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DEATHS.

MED, in this city, NJ the residence of hts pa.
rents No. 20 west Broad street. on saturday morn
ing the 18th instant. at half-plst O'Clock.
FilkNK HERMAN, eldcsy son of Herman and
C;erirudc Boiling; aged seven years and twenty
three days.
Farewell dear FRANKIE. thou art sleeping,
Swcetly I'm thy home Of rest,
And we know while we are weeping
Thou art with thy Saviour at rest.
Our kind and loving son.
In all thy grief and palm,
Your heart. so cold and stilh
VIII never tbrOb again.
We mlssthee. FRANKIE: oh, how much,
Our God alone can tell
He took thee from our loving arms
lie doeth all things well.
His funeral will take place THIS Sunday NJ
TEpN NOON at half-past 4 O'Clock. from II. Mary's
German Catholic church. Friends and acguaint-
ances are invited to attend.
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Southern people should not forget the
splendid services OF Hon. Samuel j. Ran
daii In their behalf when they most needed
powerful friends in Congress. Nor should
southern editors misrepresent him, and,
when caught In the act, refuse to put him
right on the record AuguSta (Ga.) Con-
StifutionaliSt.
HoRsF0RD's ACID PHOSPHATE FOR OVER
woHkED PROFESSIONAL MEN.-Dr. Charles
i. Mitchell, Canandaigua. n. Y. says: 81
tilnk II grand restorer OF brain force or
nervous energy"
Ihe famous Brooklyn Club will play bail
at thc virginia Baseball Park on Monday.
You should not fail to see il.
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Philadelphia red-tape and civilization
leaves a dying man unattended for three
hours on bench in the hall OF . so-called
charitable institution. ii some one down
South don't yank cut pistol and shoot
his neighbor very quick the Philadelphia
Radical papers will be in bad way.
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Wouldn't it be Just as well for the repre-
sentatives OF the United States army and
navy at Washington not TO blame Lieuteu-
ant DARLINGTON for the failure OF the
GREEDY relief expedition until that officer
has had a chance to say what he knows
about the matter? 1t is possible that it is
more difficult TO directan Arctic expedition
in the neighborhood OF the eighteenth
parallel Of latitude while with II than it is
TO do so while under tie shadow Of the
National Observatory.
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IL FAVOR OF Observation-Disclosures
dam, September 14.-The Congress OF Com
merce and Industry began its session here
to-day. a resolution was adopted declar-
ing that the principal cause OF the deprcci-
alton OF silver results from the decrease OF
its coinage in Europe. The resolution also
expresses a wish for the adoption OF a
common double standard throughout Eu-
rope and America.
IWhat say New York journalists j
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The Boston Post, a very good Democrat
ITSELF speaks OF the fools in Ohio who
miscall themselves Democrats" This is
unpariamentary language, but il is not
more severe than the Ohio Democrats have
earned by their ineXcusably foolish con-
duet
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The Norfolk Landmarks says that in the
Third Ward Colonel DICK LEwELLEN
made the first speech OF the canvass which
has been delivered in that city. And he
spoke with no uncertain sound. for he
brought clown the house," and had his
address punctuated from first to last with
the hearty applause OF his fellow-citizens.
Well done, young man.
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There are hundreds OF white citizens IN
the State, who are now acting with the
Coalition party simply from the fact that
they believe Malone TO be inyincibe.
They were RoadiusterS from principle at
time when they believed the rCadiust-
mcnt OF the State debt TO be necessity,
and now they still cling To MahOnc'S skirts,
MANY without any desire for political
prcfermcnt, but from the fact That it Is hard
to break loose from the bonds which they
once voluntarily took upon Themselves,
and further that they have imbibed 50
much OF Republicansm from reading
documents and papers purporting to he
Democratic white covering the blacklist
Radicalsm, issued by Malone and his
cohorts, that they need the strongest pow
ers OF persuasion to bring them over But
a part Of our work lies with these very
men. II another election passes ard they
are not induced to vote the Democratic
ticket, they may safely be counted rs lost
forever to our party. Victory even in the
approaching election will not cause their
return. for Radicalism will have set its
stamp upon their brows. Without these
men our struggle in each ensuing election
will be nearly as great rs this. Let lis to
work, then, for our duty is clearly laid
out GoTdonSUale Gazette.
The " Coalition" Convention. with de-
cided prcponderance OF the colored ee-
ment, which met in this place yesterday.
after squabbling all the evening and until
late in the night, nominated Mr.. |. G..
O'Neal, who had sense enough to peremp-
torily decline the "prollered honor " !;
whereupOn Wash. Reeves. a negro dttdche
in Il mental capacity Of one Of the Depart
ments in Washington, was chosen as the
nominee Of the party for the House OF
Delegates, which gives Judge Stuart a
walk-over and ends the last chapter OF
Mahoneism Observation-Disclosures Go
zette.
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Messrs. WEST, JOHNSTON & Co. have
sent us copy Of "Pearla; or, The
World after an Island" \ Novel. BY VI.
BETHAN EDWARDS. author OF Kitty" DR..
jacob" &C.. &c. Price 20 cents.
This is No. 93i of Harper'S Franklin
Square LiJrdrV.
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= BAPTIST CIUrPCU

- FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
icorncr Twelfth and Broad Streets. REV. j. b.
HAwTHORNE. y. D.. pastor, will preach on Sun
DAYat IL \. M-suhjcct. " Covered Sins; and
az 7:A5 =. M-sublecl. "Fal,e Ideas Of Self-Dc-
ulal.m All welcome. 2t
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The FIRE DEPARTMENT OF BALTIMORE,
MD.-Samue W. REGISTER, president
Board OF Fire Commissioners, recommends
st. Jacobs OH as the great paiu-cure.
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MARRIAGES..

Married. on the 22d Of August ut the residence
n the brides parents. In Norfolk, by Rev. DIR
Newton. G. n. GRESSET. of Richmond, and MIS-
INA a. DAVIS. of Norfolk.
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II HAS Observation-Disclosures
DOLLAR HERD OF ELEPHANTS.
IT HAS THE ONLY WOOLLY ELEPHANT
EVER KNOWN 10 ENIsr.
IT HAS THE ONLY PAIR OF LIVING HIP
POPOTAMUs EVER EXHIBITED
A GIGANTIC MALI mPPOPOrAlIUS AND
AHUGE FEMALE WPPopOTAMUe.
dwelling together GA harmony ia their enormous
water home.
APLEIAD OF PERFORMING STATIONS.
4 FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLAR ARCTIC
AQUARIUM.
PROFESSOR WHITES ALL-STAR DOG
CIRCUS,
CLINT. WILLIAMS TROUPE OF PERFORM
ING BEARS,
4 GIG NNTIC LION.sLAYER,
HERD OF LIVING GWAFFEs.
a 5-TON TWO-HOENED VluNOCEROs.
100 UNECUALLED CIRCUS CELEBRITIES.
TT HAS MORE BARE-BACN RIDERS.
IT HAS MORE LEAPERS
ITHAs MORE AEGIALIsTS
than any other show.
HE MONDtNf J. = iilA Anil W. ifl-
CYCLE-RtDEHS;
TIE CARON K WASHINGTON TROUPE.
Just from Berlin;
ORRIN HOLLIS.
THE GREATEST RIDER ON EARTH;
VIOLA RIVERS.
THE PEERLESS QUEEN on THE ARENA;
20 GREAT CLOWNS,
g BANDS Of MUSIC.
An ONWARD AVALANCHE OF WONDERS.
THE GREATEST STREET-PARADE EVER
SEEN IN ANY AMERICAN CITY.
THOUSANDS OF WONDERS Not HERE
ENUMERATED.
IT Is THE GREATEST Show
THE BIGGEST SHOW!
THE BEST Show
EXHIBITS ALI TT ADVERTlSES.
Admission. 70 cent. children under 10 year,
80 ceuts.
This Great show will exhibit in Virginia AZ the
following places only; iIANRT>ONBttttf Mon
DAY, september 10Th: STAT NTON. TT ESDAN,
September llth: CHARLOTTESVILLE. MED-
NESDAY, September l2th: DAsNILLt.THlB RS
DAY, september lSth: tlIBCRG. FRIDAY,
september l4th: LEXINGTON. SATURDAY,
September l5ih: PETERSBf Re-. TUESDAY,
September sth: SUFFOLK. THURSDAY, sep
TENDER 10th; PORTsMOi IA. FRIDAY, s.pDm-
Der 2lst; NORFOLK. SATURDAY. September
22d. e24.j.6.s,9.l l,l2.l3.l4l5l6
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we endorse the letter OF our correspond
emf a. S." and had intended to publish
it: but for reasons which he will under
stand, we had to forego that pleasure.
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FANCY GOODS.

DECEIVED AT STEVENS:
800 LAMPs-the handsomcst assortmen; shown
in town; twenty different styles, trimmed COM
rlcle, at sl; beautiful designs. $3.50 and
sl.75;
ELEGANT VASE-LAMPS, trimmed with Ma
herring burner and etched gloves, at s5--such
goods As were sold Last yearat:7 to 80;
LIBRARY-LAMPs At very low prices;
PENDANT-LAMPs trimmed complete, atsl;
sIDE-LAMPs, trimmed with white shade OF large
reflector, at 81;
SOLID GLASS HAND or sTAND-LAMrs,
trimmed with burner and chimney, al 25c;
CLEVELAND sAFETY-LAMPs at one half the
former price, as wish 10 close them out.
For LAMPS of any description 40 u
STEVENS, sos Broad street.
We continue the DISCOUNT ON SILVER
PLATED WARE that has sold SO much for US the
past two weeks. au3O
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The famous Brooklyn Club Will play ball
at the Virginia Baseball Park on Monday.
You should not fail to see il.
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Funeral Notice.

The funeral Of Miss MINNIE KAUFELT vii
take from the residence Of her parents. No 80
Williamsburg avenue. at o'clock THIS sunday
AFTERNOON. Friends and acquaintance re-
spectfully invited To attend.
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NJ MARSHALL-STREET CHRIS
TIAN CHURCH-ElGer F. VI. GREEN will preach
ut 7:fJ L. VI.
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III SEYENTH-STREET CHRISTIAN
CilURCH.-Rev. +. " GREEN, Of Cincinnati,
Ohio will preach on SUNDAY at IL A.. VI. No
services At night. II
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Political Assessments.

1t is said that the MahOneites are levying
their usual assessments on Federal, State,
and municipal officials. The assessment is
per cent upon their yearly salary. One
OF the custom-house officials, whose assess
ment reached the sum Of $50, was heard
bitterly lamenting his hard fate. The sum
was more than half his months salary. and
would be rough on his home demands du-
ring the month. Assessments had been
levied every election, until big hole was
eaten into hard-earncd salary. NorJoLc
VirGiniqn.
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No, my son, unfortunately little BILLY
CHANDLER did not attempt to weather Cape
Hatteras in the recent storm.
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GNcw York Herald

We trust the President and the heads OF
Departments will promptly and publicly
rcbukc General Malone for the scandalouS
attempt to intimidatc Yirginians serving
the Government into also serving his pO-
litical purposes, which Our Washington
correspondent reports.
since the Infamous jay lIubbell circular
nothing so bad as this bulldozing circular
Of Mahone's has appeared. Mr.. Arthur
may desire the success OF the anti-Dcmo-
cratic movement in Virginia, but he cannot
afford to let General Malone play "bOsS
over the clerks in the Washington Depart
mentS or the Federal Oflice-hOdcrS in Viz
ginia. These are the Presidents subOrdi-
mates. and he is i'm honoraud duty bound to
protect them. and to give public notice
that he means to do so. II ought not to
take him more than tWcnty-four hours to
make up his mind on this matter. He has
won an honorable reputation and the con-
lidcncc OF the public, but he will sacrifice
all IL he does not make public and severe
example OF this impudent Virginia bull
dOZcr.
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The. Richmond Every Saturday has en-
tered upon its fifth year. We wish for it
continued prospecting gales.
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Tie Picture Still as BIaciS.
NEGROES FILLING OFFICES FOR WHICH THEY
ARE UNFIT.

The Picture Sill as Blach.
NEGROES FILLING OFFICES FOR WHICH THEY
ARE UNFIT.
4 week or two ago we laid before our
readers a list OF negroes who had been
elected TO office by the CodlitiOn-Liberal-
Republican party in May last in the cOun-
ties of Cumberland. PoWhatan, and Prince
Edward. This week we give them another
list. which we commend TO their careful
perusal.
The following negroes were elected:
IN BRUNSWICK COUNTY.
.Justices-IIenry 7. Manning, Marcy W.
Green, r. ii. Whitaker.
IN DfNwIDDIE COUNTY.
Commissioner OF the Revenue for Dis
trict No. Henry Madison.
Oyerseers OF the Poor-Grief Green, j.
Z. Bird, II. Il. Cradock.
Justices OF the Peace. \. Lee, j.
Bates, Edward Dance.
A negro was also elected constable, but
did not qualify.
IL NECKLENBUIG COUNTY.
Justices OF the Peace-Cephas l.. Davis,
p. X. Williams, Edmund Kersey, and
Frank Goode.
Overseers OF the Poor-C. w. Davis,
John NJ. Baptist, Anthony Jones, a. f.
Smith, Green Hicks. and Phil. Williams
six out OF eight, to which the county is en-
titled.
Commissioner Of the Reyenue-Lee
Read.
IL NOTTOwAY COUNTY.
Overseers OF the Poor-George Lemane,
stephen VIM, and j. W. Tucker.
SnparNFicor-.- Manripa NanOban
Justice-A. j. Taylor.
Cons.able-Sanuel Webster.
We give below a summary OF negroes
filling offices IN seven counties in south
side Virginia and elected by the Coali-
| tionists:
Cumberland, 10; Prince Edward, s;
Powhatan, O.; Brunswick, 3; Dinwiddie,
Z; Mecklenburg, IL; Nottoway, 9.
Comment upon the above is useless. IL
speaks for itself. That there is not a single
negro in the above list competent TO dis
charge the duties OF the office in which he
has been placed by Coalition votes, is so
evident that we hardly think any one can
be found who will assert such thing a.
that he is. Then why were they elected Z
Who elected them. And who are the
sufferers by their gross ncompetency TO
discharge their official duties in the man
ner the law requires To ask such ques-
ton is almost TO answer it-for it is GER
tain they were not elected by Democratic
votes.
1t is bad enough for this CoSlition-Ma-
hone party to elect incompetent white men
to Office, but when ii goes TO putting igno-
rant negroes in official stations to the de-
trlment Of every citizen IN the county. be
he white or black, Democrat, CoSitonist,
or what not, 1t is high time that 1t was
checked in its mad career. Ii Is high time
that such outrages were stopped, for no
greater outrage can be perpetrated on. "a
people than for them to have foisted on
them incompetent and ignorant officials.
IL an Office Is to exist--if there Is need
for it-there Is also need and the law re-
quires and demands that ii shall be filed
by party competent to discharge the du-
ties pertaining thereto.
Now, will any one pretend for an In
slant that the negroes elected to Office In
any OF the counties above named can dis
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DOYAL ARCAN L M-NIR- "a
H. GINA COUNCIL. No. %. ROYAL S>Skl,s,.
ARCANtM. now hold, rs regular meet TrTlNSs
ings On the FIRST AND THIRD MON
be TOMORROW NIGHT am at 3 O'Clock.
Dues payable.
by order Of the Regent.
WILLIAM LOVENSTElN.
Sc -6-eoSu3m Secretary.
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MEETINGS.

A REGULAR MEETING OF MAR
"A SHALL WARD DEMOCRATIC CLUE will
be held on TUESDAY NIGHT, September lSth,
at their Club-roOm. Tvcnty-tfih street between
Marshall and CLAY. At O'Clock sharp. The meeting
win be addressed by K. +. Bicrnc editor state,
Hon. II. 4. Atkinson. Jr., George II. PolndcXtcr,
and other speakers who have kindly consented 70
attend. \ full meeting of the Club Is expected.
and all voters Of the Ward are invited 10 attend.
Good speaking can be expected.
II. \. METZGFE, President.
EpopcP 4 RT-VCFSs Secrftgry ~ I6-lt
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NJ VOTING MEMS CHRISTIAN AS

III YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN AS
ISOLATION corner Of Fourth and Franklin
streets.)-Young mems meeting MONDAY EVEN
INGs at $40: Secretary's conversational Bible
class THURSDAY EVENINGS at $50; Bible read
ng. for boys. on TUESDAY EVENINGS at o'clock
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MILITARY NOTICES.

HEADQUARTERS Il. J.. l. BLUEs,l
september 10, 1883. !
GPECIAL ORDERS No. You are y
Ohcrcby ordered tO attend drila your aru0ry q
on MONDAY NIGHT. september II, 1883, al N
: o'clock. IN fatigue uniform. II
by command Of Lieutenant ". :. DASHlELL.
y. Il. GLNZEBROOh.
&c l6-ltt First sergeant.
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NOTICE TO JEFFERSON-WA
~ DEMOCRATS.-There viii be 4 meeting ~
the JEFFERSON-WARD DEMOCRATIC CLUB
NJ Oh Market Hall on TUESDAY NIGHT, sep
tender 18th, at : O'clock. Let every Democrat
who wishes to join the Club be present. Lee Us
have a grand rally.
ly order Of the President. Sc l6-2tE
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IT TOWERS LIKE THE PYHtNID> ABOVE
IT'S FELLOWS.
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nrSECOND APTIST CUTrRCU (cor-

I-fj' SEJOND BATIINI tIIU ItNI VCVI-
ncr of Main and Sixth strectsl.-iiov. W j.
+. cox VIII preach at IL A. VI. No service at
r'rht "
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SEED&MEN. &c.
711-7~----~---1--e--.
: FEEDS AND FERTILIZER.

SEEDs AND FERTILIZER.
g ERMAN CLOVER, ORCHARD. GRASS,
ENGLISH BLUEGRASS. CLoVE SEED,
lItklSGkAss, TURNIP-sESDs. and all Minds
OF SEED OF ne best quality. az the lowest price.
Agent for LISTER BROTHERS. STANDARD
FERTILIZER, which isegual 10 any In the United
states. 4. w. WOOD, Scotsman.
1918 Main street and
SC lS-6t corner sixth aud Marshall streets.
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What says the Portsmouth Enterprise as
to the public schools in Russell county,
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JUDGE sPALDING

considers that Lesncr has made a most seri-
Gus bunder. The Judge has high regard
for tine political astuteneSS Of the Sheriff,
but he considers that in this case he has
made a grieyous mistake. II is reported
that Cary Brown and another colored en-
ploye on tie ferry, friends OF knight, APP
preached Judge Spaldng yesterday and
expressed their desire to resign their posi-
tons if conflicting with their support Of
Knight They were. we understand, adj
vised bt the Judge to hold on their posi-
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rXCURSIONS. PTC.NICS. &c.


no THE PUBLIC IN GENERAL AND
l. OUR FRIENDS IN PARTICULAR.
THE PICNIC OF TIE YOUNG GUARD'-
which was to have taken place on Thursday, sep
tcmber -. was POSTPONED. Of when due no.
ticc was given ~ the SfIfs of the l2th instant.
The Committee now announce that the postponed
picnic viii take place at
ASHLAND PARK ON TUESDAY,
SEPTEMBER 18TH.
and the Association and Company hope to see all
their friends, old aud new more Che merricr.
Come one. come all, and help the BOYS along in
raising funds for the benefit of the Company.
Sc l4-3t* by order of THE COMMITTEE.
EXCURSION TO WEST POINT MON
IL DAY, SEPTEMBER 18TH, lsS3.-Fare for the
round trip only soc. gentlemen and ladies. we
thank you for yOur past patronage and hope 10 see
YOU all again next Monday. Fish. oysters. aud
crabs In abundance Train leaves York River de-
pot at 1880 4. NJ. sharp. Returning. leaves the
Point II 546P. NJ. ADAMS & PERDUE,
Sc l3-4t+ Managers.
NEW AND BEAUTIFULc--Er,,
~ ROUTE TO WASHINGTON, ID. 49,
c., ria Old Point Comfort. Va.
REMARKABLY Low RATES.
FARE ONE WAY, 81; ROUND TRIP $3.50.
Excursion parties Of twenty-five or over, only
$3.50 for the round irD.
Fare to old Point or NOrfols, only 81.
VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT COMPANl'S BEAU
TIFULLN REBUILT STEAMER
ARIEL
Leaves Richmond Tuesday. THURSDAY, and
SATURDAY ~ A. VI.
SALT AIR. No DUST.
l.. y. TATl'M. superintendent,
ie 20 llC9 eastNaln street.
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I AND LEAGUE MONTHLY MEET
hING.-The regular monthly meeting of RICH
MOND BRANCH, No 50, VIII Dc held nj Cathe-
dral Han SEPTEMBER 10th at L. VI. Mem
bcrs VIII pleise take notice and attend.
BY order of the President.
eI1-2t L. KEENAN,, Secretary.
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charge faithfully and efficiently their duties
I'm the manner prescribed by law? III they
caunot-and no one will pretend they
can-haye not the people been defrauded
by these Coaitionists IN having these in
competent parties elected over them and
put in official stations which they disgrace
by their incapacity? For TO ali intents
and purposes the offices arc nugatory I'M
less they are managed in the way the law
requires.
People OF Virginia, and OF Southside
Virginia in particular, don't you think this
thing has already gone too iarl Don't you
think you have slumbered too long and
permitted yourselves to be trampled on
long enough? Arise, then, in your might
and your strength and hurl from power
this PARTY which does such things. Crush
ont this Malone Republcan-C Coalition par
~. You can il you will; will you? II you
fail this time through apathy or anything
else. worse will be your lot, and instead Of
having ffty-one incompetent negroes in
office in seven Southside counties we pre-
diet that the number will be more than
doubled, and you-you white Democrats
will have to blame yourselves for it. y
determined struggle now and the victory
will be yours, and the cursed yoke OF Ma
hone and his party will lie lifted from your
necks. Make the struggle, then, Demo-
Gratis; slumber not, sleep not, till the tight
is won. -bdrmUiHe Journal.
MaIionc's Stand-and.DeIivcrD Demand.
The public will watch with a good deal
Of interest the action Of President Arthur
and his Cabinet with reference to the new
Malone circulars, calling for contributions
from the Virginia Department clerks. II
the Administration fails to rebuke this
scandalouS aud unwarranted attempt to
bulldoZe the clerks into a violation OF the
civil service law, IL deserves tie scorn and
contempt o; every honest, upright citizen
OF the Republic.
President Arthur may and probably
does desire the success OF the Malone
movement in Virginia, but he could not
take so sure a road to its complete over
throw as to endorse or even quietly ignore
the outrageous attempt on the part OF Ma
hone to swell the Readiuster campaign
fund by such clearly illegal and unpopular
methods. Worse even than its effect on
Virginia politics would be it, effect on
other States where NIahoneiSm has no foot
hold. but where the attitude OF the Adj
ministration on this subject will have much
to do with Republican success or defeat.
The President should understand that
the thinking public hold him responsible
for the enforcement Of the new law. II
il in his power to notify the clerks that
they are entirely free to do as they please
about contributions, and that refusal TO
contribute will not endanger their tenure
OF Office, though all the Mahones in the
country were clamoring for their official
heads. He should do this at once, and in
manner so positive and emphatic that
there can be no mistake about his eranest-
ess.-Philddeiphia Times.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-09-16
WILL EXHIBIT At RICHMOND
MONDAY, SErTENrER I'm.
a PLUME TOPPED TIDAL WAVE OF
SPLENDOR,
FCLIPslNG TIE BOLDESr EFFORTS OF
ALL OTHER MANAGERS.
SELLS BROTHERS

SELLS BROTHERS
ENORMOUS RAILROAD SHOWS.
NOW ALL UNITED N ONE Asst AND
COLOSSAL EXHIBITION.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-09-16
SHERIFF LEsNER PROTESTS

that he is Republican and Lcsner man;
that ne wished to secure the election Of Il
Lcsner man to the House OF Delegates. lie
did not intend to be gagged by a cOnyen-
ton that was not Liberal Republican. He
was not Malone man, and had no regard
for him.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-09-16

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CONSOLIDATION