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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-04-12

A msddlesome old woman was sneer.
ing at . young mothers awkwardness
with her infant, and said: 81 declare. Q
woman never ought to have q baby I'M
less she knows how to hold IT," "Nor
tongue either" was the quiet rejoinder.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-04-12
ANNUAL MEETING.

THg ANNUAL MEETING OF THs osN
! tsnnisi Gravel Gold Mining COMPANY VII
take place on MJSDAY. NAY Z. 1851. q tns
once d The Company. gold Hin, storey county
Nsvada, ct o'clock ?. =.
PRANK A. WISE. Secretary.
Cola hin. Nsvsds' Narcn II. 1851. mrSi
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fOWS ORDIyANOES.
ORDINANCE no. lls.
AN ORDINANCE 70. provide for de
Leyy OF Taxes On x. n and Perseue!
Property within the T. We sf 0eid
Passed April 10. isso.l

THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF GOLD
= Hill do ordain:
SECTION /. An annual I'd vsloeem tsx OF one
and ons quarter per centum upon the value Of
taxable trvperty within The ro~n OF Gold Hul
u hereby levied aud directed 70 be collestsd Tor
town Purposes upon the Assessed vaius Of al
such taxable Lro, erty made taxable ty the laws
OF this tate for STATE and ovuniy purposes, In
cludlng the bet proceed Of the mines.
pxo. .. The taxes levied By section OF this
ordnance, aud 10 be asses-cd aud collected IN
accordance win the Irvyislons VI an ordinancs
entitled. IAN Urdin nee 70 provide Tor the levy
AMI collection OF tA1rs on real aud psrsonsl
property within the Town of Gold Hill. passed
April 10, loSU; and also. an ordinances entitled.
An ordinance to prUvide ,or tn, time and
manner Of sscsrtaining The value OF tho net pro.
cseds Of NINE. fYr ths purpose oi TAXATION. AUD
10 provide fvr the collscion VI such ,.xs..
President OF the Board OF Trustees Of ths Town
OF Gold Hill.
Attest: W. q. HYDE. Olerk Of the Board.
Al meeting Of the Board OF Trustees " the
Town OF vvid II l., held aprii ~. 1850. ,rdi.
nance No. lis MAS passed BY ,hs following vote
Yeas-lyu.tsss H.rcer, D.uchy and Prssi.
dent Fox.
Aossnt-Trustess wolley and emery.
70 W. u. HYDE, Clerk.
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DAVID WlLDhh, cocrctAfy.
Ofice-Room n. No s2s Montgomery street
San Francisco. Oalifomia.
a LIZA sILVkR MINING COn

4 LTA SILvkR MINING COn.
"A PANY.-Locstion OF principal place Of
business, San Francisco. California.
Location of works, Gold Hill Mining Dis.
tric,. Storey county. State Of Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby given, that 81 meeting OF
he Board Of Directors, held on the MN
l6th) day Of March. 1881. an assessment mo:
20I Of Fifty Gents i5oc) per share was levied
upon the capital stock Of the corporation:
payable immediately, In United States gold
coin, 10 the Secretary. at the once OF the
Company, 302 Montgomery street, Rooms . ana
8, san Francisco. California.
ANY rtock upon which this aseessment shall
remain unpaid on the TWELFTH Q2thl
day OF AfkIL, 1881, will be DELINQUENT,
and advertised for sale st public auction.
and unless payment 10 made before, win be
sold on TUESDAY. the THIRD tsd) day
Of MAY, lsSi.' to pay the delinquent
assessment, together with costs OF adver'
tising and expenses of sale.
By order OF the Board OF Directors.
wM. II. WATSON, Secretary.
Ofice-Rooms and 6 NO 301 Montgomery
street ran Rrancisco. California mr7td
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coo -.ss N yoa, ss1, SsS sS.s. 4 asas1s IsI. re
d., fueuand. Mains.
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pELISQUHNf SALES.
1NLEloNIA nILvER llsIn0

Of bos siness. San Yrsncisoo. California.
Loestion ri works. STOREY county. Neysda.
Notice.-rhsrs - dslinqusnt upon the fol-
loWtng-described stock. on account OF sssess-
March. 1881, the ssvsrsl amounts sss opposite
ths names Of the rsspsesivs sharshoidsfs. -
follows;
Names. NO. Certtf. bhs. Amt.
Atkinson. poud b %, Trus.
.l1ie9.... Sls "
A,a.o. ..o. ~: 80 Ia 90
tess 10o....N :.
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PosrPONEMENT.

The day Of delinquency for above named ~.
se.smsnt has been postponed TO THURSDAY.
APRIL IL. aud the day OF sale to SATURDAY
NAY IL.
BY order OF the Board OF Directors.
FRANK A. WISE, Secretary.
Once Bank Of Gold Hin. Main street, Gold
mn m28
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ORDINANCE NO. ils.

An ORDINANCE TO auiherixs the 10:
Horl owing Money % Redeem the
riessinS Lsbt Of the Ts~s Of Gsia
nh''
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11VERNAN NILvEe MINING cos

= MILAN AlLvER MINING cos.
PANY,-Location Of principal place Of
business, San Francisco. California.
Location Of works. Gold Hhi' e'ofsy county
Notice 10 hereby eivsn. that q nesting Of
the Board Of Directors. held 90 the ssventeenln IN
day OF March. 1881. an assessment lSo. "!
Of Fifty Gents per tha1p was ievico up0n
the capital stock Of the corporation, payable
Immediately, In Unitsd Statss gold coin. 70 tne
secretary. a the once Of the Company. no us
California street, San Francisco. Calfornis-
Any stock upon which this assessment sna1
remain unpaid on the tventy. nrst day o.
April, 1881, win be delinquent. and advertised
for sale at public auction. and unlsSs payme1'
Il made before, win be sold on THURSpAfs
the twelfth day Of Nay. 1881. 70 pay the denn'
oueut assessment, together with costa Of adver'
tisinR and expensee OF sale.
By ordsr OF the Board Of Directors.
GEO. d. EDWARDS. secrstary.
oncs-No. liA California ssrsst. Ban I'm
cisco. Cahionis. "
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ASSESSMENTS LEVIED.
rINION CONSOLIDATED sILvER

u
u Mining Company Location OF principal
place OF business, San Francisco. California
Location Of works, Ilrginia MtninR District
Storey county, Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby given. that at . meeting o.
the Board OF Directors. held on the seventh
t7,h) day Of March. 1881. an sssefsmeo!
(No. iel Of One tSii Dollar per shsre vas levied
upon the capital stock Of the corporation, pay.
aba immsdistsly, In United States gold com. 70
the Secretary, at the once Of the Company.
Rooms and recond noor). No. 100 California
street, San Francisoo. California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shAll
remain unpaid on the eleventh uithl day o.
April, lSsi, viii be delinquent, and "a.
vertised for sale at public auction, and unless
payment Il made before will be soid On
MONDAY, the SECOND (2dl day Of NAY,
1881, 10 pay the delinquent assessment. to
gether with costs OF advertising and expenses
I'M BURLINGTON. secrstary.,.
Ofnee-Rooms an 4, second noor. Ss Caii'
fornin street san Frspci,co California. 10
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ORDINANCE NO. III.
AN ORDINANCE TO Authorize ,hs Ises.
Ps!pe 9 Of f.anceLins b.nds Nsss i0S
tPsssed September 9, lsso.l

n,HE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF TIE
/ Town VI Gold Hill do ordsin.
SIcrtoH I. The President and Clerk OF the
Board VI Trustees Of the said losn Of Goid Hill
are hereby authorized aud required to isrus
Bonds OF the osn Of 9od Hill. In the sum Of
Ten thousand dollars United stat gold coin.
rIc. Q. The said Bonds shall Ds In such {, rm
q the President d CLERK u said Board may
prescribe. according TO law and ORDINANCES, and
sbaIl be 10 ths eject that the Town OF Gold Hill
10 bound and holdsn and Will pay TO the holders
OF said Bonds the sum OF iIopsy named therein
10 unitsd Ststes goid coin. o the l4tn DAY OF
August, 1881. with interrst thereon q the rate
OF one per cent per month, In like gold ooin.
Interest payable Qlsrteily.
SEQ 8. Bald Bvnds shall be iseued ana ueeo
for the purpose OF reJe-ming and cancelling
Bonds Nos. iUs and lH OF the Town OF oold
Hin.
SEC. 4. This Ordinance shall take eject and
bs In force from and Aftsr Its passage and its pub
lication Tor ous week In the COLD HILL DAILY
NIws.
Approved: L. :: Fnx,
Prs;idsn. Of the Board Of Trustsss Of the Town
Of Gold Hill.
Attest: ". O. HYDE. Clerk.
On motion Ordinance No. III, % read, was
passed by the following vote:
Ayss- trustees Mercer, Dauchy and xrss''
Xbssnt-Tussses Lsmery and Ncourdy.
W. @. HYDE. Clerk OF the Board.
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G. ". CRANE,
PvRcHAsiNc AGENT,
E..aSll.hed in 1879.
PERSONS RESIDING AWAY FROM San
i Francisco, In want Of any article OF

Great or small, can have their orders allied
promptly, and at the very lowest cash prices,
By addressing the undersignsd.
SIS Pine street, Room 50 and 10 Leidesdorn
str 1t. Han francisco Cal. 1yN
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, USTICE MINING CON pANY.-
sl Location Of principal place Of business, Ss

onice-Rooms and NO sOl Mon'Eomer
street. ran Francisco. California. mr1td
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II. X. khLLf, SscSetsry
Ofice-Room Q. Hayward's Building. No. t1a
California street. Ban Francisco. California. 8
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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-03-30
IN THE SENATE.
COllOquy Between Hill and Dawes

COllOquy Between Hill and Dawes
WASHINGTON, March 30.-In the Senate
today, upon assembling, q bouquet ol
flowers adorned Senator EellOgs's desk
while a magnificent floral ship sailing upon
sea OF viOlets and roses, the gift OF ladies
of Alexandria, Va, to Senator Hill, cf
Georgia, Ornamented that gentleman $
desk.
The pending business, being tie rcsolu-
tion for election of Senate officers, was
then taken up. a motion to adjourn from
to-day until December was rejec ted-23 to
2S. Various other motions We're voted
down.
Mr.. Hill (Ga.) read Letter issus d
from the Readjuster's headquar
tiers, in October 1SS. by William Ma
hone, in which he alluded to the Rcpubli
can party as the I" Grip-sack' party. Did
the senator know what was meant by the
Grip sack" party?
Mr.. Dawes. Is tany objection to Rid
dleberger, in the mind of the senator, that
he voted for Hancock
Mr.. Hill. None in the world.
Mr.. Dawes. Then why is the senator
troubled?
Mr.. Hill. am not troubled. only
ask. "What is the Grip sack party ?''
Mr.. Dawes. l don't know. They have
down South all sorts of parties. l do not
know what they represent. The senat II
from Georgia ought to know he ought to
know every phase Of every political party
that had ever come up for certainly, if
anybody has tried them all it
must be the senator from Georgia.
[Laughter.] l do not know any party
that that senator has not given his ad-
hesiOn to. l remember letter written by
him after Garfield S election advising every
body to join Gartield's party and invOk-
ing the public to come up and join the
party which had succeeded. Laughter. ]
That seems to be the first nOtionj in the
mind of the senator in all his political
sailing about the country in his ship of
state [lauShter]-tO find out wi at party
has succeeded, and then to announce his
desire to 20 with that party. l think lie
said nobody could tell how much he loved
Garfield, passing the love cf woman.
[Laughter.]
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be in condition to audit any more &C
counts for MONTH" Mr.. Musser took
away his hand, but insisted that the major
should leave the room instantly or he
Gou!d be put out. The major protested
that he had right to be there and would
stay there as long as he wanted to and
Auditor Curran also put in word in be-
half of the major, saying he had an un-
doubted right to he present. After sitting
in the room long enough to convince Mr..
Musser that he had no respect for his
order to leave. ajor Griest left the room.
and the side show closed.
1t appears that after Auditors Collins
and MnSser had signed the poorhouse re-
port, Mir. Mnsser thought better Of it,
there being one bill that lie could not ap-
prove whereupon he erased his signature
and induced Mr.. Curran to withhold his
signature also. In the meantime Mr.. Col
lins had left town.
An Important Book Lost
4 book containing an account of the
boarders at the almshouse. which was
placed in the hands of the auditors about
Il week ago, and which was in the auditors
hands yesterday, is to-day reported lost!
Mr.. Cox says the loss of the book will
put the pOorhouse authorities to much in
convenience and the county to consider
able loss.
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Po,tsville Chronicle.
1t is high time that some other interest
besides ''ring," composed of half hun
dred sp0rtsmen, has say regarding the
game laws of this state. Game is some
thing in which all are interested, and law
on the subject should serve all alike. The
present Legislature will be asked to repeal
all the laws and provisions, and substitute
the following:
It shall not be lawful for more than five
men to pursue the tracks of one poor, lone
rabbit with evil intent.
ANY duck hunter who buy birds and
! passes them off on the boys rs having
been killed 10y himself, shall be deemed
guilty Of piracy, and punished accord
ingly.
Any person OF persons discovered cap
turing deer or elk by means of pound net
or seines shall be- liable to a fine of not
less than twenty-five dollars nor more
than fifty dollars.
II Cox, Oh being routed from cover and
pursued, takes refuge under a school
house, it shall be lawful for the teacher to
dismiss the school and lend his assistance
in the capture.
That section in the amended law of
1879 requiring all persons to give coons
400 yards start before pursuing with in
tent to kill is hereby repealed.
Any person or persons guilty of firing
over twenty consecutive shots into flock
of decoy ducks shall be deemed guilty of
a mistlemeanor and punished by fine of
not less than s..
Any person who shall, after the passage
Of this act. knowingly falsify as to the
number and size of fish taken by him at
any time within the past two years, shall
be deemed guilty Of misdcmeanor and
punished by thirty days in the county
prison without relief.
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THIRD EDITION.
"WEDNESDAY EVENING, MAR. 80. 1891:
WEATHER INDICATIONS.

WEATHER INDICATIONS.
WAsn1NsToN, March SO.-For the Mid
die states, cloudy weather. with rain Or
snow, variable, shifting to colder north
westerly winds, decidedly higher baron:-
cter.
Tho chief signal officer furnishes the fol-
lowing special bulletin to the associated
press The storm yesterday in Kentucky
has moved eastward with increasing
energy and is now central as severe
storm in Virginia. Westerly gales pre-
vailed along the coast from Florida to
Virginia and northeasterly gales from
Connecticut to Delaware, and yet con-
tinue. Hourly wind velocities, ranging
from thirty to forty miles have been gen
orally reported along the coast. The fol-
lowing are the highest velocities : Jack
sOnville, AZ miles Sandy Hook, ii miles !;
Hatteras, 81 miles. Heavy snow has
fallen aud yet continues in Tennessee, the
Ohio valley, over Lake Erie and the
southern half Of Lake Michigan, accom-
panied by strong nOrtherly winds. The
temperature has fallen twenty degrees or
more in Alabama, Tennessee and Western
Georgia since yesterday. and twenty seven
degrees at Nashville The storm now in
Virginia will move northeastward, causing
severe nOrtheasterly gales along the New
England coast, accompanied by rain turn
ing to snow. Fair and warmer weather Is
indicated during Thursday and Friday for
the Middle, South Atlantic and Eastern
Gulf states.
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Motncrs! Mothcrs.! Mcthers!!:

Arc you disturbed at night and broken Of
your rest by sick child suffering and crying
with the cxc"uciating pain of cutting teeth
If SO, go at once AMI get a bottle of MRS.
WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP. 1t will re-
licve the poor little sufferer immediatcly-de-
pend upon it; there is no mistake about it.
There is not q mother on earth who has ever
used it, who will not tell you at once that ii
will regulate the bowels and give rest to the
mother, and relief ANA health to the child.
operating like magic. 1t is perfectly safe 10
use III all cases, and pleasant to the taste. and
is the prescription OF one OF the oldest and
best female physicians and nurses i'll the
United States. sold everywhere; D cents q
bottle. marT-lvd&wM,WSS
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Speer's Fort Wine

Is recommended by physicians above all
Others as a gentle stimuIant, tonic and ,liu-
rctic. 1t is something they can prescribe to
patients with confidence. knowing they are
using an article that is strictly pure and pos
scsscs the highest medicinal virtues.
Charles a. SeeIey, a skilIful chemist OF New
\ ork city, after making a careful and thorough
analysis, says: 81 have examined the wine
with the view OF determining the presence or
absence of various I'M furious substances which
are contained in so-called Port Wines, such as
lcgwood, crude spirits, etc. have not found
any of these substances in Mr.. Speer's wine,
and 1t does not contain anything but what is
found in pure Grape juice Wines
This wine is recommended by Drs. Atles
and Davis, and for sale by II. T.. Slaymaker,
Lancaster, Pa. ml5-2wdSw
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MlRk ~
Philadelphia Market.


PalLAprLrRIA. March 3O-Flour firm.
but quiet: superhns, IS OD03 50: extra
IS :J"4 %: Ohio AMI indiana family
81 25a5.5: Penna. family 81 s.sIj Il? 81. Louis
family IS 75sI6 p: Minnesota Extra - O,T5 ~;
straight. IS O0G6 50; winter patent $6 J0G' 20 !:
spring do Sc 7SGlS no.
Rye Hour III IS T.
Whea, hrmer: No. Western Wed 81 .1l.
q !t4; Del and Penna Red. 81 l9' 81 aDt4 dO
Amber 81 2Odl 2OH.
Corn market steady: steamer. :s}sc; yellow
end mixed. as4aSltc.
Oats more firmly held: No. I White. &i1ac
No. :. 1910 i4c; No. 3. 10 43e: No. 2 Mixe,. ut
42c.
Rye quiet at 81 o..
ProvlSiOnS-nlarkct firm: mess pork at
SIG 50 beet h,,ln> ut So OOIS O; india
mss beef, 80 % +. o. b. B.,cOn--,mOked
shoulders 6d6l4c: salt do SIC: smoked hams
lI@llxc: pickied hams 9G9Ac.
Lard firm city KEITH. ii. {: loose butchers
I@l0l4c; prime steam, $40 9a9Ell.
Hutter-market active and prices firm
Creamery ezra AG35c creamery good
TO choice 3O6SS: II. L. 4 n. !. extrn, tubs.
30d3.c dO 1rkins, 2ll2Sc Western dairy
extra e5dls6r: do good to choice e0d stc. Rolls
quiet Penn'a l5G7lSc Western l7G2s.
Eggs dull Penna. lie: w.~t"f' lie
Cheese sluggish and weak: New York full
cream l3Ql3Tc; Western full! cream l:6
lsL@c: dn fair I" good ll0I2c: dohalf Skins
20 Oc Pa. dO SI9c.
Petroleum firm: refined &c.
whisky ut 81 10.
Sec,lS.GOOd to prime clover quiet at y.
ass :,lO do Timothy scarce. $50 g.: 81 do tlO
tIaNses' neglected 81 5J8l u.
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In accordance with the authority given
by the state law to local boards OF health,
Secretary c. H. Brown, of the Lancaster
city board, has issued circular to clergy
men, magistrates. physicians, &C., calling
upon them to report to him births, deaths
and marriages, occurring under their
charge, for complete record thereof. The
board will furnish proper schedules for
such reports before the 1st of July, when
the new system goes into effect. Under
tho penalty Of from S5 to $50 fine for
neglect of such, the following particulars
must be furnished ::
Marridges-Full name of husband, oc-
cupation, residence, birthplace, age, when
married, full name Of wife previous to
marriage, residence, birthplace, age when
married, time of marriage, color of parties,
ceremony employed, name of person per-
forming the marriage, residence of the
last named person, date of certificate, date
of registration.
BirMs-Full name of the child, sex,
color, full name OF the father, his occu-
patton, full name of the mother, day,
month and year of the birth, street and
number of house where born, name of
physician or other person signing certifi-
cate, his residence, date of certificate, date
of registration. In case the birth of any
child shall have occurred without the at
tendance Of physician or practitioner Of
midwifery, or should 10 other person be
in attendance upon the mother immedi
ately thereafter, it shall then become the
duty of the parent or parents Of such child
to report it's birth to the secretary OF the
board of health, in the same manner and
form and within the period above re-
quired.
Like statistics are called for in cases Of
deaths and the books or registers kept by
the secretary OF the board of health, or u
certificate duly certified by him as contain
lug copy of the record of any marriage
Or birth, shall hereafter be admitted in any
court of the state as prima facie evidence
of said marriage, birth or death. The
secretary of the board Of health shall re-
ceive and pay into the city treasury fifty
cents for granting certificate or certified
copy Of the record of any marriage Or
birth, and ten cents for making a search
for either marriage o. birth, which sum
shall he paid by the parties applying for
the certificate or search, but the said regis
ter shall at all times be accessible to ply
sicians, clergymen aud lawyers without
charge.
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NIATKINvONIAL.
A brilliant Wedding In Fashionable

A Brilliant Wedding In Fashionable Society
At noon to-day J. Frank Keller, son Of
John Keller was united in marriage to
Miss Sallic Peacock. eldest daughter of
Mr.. A. H. Peacock. at the residence of
the brides father ON East Orange street.
The ceremony was performed by Rev. J.
Y. Mitchell,:.D. d., in the presence OF
large number Of the friends of the
high-contracting parties. The names of
the bridal party besides the bride and
groom were as follows: Mr.. jacob s. Pea
cock and Miss Anna Keller; Mr.. John J
Cochran and Miss Lennie Wilson Mr..
Georsr Fahnestock and Miss Maize Kel-
Ter.
A reception was held at Mr.. Peacock S
from one to three this afternoon, and the
happy couple received the congratulations
of their many friends. They leave ON the
AS train this afternoon on visit to Pill
adelphia. Niagara Falls and New York
city.
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VIRGINIA FLOWERS.
the Ladies of the Old Dominion Compliment
Ben. Hill, and Administer q Scoring to
nIn

WASHINGTON, March 30.-The floral
tribute which adorned Senator Hills desk
to-day was accompanied with the follow
ing note:
"These Virginia flowers from ladies' Of
Alexandria are presented to Senator Hill,
of Georgia, as feeble testimonial on their
part OF their admiration of the brilliant
manner in which he recently exposed the
corrupt bargain made by senator from
Virginia on the one part and the Republi-
can party Oh the other This ship, sena
tor, has not cleared from the White House,
nor is its voyage in quest OF federal spOils.
1t is simply bound to a Georgia senator
because he has anchored himself in the
hearts Of true Virginians everywhere by
the timely and eloquent speech he has
made in defense of the honor, in preserva-
ton OF the traditions, and in maint enance
of the former iilustrious history of Vir-
giuia, when he sheathed the sword Of one
of her own senators which had be q
treacherously pointed to pierce her falr
fame"