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DISTRICT COURTS,

Equity CoUnT -JUsTICE HA0NER,- Bunny VS..
Kinney pro contesso against defendant II. Kinney
ordered. Mercer vs.. Hogan testimony OF Sarah
Rearney, OF New York city, ordered taken. brown
VS.. Hollidge; appearance of absent dcfendanta or
dered. Adjourned III ten a. M to-day. Assignment
Nos II, l5 10, aud IL
JUSTICES Cox AND JAMEs,-Lloyd VS.. Rothwel
submitted May VS.. Shepherd; A. g. Bradley states
the case. Adjourned til ten g. m. to-day. Assign
ment-Nos. % 20, 49, 40, r. i5, 40, q, 80, and 81.
CRIMINAL CoURT-JUsT1CE WYLIR-James y.
Christmas, murder by direction OF court verdict of
not guilty entered Adjourned I'LL ten a. M to-day.
Assgnment-Lousa Ruilin, John T. Mitchell, SATIN
uel Norris Samuel Lincoln Richard shorter, and
Henry talins ROherL johnson 1.-TWO clses)
CIRCUIT COUNT JUSTICE cARTHUH.-Flagg ".
Kirk ct al leave to amend declaration; Juror with
drawn and case continued. FlAgg VS.. Kirk ct al;
leave 10 amend declaration: ten days To plead Moses
vs. Spaids ct al; order for commission 10 take testi-
mOuy. flanagan District of Columbia motion
for new trial overrnled and bill OF exceptions filed
motion for new trial exceptions. Tynr VS.. Per.
kns verdict for plaintin for $3.50, Adler W.. Blum.
don, .Loio vs. Betz Judgments by default prentiss
trustee, Lish aud wife trial Adjourned iii
ten q. to-day. Assignments Calendar Nos, 20,
2l6, oil, ISL 2l9 22d, 30, 30 2Sl, 90, 283 aud c3j
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Norfolk and New York Steamers.
Notice to Mt. Vernon Passengers.

The Steamer W. W. CORCoRAN,
which has been recently built and furnished IT, T..
BLAKE Captain, IL tho only boat allowed 10 land
passengerB at Mount Vernon Wharf Round trip, 81.
Including admission 10 Mansion and Grounds
Steamer leaves seventh street DAILY SUNDAY eN.
ccpted) at 10 a. m. aud returns about u, m.
j, MClI. HOLLlNdSWOtfH
Sup't Ladies' Mount Vernon Association
l.. l.. BLA X E steamer W, W. CoCorpn, jet
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,[NorE-The Blessings arc bid prices and are not In
cluded I'm the high and low
BANKERS EXCHANGE.
Three-day bills......- 40 Sixtyday bls.... 4s6l.


BY Associated Press
New SoRE, March 22.-Money loaned up from "a
TO per cent and down to and closed offered ut 4per
cent. Exchange steady at 4SJipis6 for long aud
IS9ACdsis91s for short sight. Governments were UNI
changed, except for extended 5swhich "a per cent
lower State bonds were without feature, except for
Tennessee mixed which advanced u per cent. from
noon, and louisiana consols, which are unchanged
Railroad bonds irregular but In the main higher
The transactions aggregated 100000 shares including
Central Pacific, 0,lO0; Delaware, Lackawunna and
Western a., 20H Denver and Rio Grande, 5000; Eric
100 Kansas and Texas, p, 100 Lake shore 1900
H,40O Missouri Pacific 5000 Northwestern, $500
New Jersey Central, 2i,50G New York Central, 300
Northern Pacific, q 300 Pacific Mail. $50; Reading
1000; 81. Paul, ll,7O0 ST. Paul and Omaha, 20,0OO
Texas Pacific, 1000; Union Pacific, $500; Wabash Pa
cifc, $500 Western Union. 45,7O0; Rochester and
PittsbuTg, 800 Eastern Tennessee, 5000
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The OnicIaI TrAnsacIiOBs ms Recorded
Yesterday.


Yesterday.
Mr., ]. f. Olmstead presents the following transao-
lions In real estate In the District yesterday,
ported 70 him by the Recorder OF Deeds;
CITY PROPERTY.
On l. street north, near corner OF Twelfth street
west part Of suhOts aud Is ~ byla feet square 49,
Edwin A, McIntire TO Mary Ellen Wynne, $1,000.
ON NJ street north, between Twelfth and Thirteenth
streets west sublot (2i feet inches by 100 feet)
square B George Earle ct al trustees, TO Mary II.
Archer, e2,31s.
On Massachusetts, avenue, between Eighteenth
street and Dupont Circle west half Of sublot 10 (2
feet by depth square 1877, Joshua Hll TO Andrew Bry
ON Nj street north near corner of New Hampshire
avenue, east part of lot (2S by 1871 feet inches
square TO- Michael ]. Weller TO George Il. Repett
nominal.
on street north. near corner Of Twentieth street
west subloa ii and ~ ga feet inches by 80 feet)
square ms, Richard r. Pettitto Robert McMean, NOM
inai.
west, sublots g. 61 o. o. 6s, and GO ti27G feet by
depth) square 100, Elias j. HUI 70 William r. Sweesy
ON Sixth street west near corner Of + street south
sublot as feet Inches by Is feet inches) square
i67, Matilda 3, Church ct Vir. TO William H. Butler,
1900,
On Sixth street west, between and Fstreets south
sublot 60 go by los fee) square Ao, john Hia &c al
asslgnees 10 William T., Welch, leo
ON street north, corner OF First street east part
uf lot go feet Inches by ID ieetl square Osd, NJ
Melnke, trustee to Mary V. Wilson, $500.
on Maryland avenue, between Twelfth aud Ihlr.
teenth streets east part Of original lot Us teet
inches by depth, square l0lj Eznbotha b. Sailer TO
GOttleib Eisenbram, 500,
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by Thomas j. Fisher ~ Co.,
AUC'rIONEERS
United States Marshal's Sale.

by virtue OF a writ of er hcias, issued ont of the
Clerks Office Of the supreme Court OF tho District OF
Columbia, ana 10 me directed, Will sell at pubic sale
for cash the door OF the Court House for said Dis
Y o'clock M. all the right, title, claim and Interest OF
the defendant in and to the followng.deScrbed prop
erty, TO wit: The south half OF sublot number sixty
two Oh In ]. +. Olmseads subdivision Of part of lot
tweIve U2), square ~, recorded In I.her H. u. g..
folio I'll Surveyors office said District, together with
all and singular the improvements thereon. Levied
upon the property ofSasS. Huntcy to satisfy Exc
c,ition No 6o75 equity favor Of Charles G. Huntey
g. H. HENRY, U. s. Marshal.
THOq, DOwIINo AucttOnppr fp2I-dhR
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Trees, Seeds, Flowers, SC,

An immense Stock Of All nds OF FRUIT TREES
standards and dwarfs Small ffuits-Crapes Curs
rants, GOOseberries, Strawberries, &c. Evergreens
Shade Trees, Ornamental Trees, Roses, &C. New and
and genuino Flower seeds new, rare, and beautiful
Cut Flowers, Bouquets Designs for Funerals, &c
The Nursery ine-Planis, Seeds, and Flowers-at
lowest RAGS JOHN SAUL,
mrif,TThs,6ts 62l seventh St., opp Patent Office.
-V-tsrA BLIsHED ls3a
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ALEXASDRIA, March % Flour very drm at quo
tations, The receipts OF wheat have increased aud
800 bushels were offered aud sold at A. 356gI "a fol
fulik 81 10 for mixed and 81 a. for Lancaster, Corn
Hut little offered, all OF which sold az 6isc for white
No rye or oats reported. Country produce quiet,
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FINANCIAL ANp coMMMRcIAL.
stock Rnd Bond Quotations New York
Rnd baltimore Produce Markets.

The following report oftho financial market yestcr-
day, together with the opening. highest lowest, and
cosingquotations, are furnished by the banknghouse
ID.
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LONDON, March 22-Indla council bills were allOt-
ted to-day at advance OF Lied. Bar silver, 81 lGd.
Atlantic and Great Western hrsts 49, do seconds,
isS; Erie ;isSs do seconds Wa; New York Central,
1885,; Reading, 30a. Ontario and Western 26S. The
Bank OF England gained on balance to-day f26,0Oo
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GOLD sunlike most visitors. If you want 10
get rid Off you must give II a warm reception
with b Bulls Cough Syrup y Q STANDARD cough
remedy O nur age. For sale by all druggists AZ
twenty hye cents a bottle.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-03-23
LyIRG1NfA MIDLAND RAILWAY.
TO THE SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST
THE MODEL PAST AND THE ONLY LINE
RTrWEEN
AND THE wtsfVIA WASHINGTON
DOUBLE TRACK JANNEY COUPLER
STEEL RAIISi
Schedule to take effect MONDAY. JANuARY a

SCneuuit 10 take eilVNi MONDA1 /, JNNNNhh -
An. LEAVE WASHINGTON
nc Ssd 4 s CHEESE
soe-B baltimore, tllicott Sity, and Way Siatlons
co., a,,umoI,NA Annapolis, aud Way (pledmont'
s,rHsnirg, Winchester. HagorsIown, aud Way
t7;B-BaltImore Express
Gl0-point of Rocks and Way Stations
El6-Phiiadclphia, New York, aud Boston Express.
Parton cars TO New York.
Hagerstown and ii roint OF Rocks f6r Frederick.
taoo. baltimore, nynttsyllle, and Laurel Express.
and Dorey's. On sunday stops at Ill stations.
Connects for Annapolis
ioOo-Baltimorc Express. stops at Hysusvtile and
tiO.so"PittsbrEg Chicago, Cincinnati and st. Louis
:, =, Express Parior and sleeping cars
1910. Baltimore, Elilcott city, Annapolis, and Way
t:25-on sunday only for Baltimore and Way.
tGl5-Baltlmore Express.
tJsOo-B baltimore Philadelphia, and New York EE.
Sst- baltimore and Way Stations. winchester,
Frederick, HRgerstown, and Way, via llelny.)
lD- baltimore, fayetteville, anJ laurel Express
FTederlck, via Relay stop, ut Annapolis
tao Baltimore, Annapolis, and Way stations
tiaS-ruint Of Rocks, Frederick, Hngerstown, Win
o. Roofs and Way stations only .i'''"' " 0'"'
t@a1Ebelumorg Express. tNiarnnsburg and Way
eo,-p Oini OF ROclSs and WAY stations
LD katmote add Way stations. -
tNio. Ifiliburg Cleveland and Detroit Express.
Tan philadelphia New York. and Boston Express
VILE aud Laurel.
ter Chicago, Cincinnati. and 81. Louis Express
sleeping cars to cincinnati and Chicago.
tDaily. iSunday only. Other trains daily, except
Ali trains from Washington stop at Relay station
FOr further information apply at the Baltimore
and Ohio Ticket Ofices-Weehlngton station mo and
1851 Pennsylvania avenue corner OfFOureenth street
where orders Will he taken for baggage To he checked
and received ut any point IN the city
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PRODUCE MARKETS.

BALTINoRE. March 22.-vlrgina Gs consolidated
Gs do second series. 81; past due coupons, 5S new
10 i0e, Il bid to-day.
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PROPOSALS..
PROPOSALS. FOR PAINTS, OILS, DC.
III NAVv paw OFTICu

PROPOSALS FOR PAINTS, OILS, dc.
II NAVY PAY OFFICE,
WAsHIINGToN, ID. G., March %, iSs2.
Sealed proposals In duplicate to be Endorsed Pro-
posals for Paints, Oils &c Twill be received at this
following articles, to be delivered the NavyYard,
Washington, d. g., free of any expense to the Gov
eminent, viz:
BUREAU OF YARDS AND DOCKS.
White Lead, Lnseed OIL, Turpentlne, &C., as per
schedules I'm detail at this Office.
The right is reserved to reject any all bids not
deemed advantageous TO the Government. Response
Bile security required the bids for the prompt and
faithful delivery Of the articles. Blank forms for bids
NJ this Office. RICHARD WASHINGTON,
mr23N Paw Intnector United States NAVY
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JOHN McDERMOTT & BROS,

CARRIAGE MANUFAuIUkEIt5
C5team used), $40 Pennsylvania avenue near Third
street west. Washington ID. o. Garriagei ana liar
ness received on storage aud sold on commission
Carriages repaired. iefu
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Yesterday, in the Circuit Court, the suit of Mary
M. Tyar against John McC Perkins, an action for
Islander and defamation of character, was tried.
Messrs. Charles s. Moore and Thomas +. Miller APP
peared for the plaintiff and Mr. l.. G. Hinc for the
defense In March, 1850, the plaintiff lived at the
defendants house as n servant, and during that
time the house was robbed Perkins went about
among her friends slandering her, accusing her OF
being instrumental to the burglary, and called her
about $500 worth of stuff from him. She was ar
rested aud taken to the Sixth Precinct Station
being allowed to communicate with anybody.
She asked to be allowed TO send for her priest,
and told that If she would confess to the rob-
berry he would be sent for. Finally she was taken
to the Police Court, and acknowledged to having
taken a little tea, with which she made herself
some tea while acting in her capacity as servant.
$40 or thirty days in Jail. She paid S. and was re-
leased. The jury awarded her $3.50 damages.
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DIED.

COYLE.-on Monday evening, March 20, iss2 at 10
O'Clock, LAURA ", youngest daughter Of the late An
drew Coylc.
Funeral nom her late residence No. 9ls E street
northwest on Thursday afternoon, NJ hAlpast three
o'clock. go
pALMER.--March q, 1882, JAMES CRoxAtL PAL
MER, only son OF tho late Lambert a. and Fanny Pail
mer, in the 9TH year OF his hgp.
Funeral rom Oak Inn nj $50 %. m.
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Yesterdays Chicago grain aud provision market,
furnished by Cooke n Co.. Pa. ave. and Fifteenth ST.;
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REAL ESTATE.

Floreston Cologne is grateful to lnvalds, because
II is refreshing without the sickening effect OF
most perfumes,
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Il PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
TO THE NORTH, WEST, AND SOUTHWEST.
DOUBLE TRACK, STEEL RAILS,
SPLENDID SCENERY MAGNIFICENT EQUIP

MENT.
IN EFFECT JANUARY y, 1881
TRAINS LEAVE WASHINGTON, ftom Station.
corner sixth aud streets. AZ follows;
For Ptsburg and the West Chicago Limited Express
q Pullman Hotel and sleeping Cars, NJ $50 a m.
rom Harrisburg 70 Cincinnati, Western Express,
79O y, M daily, with Palace Cars 10 PttsDurg AMI
Cincinnati Mail Express, e50 y. m. daily for Pitts
BELTiMoRfl And POTOMAC RAILROAD.
For Canandngun Rochester, Buffalo, Magma, $50
p. M. daily, except Saturday, with Palace Cars to
For WlliaTnsport, Lock Haven, and Elmira, at $50
For New York and the East, 500 M, 1920 H., l.
G5O and iGsO ~ m; ON sunday l:JO, 300, and i62j
p. m. Limited Express of Pullman parior Cars.
For Brooklyn, n. ", all through trains connect
at Jersey city with boats OF Brooklyn Annex,
Sa SsH1 ds sns Sc% TO T S9g S street, avoiding
For philadelphia, 500 O. M lG5O ~ M l2N, DIN lll,
and 1920 D. M; on sunday, ltD, $40, 700, and lH3I
p. m. Limited Express 800 H. m. daily except
For baltimore $40 500 $780, 1890 a M, and laO i9D.
a;5O SO 7;5O 800 md o:sD p Nj H.; on sunday SOD
For pope's Creek Line, $40 IN. and $40 D. M daily,
except sunday.
ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL
WAY AND ALEXANDRIA AND WASHING
For HlaXsndra, $50 7,an 30. ii:OO and ll25 a. M,
40 500, G:aO 500, and lS0 p M on Sunday, ut 600
g:.g lao, and l23 T. m. and 500 p. m -, ,,,,,,
For Richmond aud the south, GJoand ll.9 H. M daily
and 500 y. m. daily. except sunday 49, 80
Trains leave Alexandria for Washington, 600 S;0j,
SbS and 1000 y M Gto 500, 300 3S elid w p m;
a M, 700 aud go y. M
Tickets and Information ut the Office northeast
corner OF Thirteenth street ana PennHylVanla ave
nue., and at the station, where orders can be et mr.
the checking OF baggage To destination rom ho1eli
''N j. H. WOOD, General Passenger Agent
FRANK THOMSON, General Manager.
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PROPOSALS FOR GAS FIXTURES.
OFFICE OF BUILDINa FOR

STATE, WAR. AND NAVY DEPARTMENTS,
WAsHiNaToN d. c. March q, 1852.
Sealed proposals for furnishing, delivering, and
putting In place complete the Gas Fixtures and Gilt
Rods required for the North Wing of the building
for State War, and Navy Departments In this city,
will be received at this ofcc until IL of PRIL TO-
1882 and opened Immediately thereafter In presence
Of bidders.
Specifications, general instructions TO bidders and
blank forms of proposal will be furnished to estab-
lshed mhnufa curers of gas fixtures application
70 this Office. THOS. LINCOLN CASEY,
mr2l6t Lleutenant-Colonel Corps OF Engineers,
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MULTITuDEs of people who have been i'm mortal
dread ofrhematism, neuralgia, and other painful
diseases now rest perfectly easy, knowing full
some ailments without possibility of failure.
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Nvht Earn Oats porl Iora Year
w" vi VIII ''''a' '''N' ''"'"' wheat
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AUCTION SALES.
n United Stntes Marshnl,s Snle

. n
Z United States Marshal's Sale.
by virtue of writ Of aeri lnclas issued out Of the
GSrkS ohce Of the supreme Court Of the District OF
Cor cash AZ ThomSs Dowing's Auction Rooms,
southwest corner Of Pennsylvanla avenue and
GSy or april i is AZ O'clock a. NJ ali he
right title claim, and interest OF the defendant in
PsTlOr Etas S" Bureau Hat Rack tables so6
beds and Bedding, stove, &c, seized aud levied upon
Ind aSn as h y e 1i ya ~ snas
United States Marshal u. CNi
THOMAS BOWLING, Auctonecr mr22dts
BY S. Bensinger,
AUCrIoNEER.
ASSIGNEE SALE.
THE ENTIRE STOCK AND FIXTURES
M. ooLDsTErN's CIGAR AND TOBACCO
STORE,
Gil PENNsYLvANIA AVENUE,
under Metropolitan liotel)
consisting of
KEY WEST IMPORTED DOMESTIC CIGARS,
TOBACCO, MEERsCHAUM GOODS,
SMOKERS ARTICLES.
mensng Tup%Y MSoS Sng March, Tfsesgf a. %
M: and p m, and continuing from day to day until
oisANoANpEiNt sAuCNloilttIs hEal-ot
by Thomas j. Fisher ~ Co.,
AUCrIoNEERs
AUCTION SALE OF VALUABLE LOTS ON MAS
SAChUSETlS AVENUE AND TWENrY-SLS-
OND STREET NoRTIIWESr, BY JOHN BULL,
SORCORAN BUILDING.
BY virtue Of deed Of trust bearing date on the
nh day OF January, A. u. 1873 and recorded In the
lnnd records OF the district ofConmbla IN Llber No.
0i folio 81 the nth day OF January, 1873, and at
the request Of the present holder of the Indebtedness,
secured thereby the undersigned, trustees named In
eaid deed OF trust will sell at auction, on THURS
DAY the goth day O March, 1852, at four o'clock NJ.
In 'front.' OF tn premises. at the corner OF Twenty
nrst street aud Massachusetts avenue the following
described properly to wit; Lots numbered nine (0),
tsu 90, eleven IN. sixteen (lG and seventeen OT,
In square numbered sixty-sevCn 3d. as laid down
and plated in the plats OF said city.
Terms OF saei Five thousand dollars In cash, and
the balance In three equal installments payable in
six. twelve and twenty-four months. deposit OF
five hundred dollars required in cash ut the time OF
sale If the terms of sale are not complied with
within ten days, the property may be resold on Ave
days advertisement, at the risk and cost of the de-
HALLET KILBoURN,( rrrs,oos
MAHLON ASHFORD, iiu'''eo'
THOMAS J. FISHER & CO., Auctioneers.
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suBTREAsuRY BALANCES.
........... ia 20 Currency .. 30I3 96S "A
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EDUCATIONAL.

DRoFESsoR ALEX. DE WoLowsRI'S NEW
method for Singing and Piano, shortest and best
saving years Of practice for operas concerts and par
lOr at SU7 Eleventh street northwest, between and
mral.tf
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-09-16
SuperyiSOrS.

We hear that Federal supervisors VIII be
demanded at every precinct in at least one
of the congressional districts. The result
will be the appointment of such officials for
almost every voting-place in the Common
wealth. Steps should be taken to secure
the services OF the best citizens who can be
induced to perform the duty, that there
NAV be no good ground for complaint on
either side. The rumors which are flying
about as to the purpose Of certain Malone
ties TO count in their candidates for Con-
eress and count out ours, may be dismissed
at once il good men be selected by Judge
HUGHES to supervise the registration,
voting, and counting. But not otherwise
can the public be satisfied.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-09-16
nx,none and Arthur.

u.uoSr,s alliance Is with man oil
,,ass that has never yet furnished Presi-
dent OF the United states. JOHN TrLkR'
NuIApp FILLMORE, and ANDREW JOHNSON
Al, belonged to this class, being men VINO
became Presidents as lawful but accidental
successors OF their deceased predecessors.
These gentlemen were all worthy OF pubic
confidencc--all good men-all highly es-
teemcd by their party friends and associ-
ates. and all, like Mr.. ARTHUR, had been
nominated for the Office OF Vice-PresidenI
without any expectation that they wou'd
be called upon TO Gil the higher Office. bu'
not one OF these gentlemen was afterwards
elected President. Only one Of them re-
cc;ved even the empty honor OF nominal
ton rs candidate for that exalted posi-
ton.
The straighout Republicans Of Vir-
ciuia. on the other hand, have formed
an alliance with growing man-the
foremost one in the Republican party
lie has led the Republican party ior
wears. II he is not its present ieaaer'
IL has none. IL he is not the looming
man. OF that party, it has none. lie
il ne decidedly Its leader as HENRY CLAY
was IN his day the leader OF the old wing
party. Where is the Republican states
man who can be compared with BLAINE
as iavoritc OF the Republican
,oasscs or as the probable nominee OF
the next Republican National Convention
There is no such man. Mr.. BLAINE wouio
most certainly be the nominee OF that BODY
~ IL were not for the fact that the whole
mower Of the ARTHUR Administration VIII
he brought to bear against him. The rot
ten boroughs OF the South defeated nm OF
the nomination in 1880, and they are eX-
nected 70 perform the same service in 1854.
Virginia gave an immense majority Tor
HANCOCK in 1880; yet Virginia was one OF
the States that aided in the defeat OF BLAINE,
who. il the votes Of none but Republican
States had been cast in the Chicago Con-
yenton. would have been nominated on
the first ballot.
Now, then, whose alliance promises
most-that Of the Mahoneites, or that OF
the Straighouts? VIII Mr.. ARTHuR fare
any better in 1884 than TYLER did in lSi4'
FuIyopE in 1856, and JOHNSON in 1868:
Judge for yourselves, We men who are Tor
ARTHUR because ARTHUR is for you.' Do
not let Government officials miscad you.
They represent Nj. ARTHUR-not the Re
publican party.
The facts we have referred to show also
how silly is the talk INDUCED in by certain
Mahoneites as to BLAINE's standing with
the Democrats. To speak as il there were
any, even the least, probability OF Me-,
BLAINE's being the Democratic candidate
for President of the United States is is ii
one should predict that General HANCOCK
would probably be the next Republican
candidate for that office. Each OF these
gentlemen has the inside track in bis own
party. How can he possibly become the
nominee Of the other party?
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-09-16
Blaine.


A Washington letter in the New York
Sun gives all the glory OF the Republican
victory in Maine to Mr.. BLAINE, and in that
connection adds:
at is conceded now that Blaine Is ut
the bottom OF the bolts from Mahone's or
panization in Virginia. The bolts are uni
formly by straight Republicans from the
Coalition ranks. They may not break
down the Malone machine. They will,
however, tend to set up the Straightout
Republican organization again, which the
Malone movement almost annihilated. At
the National Convention Blaine argues that
he would find little difficulty i'll having
StraightOut delegates admitted. They VIII
be for him.
So that WOLFF, who has been, we think,
a delegate to every Republican National
Convention held since the war closed, will
probably be n delegate to the next one.
The Straightouts in Virginia are in fine
spirits lust now. The whole country seems
to recognize BLAINE as the coming man in
the Republican party. The letter above
referred to continues as follows:
"The further the work Of disbandine
the Republican party is carried in th'
South to build up the 'anti-Bourbon
cause, the better Blaine will be pleased
He will follow after with the work OF lie
viving the Straightout Republicans, no
doubling that he will have the largest par
OF the southern delegations in the mex
Convention. Bill Chandler will really Az
Blaine by running the Coalition machin
ostensibly in the interes: of the Admins
trati0n."
We could, if we had room, give an.
number Of extracts from our northern eX
changes going to show that BLAINE stoc
is At mar,