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The daily gazette., 1881-02-03

OTlCE.-ln conformity To an act .
IN the General Assembly OF the state
u Delaware, entitled "au act for the 10
moval OF the seat OF Justice OF New Cas-
Tie county from the city OF New Castle 10
The city oil Mllml gton," passed at bower
March ~, 1919, and 10 "A supplement there
70 passed at Dover January ljlh, l5al,
IL Is directed by the BuIldlAg Commit
lee OF the Levy Court having in charge
the erection OF the county buildings pro-
Vlded for IN said act, that puDlc noLlce be
and The same Is hereby gwen that the
books, papers, records and other properly
oeionslng 10 the county officers VI this
county aud enumerated Ia the Third sec
ton ol the act aiores id, have been re-
moved from the city of New Castle To the
Court House building erected and built in
tAe city of Wilmington. And II Is Iuf-
Iher directed by tne Building Comm. Ice
Aforesaid that this notice be published IA
all lhe public newspapers published in
The county.
signed, ALBERT Ii. SILVER,
chairman OF Building CumInlLIee.
Attest. VIM. l.. MIER. Secretary.
The daily gazette., 1881-02-03

The losses by the fire at Plymouth,
North Carolina, foot up Sl27 500. Be-
sides the buildings burned, ESQ bales of
cotton, and 100000 shingles were des-
troyed. Eight stores in the village OF
.5cooba, on the Mobile ana Ohio Rail
road, i'll Alabama, we're burned yester-
day morning. Loss S35, 200.
A stage coach was stopped by two
masked highwaymen, near Boerne,
Texas, on Tuesday night, and the mail
bags were robbed of valuable packages
The drivers watch was also taken.
The daily gazette., 1881-02-03
WHAT IF ARTHUR is REALLY A
FOREIGNER?
Ernnn The Nan Xnrk Star

From Inc New York Star.
1t is reported that on one occasion
dnring the campaign in which M.
Peter Cooper ran for the Presidency on
the Greenback ticket, Gen. Carey, the
Vice Presidential nominee, said at a
public gathering, with a supreme degree
of confidence: "And If our houored
nomfuee should happen in the course of
nature to die hefoTe the expiration of
his term, then lsniling the action to the
word, and smiling himself on the
brt a,) would be your President" Un.
fortunately. or otherwise, the Green
bIckers dld II lie better then than in the
election of 1880. when they apparently
concentrated their eDtlre available
strength to carry q single county in
Texa>, ami succeeded,
III Garfield should be suddenly remov-
ed. by whatever cause, from the Presi-
Dental office before 1884, il legally and
constitutionally follows that Gea. Ches
ter A. Arthur would succeed TO the
Office during the remainder Of the term.
Now, what ii these assertions, sustained
apparently by strong documentary proof,
OF his foreign birth are really true after
all? Would we not, in such an event,
have Canadian or an Euglishman ID
rule over us? The mere suggestion
ought to be sufficient to cause a thorough
Investigation OF the whole matter. 1t is
not a pleasant thing to contemplate even
as q far of possibility.
The daily gazette., 1881-02-03

NJ OE1SL.- Persons no were draIteI In
IN the state OF Delaware Tor Tue Uhitea
.oLAtesInlliLary y serv. - IA lay, Juue OF
July, 1854. and paid com mutation fees
were Afterwards AGAIN drafted IN 1866 and
we're required 10 procure "A substitute OF
enter the military service under The latter
drAfL, ,wIll nnd Ii u their All anLtge To come
nunicate, either personally or by lettel
with the undersikued, who has been .IL-
thorized by the state Leg stature 10 coIlecl
from the Secretary OF War, lne com IN la
tion money paid by suob persons. Tue
Secretary OF War having been directed By
ct of Congress 70 refund The commutA-
ON paid on Hucn cases. q, ii. h, DAY
Dover Dal, IuIY 10. IS,y
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EDUOAIIONAL.
IlANCINGi

ANSAN"'
REOPENING OF A. S. WEBsT ERsg
LECT DANCING ACAUEMI
Thursday Evening, sep,euba V,
AT THE
MASONIC TEMPLE, WiimlngIn u
Ladies' and Gentlemen, Misses and W /
ters wishing 10 become PtOnclen'
the dances OF the SAY, and to lean
new and more fashionable ones, SMt
IL TO their advantage 10 begin VIVA
opening of tie season.
EVENING CLASSES.
Commencing Thursday, SeptembIj
Gentienen'E class Monday aud Ihun1,
evenings from 5 10 10 O'Clock.
AFTl 'RNOON GLASSES.
Commencing on saturday, OctObEl
Ladies' aud Misses and MasleIs' Il
Thursdays from To d, and Satural
from 400 10 400. Private lessons "A
at any hour 10 suit convenience.
GLIDE AND RACQUET wALTZEs TAps
IN A FEW Lessons.
Special arrangements for schools 1
Seminaries, and Ior private cassaI
ladies or gentlemen, can be made O!1
plying at the Academy. at kobvh
Bro. :, No. 40 Market street or BY mall
A. y. WEBSTER
epIi Masonic Neupls
The daily gazette., 1881-02-03

TEMPTATION TO CoNsRAL SMALLPOX
oAsEs may often be very strong; bp,
people should remember that it is wors.
thsn mistaken humanity to run the risk
Of injecting a house full for the sake of
caring personally for single patient.
The daily gazette., 1881-02-03
h Office TO- wATEM RENIERs.

OFFICE OF THE WATER DKPARr-
hENT, WILAISGT.S n, Del,
December !, lsSJ.
The Sills for 1881 are now ready aud
payable At The RegIstraI's uIIlce at The ..
", corner of SlA.n hnd King streets. The
law requires tnat ali DIIIs paid on or be-
lore January 4lst, Iosl, the lace Ui the Dlll,
those paid during Jne month oil February Y
per cent additional. Anos.s paid uaFl,sg
the mouth pi March " psr cent. a,.,s {.
tionAi, aud any amount remaining uu-
kaId after AprlI list, 1881, the Registrar Is
required 10 nave the ferruie, wIlh0rawn
anu SUIT instituted Tor the recovery oI tn
amount due; and the water VIII not be
let into bucn premises until such arrears,
with assebsInsnLs and - Ior drawing Ter
Tulea, are paid.
once hours from 0 a. In. TO y. M.
WILLIAM j. MUHhOM, Registrar,
decl.eOd- ian led -leD-eou.
The daily gazette., 1881-02-03

"SoLID FOR SToKELY The ne.
groes of Philadelphia at a meeting of
their color resolved to go solid for
stokely' As in Delaware, they are
ready 10 out vote the intelligent mass.
es' whenever the party clique require
their aid.
The daily gazette., 1881-02-03
Adele L, Adams
",
Alexander IL.
Adams,
Trustee et. al.
In Chancery,
New Castle County ss.
Cause of Partition.

In pursuance OF All order ui the Chan
celIor In the above cause, made a. the
september Term, IooU, All persons having
any lieu or liens affecting lne Interest or
estate uf Adele 4. ADAMS, a Alexander Ii.
Adams, Janet X. AOare Charles J.
Adams, Alexander IL. A1ans, IrusIue oI
Isabella IL. linton, Alexander Il. Adams.
Trustee OF Harriet Is. Andrews, anu aIarS
a. Adams, or elther oi Them, IN the lands
aud premlsss 10 wuIel sad cause IelatLes
are hereby notified To M a petition set
ting lur,h the nature ana amount OF the
same ia the office oi the Seglst ia chan
Gerry for New Castle Co., Tea day before the
thlId Monday III February a. ID. 1851, ana
appear and prove sAid lien or liens AT Lne
ensuing term OF the Count beIore IN Z
rising VI the Court on the tnIrd day q I
Lhe term.
WALTER CUMMINS, Trustee.
Wilmington. Del, January ., IooI
iAn6-eodLlc vi ,IbyJ.
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"Oh! why should the spirit OF m ortal
be proud % We give II up-but when we
see man driving a proud spirited
Team, we uuhesltatiugly remaTk-that
man uses VI. b. Roberts Horse Powders
% cents at all drug stores. ianl5.lm
The daily gazette., 1881-02-03
John WanaEm aker.
PHILADELPHIA.
PUBLIC S.dLES.
A DMINIsTRAToR's SALE
OF
Personal Property.

Personal Property.
The undersigned Will sell at public sal b,
on the farm OF >. y. ~ ilsou, deceased
half mile north OF Newark, on
THURSDAY, the 10th day of Feb, 1881,
At IL O'Clock a. m,
The following personal property, viz: 50
head OF cattle. consisting OF
80 miich cows l fat COW. bulls 1&aRiNN
10 yearliHg and two year old V&
heifers, among which are some uAzAu
superior durham and Alderney slOcn
- horses. colts, 10 lar eiat hogs,
N | Berkshire boar Is head OF fne
~ lshoats, l3i chickens, turkeys,
-SA0nmA~ducks ana geese,
Farming imp efneuts consisting OF 2
champion mowers, ! grain drlll, | corn
ann, nearly new, root cutter, grain fau,
hay wagon, farm wagon, horse car I,
VII elbarrow, roll r, pluws, harrows, cul-
tivaturs and other aTtlCies. Dairy fixtures
consisting OF buckets, pans, cream cans,
churns, &c. bJJ bushels OF corn By the
bushel, oats by tue husnelhay by the ton,
corn Todd ~ the bundle, vinegar by the
gallon, "a inter ~ In 70 acres of wheat.
sale 10 CONNIE ce al II O'Clock, sharp.
Terms cash. ia MES HU USSINGEk,
Administrator OF
Samuel Y Wilson, dee d.
Also. on the fnuowiug day, FRIDAY
February n,Slssl, al / O'Clock y. m, at
Newark depot. the following Personal
Property, viz 600 feet hemlock lumb +,
21U n, Geffnan siding, 6JUO pine shiugle es,
lot OF boards, posts, 6c., lot of Ditulnin-
Gus and stove coal lot of phosphate and
soluble bone, ! super or FalIbsuk's scale,
new; / superior Howe scale, new /
small pla form rcal-, / family carriage,
nay press, corusuelleTs. / single car
riage ! large omuluus, / set OF carriage
harness. IUi shares OF Casino Machine Go.
stock, and many otner articles. terms
cas- JAMES HOS-lNGER,
Administrator Of
Samuel \, Wilson, decd.
l.. W. ~tidham X son. A AuctiOneers.
Newark, Jan q, IsnS 2tw&d
The daily gazette., 1881-02-03

n Office is hereby given that the an
IN nual meeting of the stockhoIdeTs OF
Inc Wilmington NaNIgalloh Company"
Will be held DL No. ) ) Market street.
Mllmlngton. delaware, on Inut AlHy, the
thiId day Of February, ISL. betW cen the
hours OF land O'Clock y. in., for tue pur-
pose oi eiecLlng three dITectoIs 10 serve
IUr three years. JOHN a. GRIFFIN,
decSuWIe. President.
The daily gazette., 1881-02-03

MOTTO E.--Dr. kiue's Great Nerve
Restorer is the marvel of the age for all
Nerve Diseases. Ali tits stopped fTee.-
Send to Y31 Arch Street PnIlr telphia,
1et 2-ly
The daily gazette., 1881-02-03
OUTER ON THE pEACH.

- UTTER ON THE PEACH.
ll To every housekeeper and peach
grower cultiVating "a single tree or an or
chard, this valuable Work is offered v. IN
ulrecllons Tor preserving health produc-
uveness and prolonged life, Special
romedles against that fell disease. the
1eliows." Book 81, by mail postage pre-
paid. Information gwen II desired.
Address, j. RUTTER,
JAhO-otW. West Chester, Pa,
The daily gazette., 1881-02-03

LAKG ksr RETAIL STOCK OF HOSIERY AND
Underwear in America. Cook 4 BROTHER
Nos 40. 6i and So NORTH EIGHTH STREET,
PHILADEhPHIA. All orders will have
prompt attention. jan20- WI y3pnE,
The daily gazette., 1881-02-03

The surest means 10 rid yourself OF that
distressing cough is to use Dr. Bull's
Cough syrup. Price rs cents a bottle.
The daily gazette., 1881-02-03

L,ok RENT.-A desirable hotel s4s
! In Odessa, iiel.. house clulAluslall
teen rooms, and Is eligiUiy situated % a
Main stree,. A large piece ol .rouni 4
tached. For terms apply 10
Ms. q. h. NEWMAN,
Jan26-wSt. Odessa, DtlI
The daily gazette., 1881-02-03

Mr.. J. H. BATES, NEwsPAPER ADyER-
FISH OAGESr, IL Park Row, Times Build
ng,l New York, is authorized to contract
Tor Advertisements in the DAILY and
bKLAwARK GAZETTE at our best rates,
The daily gazette., 1881-02-03

IN Thk DISTRICT COURT OF THE
l. United states. Ior the District of Deia.
ware. In the matter oI III. ii. h0DerLs,
Bankrupt.-In bankruptcy.
AT Wilmington, In said istrict, on The
2lst day Of January, n. ", losI.
District oil Delaware, SO:
Notice is hereby siyen that a petition
h Al been flied iii said court Dy Wiilanl
Ii. koberIs, Of Dov r, heut county, ia
said District, ddIy declared "A BANK kIupL
uuder Lue act oI Congress, OF March :, 4,
1901, .or a discharge Aisd certificate there
OF, from ali has uebts, "A Il Uiner cialms
provable under said act, ana LilAt the 4Lh
d~y of February, loel, at ii O'clock d. M,
Ii assign ned Ior me hearing y. tne same, al
wilmington Aforesaid, wnen and ~lere
you may attend AID SHOW cause, 1t sluy
you have, wny LLe prayer vi Tie bald PEE
tltIon snoulu not be granted.
>. RODMUND SMITH,
Clerk ef the u. o, district Court, Della
ware District. Jau1Z,-y.
The daily gazette., 1881-02-03
rur nA11x nAurrrr I. n.A,,.h-

THE DAILY GAZETTE is publish
ed every afternoon Sunday excepted, J
at 4l6 Market street, and served by car
and surrounding towns and villages, for
six cents q week, payable weekly. Yearly
'subsct ibers, SS In advance. II is the only
Democratic Daily paper In the City OF
state and has large and increasing cir
culatiOn.
The DELAWARE GAZETTE, estab-
'ished In 1884, is the largest and most
nourishing weekly paper in the State,
and has q larger circulation than any
other on the Peninsula. Published every
Thursday afternoon, at 81 per year in ad-
vance.
The daily gazette., 1881-02-03

Il Railway Co. es saoes "ilmingtopS 3
Jan. 9-3t, HF,t,
The daily gazette., 1881-02-03

Al Office,
In OgFICE OF THE FARMERs
MUTUAL FIRE ms. Co.,
OF THE STATE on DEL.
JANUARY 24th. 1854.
The T. easurer of the Company hereby
gives notice that On and alter February
1, 1881, ne VIII pay Ia ctsn, ~ parties en-
tilted " receive IL, all balances standing
~ the credit Of mem yers ON the books vi
the com mpAny, on ,licles tnat nave
IApsed. he will also pay ali amounts due
ou scrip certificates, issued In IsDo, which
nave not been collected.
W. A. LAMOITE,
tan24- eod4wdw4t. treasurer.
The daily gazette., 1881-02-03

LoR SALE.-A three story brick ho.
II No. lib French street, ~ room,i n
bath room, hot and cold water. Hoesl
ieel front, lot - feet, running bad
ieet, VIII be ssld on easy terms. Lad
OF JAMES ELLIOT,
Jahio-2Weod. on the pienlsd
The daily gazette., 1881-02-03

LNlRST NATIONAL BANh
T. OF WlLMlNGIVI
REPOSITORY OF THE PUBLIC MON
FINAN IAL AGENTS OF THE
TED STATES.
The daily gazette., 1881-02-03
ROTACEB.

UNGERSoLLIsM BROUGHT FACE TO
FACE With CHRISTI ANIrY, by
Rev. J. ii. caldwell. u. ID, Sold by James
4 Webb, S2a Market st. jan2g-vt.
The daily gazette., 1881-02-03

hIOIlLE 10 hEAL kSTA IE OW N hltio.
IN Those who sell or transfer Heal Es-
I.AUe and do not wish TO pay the taxes oi
1851, viii oDllge the undersigned, by iedV-
ink "A notice thereof al our once, that we
may assess II " the pIoyer owners:
Edmund PROVOST,
Den Nio kAkk.
Once No. 10 East SIKH street, between
Market and King. Hours, IA. IN. W IL IN i;
too and Uosp.D iat le-2w.
The daily gazette., 1881-02-03
FOR SALE OR RENT

i ". Five at sSSgz, one Al ~ .1 tN|
sl lso; Two q, so. One al sIs ~ ~
sH; one at SIG. Seven at SIX si5 ri
slSn Lnree At ~. One at 81 ~ ~
" ana one al $3H per month fOul
"-oe. HEALD N
The daily gazette., 1881-02-03

BANKING INSTITUTIONS.
The daily gazette., 1881-02-03

EDWARL BELTS, PREsIDENr
GEO. ID. ARMSTRONU,1 y Asha ~ NJ
Paid mp Capital, so"V'"'
The daily gazette., 1881-02-03

M ANTED7-A purchaser ro,,
W 'front.' lots on DelawSS,rs. "a, .Wo a 4
near Franklin. Address ware Ava,
seps-d&wu w" GAZETTE H.,
The daily gazette., 1881-02-03
WANTED.

w located a cotISge purchaser ' for two !.
near the beach. or AN ssa .s al Rehass
~ep9-d&wtf. u this On.
The daily gazette., 1881-02-03

Philadelphia, New York and Boston B,u v
change furnished TO regular pep'''I
without charge.
The daily gazette., 1881-02-03

- oIICE.-To DELINoUENTs or CITY
IN AND SCHOOL TANEs FOR lSov. Bulls
have been rendered and called for. and
the year having expired, those who wish
70 avoid trouble, had better call aiid set
tie. or we snail proceed 20 collect the
The daily gazette., 1881-02-03

"ANTED.-A COOK .--
w Market street. apply Al I
The daily gazette., 1881-02-03

n lUTICE.-Ihe Perpetual Savings and
IN Lo.n Association ts Issuing new
series at one doilar "a share. This associ-
alton loans four hundred dollars on each
share, deducts no premium, but collects
the same monthly.
LEA PUSEY, President.
NIL. LichteusLein, Sec. jan4-lm.
The daily gazette., 1881-02-03

Shares Delaware Railroad STOCK
so shares Masonic Hall Stock.
Home aud foreign investment, seca
ties bought and sold. aPD'a
The daily gazette., 1881-02-03

Built In 1879. OF white oak iasts,.,
ironed Tor Ice with galvanlzeJ ',sa
not disposed OF al prlva sale bv T P'Ste P,'Se
], will be sold at auction al M eot eTa
The Pusey * Jones Co. Wilmlny,o.V
February z, 1881, at 3 O'Clock D. m
ia "a ~. r. BARRY, Tfe,,r,
The daily gazette., 1881-02-03

koR SALE.-THE HULL on -,
T. TUG MAkTHA siLl
The daily gazette., 1881-02-03

once No. 10 East sixth street, oetween
Mar keL and King. Hours, 3 a. IN. ~ " M;
~ ano 10 y. III. lanlo-&W.
The daily gazette., 1881-02-03

NJ UTlCE.-lh he Mutual oan Association
IN IL now Issuing new series Of shares.
D per cent. allowed on deposits. Rebate
allowed on premium BID when loans are
made and when returned. Call DAY or
evening on GEO. Z. MAklS, sec.
No. COL shipiey street, I'd story.l
Once hours-o n. IN. 10 7.5O y. IN.
iAulN- I'm.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-04-20
ylrsinia and Florida.

DELEGATIONS of republicans from W.
o;nja and Florida were at the White
House to-day. The Florida repuof-
cans talked in very pretty strain TO
the President on the fine prospect OF
resculnr Florida from the hands OF the
Bourbon" democracy, which accord
iaq TO their IDEAS could be made certain
and sure if tie President would only
give the Ci1ices to them Individually
TIE President made the usual stereo-
,vned answer. that be would consider
what they said. The Virginia delega-
ton was headed by Representative
Jorvenson. These gentlemen spoke
generally in behalf Of the regular repuo-
lcan party of Virginia, aud appealed to
the President in earnest and eloquent
language not TO cripple his own parry
by giving any aid or countenance to
tbc repudia,ion faction of Malone and
Hlddieberser. The President was In
formed hat tie republicans OF Virginia
had always made a gallant fight under
the banner of republican principles, and
that those principles were not the prin'
ciples Of the icpudalionists. An ALI
auce with Mahone, instead OF benefit
ting the republican party, woald mater
iaNv eniharrass it al i give it a set back
witch It Ould take many years to re-
cover from. The President listened
aitentvely, hut RETAINED from any de-
e'ded expression Of opinion except as
70 hs hope that the cause OF republic
eanism in the South would increase.
He sa;d ihat all that had been said in
terested him ard would receive the
fnlles. consideration, as he regarded
the whole subject as Of great impor'
tance.-BsF. S,sa, 10th.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-04-20

ship founded by wealthy lumber
merchant. Rysakoff was one Of a
dozen Nibilists detailed WITH bombs
to meet the Gar, and it was his
chance to throw the first bomb.
Hesse Hoffman is an educated
girl of Hebrew descent. 1t is sup
posed that it was she and her CON-
panion, Vavrotsky (who shot and
killed himself on March 10y, that
in 1879, laid the mine for the Gar
on the Odessa railroad. Navrotsky
at that time was. employed as a
switchman. Mile. Hesse was
once tried for a political crime, and
sentenced to be transported, but
she managed to escape.
Kibaltshitich, a priests son, the
manufacturer of the bombs, is one
Of the most prominent Terrorists.
Under different aliases he is kno wn
to have taken part in the most dar-
ing plots,
Mikhailof, who was arrested in
the rooms occupied by NavrOtsky
and Mile. Hesse, but not before he
wounded three policemen,is another
member OF Terrorist faction.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-04-20

READJUsTER MEETINGs.-Th e
Ieesburg Mirror says that the Wash
lngton Republican of Wednesday, under
a flaming headline of "LoudOun for
Mahone," publishes resolutions pur-
porting to have beeu adopted by a Re-
adiuster meeting held in Loudoun
county on the 1lth inst. OF that meet
ing the Mirror, after conyerslng with
lis chairman, says:
"We understand from the chairman
that the meeting numbered twenty, a
norton of whom we learn from other
sources were republicans of the straight
est sect. We would remind our Wash
inpton contemporary that there are
about 4 500 voters in LOudoun, and
that at least 4. $50 Of them had nc
voice 10 the above meeting"
The Lynchburg Trgin'an says il
never heard OF the recent ReadjusteI
meeting said to have been held in that
city until it read the report OF the same
in a Richmond or Washington paper
There were but twenty-four votes cas-
IN Lynchburg last November for the
Malone electoral ticket. -Richm0nd
DISPATCH.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-04-20

ST LOUIS. April ia dispatch to
the R. publican from Ell Paso Texas
saws: The day before yesterday two
Young 1Iexicans named Jourique and
Sanchez were shot and killed by Amerl-
cans In a difficulty about land, eight
miles up the river rom here. The
Mexicaus, having obtained permission
from the MAYOR to come over here, took
possession Of the dead bodies. While
the remains were in a wagon, in front
Of Justices office, awaiting an inquest
between FIVE and six O'Clock last even
ing, a dispute arose about the presence
of armed Mexicaus between G. W.
Campbell, John Hale, aud policeman
named Krempkan. Hale Govern
Krempkan with his pistol and a sh'oF
ing affray began. Hale shot Bfenp.
kan, the city matshal shot Hale an
Mexican accidentally, and ais '"O'
Campbell, making six men lyir Il" Wv
street at one time. Hale die within a
few minutes after being shO' kre "a
was killed instantly, ,''np'0" u'eU
this morning, and the 'i'N''"" - ."
critical condition"
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-04-20
The Malone Republican Al
lance.

The Independent Republicans Pap erS
D,,ounce Recommending on the al
lance between Senator Malone and the
republican Senators, the Philadelphia
Evening Telegraph, repr says: In
Virginia Malone rests all hopes OF sue
cess upon a republican alliance, with
ont which. backed up by the whole
mower Of the national organization and
Of the administration, the reputation
canse is doomed to overwhelming de-
feat. In a word, the legitimate end Of
This unholy alliance Of spoils.graboers'
into Which The real republicans IN the
senate have been led through the
caucus. like riug-noi.ed animals, VIII be
10 load the republican party Of tho ma
ro, with the worst and most blighting
srecies Of financial odium, ftly termed
by Tire leading republican journals OF
New York naked dishonesty
The philadelphia Inquirer, rep.' las
il Is. nothing but a long experience Will
satisfy people generally asto whether
Senator Malone is working for the good
Of Virginia, the South, the colOred peo'
ple and the whole country, or whether
he is for Malone first. last and all the
time"
The Springfield Nlass.) Republican
SAYS: Fer the republicans to indorse
his position. to reward him with patron.
age in the Senate and in the federal
service il Virginia, is TO confirm the
Southc.nA that the republican party
is the part, Of The best at the North and
oethe worst at the South. The repuo'
lean party ly the logic OF history
draws its Southern votes from the class
not long since in slavery, ignorant and
dependen!. 1t is bound, therefore, TO
be very sciupulous that this nation Al
disadvantage be not heightened oY
p-ipciples and purposes which will not
hear the ielesi test Of integrity"