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National Republican., 1882-09-22

Principals.
take pleasure in recommending TO the public the
Mrs William y. Csbel and bespeai for this school
the favorable consideration and patronage of my
',s,' '' IAUkA l., OSBORNE oI3 NJ street.
WAsHISGToS, Sept II. 1852. mas 6rn
ID Pennlanshp, etc.. 50 month. bay and night.
NO textbooks. u. w. HOWE, lO3O seventh street,
au201m
IMMERSION INSTITUTE SELECT CLASSICAL
" and Mathematcal school for Boys Fourteenth
street, between ana X streets, Will reopen Wednes-
cIARiGhEsss RihssiS' 3. YoUNG, Princp" Oh Fourtssn!h
street. aue+n
J1RENcH LEssoNs.-MADAME LEPRINCE
IL from Paris, Will give Conversational Lessons In
French, at her own and pupils residences; also open
S es coek al No. g FonrSsnh e Street nT G
west, ap23tf
SwITHIN c. sHoRTLIDGEs ACADEMY FOR
rom Philadephia, and Two and two,ihird hours
from New York city. School year opens sept eiuber
&c ea rtSh shsg Sef So SSs @
examination for admission. Thirteen experienced
tunes APT spde nts 10 advance rapidly. spec nj
dsni. i2p Hn sort hna ooy % psF9hs 9 or stu
English. scien ihc Business, Classical or Civii En-
gineering course students fitted at Media Academy
are now IN Harvard, Yale and ten other Colleges
and Polytechnic Schools
charter which problbs the sale Of All intoxicating
dLlphs For NV iilns,Ia'ed ITe9iST 7ddIess & ihe
LiDGE. A. NJ, Harvard University graduate, Media.
IN
The Principal Will be ut the Ebbt House Thursdsy,
September 4 from p. m. To i. m, only. aux
StPENCERIsN BUSINESS COLLEGE, LINCOLN
- Hall Building, curner Nlnlh aud ID streets. Day
and Evening sessions. for the education OF sons and
dAug hters and men aud women for selfsupport ana
real life. The branches tnusht are the English Ian.
guage business Arlthmetic; Spencerian Irnctit1Al
Penman hip; bookkeeping by single and double
entry adapted to every variety Of buslneas Business
Practice, wholesale, retail, and banking employing
The methods Of accounts, business papers and cor
TesrOndsnce. adopted by leading husineSs houses;
physienI and Vocal Culture. Political EconomyS
Commercial Law; Business Ethcs. Special depart
u1ent3 in ElOCition PhonOSrnphy, ana Drawing, In
charve or best masters. College open AUGUST Is
for the reception of students for the year, day,
mens Of SiO) 800 by the quarter. twelve weeks So
year scholarship for day OF evening purchased on
ierinu $50; evening tuition, three months, SIG; even.
ing tuition, one month, ~ The new, handsomely
iiIustrne College Announcement, Containing full In
formatlon, sent free apon application by mail, or at
INC NO''sN HENRY c. SPENCER, Principal.
SARA A. SPENCER, Vice Principal Rul4
National Republican., 1882-09-22

VNOH SALE--WE HAVE FOR SALE TWENTY
IL houses In various parts OF tho citv, ranging In
price from $500 to $1,000. hOHRER = YOUNG, No.
S2l street northwest. sel60te
INoRsALE-TltRlsE HOUSES, WITH TWENTY
II thousand feet Of ground; fronting three streets
and reserVation situated ON Maryland avenue,
sixth and streets, stanton Square, Capitol HIii
very desirable iuYeftmenti moderate price; easy
terms Apply at i0i Ninth street northwest. I-lma
National Republican., 1882-09-22

n HAVE JUST COMPLETED A BEAUTIFUL
i block Of weli-bullt houses Nineteenth street!
Just south Of Dupont Circle and call the attention oi
those desrous of purchasing homes I'm that locality.
they will be sold al reasonable prices and on
modating terms. DAVID A. WINDSOR, 2i0 Four
teculh street. sel9-5wt
National Republican., 1882-09-22

yUANTED-BY A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE,
w October ], parlor and bedroom, furnished, ten
minutes walk from Pension Office: permanent if
suited; references exchanged. Address DESOTO,
Republican Office. se2lSt*
National Republican., 1882-09-22

WANTED-Two or THREE daEI J., FURNIsHE5D M sd,,5;I
in northwestern section. Address, with location and
price, W, s., Republican Office. se,L3tf
National Republican., 1882-09-22
WANTED-RoOms.

or FIVE UNFURNisIED
w rooms, or part of house. in q respectable
In the northwest references eI-
changed. Address 1910 Tenth street northwest.
National Republican., 1882-09-22

NOR SALE OR RENTING. 1893 NEW YORK
~ avenue. twelve rooms, furnished or unflrnished;
near Rest hotelsi will sell low, as parties go abroad.
Apply at house. sel66ts
National Republican., 1882-09-22
PERSONAL.

nECoRATIYE ART NEEpLE,woRll;-MRS
~ r.. BRASELMAN Will give Instruction in
Crewcl, Kenslngton and all kinds OF Embroldsry.
Lessons in classes and private. Apply at her En-
broldering parlors, No. I2ll q street northwest
Terms reasonable. sell-ly
National Republican., 1882-09-22

WV TANTED-oN OR BEFORE NOVEMBER !,
w by n family of two, a small house, WITT hnli
and modern improvements; permanent If suited.
Address RELIABLE, Republican Office. seiil2t%
National Republican., 1882-09-22
WANTED-situations-Maie.

POSITION AS DRIVER ny A
w colored man for private family: Satisfactory
references given. Apply Mt 2Oj street southwest.
National Republican., 1882-09-22

VNANTED--A PLACE BY A RItIPECrABL
w coored boy to drive or make himself useful
about the house. Address 1876 Madison street north
west se.03-s
FIRSTCLASS GRADUATE ARTIST
"A painter wants work or sell some pictures.
n atr aatp
National Republican., 1882-09-22
FOR RENT-Houses,


NOR RENT-A WELI-FIN1SHED STX-ROOM
j. house OIL Washington street. Uniontown, ID. O.
Apply to GEORGE NJ. MILLER, next door east.
seq "a
IL pletely Furnished eleven-room house, desiraby
l0cated rent low 10 responsible tenant, Address L.
X, Republican Office. se21
TNOR RENT-HOUSE NO. 201s f STREET
II northwest; eight rooms water, &C.; large yard ;
rent, $3.50. Apply to E. S.W ESCOrT & CO., corner
Twentieth ahd streets northwest se2l-3ts
National Republican., 1882-09-22
WANTED-HOuses.

PY A GENTLEMAN, OCTOBER l. FUR
D nished room location central. Address, with
lowest terms. A. O.. Republican Office. ses0.3tr
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-03-07
nAILT, ExcErT SUNDAY.

the Western Maryland Il. H. from knI,,n,r,
E,edeTI' H. L ninl'tsburE. GsIry.krrr, rtn Mr.
ard Brnnrh.s " -
WIN me tuwhtrl"nd Valley R n from R,r
Es"u'g C"FHs.c' ShIrE' nFtErE, CkSnkrJ.LurE
V. Il. II ana p NJ hrs.
Ai-" from Pitching and thu w-stend North
vet ""d IRON Boston, Sew York, PhiIa doluhi,
or1 :r"rn IN" N"rr ats Ksst. 'F
~ IN -" nd"sh function. with tho Baltimsr. a
NE" n Il. from wA-hlBgrnn ~ G. and -.
on 'he b. & q r snh Rrnnch.s
r"No"Fih"' ~,'h s'nEe l" Tiroh~s'sy -
, ~ "'F"r'"7- ~;ti; the NArRssEa Diy,sio. q. IL.
FlTg1Uin Midland Nv. from Amman. 40 So.
h"r", 80 -" ms on I'll" v. NJ. Rv. tNMn. Di,1
- v n ~ csbnFo, Va. ~ith ;hc Che. np,hL, n
Nv % "'"I Tno"". I.v"chhurg Junction Stsvr-
on; fu"''" Ct"H AshlHHd and poin,S n tie e Il
o. Py md branches.
HUE.HB ARD. DAILY r,r,r-
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-03-07

LO'H HCTlOES AT WAyncsboro, Va with IN.
tEf'@ i'HIe AL" ONO ny from Richmond L,.rh
nntE Junction, htsun'on. Eiuutingtoa. A.hI.ad
sno P"'rte tic {. ) ny. ano YrH1ch.n
At E!NcTton, " ith the MAJ E,,Es D,yj,,nn n, a. =.
'Fgi"iH Nidlsnd Nv. for AfcxnuTrjn st,,th,r,.
m" rpl"'s on the Man. Div Of tbr Y NJ Nv
At H"YcCTi!!c, with stage from Wincb,,tS, V.
AZ Hh"nnnd""h IGnCtiOn. ~ ith the Ra Itimo,, A
Uhi2 H. X for W"shr"GroT, D e., ALd poin,.Ca
the Il. X and BTzrChr.
. NJ hhPerst"Wn. " ilh the - ey.srp M,r1lsrd p
and Rrluchca W ' - ~
With tn" CH" ber!nnd Valley for harris
nnFP hno points on III" e R nod Brsnrh,o
Aiso for innrnstc-, PAi!bd- ,.h il NV Yc,k Bo,
,%n' me H"Tth ami East rirrshurg. the westnpS
North Wet. WiIlirmeport, Pa ScrsntCp Rcd
ing Aienr"wo, E"s'on 900 Pot,Sviur
$50 po"nd' OF BaePage Ch,cLed Fr,. IN ,.,A
tickets 8 y so. - w. " ~
JOSEPH II. SANDS, sure,int,ndspt.
ru,, HsP"'sto~n. Nd.
r,erp, w. ~ LVnohbuTP. We.
n uo-,,,p,r,, Il. g"rs'o-n. Md.
'EEFR'L OTF:CEs: H1gerStouE MD I'D No,
F"trrETJ 1892
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-03-07
Secretary CT State.

4 ie" days ago, master Andrew Little,
son OF NJ: Thomas Little. living near Bed
d'"gt'n. berkeley Co, and aged abou, eigh.
Years. was vaccrnared by a physician OF
W'Illatn>pOr Ma. By some means unex-
planned the lad took cold in his arm about
week atterward, when his arm became ia
Hamed and it and his side becane terribly
swollen. and severe pains passed over hir
body. On Saturday night 18th instant.
desp'te the etl"1t to give him relief, the
sufferer died, II is thought from the effects
OF the vaccination and the cold. The inf.
nation In all probability reaching hia heart.
terminated his life. This is n sad caution to
those recently vaccinated to be careful of
the eonsc4uences Of EXPOSURE.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-03-07
Western Maryland r. r,

1"A'ng III, Ct Thursdnv. nec. 1881
(B'itiTEnre Time.)
LEAVE HAGERsIOwE,
Daily except SUNDAY
SV' a N. N",,in.h, re- Expr...- arr;v..y,r.
'"'hd /" Is a. NJ, and IS p. NJ 70, E1..-
, IN n mont and intermediate poipt.
Wsi'-AfFi'iOg at BAIuuor. SIS
ARRIVE AT HAGERsTOws.
~" a NJ, and 40 and SIS NJ From Kdg.,
:, N L0ntHnd intermediate points
4. n. 81 10
~ ma. MsT W. burg ExpTs's-Iesripg B.l,t.
II ~,J NJ MOOD. General MANAGER
G y, ~ E"!S" OLD, Cent Ticket As.rt.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-03-07
TRUTH ATyESTED.
Some Important Statements OF Well-Kneun
People Wholly Verified.

In order that the public may fully realize the
genuinencss of the statements, we'll the
power and value OF tho article of bich they
speak. We publish herewith the foe ,iniIt sigma.
ton. The truth of these testimeniaIs nor can
tho facts they announce be ignored.
ATLANTA, Ca. March 3, 1881.
Fl. Fl. Warner 4 Co.. Rochester, n Y:
Con tlemen-tor twenty years have suffered
more or lees from my bladder and kidneys. My
business for many years had requited me TO travel
All over the southern States. Whilst going TO
Te1as. last fail. saw in a paper advertise-
ment OF Warmers Sa fe Kidney and Liver Care
l bought bottle, and in less than a week the i'm
provenent in my health was palpabe. Since
then, my general he aIth has improved wonderful
". and l now enjoy a degree of health and
atrength, in every particular, such "a ! had lot
hoped IL rossihe TO enjoy sgnin in this wnrId-of
which Am satished. undor Gods blessing, ha .
been due to your remedy.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-03-07
Taking siIeet NoysmDsr 2l. IS

No OBS aud 633 daily. An other trains d.ilv.s
ceptSUpdny No. blO = md 6n5 conn,ct, -, g.
burg with traioE ON Va. Midland Road No SUk
runs TO Baltimore via Washington " i,hopt rherrs
Of cara No 6lO and ems dinss at Mt. JArk.on -
Pnssrngers for JoIdHn'' SPtirga leave ca, ~
StePhenhon's; Tor Rock From leave cars Win
chester: for Cspon Syringe leave cars a. C,nnn
Road for Orkney Syringe leave car. at Mt III
son: for RNwley Springs leave car. at HAIRLESS.
burg. Parties visit'EE New MArketan IuTnv
Caves leave Cars ct New Market ~
C PRINCE.
SuprIvisnr OF Trains. wincheIt.r. Va.
w.M. CLEMkNTS.
Master OF TranspOrtAtioa Camden st,I;.-
NOvemh her 80, 1851.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-03-07

JOSH Billings HEARD FxOM.-Newpsrt RI
AHk II. lSS0-D-ar RiIt-rs- ana here irving
10 breathe In all the salt air Of the OCEAN and
q refractory liver, was IrdEoed to nix Hon
Bitters with the SEA gale. aud havs found the
tlneture a GiarISuS resHlt. = = have been
greatly helped DV the BiTters, and am n OF afrslS
t" say so. Ioars without a struggle,
JOSH BIZ
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-03-07

TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.

~ Office is hardly given that applie.tien
VIII ss made to tho LegiSiaturo Of W.st
virginia az lts present session, tn amend and
the AotS OF lE' t"-wlt: Section s. by preyid-
ing for the election of one Cuuueilmap from
eac't ~ard sverT HcHr. Section 10. by except
ing trem tho list OF qualified Vsters, ut tie Cor
p"ration elections, those persona w hn have not
Paio ihe taxes as1cssCd SEaiHSt hem in tho M a
eedinE year thirty DAYS before 0ff-rins TO vote
ana requiring = list of said delinsueuts to sa
prepared by the collector of taxes and posted in
tne Mayors ct1ca for fnur weeks preceding tLc
election. subject to ba inspected by any citizr.
OIL tine town, and copy of said list to la firm
lshed the commissioners of Election at zach
voting place: Scct'nn 81, by pa ovidImg that the
C"nneli snail require "t tine Sergeant and Trea-
sureT and shall have power to REQUIRE of tho
Mayor, Recorder. or any other officers thai may
I've iPDnlntSit or elected to any ufSca or trns r
andor this Act, az official bond, with sccrritv
cend ltIoned for Tho faithful performance of tho
duties of such office. The bonI of tho Treo-
surer and Sergeant t" he also with condition to
account for and paw over all n,eries coming
INT" their hands as sueh officers fixing the pen-
atty at the Ser"RaHt's bond a. SO .0Qn-and the
bond at the Treasurer at Sc 500. TIE penalty
at such other bonds ts he dsfermined, and III.
security w all 20 be approved by recorded
vote of the Council.
.. HOWELL,
.lNO. T.. CSLST0N,
GUSTAV BROWN,
Ms WHITE.
and OF hers.
February Il. lsS2-4t.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-03-07

MOTHER DIED OF SALT RHEUM.-J. " Adams
newark. Ohio. says: 'Cuticura Remedies re the
Ere%test mecicine On earth. Hnd the worst ca 10
Salt Rheum IN this county. NV mother had IL
twenty years and in fact d led from it IbeIieve
CuticurR would have saved her lite. Mya
brenst and head we're covered for three vsnr,
which nothing relieved or cured until fused the
Cuiicurh Remedies.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-03-07

"Swcets to the sweet" said the funny
young man, as he handed the waiter girl a
faded boquet "Reets 70 the beet returned
the girl, as she pushed him a plate of veg
etebles.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-03-07

- Only $'n. PIANOS $ 1875 up RaT- Holiday
Indocem'Lt' EeRcy. WrTs or call OF Il T. ATTY,
Mashin g,on. y J Env Is. l--.l- IL y 10
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-03-07

a Lecture On she NatuIo. IItU,m,enI and Rad
icHl cure OF Seminal eskness ,or SpernatorrEp.
ed by SeIfHnuee, Ip- Ulun,arv Emissjunn
ImPotency, Nervous Debility, and Impediments
to hiarrIage gcnera'I9 Consumption, Epilepsy
and flts Moatal and rhysioa Incapaeiry, Sc
of the Green Book, &c
Tho ~or Id renowned author, in this admiral BILE
Leisure, clearly proves from his own experience
that the awful Consequences of self A1use NAV
be efectuaiiy removed without dangerous surg.
icaI opeFa'ioos. houcies, ihs'rUnents, rirga or
tain and ettectuaI. BY which every Huf7ei e, no
matter what nj. condition may be. ina cure him
SELF chea ply, privatel ~ and radically.
tG-Thie Lecture will prove a boon to thousand,
And thouEa
Sent under sal, in plain envelope TO any ad.
dress, receipt OF six certe or two POSTAGE
stsmpa Addr.r-
The CULvERvELL MEDICAL CO.
Al Ann ST New York TP O. Hox i50
January 10, 1852 odOIl'sllr
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-03-07

"How did you travel. Jones, when YOU
were in India ~ ooh. by the trunk line,
principally" This is regarded by the friends
OF the aforesaid Jones as an elaphsntiue
Joke.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-03-07

~ SPECIAL DTsPENNITIOr "-Wilrrin stor n
Y. F"b. 4. l>ol.-l regard vOur Safe KIdnev and
LAYER Care as a sort nf special dispensatioo Of
Providence :" thN-c ''hoP-'s-s'v" iii OF kidney
aud liver diseases. Rev. DR. REEnurIH
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-03-07
MIsGELLARE Gus.
An Excellent Project.

an Effort to be Made to Secure to Vest
Fr9'Hia a Portion Of the Million In,-
migrants from Europe.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-03-07


W Il!iam CougniIn, OF Somerville, Mas
says: In ths IA ii Of a7h was n W ith bleed.
ing OF the lungs followed yAsevers couch I
lost my appetite and h-sh, eonGueo TO
NY ped In le'l ! was admitted to the Hospital
L ma dnctors EH ID had hole IN NV lung = k,S
a hat dollar. AZ one time a report vent
around thatl vas dead eave IN hon, h,t ,
friend toll" me Of DR. Wa RALL's BItssn ron
THs hCSss. got Z bottle when to nv su,nr;,,
com me need t" ieeI better, aud 10 dnv f,.i
netter than for three yenTs past Iwr;ts tn,
hoping every on" afflicted With DiSeaEeo Lung,
VIII take Or. WV HALL's BAtEANnpd h. 80.
v'n:"n mat Consumption be cured lean
pAsltivelY EaV II haa done more Eood ib.n ~
the other medicines have tn ken ,ince nv 80
n-Bs- o.IS
SLTTFLE77HEss. NERVOUSNESS, CAxSo7 Prsr
WELL nt night. tired in morning nm ri.;.r
slu1e'sh' nHln IN the back. which arise. from the
kidney, With highly coIored urine II allowed to
siand t" n" thick, attended with burning vhsn
voided. Thnyer's Liver Powders viii cur. YOU.
Only IS cents. SOLD hv druggist N. Hender.
son. ChsrIeRtOwn ". Vn.
HEAoAcHz, NERvoU-HEss. CosrIvExEss or Chol-
eva N"rh HrP cured With Thay-re Liver POI der
where. IVY
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-03-07
Shenandoah Valley R. r.
TIME TABLE
In Ofsc. January go, 1852

!" O11U' INuu"Fy Z1", Iss2.
Philadelphia time Give minutes fa,ter thpp n. l.
tlLn0re time, md seven minutcs faster thIn
WashiU gton. d. g., Iime.)
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-03-07
he. NHA;:tt775.

OFFICE OF ORDISARy. Muscoo EE Co..
CoLUMBUs. Ga, Oct.I. $50
II. H. Warner & Co.. Rochester, N. Y:
Gentlemen-For eighteen tbs sufered in .
liver, and after trying every remedy that I could
hear Of, besides being under the OF % m
OF our aolest Phys;clans. had about given u . my
case az hopslcsely incurAbe when was prevail
ed upon by my wife 10 try your Sn!A Kidney nd
Liver Cure. cOnfess that had but little faith
10 its merits or efficacy b1t 10 great ny n
satsfnc ton, after had 2 y n ne Second
hottie. continued the of tho medicine uatil
became completely cured
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-03-07

EsryI--S. - p-. - Ts- .T.zuary 20 so INK 81
your f1''Ecy fIr "ao S:o.r uus;sui' an' IL s -o4O
psri-cE 81 hin re l.-.
Ioa=r--&7 Ia. Abe z.s I'D .-sE 80. box
May Is. l-7!-Iy.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-03-07

February 81. lss2-1z.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-08-12
POOR EIBAND.

If there is a man in Texas for whom we
have a sincere pity, it is Eiband, the editor Of
the New Braunfels Zeitung. He advises the
Germans to vote for Ireland because Ireland
will be elected anyhow, and if they vote for
him he will be inclined to have mercy on them.
Eiband is compelled 10 ask his German fellow
citizens to lick the boots of this ancient know
nothing, and even he has to 60 step further;
he has to swallow Marion Martin, the temper
ance lieutenat governor, and to make light
over the matter. Poor Eiband, he has to play
ickspittal-and he does it with such poor
grace; how he must look back to his state Of
republican freedom with regret and sorrow
that he ever let his foot slip from the path of
political rectitude and patriotism.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-08-12
INDEPENDENT CANDIDACY.

This promises to be good year for indie
pendent candidates for our local offices; many
good citizens have become heartily tired Of
the cut and dried manipulation of handful Of
county officials, better known as the 'happy
family" and the independent candidates are
numerous.
The usual plan is to lure these independent
candidates into the trap of submitting their
names to the convention with hattering prom
ises of success and extorting pledges to abide
by the decision of the convention. The bitter
experiences Of the past HIS led many good men
who are ambitious to submit their names to
become weary fthe convention.
We see no use for a county convention of
either republican or democratic parties, let
every one who wishes announce for office and
let the people vote for them without the ap-
plication Of the party whip.
Or let the regular democratic ticket be taken
as a basis and ticket made up that will do
away with local contention. In this way the
minds of the people will be free from local
anxie,ies and better able to look with CON-
posure and care into the larger questions thai
effect our interests, such as congressional and
state questions.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-08-12
THE CANVASS FOR GOVERNOR.

Col. Jones has written letter to friends, at
Judge Ireland's home. to the effect that he
will open the canvass for governor at Calves
ton in the course of few days and suggesting
a Joint discussion, if terms can be arranged.
BY those who are we'll posted, it seems that
Judge Ireland hopes to dodge the task of a
canvass and outside of one or two speeches
or speech at one or two places-will retire
and depend upon the democratic majority to
carry him through.
Col. Jones expects to visit all parts of the
state and to discuss the vital questions of the
day.
That Ireland is no match for him is the mis-
fortune Of the democracy; but Judge Ireland
is expected to at least make an attempt to fill
the high reputation OF statesman he has
been pulled to be. We are personally friend
ly to the Judge and we should not enjoy his dis
comfture. Hence, we advise him to stay
quietly at home, look wise-or assume
lordly contempt for his opponent and let the
democracy 60 to the polls without argument.