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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-06-05

The Cincinnati Commercial says that the
sentiment in favor Of FORAKER seems pretty
general throughout the State. That is, rs
the nominee Of the Republicans for Cover
nor. Well, let FORAKER tackle IIoADLEY,
though we prefer SHERMAN as. THURMAN.
OF all the men in The United States there is
no one mot even MIR. SEYMOUR whom we
would rather see President OF the United
States than Mr.. THURMAN. III he should beat
SHERMAN for Governor of Ohio this year he
would so into the Democratic National
Convention OF next year with a strong
backing. We have elsewhere made like
remark as to Mr.. SHERMAN. SHERMAN or
THURMAN might be elected to the highest
office in the world next year rs a conse-
quence OF being elected Governor OF Ohio
this year. They are both strong men
amongst the people Of Ohio.
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LUpDlNGT0N. NiCu, February .. 1850.
nave sold Hop Biter> for four years. and Their,
Is no medicine that SURPRISES them for billion, af-
attacks, kidney complaints. and many disease, M
ciGent To this malarial climate.
j. 2-Sa, Tu.ThXwlm lit ArrNANDEP
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ssIIru&IDE


BAY CITY. MIC r.. February 3. lerl.
| Y0D BUfcrs C0nD0fU: / NinA % my dui1 OBJ
! send You recommend FOR the bcnoat OF amy per-
son wishing 90 kn0W WlCtLer Hop bitters are GOOD
| or not / know they are good Tor general debility
! and Indigestion; atrcu-tieh ihc nervous system
! and make new life recommend my patients 10
/ use them. bf. h. i.LA4ls
! Trcater o. Chronic Diseases.
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Ny wife WAS troubled Tor years wlth hl0,chos.
moth patches lrecAlcs' ana plmpi.s on Der face,
spent many dollars on The thousand lnfaulblc ID
cures. with nothing bar mjuriou, effects. 4 la,iy
friend. Of syracuse, y. Y. who had bad similar
experience and bad been cured with Hop Bitfers.
induced her o. try &C. one bottle has made her
face as smooth. fair. and sCf a. % cllld's. aud
given her such health that 20 seems almost mira
Gle. \ MEMBER or CANADIAN PARLIAMENT.
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ANNA MARIA KR1DER, WIFE OF TOBIAS X.

CHAMBERsDCRG. July 25. SO.
This IS 20 lct the people know that J, anna Maria
hrider, wife OF Tobias hrdcr, am now past sel 10
cnty-fOur years Of age Ny health ha, been very
bad for many years past 1 was troubled With
weakness bad cough. ny -ncQ-il. great dchility.aui
constipation OF the bowels. | was so miserable /
could eat nothing. lbeard If Hop liiticls and was
resolved o. try them. nave only used three bot
ties. aud | feel wonderful good, wei. and strong
again. Ny bowels are regular. nav appetite good.
and cough gone. ! think % my cuty % Let ;he pe0-
PIE know how bad was aud what TIE medicine
has done tor me, so they can cure themselycs
with 70.
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In his late speech at the Unitarian Festl-
val DR.. OLIVER WENDELL HOLMES was
guilty Of perpetrating the following execra-
BILE pun:
"The minister's wife must hold up his
hands when he is weary; like Moses before
the Amalekites, lac ought to have a good
brother, like Aaron, on one side and Hur
on the other"
II puns be "the lowest species of wit"
how is it that such literary princes US DR..
HOLMES are not ashamed TO mike them2
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FAIR AND FESTIVAL.

THE LADIES FAIR AND FESTI-
a VAL which Is being held at UNION-sTA-
TION CHURCH Will be closed TONIGHT. at
which time great many FANCY and USEFUL
ARTICLES will be sold. BE sure 30 come. or yon
may miss 4 bargain. g. silt
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DrLrvAv.WIs.. septembor "a, 1850.

DFLFVAN. u t., StpI'WUNf = 4. 80" !,
Gentlerpeu.-l have taken not quite one Doluc oi
the Hon Bltters. ] was feeble oi1 man p. 49,.
weight when got 70. Toby an IS .'i!Nt ..DI
feel ~ well as slid ~ thirty. see gfr.it many
that need such medicine. - "''N'"
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If Won have q sick friend whose liic = burden.
one bottle OF Hop Buffers VIII restore NAT iIlchl
10 perfect health and lappne-s.
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MONROE. MIcH, scptember y, J ,

MONROE. Nltf.lis -'lt.itl-N.
Cir TL-ve L,cn mixing Hop Bit.er, for lnllin-
nation Of he Kidneys AMI bladder; 10 mas dyhe
for mo what four doctors failed 20 Nv-.u H't'
i"o '"Set - ~. l.. CARTER.
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Ny mother says Hop Bitters g. the only thins
that VIII Keep her from her old and severe attack
OF paralysis and headache.-E dfoF Ostceg0 Sun.
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LAWN PARTY.

NHE LADIES OF NORTHUMBERLAND
4 CHURCH viii give PARTY. with MUSIC
and REFRESHMENTS at reasonable prices. on
their church lot, on Laurel street. opposite
Monroe Park. on TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY
AFTERNOONS. June 5ih and 9th. az O'Clock, to
which they Invite their friends and the public.
10 u
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Henry Moody was run over and killed
or the Alabama Great Southern railroad at
Tuscaloosa, Ala.
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BRADFORD Pa,

ITINIT
II has cured nc 81 several li e-cs. .uch Is uDr
vot,sue.s. sickness ~ tne stomach. IOnthlf frlu-
bles. Sc. have not seen sick Day since tD
NON Bitters Mr.. FANSIE GREEN.
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FANCY GOODS.

$ I L V L Ms,
TILL JUNE 1sr. WILL MAKE A DISCOUNT
OF TWENTY CENTS ON A DOLLAR
from his regular low prices on all purchases from
his Immense stock at sos BROAD STREET. with
the exception Of CHLDREN's CARRIAGES and
the TABLE OF sPECIALTIEs in the centre Of
the store on watch the prices VIII be such as win
close them at once. make this offer IN order 10
move our present stock TO make room for fan i'm
porta'ions' which, from adyIces JUST received. will
arrive about sixty days earlier this season than
usual, and must be handled.
Remember, NO RESERVATION e,eep, tina,
mentioned. The discount applies TO our entire
stock OF CHINA, GLASS, sMvER-PLArRp
WARE JEWELRY, CLOCKS. ALBUMS.
FRAMES, TINwARE, HopsEKEEPING
GOODS, and FANCY GOODS. Twenty cents 90
on every dollar bought az prices tha, Cor seven
years have held the reputation for being the Low.
EST IN TOWN. The bargains ON tho ODDS
ASD-ENDs TABLE WIN surprise you a,
STEVENS,
"'' sos Broad street.
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DEFY GOODS.
ITEMS OF INTEREST.
300 EAST BROAD STREET,


Sc. per yard for GOOD LAWNS:
&C. for NICE PERCALEs;
&C. for better quality LAWNS;
nc. for 4O-INCH-WIDE SHEER WHITE
LAWN;
Sc for that NICE LGNON DE DACCA;
1Oc for the BEST STYLE PACIFIC MOURN
ING LAWN;
lie. for FIRsT-CLASs BLEACHED COTTONS:
l2lc for lots of DESIRABLE THINGS;
l5c. for q VERY NICE LINON DE DACCA;
1Gs5c. for LARGE CHECK MUSLIN;
Isc. for an ALL-WOOL BUNTING;
I9c. for UNION LINEN LAWN;
zoe for FG3ST-CLAsS BROWN LINEN DUCK;
23c. for FINE IMPORTED CHECKED MULLS;
2jc for ALL-wOOL NUNS VEILINGs;
2sc. for WHITE PERSIAN NULL:
acc. Tor NICE HOSIERY for children;
33bc. for CREAM. BLUE. and PINK MULLS;
S5c. for SHEER WHITE LAWN HANDhER-
CHIEFS;
SIC. for NICE PLAID CASHMERE Tor Boys;
4Oc. for ALL-WOOL BLACK CASHMERE;
45c. for a sINGLE-BED QUILT;
49c. for CREAM SURAH SATIN;
soc. for piece q yards AIOSQUlIO-NET;
soc for a pair of KID GLOVEs-no better for
81;
62Kc. for 4s-INCH-WIDE WHITE FRENCH
NAINSOOk;
75c. for a pair of NICE GAUZEV FSTS;
soc. for PRETTY CHECKED SILKS:
SIC for II yards Of FAST-COLOR LAWN;
csc. for 4 SERGE PARASOL ga mchesl;
81 for LARGE-SIZE WHITE COUNTER
PANE:
1925 for dozen TOWELS:
Sl.5O tor 4 dozen DAMASk TOWELS;
- for a dozen HUCkABACK TOWELS;
$3.50 fora piece Of TO yards WHITE MAIN
SOCK;
For DRY GOODS. DRESS TRIMMINGS. for
NOTIONS, for GOOD GOODS, and for LOW
PRICES call On Us.
BREEDEN, TALLEY & CO.,
jc 3-Su,Tu&Th 800 eIst Broad street.
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.Ia.purAGEs.

Married. at the residence q tue nr'sf ~, " vii.
LIAM Il r. piikSSiix 10 Miss ANNIE s.JAchsoN'
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1 EVI HEXTER
Is OFFERING INTERESTING PRICES
TO
DRY-GOODS BUYERS THIS WEEK.

In our DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT we have
WOOL LACE BUNTING In black, light, and
dark shades. AZ Zoe. yard;
All SUMMER SILKS ~ cost TO close ont:
ALL-NOOL NUNS YELLING and al other
DRESS GOODS will De offered 40 great rcduc-
tons,
90 pieces ULSTER LINEN at Toe. worth lJc.;
LINON DE DACCA nj 7isc. worth l2c.;
LINON DE DACCA ~ l2tc. worth l7c.;
LlNON DE- lRLAND 40 lJc. worth zoe;
LINON DE lRLAND nc zoe. worth 30c.;
500 pieces Of FIGURED LAWNS n 1, >, 81, 10.
and l2sc:
Full line Of those beautiful ZEPHYR CoRcEfr,
which H. a pleasant summer corset. a. only : l
Don't FORGET that we show the largest line OF La
DIES FTLL-REGU LAR MADE HOSE In
white. brown. hair-striped, dOuhle.striped, and
lots of other styles. az 25c. a pair;
Also, the largest Inc OF LACES, GLOVES. and
and FANS,at LEVI HENTER'S
Popular DTy-Goods House.
je 3-SuTu& ThtJcl6 5O7 Broad street.
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~ MINERAL WATERS.
just arriving fresh from the springs;
TAUNUs and Settlers, the most celebrated
German mineral waters;
CIN SNIlC, the great Wisconsin water, anu
VlCiII. superior 10 any water known Tor TOUT
Rheumausin, and Dyspepsia. For safe Dy
my 2G-cOdlm OSCAN thAND'
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We have sold an immense lot Of

this season. Our stock is now 50 small that w" VIII
clear tie balance at sncrince
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BLACK SILKS JERSEYS. BELTS,
ISATCHELS.
at greatly-rC- SILK GLOVES,
lMIrrS.
duced prices. lHANDKERCIHEFS.
ILACES.
lEMBROIDERIES,
COLOR'D SILKS IMERINO UNDERWEAR.
lGENTLEMEN's FURNISH
at greatly-re- ING GOODS.
duced prices. \ fun and complete line of
Nuns YELLING and kE.
Der CLOTHS Ia all The lead
IL { h-AND-l Ing shades.
WHITE CHICK EMBROIDERED MUSLIN
and STRIPED
GRAPE DE CHEiNE In plain
Sll'hS 90 90 and oriental figures.
and 55c. FRENCH BATTIS1E srIT-
iNGs In new design.
If you are IN want Our HOUSEKEEPING DE-
- PARTMENT you viii lind
OF slLAs, don't stocked with fail aud CONF
Ilete line of LINEN and DO
iali To look AZ MESTIC-. Prices IN keeping
our stock before
lLCok at our TOWELS 20 prices
yon purchase. from 1920 10 SO per dozen.
my29 CARDOzO, ALSOP. MoSBY & co.
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MONEY TO LOAN on RICHMOND
AfL CITY REAL ESTATE.
$4,000 In sums 10 suit on long time,
5000 at per cent on long time Especial
amOuntl,
$500 at g per cent on long time (sDecial
amOuutl.
800 at per cent. on long time.
Also, other sums.
All VINO want money on good, irst-class Rich
mond city real estate can he accommodated.
FRANK ID. HILL e CO.,
Jc 3-Zt HOS Main street.
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CAssIMEREs. CAssTMEREs.

from, the manufacturers, all new styles which
are directed 10 close out Immediately.
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nEEIINtiN.

MASONIC NOTICE.-The men, a
MI bers Of RICHMOND LODGE, No.nbO~
10. A. II. and A. NJ, are requested TO at M
tend stated communication OF their "
Lodge. at ST. Adams Hall, corner OF lhird an,
Main streets. on THIS Tuesday EVENING at
o'clock. Election Of officers viii take place.
Members of sister lodges ana all transient brethren
I'm good standing are invited To meet With u.s.
by order of the ". VI. .,.
JAMES +. RIDDICH, Secretary.
JUNE ga. l.. 5Ss3, a. ID. 1888. je j-ltf
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FINANCIAL.

TIVE BOARD OF INCORPORATORS
4 OF THE VIRGINIA AND CAROLINA
RAILROAD COMPANY have authorized the IS
sue II a SEVEN-PER-CtNT GUARANTEED
STOCK, 10 which subscriptions may be made
ei Their in money or in the shares of the common
stock, or the dividend obligations of the Rich
mond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad
Company at seventy per cent. of their par value
books OF SUBSCRIPTION will be opened on
JUNE !, 1883, at the Office OF JAMES H. WINS
TON. treasurer, az the northwest corner of Broad
and Eighth streets, Richmond. Va.
l.. \. WEXFORD,
&. T.. WEXFORD,
j. L. BRlNTON.
CHARLES CHAUNCEY,
MONCURE ROBINSON.
my 3l-eod5t Board Of Incorporates.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
mr. EXTRAORDINARY OFFERING
CARPETS, CARPETS, CARPBIs'
LEVY, DAVIS & co.'s,

We are offering the balance OF our STOCK % on"-
prTs NJ elodng-ont Gguros-at prices unprecc-
den,edIy low and at which they cannot be replaced
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CAssIMEREs. CAsSIMERES.
Messrs. !. 6 j. have consigned 10 usa oeauntui
line Of CAsSIMERES suitable for gentlemen
and bov,s wear. This celebrated manufacture Is
All wool We are directed 20 close them out imhe-
dIately. A line Of CAssfMEREs-iornier pilee
81 nor vard-must be sold at G5 and Zoe. per .aro'
CORsETs. CORsETs, CORsETs.
orr s,oct comprises every desirable style OF
copsFV manufactured. We especially recon-
mend the W. G f. WOVEN CORSETS IN all theif
different grades. from 81 up to SO. For elegance
of shane and ease of III they are unsurpassed
TORCHON LACES,
co,nnrisrng FINE NARROW-EDGE HEAVY and
MEDIUM WEIGHT; medium, fnc, and heavy In
wider goods.
TORCHON INSERTING-a beautiful assortment.
LACEs, LACEs. LACEs
In every variety and STYLE prices that are bound
10 please.
DRESS GOODS. DRESS GOODS.
In BLACK GOODS we have Henrietta Cloth,
Albatross, Nuns yelling, Bombazne, Cashmere
Tamlse. Genap. Grenadine-in COLORED DRESS
GOODS all the new styles.
EXTRA BARGAINING have purchased lot
Of NAyY-BLUE aud BROWN ALL-WOOL
HUNTING worth 25c. per yard. We are going to
close these out az l2sc yard. Ladies al know
that there Is nothing superior In wearing quallies
to 4 good Atwood bunting.
LEVY, DAVIS & CO..
my2G 001 Main street. corner Ninth.
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SEVEN DECADES OF THE UNION

THE HUMANlrlEs AND MATERIALISM.i illus
trated oy memoir OF John Tyler, with rcml-
hisceneeS OF some OF his great contemporaries.
THE TRANSITION STATE or THIS Ma
TlON-lrs DANGERS AND THEIR REM-
EDn. by HENRY A. WISE. Witha portrait.
CON, -; sheep 1880. The sale II this book
IS for the btnent Of the widow Of ,iovernor Nyt.e
my29-d&w J.w.RANDOLPuS ENGIIsu
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EPJUNE OPENING
AT
THALHIMER BROTHERS,
THIS IS OUR WEEK FOR GIVING OUR
PATRONS EXTRAORDINARY AND
UNEQUALLED BARGAINS.

Our buyer having Just returned from New York
we are in receipt Of many goods which were pur-
chased far below valuc, and which we intend to
give our customers the benefit Of.
orr stock Of BLACK SILKS is something mar
vcllous, and ut prices to aslonish the closest
buyers.
Oar entire stock OF COLORED SILKS and COL
ORED DRESS GOODS is to be closed GU, at a
little above cost. Our stock comprises all the
new things that are worn. and every one can
buy dress goods at the prices we intend to sell
them.
WHITE GOODS in abundance, as we closed out
an importers stock. and they are to be sold AT
rrice that Is sure to tell tale when you sec
them. This lot comprises FIGURED, LACE.
PLAID, and STRIPED MUsLINs, LINON
DEINDIA, INDIA LINENS. INDIAN DIMI-
TY something newt. INDIAN and PERSIAN
MULLs, and lots Of other pretty goods. You
will be truly surprised when you see our i'm
mense stock Of
LACESan EMBROIDERIEs, whicLis fheiargcst
and most complete stock 1t has ever been our
pleasure TO exhibit
FANS Of every description.
GLOVES IN SILK. MlLANESE. AND 'TAFFE-
TA-Largest assortment in the city. COM
prisny all the new shades, TO match dresses
and bOnnets.
ARAsOLs-Newest shades and designs at ex-
tremely low prices.
Many other articles. all to be sold At prices 10
please, at THALIuMER BROTHERS.
Sol Broad street,
te3-SuTu&Th corner Fifth.
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we have n consignment or
OU-CLOTfIS
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NE LATEST BOOKS.-An UneXpect-
4 ed Result. T.. Z. Roe. Use. Tho Frei',, "a,
ram, Munger, ~ 80; Prom Ponkapog to Pc.tb.
nnlarl1h, -; 20; Ten Gieit Religions. -: The
hedt iOrd Byron. sl.5u. q book AOout Roses
row 20 hrow and show Ihem-5uc.. Beyond
Hecall ia novel;, ~; Night, at the PLAY. as
CARLTON MCCARTHY 4 co.
NY - SuJ Nam street. Richmond. Va
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A MEXICAN LEGION OF HONOR
"A An members of the order are requested to
meet with Napoleon Council. No. All. at their
han. corner Fifth and Marshall strcts. on THIS
(Iuesdayl EVENING, June D. 1883, ~ o'clock,
10 receive the Grand Commander, Dr. X. III. Bay
Tor, OF Princess Anne county.
Py order OF the Commander.
a. M T.. ;. DENNY, Secretary.
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HOOKS. STATIONERY. sc.

NEW BOOks.-GOd and Creation. bv
4 ' Rev. X. Il. Howlson, 80: For The Major. IN
author Of Anne 81. Memoirs Of John 4. ms
by Rev. Morgan DIX. vol, g.; Prom PonSapos
TO Peein, by Aldrlch. rl.30; DIR. Cleudius hy Az
author OF ~ Lesson IN Love-" iuC.. But YET q
Woman. h} Hardy, - % Political Facts. d Text
nvoh 9i history sl.oOi Logs Lord Rcrre,lOrf,
je3 WEST. ion NSToN - ~
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Refore 10 Oh;o election - C;nc;n-
-; rn,,,, W. (sc-e,r .stsd MAI 49,
i nary INA Acne IN ~ conn
80 dnrinc IL 5asf twenty-fivc wears.
-; .crrso 4, q d-.v ~ 49, : opssf;on
H. sh.f IA II connecf;on With fhe
fscf fh.f thc Dcmocrafs hnxc becn given
vcrv i;r,;,ed onnortnn;tv ~ AT much al
rscilv for the connfrr II Tint time. 80
n.,rst;dr = ccr,r. r.i;velv : 800 one ~
J $500 " elec1;or M \, e M M
tended for fhonrhtfnl man They know
th.f r. M mai r;of n Renublicsn mas
s;ons ;mmed;aseIv sncceed;n0 TIE war.
~ result that fhe war broncbf abouf
you'd have been thrown away. And 4
coyd;s;cr n .fTe;rs bnt l;frle hcsfer fh.n
.csrchv You'd have enS,ed ma ~ tbe
I1smocy.fic marty h..er 4 constant rheck
,,ror ~.ors,;tus;crsl cncroachmcnf Ana
,,,,or ~ w,r,on ,~.<fef,lne~s fhnf was
80 ~ she 5cm;r.nf resnlt.nt evils ~
~ - W. are clad thaf senator Raw
- ~ III sncecb "a ORANGE n. i. Tines
Az r;rht dwell nnon IN frne service
~ri rel,,a ~ nv nemocr,t:c Marty
s;rce fhe 49, IA fully answered III
s,,ch foolish and impndcnf questions and
sncer~ ~ thaf ,rh;ch suppl;es III reason
~ fhis article. M. Bavard aid
!. The Democratic marty bas ma GREAT
uscfnlness s;nplv IL sfand;n~ mon the
nr;rcinlcs n restraint mon mower.
tvhaf will history sav ~ the events n
fhe LAT fifteen wears II viii say that
fboec men Who II minority and defeat.
hc1d fasf - the principlcs II consfifu-
fional liberty. are thc men who really
eaved fhe Union. There Is not today <
rrohlem n finance 81 economy which
gives Is trouble or calamity that can
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Driven 70 the wall in Is search for
leader The Republican party now turns
for hopeful consolation q man whom
tho party leaders regard with small
consideration. Too much Of man 20
cringc and COVER before the cinmor u
partisan appeal. General sherman has
IN season and out Of season spoke biz
mind upon al public questions and
more than once expressed his opinion
Of the men who were donning the earb
OF patriotism for ambitious ends. While
he has sought no opportunities 70 at
tack the partisan leaders Of the kcpub-
lican party. he has never minced his
words nor tempered his thoughts when
their manner and methods were being
discussed. lie was bold. blunt man,
and said what he had 70 say without
caring whether anybody liked i Or not.
Having never allowed the buzzing bee
of political ambition 20 find Judgment
in his brain. be was under no restraint
and 50 managed 70 60 through hs pub
lie duties with satisfaction 70 the
people, though never highly valued by
politicians. who early found that they
could not use him. To this grim war
rior. as independent in speech - he
was brave in the field. the Republican
party Is now inclining itself. in the hope
that his good name and military seryi-
ccs may furnish them with bridge BY
which they might re-establish connec-
ton with lost public favor. Although
General Sherman has repeatedly an
nounced his determination not 70 enter
-. a. 80 Ii Irxt L<u
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q thou Guest. 40 long delayed.
Surely. when the house WAS made.
In ia fhnfuI,rfx. wide anu free.
There was ect 4 place for thee.
Surely ~ some room WAS spread
For thy sake snowy bed.
Ucckcd with linen white and fInc.
Meet. y Guest. for use of thine.
Yet thou hast not kept the tryst-
Other guests our lips have kissed,
Other guests have tArricd long.
Moved by sunshine and ~ song;
For the year was bright with May,
Al the birds kept holiday.
All the skies were clear and blue.
When this house Of ours was new
Youth came IN with ns 20 dwell.
Crowned with rose and asphodci,
fingered long. and even yet
Can not mute his hnunts forget.
brought us treasures from his hoard.
Trimmed our cups with fragrant wine.
Vintage 81 the hills divine.
Down our earden-paih has straycd
Young Romance. III light nrrayed;
Joy hath Hung her rarlands wide:
Faith sung low NJ cyentiuc;
Care hath fitted In and out:
Sorrow efrcwu her weeds about.
Hope held up her torch on high
When clouds darkened all the sky.
Pain. with pallid lips and thin.
Ofthnth slept our house within;
Life hath called ns. loud and long,
With voice - trumpet strong.
Sometimes We have thought. q Guest.
Thou vert coming with the rest.
Watched to see thy shadow fall
On the inner chamber wall.
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Thou Wit enter ~ the gate.
Cross the threshold. pass the door.
Glide ~ viii from floor 10 floor.
when thou contest. by this sign
We shall know thee. Guest divine:
Though alone thy coming be.
Some one must 20 forth with thee.
Airs. \. G. X. Dorf. n Harptr's 40o1ziil
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-12-07

The Southern States. those which II
the campaign Of 1880 were classified
for partisan purposes IS "the solid
South ARE Alabama. Arkansas. Del
aware. Florida, Georgia. Kentucky,
Louisiana. Maryland. Mississippi, Mis-
souri,. North Carolina. South Carolina,
Tennessee. Texas. Virginia and West
Virginia. They will give the Demo-
cratic candidates for President and
yice-P President 1853 votes. which II -
less than the number necessary TO :
choice. The Northern States 20 which
the Democracy must look for these -
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