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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-27

The Baltimore Sun says The Yorktown
celebration, which will be inaugurated on
the 18th Of October and continue until the
23d, was strongly favored by President Gar
ield In his inaugural address, and gains a
new and SD interest from his death. The
preparations are being pushed with becom.
Ing yigOr.
The Philadelphia Press Republican,
says In regard TO the election OF a pre,I.
dent pro tempOre Of the Senate, the Buffalo
Express says At any rate a Democratic
helr-appsre0t is much better than a yawning
vacancy out Of which nobody knows what
Ills might spring"
The election Of a delegate TO Congress
from Alaska took place on the 9th instant,
and resulted in the election OF Colonel Nj.
ID. Ball, late collector OF customs, By a large
majority.
II Il said that the American delegates 10
the Methodist Congress were surprised al
the drinking habits Of their Wesleyan hosts
in England.
The Riddleberger bill is a humorous
piece OF legislation. Resd II, every body !
Virginia People.
The New York Herald thinks the Demo.
erals ought TO elect a Democratic president
OF the Senate.
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DEATHS.

n.,,r,ad this life. sunday evening, sep'emtep ~;
tesf" az mnisrial fever, GEOBGb ALI n.nrd
Don aged thirty-seven years Two ~ 20 ~ an
thirteen days. A klno Du'p""'*@
DCa,ns INTO Ne ali We that are weary apd hesFy-
' u1 ,,neraI " mi take place from bis lac resllehca,
ak T~Snty.ihird street. TO-DAY at , 2s'gT n
q u. Friends OF the family are fespec'iu"J
yltrd TO attend.
- !. po.st,,bam county. September 26th,
rhDuItN%' infant child OF J.. r.. and A.. p. Wibialh''
SSsd len months aud seven days.
Of snch IS the Kingdom Of Heaven"
Funeral TO-DAY at 4 O'Clock 7. A- A. 70
Mayo street.
n.., 81, tho morning Of September 25ih' at MS
Disn, rcaidsTce. No. I12 sOutb flill
S,rse1' Holm Bryant. second and ONLY son .,
Josn ID. and Laura \. Coin; aged one year e's"'
ui III f,nsr,i took Mace Yesterday AT 4 y. NJ.
Ivnchburg and Fredericksburg papers p"
COPY.
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The World, In answer to a question, says
that II Mr.. ARTHUR should die and the Pre-
sident Of the Sensle succeed him the latter
would not cease 10 be q senator, nor could
be escape the Performance Of the duties Of
the presidency except by resignlDg his pre-.
sidency Of the Senate or his sena.orsbip.
Surely the World has been following Re-
publican precedents aud evolving eonstitu-
tlonsl law out OF the depths OF iis " In
ner consciousness fof he Constitution OF
the United States exuf AZ says:
.NO person boldiJ y Office under the
United States shay member OF either
hOnse during bis & n9ee IN ONCE
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THE EASTERN SHORE.

DANIEL, BARBOUR, AND N'KINNEY FLAG-A
SMALL A|AHONEITR GArHERING-TBE CON
sERvATIyES AROUsED-DANlEL, WISE, AID
TUCKER COMING.
LOUISVILLE, ACCONAC COUNTY, VA
September %, 1881.
Editors Dispatch : | now write to inform
you that we are not behind our iellow-citi-
zens OF the western part OF the State in our
zeal for the success OF the Conservative
party. In The little village Of Louisville
the COnseI yatiyes raised on Saturday last a
pole aud fig, upon which were Inscribed
the names OF Daniel, Barbour, and McKin-
ney, our noble staDdard-bearers who we
have no doubt Will lead Us to victory. The
people OF LCcustYille and vicinity deserve
the need o. praise as having been the first
Oh the Shore to raise a flig in honor OF our
candidates. When the flig was hOi,led to
the top OF the pole, Sky feet in the air, il
was salu'ed with cheers from those pa
triOtic Nirginians who %rcpudiate r%cpudia-
ton and ScOrn those OF their fcllO E-citiZeDs
who to crafty their sordid lust for power
are willing 10 destroy our hereditary inSti-
tulionS and our AnglO.SlXon civilization.
THE PEOPLE THOROUGHLY AROUSED.
The people have not been so thoroughly
aroused since 1869, and are fully aware that
in this campaign we have the same issue
which we bad then. After the f1g was
raised, Mr.. +. p. Brent, late Of Lynchburg,
delivered an able and effective address on
some Of the Issues Of the campaign. He
dwelt for a short while on each OF these
topics The importance OF the maintenance
OF the pubic credit, the preservation Of our
civilization and OF our institutions, after
having paid a handsome tribute 10
standard bearers. Throughout MS speech
he was listened 10 with profound attention,
and at its close was enthusiastically ap-
plauded. After this address Il Dsuiel club
was formed, with a membership OF thirty
seven Conservative voters, which we hope
to increase TO one hundred before the cleo
ton.
POOR SHOW FOR M|AIONEITEs.
On the same dsy the Maboneites raised 3
Cameron fig at the yoting.preciuct ei
N%ewstOwG, and | am credibly informed
that at their meeting there were not more
than twenty five persons present, Including
Conservatives (whO repaired thiiher TO
crafty their curiosity women, children,
and negroes.
You may rest assured that there is no
doubt about Accomsc in this election. The
success OF our candidate for the House OF
Delegates, Captain W. p. NJ. KelIam, is re-
garded as q certainty. Our people are de-
lighted to know tha, we will have
MAJOR DANIEL, CAPTAIN GEORGE D. WISE, AND
HON. J. RANDOLPH c
over here in October. | think | may safely
assert it without fear OF contradiction, as
the opinion Of our best. informed men, that
when the Eastern Shore is canyassed by
these eloquent gentlemen there will be
found very few white men in The Read
iHster- Republican party. Some who have
been Read listers now say that they are not
going TO give aid, either directly or indi.
rectly, 10 the Republican party.
lNCOGNITO.
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The New York Graphic says there is
nothing in the Constitution that prevents a
man not a member Of the Senate from being
elected president pro tenn. OF that body.
Nor Is there anything in the Constitution
that prohibits the election Of an Englishman.
But neither will be elected to that important
nniPp
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THE REVOLUTION.
DANIELS VICTORY AT BRISTOL
The southwest In a Blaze.

candidates Great Speeches-Nothing
Like II in Modern Canvasses-h hesem"ie'
the TriumphaI March OF .Prentiss through
siis.Issippi-R iddieberRer's Chilling heee'-
,ion-The Hon. J. Is. Riehmond's Elequeh'
Speeeh; lie says the Revolution Has heaeh-
Cd scott. and Il az UncOnfrollable as n
Prairie.Fire-BIair Challenged 10 DISCUSS
hi. Le,ters-Wbat Africa Thought-Honor
20 the Late President.
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pay eoapS. NorIoNs. q.
rICrUKE.TRAmEs. ENGRA,i>">'

HAVING RECEIVED MY , n
IL STOCK. l sm Offering an g,od'
prices than ever before.
sNlo PHOTOGRAPH FRAMES, t'.
~. So, and Ace. 10 81. r
nne assortment Of VELVET 4ud
FRAMES from lOc. upwards.
rOLE-CORNICEs and ENrt\>i'N
NlCEs on hand.
FRAMtD CHROMOS from 50, 1880 ~.
Easel Tor maulrl and plrlor. ,...r
flCfuhE-tkAMES MADE To Vi u,.
Sc is.im,'" ei2 Naa'i'
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VI w II7VNT|W 7
In MemOriam.
James A. Garfield.

James a. Garfield.
n '. who mourn to-day the natl ms loss,
R,asct hsniie on what the nation gave
ia highest honor 10 the early spring.
And nov Il Riyes-a gfaVcl
A few short months ago 4 noble sou
Turned from hts new. won tonors 20 emio"
His gray-hsired mother % us "''"S SID"
And now-he lieth cold.
Thrsugh the sim shadows Of that fateful hour,
D.rk i'm It's weight Of anguish silehl'y
ra,o ,be isht of Jesus smile he passed
And night was on the sra
nc. Anew not tb,n our loss-ihe morning broke,
"Yetnsbing Inc RADIANT skies from East 10 West
The world swOke 10 us Old toll, but he
Had gained the promised rest
Tn. morning broke, spd eager voices asked 3,
The " Is Il wel2 p" sndnone c u,d answer nay
since unto him coos message han come
'Tls well with him io-iy.
To where earth's discords eyermore shall cease
Honored and held in Uieh repu'e he passed.
while ever DER him shGne The star Of God,
Ana sOOthtd him 20 The last.
p,.,se , n,rrov grave The nations meet.
And meptil 2 mourn that lie Of s1crlhe'
The " Mole world is akin 10 the SAD hOuf
Wherein tic good man ole5.
To her who mourBe,h 90 her widowed home,
From her who bore the same sharp loss there
a loving word. a crown OF spotless flowers
TO wrtathe a spOiless name
A uom.p Mt think we or the dead. thea turn
Unto The Hyiug-O Tie grief, the l0ssl
he won 10 cay-O sOlsCe sHfe he crOHh-
But they-they bear the cfos7'
Z" am the resurrection aud The ne ~
OsouIs bowed Gown. 3rt c-wi-h him! Inc 500
Enfoideth not thy best belOved-n4y-
Passed hencc-he lives with God
He Is not deas. since death IS overcome.
~. 49, a.. 80. "a nINnh IUaFA cave
His nfe h,th gone" Where IS my sung utaH'
Thy victory, . c%TayeP'
The bells toll solemniY-the lies are Ger;
Hsap high with rey'rsnt hands above the sVd
The tribute Of our sweet memorial fOWers-
And leave him win his God.
e.. r. CREsPf.
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Political SpecuIatIons at Cleveland

POLITICAL ApecuIatIOnS at Cleveland
The correspondent OF the Baltimore Sun
telegraphs as follows from Cleveland (:
While it has been generally believed that
no changes would occur in the Cabinet for
some months to come, the drift OF the talk
here among those who hold intimate rela-
tions with som Of The members OF the Cab.
met is that " or three OF the latter have
concluded not to remain, but will insist
upon their designations being accepted.
They VIII do this for the reason that they
would prefer to retire now at the begin.
ming OF General Arthuf's administration
than to wait a few months and then be
asked 10 resign. IL is fully expected that
important developments will follow the ne.
turn OF the Cabinet to Washington.
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MeSsrS. =. b. JONES, JAMES S. Brown,
and p. b. BARBOUR Conservative Executive
Committed have announced a barbecue in
every magisterlal district OF Orange. Fol.
low their example, and make each barbecue
a political lOye.feast.
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A leading citizen of Richmond says one
OF the best signs Of this canvass is that all
Of his friends in one Of the lower counties
who in 10 were KfSdjusters are now active
for DANIEL. This Is a good sign, and the
same is true Of other counties that could be
named.
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PRECEDENT.

AS we have heretofore stated, we find
upon reference 10 the Congressional Record
that on the first Monday IN December, 1873.
the Senate met. The ce-President called
the Senate to order. Then follows list OF
the names Of the senators present. Then q
prayer by the chaplain. Then, after all
tbis-afier there was a lawful SeDate found
10 be prCsen'-Mr. INGALLS, presented The
credentials Of his colleague, who was there
upon sworn in. The credentials were pre-
sentcd TO an organized Senate. Here we
ind a precedent for the Democrats TO fol-
low. HENRY WILSON wss then Vice-Prcsl-
dent. He knew bow to proceed. II the
precedent be followed, there will be no
doubt OF the election of 4 Democratic Pres
idcut and Secretary. In flct, we do not see
that there can be any other mode OF proce-
durp.
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IL
,ho,,or no IMAGINED than described. NE
c,ns,ng remarks were grandly eloquent, hpu
he stonoed amid Iong.coDtiniled cnee,lul,
and he friends TOOK him up IKE cnnu Tnu
carried him TO his carTisge. and ne ie. ~,
ltbs civ covered al over With glory. hDout
. oOo .nersous were present, ana ihey WI
neyer forget The day. A Readluster 1uose
~ one Of The Southwest counties c1ne uPp'
D,,iel and said, al have been htso!uso =;
! hn, 7 am going TO vote and work Tor YOU
OUR SPEAKERS AT NIGHT. .
M noonto ~ Bristol were not satished
J ,ri,h The four hours speaking at ibe FAIR
Cronnds but a crowd volunteered 10 as
somhI.. without any previous Dotlce' at
Uinstrn,s warehouse, and sent for Danltl,
wbo had taken tea with Professor WINSTON,
% cnmp down and let Others who had NOT
he,rd Daniel AZ the Fair Grounds see tne
m.o who was 10 be our merit Gorern0r' ne
rort evcused himself from a speech, ana
introduced Or. MOnleiro. who bsDusomel!
entertained he audience for about an nouI'
/ Tie il doing q good work. After his speech
the
~ Scott county, was seen in the audience,
and after repeaied calls he came forward,
and with an eloquence that aStonished us
he noriroyfd i'm vivid cOlOrs The ReadJust.
crs ~ to-day. He himself was an original
Rcsdiusicr. but sooner than zee FlrglDla
disprIced be would pay double or tbflDDIe
faxes: ven, ne would have bis right arm cut
of. lie ,aid il the present COALITION party
succeeds and gets control Of TIE GoFern-
orship aud the Legislature, that IN that case
Cameron would 90 10 the United STATES
senate, and he and Malone would be
TWO REPUBLICAN SENATORS RgPRbsENTING
VIRGINIA
in Conpress and Lewis would he Governor
and he is as deep-dyed Republican As you
can find anywhere; and II tneir prOml'es
TO the negroes be carried out We wouiu nav
whites and blacks in The same schools, the
r.w nrobibitipR whites and bl,cks from iD-
termarrying would be repealed, ana the
Au0lo.SaXon race would be under the con-
troi and heel Of the colOred people, ana
turnlng 10 the RcadiuSters present SAN:
"Gentlemen, are you prepared Tor tha'
He stated That
TIE REVOLUTION SOW GoIHG on
had reached. Scott county, and That Scott
was going 10 give q handsome mrlorlly ioI
Daniel I'm November, aud we may adu tn'l
Washington i going 10 do the same tnlng.
Good,on. we think, viii give Daniel a large
majority. Nous UeTTonS.
WHAT AFRICA THOUGHT.
A colored msn who did not seem to un'
derstand what was going on when he ~"
them take up DsnIel and clrry him on tbeir
shoulders, said "Nime o GodI VINO.
DAFT Is dat de man dat killed Garfield Z
What's dey going to do wild i'm Is dey
going to hang I'm
HONOR TO TIE LATE PRESIDENT.
In accordance with the proclamation OF
President Arthur and the W Mayors OF
our towns, Dckey and Terry, Monday will
be suitably observed In hOnorin2 the mem
ory OF toe late James A. Garfield. Prcsi-
IL II
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CARPETS. oiL.CLoruS

|, ei aa olL.CLOThS. &c.-I bsys
oil oiI,c %y rEnsLL sdTock ot soocs.
at 1unca = o. al grades. C0rnies' 49, iS ahd
HOLLANDS AIMS OF the latest sIyIe, ~ IAN
am cetsinS rsper ~haugiDEs OF al styles 'x xshes
To-. Worrs prices. All orders prompilS
Sc lS.2m N a.la,, A. JENNINGS.
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1t seems certain that Mr.. BAYARD can
have the presidency Of the Senate if he
wants it. 1t is stated by a mos: reliable cor
respondent that the chief clerk Of the Sen.
ate, Mr.. SBOBER. will call the body to order.
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STATE CONSERVATIVE D%rMocRArIcl
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE,

HININ"NTf NNVFNuWNI u AVNIf J
John j. Wilkinson, Of PittSylyania, is ap.
pointed a canyasser for the Fifth congress
siOnal district.
Colonel Thomas CroXton will speak at
Warsaw, RichmOnd county. Monday DC.
lober 30, aud Tuesday, October 18Th; King
and Queen Courthouse Wednesday, DC.
tober 12Ih Lancaster Courthouse, Tues.
October 20 b. A. NJ. KELLEY,
Chsirman.
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The Masoulc lodges of Newark are making
arrangements TO hold a Lodge Of Sorrow in
memory Of President GARFIELD, who was
a distinguished Mason.
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Now they say that ARNOLD, the colored
Republican speaker, supported GREELEY.
Well, so did Postmaster GmMER, who holds
a fat Federal office.
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The Rev. f. ID. POWER, who delivered
the address over the late President at
Washington, is a son OF ex.State Senator
DR.. Power, OF York county, Va.
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Wafer is becoming SO scarce in New Jer-
sey that some OF The slloon-keepers are
thinking Of running on half time.
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BANKRUPT NOTICES.

mo 1901
y lie DISTRICT COURT OF THE
40 hSNiTED STATES FOL THE EASTERN Ms
~ OF VIRGINIA IN THE MATTFp ~
kUPTCY. BANK
~NIChNoND, VA, September 10, 1881.
10 AL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.
court nv r. ,h.s = petltion has been nled ip said
oonnty II. N Booker, Dr., OF Prince Esvsr1
the aet ~ acl oi Congress or March z, rs ~
tSers as eniehaatory thereof and sunnismsn, u
ali ~ .yt = ulsshArge and certincate ihsr,soS r-,,,s
- " deos ard other claims proyahle nn'lar isois
O'CLOCK " 'ns, zoe SO DAY OCT0BFR. lssI" al ~
Register I'm ~ onlee OF ThoEa~ s. Atkins, 10
me s ~ nlShnond. Va, Is aSlgsed Tor Ihe hS.riny' ~ n
csnss sn ~ rnen aud where Nou may attend and x 81
peIllion ~, yon nave, Why The prayer OF M, ss,d
JOHN x. POPHAM, CDerk
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George w. Waliing. Esq. Superinten.
dent Police, New York. observes: BY tie
use of ST. Jacobs OIL a member OF this De
pariment was relieved OF Rheumatism.
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The news from northern Virginia is first
but IL yOH want on overwhelming
victory, organize and work.
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NJ BLANKETS IN great variety at
LEVY BROTHERS.
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RICHMOND ATHLETIC CLUR.

THE ROOMS OF THIS CLUB WILL
Il BE THROWN OPEN FOR the u,eOf the mem
bers on aud sfter The lsT DAY OF OCTOBER
Mkt. Applications Tor membership may be made
tihrougq any one OF th- FXecu'ive Committee. Or
through The Undersigned. Tie rooms will be. As
neretOfOrs, on seventh street between Broad and
Grace streets. HOWARD r.. BAYNE,
Sc 25-Su,Tu&Th3t President
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E~DUcATIGs.tL
zTEDICAL COLLEGE or VIRGINIA
wi RICHMOND.


The FoR1Y FOURTH SESSION - It's iDui'r.
lion commences FIRST hONDAI VI b'iVBtR
and terminates May 10Th.
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: HUNEH ERTS

WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY,
s~FPTRMBEE 2sTH ND20IH,
Mr.. George N eys al tDiatiOu.
ACHlLD OF II STATB,
one Of The most 'plcndid successes ever achieved az
N1llsck', Theatre.
The most powerful mclO drama " the daY. 4
piBy which eltciriics the passions and hres lhe SEN
sibIiities. Audiences eyince their appreciation by
alternate smiles and tears.
Character nv Mr. james NJ. llardle, Mr.. George
HOey, Mr.. Mark VI Price. l., j. Dillon, Mr.. II. Rers
Davis, Mr.. Frank willard, Madame Ma'eroni. Miss
Emma Price. Mrs. J. j Prior, and Miss Eva Glenn
Bsker. FRIDAY y SATURDAY, september
3Oih and October Ist, S%arlou', greatest play. which
ran an entire .e.sOn al Wallack'5 Theatre New
York city,
DIPLOMACY.
MATINEE SATURDAY At ~ p. VI. Sotwish.
standing this extraordinary attraction. the usual
scale Of prices will he adopted. Box. sheet opens
TUESDAY al S A. VI. at Ramos 4 vose7' aud office
OF Theatre. Sc 13-3tt
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TROPIC-FRUIT LAXATIVE.
PRESCRIBED By PHYSICIANS.
TROPIC-FRUIT LAXATIVE,
PREPARED FROM TROPICAL FRUITS AND
PLANTS,
A DELICIOUS AND REFRESHING
FRUIT LoZENGE,
-
WHICH SERVES THE PURPOSE OF
PILLS AND
DiSAGREEABLE PURGATIyE
MEDICINES.
T~ROPlC-FRUIT LAXATIVE
Is TIE
BEsT PREPARATION IN THE WORLD
FOR
CONSTIPATION, BMIOUsNEss.
FILES AND ALL KINDRED COMPLAINTS.
tacts gently, effectively, aud is delicious IN tsts
Cleansing the system thoroughly, II Impart, yigor, 70
mind and body, and dispels melancholy. hvnochor-
ara etc. ONE TRIAL c~oNyINcHs.
ACkED / BRONZE TIN BOXES oNuy
-"'e' 90 aAd 90 cents. Sold by an druggists.
lmy 3~-deodtMhlO, 1921
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Expenses Tor whole Cour-e. including Va.

MIS- EMMA GEEBE, TtA'IIEE uF
Mrs. GOriOu EuE'ish and Ar.. 60. ~. NOM. b.
friends spd patrons inat sfrr ~~YI sn.-
O'Clock = NJ he has . Fey 1,nrs lfif rl.rb .r.a -
10 the %f0lowi9E genilem". : N-.rs. D. ~. N.--.
q. A.. Pcnur. aud 4 Os'erlOI. Her atf-.-. . '
325 north Flrh street 2I-fr.
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rhn Nation'a Dead.

A, appropriate TO the issue Of our paper,
immediately following the nations day oil
mourning, we give the following fine poem
II Is worthy of perussl aud preservation
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prynLrTInN VOW GOING on

had reached. Scott county, and That scott
was going 10 give q handsome mrIorlly lor
Daniel in November, aud we may add that
Washington Is going 10 do the same thIng.
Good,on. we think, VIII give Daniel a large
p,eiorifv. Nous UeTTOpS.
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BARBOUR, N~'KISSRY PLAZA
SMALL AAHONEITB GA~THERING-THK CON
s|ERyATIyES AEOCsED-DANlEL, WISE, AID
TUCKER COAING.
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.,esSs niItkRs cures bs removing the caus or
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A AFRICA THOUGHT.

A colored msn who did not seem to I'M
dersrand what was going on when he saw
them take up Denlel and clrry him on their
shoulders, said "Nime o God! Who's
dat? Is dat de man dat killed Garfield Z
What's dey COINS to do wild i'm Is dey
..f,, g., no, ~ Itn,
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in a t~hree-quarter hours speech, and forgot
to tell the people with what party he was
going TO cooperate; but Daniel In bi. last
speech (bree.qnarter n0ur) did not forget
II, and he again called on him TO answer;
Voices: Make him answer.l and Riddle
berger arose and said, 81 viii cooperate
with Democrats, and | viii eo6perste with
Republicans provided they are ReSdjust.
ers." Daniels remarks following this can
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HONOR TO TIE LATE PRESIDENT.
In accordance with the proclamation OF
President Arthur and the W Mayors OF
our towns, Dckey and Terry, Monday viii
be suitably observed In hon0rin2 The mem
DRY OF toe late James A. Garfield. Presi-
don't f.. ~,