audi
encs
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-20

81 nia.a prove triumphant in Undermining the
ccH:iitG:;on snl tins laws. AID tTampiirS Iowa
the peoples will"
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a hleaaant and cheerful room is essential to
The hoaith of tho baby, and tho paios and lila
OF the young ones soon vanish after tho use of
DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup. Prica Is cents.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-20

Marriage licenses wero issued 10 Washing
To- ton yesterday TO Fraocis a. Lamb. Of Prime
GeorRo's county. Md. aud Deborah ID. Ewiu, Ct
Washington; John s Blunt and Annie Birch,
both Of Richmond. Va.
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Dropped Dead.

srRIEoFlELD. MASS May 20-Wm. AmaT.
son CT tho late Fisher Ames, and brother 81
Judge soth. Amss. Of tho Massachusetts, Su'
preme Court dropped dead at Cooleys Hotel, in
TINS city, last evening. Mr.. Ame, WAS 70 yeas
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-20

Now that the Virginia conservatives havo
held their convention, aCd done what was ey.
reotod Of them in regard to its proceedings,
they should not trio 10 the good work, tu! con.
tuna 10 employ every legitimate means to re-
atcrs harmony among all who c,l themselves
democrats and to establish q unity of purpose
among all the voters in the Statn who desire to
taxa part in The great victory tho national
democrats hlVO low so good n chance
Of Winning next November The dole
gates selected for tho national oou-
v"nliou should get rid Of any preferences
they may hava formed respecting any parIicI.
Iai cludijatc. that is If they have formed Any,
when Is doubtful fxs2p! 10 one or two Gases,
a0d 20 10 Ciucinnati with tho determination Of
finding on. when they reach there who among
all the candidates il the moro likely to sucaeed
II nominated. and then to u4o their best efforts
t. make him tho nominee. With these two
CT i1os to attaiI--thc restoration OF harmcn2 10
thor rauk5 anil tina snlt i)n If tho most popu
lar oan lldatC--thc conservatives of Virginia, if
they pursue them properly aud diligently. will
not ony mtll, but will 60 far towards aiming,
5ncot 81 in tho national cor llict.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-20
PUBLISHED DAILY AND TRI-WEEKLY BY
EDGAR WIDEN.
THURSDAY EVENING. MAY 20. 1880.
Tho State conservative convention did its

Tho State conservative convention did its
wolk qlick'y but well aud tho result must he
most encouraging to the party, cvidercing, as
i! does, Unity ard harmony that it was OF ono
time feared had been seriously disturbed, but
which, thaIks to The wisdom Of the convention,
is now disptled. and hor c,forth wa may look
with oobfilerc,e for a solid democratic vote 10
Virginia fer tho Cincinnati nominees. Dobt
Payers ard read iIsters met upon neutral ground,
and pie ]ged anew their devotion 10 Common
cause against a common foe. There was no
pickering or i'll feeling. but in the language Of
our Richmond correspondent "Iovo feast. at
which personal and private considerations were
sunk for tho good Of the CAUSE. and tho family
qunrrcls all hushei that tho enemy might gain
no advantage by internal discussions. Tho
spirit that aotuatcd the convention is worthy Of
all praise and mus ba productive of great good
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vention TO Cincinnati: A. w. Wallace. Fred
ericksburg; John w. Gillette, Acccmsc; James
f. Croker, Portsmouth Ihomss Tabb. Hsmp-
ton; VIM, u. Royal. Richmond; E. G. Minor,
Henricoi G. s. Stringfellow, Petersburg; w. Il.
Green, Charlotte; q. w. Is. Hall franklin T.
J. Talbot, DsnviIle; w. T. johnson, Lexing.
ton; Thomas E. Bocock. Appomsttex; Captain
}. q. Bumgardner, jr., Augusta; w. B. Pe:litt,
Fluvanna; K. w. Hunter, Winchester; Alex.
Payne, Fauquier; Daniel Triqg, Washington
county; John ID. johnson, of Giles
The iolloWIng were elected delegates at larg,:
John w. Daniel, James Barbour VIM. Terry
and s: 81. Mof1e!t; Capt. T. W. Mckinney and
John Echols wsre chosen electors e. largo.
The convention was addressed in eloquent and
stirring speeches by Major Daniel and Doctor
NJ off.tt.
The delegation to Cincinnati has upcn
1t friends Ct all Of the candidates prominently
before tho public as aspirauts for nomination BY
the Cincinnati convention, but 80 strong is tho
sentiment OF the convention against sending one
pledged - any candidate that two of those who
desired TO 80 to the national convention were
asked that they would not permit their persopsl
preferences to interfere with their action in ,hs.
body before they were chosen by their dis.rc!
delegation.
The convention adopted resolution instruct
ing delegates at Cincinnati to maintain the two
thirds rule; ALEC tho following resolution, fer.
ed by Msjor Daniel, of LYnchburg:
THAT we hold in adherence the high banded
and ever-to. aforementioned fraud by which the
republican party foi,ted defeated candidate
into the presidential chair in contt M pit Of large
majority Of the votes Of tho people and of tho
electoral voice of the States. thereby bringing
oolum upon Tho country aud stren glhening the
hostlllty OF monArchical and aristocratic govern
ments to free institutions. Toe time TO rebuke
That fraud and to vindicste the outraged sover-
eignty Of tho people has come. and we invoke
the honest liberty loving masses of the people,
IN whose integrity, Intelligence and manhood
teposes the only hope of maintaining free gov.
efnment among w, to unite with US in tho sen.
tence OF popular condemnation, with 90 clear
ana emphatic an ptterance that fraud all nev.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-01-30
Newspapers at tae White House.

One of the best characteristics of the present administration Is its newspaper read ing habit. There Is none of that affected contempt for the press which some meu in public life loudly profess. On the contrary there is q genuine desire to learn tie drift of public sentiment OH all vital questions through the medium which most accurately voices it The President is very fond of newspapers. and the journalist will always find him well up with current present press comment. < number of tIs galing iouru- ais of the country are iaid on inc literary gable as they cone II, aud wh1ncyer during the day Nj. Hayes h4s a iittie leisure lie rakcs them np- Bc,s4cs .o3kiug over thc most infiIcnua. journals himself, Le gets the benefit nf the long list of minor papers which are taken at the White House tiropeh clippings carefUslv made on whatever qu,>- Ion which happens 60 be uPpermost Dy che Of the clerks aod pasted in scraPhoohs for the President to run his eye over Tie Cabinet contains one o.J newspaper man, and no one wlll Jc surprised t0 learn that Mr. Schurz goes through c file o: fifty or sixty papers every evening. Ills chief rival among the Cabinet in this line is Secretary Sherman, who always carries 8 Lig bundle of papers homG from his otlice.-Colrc. spoadeu' of Springfield Republican.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-01-30

Hon. Sam Brownhardt, ore of tine Work ingmen s members of Assembly from San Francisco, is experiencing tue fate oE many other great men while Tn an embryo state that of deferred recognition. We have taken the liberty with his name which Napoleon Bonararte di1 with his wn-retrepched some Of it's surplus letters. The Hon S.m should not be discouraged by the reception which his virginal legislative eifor.s mert. He should remember that Richard Brinsiev Sheridan had the same cxDerlence a; tae outset of his brilliant parliamentary career, and that Sheridan hinsels, in lis turn. likened the younger Pitt to the angry hoy in the A!ehemist, of Ben Johnson. Let Rrownhart pcrsevcre. Evolution Is favor ite modern theory. By the process of eyo. lution the Hon. Sam msy yet become great statesman and commanding pariia- mentary orator. He must remember that from the monkey, according 10 DaruIn. VIC have man. Let him not ire in welt 5oinr.
 -l l.. 4. Herald
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-01-30
Sherman and Johnston.

General Jo. F.. Johnston, tLe famous cx- Confederate warrior. is Chairman of the Sub Committee on Military Affairs. What a world of queer vicissitudcs we live in. Johnston IS about to report bill for tiU reorganization of the army, ,n accordance with the plans of General Sherman. How the men who faced each other in the long struggle that closed at Alanta must laugh over their present relations. General Shcr man knows, and frankly admits, that John- stOn is perfect master of military art and science, and Is, above all men in Congress, competent to the duty mentioned; therefore he Is ID accord with his old opponent. IT Is pity the Don-combatants are not equally appreciative Of each other. If the leading political managers of both parties were Tn like manner courteous aad just towards each other, politics would be raised 10 higher plane, the men themselves would be hap pier and better, and the whole people would be restored to a harmony and concord that would be fruitful of good results to the nation.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-01-30
LEGAL.
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