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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-04-30
An OLD STORY.
From The Boston Journal.

From The Boston Journal
A mother sat through sunsets golden hours
Holding "A wreath OF faded orange flowers.
And signing said ." 1t was but yesterday
a lovely babe within these fond arms lay;
/ watched its dimpled smiles, its laughing eyes,
With love hall joy, and half glad surprise.
Till ali unhceded. passing Time, SO fleet,
Stole my fair babe and left maiden sweet.
For nv sweet babe | she'd not one sad tear,
| breathed no sigh, this maiden was SO dear
Bnt day BY day watched new charms unfold
Till scarce its weight of joy my heart could hold
For twenty years How like pleasant dream
Those wears of tenderness and watching seem.
But now from all my love she turns away
For a fond heart known scarce summers day"
The father came. He paused beside her chair;
lie kissed her cheek. carcSSed the shining har,
Then. like wOOer bent and whispered low,
" Sweetheart, pray thee do not sorrow so.
DOst thou remember one bright afternoon
When woods and fields we're all aglow with jun
We wandered forth down by the rivers side,
We too forgetting all the world beside
Forgetting time. till in the darkening stream
We saw the first pale lights of evening CLEAN
And while we watched them meath our trystlna
tree
Hast thou forgo, at my fond words to thee
That when those lights that burned on high 80 fai
Looked on the Charles and saw no answering star
Then should my love cease TO be wholly thine - ,
Thac thou dId'st leave ting mothers heart ior mine !
E NJ. NGRAIIAM.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-04-30
PROPHETIC WIsIYTHROPY.
from Tie 'ator.

Mr. Froudc makes no sort Of attempt TO disguise
TO- the arlbliousucss OF carly LIS attitude toward
human life. Indeed, ar. fInule REMARKS WIN
sori Of pride tGat probably Isaiah himself was MOI
Il very pleasant on roinwohhilnG companion, ana
intimatcs that in lhls respect prophets WHO de-
uOuuCe thc shortcomings Oi lhclI cnUhtlNilcll are
APT 20 D. very much alike. mere j. NO continent on
Carlyle - which IN, hIoSrdphcr refers oitrhcr IMAM
ms motnc.s, il'; taiyie was .try III 10 I'VE WIN
ANT tnI> prcuiii'l ohNl"d'lF H'I F'' 'ii' lV"''
as most interesting personal l,"t"o "' " ll',lI az
homes, bio.aphcIcin handy make 10" IhG'l bul II
thr prophetic faculty ,spFpos tclucludc t!c pow
IT of really spTsine nthou 30 higher lie ami work
We uoubt very lauch Nn' h'r II Ie consistent WIN
nature IT such unW'Nri '.Grr9'iNcnrS5 "S C@t,
3it - "r'''I l'l n VI IN ~ d, ',l
a. h"', We ii" h'' Nov We IT." fi"W 'h'i h"l
one o h' girit u".lthtl3 '"h' 81 lii' 'IioN''S ana
scii-5Uiuc,ncy %. i-' jews o. MS unir was ulAc-
lll3 rHr"ua' AZ 49, al i,''' 'i'' '''' gan ~ ,,,!c
AHHIhj arm 40 l'"'" ''!lI p' !4'' pc i' "I'" il>
tEI3iiiie promise J." H9"'hl ana o''hS'h'H nos on
Them VINO s1"ii" cling 10 iiIi' are j'd''" on II
speech i'iI Is irra Lee Hi'I' ""iA' 'l any AuN'I
tongue tAau lae breaker" o. tie MAJ love i.arii.
q, t"eS t'."i :n@ "a ter ii'iioe'>'a o4 iIiH BANK
ANA ,nual oi tine. For Ourselves v" hid. yc con
lees, ".'.HS' ino -i Iil ny So, P'f an p'io'i
g. 3d. .Ha|ioI Oh iit p'Ph' i-tiI' aea'"' "tu
turn lW ~ Er cV-I IL man u l' i.-i r i-'l't a.
way nave the i'"'i' ana p'f' ,nt power 20 IT,
hc" ti' i"an"h 81 MAJ nae ""i'h l. pare 81 IN
"S curciu1ul tN /" "pp} th" ''"iciiA. "i' 3D. Iidi
H.c Nn.cA h. lhp4fr. N"iN' q, - "l- - "lt '!''r"
~. al! ~ Is. lac c'd.d $40, "ruuilr, +i'h laai-
aA, .ur a"" H"c:' ANA ut appointed rails
uy :auI AI!"ta; taos a:r . tro"bic UE.p nl.; aun
weary - b,ar them hut Carlyle hl. y
ever @'r5 en- to say ANY t:ln- 50 ham ir
a. % .',:..a 20 90 c''', i'A~ odo veil, sc'h j"ds
mcHt :oIryc '.o orrr Ted, judge the
fatH-r.cs.. pend ior Hc WdoN. ,>I.i less does ne
neaaI e. tie h'1S -P'r1aai ivTe,s. lie neYer a.
Holnt T." IAos' W"o,n n srGnr;r' ihlU inc
people 81 no wake a. d'INaet' ma sen Il Sfat
h-hl' ana ';i't th'! '"' u"i - ~ ,' yi,'y OF til@
ll
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-04-30
urvTIyG A NEGRO CRIMINAL.

CLEVELAND, Ohio, April 29.-Several hun
dred men are securing the vicinity of Gallon searching
for a negro, Jerry Myers who yesterday assaulted
thirteen-yearsold girl, Barbara Rnttg The excitement
death
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-04-30

witty lady, who Is, however, somewhat
given 10 einggoraton. was trying to tell friend what
poor appetite had and said, very ntle dea
would DC barbecue for me-"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-09-29
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL

The very Indictment weather of the has, ~,
had decidedly depressing effect upon all l;,,
Oh business, and retarded to 4 great cyt.r, ~
movement of grain. Money matters are
what more active and stiffness in rates is ro,;.
able IN all the centres. While there is No n..
ing demand here, rates have hardened sl;rt.
~ out all legitimate demands are prompIv M.
oy the banks In Baltimore the demand 49,
money IS active, and rates are firm and higher
Loans on best class collateral are mad. :,
cent, and commercial paper passes at 1aS n.- co,.
the latter rather an extreme. The New w.,
money market was comparatively steady v..,,.
day. Call loans ranged from to 5 per com, 49,,
closed ut 4. L. s. bonds are quiet 4 J.,n,'
Tor Virginia consols has developed which /.
caused an advance from SOL, to 5.la, an
$4,000. Tho 10-4os were steady at i.s,,ls
Peeers were quoted s5tsa35a,. .Couuous =, ~
issues were dull and nominal
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-09-29
Culpeper c. f., Sept. %.
VIRGINIA NEWS

The barn Of r. j. Lee, near Danville, was
burned Sunday nj ght, with 5000 worth Otto
bacco.
The death is reported in Frederick coun-
ty, OF Rev. DR.. Benz. +. Brooke, of The NJ.
+. Church.
Specimens of galena from the new mines
near Harrisonburg, have been tested, and
are said to pan out % per cent of lead
John Whistler & Sons have sold their
iron furnace, near Edinburg, Shenandoah
county, to northern capitalists for 1925 900.
The cornerstone will be laid on the new
M. E. Church South, Berryville, on Satur-
day, the 7th of October by the Masons, and
the Hon. John w. Daniel and Bishop vii.
son have been invited to be present.
While Bishop Whttle has resigned the
appointment of Governor Cameron az a
member of the new Board of Visitors of the
Medical College Of Virginia, he retains his
original position on the old board
The attention of the grand jury of Rich
mond having been called to the charge that
some persons had sold appointments at the
Virginia penitentiary the question is to come
before them on Thursday next.
The Tariff commission was in session in
Richmond yesterday when Messrs. w. G.,
Crenshaw, w. \. Jones, of Petersburg. r.
T. Blankenship, n. V. Randolph and John
t. Branch appeared before it in the interest
OF Pyrltes, Sumac, Iron Ore and Peanuts.
The improvements at Danville may be
partially enumerated: Cotton factories and
machinery in course of erection, includin"
cost of the Improvement of water power
S215 900; Mr.. Sheltou's private dwelling
S25 900 Srmmertcld Hotel property, SIS
cog: United States revenue~b building, $40
600; private residences being erected in the
city and in North Danville, about 800 900,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-09-29
NEWS OF THE DAY
$40 show The rery age ind Jody ofthe Times.

The executive council of the National
Board of Trade has decided to hold its next
annual session in Washington, d. C.
Reports from the principal tobacco grow
ing sections of North Carolina are to the eff
ect that the crop is very good
The Madison Avenue New York Meth
odlst Episcopal congregation is building at
The northeast corner Of Madison avenue and
Sixteenth street church which is 10 cost,
with the ground, S225,0O0
The United States signal observer at
Harper's Ferry reports that both the Poto-
mac and Shenandoah rivers are rising
rapidly, and high water at IIarper's Ferry
is expected. The Potomac rose S feet =
inches yesterday.
The Supreme Council, Thirty-third De-
gree, OF the Scottish Rite of Freemasonry
closed its annual session at Boston Friday
1t was the most numerously attended coun-
Gil that has been held for years. The next
meeting was appointed to be held at Cincin.
natl the 4th Tuesday in September, 1888.
No new cases of yellow fever were re-
ported at Brownsville, Texas, yesterday
and only one death occurred Thirty new
cases and two deaths were reported at Pen
sacola, Fla. Matamoras celebrated the ter
mination of the epidemic by Il ball and .
grand display Of fireworks.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-09-29
A PICTURE OF "BossIsM III

PICTURE OF "BossIsM. Hon. lanes
II. Hopkins, of Pttsburg, Pa, in lette,
accepting the democratic nomination for
Congress in the twcnty-second district OF
Pennsylvania, writes: "Cameronism, which
has SO long cursed Pennsylvania, has spread
its baleful influence into other States II j.
Mahoneism in Virginia. Conklingism in
New York, and has other names elswhere
1t is now known by the generic term OF
.bosslm'. 1t means the corruption OF the
individual voters. the debauchinc of the
legislators, the purchase of Offices and their
pos u o. to personal ends. Tyrannical
and insolent, recognizing no merit but truck
ling and subserviency, crushing all aspira-
TONS that are not subordinated to servile
allegiance to the chief, it has to an alarming
degree, destroyed private virtue and public
purity. 1t has taught and practiced the de-
baslng doctrine that Office is not a public
trust, but merely machine for controlling
conventions and caucuses under the name
OF assessment. 1t has plundered the Office
holders and caused them in turn to plumber
the public treasury Land grants and sub
sides, expedited star routes and river and
harbor bills are favored methods of raidino
the treasury for the benefit of those who
lend their services and contribute liberally
to perpetuatc the rule Of the ring"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-09-29

THE CENTRAL LUNATIC AsYLUM.-A
meeting of the Roard of Directors of the
Central Lunatc Asylum was eldyesterday
The bids for the erection of the new build l.
iings on the site given by the city of Peters
burg, in Dinwiddie county, a short distance
from the city, We're opened and read. No
Official statement. however. was made as to
whom the contract would be awarded, this
tact, for some reason being reserved for a
future day. Ina short time the work of
erecting the buildings will be commenced.
and pressed as rapidly to completion as pos
Slble. The site selected for the asylum cost
the city of Petersburg $4,000, and the CITY
has complied with the terms of sale and
duly decided the property to the asylum
Richmond Dispatch
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-09-29
The Markets

BALTIMoRE, Sept 29.--Virgnia is deferred =:
do consolidated sos do second series 35 bid
to-day. Cotton lower and quiet middlngs 115a.
Flour irmer and more active: Howard street and
Western super So 0Oa;5 G2; do extra So 75a4 so:
do family 81 I5aG 90; City Mills super SD GOA
8 70; do extra SO 75a6 %; do Rio brands So ;5Oa
. IS; Patapsco family SIS so; do superlative nat.
ent 81 90. Whcat-Southern higher, closing easy
Western higher, closing steady; Southern red 105
alOS do amber 109a113; No Md 1885 asked
No : Western winter red spot 1OGa1OGa. Sent
lo6t4 asked; Oct 103Isa1Oit, Nov lO5aiO5 i:
Dec lo6a1O6t.; Jan 1O7a1O7la Corn-SoutR,
ern higher; Western dull and steady; Southern
white IS; do yellow so; Western mixed SPOT IS IL
a6I oct67 asked Nov G4t!a65 Nov M d or Dec
old or new, 517sa59ls: Jan 55a, bid. Oats quiet
and steady; Southern 42a4l do red rust proof
39a42; Western white i3a44 do mixed HAD:
Penna 42a44. Rye quiet at 70a73. Hay quiet |;
prime to choice Pennsylvania aud MARYLAND
Sl5a11. Coffee dull I; Rio cargoes ordinary to fair
''4a9El. Sugar steady; A soft 9ls,. Whiskcy
steady ut 81 2Oa1 %.
New York. Sept. 29.--Stocks moderately ac
tive. Money I. Cotton quiet uplands rs, Or.
leans II 1916. Flour duh and heavy. Wheat omen
ed gal iec higher; afterwards lost advance and
declined l4a;el. Corn opened t,aa4c higher sub
seqnently lost advance and fell Off l,a5sc.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-09-29
Letter from Lonisa

Correspondence of the ALEXANDRIA GAZr:TrEJ
LOUISA, Sept. IS, lSS2.--This week the
weather has been very cold. and overcoats
and big fires are the order of the day Tues
day morning the wind was very high it was
on this day that such gale ragged on the
Chesapeake Bay, and in the vicinity of Nor
folk. The trouble about these Autumn
rains, which are generally attended with
considerable GOODNESS, is that we hardly ever
find ourselves fully prepared for them, es-
pecially inregard to fuel
have had occasion to travel round our
county oflateand have yet to see the first
democrat who says he won't support Massey
Geo. ID. Wisc's speech on last court brought
over some wavering democrats. The local
paper which was ut the first opposed to
Massey has now come out in his support
1t Is the duty of every true democrat to sup
port Mr.. Massey. The old gentleman will
he on hand next court and inasmuch as some
folks imagine that he is afraid to encounter
;. Wise in political discussion. Mr.. J. $. Wise
had better come up. Mr. Massey will rive
him the best his cupboard affords. Let Mr.
wise come byall means, for some of us think
there Is just as much reason to believe John
S. Wise is afraid to meet Massey. as Massey
is to meet Wise. Capt. Geo Wise will carry
this, the metropolitan district, by a crushing
majority. VINCENT
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-09-29
Letter from Fauuuier County.

correspondence OF the Alexandria GAZETTE.
PLAINS, Sept. 2Sth, 1SS2.-The much
dreaded equinoxial storms have visited us
and we are now experiencing them to their
fullest extent in the shape of bottomless
roads and boundless streams.
The yestry of Grace, Episcopal, Church Of
this place are having their church thor
oughly overhauled, new roofput on and
the interior paintedin the handsomest STYLE
The choir of the church was organized on
Sunday last; and embracessom of the finest
voices in this section.
1t was currently rumored on our streets
this morning that one ofour young men had
committed suicide-but upon enquiry it was
ascertained that the attempt was unsuccess-
full; that the weapon used for his destruc-
ton was razor, which proved too dull to
accomplish his purpose-only making a
slight incision in the throat Unreuuited
love is supposed TO be the cause.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-09-29
Medical College of Virginia.

RICHMOND, September 81, 1882.
10 the Young Men who Propose to attend tn.
Ensuing Session of the Medical College OF
Eirginia:
In consequence of a certain statement by
certain newspaper, which may possibly
have been copied in other newspapers, we
wish simply to say to the young men who
propose to attend our lectures that we will
teach medicine as heretofore, and are assur-
ed of the presence ola much larger class
than we have had for years.
Signed
JAMES B. McCAw, NJ. d.
PIo:essor of Practit of Medicine:
ROBERT T. COLEMAN, NJ. d.,
Professor of Obstetrics and Diseases of
the Puerperal State;
JOHN S. WEXFORD, NJ. d.,
Professor of Diseases of Women and
Children;
Professor of Surgery:
WILLIAM Il. TAYLOR, M. B..
Professor of Chemistry and Pharmacy.
CHRIS. ToMPKINs, NJ. d.,
Professor tGeneral and Special Anatomy;
MARTIN j.. JAMES, NJ. D.;
Professor of Materia Medica and
Therapeutics.
his representative. pA4i'' a.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-09-29
FOREIGN NEWS.

The cost of the war in Egypt turns out
much less than was expected.
James Hickey, of County Tipperary, Ire,
land, has been murdered, it is suspected
by members ola recently evicted family.
The Porte has thanked the British govern
ment, through Lord Duilerin, for establish
ing peace i'll Egypt.
Turkish troops have been sent to Arab to
quell an outbreak connected with the re-
cent deposition of the Grand Shereef OF
Mecca.
An ammunition wagon exploded at the
Cairo Railroad Depot yesterday afternoon,
killing several men. The fire then spread
to the train and depot buildings the latter
being destroyed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-09-29

The approach of settlement day caused a
panic among the shorts i'll September wheat
on Change in Chicago yesterday, prices adj
VancIng cents, touching 1O5 and closing at
loil. Between now and the close of Satur-
days business large advance is expected.
Two days ago September sold at 99I. Octc-
Der to- day was worth 93s. The rapid rise
causes great loss to the shorts. It is calcu-
lated the bears lose S5O0,OOO Cases to dis
solve the injunction against the Board If
Trade, expelling defaulting shorts in July
wheat corners, were on trial in the Superior
Court to-day-thirty-fv firms defaultino
in delivery of 100000 bushels. A deci,
sion was not reached. 1t is believed it will
be in favor of the board
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-09-29
To-DAYs TELEGRAPHIC DISPATCHES
Latest From Egypt.

CAIRO, Sept. 29.-The authorities consid-
er that the country generally is so rapidly
returning to its normal condition that o
further display of force in the provinces is
unnecessary. The explosion at the railway
station Yesterday was ofan incendiary ORR
GIN. Five persons were killed and mum.
Der wounded.
LONDON, Sept. 29.-The Times in its lead
ef says it has been decided to retain for the
present $1,000 men in Egypt to carry on and
consolidate the work for which the suppress.
ION OF Arab Pacha does little more than
clear the way.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-09-29
Mothers Mothers Mothers

rest by 4 sick child suffering and CRYING with tho
excruciating pain of cutting teeth? ii so, 90 at
once and get bottle of Mrs WINSLOW'S SOOTH.
ING SYRUP. 1t will relieve the poor little suf.
ferer lmmediately-depcnd upon it there is no
mistake about it. There is not mother on earth
who has ever used it, who will not tell YOU at
once that it will regulate the bowels, and give
rest to the mother, and relief and health to tho
child operating like magic 1t is perfectly safe to
use in all cases, and pleasant to the taste and is
the prescription of one of the oldest and best fe.
male physicians and nurses in the United States.
Sold everywhere. % cents a bottle.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-09-29
A Card.
To my friends in Highland couatg:

To my friends in Highland county:
1t is perhaps necessary for me to give
some explanation ofmy political status, on
account of the position l occupied as chair
man of the Executive Committee of the re-
adiuster organization for this county
When | occupied the position it was with
no view of giving up my democracy, but
merely as local issue, to settle the public
debt question Of Virginia. As is known to
everybody, in the first canvass on this qucs-
ton, we had but single plank in our plat
form. The result of the election is known,
but i'll each succeeding canvass new planks
were added until now they embrace the en-
tire republican platform, with the unuuali-
fled approval Of President Arthur's Admin
lStratlon ana High protective Tariff thrown
III. This is, think, asking too much sacri-
tce Of me on national principles. Having
been born and raised a democrat, must
unite with my democratic brethren upon
the great national issues involved in the ap-
preaching election, and believing also as I do,
that the question ofthe public debt is settled
so far as the people have any power or con-
troll of the matter, there no longer exists any
necessity to keep up the organization of the
auJuSler party, except 1t be to handcutf us
Us democrats, and hand us over to the
republican party at the bidding of a few
leaders who are enjoying the loaves and
fishes. | have no axe to grind, nor tavors
to ask except in common with my oppressed
countrymen.
Let me i'll conclusion say to my demo-
cratic readjuster friends, that as the ques-
ton of settlement of the State debt has
passed into law and now out of your reach,
do not align yourselves with the republican
party on national politics without stopping
to inquire Of your future destiny politically.
Very respectfully, WIN HEvENER.
--Highiand Recorder.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-09-29

The ToE-NAII Governor in obedience to
the order of his boss, whose policy seems to
be to ruin all the higher educational schools
in the State, has deposcd the old board OF
Visitors of thu Medical College of Virginia
and appointed Il new board, composed al
most entirely Of the partisans of the boss.
Bishop Whittlc, who by accident was left in
the new board, has, rs was expected, de-
clincd the appointment, believing that the
Old board, of which he is member, is the
legal organization.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-09-29
Tariff Commissioners

BALTIMORE, Sept.29.-The Tariff Com
missioners arrived here at two o'clock this
morning, and at II opened session at Bar
NUNS Hotel: Some witnesses on the sinh.
ject Of phosphates and fertilizers. who had
an appointment for that hour not being IRE.
pared to proceed with their statements =
recess was taken to p. m. :"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-09-29

The Warrenton Tirginian says "We have
never known anything like the rregularity
ofmails during the last twelve months. Com
plants reach us continually that the papers
mailed from here Oh Wednesday and Thurs
often do not reach their destination at all
and sometimes after several days DELAY"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-09-29
CANAL COMMERCE.

Arrived.-Boats Thos Patton, w d Walbridse
American Flag, w Lloyd, w Bell, NJ Corse,
Jno Reed, H PARROT, jr, and Jno Bradburn to
American Coal Co. West Virginia, limestone, to
E Francis.
Departed Thos Patton, w d Walbridee'
American Flag, w Lloyd, w E Bell, NJ D Core
L Reed, Carrie v, and West Virginia.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-09-29

THE AcuTENEss Of the auditory nerve of
General Mahone's home organ. which cna-
b!cs it to hear whispers that are inaudible
to everybody else, will achieve for its ears
rs much notoriety as that which attaches TO
Whittaker's.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-09-29
Race.

LONDON, Sept. 29.--At the New Market
meeting to-day in the race for the first Oc-
tober two year Odds stakes Sir J. ID. Astev's
black tilly Lovely and Mr.. Lefevrc's bay
colt Ladislas rama dead heat for first place
Lord Calthorpe's chestnut iilly Vanduara
came in third. Five started including Mr.
Z. Lorillard's chestnut tilly Wenonah.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-09-29

PATRIOTIC NIRGINIANs Of all parties and
colors are now engaged in Il mighty effort
to defeat the worst sort of bossism--
Mahoncism. Republicans and the more re-
putablc colorcd citizens of the State are
striving as earnestly 10 achieve that object
rs the democrats, and as the decisive battle
Of the campaign will be that between Mas
sey and Wise, that being the only one in
which the people of the whole State can
take part every legitimate effort should he
made Ia secure the success. of the former.
and nothing legitimate be left undonc that
will conducr TO the defeat of the lat
ter. Malone would not consider the de-
feat of some of his district candidates a
crushing disaster, but if Wise be routed his
last hope IL well as his last follower will
desert him. The condition of affairs being
as stated, it is hoped throughout the entire
State that the democratic convention to be
held in the Norfolk district will. before
nominating IL Congressional candidate in
that district, calmly and deliberately con-
slider whether, in view OF the fact that there
is already an anti-Mahonc candidate in that
district: such nomination will be condu-
sive to the desired effect The very fact
that the Mahoncitcs are urging them to run
candidate should be sufficient of itself to
induce them to hesitate about doing so.