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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-04

The home oIgin tf The resdjusters coEcurs in
the idea Of sn opponent Ct tho confirmation CT
Mr.. Conklirg's nomination. the! mere sitor-
ney or sd7ocsto. 70 matter how brilliant ard
success fll, il III icr the beIca. CT course it
doea, for it endorEcs all the judges, lizards"
included, the! tho resdjustels have elected,
though the only qualifications required of them
according to Ar. FREEZER. was that they had
OF @ oponcd law book and were read justers.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-04
Lost AT Sen.

PHILADELPHIA, March 4-Tho Norwegian
bark Ncrm,, Captain M4lhesoo. now lyipg at
her wharf at Therow. on the Delaware, below
Chester. brings the captain aud four men from
the British bark Mary Lawiou, which WAS dis
maated OF The mouth oftho English Channel Oh
the afternooo Ct Fsb.,2 A green sea Of great
ho'ghs boarded the bark and carried away tho
entire detkhouso With six men in il.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-04
Judgment Reversed

PETERSBURG Va, March 4.-The iudgmep.
10 the case Of Listleton Raohett, who WAS COZ
Vic.ed In the Circuit Court Of Brunswick county
last gesr tor the nurdtr of Moses Young and
sensenced TO be hung. has been reversed by
the suprene Court OF Appeals. This dec
sl9n amounts to q practical atQuta',
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-04

Bsl!imoro's new evening d.ily newspaper,
The Star. psrtinontly hopes that honcs;y vii
be enc Of tho lts,ons taught at the ucgro rarmsI
school which. by direction Of Gtnera Mshcpo,
the readjustsrs 10 the Legislature bavo taxed
the white people Ct The State to IS ablish and
support.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-04
arrest OF q Politician

EAsroN. Pa, March Al osL d, Il. Serfass.
lawyer and lrominet politician. vas arrested
this moracg for having uua8fal y procured
tho vote It colored msu il The last Pfeti-
Dental election. The arrest causes much cx.
citemout 10 political orioles,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-04
Financial.

New YoaK, March 4.-Ths stock market
opened in the main 5slf per cent. lower than
Sts erday's closing prices. The latter for Norfolk
and Western preferred, while Richmond and
Danv;l!e opened l35 as ,gainst lG2 it's last
price yesterday. La The csrly DEALINGS the
market sold down t ,24 per cant. Subj aaeutly
the market recovered s,l4 per cert.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-04

Certain rcslled democrats in Congress are in
favor of sub.id zipg stein hips. An essential
feature OF democracy is equality OF o. porlunity.
When one set of men have Rpaoi Il favors granted
them by government, that equality is destroyed.
and dtm ocracy stultif.d. Governmental partial.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-04
directors for The LnnatIo Esylu:ns.

directors for the Lnnattc Esylu;ns.
The G,veraor hiss Applied The following
Beard Of Visitors for tho Wesiern Laoaio Asy-
lun: John Ii. PslkiGs. j. NJ. Qlsrlss. Robert
8. Hsrpsaerger. l.. A. Fu'oher, George W..
MtCuche1. of Augusta; Peter B:lsE. Shen :
eudosh; Wiilisn Skeep, Allegheny; 8, II
Ssyer7, Wvlhtvillt; William B. Ashworrh,
Blanc; j. B. Webb, Rockingham; John r
Garrett, Richnop6;.
Tbs Directors fJr tho Central L1as!ic Asy-
lun ME Ssith Boiling, OF Petersburg 3. Ta} :
lor McCue, Of H,rrlco josiah Cranp, CT
Richmond; Jrhu Anderson, Of Louisa D. A.
Windscr, Of Alexandria 8. Y, Gillian, IF
DiuHiddie A'ex Sims. of Chesterfield ",
NJ. Flanagan, Of Pawhasan Il i. Jetfties, Of
Halifax !; Douglas johnson. Of Petersburg, and
Il 3. Wilotx, ct Prince George.
Tho Directors for the E,s;era Luaaio Asy-
lam are: II. 3. Clsy. CT janis City; +. i.
Henlg, of Williamsburg; W. ?. Tar,or. If
Jsmss Ctr; 7. 7. CoRles, Of James Ci!y; FL,
Libby, of Fortress Maprce Q. II. Oausey, of
SttfEk; i. Ashton. of King George; Vim, b.
Gaines, Of Nottaway; s. P. Artaogton, Of Pc
tersbare; D. +. Bailey, IF Washington, aud
John G. Watts. Of Trz,Sell.
Ths Board Of Directors of the E.scro Asy-
lum will msot 6. Williamsburg next Thursday,
March Oh. The Dire c.ors Of The Western A;y.
um will meet st Stsunton, aud the Directors Of
the Central q! R!ehEoad, on the s.ma day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-04

Hon, JAMES kFIru.-Th9 n:m;aeliJn Of
the s ,utlemao whose nam appsa:s ct tho C e
ton Of this article by the D:m; :at'c msmbeis
Of tho I?ei:la!ur, lor 9 ss0t % tho Court Of Ap-
Dse!s Was both timely and significant. The &C;
bcaDokoo rect g.itioa Of wor'h and mart aud
.iast appreciation OF tha ability. lssraiog snd
Jude 81 f,iraess OF this dis;iueu shed iurist.
For nero than decade he has presided ever
tho ocuris i, this c:rcui. and eutiog that period
we have yot 10 h!ay the remotest whisper Of
dissatisfaction with lbo man SIS a judge En-
rors ta bas committed OF course mems jude-
ments ara 60! ipfslIib!o. But hs hiss 6llcu the
ofEc) @ih digoity; he has discharged his du-
tles nth d3ety; he has set 10 judgment
withGu: rcD:oscl std his treatment ct tie b,r
has bean c.u:toCuJ. 10 his person tn hsppily
combined thoso faculties OF mind which are thu
rcctss.ty qualifications OF juri,t. Add yet
Wai!s. friend and foo acknowledge his emioert
G.atss tor tins position he now holds, Ufuls ere
bciag msdo which may PRIV, successful, to
Gust bin acd fill his place wi, 40 ua;ried. un-
'rsioed and Inexperienced Rs:dj ,s;cr-lhn-
chester Gazette
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-04

The lighter mans skin. tho more la!ilca.
lions Mr. Hosr, "who is in full c ,ord with the
liberal readjustar movement would impose
upon his cit 'zsnship. He ia heartily ia favor OF
unrestricted and unlimited Chinese cheap labor,
but would only admit TO American citiz ,neh;p
such Chinese as are fitted for it By ''chsracter
and intelligence" He put no such restrictions
upon the citizenship Of the darker huol. hall
CIVILIZED negroes Of tho rico swsnps, cotton
fields and sugar plantations of the Southern
States. But the eccen.ricitits necessarily Incl
dent TO Mr.. Hoar's pA!ronymc can not be 10
strained. Mr.. Dawes. who is also in "iull &C.
cord With the liberal readjuster movem snt" cay 3
that the fight OF the Chinese from ba;sschu-
setss WAS not b. c.use of "any prejudice sgsinst
them, but for tho Same reason that lheg cane
there. 10 better thsi condition or more remun-
erAtivo wages" Ru. when tho negroes, for the
same reason, leave one section CT the South for
another or for the Yves. or North. it ia. ard mast
be, according TO Mr.. Dawes, tie sole ard neces-
sa1y result Of outrage, prescription and bul!dcz.
irg. Blu. the only strong thing abou. Dawes,
swi from his INN ediste presence. IS his voice.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-04
"The Prayer OF Faith Shall Save The
nick ),

STUBENVnLE, Ohio. March 4.-For some
months Mrs. w. f. Ovens. ct the Sixth ward
OF this city. has bscn a c:n6rmed invalid.
Thursday afternoon she road tho Bible and
then prayed that hor health might bo restored.
Her prayer was answered, sid she arose ard
dressed herself, and setmad to have en,ireiy re-
o:Vsred 'rom her SICKNESS. She has bssn h ell-
loss 70. month";.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-04
COMMERCIAL.

ALEXANDRIA MARKET. Msrch But little
sriin w.s offered to d,y bu.the MARKETS frmar.
Small Lola of Wheat sold at 1slAl35 fer fair
Fu!;z and lao for choic, Lar :ster. Corn
tIoagh! sO,s2 fer white. 10 Rye or Oats re.
orle1.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-04
At republican c,pfarsrc, held at Columbia

At o republican confsrsrc, held ct Co!um 5ia,
8. e., Thursday right. il was decided tina! no
State tickes wcud b. put up By the republi-
cans # that State. bat that the plan of the re-
publicans would ha 10 ooaltsos With dissfft c:ed
e!eneats 10 the dsm9trlic parry ADD mike o
sharp struggle for soats 10 the Legislature and
for county officers.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-04
TO Days Congressional Proceedings,

TO Days Congressional Proceedings.
SENATE.
The Senate was not 10 session tt-.,a7, having
adj ,u:ucd yesietdsy until Monday.
HOUSE.
Mr.. Flower. If New York, CALL d upon tho
HOUSE to pass tho bill personirg Mrs. Msr; q.
Murray. The sppasl wsa successful and The
bill wss plssed without Chi ,ction
MIR. Smith, of ILL.,, asked unanimous consent
10 take from the House Calendar sud pass tho
bill! to RETRO tho trade dollar.
Mr.. Randsll, of PeppsGlfania, thj:c.ei
MIR. Hiscock, of N. Y, presented tho c,t-
f.rtDo, report ca the immediate defiesroy bill.
He explained that the Senate had Increased to
the cxteoitof SITS 600, the appropriation, uade
by the bill, but that tho oonterees of that body
had rrc,tcd iroD amendments amounting to
1922. co., The bill ls it DOW etends, therefore,
increased tho appropriations made By the
House $3.50. 600. The rp;rt was agreed to.
Mr. Miller. of PsnnsylVania. from tho Com
mlttea % Elections, rep; rhd a resolution dis
missing the contested election csso of Smith vs..
K lbeNsoa, from lh? district of Louisiana.
Adopted.
Mr. Iorr. of Mich, from III, Committee on
Commerce, reported bill 10 prevent tho ship
plog ffoA foreign countries of adulter.tad food
aad drugs toto tho United States Placed on
House Calendar.
Tho Hcuae then. OF Ills. vent into Commit
toa tf The Whole on the Cor saIsr and Diplc-
mails Aprros rlatious bill.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-04

james King. three card monte man, VIZ
brought to Washington yesterday from Nay
York By detectives. King is charged with erwi
larceny from W. +. Norman, OF Lse!burf
Va, by means Of tho three card monte game
few months ago. He was srrts.od snd ssva b.,
in s., COZ. which be forfeited By running ava, %
Now York.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-04
Town Attacked Inv indians

- San FRANCISCO, Mar. "A dispatch from
Tucson, Ar ma, says: R,ports have reached
hers that h, town Of Naoori. c,utsioing seYsr-
al hu5dred i1habissrt', has boen attack d ~
tho Apsehes. Three peteoas have been killed
on eech Sic.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-04

GEN. HANCOCK AT MANASSAS. Gen. Wiz
field s. Hancock, soldier and statesman. srriv-
ed hsre oa Saturday p'git last CO bis way 10
WASH i1stou frora New Oll.srs When tee
trsla stepped for supp.r among tho number
who p,rtook Of Tho hospitality of th, Canon
House IVES 'hl lac distinguished demec:atic
aonn.e fer the Presidency. Al be threaded
bis Wy slcn2 tho lattcrn. his manly aud we'll
prop0rticned folm end dieDif!d bearing bet:ay-
cd him; tho anncui !nect Of his presence
spread with electric osleriy through Manassas,
ard lE taS minutes about hundred of our
c;z!ns had assembled to sec the msn they had
supported for tho highest otice with such
uuaniaiy IL 1880 The desire 20 $50 Ihs
GaGrr. Gas 81 grea', that u:auy trsn:c ended
hj !i9c It co1v9n!iOrslisn end aimoss blocked
;hs doors 10 tho dicioG- room. Having satit-
G,d Lis hunger, Gen. Hancock qaiet!y psii
fJr biz supper aud es ho emery ID from the hotel
doar he rtcaivad perfect ovation. Cheer sf.cr
cheer want up, much to bis IS ouishmeut. At
Il s; ha cInti5uad his walk towards the csls.
hut Is he approached the end Of the platform
he TODD about 10 trus military style, took eff
ais hat and bowed to tho crowd, VIII CD WIS now
slid Hi.h delight and eluration. Ia q1itt
way DO thanked than for tho courtesy they had
shoEn him aud regretted that limo would not
permit hln to cay more and see more of them.
tlo aSsin aaIu:ed and retired to his C r. Ole
ling sgd vi ;orors cheer folawed tbs srain a. il
left Msasss: -M1nuSSdS Gazette
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-04
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA.
hlNIATU S Is AL a & n AC, NJ I
STU, riscs..........., 6 81 SIN sct,

ARRIVED
Sir Geo LIcary, Norfolk. TO i 3 liGra
SAILED.
Slr George Le:ry. Norfolk. by 2 B Hooe
Str 7 V ArroWsmith, lowor Potomac By ro.
tomac Ferry Compsry.
NEaoEAEDA
Schr5 Mimic r Grifii1s from Ric;mlai e..
Elizabe,hp0rt; George hlrchmap, do for NJ.
haven, and Grace ACdrews, TO n Hi2hu OH, :.
New ork 3d.
schr Il i f1td Look, for Richn o..d, ssiicl i,5s
Rockland 9Th at.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-04
VIRGINIA NEWS.

There is general subs;dsnos ot 'ha small
poS epidemic throughout Warren county.
The Sc,ttsv!Ile Woslsa Mills h,To been IT,
WED ct ScottsTie ard Tia csii'al stock sui
eosibed.
The S. Y. Il. r. Company is 2utiog up an
iron bridge ct Shenandoah Jrlcsicn. at tho
crossing Of The b. & D. r. R.. to replaos the
wooden one.
4 large number of families from Shenandoah
and Rockingham oOuaies arc daily arriving OF
Manassas. end arc locating noar Warrento3 and
10 lower Fauquicr.
Ito salvage suit of the Baker Wrecking
Compsny against the British steamer Sandfis-
ham. at Norfolk, hes been compromised. the
llbeIed party paying S45. 900.
a dredging machine is s! wesk 10 Ncabsoo
creek. The cha1nel will be thoroughly cleared
IF obsruo.iOns to vessels, and thu people IN
the. section will hsvs 90 excellent outlet for
vessels to the Potomac river
A colcrcd woman named Anule Norman
was murdered yesterday near Yellow Branch
| C.npbell coIoty Sha vas found 10 the road
after dirk with her throat cut and pisto
| wound through her head. Suspicion attaches
70 negro named Jesse Slaughter.
Tho people Of NIioik, irrespective Of poiiti
cal ahi ia!0ns, mbled 10 mass-neeiag on
| Ccur;- HOUSE Square Wednesday nigh. and
adopted resolutions c,ademniog tho * ratri..
gary provisions Of the uew charter now psndioe
| 10 the Legislature. end calling on that body mol
to pass said charter, but if passed to 50 amend
| the instrument as to submis it to o vote of the
| people.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-04
Head.

NEW YORK. March 4-Fratcis s, L,,h,oo
receiver Of the Central Kailrord OF New Jersey
died at Tel; OK LIS: night at his home il Msdi-
son, N. j.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-04
Gazette and Virginia Advertiser

ty 70 one class of FREQ citizens Lee tssrily me.1g
govern III ,n!al i'm psrtslLy srd consequently IL
Justice 10 sl ths other eli es; and the demo ga
ty t1st favoIs such polc7 il q transparent shay
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-04

We Should not suffer from Cough, when a
te" doses Of Ayes Cherry Pictorial will cure.
lime, money. conf,lt. health. I'll are s:Ved by
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-04

A1y body can catch cold now. The rau,l
ia TO Lee 20, like too nan WAC csucht TIC bar
We advise the readers to keep bit |, # r.
BUS Cough Syrup handy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-04
The Whipping Post.

In tho HOUSE OF Deleg .tss yesterday the sub.
stitu!e for she Senate bill which has for its objtc;
The aboliahment Of the whippirg 6. post cana up
IS the epocisl order. Mr.. Steulrt believed that
tho il c.ion of stripes h ID reduced the number
ct petty, offdncas, and had, in costquonce, re.
.luced the criminal expenses OF the State. He
therefore did NO. csra TO have the law changed.
eut hs YVES willing TO moot the patron OF the bill
half way and amend lho law so as 10 take away
from justc,S of the pace the power to sentence
sn accused party to be punished with stripes and
mako it mstter for juriss to consider. Mr.. 4.
Taylor Scott wss proceeding 10 speak in oppcsi-
ton to apy changes in the law, when the Speak.
or announced that tho hour had arrived for The
execution of .ha joint order. tor the election OF
cscsain Judges, and farther debate was Gu! Of.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-04
Legislative.

La the State Senate yesterlsy tue /, sou!i,n
provldiog for the posponemeu; O! !ic lc3is-
stro;lSg OF III, STATE, Was rejected.
Tao "locsl onsiso" bin, as psss:d by Ito
Hou:e' c;m!os r?, Too question b:ns 90 lie
rsfsreIc' to tic Flnaro, Com uitec,
Dir. N'"b:rfy moved 10 suspend the rules &c
that The bill c,u'd g o. tho calendar ard lie
consideration bo thereby Facilitated.
Mi. Riadleberger demanded Tie ~: 3 acd
noes and Mr.. NoWbarry'd rosoInlioa Vas los!
Tor want OF W. thirds woe ii i'e Affirmative;
syes II. ro1s II.
Ih' Joiot order tssils iJf ia cbi cs he cleo
ton Ct o,rtsiu Corporation judges WAS ahr;-
gated jy the iatroduc ion by hlr. Walker, Of
Chesterfield. ota j5ia trts,Iui,u PCS .pouiag Till
Il lay the pin: order so fer 81 il related to the
election Of lulEcs of tho Corporation GAurIs OF
Siaua!oo, D,nvIIio s1d Ri31mori.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-04

THE QUEENS MEMORIAL I'd BEAcoNs-
rIELD.-rte Queens monument t., the late
Lord Basc ;ns6 I'D has been or c!ed in Hugh
oadcn Church. 1t bears the following iuscrip-
tiou:
This memorial is placed hara By a grateful
sad sfsct!orats v:raign end friend,
VICTORIA r., l."
t,J[:,,, ,r, H. 81 ~ ,n..L,,L.;L /, -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-04
LIST OF LETTHES.

Tho following is a list of the lo..ors remsis.uR
in the Alexandria, Virgins, postotjice Mar
Persons calling for letters will say they mc,r.
vertised and give the date Of tho list.
If not called for within thirty days, they will.
cant to the dnad lnttnr attina Il, lNas k;n...-.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-04

L, tic llous, Ct Delegates bills v:r. passed
to amead tho Criminal Cole in relation 10 tho
accused tssiifying 10 his o8a bshnlf, With az
amendment; to almond the Cod, in relation to
oatehiog fish for the tho purpose Of n.ruac-
turicg them into oil and m,ou:4: to p,eytn,
the catching CT oysters at riahs OF Oh Sunday
to protect lard owucrs 10 making eavs1c,s TO
tenants; 10 provij. for making ED rspai.irg
division tCDo:s baiweOn o.-,ernioous land
owucrs in TIM oouotcs Of Allegheny, Bah,
Botet,ourt, Highland. R,ok5ridse, L3udouo,
ADD Frederick ; Incorporating the hItxsnitia
Mining. Manufacturing, and Warehouse C,m-
paDy; to amend az &c. imposing tax aud pre-
aoTlbing rcsua ions for coiocii1g tho s.mo CO
:be privilege of sailing wine. ardou: spirits, or
malt liquors, g.; to asthcr;z, the consolidation
and merger OF tho Alexandria nod Frederick
burg Railway Company and tho Alex.rdrls
end Washington Raieoad Company 70 pre-
tee: o,r'aiu oou1tiss subscribing 10 he capital
stock If o rsiroad company ssaioe: loss It'd
to clrldo tho ely Of DsbvIIIo into wards.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-04

reLt W VIC UUaU IVttVT UNC1, III washington
Beard Mis- Hl!cn Homes, Cathslilo
Blote, It Hendricks NJ
Cooper. Henry Lst;m4r, Mrs Js: |!
U(yol, his FraIc!a RchoIos, Mics sans
putfoy, z j UShe,, Mr.
Dotson, Mis- Mathis Robinson. Mi:s ! s,}
Rvsns, Miss s ufia, ED
Grimes, Lucy V Renolds, JOSEPH
Gorien Mrs Msry Shepsri, MrsE
GordAr, Miss SIri2gs. WINS
Gilbtrs. Annie Smith. VIM II
Gordon, w Smell i7g q l.
Hereford Mis- MCllio Smith, VIM w
Hill. Htvsriey Thorn asoa. Miss L
1t LEWIS NICK ENzGE, 7. 81.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-04
TO-DAY'S TELEGRAPH NEWS
From Richmond.
Especial Dispstch to The Alexandra Ghetto.

Especial Dispstoh to the Alexandra Gszatte.
CONFUSION WORSE COMPOUNDED.
RICHMOND Va. March The result Of to-
days session of tho Legislature has been to c,L-
siderebly mix up affairs.
When the two Houses met this mornirg the
Htu5e ct Dsl:entes adopted j ,int order to pre-
csed to tho election Of judges Of Richmond,
DsnV;ee, Stanton ard Norfolk.
Tho Seusto coDcurrod 10 Ih, res>iu!on. snd
the elsc;icu was proceeded with.
In tho Senate Mr.. Walker seconded The
nomination OF A!kics for Judsc of the Hastings
Court OF Richmond, s,yirg. at The same time
that DO VAS doiGg diI,greoabls duty.
Atkins received only tho votes of reaiiusters
j. D. Blackwell also received only readiuste
Voies t1r Judge Of Dansile. Tho result proved
that there YES no q13rum voting, and affair
baoane very much mixed.
MIR. RidGfeblrgcr moved hat the Laeisls
tuFo cti'urn siao die. ssyiGg that all This cleo
tioa was useless, as there was n, quorum vet
ing. AID that tho resdiustsrs W, 70 jus: playiol
into the hards IF lhsir enemies.
The resolution was defeated.
d. G. Goodwin vas then ru! in ucmioatiol
for Judge Of Norfolk but,
Mr.. Moyo. spprcciatins tho fore, of Mr.
Rlld!cbtrstr'5 RIgamont, offered resolution
for tho nnsspansmens OF the further execution
| of the i,int order uatil Monday nor5iog.
This motion prevailed 10 The SsRa!e, sni
after considerable dcba!e. was adopted By Ii
II 'ua,.
Judge Stuart introduced resolution IN lhG
Housa for an e,tensioa of tho sssti IN for ter
day, but smi1st the general conru i'm and row
prevailing it Wis lost sight Of
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-04

4 NEW SUPPLY OF MINOs ME- =.
IA Preserves ard Fruit Butter, ricsiTTSTN
day b. (fabl3l j. q MlLBoH''
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-04

MAlNE Rally ROSE E3ED fo''
IN TOES for sale By ,,uy
feb6 THOMAS rbhhLL
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-04

kn TONS CHOICE TihOTaY ard CL''
w VRE Hay for ssle by
CEAS s. TAYLOR. Jf.
jsn2J 2l& q King tree
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1882-05-18

right The system Of rebates he de-
nounced as q dishonest, gambling meth
cd. by which the corporations swim
died their stockholders while they
robbed the public" The railroads, he
said, denied the practicability Of his bill.
because they tried to test it by their
methods, and found it incompatible
with their continuance, and, because
they could not be reconciled. claim that
the bill Is wrong.
Speaking with reference to the anti
pooling clause in his bill. he said his
objections to pooling arrangements
were: First. th't they destroyed COM
petition in freight charges; second, that
they make one great monopoly out of
several small ones; third, that pooling
secures to the roads the right to levy
any exactions on the commerce they
carry which their cupidity may de-
mand; fourth, that il enrbles the COM
panies to make their roads the means of
oppression and wrong to the people TO
whom they are indebted for their char
ters; fifth, that such power never has
been and never can be safely surren-
dered by free people to q few men
who deny their responsibility 10 the
public. Heretofore there have always
been three remedies for the grasping
character OF the railroad corporations =
the competition of waterways. an ex-
pected increase in the number of rail-
road and consequent competition be-
tween them, and the power of Congress
to regulate them for the protection of
the public. Abiding to the state
ments of the railroad men that the pro-
hibition of pooling would result in a
disastrous railroad war, he said:
"Would it not be better that $4,000
men should rob each other in the way
most agreeable to themselves, than that
50. .0OO, 600 people should be robbed by
the railroad men?''
The. failure of the present method of
business and management of railroad
experts was, hitherto. because it was
based upon wrong principle and worse
practice; because they disregarded
business principles and rules. and COM
mon fairness and honesty. .
He closed with a statement that,
while most of the railroad men deny the
constitutional power of Congress to
leeislate respecting transportation by
railroads so as to protect people against
their rapacity and injustice, they ask
that Congress shall SO legislate as to
sanction their pooling arrangements.
"H Congress can control the one." he
added. ''surely, it can control the
| other.n 1-
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