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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-16

A Cough, Cold OR Sore Throat should
bs stopped Neglect frequently results in An
1ncnrnbIc Lung HiScnSe or COnSuMip.
ton. Is s u w Ms IS DNCIlIAL
FssGChEs do not disorder the stomach Eka
cough syrups and bslssm' bus net directly
OH The inflamed parts, allaylng irrit.t on,
9iverelefia Asthma. IsrOnc chi tits. Coughs,
Cuiarrh, aud the Throat i'rOubieS which
Singers ANA Public speakers arc sui.
iect 10. For thirty years Dro@n's Bronchial
Trnches have been recommended by physicars,
and always giva petfcc! sstisf.cllou Having
been tested by vide and constant uso for nearly
An entire generation. lhay bavs st.ained wei.
merited rank among thD f.!i s!.pp rennt:ics of
the age. Sold ct 25c box overywhera milo
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-16

de0t, ye. thoy int:nle3 30 psY the deb. wlhtU
raising the taxes: The rasGiustsrs intended 10
pay two ihisGs Of :aotob', ) 9. 90 00G. src mass
West VirsiIia pay the other thied. He con
.inued 10 asssii The Democratic party, and as,l
under reaGju:sal rolls th9 Stale hai become
prosparcui and values hal Sulo w. The fund.
srs did not intend to iac7ss2a ts1ation but they
inten ded to incr,alo ths subjects OF taxation TO
pay McOulloch.
Cspt. Mckinney in a manly. s!rsish. forward
manner replied to every assertion made By Capt.
Blair. reae:ving most fattering applause He
charged Blair with beng false to tho people if he
know the revenue of the Stale was being sqsn.
dered, and kept silent on the subj CO.. He show.
cd, thst Ms 3r Danitl had been one Of the best
friends of the publ; schools in the Legislature,
aud paid that gentleman IA handsome tribute.
Capt. Mckinney by his lofty sentiments and
beautiful, chssts language. completely csptlrod
the largo crowd present, producing most
favorable Impression upon all, reaojnste:s 10
well IS democrats; M Impression that Will tell Ii
his favor St the election in November. That hG
will receive large M aii.y ia tina county thoro
is DO doubt.
Cap. Blair repici t. Capt Mckinney in
shout tho ea;ne spe: Gu he male IN this city q
short time ago
Il the crowd at the mosing yesterday, is t. bn
considered is q ia;r index To thu sentiment q
Fairfax County, It is safe t. say an overwhelm
ing ma GRITTY awaits tha democratic Licie! a that
county next ROVem 6er-a NJ )fity thai will
kill Gu: ii honism in old Fsris3.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-16
General Mahono's Washington orssu saws


Tho readjusterS. Bourbon debt payers AID
stralehout ulttoes all seree as TO the princip.l
OF tho debs OF the State of Virginia. They
say IL is about twenty millions, boiog Two
thirds OF what 1t was in 1861. st tho oulbe
Of tho civil war. The ulncr third has never
been paid; but all parties 10 Virginia repudiato
that smOnn'.'
1t tho General prints much moro Of su, b
ut as this. peoplo will sly his Washington
editor is either fool or Ias,al. Tho MAJ
ho1ltes. debt payers and strAig htout republicans
do not agree as to tho principal of The dcbt Of
Virginia. neither do they say it is about twenty
millions. The Mahonlres igtco and say this,
but the debt payers snd the slrsishlout rel ubli.
csns agree and say the debt al )ut thirty three
millions + doIsr', AMI til. too. with the OF O
thirl of the orieioal debt, or West Virginia
porloa assigned 10 that State. "a 20 oil
parties. respecting this ouo third, all that il 30
be said, and 1t ls suh,tent, Is that ono hiri of
Virgioil and enc third OF her people were
taken away TO firm the State of Yves: Viz
gioia, ami If that. 10 iuaic, and tquty. doesn't
reli .vo her of Doe third Of her debt then nothing
would. According to the Generals Washing
ton organ if all tho territory of Virginia tx,ept
the city Ct Rich Hond. ins cad of ono third. h ID
been cut off 10 form the State of West Virgjris.
that city would have been bound for the whols
Of the State debt.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-16
Financial.

NEW YOnK. Aug. lG.-rhe Posts lios0ci,l
artolJ says: At the stock exchange there is e
general depression 10 day. the Immediate c4ase
holng tto critical condition of President Gar.
Hsid. u, 5. bonds ar. lower Ter the A and
extended Is, the other SUES bong unchanged.
Stale DO: d. are dull and sr4sdg. K. Il honds
are dull, aod thu speculative issu,s nro down
3 per cent. the ohslo speculation hiss oa=n
Wv tevGIish. The extreme deono ranscd irom
g. Jcr oeut. 10 tho nancy market lhn qlo.
tatlun for call ioaos is .! ii per cent.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-16

The Mshonltee, by making tic Riddcbefger
bill part Of their platform, boldly proclaim
themselves reIu lators. and Mr.. Wise, lcld =
log Mshonitr, says, this thirg OF ssltIiog tho
State debt on terms acceptable to tho creditors
rs all bosb; tell them what You will give them,
and let them take that or nothing" Tho res
publican parry is lhs high moral party of tho
country, the psry that may doubt tho existence
OF God. butjhas 90 abiding faith in the bind
log obligation of ptcuoisry contracts. and vet.
srom the mao it elected President down to Van
Auken. tho patty ofica holder who denied he
was Mahonlte when threatened with the loss
OF bis cfice, bu! proclaimed himself ono as SOON
as that threat Was removed. with tu! few uDip.
haential exceptions, the Who'll, party supports
the movement 10 Virginia that originated in
aod Is sustained by desire TO rob tho creditors
OF tho State Of their lust claims. Col. Pophsm.
prominent republican,, says it is ridiculous for
the VirgioIa republicans TO assert that they arc
debt payers. u. s. Marshal Lewis SAYS the
republicans of Virginia arc on record 40 opposed
to the payment of the State debt and repub.
hcau newspaper of Washington ssys:
The republican party outside Virginia is
really mott 10 favor of Wisconsin, spd the
parry 10 Virginia is yearly solid, and will soon
be qaite 30. - ''''
1t prejudice and wrong did not confr,, oleo-
lions 10 this country, the republican party would
soon De among tho many things that were.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-16

CAPT ll0wdArE UNEpER ARREsr.-~var'.
Hinry ". ilossss. Who f.tei up Tho Guioao
in this ely, sd who HIS ftc,njly .iled vic
u0sCr.aiy ty h $ o,aGrc.i,a with q iressiry g ri
scandal iu Washington. was srrcstcl at Mount
Clemens, Mich, ycs.rrisS. on w'rrant chare-
log him with cmbezzlemcot from The Govcrn-
mept to tho amtuot oil moro than Sl0. 600 whilo
he was lis u.sug officer in The SiEoal Service
Department. l: is knowa that the bills OF tho
Western Union Telegraph Company against
tho Signal Seryio, Depsrtncnt are enormous.
coming in 10 amouo;s OF $4,000 to $4,000 q,
one time, and it s CHARGED that DUNG lSI9Uspt.
Howsato filed GU vouchers putporting to b,
for telseraphiug Bills b1s which were frsudu
lent, savera times; onc, to the aGcInt Of
$l2 eco, add at oth,r times fer Sll 800. for
81 000 $l2 100. or altogether for SAC. 500.
When interviewed on the uticot. the Caplaio
appeared to toxic bis arrest coally, aod said he
cou'd easily expisin matters, Wheu the tme
came. lie was arraisccd D,fOre u 1ited States
Commissioner Graves aud waived lXamiaa:ion.
snd lot i1r Washington. His wife is with
him.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-16
WanlOn Murder.

FRANKFORT. Ky, August l5.-John Flnp,
desperate. shot Thomas Bridgolotd in q saloon
here at midnight on Sunday night. Bridgetord
died Last evening from the effects OF the wou1d.
he wasa Confirmed inebriae, but entirely harm.
lcss and inotfsnsiVa, and gayo no provocation
whatever for the muIderors act.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-16

having subsequently, done w,r:i meet for re-.
peItanco,' will ever 60 10 hosveH."
I! this be true General Malone il in bad
way, for he stooa upon tho floor OF the Senate
las. Spring aud boldly svow ID that he had 10
regrets for tbs psIt he had taken in tho foul
criLae 0f the s!avaholders' rebellion"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-16
A Eicndish Attcn,Ot.

GALVESTON. Tex, Aug ia special TO tho
News from San Antonio rays: "AR unsucccss.
cursion train, having on hoard $50 men, women
and children, by la7ing cross ties across the
track. The train was going q! tho ratio of 80
miles sn hour, and the engine striking the ties
threw them from tho track in overy direction.
Five men who were riding on III, COW catcher
Wero badly bluisedn
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-16
VIRGINIA NEW.S.

The Mexican Veterans Assooiati q Of Nor
folk aud Portsmouth, me-. o. Wednesday, and
arranged to attend tho Yolk:cwl conteunlal.
A foe rain visite Dluv.l q ID ati ,cout SEQ.
lion Saturday night. doing thu growing corn
aud tobacco incaculabo benefit
A son Of Hon. Hugh MIC ioch has FUR,
chased the farm of J, hn Bjtkjr 10 Backlog.
ham c3uoty, for $4,000.
Sherwood Fo: est" ia Stafford oouoty vas
offered ct public suoiCn 90 Saturday. bu, With.
drawn at bid Of SIS $50.
Tho continued eX roma low1e3s of James
river and its trlbu arl:s shows al unusually dry
season OF more than oidoaty loogth.
The corner stone of . new Episcopal church
at Rappahaunock Sts:ior, Virginia Midland
Railroad, Was laid with Masonic ceremonies
aod an address from lI,n. James V. Brooke on
Friday last.
Ground was trokea yesterday for tho grain
elevator. which is 10 be built near he Chesa-
petke and Ohio track. o)rner of Washington
and Seventeenth streets, Richmond. Tbe
Chsso Elevator Clmp,uy of Chca 20 sr, tho
architects.
a new brick school house on tho BoHiog
Green road. 10 Fairfield district, Honrico CO.,
was unroofed during the storm on Saturday
last. The side walls fell in, and tho limbeIs
were spiotrred and scattered aboat in every
direction. A portion Of tho root Ras carried
abcu. four hundred yards.
Notice has been filed in tho Chsn,ery Court.
Richmond, by George B. Harrison snd other
stockholders of the Richmond and Allegheny
Rsiiroad Company that application would be
made tor an ir Junction and rc,rainiog order 10
prevent the ANS ,smstion mr. onnanlIdotjon If
the said c,mpa1y with the Atlantic aud North.
western and the Ohio Central Railroad Compa
nles. and to prevent the said railroad csmpi-
nles and tho syndicate committee thereof from
lssuiog or recording any mortgage or lien upon
the property aud franchises Of the Richmood
and Allegheny RAILROAD Company, under any
other name whatsoever, orher than the $50 900
authorized By the charter.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-16

IheTa Has dlstu ssion yesterday d. Culpeper
G. b between Mcssrs. Eiadlebergtr, Mshonits
and Gibson, democrat. There was large crowd
present Al o good deal of applause en- both
sidee. Both speakers acquitted themselves 10
the satisfaction Of their respective friends. A
nu nber of Mahonites were present from sd
Joining cnunIies
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-16
Tho Hand lS;II.

LONDON. Aug. l6 Tho Morning pnst says:
We have reasons to believe tina. tho differences
between tho two houses Of Ptr.i,ment still admit
OF adjustment, a0d iha:ho lsnd bill will pass in
form that viii make il less obCC 10 & able 10 tho
opposition in The House OF Lords
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-16
&TrEMrrRD BRIBERY. Tho Lynchhurg

ATTEMPTED BRIBERY Tho Lynchhurg
News ia responsible for the folio wing:
VT is currently reporietths! James D. Brady,
Of Petersburg, Mahonu'5 iauteusnt and boon
com panioO, epdpsvoteI " brbs Cochran. chair
man OF the Republican state Cautrsl Conmi..
tee to Operate in the Interest Of tho boiling NOR.
gres. Cochran hii.eet aflisais thu: di.honur..
bic proportions WOKE advanced By Brady, and
that he indignsatly rejected them. giving tho
MshUno striker to understand that he was not to
be purchased la the interest Of the Boss"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-16
Fatal Accident,

DENVER Ausuls l6.-Advoos from Gau.
1lSon City report that last Thursday q. Tho Csr-
AGO and Flags mining camp, 2S miles tron Gun.
nlsoo, Two meo wtr, instantly KILLED ard two
fatally maDaIed by an explosion Of nitro gSc,-
rim,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-16

Mr.. Blair, the Malone candidate for Attorney
General the State, fAvors the Boycot.ipe svs.
tenn, snd says the farmers OF his county ara con-
sidering she ACCESSIBILITY Of transferring their
trade to cities more favorable to Mahonism than
Alexandria. As Alexandra never had any OF
the Wythe county trade, its loss OF that trade
wont amount to much. but Mr.. Bsirs threat
shows what sort of man he is and what sort of
party it is to which he belongs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-16
Murdered for Twenty Dos,rrs

DENVER. Col.. August lG-Na,uel C:rd9va
was murdered on Saturday, near lbs Animss.
Col., by one Sauchz. who COMMITTED the deed
to obtain $50. which the victim VAS supposed
to bavs iu bis pocket.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-16

Mr.. Thomas Torpy, Sc,tt Station, Pu!uar,
county, w. Va. 10 late Communication thrs
refers to his Experience with the Great German
Remeds: Whsn r'c.iVsi 81. Jac>b's OIL,
vas 10 bed with bs lhtu a'ism. snd DOW DIN
wslking about tho rOom with caoe, and before
| got it could not DO rovcd 10 uly BIRD. To
day, howov,r, went to the ssbc.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-16
President Garfield Dead I'm Eiver.

LIVERPOOL, August lG Tho Daily Pos
AID the Daily Courier of this city anoonncc
this morning the death Of President G,tdoId
and publish obituary notices..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-16

UST RECEIVED FRESH FHUH TIKI
- SPRING a 10. Of tho celebrated FARM
ViLtk LIrHla STRINGS WATER. For
salo on draught and by ihsga!,ca q;
VI I.UNTS
~ UGAhS.-A full line Of PRESERVING
~ SUdARS in sof9 hGd for sale by
jazz j. {. AILBUR|.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-16
MI AlSIS.IEI,Jl

In this city, July 3D. at the parsonage Of thu
"a presbj terrain CGu3ch, By Rev. VIM. Din.
Wlddin, MIR. s T. JACKSON and Miss ROSA
q. ENGLAND, both Of this CITY.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-16
STATE DEMOCRATIC TICKET

FOR G-YERNCH,
JOHN w. D- MEL, Of LINCHBU re.
FOR LIEUTENANT G.ygRNoR,
JAMES BARBOUR, OF CULPEPER
EJR Attorney GES4KAL,
r. w. MCKINNEY, OF FARMVILLH.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-16

One OF the Washington Sunday republican
newspapers says:
mo one who actively sustained so foul o
crime as the Shareholders rebellion, without
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-16
COMMERCIAL.

ALEXANDRIA MARKET, Angus. l6-Fluur
con!ltua firm O! yesterdays advance. Wheat
ia lower sLd excited. IN 1 theru is m i'm preston
that further decline sill tako place; sales OF
GlCO tu:hols Were made tc-liy al l27 and Is
Tor Flu" IN snd 100 for mixs', sno 1}l fer
Lancaster. Cora L. tlFm with sales Of 6lU lu.t-
Q sat Gl. TO Rye WAS offered, and one lot Of
O,tb brought Al. Int thi, is considered An ont
siho quotation.
BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET, Auyus. il
pricos this w"nE for Beef CAttln ranged as fol.
lOWs:-
POST beevcs.;.... t. a & -
Henefatiy Rated lrst quality "...-.4 y "A s ;,i
Medium or good fair qua!ity..........:i u u / co
ordinary Stoors, Oxen and Cows2 so n > u,
hxtrone range OF prices. 81 h Il ~
Most vi the sales Were from ........5 20 a 6 60
Receipts Tor tina week 21l1 had: sales 1857.
iii" market was silently NOR, active t,-l.y
tnan i0r several weeks past. An! became ca
only towsris th1 close Pricns were 4 slynt
fraction hIRhur than lsst weak Exlrame tons
were qa,:e scarce; eu! :howod little ii aTy
change; other grades particularly good bu,chSr
Cs!tlo' wore SAT- cunt per ID hignor than let
WoSk. Mich CoNS-Tha oGerinea are quite
hsht, win some inquiry l,r primo Cows, Wa
quote ST. u APPS per head wholesale.
Shsep and Lsmbs-Fho rccsp,s continue 70
."H Fu'so e"'iuion' very nRht Proportion OF
them DelnS good stock, and Ino: of these wero
cold early, leaving ths bulk OF tho balance, com.
mon stoCs, Tor our home demand We ou,te
Sheep at 3a5 cents, IS to gu ,h.y. md Lamps At
?5i6s per 10 gross with the Sc. stock of all binds
10 TAR demsnd. Arrival: hi, wlak Ii S G hosd.
Hcgs-Ihero IS falling OF q few hundred this
week as compared with the offerings las. week,
shd depreciation slso IN thei: quality, there
being more grass Hogs on The msfRel now AMI
these hre very hard TO soil with dsduc ion Of
22a25c per l0J lbs OF. We quote grassers at "a.
Sic, and cornfed Hogs at 81 .yc With extra ri SIC
per ID net. Tho latter grades are in far dem and
Arrivals this week 60lG head,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-16

MI. Gladstone boing twitted by Lord Sanborn
With msiotaiDiDg provoking sileOoe. replied ::
II said nothing because 1 koew n7tbsg; and
perhaps it would bo advantageous if those who
know nothing would soy less" A mo- that
might be given vide application.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-04-08

d sprinetime swcctf
Over the hills come thy lovely feet:
the earth > white mantle y ca<t away.
She clothes herself an In green to-day.
And the little fioucfs that hide from the cold
Are ~springins anew from the warm. fresh
mold
d S~prin9-time swcctf
the whole earth smiles thy coming 10 greet:
our hearts 20 their inmosf depths arc stirred
by me first spring Hover and the song of the
our sweet. strange feelings no room can ana.
They wander like dreams through heart aud
mind.
OSpring-timc sweet
How the old and the new IN thy soft hours
1he brightness and beauty that could not
me loves and the joys Of the buried past
Their fair ghosts rise with the ending OF
SHOW
The springs and the summers or long ago.
o spnnr-time sweet
How thou once vert dear and fair aud com
pIctci
No sweetness or words nor az music could tell
The rIadncss that once made my bosom swell:
And thou art not the same as the springs 81
For he beauty n blessing that come no
more.
q Spring-fimc sweet
with silent hope thy coming ] greet;
Doth rise. newborn. with the ending II frost:
Even 20 shalt thou bring meat last, Al last!
All the hope and the Joy and the love OF the
past
-Tiom me German.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-04-08

Tho vote necessary 20 organize the
Senate In the interest or the Republican
party has been obtained from Virginia.
10 b person Of Senator Malone -hith-
erto held up 70 scorn BY the largest
portion Of che Republican party As 4
repudator.
We do not suppose that even Senator
onkling. with all his audacitv. will
claim for = moment that there i any
thing natural in such q union.
Neither do we imagine that whatever
claim Is made or assurance g~iven-any
considerable number Of the intelligent.
read ny portion Of the people of the
United States viii be induced 10 believe
thar Mr.. Mahone's course Is not the
result Of Q very vulgar trade - trade
which soils and disgraccs both parties.
The Republican party never stands
upon tribes In its grasp II power. Nor
isit at all particular who contributes 10
i. MOI what the means. Mr.. HAYES
may steal IL or Mr.. Malone sell ii III
takes and then Reuse Or mildly re-
grets.
Neither i there IN the entire orcani-
zation one part or parcel more scrnpu-
lous than the whole. To hear the milk
faced Hoar talk 1t : college commence
mcnt. one would suppose thar he would
sooner consent 10 the loss Or al his
pos cssions than incur the faint Of evil
doing; and yet. Il the Republican party
wanted . Job q political thicvcry well
and quietly done, the venerable Hoar
out Turpin Jack Shepherd.
y would. a course, BE- more in his
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-04-08

prefers always 70 apologies lor che ~
q rather than depI0ro is loos.
AZ any time during the Last YEAR III
Democrats in the Senate could have mn
seated Kellogg. and thus made their
majority sure, but there were : dozen
men who believed such . course would
pe unJustinable. and hence refused 70
consent 70 Il. How long Mr.. Hoar q
MT, Conkling would have hesitated a
such 2 case their action Of the last few
days may indicate.
We do not complain Of the result a
the Malone business. On the contrary.
we are quite certain II viii be profitable
and satisfactory.
Il will be m edifying spectacle 10 see
the very proud Senator Of the proud
State Of New York made Chairman ~
me Commerce Committee by the single
vote of-Mahonc.
There are forty other chairmcn who
VIII be made such BY the same vote. and
who will be taught. from time 70 time.
the power which makes can also
unmake.
II i much better. therefore. that tn
Democrats be relieved OF the RESPONSE
bility Of Legislation. as well IS Of MANY
other things which depend upon Il.
As a minority in both Houses ~ Con
gress, the Democrats q amount 20
something. They can always take ad-
vantage Of the mistakes Of their oppo-
And chief among their mistakes-the
one which will injure them the most
whose results will be the most PERM
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-04-08

n
uenerai Mnhonc was chosen 10 repre-
sen. the state q y irg'nia n the United
o'ases senate ~ had always acted
w'sn me Democratic party Of the State.
anu been recognized and treated As 4
democrat. tor TWO Of three years the
Demoerats q that State have divided
n the question whether the whole
STATE debt should b. paid. or 4
compromise De elected on some mu-
.na'iy satisfactory basis. There has
peen an intense feeling in thu State on
TINS local issue. and the excitement ran
~ ngh that w sets Of Democratic
electors were nominated last fall. hut
po,n factions We're Democrats, both
~ tnem supported General Hancock.
anu o'tn q maintain their fealty
~ the i'cmocratlc party of the Union.
n headjusters, rs they call them
serves outnumoered the Debt-payers
secured control of the Legislature. and
e'ec'su oenera! Malone 70 the Senate.
n1enriai Manone was elected rs q
o nSnoeIa. from an overwhelmingly
Dcnio,ra,ic state. ne could not have
osene ieeted . ne not been supposed
- pe = democrat. lie would have been
ev'eu uo"n ~ disgrace had II been sup
PoSs" that ms hrst act a. senator would
oe 70 ~ over 70 me Republicans.
4 "" weeks ago. when Il was found
'hat inc " parties would be nearly
evenly balanced IN the Senate. there
were mtimations that Senator Malone
negotiating with the Republicans.
~ "as reported by Republican CORE
Pohuents tnat no would vote with the
'.epun'icans on condition that he should
~ ano"eu 70 distribute the Federal
'a''ona1e ~ virginia. Ills local pa
ST. wien y understood TO be his per-
'on'' organ denied the report. But
ittcr taxing ms Senatorial oath he se-
seat on The Republican side Of
chamber, declined TO lake part in
Ine caucus, kept aloof from
,emoera.'c oenalors. became increas-
10y in''ina'e "ith Republicans. and is
pe''s1 70 pc ~ great favor At the
y nl'e Rouse. yesterday the Republic
q that they had a majority
= tne senate, counting the vote q; Vice
reSinent Arthur, who. according To es-
api'sneu precedent. IS permitted to
PIE N the matter Of organization in
MS q = tie' But were The seats all
.lieu the Republicans would have only
hirty-seven Senators. VIII 10 the Demo-
rats have thirty-eight, and senator
Jaws: though an independent, had de-
iareu tnat IN me matter 81 organization
8 should vote with The latter.
,nder these circumstances it was
pNious that the Republicans had
AIMED over one Democratic Sem
Tor; a the speech Of Sena-
~ h,i brought Malone 70 his feet
nm ihe confession that he was the
My man ict he claimed 10 be a
ettcr Democrat then the thirty-seven
Senators who maintained
neir principles and Loyalty 70 their