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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-05
The President and Mrs. En-Ge,A
Return Thanks.

The Secrot'ry Of Sale furnishes ito 'o;Ios-
ing, with rcqucs: Tint it b, siG:n he wild, s..
possible oircuaiou
EXECUTIVE MANSION, WASHINGTON.
July I'LL T. NJ.
10 tie Press Ca b, halt of tho President snd
Mis-. Garfield. d:Siro to mako pubic eclaowI
edgment Of the very humorous messages Of
condoence aod tf,c:ion ahch hsvo boon re-
calvod sinco Saturday moroiog. Ffon almos.
every Slate 10 tho Unon from ths S:u,h a,
beautifully as from tho Nlrth, and from
countries btyond the eea, have como messages
OF anzicu' lrquuy and terdsr words of SYM
pathy 10 such numbers that it has BEEN found
impossible to apswtr them in detail. | there
lore ask the newspapers to exIr.ss Tor tba
President and Mrs. Garfield tho deep gratitude
which THY feel TO, the devotion OF their tc5w
c-u1trymtn and friends 10 this hour OF hesyy
iii ciou. Signed JAMES G. BLAINE.
Sectetsfy OF State.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-05

The republican sheriff OF Wilmington, d..
Is q ro, g advicAtc OF tie whipping pcs, and
il colsrniced to be $, BY tie experience If bis
offi,o. Every man VIII, k'ows ATTY lhirg at all
abou! the practical operation sud If c: of tie
whipping pcs, wheth'r ho be republican or
dsmccrst. IS Ct lhs same OF ioion regsr!itg it as
the upu5I,cln sheriff of Wilmington, though
be may Lot be frank cough to say so but for
al this the NirgiLia Mahorites hdv, their ter.
der sabsiti lilies. which don't Vince at robbing
the c:editors Of the State OF thirean million
dollars, shocked at lis semi savage barbaii y.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-05

Now that that the process of NJ. x;cln;z or
tho Gov, romcnt has been carried to tn, extent
OF establishing the system of political es,as.-
nation, the ntx! step. that of pronuo,iamen
tes, is 10 order. and 10 obedietc, to lh:m
sings 10 Illinois uodsr Logan and 10 Virginia
under mahono would not be surprising. and
wuuld not be 10 New York, uader Cunkliug, if
that lesd,r had not such constitutional aver
sion 10 shot guns.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-05

The safe robbery under the Giaut d minis
traiion showed plsioIy enough III, unlimited
cspsci'y of bis wing Of the republican psrry for
o'lme 10 its most IcpuleiVe form sud to ,a mes.
TX RENE degree. and, though GuiteAu may have
had DO accompliccs. ard doubtless bad Do.
there are people 10 every town. city sDd county
who will die in tho belief that be had, and that
those who at first will profit most by his eri
are not eulllsss Of comp!icty 10 it.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-05

General Mahoue's hons organ ons day says
NSrthsrn settlers arc socially and politically os
tao zsd BY the democrats of Virginia. bu! that
they are Hospitality received and ensertaned by
the Mahonies. The next day itsays Ncrlhcrn
man who cast their lot with the State bavs ell
ways been Welcome. but that the Mahooites
never had any federation for impudent carpet
bageers. What sort Of WAY is this 10 talk 2
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-05

The New York Tribune says tho assatsina-
lion OF the President is bu. the Legitimate re-.
suit Of the tprit Of faction tina. prevails in this
country. And yet. OF all the ioslrumeutsIities
~ which faction in this country has been en-
gend' red and fos!ered, mono has been more DC
tsotial than the Tribuue.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-05

Tho Democratic raaG user who contemplate
voting the Malone ticket this fail. if suoh an
anomaly o1lls. Should not fail to rene mber
that ha il 'forlvsr di:q lied for any read.
ius.er lrus!," srd thst he il Marked" and
put 90 he black ljs!." # he voted the regular
Hancock ticket last year. tina: is if tho ins.ruo'
tons Of Uaoera! Mahouc 90 the s1tj,c have
been carried cut.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-05
MEMS UF The OA T.

I. is slppo;cl thst the c>,vio;ed Tu,khh
c0uspirsors who Gid not participate 10 tie
actual killirg Of Abdni Az gill be tx'l:d 10 a
dis!arc, prcvi1c, OF Arabia for lifc
A deep feeling pcrvades Europe reasrcicg
the assassination of President Garlsld. The
matter was referred TO 10 tic Hcule of Lords
and Commons and 10 the French Chamber e
Deputies yesterday.
New Yo,k's death rate fJr the last Elk
months has been extraordinarily hesry. bcirg
twenty per ceot. greater than icr the o,rres-
poudpg period of last year, Wheo 1t vas By 70
means light.
blr. Thurman, at The Monetary Conference
10 Paris, Saturday,, said that the offers of Eng
land ADD Germany would not warrant thu
United States in allowing tho t!co coinage OF
silver.
1: is rumored 10 London that tie English
government has resolved dispatch trcm
Washington giving sssu-snce TINT ths move
mentst of O'Donavan Rosa were watched. and
all necessary lnlormoliou would be given cOn-
| cerping lrish Amsr;c IN io!riaues.
Episcopal Bishop Harris, OF Michigau, a
former Confederate soldier. delivered the BIC
| calautea.e sermon before the University OF
Alabama. Sunday last, btf,ro an i'm neuso oon-
Rrega;iop. His discourse was sn earnest pro-
test oeaios! tho ma,triaIistio tendency of tho
| age,
CITY Marshal w. D. Pitien ard Deruy
Sheriff John Mound were ssssssinatcd 90 tho
street 10 Fayetteville. Ark, Saturday hight,
! By unkpowo parties. Great excitement pre-
| walls. News has sis> been received of the as
sassinaton of D OK Daniels. sheriff of Colum-
bia couny, AK by gang OF drunken negroes
on the night OF lhs third OF july.
Ttere was 'o,c array of Fourh of July
| casualties 10 Baltimore, yesterday, ono lady
bicg instantly killed by bog o,relessy dis
charging pistol 90 the street, while there ware
! numerous MINOR acod.ots, growing cut of the
careless US, of firearms. All day long disorder
| throughout tho CRY was paintully spparent,
! aud. numerous shooiog Afftsys and fights ut
! MFRS or lesl Seriousness wero reported. lo eli
the polio, districts there IVES an unususl cum.
Der of arrcss for d,uckeun:ss. disordtlp con
duo. aud violation OF tho city ordinatc,s.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-05

If The requisite physical courage bs possessed,
thoro is but short step between disregard To-,
the rights of property ard disregard for human
lie. The Mahorites are now teaching The for
Wer, aud the legitimate efforts of their trsaeh
ely IS aptly illustrated by the case OF Guitesu
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-05

A yong LADY, Who has sn q, % ion TO tho
revision of the New Restaurant, Whites to say
that The phrasl ''purpl, aud foe lineu" GU
VeyS 90 idea CT luxury to her mind. and she
sug9tss as an Improvement, "scalskia AID
tlsck velvet"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-05

Wire MIR. Corcoran's plan for the election of
Presidents 10 operation there would be nous of
the anticipated troubles in case OF the Presi>
ent's death.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-05

The President, according TO the latest ae-
counts received this afternoon. was in 40 IN.
proved condition. Tho people Of the entro
cllnry lutte 10 wishing that Provideuca will
work miracle 10 bis olse and effect cure
Should suoh wish bo granted, there ought TO
b, pablo holiday. chiefly for thanksgiving for
the &c: Of srac,. and Incidentally because tie
anticipated pleasures CT the were IL terry
DESTROYED By The attempt upon bis ilr.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-05

50 far as our personal kuoSledgs exIcnGs we
dou't koow a sir sc D gro who respcc houesiy
or who is respected By his own rao,, who i,
opposed either TO the whipping post or to tie
law making the payment Of the pcl tsx. pre-
requisite to voting. No reputable negro will
subieo. himself 10 th, disgrace of the former,
nor can he help witnessing ts Beneficial effeols
upon those who require stronger than moral
measures to restrain their their evil ways; aud
tho evident delight afforded him by tho prizes
r;c lVed ty his children at the recent public
school closing, shows that he fully appreciates
tho value Of the latter as tho most Practicable
means for the COLLECTION oftho fund upon which
these schools chiefly depend for their support.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-05
COMMERCIAL.

ALEXANDRIA MARKET. July 6.-Tne merks.
is 1uet generally. This stocks Of Flour on hand
have been worked cf 10 a conf iers5!e ex.srt.
and prlc,s ere f'mor. Tbs receipts Of nav
Wheat a:e improving, and tho Offering TODAY
reached a5ou! 1910 bushels, with sales OF Futz
at l2oil2l and Lancaster at 133sl25 Corn racd-
erately actlve with sal6s Of whi.o at 53.CO
Nothing doing il Rye or OA!a ana Country pro.
duco gel orally scarce.
=, BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET July a.
Prices this Waek for Beef Cattle ranged "A fol.
lows
pcs. peeVes ...;...." ....."....5 IS a 6 81
GENERALLY rated first quality so a s =,
Medium or good fair quality ......,3 rs s46l
Ordinary thin Steers, Oxen and Cows 90 a 3 =
n1tleme range OF prices. .........-...3 90 q II
nUst o! Inc ssios were from ...".....5 20 o.
Recelpts for the week lib head sales SOL,
=, The market was lily active in como few O..
me pens, eu: generally i: wss slow, tu chers
coming In lew a. a time and T.. greater in,srv.J.
fflces we're of !, on medium and common CT.
,!e ana ou' Et.le, If any on the tops, which vera
less numerous than les. w.sk
unchanged f''e''
>, Sneep and Ltm5,-Wi.h good dam,nd nm
tns part OF city butchers. as Wal - Eastern buv.
efs, tae market has been aclvn, the hes. of tba
Lambs having been bought up esriy for Inc
Eastern markets. The cnlily of thu ofs,i6Qc
Sha nos 90 g9o1 SO /: was last week We quut.:
Arrivals this week 1889 head.
Ao2s-Ihe supply til, week is fa,lg eousl 10
sue demand, which in the yards generally i, re-.
ported fair" and moderate Tn, nn,ito IA
aoout equal to that ut last wssk's off.riDgs. We
quote prices at T!l6a, and few extras a sh ,ds
n'gner' Arrivals this week 7Gl0 head.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-05

venerable m,hir. u delloatc living wife
aud several b1i sht and basutiul ohfr,o CT N.
nr's' tho innt date family OF Pr ,,d=us Gar.
GaId.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-05
DIED.

a. at y Nasogdeches, Texas. Juns q 1881, ALL
EhGD dhlfFl III, con Of the late R.v, Alfred
1flih!h' OF This city.-[Bslt. Sun pleas, copy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-05

The forthcoming Midsummer Number of
Sctibner's will, i. is said, contain some of the
finest examples of American wood ngraving
which have owe: appeared. An article entitled
by the Sea ia Normandy" Ia; boen made the
occasion of the presenting collection of pic.
lures By such French end American artists as
Bu!iD, Bastien page, Feyen. Perrin. Douglas
Volk, and VIM. 2. w. Dana. The frontispiece
OF The number is Bu!iL's Sailors WIFE," On.
graved by Closson. AS promised in q former
number. Bastlen Lepsges fsmou. First Com.
munion' II given here. tie engraving being one
of Coles N masterpieces.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-05
The July rumbcr of the Educational ourns
cf Virginia bss baen received.

A. this Time the planet of disaster, Sslurp,
and Mars, tho Planet @! war. ere 10 c,tianosiop,
forebodiog gloom aud 7i:!ycc,. |. is the year
Of Mother Shipton's dark prediction. Wars
have ragged 10 ludis. South Africa aDd South
Amerlcs; resurrection 10 ireland and bloody
assassinatlons 10 Russia snd America. aud all
this time comet has been approaching the sun
Oh lice that coocsnlcd it from US. and q few
days ago II blszsd sui at Us from the DortherD
sky, bran dishiug its hsniog sword toward the
bolar star.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-05

Unconscious profanity some!imss comes to tho
most exemplary Christian. A real good brother
yesterday said. Il ravst get me copy of the
new Bible. l hear The reV;sels have Knocked
e. out of it."
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-05

CT tho suggestions made by Tho American
company on tho Row cd Now Tmtamont IS por
cent. ware adopted in thu Gospels, and So Der
caal. il tho Hpi.!les
The "Au!hor;a' ID Ve7sion" was nevtr reslly
su.hori&,i. end 80 yesrs passed bafo7o it became
popular.
The tfsrsletors Ct tho King Jsm,I Bible were
especially ihdehled 10 TSnta!e. whose transit.
ton was very remarkable oSe for elegance and
accuracy.
The American kevi,ions Of tho Old T.s.ament
have suggested 100 Oh .nses in the Book OF Job,
and the English Revisors have suggested 1OlO
Job snd tho Psalms arc tho woret translated
books OF the Old Testament Til, Testsment
will be ready in two years.
About {, O20 changes were rn.deia tho Revised
New Testament.
Tie American Company On the Old Tssts.
ment NJ oct in Rochester, New York this week.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-05
The Planets in July.

Tho Astronomical editor of the Providence
Journal ssys that July will cot fill behrd the
previous months in Obi ,cta Of txc,edir Interest
tor those who follow the movements Of The
planetary wanderers on tho szu:o arch that
nightly spreads its gllttering canopy above our
heads. Saturn and Jupiter will be seen to
withdraw from their close oompanionsbip. but
ooth planets Will be 10 corjuntion with Mars,
TIER quicker pace ou.slrippiog his sl5ger steps,
Venus will roach the cod of tho chain that
limits her western path, and remaining sta
tlouarY for lew days, seem aim st con.
selously 10 regret the resIill;es iorco that
compcls her 10 RETRO, her steps and
subs!do Tor time into comparative in-
sIgnlhcatc,. But planets aud their brightest
phases oss their las!ra aud fall iuto secoodsry
importance BY tho side of the gieat wonder tt
tho skies that, on the 22l OF Juoe, sud :
DENY burst forth on tho rorlh skier, to the de.
light AID astonshmcnt of all behod.rs. The
gceat comet OF 1881 will probably be an object
OF unWaarylng interest throughout tho month.
oclatc, has advanced vi h rapid steps since q
comet OF tqlal ", has visited our domains,
and It will be studied as comet was
never studied before. Scientists will leave
90 stone uatutned to learn it's history,
whence it cimo and whittier it is goiug. wba.
It. ~ made OF aod what is its purpose ia the
divine economy. Uotcienif, observers viii.
perhaps. hnd greater enjoyment 10 behold.
log tho magnificent stranger as light sf
ter, night il shines 10 misty brightness
and spreads out i.s gosssm: tail, re-.
galdless OF tho stars that come 10 its wsy
NO perp! exing fgurea, no conflicting theories.
Will confuse their brainf; and if anything of i'm.
poitance is discovered, they will share in the re-
eults Without taking share in the hard labor.
July, therefore, promises rich material for obser.
Vers OF the stars. A majestic comet wends lts
way IN the north 81 q tremendous pace. Venus.
Jupiter Mars ald Saturn gro radiant morning
stars. Gould We take passage on thu re,re,ting
comet. what glorious views might BIO obtained as
we passed IN our rapid passage near these shin.
Ing worlds, while the sun grew dim and the
giant planets doomed forth with their 1inrs and
moons and vast dimensionN Our own system
gaisht then be left behind. and the distance spsn-
ded from sun to sun before cur course WAS bsck.
ward turned, while even then wa could have Int
ialnt idea OF the extent of that boundless uni
verse from whose con0nas light is million years
reschlng mortal eyes. Meantime, TO como back
10 Inc little planet on wi ,h we dwell, and which
- cur observatory while mortality hedzes IA in.
'nere arc three things to be grateful for: That.
great comet is paying US visit without saving
'oy your leave that i. shines in the porthern
skles, whereit may be easily eeen, ard thst we
have midsuu m n nights for watch aud ward.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-05

SIZE was decorating her room with pictures,
and che perched his photo upon the tor m ost
nail then che sat down to admire her work, and
remarked quietly: Now everything is lovely
Snd the gcoso hangs high /"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-05

The handsome Richelieu shoes Of coll. n
bfotz' are exceedingly fashionable for house
wear; they are lacod with brown saiio ribbon
and worn over silk stockings of very dark brorz,
OF groan embroidered with Marsh bu,ter,up,,
Inc "poarssles" boot OF black satin is ala, vs,v
iashlopably worn With doner and tyapiav ri
ie1S' 1t has straps across tho instep, and in
Inc open spac's between each is placed an in.
sertIon OF black lace. The Coligny" shoe j.
also OF black. With LUIS XIV. beel, ooysrsd
Win satin, and on tia iustep is a .rps burkle
It gold, set With Irish diamonds, % Wv NV
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-05

Ice THAT BURNS. DIR. Carne!ly, of England
is ssl 10 have produced loo 81 ia lh,Lit burts
the human l:s,. Ii Is to be dou5.oi whether
this kind Of ic> Is o new ti4,,ve;y; appareu,'y
it has b,en known il thu Uaited States for q
lorg time. Macy men who patroriz, bar rooms
complain irtq lontlg OF i,tcuau iutetn a butuios,
which they arc unable 10 trsc, to its cause. Or
course 1t c,nuot proceed from the lIqlo,; DO one
lnaGlnes this t,r an ioSant. Some attribute il
to the plccl OF or .cker, or cists.. or nost, the
oliVo, or radish. or bit OF Icmon that thy ste
Just after their list drink; others think i.uones
from the roast bact that socy ale at dioucr or
thc breakfast rolls eaten al Misunderstanding. ia
lac, but The Ilq ior. Bu eli this line they en-.
treIY overlook the C vi u is served si.n til.
9ll:s a. q bottles. The ohaLc . ure abou. leo
to ono THAI it tn would say away from tho
bar rooms and thu wicked loo the burlias sen
silon wou 5000 pass sway; for, s,ralg.r sill.
tho oa used IN water ritchers doas not bum Of
all.-Ne,o IorL: Herald.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-05
Wedding Reception.

Correspondence of tho Alexandria Gazstte
SALEM. FAUoUEER Co., jay Tho repcs,
Of our vilisg, has been lleasaatly dis urbed BY
brilliant We ddog r, pion 90 Saturday even.
ing list OF The hospi,atl, MANSION OF Maicr T.
Il, Fost'r on the occlsion OF the ra;urn OF his
SOD, Mr.. j. ii. Foster, aud bride irlm tour 10
Niagara Falls. The pcp0l.r groom has for
years beeu we'll kuoHn to tn, pubIio 10 edi tr.sl
croles. add at p:esen. is one of Tho most ent,r-
prsiog merchants of Salem. 0; o1ur5e, the
Welcoue on the part OF host OF sdmiIrg
friends to she happy onuple Vas OF Tho mrs.
cordi,l description. Tho hest. Msir T. Il.
Foster, and hostess. sister Of cx Coogresi "a an
Hutton, assisted by thoir charming daughter.
Mrs. r. E Peytoo, ciIporscd 10 their gls.i4
lavish hospital y. Tns "ctame do ia c;eDo"
of couotry Is We'll as Of oity beauty was sss;m-
tlad, and Curii Guild b reo,eLizld hovuius
ovsr many tair tor n. at who's, stros could
be seen mIre than one ,upphaOt wor.tippur
scattered throuI ID tho vsrilu, apartments. Tho
occasion was very CT ,y.b'e. Ola bachelors and
wllowers 20 aud do Likewise. FACoUIER
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-05

Attorney Gtn:ral M:cVeagh says he knows
nothing about conspiracy 10 connection With
tic st,scS % the President. but is qaietly 10.
7cs!issting The entira matter.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-05

Wishing tho East side of upper Nes York a
lew days sgo. the writer OF this called ct Mr.
George Rios lcr's Beer Brewery on 92ul street.
10 conversation Mr.. Rioglsr mentioned the
following facts: $3.50 months since I had 90
sfgcavsred attack of Rheumatism. The mala.
dy settled in my left foot and totally inc.pacita
ted me fer busiooss. The psia was so great
that vas mDclled TO keep my room, AID
sutf!red uutold tor'urss, bsiDg uratls to p:ess
ny, f0ot to the asor for long time. A friend
told NE Of S. Jacobs Oil. Isecured bottle
r one day aed applied it rcc,rdiog TO drectioos.
) nmarVelou; rapid Vas tho relief that was
nbIo to walk down 10 husiCcss utxs day, and
have not suffered 80 hour With rheumatism
Stree.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-05

, BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET, July a.
Prices this waek for Beef Cattle ranged "A fol.
, 1881-10-25
SENATOR VOORHEES,

A'Sl'AnaH% AssA ttacFAiicE* nj Atlanta
on tfsn TurtH tlucAlt,,n,
Stvettt IN GtnrtHauit Gumn.srrttt
TELnE JfArrE, fSn, uct ...-I,i It }atscr
received here ts,nEght frnnl Sp,,nlor Vtu,r-
lIres. Tint Eenl1pn,nn defends his position tt
thu tariff 1T At1Rnta ,,s fut1nwS;
"What | sNftl thnru wins ttlIDu u,nt,tre rr.
trctfu.i. / cylerte't tn I,o erltlcisu,i--aul fDr
tint rrnson askc'l tO ottp to s1,are NY re.
siH'lstt'llily by consulting iii n,'ylrrc. Tln,
rlatturM uf tSsl wns y ylolet,t departure in
ille subject II thu tArtt!, N,ul hts ,,u ur,ra-
tls''t II tiM nlsttry nt Ecn,oerailc p!nt'nvtus
at9,Ite,l i! Satltt!al t"rscltnls. l,aye rx-
tnri!r fur reycn,lu onIy' was never lMfolt,
llu!le ll Il Nnih,,lnl Democratic convention,
ntnl y Il t,uries4no N, r!'lilint, srilsr. Evcty
tnrfE On E1nlh,rtes. goods necessarily rrntpsts
statta. TO aynll ,nlt nrotpcts,ll WI lnilst
niols'I NIL tariff nti,l resort to tfreut ,uxatil
TITO great Nliust1n1i while WI lave II fnrIir
Tor reyetluu Is 10 81! ntl] Just 1t rs 10 ntlDrl t.o
pr,tSso', !,, %,Itl. T. alwpy* M carries tn t!usn
and 20 wistIttrtw It where Ii IL mt llrrtletl.
''fhfs4 ws1s NY position ut At1n!1la. Sn,nUrc,
md y! iess. WI ut. cn,np!letl 10 huva i
,, tartf TOR raynl!t.r "N pro,eetiun T. one Of Its
Escape. atlt white this stnte Of ihingH cx-
lists [ wait the West n,ut uIu Sunii to
rnlbrHce thg attynnia.ses wl!cti arise fi,,lA 1t.
No lost liitl'RitA Ia tho }as. three weeks If
HE !n!ltHtlsn ct tS'U vi The ,l5s,,rl is4tu
IHnflc by, nMr .PIatfnrn IN this subject. 1T
my 0pihlnn tllnt Issue will neyrr u.,utt lH
rrGsented IN TINT for1u by u l,rmorrn,ic StatU
Atln,tl WIS tn MI. III securing Il st,.,n,l p,si-
ton for. tho rnrty llEreNfter. ! WIS wirnlIy
illtorse.t I'll the Smlih BY Leading ntali,
who liaye stylct! THEMSELVES l'ree-T -Tul,lprs.
The policy derlaresl will ll,aku tho :5ulll
tho, richest pnrt 1T TIC g1t,te, alI viii prt-
llIntn tic best Interests Ut I,slfanA.
ny living. nN'yihg, NiA s,ettvg IN yiew nf
tbs present interests, a1nt by mt cl,leirg tN
ttt,tl, tita f}G.Itncrutit: purity tils Ertlt f1i-
llEe, hut mt otherwise"
, 1881-10-25

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