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The Aiexandria Canal Case.

The suit OF the United States against the
Alexandria Canal Company was called in
the United States COurt-Judgc Hughes
rreSiding-for trial this morning. 1t will
be remembered by the readers OF the Ga
zeHe that the suit is for the surrender and
filing with the Secretary OF the Treasury OF
the United States the remainder OF the
stock OF the Alexandria Canal Company
pledged To the United States in 1873, 800
Sharcs-or in lieu thereof, TO refund to the
Treasury Department $4,000 of the
100000 loaned the city for the con-
structiOn OF the canal. The claim be-
ing set up that the loan OF $500, 900
was intended As gift, and stood in
the same relation to this city as, a few
years previous, did the Holland loan Of
- 100000 to Washington, and $3.50, 900
each to Alexandria and Georgetown, the
United States, in order to get control OF
the acqucduct, instituted the suit TO re-
cover the stock named. The suit has been
postponed from time to time, and several
demurrers have been filled by counsel for
the city to the bill OF complaint OF the
United States, all Of which have been over
ruled, and the case now comes up on its
merits. General ii. III. Wells opened the
argument for the United States. He was
followed by Corporation Attorney X. Kem-
per, John VI. johnson, Esq, and Judge
Charles f. Stuart, for the city, General
Wells closing. The argument Of the case
occupied the entire session OF the court
Idzfffp
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InsunsrabIe Tyranny.
CA Ira, CUMBERLAND co % ,s0 SsA"{

SpDLcluDth e's ASc-s
To the Editor of the Dispatch
Nearly ono hundred years ago, when the
pevolution was at its height, all France
was sin@ing the song Of the Sea lra,". en-
sha,, nrasreorv mr. at shall go on 1.-THE
RevolIpiionS The people OF Virginia sym,
n,tbised win the French, aud our little OLD
VILLAGE q, TO-DAY was named In honor OF the
| French song OF liberty, "Ca ira. 49,.
For ono hundred years Ca Ira has Deen
nost.yilIaee. Before the war II was the
centre OF wealthy and cultivated commll'
nitv In those DAYS Virginia was not
ashamed 10 look the world In the lace
Mahoneism had no resting-place LOT itS
pollutinp tread: there was no taint OF Po-
iitical prostitution. Since the war ga III,
has continued to be the post-oflice 1or no'
Iess than three thousend population Iiying
in Cumberland and Buckingham counties
There Is not post-office in Virginia away
from the daiIy-mail lines that sustained IL
self better than Ca Ira. But Manohe or
Maboneism has become offended WIN
somebody or something in or about Ga lra'
and Ca Ira must suiier.
On Ira post-oflice has been discontinued,
and for no reason than that Malone Tor
some smaller Boss) so orders and DEGREES.
A large number OF people in Buckingham
county have to send from ten to twelve
miles after their mail, and because Malone
through some tool directs that Ca Ira post
Office be abolished. The Mahoneitcs claim
there is no political motive in this act, Dtll
the machination OF commercial jealousies.
Admit this, and it makes the matter worse,
for Malone is thereby placed In the po-
sition OF doing private injury through pub
lie means. The fact cannot be denied that
a post-oflicc has been abolished on account
of political influence, and many people
greatly Inconvenience thereby.
This is one OF many OF Mahonc's crimes,
small but great wrong nevertheless. Did
a Caligula or Dyonysius do more brutal
act of tyranny Has a petty tyrant ever
done more petty deed? There is nothing
sacred I'm Virginia to this creature, and all
to further his selfish ends and the DEGREES
in council OF the Radical A administration.
II is to he hoped the people Of Virginia
will raise the cry OF "Ca Ira" and that a
revolution will be commenced that will
hurl this little Chinese god to the ground.
The writer was citizen OF Tennessee
during Br0wnlow's "rcign OF terror" 4;
was much OF the time in Louisiana and
Arkansas whilst the carpet-baggcrs and
scalawags were in power. but the present
negro government and despotism Of Nir-
gina surpasses all for littlencss and mean
ness.
a gentleman from Tennessee spent seye-
raj weeks in this vicinity lately. He is one
of the most influential editors and Demo-
Gratis OF that State. He was aStOunded at
the villainy Of Mahoneism, and expressed
his admiration for and astoni>hment at the
moral forbearance OF the people OF Nir-
cina under so many outrages.
But the people OF Virginia will trust TO
moral forces to eXtirpate the dire evils OF
negro rule and Malone bOsssim.
BUFFALO.
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VIRGINIA AND HER DEBT.-The Spring
field tMass) Republican says that Mr.
BLAINE threw out his suggestions about
paying the debt Of Virginia like handful
OF pennies to crowd OF street gamins, and
Virginia Is all tumbIing after him.
The Republican tells an untruth; but
why should the Wheeling hteRiqencer.
which knows BETTER endorse that untrulb
by reproducing it, We told the latter
journal that Virginia was not concerned AZ
all in Mr.. BLAINE's proposition, seeing that
he did not propose to pay dime of her debt.
but only debt which was ten years ago as.
signed by Virginia to West Virginia. The
infefft3encer, 1t Is true, claims that this
last Is really Virginia's debt; but its opin.
ION amounts TO nothing when the fact is
'hat not one man in Virginia recognizes il
as her debt, or is willing to undertake TO
pay any portion Of it. Indeed, Virginia
owes thirty millions Of dollars after as.
''sning hfteen millions to West Virginia !
'nu y. ""u'd le much more hoDefuI or ,
''' man than we are who co,,Id nro- !
niSe Inat even the debt we ackpowIedee !
viii eyer be paid. "V""'se .
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Questions as to Voters.
Rocky MOUNT. Va, October

ROCKY MOUNT, VA, OctODcI o, 1907
10 the Editor Of the Dispatch:
1. IL man moves from one county to
another, and has not resided there long
enough 10 vote, can he return to his former
county 10 vote, or does he forfeit his vote
2. III he leaves on the Sth OF any month,
and arrives in his new county on the same
day, is he entitled TO vote on the 18th OF
November il he receives transfer to his
new home?
Please answer through your paper, as
several votes may be lost unless the parties
are informed. TRAVELLER.
1. The law provides as TO cities OF over
five thousand Inhabitants that if any voter
removes from one ward to another within
thirty days of an election it shall be lawful
for him to vote in the ward from which he
removed until he has acquired the right to
vote in the ward TO which he has removed.
As to the country, the law provides that
when a registered voter has changed his
place from one voting district TO another, il
he has 4 certificate showing that he was
duly registered in his former voting dis
trict and that his name has since his re-
moyal been erased from the registration
books OF said voting district, it shall be
sufficient evidence to entitle him, on pro-
ducing a receipt for the payment of the
capitation-taX, or accounting for his failure
to produce such receipt, to vote in the dis
trict in which he resides. SO that man in
the country cannot return to the county OF
his former residence and vote; but he can
get a certificate that will entitlc him to vote
in his new place Of residence.
.. The foregoing answer shows that a
man can vote in his new county no matter
how short a time he has resided in said
county, provided he has such 4 certificate
rs is described above. \ regular transfer
is equivalent to such a certificate.
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virginia NeMs.

Jodoe Garrison win speak at West Point
to-day.
Diphtheria still prevails in the neighpor-
hood OF Naked Creek, in Page county
Thomas Swami (colored) was badly IN
iured at Lynchburg on "Wednesday ny ial-
mo from a scafIold upon which large
cylinder was being raised.
On wednesday one OF the yard-men OF
tho Norfolk and Western railroad at Nor
folk was dangerously crushed while at
fcmpting TO couple cars on the track near
the Baltimore warehouses.
The local committee for the celebration
oi the surrender OF the British ut York
town met at Yorktown yesterday 10 make
preparations for the celebration In com
menoration Of that event on the l9th OF
October.
On Tuesday night Mr.. +. Whiteman, an
old and well-known citizen OF Farmvllle,
fell through the second-story window OF
his shop 10 the pavement, striking on his
head. sustaining injuries from which he
died.
The Washington and La Plata Mining
Company was incorporated by Judge James
Keith, OF the Circuit Court Tor Alexandra,
on Tuesday, with George W. Kirk, \. ;.
Griggs, n. McNeal, William a. Reid, VIII
liam s. Oden, Edward Beltzley, l.. G..
Tilghman, c. II. Tilghman, and Clarence
W. Cornell as incorporators. The purpose
of the new company is to carry on The
business Of mining, chiefly in La Plata
county, Col, near Durango, in said county.
The capital Stock in 100000, divided into
90. 900 shares Of 80 each. The chief office
is to be located in Alexandria, Va, and the
business to be transacted is to mine for
gold, silver, and other minerals, principally
in La Plata county. The officers are W IL
liam Reid, OF Washington, president; l..
c. Tilghman, of Durango, Col, yice-presl-
dent: n. Mcneil, treasurer; Edward Betn-
ley, secretary; c. w. Cornell, mining SUI
perintendent; w. s. Odell, general mama
ger; George W. Kirk, mining engineer:
The above officers and c. Il. Tilghman and
A. S. Griges constitute board OF direct
Ors.
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MIR. Dezendorf is here TO-DAY. on his
way home from short visit to New YorL
ne says thai The Arthur wing Of his party,
the wing that is opposing him, will be ut.
Terry defeated in both New York and Penn
sylvania, and, with a sly wink, he said !:
81 don't think 1t will be much better for
them in Virginia." With regard TO his
own election, he says he has things exactly
as ne wants them that the Administration
is lighting him in consequence of the bar.
gam 1t made with Malone, but that with
an IT'S Offices and with all Mahone's and
liubbelps money he feels perfectly assured
OF his election. He also says that Dawson
VIII get large Republican vote, and that
Malone will be a thing of the past after
ne election next month"; Washington let-
Gazette.
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RICH AND RARE.-In the discussion be.
tween Fowler and Bailey on one side and
Rhea and Ward on the other, at Abingdon,
last week, Judge Rhea read letter in
which Malone speaks OF Bailey having told
ian untruth," "sulIen and uncouth crea.
lure" "a iackass," San arrogant ass
" that it would be best for Fulkerson and
The Readluster party that Bailey take no
part In the canvass" slang-whanger."
This was a crusher, and I'D. F." never
rallied The crowd was large against the
Administration speakers, and il was a Wa
terloo to them. abingdon Virqinidn.
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HoRsFoRD's ACID PHOSPHATE IN DYspEp-
sn.-Francis III. Atkins, \. A. Surgeon.
U. ). A., says: "For dyspepsia, whether
10 the lean or corpulent, in nervous debility
ana In night sweats OF consumption, 1t has
commonly given speedy benefit, and some
about it,
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-" Help yourself and others will help
voli:" But don't fail to use Kidncy-WOrt
for all liver, kidney, and bowel complaints,
piles, costycness, etc. The demand OF the
people for an easier method OF preparing
kidney-Wort has induced the proprietorS,
the well-known wholesale druggists, Wells,
Richardson 4 Co.., Of Burlington, VT, to
prepare 1t for sale in liquid form as well as
in dry fnrm.
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Justice TO the Monticello Guards.
HEADQUARTERS THIRD REGIMEN,
VIRGINIA NoIINTHI,pc

VIRGINIA VOLUNTEERS,
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, Oct. 4, 1882.
To the Editor Of the Dispatch:
The papers throughout the country are
publishing reports with regard to the con-
duct OF the two guards from the Monticello
Guard Company d, Third Virginia vol
unteers) who were on duty at the iail in
Charlottesville on the night that James
Rhodes was taken out and lynched, which
do them and the command great injustice.
My object in writing this communication
Is to say that these guards acted in every
way as genuine soldiers. and carried out
their orders to the letter, although in doing
so they had to do that which was contrary
TO their own feelings and wishes. They
were neither overpowered or inundated.
and If their orders had not been positive
not TO IRE they most certainly would have
done so. Very respectfully,
{. &. WERTENBAKER,
Colonel commanding Third Virginia vol
unteers.
Through courtesy to Colonel Werten-
baker we give place to the above, although
our correspondent in his account of the
matter did the guards full justlce.1
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BLAINE and CHANDLER are catching more
fish than President ARTHUR, says tie Brook
I'm Eagle. The Blainites in Virginia will
please take notice that. whatever the Eagle
means, it is not here only that Mr.. BLAINE
is recognized as having more influence out
of office and without any patronage to dis
pense than Mr.. Arthur has in the highest
office under the Constitution and with fifty
thousand offices at his disposal. BLAINE
plays MARCELLUs to ARTHUR's CESAR. Mr..
BLAINE may catch more fish as an expert
in piscatorial sport; but he also catches
more Of that kind of fish which ambitious
men all desire to see dangling upon their
hooks
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MLTNHNATED and CHECK EFFECTS In pat
terms TO match. which they are Offering
at their usual
POPULAR Low PRICES.

They are Offering many special bargains. among
them
2j piece, ALL-WOOL FRENCH SlIOODA
CLOTHS. % inches wide, in every shade, at
33c. worth jOc.;
l. piece, ALL-WOOL >II0ODAS, ~ inche,
wide.in ihcuewcst shadcs.at j5c. worth 75c. /;
COLORED ALL-WOOL CASHNERES. 33 inches
wide. every shade. nc - &C.:
90 piece, MORE OTTOMAN CLOTHS az lie,
real value 2Jc.;
40 piece, BORDENE CLOTHS, p inches wide,
at i6l.c.. original price BE:
Is pieces COLORED DRESS FLANNELS. m
Navy Blue, Bottle Green. and Bronze, at zoe;
Also, complete line Of PLUSHES, NELVETS, &C.,
to match Dress Goods;
10 pieces I9-iuch ALL-~ILh-FACE LYONS
PLUSH, all new shadcs. ut -;
Extraordinary bargains in BLACK and COLOR
Ed SILKS.
1t will pay you 10 look at their stock before buy
ing. JULIUS MEYER & son,
oc 1-eod COL and COB Broad street
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In nothing has science made such i'm.
proyement as In medicines. Now TO this
whole civilized world is proclaimed the
Joyful news that Celery and ChamomiIe
Pills oW care sick and nervous headaches.
neuralgia, nervousness, dyspepsia, sleep
lessness, and paralysis.
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RACING.
FANCY GOODS,
- L + " e rs
MAILS HIS ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE
FREE TO ANY ADDRESS.
SEND FOR ONE.

HAS OPENED
n large assortment Of VELVET and TAPESTRY
MATS at very low prices
fine assortment of VASES at 81 pair;
Handsome TOILET-SETS at 81 set:
Another lot OF EASTLAKE ROCKERS, uphol-
stored In pattern carpets, from IL up
All lengths of MEDELL's PATENT sTEP-LAD-
DERS;
a bargain IN l0-RIB WATERPROOF I'M
BRELLAS at 81;
90 gross of that TOILET SOAP, selling at three
cakes for &C.;
3-SHELF WALNUT BOOK-RACKS at 81:
still more Of those ALL-LEATHER with leather
liniDgl POCKET-BOOKS at Goethe biggest
bargain In pocket-books ever sold in this town:
\ variety Of patterns, In all sizes. Of JOSEPH
RODGERS SON'Sn TABLE-KNlVEs at
bottom prices;
a lot Of GLASS ICE-CREAM DISHES at 25c. a
dozen. STEVENS'
sos Broad street.
seud for CATALOGUE. Mailed free. se29
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OF CoURSE.-The Stalwart conference
held in New York city last Monday decided
not to withdraw Judge FOLGER, but to ask
him to resign his office OF Secretary of the
Treasury. Why! Because ii he is such a
man as he is represented to be, he will not
use the immense patronage OF the Treasury
Department to secure his own success. Oi
course such man must resign, and the
Treasury officials must be employed to do
all the work they possibly can in the cause
OF Stalwartism.
But won't his principles compel Judge
FoLGER to decline to reSignl
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MASSEY AT LYNCIIBuRo.

How He was Greeted By Rcusins Meesins-
The Democratic Champion OF virginia
scores Malone and Ills Bossisn'' ana SHOWS
On the "Low Cunning" Of Ills organ-ra's
Particular Attention 90 Wise and Others
or Mahonc,s Licutenants-H Makes
Friends and Win Votes.
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WORDS OF WIsDOM.-It is all well enough,
says the IIarrisonburg Old Commonwealth
ii is all well enough TO talk OF victory, and
the contemplation OF it is always pleasant,
but it is just as well to look the fact square
in the face, that uictory does mol come to
any person or party ,oithoat effort. There
fore, if the Democrats expect victory in
the campaign OF this year, they must tcorhc
for ii, and in no half-hearted way, either
1t would be just as well for Democrats to
pin this statement in their hats, or where
they can see it many times a day.
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OII.-TANkS.
CARPETS, OIL-CLOTHs, &c.

( ARPETS, OlL-CLOTHS, &C.-I have
~ Just received my fail stock Of goods. CarpetS
OF all grades and styles, 0ilCloths Drugges, Rugs
Mats shades, Hollands, &c. Cornice Lace and
ioamask Curtains oi all Grades and styles. PAPER
Hangings In all styles, which am Offering al low
prices Work done in town or country. All orders
promptly attended TO. A. JENNINGS, No. l3Il
Main street, Richmond, Va. sel7-2m
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III Explicit directions for every use are
gwen with the Diamond Dyes. For dye
ing Moses, GRASSES, Eggs, Ivory, Hair, &c.
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WE ARE SHOWING ALL THE NEW STYLES
ALL THE NEW COLOR-. ALL THE
BEST QUALITIES.
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ROCKBRIDGE ALUM WATER
ROCKBRIDGE ALUM WATER.

DIR. JAMES A CABELL, \. NJ, Md.
Professor Surgery and Physiology, University OF
Virginia, and President National Board Of
Health, says Of these Waters:
ut Is undeniable that an unusually large propor-
ton OF grave and obstinate cases of Chronic Dis
eases which have baied the ordinary resources OF
the healing art are annually cured" These dis
eases are INDIGESTION WITH GASTRALGIA.
D1sPEPsIA. DIARRHEA and DYSENTERY'
LEUCORRHEA, SCROfULA, ECZEMA, Ere.
The Springs are beautifully located In Rock.
bridge county, Va, and are open for the recepton
of visitors from
JUNE lsT TO OCTOBER 1sT EACH YEAR.
CAPACITY, 1000 GUESTS.
The WATER is bottled direct from theSprings.
packed In cases containing one dozen mitigation
bottles.
For sale by the agents.
PURCELL, LADD 4 CO.,
Richmond, Va.
And by druggists generally throughout the
United States. Ask your druggist for a pamphlet.
lsel5I
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NEW vFLvETs and PLUsuEs,
Il

ALL THE NEW COLORs. ALL THE
BEST QUALITIES.
NEW vELvETs and PLUslIES,
SILKS and SATINS,
DAMAsSES and BROCADES,
many Of them our own importation. We know
the prices are right and will let you Judge ~ The
taste displayed. We will offer
BLACK SILKS, 81 inches wide. at 95c.;
COLORED SILKS, 81 inches wide at 95c.;
COLORED sATINS 20 inches wide, at 90c.
BLACK SATINs, % inches wide, At 81;
COLORED OTTOMANs, % inches wide, atsI.5D:
BROCADE SATINs, % inches Wide atsl.
In DRESS FABRICS we show
PLAIN-Camel,' Hair, Serge. Tricots, Cashmcrcs,
Drap5 dhlma, Amazon Cloths, Flanncls, Jer-
seys, and shudahs, all qualities and colors;
CHECKS-Piuhead, Invisible. Illuminated, In
great variety;
MIXTCRES-Bcge, Illuminated, licathcd;
STRIPES-Bayadere and VerlIclc, IN c0l0rs AMI
mixtures. for combinations;
PLAIDS-AH STYLES and qualities.
100 pieces DRESS GOODS from 10 70 1870;
$50 pieces DRESS GOODS n lG. ~. and BE:
7 90 pieces 6kSsfFRf ' from ~ &c.
100 pieces CASSIMtRE from JNc. 10 :2
IS pieces FLANNEL SliIING,;
1000 pair BLANKETS from II g. sls;
300 COMFORTABLES from Ijc. % 500;
1000 WHITE COUNTERPANEs from 5Oc. %
1000 CORsETs from 2Jc. % Sl.75;
Large line Of NEW CARPETS. NATTINGS,
OiI-CLOTHS. and LACE CURTAINS:
GENTLEMEN's and LADIES UNDERWEAR
speciality;
case LINEN CRASH AZ Qc. reduced from l6c.;
50 pieces GRAY FLANNEL 10 l21.c. worth
An immense stock Of KID GLOVES at bottom
prices:
All the latest novelties in BUTTONS and TRIM
MINGS:
HAMBURG EDGE and LINEN TRIMMING
specially.
We show the largl. Z stock Of goods I'm ihis civ.
this being our second supply Of fALL AND Mn
TER GOODS SNCLE BROTHERS.
BIZ Broad street.
Iranch store. 300 Main street. So 2i-tHl
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
r. sYCLE BROTHERS.

ARE YOU READY TO SEE NEW GooDss
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DRY GOODS. &c.


L. j. LEVY y CO.,
2I3EAST BROAD STREET,
late Of the firm Of Levy Brothers,
have laid in an elegant supply OF
DRY GOODS,
NOTIONS.
UNDERWEAE-
TOWELS. NAPKINS.
TABLE DANA~k.
RIBBONS, LACEs.
HAMBURG EDGlNG-,
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WE ARE READY TO SHOW NOVELTIES IN
EVERY DEPARTMENT.
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In our new, beautiful. ana light stone
No. 213 EAST BROAD STREET,

we shall continue 70 .en good. ~ doe low price.
that made the Old house 80 ismoa-
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THE D1CTATION OF MALONE

The question now was no longer one OF
Readiustmcnt-thcre is nothing TO read
just-but the vital issue to be decided is
whether Virginia shall maintain her stand
as a Democratic State or be turned over to,
not respectable Republicanism, but to Stall
-Radicalism, the very worst type.
The speaker gave something Of the true
inwardness OF: the "May ticket" declaring
that MahOne's desire was to have an indie
pendent ticket in the last presidential con.
test, so that, in case he held the balance Of
power, he might sell out the electoral Vote
Of Virginia TO the highest bidder as he had
done his individual votesin the United
States Senate. Referringfo
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and the South in his position on the TO-
oacco ana tJerndt revenue questions, and
III MS veto OF the river and harbor bill
ana other particulars. Towards the close
OF his address MIR. Massey again caught up
Mahone, and gave the little traitor n merci
less excorlation, declaring that Virginia
never gave birth to a more implacabIe
enemy than this man who had on all occa-
sions shown himself utterly destitute OF the
inner emotions OF humanity.
MIR. Massey's speech was one OF the finest
ever delivered In this city, and mis- pero-
ration stirred the enthusiasm OF the au-
dience. lie expressed himself as entirely
confident OF splendid victory. He held
The audience for three hours.
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