Daily Republican., 1881-11-12
spondence Of the kEruBLI AN.

Correspondence OF the hkfuBLI AN.
As the ladies seem to be the comiul
men, and am Interested in them, nj,
disposed to write about them, as appear
ed by my last letter, and will also ap
pear by this.
ste Miss Darst, Of GirGleville,
Ohio. was the ongrUssing clerk VI The
| House Of Eepresuntatiyes,a ,at Columbus,
last year, and is y candidate for rorieC.
tion. Miss DarSt WAS among the Dhio
editors who visited Baltimore last win
ter. 1t is believed that she Will he
reelected, having been faithful Of,
fcer.
W. Phillips wrote to the Woman's
Suffrage Association, that his whole
heart VAS IN the cause, ut seems to
me-" he added, hat is the next great
move in social and civil progress aud
civilization in which ! find a d.hitai.
| ty."
read in your paper notice Of y
young ladies' branch of the w. {. T. L.
viii you have them tell us what W. G.
r. l.. is, OF we progress no further.
We have long been veXed by these kind
of notices "f X y Il. A. societies and
we think they are so ridiculous, that
they ought TO be abolished, OF they will
roll back the sun Of civilization ten de-
Errss.
To-day is election day here in Mary
land, alsoi in many other states, aud We
shall soon hear the result.
The argumaut in the STAR Route case,
By Mr. Cool, is decidedly spicy and III
tgrestlns,. Bob Ing rsoll gets paid back
rs wei! bg Cook a. by Judge Jerry
Black, aud the tbitS turned on him.
Judge Cook also svirit"tly defended |
attorney General MacNeaeh and Post |
master James SO | see also a denial,
from MI. WindD'a, Of the published ac-
count OF difference in the cabinet, be-
tween President Arthur and Attorney.
General MacNeagh in the GU.teau
Carr.
douot not tho information will lie
IN the star Route eases and that Il Ii
teau'S ease will come uP aeNt Nonday,
and we stall soOn have some Lively
reading. was sorry to see by the
Baltimore American that you had a
brutal dog fight in the suburbs Of VIII
nington, and two members Of prom:
inent churches were present. Your
humble servant, forty years ago, IN
city, saw q dog fight, but he
denounced it as barbarian, and its ab5t
tors AS no better than saw gcs. snall
regret if the hand OF the law cannot lay
hold OF these Philadelphia Eoughs.
The Rev. Mr.. Chase is holdinga pro
.racted meeting at St, PauNs church.,
this town, with only limited success,
1t has been raining and The weather
IS untayoraSle. There has been no pub
lie demonstration. a man and his
wife however got religion at home, and
came ont last night and met the pre- ach-
ar alone at church, and joined tho so
cety. 1t is to be hcped it will bs
little nest egg for greater good. The
Rev. Mr.. richards, of your city, is to
lecture at Crciton M. Il, church, on
on next Thursday night
week.
\ Political candidate for county COM
said 10 day he had rather
contend with.the Local opNUuists, than
with those who wall ci to be collectors
The Sabbath school here in the country
is putting on a new form for winter.
more Of Bible study half hour be-
fore sermon for children and all of
greater growth. one of your five year
old boys, went last Lords day to church
in your city heard a sermon on the
Sabbath, and witnessed the Ce'6bCat iOu
Of tho Lords supper, went home an
at the table asked, ''is this the Lords
dinner" and afCcrward SAID, ''come lot
us all 70 into the parlOr." Upon being
chidrd Tor numerous inquiries, replied
that Mrs. Doctor W. said she liked
"Qnit,sh Boys" meaning inquisitive.
III closing my letter about C,citon, |
will say that it is mos highly honor
Able Tow n, Of tOUr or five hundred in-
habitants, nearly half Ct which are
roIorcd people. II has 10 place for the
s%le Of hquUr and no necessity for 1t.
C.cilton, Md, Nov. S5h, 1881.
iFor the Information Of our cores
pondent we will state that the W. g.
I. T., means the Womsn's Christian
Union, and the Ashury M, /. Society,
is the ASbury Mutual improvement
Society.