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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-17

London, July IL - rne Mornlng Post, il
IN editorial, directs a',eation to the aFtich
N the Quarterly Review, intended to show
rom statistics that British manufacturer.
are declining and hat foreigners arc com
oetirg successfully even in Eogiish market,
in consequence Of the system of free trade
The Post includes as follows: The Quar-
RHvi"w's array { facts deserves the m
considerable attention OF every man
having the real prosperity of the col ntry ut
heart. The United States, under the sy stem of
protection described by some ofour leading
political economists, If suicidal has paid
during sixteen years, one hundred and sixty
five million pounds of their debt, and paid
twenty mi lion pounds last year. Under
it the United States have passed
by leaps and bounds into condition OIL
PROSPERITY. which b fore long will enable
them to cancel the enormous debt incurred
on account of tho civil war. Eugland
is by 10 means in the SAINT
hopeful condition. We grant free trade has
been of much benefit to the country, but We
doubt whether it has not been pressed toe
far; whether 1t has not become
imperative that some resort shall be made il
order to show that the advantage We show t
foreign states should be mot by equivalent
cor cassions on their part.
The Times says that figures more promi
nently relied on in the Q iartrely Review
arc altogether erroneous. The Review, il
says, overstates the excess of imports enc
exports by $4,000 900 pounds
and it points out the fallacy o
rcgardiDg tho excess OF imports
~ sign of weakness. Even if it was with
n excess of imports, amounting to Gl2i
900 600, England is doing no more than got
ing an income on her investment Wher
its excess diminishes it is sign that she il
| Again investing largpl, abroad,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-17
Domcryon Elise

Tha proof of the pudding Is the chawing of
me Dag -Dui ham, the great SIN ling Tobacco
Centre, is situpted In the iih Internal revenue
DIS rlct OF North carolina, which I'm races q
couhlte', ana In these Il ctunties there are
10 registered mgnufacto les Of tobacco. Tn.
internal revenue pa'd TO the general govern
nent by these factories, tor the seal y mr., nd
Ing june SON, 1873, am untei Ito ss79,4SO.s
eight HUNDRED and ,ev,rtv-uine
Thousand four hundred and eighty
dollars and eighty-ons cints OF
thls amount the III m actrrprs of the lebrr T.
ei BLA, kWtLLS FIR GRANT DURU AN
BULL SMOKING TOBACCO, Mrssrs. W. \.
blackwell " Co., alonep id (%42,720 ?i) five
h ,ndred and forty two thousand ,evrn hun
dred and twenty dollars and twen,y-'o cents.
wore IMAM double the amount paid by the OH
er o'ories comb ne paid. This neeis no
comment THESE facts show mo Col elusive
~ VINO is at Durham that makes Smoking
Tobacco that meets 10 the fullest extent the Top
ular demand.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-17

Mr.. JANIS GORDON BENNETT of thu
New York Herald Is building an 800 ton
steam yacht, which, when completed, will be
tho largest steam yacht In the world. tho
next largest then beng tho English zach,
Wanderer Of $50 tons.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-17

Iris said Of Mr.. Warner Miller, tho eau.
Gus candidate for United States senator in
New York, 10 place I'm. T." Plat, resisn.
co. mat hs VA . deser.er from the federal
army during The war.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-17
TIE DALLAS HERALD, sUNDAY MORNING, july H. .eo1.
The MRS Garfield Fund.

New York. July l6-The Mrs. Garfield
fund, with additional Subscriptions received
to day, now amounts 10 Sl47 ,575 20.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-17

GfsEwlNa MACHINE GooDs.-Ai,k,nes
oisewins Machine needles and parts at lowest
Wholesale price. Send for price lis, and save
charges by getting goods at home,
me ~ Main street u"n.,l~ w.,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-17

The following is list of letters remaining
in the Postofiice al Dallas. Dallas county, for
the week ending July IL, 1881, which
if not called for in four weeks, will be sent
to tho Dead. Letter Office. Parties calling for
these letters will please say advertised,
giving the date of the list,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-17

list,
). M. COCHRAN, I. NJ.
Allie Aba
Anderson Nose
Bastley william
Boyd W j
Brick j j
Brooke Mary A
Brown Marshal
Buru-ll Jonathan
Bustman Charlie
Campbell James
T. rter W X
Channel Alice
Clendening A b
Colley Daniel
Collins & 'orge
Cox Johana
Cowan Evie
Danes w
Darby Neal
DemOss.J "
Dents j I'M
nonohue Patrick
Donch rn 81
Daily Anna
Dye Jane
Edwards George
Ellis + ,nnie
ENFORCE Elizabeth
E'hrldge Susan
NJ Eyer Id Jeunio
Floy Il IA
Fen h Felix
Forest EJ
Fulkerson Francis
Girards Frank
German PUllna
Goius Anna
Holbert III
Hamilton w j
Ham In william
Msrtti Id ! evils
Harris DOLLY
uafri-J ,nnney
Hoshcll Jennie
negaO VIM
Howard Henry
Humber &C
Uutson Alvania
Hines N W
HOi and j III
Howell Sarah Ann
ivick James A
Jackson Eid
J0,don Charles
johnson Alex Ander
johnson u 8
Kennedy II y
k0lans III
Langgerth Gust
Lamb 81 iney Il
Lau'lcrdals Ed
Lee James II
Leviso q
Linn Dora
Liun W U
Lauder Lucy
Lyman Jerry
Male nm &c
Marman Grant
Muitin.lohn
Martin Zolier
Mathews NJ NJ
Mathews Charles
Maya JACK
MI Ia 4 A
M,llerRC
M,lior He
Moron simon
Murphy, y .lley
Mclie ,ly William
Metz rnick Julia II
MoUolium Mollle IL
Nilsson James +
Patton Fannie Q)
Peterson Mary
Revare LC
kicks MR.
Ritchi. J A
Robertson Albert
Rsly1
Rule Z q
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-05
LOLED.

On Tu sdsy, October Sd, ct 4 D. NJ, of con.
sumption, MRS. MALINDA J. WINDSOR,
wife OF +. a Windsor. sged44 years. IT, The
fuDoral, 70 which the frisnds and ncqusintances
Of the family arc invited, will take place from
hsE lste resi- ienco, no. CSC King street, to NOR
row (Tturadsy) at 10 o'clocd.
This morning, October 9Th, after q long and
painful illloas EUGENIA q, WILKINSON,
beloved vito Of Joseph Z. Wilkioson in tho 20
year of ne: ngs. GS-Tho funeral. to which the
irleads ard scqualntsrccs of the family arc liz
vvitsd, will take place to. morrow At 3 D. IN. from
hor lsto residence, No 80 north Alfred stree..
DeaIest Rugeaia. thou hast lett US;
NO moro ing swCc! voice, wal hear
Ihou hast gone to join thy mother,
Who is an Angel lowering nosr.
Thou hast boon cherished sis e.;
Thou has beoa loving wife;
For it wss at Gods own call
That thou caves! up thy Efe
Death. thcu htst ccms again amoog.tus
And bercfs us Of one 90 dear,
Sha was cur only joy and treasure;
Busher footsteps well hear no more.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-05
Assault on II Woman.

New YoRK, O,t. Sin O low tenement
house on West Thirty. eight street lives GLASS
OF very Dotr md deprsvod persons of both sexes
Who havo Tor months gi7op tho polio, trouble
10 suppreSsiDR their drunken btaHls snd ocn-
tlous orgies. A room on tho second floor vas
yesterday the sc>no OF murder and attempted
ASSAULT, tho particulars Of which The police have
net al yet been eblo to fully asc rlan 1t
socms that for SOM, weeks yru7g married
woman named Lucy Lynoh has Occupied q
room rented from Mrs. j. ct. aod 10 this
room. destitute of sry bad beyond pils Of rags,
she has locg! ID With her uec!a. Abraham Aytra,
who /, cripple. Fifteen days sgo sho was de.
llvored of milo child. but had not sufficiently
recovered to 20 out. Her kusbsuj is q sailc1
10 the navy aud has been absent for three
mon!bs. o. Monday. i. seems. Their, were
number CT pcrsols dritkpg uo,i! late iuio the
hight in h'r room and c,nnCci1g one o1cu-
pied BY her laudlsdy. Al l0a m yesterday
while tho WOMAN Lyaoh was sui sleeping be
sldo her child. aud Asrcs l.y 90 the h,cr in
the room. the door Was lu1toul7 forced occn
aud four young mcn appeared 10 the room.
Gao ct them slapped hrr 90 the side of the
head. Sho At one, sprsng up and c,ied "Mur
der J. Shca the ons who hsd struck her step.
ped up0o Ito babys head AID fac u.ed lie
skull. Inc rufiiaas csosped
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-05

We will HAYS retitentiatcs free Of cost to the
government atd makios profitable pasmar,c,
and everything will DC perfected
IA references to the c0lcfed population, We
have made it cue of our reasons end one Of the
cases for our vows to support his rights, snd
We intend to 90 50. For ne, FER orc, there
sro 20 mental reservations made when ao-
copied his acknowledgements 1t was oGr right
and duty to see if be would exercise bis Juno.
tious of ciliz uship h wts not our TO-, hut
vas mere loyal to tho cause thar great N any.
Ne will support his rights and improve his
couditioD. We will strive fer iu,:!cs ard sr
representation. AID will gaio i! st ell events. |
am quito oonVnc tha! tie Bourboo dcm0-
Gratis will be defeated. and virtually this will tc
tha end Of the party !oc y:srs Il. lcess. TIE
people OF ViE.ioia ere We'll satisfied that .he
Bourbon democrats tlva not ac.cd 10 GOOD
| iaith il r.gsrd to The debt tf the State, sod
while the party claims that the rcaCjus.ers AID
republicans intend 10 repudlate the debt they
know that cotbing OF tho kind is intended. The
| BCu;bors have tor years shown they have been
taIso to their professions in regard to the credit
| CT the Slate, aud this, tor one reason, is Why
| ,hers is possibility of Dsuiel beiGg defeated.
The anl. Bourbon party size; it has had con-
| troll OF The Ssto government partially and oil
| the Legislature, has shown DISPOSITION t. cut
dOwa expenses. ald that the7 are 10 favor Of
| fair elections, inpar,ia lries and FREQ educa
| ton
IN rcIulistian of the S!a.e debt is ictcrdsd
| by he IeaGiusiers. Oo the contrary, it is pro-
posed TO a,raDgc for Inc rag ment CT every d. /
| lar thst is due. feel ly convinced hist toe
peopIa OF Virginia will shake off tho great bur.
| den forced upoo them by tho Bourbon rsr,y
fer years past, aud they will shOw By this 90
that they wish to rack With the other States Of
the C, u ,try in regard 10 their credit. For Thu
raasou the combination must wiz, AID Came
roD's rl.c.ion for Governor msy DO fix ID IS
certainty. Equally Of rights ard cxao! justci
to ell lncu' will DO tho motto st tho c)mipG
eleolior. The people CT Virginia arc tired o
Blutbcn Iu'c, snd are fully allvo 10 tho fac
that emilraion has been stopped simpl,
lhttu "a the 6oet cal c,tdii0n Ct he State.
have GO hesi:a'ian 10 saying that the rcat lsser
and republicans will have oontrol OF the mex
L'sis!n;ulo in addition to eeotius Col. Came
roo Goytinor."
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-05
NEWS Of The DAY

Tho Atlanta exposition vas formally orco
to dsy.
Col. Lima. president Of the lIun,svlc, Ala.
Cottonsctd Mill, promiocat cltz3o, vas shot
and instantly killed yesterday by the brolh,. 10
law o! young lldy to whom, it j. ssid he Was
paying improper attentions.
Cspt. Howgate, who was supposed 10 lave
lett tho country. returned TO Washington yes
terdsy afternoon. and was arrested ut his resi- :
dooc, 90 charge OF cmbtzzing so 1000, 10
ad liton to the sum for which ho has Already
loon held 10 answer.
Counsel fer and scv1ral members of the star
route rlrg appeared 10 the Criminal Court ct
WssAlueton yesterday, AID said that they de-
sired 10 HE n moIiln in connt cioe with the
Information filed s'vtrsl Gfy5 sgo. Their mo.
ton. 1t WAS understood, Vas TO ounsA tho 10
formation. Tic question Of bail n far, tho
motion was filed Was ra.s Sd, and the stnr r,ut,rs
were released Oh their own racortiz,ccc mil
10 dsy.
TX Cos. Mcsas. of South Carolins, who is
charged with obtaining money under iase ,ro.
tenc.s from VIM. h. Hall, WAS srraispet in
court 10 New York yesterday. Further c}m-
llaiat was made against him by John D. Togu
send, counsel FIR the committee on crime. Sho
tcouscd bin of sWiDdlnG him out of uouey on
The plea of iuroisbit Mr. Townsend some vsI-
nsbIs papsrs touching election frauds 10 the
South. Ii is thought hist other charges against
to tx Governor will be forthcoming At the
afternoon session of tho court The c,ss YVES CALL
ID, when Moses's c)uDsel waived examination
add the accused was committed for trial, bail
iur fix d at 81 900
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-05
TO-DAY'S TELEGRAPH NEWS
Er. Bliss Report.

NEW YORK. Ols. 5.-Tto report of tho
ease Of President Garfield" By Dr.. Bliss, pub.
lIshed in tho tor!hconiog number of tho Medi.
CT RECORD occupies over Fix pages CT that
journal. He concludes bis history of The case
as follows desire to say, 10 brief review OF
The leading facts as 10 the general conduct OF
Tho CASE that it has been apparent to the medi-
cal resdor that my prognOsis Was favorable and
notwithstanding the mutations, | a1gured o
successful termination. 1t is but 1slic, TO
m5sslt to slate that my p.cgrosis vas based 90
lesI3n OF n!aOr Importance. Had cur diagnosis
been correct, mcdera surgery Should have CON-
Led the case to sCc,; ssiul termination. |
believe tho medical profession. whom | address,
vii! bear me out that the prognosis Was cJrrect
II The dlegoos!s had been also correc.. | was
cor always able, during the progress Of lhe
case, TO acc)uot ter many of tho more profound
symptoms and Yet could not c,ed ia learning
OF any moro extensive CT duplicated LESSONS
than Rerc 6!s: suspected
He mskcs tho inquiry Of the profession
whether more exteusivs explorations could have
been safely mads or whether ths condition pre-.
senlcd-a knowledge of the relative position Of
the patient to the assassin, tho cdGrsc;cr of the
El;sile aid the condition tf the c;iou aud
tynptqms which iulos-Sould h4vo i rao:ed
The nVes iga,ou toHad tho sexual track and
lodgmeut of the ball. Also whether ii aoy
Known Instrument or moars of exploration has
ever been presented 10 the profession capable
Il traciug befcr, the death of said patieut the
courso Of this bullet? Also whether the oan-
dliou clu'd have been improved or mi!isated
or his life preserved l)ugtr by soy her line oil
| treatmeut?
Dr.. G. b. Shady. surgeon to tho Pfts5y
terrain and 81. Francis hospitals iu this city says
| 10 an article on the case Flon careful study
OF the symptoms 10 connection with tho eXamiua
ton OF tho sutopcal LESSONS tie conclusion
seems Inevitable that the case was ous which
com nenolng IS the mi'der firm of ssptiosenis
gradually developed into the gra7er metastatit
variety. or that generally understood aa chronic
| pysenia.
Dr. L. D. Wessc. professor of surge. Il anas
omy 10 tho University of New York, closes BIZ
review with the statement that there wcrc suf
| holent grounds to warrant the diaguoai; tha
was arrived at and maintained up to the tim,
Of tho death Of tho patient. espt cialy 20 in tht
| absence ct ATTY evidence that The ball had takc1
| q different course.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-05
Gutteau.

The grand jury of Washington yesterday
made formal presentment against Guiteau. as
follows:
'In tho Su oreme Court Of the Distric! OF Co.
lumbia holding criminal term-Distfict OF %.
lumbis, county OF Washington, to wit: We. the
grand jurors of the United States for the District
aforesaid. upon our osths, do present Onas. j.
Guiteau for the murder of James A. Garfield.
President OF the United States, by wcu1diDg
him with bullet fred from a pistol, IN the
hands OF the said Charles j. Guiteau At the Bal
timore and Potomac depot. in this city, on or
about the % day of July, a. u. 1874. on the
evidence of j. K, Barnes George w. Adams,
Patrick Kesrney, Sarah Is. V. White. Robert
A. ParEer, Edward a. Eaiiey, u. s. L.mh.
Jacob r Smith. e. L. Dubsrry aud q. W. Nc.
Elfrssh"
The paper WAS 8. once sent TO tho Distric. At
torney. who will prepare formal indictment
upon which to put the prisoner upon trial IN the
Criminal Court. This indictment will ba sent
TO the grand jury, which will vote whether Or
no. il shall be Endorsed true bill, and upon de-
termining that question in the affirmative they
will coma into court with the Indictment and
dover 1t to the judge a time for arraigbment
will ba fixed, and to the selection of this 1inu
Mr. ScoVille, his counsel will be party. When
he is arrsigned he oan either plead guilty" or
mot guilty" or can movo TO quash the indict.
ment as faulty, or 10 dismiss the case as btiGg
presented in court which has no Jurisdiction
Indictment will undnu 5,cdly be presented with
in three days
George hi. Sco7illc, brother in law and cou,-
sol Of Guitesu, arrived in Washington yesterday
| and made his home at tho Ebbiit House Soon
sf!er his arrival he called upon District Attornfy
CorkRill with referenca TO the ctao Of tho assass
in. uo etsled 10 tho Cistric! Attorney that lao
had SO Se: secured no other counsel, but would
probably ask som, local COUNSEL st tho bar OF
Washington to as,is; him ii III conduc! OF tho
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-05

NEW YORK, OCT. 5-Tho p.st's fosuoia
art clo says: The Exohsnge opened with The
ecoetal expectation that there was to be 40 up-
ward reaction 10 the stock market and durioQ
tho frs: hour prices were fully steady ard some
sdVsnced. By II O'Clock. however, tie whole
list became weak, and from thea uotiI l2.i5
O'Clock there Vas decline ranging from to 4
per o. From this decline there was recovery
OF / to Il per OF. par! of which has bccu losi:
the market being highly lcvetist. Tho sub.
treasury vas again d b:or at tho clearing house
ibis mvrn:ns, lhs 6gares boirg 81 GSS SOL IS,
ihe sulogcnc7 10 the loan market ia luily as
severe ss It haa Leen sbg .ius thi4 season and
STOCK brokers sro p.yiog submissions ranging
ftcm 81 to Of l pr CT p day 10 get money
at & per Of. Der anpum.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-05

f!:c latest denia!s of the Mailoneitcs are tina!
Ieucral Malone ever sold tbs aettlomcat Of the
debt question Tas cot tho primary OH C. of bis
present csUpaigo. and that Tho Richmond
WhI3 is his organ. Tie later dcnsla Of the
Mshoncitcs must 10 malo upon the prisciplc
that II Is as well 10 b, hanged for s!ouliOg O
ah2cp as lamb. That Gcnersl klahoDe did seY
tho debt q lcs.ion is not biz primary icc is
proved by lis own words ~ Interviews with
his iii,rds published il bis own orgats. and
ncv denied ill COW. md that tho R;clmord
WhiS is his organ is knowa to all mca. friend ss
" \ AZ TOE
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-05

Are you disturbed at night and broken o. J our
rest By sick child suffering sni crying with
the excruciating pain of cutting testh IL co.
gos OF &C and get q bottle of Hrs WINSLOW'S
SOOIHtH G SYRUP. It will rclievo tie poor
little sufferer mmedisLely-dspvnd upon il
ihare ia 10 lnistske about it. Thore ia not
mother On Garth who has ever used it who will
not tell you at orco that it will regulate the bow
els, ard give resi- to the mother. and relief and
health 10 the child, operating Ike magic. l. is
perfectly safe 10 use in all cases. and pleasant 10
the tae:.2, and is the prescription OF one CT tho
oldest aud best female physicians and nurses in
tho United States. Sold everywhere. Is CENTS
bottle. mh2I
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-05
Robbery.

baltimore. O,;ober This moruiog Two
thieves catered tho building Of the South Bali
tncra Permanent Saving Association, on Light
street. ard Wills cue hcll pistol to tho head
Of the cl:Ik !c Charge. H. p. O,am, tn. ether
'el!td him 10 the floor with billy. Tie tiieres
then robbed The safe. scouting $500 10 money
add 81 900 10 checks. Os9 CT tho thieves was
caught, and $40 10 noa,y recovered. The
captured nan gave the nano of Walter Ii.
Campbell.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-05
HE EafKela.

bALfIaoRE, Oct. o.-Vi7ginia Cd old -; dc
deferred -; do consolidated 81; do 81 se.
rles - pact duo coup -; new III 4na 5:i bid
to-day Cotton quiet: mddling ll7allz. FIou,
steady and quiet; Howard street and West.
ern super S 50ssG 50; do extra 6 75.S7 *.
do family 40,SS Is; City mills snper s 5O,
So as do extra 50.s7 GO; do family S25,sS SE.
Rio brands sC0ass 25; Patapaco family ~ TX
Wheat-Sou!hern ehade lrmer and ouiei. Woa,.
e E5 easier and closi1g firm; Southern red 14s,
i No. 90 p amber lo1siGs; No. l Maryland 10:
Nov l51sl54!; Dec l48al4s4 CornESo,,be,,n,
loweri Western lower srd closing e,a.d :.
Southern white eu,sl; do yellow Is: Weatsy,r'
mixed spot and Oct 74sa754; Nov 76ss57.
Oats irregular and easier; Southern 50,5l:'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-05
FOREIGN NEWS.

The Khedive has signed . decree convoking
the notkbles.
An outbreak against The Christians il regarded
aS liz minent in Tunis.
Ruasis will insist OF being a party % the SET
Element of the Egyptian question.
It is reported that the crops in Sweden have
failed AID that famine i, impending.
A monument TO the Russian soldiers who fell
in the neishborhood OF Philipopols during tho
Turkish war was unveiled a! that city yesterday.
Mr.. Psrnell told q delegation OF fsrm laborers
who called Or him st Cork yesterday that the
land league intended 70 organize labor depart.
ment in q few days.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-05

The di:cr of General mahono's Washington
organ. Mr.. Gorham. with the vain Iuiposo o!
obtaining tho Secretaryship of the Senate. still
persists 10 declaring that tho hirty light demo
GRATIS members Ut tie S.uate are rot entitled 10
rs mary votes as ho thirty igo rcpub lean
in'mbois Of tina: body. a2d that consequently
tho later. and NOT tho ftrmer. haVo ths right
10 Organ u the Senate in their owo in!ores'.
MIR. Gorham can only have pains for his trouble,
i,r heir are republican membus Of tho S,nse
who have stated that they viii rot vote Tor Mr..
Harban even sh,u' ho obtain the csucDa nom.
ioaiiou
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-05
WEDNESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER

The c,rpolbagSer5 promised the n.grots Icr
ty acres AID a mule ADD large dividends 90 their
deposits in the Freedmen Savings Bark. How
wtrc those promises fulfilled? The democrats
promised them tree schools ard equality before
tho law. Is there man amorg them who caD
deny that these promises have bocn fuIli led 10
b,'h letter and spirit ? The MahoLeites prom
i,c them obteration Of all race 6lsirci)bs,
imI yng. Of curse. mixed schools and mscege'
nation. M sensible negro lsvts that suoh q
promise can be fulfil cd. or would DO desirable
If il c5ud. TIE democrats mike the negroes
few promises. but those foW are always Tor the
negroes good AID aro always fulfilled. The
c,rpctbsfg!rs did. and thoi, SUCCESSOR, tho
Ni.horeitcs, DO. promise them aJy ard all
Thugs, but never fulfill their promises. and the
negroes Should be wise cough by Ills tina 10
nee tho difference between promise t:st can
shd QUE that cannot DO iu f Iod.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-05

lf0uitosu is a SAFE mao hn should 10 hGnscd
whether his bali or he doctors killed tho late
President, tu. he should DO Hanged without
previous torture. and should bo allowed slch
reading matter as he desires and eau purchase,
and such as is not debi.d tho prisoners ia tic
oils adjoiLiog bis ow1. lie is roa. il is uacc..
stood, ia constant norls! terror Of his guards, is
dspisd the privilege Of the m,i, md is no! g.
lowed to see the newspapers Such rca;ment
is only less Infamous than his owu crime.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-05
New York RepubIicans.

:, NEW loRK, o.. j.--rho m,mbns o. The
Il publish Sta!e Committee met early st the
Fith AV:r1a Hotel. Tho committee formally
xssicutl"d soon afser o'clock. Chairman
I.att cltdlc.ed III prcc ,eGinss Upon motion
o! Geo. Sharpe, Fraak lIicock, of Syracuse,
vas agreed upon as Temporary charms 80 of the
c)cveotiup.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-05

The speeches of Csp;. j Ohn Wis, sud Col.
lcc.or Fe1nsId 10 behalf Of Gcse:ai MahCua s
csuso ore exccil2ui clmpegn dccomeats for The
democrats, fer there ste fcw vhita voters ia
the Slate, whether 10 the miauer born CT not.
who doo't SEQ that the sentiment CT these
speeohcs ii osrried iut0 practical cifcc: sou:d
MT tc serious 10 s.oi,aa, to ,ya.y GiogaI at
wsll a. material Interest OF tho STATE,