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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-14

Ground was broken yesterday at Oak.
land. California. for . narrow gauge rail.
road from there TO Bodis. The people
Of Stockton seriously considered doing
ths. same thing some months ago. but
after holding several meetings On the
subject their courage gave out. although
the distance Ii at least ons-lhird less
than from OAKLAND.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-14
Death on the Rail-.

Reno Gazette. September ~.
A special freight train from the East
reported striking . body about Ave miles
east Of beowawa, on o short curve. Bat.
urday last. The engineer was not sure
what It was until be got to Beowawa,
when be discovered blood and hair. also
pieces OF flesh. olipgine to parts OF his
engine. 1t 10 thought 1t wss either an
Indian or Mexican. Dow Huntsman
thinks It was . Portuguese called Man
usi. a. be left Battle Mountain on some
freight train bound for the new mining
district near Palissds.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-14
eoRn.

In winnemuocs, September II, to the
wife Of A. Davidson, . son.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-14

49,
affected. II this Is proven to be the
case. his very rash and unauthorized act
10 easily accounted for. and he will be
lot OF easily. But in that, and that
only. lies his true line Of defense. The
prison authorities have evidently done
right in removing Guitsau to Q safer cell
location, where NO more derangsd
avengers in the shape Of guards" can
take . shot ct him.
The New York Herald OF the 4th in
slant Published IN interview with Gen.
sral Ayres. commsndant Of the United
States forces in the District Of Coium.
bis. q follows:
General. there is considerable talk
that In case the President dies. the pso.
pls will take the Law into their own
hands, and Guitesu will b executed BY
. mob. Have you heard anything Of
sueh . movement. and have you done
anything to meet 1T"
Eyes, cir; the government has been
fully advised Of this movement. and Is
fully prepared to meet il. Ny insiruo-
lions and orders are complete. and 1 am
prepared to oct at q moments notice.
and within half an hour after receiving
the news announcing the death OF the
President, ! can have . thousand armed
men and trained soldiers at the jail pre-.
pared to protect It at all hazards"
"0snsral, Il 10 said this sction on the
part Of the government will DO made
only In ssmblsnes OF giving protection
70 The assassin. aud that you Will give
away and allow the people to take their
man, and II you are compelled TO drs, 10
vili b with blank e~artridsss."
"Thess who have sush . belief are
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-14

bkeAU AZ v pHbCeUs
~ Pies and CAKES at rsduosd prices.
short notice.
The Restaurant Department u the finest u
the STATE. All kinds OF Game, Poultry aoo
rresh Fish and also Oyston rsosivsd and
served MP daily. Som
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-13
Nd. Gambeita's Address.

PARS Aug. lS.-M. Gambetta Addressed
crowded meeting of his electors last night at
tho EyHoo OF MeliImonthnt. Admission was
sttruy refused to all but holders of speciol LETT
erS OF invitation. and even these had been is.
sued only TO electors shout who's, opinions Nj.
GambatIh'd COMMITTEE had no ddubta. An
hour before tho opening OF Tho doors 40 i'm.
meme and turbulent cruwa had a.Hembleh,
with Intentions apparently tho rerdisn Ct friend
y to tho lion OF tho oVnning A strong b,dY
II p1llc', drawn up 10 ifunt Of tho hall, hid
tho eroai' s. difficulty 10 mainttinug order and
prLvaniIrg tho people from iushIbg into tho
bulldog, Tho Elssan ia small hall. There
were ouly about | 100 people 10 Tho auienoo
WHOM Nj. Hamhotta entered By side door, ac-
compacia! by Nj. Spullrr. Nearly all present
helaEged to tho suts anial BlLrgtnisu Glass;
Not fifty b'ouHps wrro to hn sen. MIR. GAM
botta's appearance Wsa greeted by ces Of
"Vivo Ia Repnbi1uo" and Oountr ciins Of
1--WE Ia R.vou;i1n" aid l0ul cheers. TO
which tho disigreeaby pi rs,sent huotiug ard
and grGaaIrg OF 10000 workm ut 10 The street
responded. Nothiog dauuttd M. G.m5etta
rnse and lid tho stewards lss in as many nal
CONTENTS q possible. When tbs request was
Aoaardai TO hi h'can bis spoce;,. which lasted
over two hours. Mush Of it vas de-
voted TO maGnilcanlly eloauant retrospective
skelch OF his Parliamentary career, a deionce of
his sa-csl ed policy OF oppor!unlsm and IN indt =
nsnt population OF thu current charges OF hs
aiming 1t q dictatorship. uo protested onla
moro that he WAS aB ever a mere CtiH M "a ser.
want Of demoCrRcy,n
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Stabbed in the Srpasf.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. l3.--Io tho hotol No.
lO&G Gitard avoDuA, KEEP. by John Donges a
O:rious satbug atfray occurred yesterday afttr
noon. 1t is alleged that at about half past
O'Clock Matthias Miller visited Donges saloon
and GROSSLY iusuIted Louisa Donges, tho daugh
ter OF the proprietor of tho hotel. Joseph koc
young man, intoIt,ted in byhalf OF the girl.
Alr. Dongcs, the propii, tor, ordered MlIer's
arrest, bus tho fellow retroated to tho yard of
bis own house. the alley of which sdioins the
hotel, and as 40 arrest could dot then he tx,.
cu:ed Mr.. Dongss proceeded with On officer 10
procure warrant. 10 the moanlimo Miller 70
turncd with tu chOr knifr. which he plunged
lnio kline's body JUS below tho tr.sst bone,
inciDg a wound about four inches deep and
three il ehcs o'g Miller WAS arr Sled. Kline
DOW lies 10 CRITICAL coalition. Kline boats
good namo throughout The Deighborhcc]. Nhis
Miller ia looked upon as bad man. lie has
been lcck ID up s!vtrll Zines; on ono occasion
Tor colleoling large sum of money which his
vito had made ~ srlIioR meat from o wagon in
the western part OF tho city. Tho money TINS
obtained was s.ont for drink.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-13
Railroad Accident.

OnDENSBuRu. N. u, Aug. l3.<-A terrible
accident occarred Oh Tho Grand Trunk Raiwt y
at 80 o'clock this IN >rnog. which resulted in
the instant death OF tho engineer. tho serious
Toundlrg of tho frtmln. baggage master, two
expressmen and various itiurNs to q number of
passengers. Tho train was tho 10 n. m. *
press from Montreal to Toronto AID consisted
Of six Pullman sleepers, four FIRST ani second
class CATS. postal, express and baggage car.
The cars were we'll filed with returciug txeur
siooiss from Montreal, who were nearly all
asleep. Tho traio arrived OF Prescott Jucoiion,
and tho O;toWa sleeper Vas Lbere attached to
it. After leaving Presc vt there is a down
grtdo and soon the train was goitg fast. Az
obstruction was encountered and the locomotive
jumped the track. carrying tho tender, bag
eagc, mai express. smoking and two psssen
ger cars With it. They ran on tho Ties fully o
thousand yards, when tho ongino wont down 80
embsn kmsnt, tho tender passing By. tcg,thcr
with tho express car. aud landing on the other
side Of tho track. Tho baggage car went still
further on, aud the body was thrown of aor g.
side the ferca. In fact. every car except the
sleeper was thrown upside down. Tho ex,
press cSr was smashed into kudlir wood, wh,lo
oothir & remains of tho tender but few pitc,s
OF iron. 1t is truly wonderful how the passen-
gcrs Uoaped instant death.
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COMMUNICATED
a strange Anomaly.

Ihoro is ono word on tho subject of Raa3ue.
saf'sm which has not yot bosn aRii ss for IA /
know, tut which onght 10 find u.!orancs. 1t ia
word OF weight to all truahea,ted Virpinianp.
We see before us now So strange sight as ey,r
historian had to record. We 500 a people who
twenty years ago grded themselves for a Chr
NC. With q nation creator and moro wasI.hv hv
far IMAM themselves. and uahesitatinely entering
Inc arens, there lost tens of thcu.snds of lives
ana hunGfoos OF 'nillons of property.
And for Whal2 mere point Of honor a maro
sentiment an idea; which things gepersiIv have
little weight with men or States ia ,his nstter.
of-f,ct 10 d century.
=, Am ! not cotrtc! here? Was il no. sentiment
INA! cllt ny lmpellad Virginia to ioia csu.e with
ner 6roihren OF The South? did shs not at rat
STAND hloot and only fecedo wh=n she saw tho
Stases or the South were 10 DO invaded Sbo
ala not Join the seeded States until she sg III az
would need her help. 1t WAS thus for generous
sentiment OF sympathy that Virginia s1terei
the late struggle and lost a mosl ever yth,nr s,vs
honof. And what do we now soc?
For a lew paltry millions loot tiths OF tbe
previous l0ssJ many OF hsr sons would sell that
honor 70 show heraNlf ganerous and hioh.
minded Virginia makes huge sacrifices and 1at
will make hardly any effort where jus.ico and
common honesty are 10 question! Whist an
anomaly ia hero soon It Is tho case of pcn.
Lismsn win the incest sense Of honor, who like
Gefcutlo would fight on the argument of str.w
plcRlng lhe pocket Of too colfding frisnd
IL is true tho great mass OF representative V;-.
glhiahs are IS far removed from euch a ,honoht
ss ihB Bas! ia from tho West Yet sIsa thero
are many even OF those who fought for a nohIo
Gu! losing cause, who would have it 40.
a ChhSTANT READER OF GAZsTTE
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-13

The pernicous effects Of cigarette smoking
are commented on almost every day by news
papers, and every argument and terror brought
to bear IN futile endeavors 10 Induce Il youDg,
at least, to abstain from tho Injurious practice;
but tho manufacture and sale of those dagger
Gus compositions is still Increasing aud roar'y
every other uichin you meet is drawing vigtr,
ou8ly upon one or engaged in rolling up The
sane. Who the pnrsdiDg Of the dangerous
corscqu:Dcts Of tho rrsclico seems 10 be
treated with uGconooln. it may b. vel
to state that few days ago newspaper re-.
porter in New York followed nall rag Scd boy
he saw gathering "sumps'' 10 bis abode, and
there btyood all doubt lesrned that tho butts
and lends" so gathered in lin cans from spit
toons, tho saw duet of bar room floors, cutters
Of the streets. 30. were a:slrttd, driod and
sold to different parties who 10 turn sold them
to other persons engaged 10 tho manufacture Of
cheap c'garetts, who uIo tho samo for filing
their vile manufactures. which ore purchase
BY boys generally.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-13
NEWS or The nv

Georgia is to have ueR c,pitcl building in
place OF the present structure.
The will Of the la:e Gen. Robert Patterson,
OF Philadelphia. leaves his entire estate. esli.
mated TO be worth che million and half dol
lars to bis family.
Among the distinguished guests al the Rack
bridge Alum Springs is Senator HILL OF Ca,
whe, with his family, is visiting these spIings
Tor the re establishment of his health,
Gen. Grant has btught large double house
en- East Sixty sixth street 10 New York, and it
is slid be is to make that city his home 10 the
future. TIE nrce asked for the hous, IVES
100000, but Gen. Grant got it for s93 900.
1t has been atcsrtaioed that the purchaser Ct
the main Centennial building at Philadelphia,
is MIR. Is. Q. Nutshell, the proprietor OF the St.
James Hotel Bradford, Ps., who made for
tuue in oil speculatious. 1t is not kno1u what
dIsposl ION is to be madc oft.
The imports Of dry goods ct The port Of New
York for the week ending yesterday were 81,
Ssh 30. and tho amount market 81, SAG, $50.
Tho total imports slice January lst. this year,
arc $50 4S2 003 against sT9,795 ST for the
same period in 1850.
Be'j min Bird, (co|nrod, convicted of the
nu;der of polio Nelson. colored, on the
% III OF Juoc, 1850. during riot 10 Jackson
vile, Fla, was executed 10 that city yesterday
When the trap was sprung the moose. which
had not been properly adjusted. slipped over
his head and he fell to tho ground flo got u,
with The shcrlil's assistance and again walked
upon the trap, and at tho second trial was
launched into eternity.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-13
Illicit EhiSkey.

NEW IoSE. Aug. l3-An illicit atill was
seiZ rd yesterday Al lha farm OF Andre Kiaffer.
near South Jamtics, Il. l.. by several off cers
from the Internal Revenue Department. Brook
Ign. 1t Was located In an extension room OF the
farm house and had q capacity Of leo psllIops.
Tho still was of copper and all ready for opsr.
stlng. Ono hcgshesd Of molasses and twelve
gallons Of mash were found on the premises, be.
sides goose neck worm and several other srti.
Giles used for dstiling purpoRos. The off ,.rs
made the descent about nine o'clock, and The
only peraon found in charge was KiefTsr. He
wss arreEted and taken before United States
Commissioners Allen, of Brooklyn. The Dom.
missioner adjourned the examination and releas-
ed him IN his own recognizance.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-13
VIRGINIA HEII,S

Tho dsDcciats CT Washington caunty have
dominated COnaly L. Trigg Tor tho Senate.
The Slribliog Springs property. in Augusta
county has boen purchased by Ptnrsy lvania
parties fer so coo.
W. b. Gordon. r.. has bern n0miusted by
the Louisa conservatives for Ih3 House Of
pclogalcr.
Eol', the noted Virgins iaoo colt, brtd b7
MIR. X. j. Hancock. Of AIbemArle. has bt en-
told TO tho Pelham stable.
Mr.. Thomas, editor OF Iha Marias7iIls
Herald, who was a delegate to the sirsiphtout
convention al LYpchturg. hnnLunoas his PURPOSE
TO support Daniel for Governor.
The Governor has roappOintci DR.. Thomas
Pollard Commissioner Of Agriculture, sul ct
10 The adVioa and c)nset Of tho Sanaio at the
NJ yt sthbiOn.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-13
"A Nurk Sunk byu Steamer.

ST JoHN's. N. F., August Is This ba,k
Ksocr. OF Chrlstisusand. sailed from Miramchl,
August ), with cargo Of deals. "a tho oh,
at $50 y. II. 10 dense irg. sho was ruo inlo
by the steamer European. ifcm Liverpool to
New York. The crew immediately Jumped
aboard tho steamer, and tho bark Glci with
water. Tn, captain Of the latter, who hsstoucd
to his csbln to save The log, WAS subseou ,utly
taken Oft ly tho steamers boat. The bark was
nearly cut 10 two. Tho European arrived
here yesterday. She is badly dam aged 10 H..
bows aud will remsia sOmo time for repars
Tho collision cc,urfod bear Flemish Cape, en-
tho Bspka.
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The m 1srAcfS.

BALTIMoRE, Aug. E.-Virsinia Ga old -; do
deferred Is! do consolidated s24: do - 80.
RES az past due comp 9Hi new III 40s 81 Cot
ton dul middling lla Flour highor fer Western
and strong; Howard street and Western super
asS4 10; do extra 6ssj IS; do family 6uSG IS;
City MILE supor da$4 so; do extra Bass 90; do
itmlly TOAST; do Rio brands 81; Patapsco
family 81 80. Wheat-Southorn higher and
active; Western excited. higher .nd strong !:
southern , 12SAl%2; do amber l3isl3j; No Ma.
Aug l33i.l33si Sept lSii,l35; Oct l37bsiS7l:
NOV l3oal%9i Corn-Southern quiet; Western
higher and strong; Southern white aud yellow
0l Western mixed spot and Aug G3t.G9I; Sent
southern 40s43; Western whitn 4isi5; do mixed
Alaa2. Rye qne! At 8OiS5. Hay qulnt and un.
cnan9ed. Coffee firm Rio cargoes ordinary 10
Jar lo'llb Sug.s quiet; A soft 90. Whi:koy
Ern at l2sSl l21.
NEW YORK, Aug. l3.-Stocks f1mor Money
2iiS. Flour firm and quiet. Wheat III hi,h.
or. Corn q shade bulter.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-13

stove manufacturing Interests Of Eastern Penn.
sSivanla Was iuaugurated Yesterday at several
points. In this city I'll tho mouldeTs of tho
extensive establishment of Orr, Painter & 90.
struck for 40 advance Of ten per cent on their
wages. A telegram received announces that tie
mou!ders Ct Raymond & Campbell, at Middle.
town. also struck. The ,noGlders in the Schuyl.
kill Valley at SptiOg City. Rogers Ford and
Other poln!s aSo went GU, showing that tho
Increment was ,recotc r!ed. Soue Of tic
strikers made as high as s6.l5 per Day. and
cid men sixty five years Of age make So so per
DAY. |! is not claimed that their wages are as
high every day. This is the fifth strike of lbe
moudets sicoo the papic 10 the iron country
several years ago. The mon arc determined 10
bell out, aud unless their demands arc acoeded
10 all the mills will have to shut down.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-13
Hartmann,

HAMILTON, Olt., Angus Is. Hartmann,
tho nlhllisis. i, nav in this city. Ila arrived q
day or two ago. and under the name of G..
Black registered at Houderson'd Great West.
crn Rsissy Station Hotel. Subsequently
ne said DO was gong to Toronto. aud LETT the
hotol, but 1t has trnEsDirtd he merely moved 10
another hotel, snd has been GetLlng letters
from the PTstofhc,. The poca keep an
eyo Oh hlm. but thog have no Instructions
to mcddle with him, 81 Canada has no treaty
ahlch wonId pccutc his tX'radition 10 Russia
Hartmann wss identified nv resident of this
city who saw him 10 New York. lie ia arxious
to return to the States, hue will MT do no ills
thesW sshinEton governmat gives good eu4ran-
tea Ct his safety.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-13
TO-DAY'S TELEGRAPH NEWS
TEE PRESIDENTS tosDsTEeN.
(O6cisl B1lIetin.)

kOWCISl DuliCtlU.
EXECUTIVE MANSION, Aug. Is. $50 q. H.
The President did not sleep as well as usual
DUNG the early part CT the night; alter mid
night however. bis Sleep WAS refreshing, and
only broken OF !cnz intervals. This morning
be has little lever, ncTertholess he expresses
himstlf ss feeling better than tor several days
past. Pulse lC4, Temperature l00,S, respira-
ton 10.
(OGc!al Bulletin.)
EXECUTIVE MANSION. Aug. Is. 1880 p. N.
The President has been cheerful ard easy dur.
ing the morning. and bis temperature has fallen
c little more than degree and half since tho
morning bulletin was issued. The wound is
dischsrgiug healthy pus His pulse is now lO2,
temperature 992, respiration IS.
Unofficial Buetin.)
EXECUTIVE MANSION. August Is. 2:l0 D. NJ.
hlary ularming ruuors havo been circulated
dutirg the dsy regarding the President condi'
ton, some OF which ndicati Il that it vas almost
impossible fer him to live moro than day or
Two Logger. From Information. obtained ct
the Executive Mansion, however, there appears
to be 20 cause for alarm. Tho fever in.
dlCated by tho mcrniog Bulletin has bsen
gradually suts:di5g. aud Tho patient ct
this hour is v,ry comfortable. Private Score
tary Browa says that the President ia decidedly
bottor at tho Present Tina than no hos booo
! du!ing tho past is hours. sDd that the
fever apparently continues TO decrease The
day is extremely Oppressive but The President
apartments arc keep. comfortable By nesus
Of tine cooled ait which il forced into tham. the
temperature being about 81. General Swan
lust said thtt tue President 10 better now than hi
Was At tho same time yesterday. His pulse now
| hung below ono Hundred, ana his temperature
StOut On
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Indians.

DENVER. G1l. Aug. Is "A special Of yc,tsr.
days date to tho Republican, lr1m Mcl!arhy.
Nav Mtx'o5, says: Cauriera have lat arrived
trtm ln Savage rancho, Al miles from here.
with int:li genoa that Lieut.. Gullosla had
reached there last night. THY found Two men
dead nna learned that thrao women had haop
carried off clp'ivts Lieut. Guifuy!e had two
fights with tho Indians very recently and cap
lutcd considerable stock. besides routing them.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-13
SWilllnliu. Match.

NEW YORK. Aug. l3.-The much talked Of
swimming race. which WAS to have taken plse,
week ago in tho lower bay. csmo of on We'd.
noesdsy at New Haven. Conn. Tho course wss
from Sewn Rock TO tho light house on ths Fast
HaVen shore ard return, distance of len miles,
Ihtre were eleven starters. D. Welsh Won thu
Irst pli%a ($6O0) in 30. 81 B Goodwin took the
second (f3O1} in Oh. Sm.; 4. Hatch and |. Bam-
berg Tied for IN third place, both goitng homo in
On. I'm. a special prizs for graceful long dis
tancc swimming WAS won BY BsMbers and one
for remaining longest in The water wilnou. nour.
ishment Wl9 obtsined BY Mel.h
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Financial,

NEW IoRK. Alg. l3.-Tho Pds.'s fiaspoial
artce says: Tho day opened With tho Wall
s.root markets. ve,y dull, tn subsequently thtro
was m r, animated speculation 10 stocks Oh
favorable reports from Sa,atoga 10 regard to
trunk line sffairs, which reports, however,
ooud DOT be au hent;cated. Government bonds
wero steady; State bonds firm aod rairond
bonds goCorrlly fraction higher. Stocks,
alter 40 early decline of IA per cent, became
strorg and advanced 4s2 per cant. NJ out Y has
bcen easy OF 2a3 per cent. for call loans.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-13
Fatal Accident

NEW York. August l3.-The body OF Cap.
iato WeynAnt, of Stonv Point. N. y, who had
gono to Red Bank, N. j.. TO purchase the
schooner Il iterpliso. was found, quito slcd,
ct day break yesterday. on tho long tresle bridge
spanning tho Naveslnk Rivtr. 1t is Believed
that no lost his way and. nlsttklng tho long
railroad bridge Tor tho road. aud missog his
footing ca tho sirgls trttk fell between the
ties, at d thus helpless, Was 1un over by two
frrirl 1T iraias
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LIST OF LETT KRS,

mo following is Il list Of the letters romsjnln.
y Ia The hlexandra. Virginia, rosloice Aug. -
Eorsons calling for letters will say thoy an AL
re- vortiSed and give the date of the list.
II not called for within thirty days, they will DO
soht to tho dead letter Office. in Washington.
D D r.; LeIlie Lane. Miss Msgais
Davis, !uus II Marshall ThoS Il
Ju'l's. Mles Alica Pfcs. VIM a, col
Tregory, mrs 3 = Pesrce, Hunter
Hall, Adalina Swain. j
HolIins Mrs Louias Williams, Simon
IL LEWIS MCKENZIE, 7. Al
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-13

The Mshonites End that their most effective
ammunition against the negroes is their pro-
iession of opposition 10 the captation tsx AID
to the whipping POST. This is a sad RI hsclion
upon the negroes, and will bo resented at the
polls by the more reputable and Intelligent
members OF their racc. No reputable negro is
afraid Of tho whipping post. because he will do
nothing to render himself liable to the pnoish
ment it ibhicts, end 90 Intelligent oae will obs
jeot to the oapitsIion tax. every cent Of which
goes 10 the support of the free schools.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-13

The gtsenbaek!rs soaawass and republicans
10 Mississippi having followed the * .mplc of
the regulators. sc.awAgs and republicans 10
Virginia. aid formed coalition. will. OF ctutse.
receive The same support from tho republican
Administration that has been promised their
exemplnrs in this State. Mr. Hayes admin
istraIi was groteeque irud. as much so re-
spectiog its conduit Of the government as tho
means ly which it was counted 10, but its
irsudulcncy ccud hardly exceed that of the
present one, which. while profe ssing the utmost
regard for 6nancial integrity. endorses repudia-
ton in one Southern State aid greenbackism
10 another. The Administration, evidently,
entertaips The same opinion Of honor that Mr..
Blair does which ia That it wont buy q
breakfast"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-13

The Malone Candidate for Lieutenant Cav
cfnor, * Senator Lewis. good rerublicao
ssys the republican party 10 Virginia ia ca
record as Opposed TO paying tho whole OF the
8 ate debt; Col. Paphsm. slso good republic
can and Mahonite. says it is ridiculous for tito
republican party 10 Virginia 10 pleend 10 be
debt payers. No wonder. .hcrefore. that tho
vast majority of tho republicans 10 tho Stse
support the repudstion ticket.