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, 1881-03-19

NEW Yo,lK, March l:.-1U tic Editors Of
the Ncsv York Evening Post: was married
last summer to tho best, Mld sweetest, anti
loyel[est,-but forbear; thls Is mt loso
story, und will contlno myself strictly to tho
truth, ...
Soon after o,,r marriage we rented very
prutty little house III fnsllf0nablu street alsd
furnished 1t.
Fur tlmo all went well. Our servants
wore unexcept'onablp, our house faultiess,
aud as ,tay follower! dny screllely III our well
ordered ,,tnago, could nut help wondering
why Anybody should tind housekeeping other
than paraisaical stnto OF existence.
Early In November recelyed my ilrst gas
bill. opened 1t Idly as I rat Chatting with
my wIfe beforn leaving tho brcakfnst'tAble,
but | starto.! ~ reRd tho amount.
"Why, Eltnori" exclaimed; "thls Ia in'-
possible. W. cannot owo SO for gus III u
s'rHgles, sHg,. :, mont''' ThrFe must 0' some mis-
"Uf course there Is Il mtstake, and YOU had
better SEQ attuut It ut once NY deMs,' Alt-
swored Elt9or, decidedly. y.,a,i, "rm W., w.! iavs Z
'S IA m inv way iuw,, town | paid visit to
t1ie Gas C0mpAi,y's nilleu a,aa assed that my
bill might bu scrl'ltl!!Ied n'u! coFteeiM.!.
by tho tirst person addressed, with bland
ilicfeiulity 6y tho second, .asfa with Uyidomt
wcariness BY tho third. Finally lost my
teIllpDr, paid my blu, a,.1 won't away Will! IL
issnoss, mid y stzuHg detcsn.!s.aslon u ses,
that The next months bill SHOULD b9 lowered.
For tic WlIt,lo Ut thAt next .!ohtl! Elihof
and deyote.l ourselves 10 the task VI watGl,. 4
Whenever W. loft roo4n; W., lowuryd It - y
often ~ practcnblu; wn abolished lights III
uppur tlalls ar clasats, a1td, worst e als. wo
, 1881-03-19
FIRE RECORD.

NEwpunyroIr, .lass., March, 18.-Bart.
lett's Mills cauR1lt fire at II tonight. No.
Mil Is destroyed. No. 2 Mill Is on fire, and
danger threatens the Herald office and Unl-
tarian Church. Tl,e corporation Is fully III
sured Steamers afe on ti1e ", way by @ ral! from
LArEh-rhp Hrs Is now under control.
Tic loss Is confined to Corporation No. 5;
Insurance. Sa5o,00o. Firc-eugiues arc present
from Salem, Lynn, Portsmouth. and
lIAytrll1E. The Boston apparatus
has rotured there. Great alarm
prevailed. Many houses anA stores are
cmptip,i OF their goods. It Is the greatest
fire known here iii seventy years.
BosToN, .AfnrcIl ia steamer anu Two
NeWburypurt fire.
, 1881-03-19
STANLEY MATTHEW'S.


Special DIspafth 10 Ihs Chftaon Tribune.
New YonK, March lS.-SpBa'slng Of the
probable confirmation Of Stanley Matthews,
the Sun snys:
President durfell has nude q very grave
mlstnka by beginning with nn attempt to do
Enalo the Supreme Court bunch. Ills best
friends Gun render hIul no higher service tha1t
to thwast him IN this eensurab1o undertaking.
nrsdcs. II il hardly fair to put Jay Gould On the
bench Without seutEuH Willluln II. Vanderbilt
hesi1e him. This omission, however. Inay ho
made up FOR by tile appointment Ut Mr. Wander
t!lts H0n.in-lAw Us District Attorney.
, 1881-03-19


Scene Tic first wns cnncted 1t. q fasl1iona-
bic London dfn1ng-roonl. The party gath
cred round the artfStically arranged table
WINS nut large one but very select, the linn
Of tile evening being the great tragetllan
Henry Irving. One of tho Indy guests was
overheard saying 10 the gentleman seated
next To her, who hail taken her down 10 dIn-
ner: "Yoll will excuse my not looking at
you, Mr.. Bulge, wllnn you were speaking,
hut really cannot tnku my eyss tnH air.
1rying's face; 1t " $3.50 exquisItly lntet-
lectuall" II need hardly be said that Atr.
bulge did not waste tnany words OH Ills tair
partner during the rest OF the dinner. When
the ladies retired tile gentlemen liz their
cigars. N[r. Nudge was the first to leave tha
table In order to join the la'tles III the draw
Ing-room, lie Ind hardly assembled d9xen
sssrs lxuss W." anyosT NJ cna1pS to the
bsnistcJs,' iiy%3,' oas s''' 81 tl,eM @ns l!is lats
p.rtnur ut dinner; she .turncd toward him,
aid, II Y, lmpl9rinE yoles shs thas as,, a.
stS yS ~ S en %s IL F ds dsfaE aEshs es'RE saRas M
sappuse," was the sohgwiiat Impatient re-
ply. Tic two ladies' Ind tlIrowt themselves
.S ads ,Sst %sro tsp a,s;fds4as ter ; eyes apture
they sec1,cd to be under the Influence
of some potent sYsll: . T.. Suddenly, L;
| tlu one WHO hNu hlfehu} spoken
pressed to her heart, her, ilt,s.rils quivsre.i,
aiuI she brcatt,el this loud whisper: - ! can
smell Ills cfgar!" This was q liite too much
for Ms. Bulge. You must l!ayo M VI. ".
eiae,iated, eTid s "considering Shat thcre NE 1t
least half n dozen OF them smoking "
| gether;" nnd he spcst up the staircase three,
steps mt n tinle in search OF more co'lEehlal
Tile next picture finds us In the meeting
Inlnlull. Tile walls are lined with books
from. floor u ceiling; the tinlc ~ isa IN n UP "
evening" TIC curtains arc dra% tesoE1E,s ale r., NJ
incIudInr Incl ea n fair surinKiiilx ot ladies. All
odor Ut Wisdom peryaics everything; nrre
| sits u man who has set right Dean Trench
| m energetic nttyocate Of the Great B:,tai ~
of the East, who manages somehow 20 AlnE
Japan Into eycrythilg-par les cleyenx
| sometimes: further on Is Il man VINO ninf be
depen.led upon to, speak about every subject
under, nbovc, Ar,d around the sli',,-nnd lit:
side It, too.-if tho topic were started-to at
least o.le rersoG's satisfaction; ai'd1theefIs eI
nre lnnny others, lcnrned tun1tts. enGh m ny
own line But II yuu TAKE them ull routt,
there is perhaps ,o ono subject. of which
there exists n luIre cnllsnln1nate S,owle'lge
amongst t.lose present th;!l Of 6llakspeare|,
wl'Yst lla,,e: by,theby' rlctor iinxo lni II ,ts
is notiiitlg about the great :: Bard " Avon,
that is llut known here, Onv gentleman l.
on Ills !sgs Just now dgplorinE the t.npertsc; !;
tlons Of English .spglling. which, render 7
almost aM impossEbtl'ty for posterity to reatl M
Tie wurks of M author IN SUCH wise that tlit
writer, II lie were callea to life agAltl, conlt
i snakspeaTe ere TO rise tr9m ,. tne teH 4, 4
to say he wuuld hardly comprehend Ills oWl
words rs they issue froltl tho mouths Of tn
present cxpnnents Of t'lom; llp would b.
, 1881-03-19

Michael MorrIssey. a swltchnAn employed on
tho locomotive belonging To tho North Chicago
AolIfng. siIs, was accidentally run down and
uln,ost Instantly killed. by tho engfno upon
which ha WIS employed. 1lo was riding ul'on
WnuGMt,sjn avenue, accidentally foil Uf. lluth
WhuuIs Of tho tcnder pKssed oser hla body. buddy
inH,KlIIx Il. Tho dueaeett was OF Irish birth. p
yrilrS nj age, ami loft wiro aud four children
living In poor circumstances somewhere Oh
tkuhA ~ fr14ft
, 1881-03-19

IIs H1ITINUA NOT At All. nfATUNNEn.
sptetat Dtsputeh to The Chicaao Tribune.
NEW Yol.ss. Marel. 1s.--It IL said that Mr..
billings is not ut I'LL disturbed by tho reports
tlat Mr. Villnri Inns bought II rlajorlty of ths
stock Of tlle Northern Pacific railroad Com
pany,, anu that ho llas no fears tint
hs enterprise ut which lIo Is
aS t|S tI1 heaa VII eyer b. snboralHatSa o.; to
T5nls Tls statement, Ut course, Is madu ly Alr.
bli!,ngs, but the fact renll.inA TINT 1t ~ tile
Ni!ef Ut snme pf the Northern l'ncti.o
officials that Willard huS secured the control
1ast Saturday, and, this being. the case, tho
Interest l,e represents will BIS likely to 10 rs
neY SEQ lit when tho tlnle c0ules.
, 1881-03-19
ATTACKED BY YOUNG RUrFiANs.

bftcEaUl AOdprs0ll, m lr0h- -fO0IleTdn DUFF
ness on Randolph street near tho bridge, whllo
on his way homo to No. lTb North Ashland nSe.
nue Mt 7:30 last eveuinR, wns struck by snow
bnil thrown by smnll hoy whom he Gu
courtcrcl at tho corner OF Indiana and
Aua strccts. Ho turned md captured tho boy,
aud wus about tn punish him When ho was e0e
npun BY nyo or slx younR mon from t0 70 q
veurs ii uQu, who knocked him down and bcnt
ind Kicked him quite severely. Anderson With
tltfe4Ity lnatlu his why tn nia homo. aud was
thero attended hy ur. J. i. Fholcm. Of NO. 470
W0st indiana strcpt. who was unubo to say how
rEStA.
, 1881-03-19
A DISMAL WlNDING-sHEeT.

Tho body Ut male infant which had nvl-
t.entiy died Ut exposure was found at 1l;D yes,
tosuay forenoon by 0fl1eor J. q. Rels On tho
prairie, near tho cornes Of Oakley street and
Xenu,V beurlnY date Maroh IT, An inquest was
he.t during tho day by Dcputy-toronrr HAITI
Hu1l, but for lack uf 4vldenc0 tho Jury were
compelled to bring In the verdict usual Ia such
UuSQH.
, 1881-03-19
STEAMSHIP NEWS,

STEAMSHIP NEWS,
New YonK. htareh 1B.-Arrlvod. tho
Greece, from London, City Of Brussels,
from Liverpool, and Ferdinand de Lesseps,
from liayye.
QuEENsTuwS. Marcl. 16.-Arrlyed, the
WISCONSIN, from Now York.
, 1881-03-19
.UE.llIEx:lL.
RICGRD's VITAL RESTORATIVE

Hks been ytrut,htxed and tnapsse1 by Tho Aeadea.y
ii Mv4lvluv. inrls. nna tscukn!tsl ~ al! lssanI
Eurvnl.s AMI rhys!tal Debility. ttci ceatains na
phosphnrus. tAHlhaltue. " anJ u!htf pn'.on; "a
& N N pMs n n!Ss5s sS5 7. fsss -
Or II IL. j. NAUWN kltksMuSu. WntlA nu:l4-
my, Nrs rMrk. seat ~ .ns!! IN sss1ips ~ psssS;
Y st4;,psaa GYass.i ;sL A*sadt "a
inlu il hux nIytssInx 4puriuus Imitation VI ne
culs1.Akut pf. lte>isls tIrA4 hs:tnfAtlto ea1af
.MsIssity. IL Hau,s. nv se.u@on'as 9t pFs: s T.
nmu sir TIuu,,sus nLs copxa fFou n4y earr1!srs "
piuT trtxpslon upun rho pabaLs. Asx jvut 1fuEnst
hs,i ii i. ussun, Nl T. tiara VI and ~ A4asaun.
:t Ia!s Ia 9ss III s!kyt afsIs. AS mA8ct
sTEHGSsoS ~. xnd a l.te..a, Weoassfls +. .t
tlTu circular u}.t Lea lulnha!4 D. L. HaG&4AQAkk
il. l., Il WVIla lllldlnx. Ssw toEk.
, 1881-03-19
THE OHIO STATE FAIR

CoAuMnus, O., March ls.-The state board
Of Agriculture have DECIDED to llUl1 the next
State Fur In this city, beginning Aug. ~ alld
etllllnx Sept. J. fha board PROPOSE t0 locAte
the Sfate FaIr llefe permanently.
, 1881-03-19
e1trRn TIlNNct.'

BAN FllANcIBco, March lR-A private let
tor rpcclye.l In tIlls city says John W. Mackay
l,as bought nut the interest ot two Scotch
1lleu who hold largu blocks ut 8ntr0 Tunnel
sioux. This gives colur to thu story that the
Gunallzn t}rtu control tho tunnel.
, 1881-03-19
HYhAENEAt.

V1crol,tA, II. t., March l8.--Comma1tler
GIuss. of tho United States sloup jamestown,
wis married. yesterday tu Miss J0hAsull, ut
III. + 1ntul fMj.
, 1881-03-19

"dt1 not earn how tho money WAS raised, 10 sue
got her ront" The day for payment Ut rent has
not yet arrived, and tho chances Aro that the
tcnant will not live to nee IT, 40 that his landIady
will be paid at tho cost OF his bosiy.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-06-08
Cincinnati Irish Citizen.l

Mr.. John Miller, of 81 West Fiji
street, tells US that he was cured by the
use Of st. Jacobs Oil of a complicated
case OF rheumatism Of ten years stand
ing.
Tie Republicans Of Amherst county,
Va, have resolved that iftherc is no
|Republican ticket in the gubernatorial
contest they will not vote; they will
have no part or lot in any party but
the straight. ut Republican party, anC
will keep theft county organization in
tact.
Miss Whitzel, ofRockinsham county
was thrown from buggy last week ane
then kicked by the horse hitched to it,
sustaiding fracture Of the skull. It'll
thought her injuries will prove fatal.
The shenandoah Valley Railroad
Company has purchased from JOIN
Trout 100 acres Of land at Big Lick, Va.
paying therefor 1900, or at the rate
of 300 an acre. This lands not as
sessed at oyer $40 per acre.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-06-08
The WAY READJUsTEkISM

The WAY READJusTEkIsM
WoRKs.-Col. w. E, Cameron, the
Malone candidate for Governor Of
Virginia, announces himselfa demo
crat ex-senator Lewis. the candi-
date of the same convention iol
Lieutenant Governor, declares him
self a republican. Thus reputation
is the grand solvent that reduces the
Virginia republican and the Virginia
democrat Of the Malone material to
homOgeneity. The "readJuster 8"
pslled about one-sevanth of the vote
of Virginia at the November election
of 1880, so perhaps its of no conse-
quence' what their candidate an
nounce themselves to be or not to
be,-Phila. Public Ledger.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-06-08

you voted for him in go" says the
Mahoueite when asked about placing
a radical upon his ticket.
Yes we voted for John F. Lewis in
go, when large portion Of the white
vsters of the State were disfranchised
and the Conservative party was making
the great effort to rescue the State
form the hands ofradical carpet baggers.
We voted for Lewis when he was
running against a radical negro. We
voted for Lewis before he turned against
bis State by favoriDg the measures Of
the most radical of the republicans
Democrats voted for him then, but the
Nahoneits proposes to vote for him
new when be is known to be bitter
radical, and will be opposed by a
white Democrat. A vote for Lewis
then was vote 10 opposition to negro
and carpet bag domination, a vote iol
Lewis now is a vote in favor q negro
domination in Virginia. But why dis
Suss Lewis His strength is no greater
than was announcedin the Read lister
convention. Shenandoah will stand
with her sister Valley counties and will
Tepudlate Lewis aud the entire Ma
honeite ticket.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-06-08
lNondoyi, lWis.) BHsslo Co. HERALD
Notions of tile First SetteIers

Mr.. w. H. H. AmidoD, one of The
FIRST settlers IN the town of Chinatown,
Wis, and one Of the most industrious
and hard working IN the county, has
been very severely troubled with rheu-
matte pains, during the past few years,
30 much at times, that be was disabled
from performing manual labor, Learn
ing Of the wonderful cures effected by
the use Of st. Jacobs Oil he procured A
few bottles and experienced immediate
relief. Many others Of our acquain-
tances have used it and express them
selves as highly gratif:d, with the relief
r has afforded them. This kind Of med
l-lne can be bought everywhere.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-06-08
The Virginia campaign.

WASHINGTON, June 6.-There is
some comment here, but no alarm
ing excitement, over the proceed
ings OF the 'readjuster' convention
just adjourned at Richmond. The
experienced and sagacious politici-
ans of both parties express no
doubt whatever Of the overwhelm-
ing defeat of the State ticket which
has been put in nomination. Col.
Cameron, the nominee for Governor
is man of marked ability, but it
is not believed that he will get any
more votes than any other gentle
man who might have been put in
nomination. II the administration
throws its influence and its patron
age of the side of the ticket it will
OF course, give it many votes which
it could not otherwise obtain, but
not enough by many thousands..to
secure its success. A gentleman lwho
talked with the President on this
subject on Friday represents him
as speaking decidedly in favor of the
ticket, and expressing the hope
that it would be elected. But un-
less the President has lost his good
judgment he will hesitate before
giving his official sanction and
countenance to all organization
which is looked upon with disfavor
almost without exception by the
reputable and influential clements
Of his own party throughout the
country. Mr.. Blair, the candidate
for encouragement, is on record
as in favor OF rcadjusting the
national debt after they get through
with the work Of reputation in
Virginia, and it would look rather
strange for the President Of the
United States and the head of the
republican party to be the advocate
of man with such sentiments
Representative Jorgenson, of Vir-
ginia, expressed the opinion yester-
day that the republicans would hold
a convention and nominate ticket
which is the view he has always
entertained. lie thinks tie best
policy, however, is to wait until the
democrats make their nominations.
He says Malone will get some Of
the colorcd vote, OF course, but not
near so much as he imagines. He
says Malone will be mashed finer
than powder before Virginia gets
through with him this fall, and will
never again be heard OF as a factor
of consequence in pohtics.-BaIt.
SIM.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-06-08

THE SANDWICH TICKET.-The Re-
adiuster csnYention ha. come, consult
ed, acted, aud gone.
The result IS queer. 1t is Massey
beaten; Malone victor /; bid made for
the National Republican voter and q
bait offered for the strais ht-out Repudia'
tIonists.
Rather we should say iu Mr.. Frank
Blair (of Tennessee,) the convention
puts out hook without any bait, though
a great deal OF beat" Except Mahone
or Groner or Lamb, Cameron, is the
weakest candidate they could have
chosen. Except Lewis Lindsay, John
F. Lewis is the weakest candidate they
could have chosen.
Except Martin Meredith Lpscomb
Frank Blair is the weakest candidate
they could have chosen.
Here is fish, flesh and fowl-all spoil
because all caught and killek TOO early
-Rtckmond STATE.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-06-08
The Administration and Gen
Malone.

Postmaster J. +. Wilson, Of
Lynchburg. is reported lin the
neacs of the Vrginian) as follows
Capt. Wilson was asked by the
reporter if he could correctly state
the position Of the Administration
with reference to the political affairs
of Virginia, and replied that, al
though he had not visited the
President while III Washington, he
had conycrsed with Hon. Joseph
Jorgensen, Congressman DezendOrf
and others who had actively inter-
ested themselves in this connec ito n
and he was disposed to believe that
the Administration is totally ad-
verse TO any coalition with repudia-
ton, but IN favor OF maintaining
intact the Republican organization
in Virginia. This, he knows, is
the position of Secretary Blaine,
who has been unable to perceive
any good in an alliance with Ma
hone; but believes, if such connec-
ton should percbance be formed, it
will not be for the preservation or
consummation Of any high princi-
pie, bat merely a trade OF the
place hunters and politicians. The
Administration, Captain Wilson,
thinks, is dislnclined to assume a
positive stand or TO make formal
declaration unless requested to do
SO by the Republican State Central
Committee, but will certainly not
burden itself with Mahone.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-06-08
TERMS OF SALE:
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE

COMMISSIONER OFFICE
on. Milton Rhodes Trustee Of Jas. II. Sibert
Comph. and as sdmr. Of Ias II Sibert decd.
Elizabeth J. slbert. David Il. stickley, Franklin
sitert James Z. AfHick, samuel A. Wine. EXr. p
ldichesl Wine decd Ehjan W Sibert, / c
Orndorf, Abraham Ross, q. !. Brown and JAS.
j. Crawford partners unGer name and style ~
Brewn and Crawford, Perry Borden Ephr IAN
GrabI Elias Hottie, Henry Hottie, John H. Ora
bill, Joseph Keller, Edward Zea and Robert ".
Crawford partners under name and style Of Zea
aud Crawford, lohn i. Harris, Geo. kberly, VIE.
Donaldson, and l.. e. knisely partners under
name and style Of Donaldson & Knisely, Joel s.
Borden b. +. Borden and john D. Borden partners
under name and style Of Borden X Bros. Moses
Walton sdmr. d. b. u. Of Vim. Sewer decd. Shcn
Co. Bank, David L. Fisher, Geo. W. Koontz,
Sidney 8. Sibert, Joseph H. Sibert, I. Bamey,
Sibert MarRaret Alberta Sibert, Chas, l.. Sibeit
and John W. Sibert Defts
You are hereby notified that have ixed upon
18th day Of June next, at my Office, 70 take and
real and personal estate OF James H. Sibelt decd
cold by n. Milton Rhodes under the deed Of Trust
executed by said James II. Sibert. Also an &C
count Of debts Of James II. sibert to the payment
Of which said proceeds should be appropriated,
said debts to be stated in the order Of their priority
with any other matter deemed pertinent or that
any party in interest may require, required 70 be
taken by decree Of Shenandoah Circuit Court
rendered on the lSth day Of April 1881, in suit
In chancery depending IN said court between y
VI lton Rhodes Trustee Compit. and James II.
sibert's admir- &c. Defts. and II from any cause
the taking o: said accounts shall not be oommeDc-
ed, or having been commenced should not be
completed on that day. the taking Of the same
will be adjourned from day % day and from place
to place until the same are taken and com
pleted.
Given under my hand as commissioner in
chanery OF the said court at my ofhce in said
court, the day nd year first aforesaid.
L. D. NEWMAN.
May 25-It. A. & .pq.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-06-08

Judge Cooley says that to req uire the
prepayment of a capitation tax as a pre-.
requisite to voting is not a violation Of
the fourteenth amendment. So does
Mr.. Dawes, who recently led General
Mahone's forces IN the United States
Senate for six weeks. So does Mr.
Hoar, who complimented the General
80 eloquently. SO do Cameron, Anthem,
Garfield, and all the rest of the
constitutional lawyers so far as we
know.
Bnt the New York Herald announces
that the platform Of General Mahen e
(who Is no lawy'r) Will declare that
Judge Cooley, Da"es, Hoar, Hawley,
Anthony. Cameron, sa1 al Ire res, are
mistaken
1--WE should smile. "--ktcA. Dispatch =.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-06-08

RoCKNGHAN.-What the result
Of the elections in Rockingham
meaus is indicated by the circular
sent out by the Readjusters just
before the election came off:
"See to it that our friends in every
instance vote the straight Read
juster ticket, and urge upon them
not to scratch the Readjuster ticket
or substitute the name of a Funder
for that Of Readjuster candidate.
If you will but carry out faith.
fully, earnestly, and energetically
the instructions herein given, l can
assure you that our party will
achieve a splendid victory in Rock
ingham county on Thursday the
Goth day of May, 1891 Your
obedent servant,
J. b. WEBB, County Chairman
E. A. Stands, Secretary"
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-06-08

THE Readjuster Convention after the
usual amount of caucusiDg succeeded
in fixing up a ticket which failed to
please all classes. The Mahoneites
dou'l Ike 1t, the Republicans will either
repudiate it or deyide. the Democrats
will of course vote against it. Mr..
Cameron, the candidate for Governor
was a strong funder, but is now Ma
honeite. Mr.. Lewis the candidate for
Lieut.. Governor is not only republi-
can but a radical Of the most bitter
type, one who did not hesitate when a
member Of the Senate to vote and act
with the mos! ultra radicals OF that
body. He can command no sympathy
from democratic readjusters. The few
who are willing to vote for him. do so
as a party measure, but he IS very hard
10 swallow even by those who swallow
ed Malone and his utilization with Re-
publicans. Mr.. Blair IS a readjuster
who has declared himself infavor Of
readjustlng the National as well as the
State debt.
The ticket is mixture Of discordant
elements and is, Of course, destined to
overwhelming defeat. In the EFFORT to
please all, they have failed to please
any except men Of the class that have
surrendered all personal independence
and have openly declared themselves
willing to follow Malone wherever be
goes. Men of that class acknowledge
themselves as fit 10 be slaves, but not
fit to be free citizens Of a free govern
ment. This or any other ticket gotten
up by Malone convention would BIZ
satisfactory to them.