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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-01
The Flour Inspectors Perquisites.
To fbs E,}igor NJ fbe UiSD1fch:


In reference 10 the communication Of inc
commission Merchants In your is'dc OF tni'
morning touching the right OF the lnspFc-
tor TO the draft. flour, allow me 10 eau VouT
attention 10 the eases of Dcidpidne Us.
CrfnSha,o q Fisher. and Same rs. Harnh,
TffnSkalo d: 20. - Graf, Al. when are
doubtless the decisions to which you At
Jude. In those cases the Inspector had
claimed the right 10 the draft-tiour w VIZ.
the Of custom pursued by himself ana
PREDECESSORS for time whereof The memo
" Of man. &c. The court nled an eX-
haustiye orinion, in which the whole Sys-
TEN was discussed. aud il held, among
othc! things. that
/. The act does not recognize either cN-
rressly or by implication the right Of the
INSPECTOR 20 take the draft-ilour or to use an
auecr or trier more than half an inch in
dismcter.
,. An Inspector is bound TO inspect hour
by boring with an anger not exceeding hall
an inch in diameter. And the court az
hrmcd a judgment against the Inspector
for g.. 3GI .OS, the value OF the draft-ilour re-
tanned by him. G.. Il.
Richmond, October 81. 1884.
Thanks 10 our lawyer-correspondent.
We had in mind, As he supposes. the cases
he mentions; but we thought that perhaps
the law had been changed since the deer
sions were rendered in those cases. But ii
would seem that such j. not the fact.
Now. what says the Inspector:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-01
Negro Marshals.

We said the other day that on election
Gay the same shameful spectacle would bt
presented before The eyes OF the people oil
This State and Of the nation that was pre-.
scented In Ohio week before last, except
flat the Republican officials here would
hardly dare 10 appoint any negro deputy
manhals."
Hut We were too charitable in our judg.
ment. Our Petersburg correspondent
writes that half the deputy marshals APP
pointed for thst city are negroes, We
should not be surprised II this is the very
reason why Mr.. BALLARD and Dir. IlUGnEs
would not allow the names Of their appoin-
tees in Richmond 10 get out.
We hear that In the large county OF Hal.
flax there are not fifty white voters who
will vote for BLAINE. How many will vote
for BLAINE in Petersburg, under The eye
Of negro deputy msrsbalsf How many in
Riehmoudi How many In Norfolk
What is the object Of the United states
Marshal In appointing negro deputy
Can be pretend 10 claim
that he deemed that means OF
securing quiet elections, Does be pre-
tend 70 claim that II Is not an insult 10 all
the white men, Republicans aud Demo.
cssts. IN virginia. Last year the people
u Virginia rallied to the standard Of the
wile man beeause Of the appointment Of
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-01
Indiana and Virginia.

In one OF his recent speeches Mr.. Hen
bricks gave his hearers the most positive
assurance that in his opinion there was no
doubt the Democrats would be successful
IN Indiana. ~ assert most emphalically."
said he, that never saw the Democratic
party in better shape fora fight than now.
They have never been so thoroughly or
granizcd. never been more perfectly united.
and never manifested the same enthusiasm
that have witnessed during the past few
weeks. We will certainly carry the State
How as TO Virginia? Have you doubt
that CLEVELAND will carry it, Ifyou have,
it is time YOU were at work. II you have
not. then you are one OF the men upon
whose labors your confidence is based.
Go to work right away.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-01
Government by the People. q"

The Providence Or. H. journal says:
1.-THE Republican party deserves the SUP.
port Of the people in that 1t i engaged in
maintaining that in full effectiveness which
the South admits to be right, theoretically,
the government OF the country by the
people and fol- the people,
II the reference TO what the South al.
mits is intended as a compliment, we beg
TO declare, without the least affectatiOn,
that we are not entitled TO il. We would
not sail under false colors. II is true that
the South believes In 1.-THE government OF
the country by the people and for the peo-
pie" but not in the Republican idea OF
such government, which idea is Illus
tratcd by the deputy marshal and bull
dog-reyolyer policy at the polls and the
assumption that "we, the Republican
party, are the people, The South
is not yet. educated up to the adj
vanccd Republican theory or practice IN
respect OF this matter. "The government
Of the country by the people and for the
people," that the South believes in theOret-
ically and practically, is defined in a GER
tain instrument called the Constitution OF
the United States. which was drafted about
century ago hy lot OF supplemented
old fogieS. and which the South. with equal
imple-mindcdnesS, desires shall not be-
come prehistoric.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-01
,ntsff ar the Mimic I,e..

Winchester Times; Let every Democrat
o.,, III ballot. incctlon Il worse than f)p,-
isn-it is criminal. AIewe nation OF lotus
,,,c,s. or nation OF frcemcnf
fbo-ioffe GG,eite: Your vote and innu-
once nsy secure the grind result. The OPP
,orluuity Is before ~. Let n, not ~
wanting in devotion to our country OF ID
ourselves.
Fsrmyllle journal: Or1dn;tc n opcs.
and see 10 Il that every Democratic vote IN
your respective precincts /, poled OF the
d,v Of election. Ali how bitter will BE-
nc humiliation Of old Virginia n. by tho
los. Of her vote, Cleveland should fall OF
election 10 the presidency.
Dapyille REGISTER: There l. no danger II
,very DE- mOcrat will do his duty. hut there
:. greai danger /! we indulge IN ianrled
.c,Ilrity and fail 10 MAKE the proper eX.
crfiors. No Democrat should remain
a,yay from the polls on clectiOn.dIy, and
every one should constitute himself a COM
mitlce 10 see that none OF his nelghbors
ftil 10 vote.
Petersburg Indc|- ippcai: A we said.
,one cf II G things described in Mr.. BlllDe's
mech have sway in The South today. lie
knows the facts. He I, simply attempting
ly this form Of filschoOd % better his
dcsrotic presidential prospects--to create
:. solid North - In his own and his p1ily'S
interest. We do not believe he will size
ceed. We know that he ought not 10 sue
Good
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-01
Foreign Facts and Gossip.

In the Russian town OF Sysrln there j.
now living 4 man whose age Is ~, iaci
Of which there is said to exist indubilabc
nroof. He was wounded IN the bi'tlc OF
Rorodino, and aiteTward entered Piri'
with the allied army. lie Is SUPPORTED by
charity.
Prince Bismarck recently received from
thc German Emperor a miniature copy IN
bronze OF the Nicderwald monument. II
has been added To the treasures which
odorn tbr Chancellor'S smokng-roon AZ
Friedrich,rlIhc. 10 rest, on an oak stand,
which bears the name Of the giyer.
An old soldier writes to the London
TyuM that the Survivors OF lllyclockN
column. which saved the presidency OF
Lucknow with the los, Of 60 officers ana
200 men. have never received clasp.
Tjffh asks ii this does not contrast strange
ly with the medals and decorations" which
have been lavished upon troop, in ESyp'
for putting 10 flight a few trembling
fCllahs.'
Mine. Cailhaya. Frenchwoman who
achieved some nOtOricty in France year
or two ago with her diymngrod. has lu't
died in very Strengthened circumstance,
believing to the last in the virtues Of the
rod. II was Nine. Cailhaya who began IN
the Cathedral ~ II. Dennis, year or two
ago, search for hidden treasure, the
search having been at first duly authorized,
and only forbidden after much public re-
monstrancc and ridicule.
Each of the three Turner pictures found
recently at Exeter 10y ahaIr-dr"s'Cr i thirtN-
six inches long ytwcnty-fOur inches VIDE.
one represents the north trInScpt OF Exc
ter Cathedral. anothes gives view OF the
west end Of il. with the cathedral-yard be-
voud, and the third shows the central por.
lion Of the cdifice. The pictures were sold
by the executors Of DR.. Harris with lot
OF other things which were regarded a.
odds and ends.
Statistics 81 educational institutions in
Italy. recently compiled, include the fol-
lowing figures: The budget has lisen from
5000, 0O0f. in ISL to 30,4O0,000 m 1888;
the number 81 schools from 2l,3j3 in 1861
10 l2,j1O in 1881. and the number Of pupils
in tue same period from 1,00s.6Ti "a
i.92S, 200. There are, moreover, IOl gym
Ia>ums or secondary schools, with 3.Gi !
Professors and l,12i scholars. Above the
.gymnasiums are colleges to the number on
Dos. with 1.G0l professors and Lib stu
dents. In addition, there are 3S3 technical
schools. with an attendance OF 22.l2). and
the ROYAL universities, Is in number. W hich
registered in lSSi 1882 students.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-01
Wacf NirOinla.

We were asked recently why we had not
published the result Of the West Virginia
elections for members of the General As
sembly. and it was strongly ntimai ed that
the Democrats were in the VOcative i'll at
least one branch Of thai body. Well, here
are the figures taken from the last issue Of
The Kanawha GGzette:
Senate: Democrats, Ii; Republicans. TO-;
Grecnbackcrs, |. Democratic plurality, s..
Democratic majority, 4.
House OF Delegates Democrats, 81 Re-
publIcarS, 2G; Grcenbackcrs, ,. Demo-
cratic plurality, II. Democratic MAORI
ty,9.
Summary of both houses: Democrats,
-; Republicans, Sc; Greenbacker,, 5.
Democratic plurality on Joint ballot. &C..
Democratic majority on Joint ballot, l3.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-01
DEATHS.

BAEEFOED.-Ditd suddenly. on October Both.
at 6:ii \. NJ. MATILDA, beloved wife Of Albert
BaIcfnld, 80 her nfty-hfth year.
Angel wings have borne her spirit
TOa purer land above.
Where Tie hle-t forever Inherit
All The Fathers holy love:
Aud while love 10, Vi ri keeps.
In The crave sweet mother sleeps.
Relatives aud friend, are respectfully invited Co
attend her funeral on SUNDAY, November 2d, a.
3 L. NJ, from Piue- >treri Baptist church.
LlLLIS.-Dicd. October 81. 1854. AZ $50
o'clock +. W.. m the residence of his fihe-. No.
400 0r'oan- ,trcet. JOHN JO>EPH LILLlS; ia
he ihirilcth wear If hi age.
Notice Of lime Of The funeral In the Nife 81 this
afternoon and the Disp0frh Of tomorrow morn
ing. 2tF
WREN.--Dlcd, FRIDAY morning At twenty min
utes to d o'clock. JOIIN BEALE WREN, infant
ofJ 7. aud Hannah " rCn: aged three Years and
threc months.
The funeral viii take place THIS Saturday
AT ERNOON ~ 3 O'Clock from -. Peters Cath e.
dral. Friends aud acquain tances OF the family
ana Of DETECTIVES Daniel and John Wren are ia
yited 10 attend.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-01
.Juries.

The United States grand jury in Cincin-
natl has indicted several policemen. This
is merelya new form Of intimidation. 1t
will end in smoke. The Democratic POI
lice can't be frightened by indictments, no
more than were Bob MuNFORD and other
Democrats in this city when they were in.
dicted. The jury can't be found in Ohio
or Virginia that will punish an officer for
dong his duty.
And just here let Us say one word for
juries. II always surprises and yexes lis
to read articles proposing TO do away with
iuries. They clOthe the freeman in COM
plete armOr.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-01
xctCpAf, NOTICES.
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WILL TELL.



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,oEomn2DD' IGiisNKFTs Al 81 pair wort,
sl2b, ~ sl.25 Tor,h tL75,st 81 0V "or'1
E12b At Az worth 80. ~ ESQ worth VI a.,
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az. 1T $3.50 worth 1880, q; 50 worth ~, ~
$3.50 wo,lh -. ~ 80 worth 80 81 80 worth
We own n:orc BLfSKETs than any other
house In this state. having made a pnrchs>e 81
C,AREiHGE. BLANKETS OR LAP-RoBi's ir'm
criR XND CRADLE BLANKETS ia an q,ar-
calico. CRFroNNE, ASD sATTEFN COM
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JEANS, SNTTISFTTES, aud DOEshiN> ioi
cARIitTs-We have the largest roon, keep tlc
largest .ioct. how thc iirgcst variety oi pa
orL.cIuIHs and LiNOLEUI In the 'hoicef
euyPVNEi'GS from s5c. up 10 slj
CARPET DEUGGEi> In ali ,iDs
WINDUW-SuADF~ M grclt vlrietx ,,.,........
TURCUMAN q RrAINS aud 70" INNS
s6.7J m To- f3t pat:
CURTAiN-FINTURi.s in al Of NE laio 81
CANTON gLANNEl> az g.. = l' w. l--- ~
and zoe, folly - per cent. b'''" 3D."
rIClII,S at ljc. worth zoe. 10 lsc. worth IS 'c..
at 25c worth 1Jc..
CoI'0TFD SIN VELNErS AZ Sis v't-h
PEE, fNGLIsU SOAP, AZ 5oc. i'r % Box Of
ttrcc cakes. . . ~
a. NDtFRCHifr EXTRACTS rci1,i'i OF
wl OIL lr PRICE.
ALr,c.tnck al BJTIONS, FRfN"E-, GiNP~,
,sr.. &, = dies ui otN triHui1.r
BI 81 Z ABLi OtL-C DOlli. only 2ir.n yard $50
E.Nl j. DANt~~,
1917 fGI iuI1 Nam ,'ref.
RIBBONS .u srcat variety. CO.. 3O-r'I
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-01

ono word In favor OF protected labor no,
one word in favor OF the dethrcnemen, o'
monopoly; not one word In favor OF an
Lonest ballot. The promise Tor winch VIZ
ovcrtaxed and Frustrated labor OF 'he cp''"-
try looks with intense anxiety Is not - VI
found IN all the dcliverancc, OF the b'alhe
banquet. and what the tsx-fidden anu mo
nopoy-crusbcG industry and trade OF Tue NJ
ton imperativ,ly dcmsdd IS volcricss ~ zoe
appeal OF Blaine 10 make himself fresiucn''
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-01
OHIO.

We have tried 10 learn from our Cincin-
natl exchanges, Democratic and Repnbli-
can, what would probably be the eject Of
the decision Of the supreme Court Of Ohio
that the SCOTT law is unconstitutional; but
we have not succeeded in getting such in
formation rs would enable MS 10 form a
decided opinion on the subject. 1t GER
tainly throws new element INTO the cam
paign, and in the cities will almost GER
taInly result TO the advantage Of the Demo-
Gratis, but IN the counties II NAV damage
the Democrats. Both sides claim that they
Will be benefited by the decision.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-01
Lawful Deputy Marshal S.

Lawfuly-appointed deputy marsh1ls
must reside IN the district for which they
are 10 serve as deputy marShals. Section
POPS of the RcuiSed Statutes Of the Cnitcd
States provides As follows:
"No person shall be appointed a super
visor OF election or "A deputy marshal
under the preceding provisions who l. not
at the time Of hi, appointment n qualified
voter Of the city, town. county. parish.
election district, or voting precinct in
which his duties are 10 he performed"
Here is another reason why the MarShaFs
list should be made Il public record.
Voters Of Richmond. do your duty.
Voters of the country. remember Peters
burg. Norfolk. and Richmond.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-01

So this bill was passed 10y Legislature
consisting OF ninety-One Republicans and
only sixty-nine Democrats. This fact may
possibly account for the Introduction OF the
words Grace" and color" into the law
We say "may possibly" because we be-
Iieve the true explanation is given above.
But these figures will suffice to close all
Republican mouths.
1t is ridiculously foolish for anybody to
charge Governor CLEVELAND with having
favored mixed schools In any shape OF
form, or being In favor ofthem In any shape
or form. But Mr.. CRAIG, with all the Repub.
licans 10 Virginia to back him, cannot get
Dir. BLAINE 10 write letter denying, as
Governor CLEVELAND does, that he BLAINE,
il in favor Of mixed schools. lie dare not
do il.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-01

The Blainetc, have already appointed
the Thugs, whom they style deputy
marshals, in Richmond. They have sur
rounded the places Of registration and will
fairly swarm about the polls OH election
day. Every one OF these fellows Is Il
Mahoneiie. and the evident purpose Is to
hulldoze the voters. Every white man in
Virginia should resent this outrage rs IN
insult to himself aud show these people
that it is a. impossible 10 inlimidltp a. 10
buy the voters OF NirglnIa-(bGriOtSrHs
Gbr0UiCiP
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-01
The Fourth District.

The Democrats OF the Fourth district
must turn out IN full force on election-day.
II graiifies them no doubt TO see BRADY
and EVANS tearing each the others hair.
But both sides will vote for BLAINE. And
all the other congressional districts must
swell their maiorities In view OF the dan
ger Of an increased majority In the Fourth
district for BLAINE.
start out at once, wherever you are. and
see that every man near you Is stirred up
TO the performance OF his duty on Tuesday
next.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-01
Workingmen, Read

We ask the workingman who may have
been Influenced by the claims OF Mr.. BLAINE
that be is the workingman's friend 10 read
this comment on the speeches at the BAN
quet which was given TO the magnetic man
In New York the ether night. II Is from
the Philadelphia Times, which, as we have
remarked elsewhere. Is an Independent
Republican paper, published In one Of the
largest manufacturing States In the Union.
There was not one word uttered In de-
mand Of honest government; not one word
In favor OF reduced taxation; not one word
In favor Of the repeal OF the hundred mil
ton annual surplus In the Treasury; not
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-01
The national Democratic Platform
Endorsed by Groy err Cleveland.

Owe believe that LABOR Is best rewarded
where it Is freest and most enlghtend.
II should therefore be FOsTERED aud
cherished"
The Democratic party insists that it j..
the duty OF this Government TO PROTECT
with equal fidelity and vigilance the right,
OF rs citizens, native and naturalized. at
heme and abroad"
1--WE demand In behalf Of the Democracy
freedom for AMERICAN LABOR by re-.
ducipg taxes 10 the end that these United
STATES may compete with unhindercd
powers for the primary among nations in
all the arts Of peace and fruits OF liberty"
1.-THE great issue OF reform and change
in administration is submitted 10 the pco-
pie in calm confidence that the popular
voice Will pronounce in favor OF new men
and new and more favorable conditions for
The 9rOioM Of industrD HE extension OF
trade, The employment and due rcudrd OF
Labor and OF capital and the general well
fare OF the whole country"
lin making reduction in taxes It il not
proposed 10 injure any DOMESTIC INDUS
TRIES, but rather 10 PROMOTE THEIR
uEALIHY GROWTH. From the foundation
OF this Government taxes collected at the
custom-holise have been the chief source
OF Federal revenue. such they must con-
tinue 10 be. Moreover. many industries
have come TO reiy upon legislation for sue.
ceSSfW continuance, so hat anu chance Of
idu must be al fUtry step regdrdfu Of the
labor and capital thus inrolued; the
process OF reform must be subject
In the execution 10 this plain dictate of
justice. All taxation shall be limited TO
the requirements Of economical govern.
ment. The necessary reduction In taxation
can and must be effected WITHOUT DE.
PRlVING AMERICAN LABOR OF THE
ABILITY To COMPETE SUCCESSFUL.
LY WITH FOREIGN LABOR, AND
WITHOUT IMPOSING LOWER RATES
OF DUTY THAN WILL BE AMPLE To
COVER ANY INCREASED COST OF
PRODUCTION WHICH MAY EXIST IN
CONSEQUENCES OF THE HIGHER
RATE OF WAGES PREVAILING IN
THIS COUNTRY. - Platform Unanimous
iy adopted blythe National Convention of The
Democracy at Ihtc11O.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-01

The National Republican says: Vir.
ginians will do well to reflect who are their
true friends and the benefactors OF the
whole country Virginians have reflected
on this matter, and for that reason will roll
up Democratic majority.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-01
Not THIS Year.


INV lVTh TIFIiITfI
ON May 10th. At Washington. Mr.. Jlmc>
G.. Blaine declared that "the Republican
nominee flor President. whoever he may
De. cannot possibly be elected this year. y
Mr.. Eyarts says that Dir. Blaine is the
most president politician in the country.
From MAY 29th TO November 4th are just
five months and six days. We agree with
MIR. Eyarts that in this instance Mr. Blaine
saw that far ahead.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-01
MARRIitsES.

N-RiTCHIE.- Married. on Thur-dtv.
October 30 lSSi. the residence Of the nrl le'.
aunt. No. 2jO2 east Lcsli street. hy Rev. u. u.
How i~np. GEORGE LIM-DEN. IF Petersburg,
10 MARY LIZ ABtIIl RICHIE, 81 Richmond.
Va.
WALkFR- CAMPBELL.-MlrIied.a ~ smyrna
church. 'ctobpr -, lSHf. Nil, BET>EN TODD
WALkFR. OF King aud Queen county. Va, to t..
&. CAMPBELL. HI. Of Missouri
Winchester paper please copy
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-01

negro school trustees. But what was that
act ccntras'ed with The appointment OF
negro deputy msrshsls 10 oversee white
men engaged In choosing a President OF
the United Statcst
awake. arise, or he forever fallen
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-01

The Chicago Times says: E" 1t is csti-
mated that over seventy thousand persons
are out Of employment in the manufac-
turing centres OF the East" (Which is
why we remark" that it is time for
change.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-01

STEVE ELKINS says: carrying a presi-
dental election l. mere question OF
finance" And the man that don't carry If
will he busted" and the man thai will
be :" busted" il BLAINE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-01

Even stlid Boston has had its campaign
Joke. 1t got up BLAINE businessmen,
meeting. which, according to the Boston
GloJe, was rendered noticeable by the ab-
Sence Of businesS-men.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-01

The Philadelphia Times says =" The ira
GitiOnaI Democratic blundcrer has gone
over 10 the other side" We think that
The Times is right.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-01

The Boston Herdld. in announcing the
CLEVELAND Disbursements meeting in that
city says:
businessmen OF Boston. this is your
quarrel. The spread OF dishonesty is the
deadIlest peril that threatens your prosperi-
~. The financial storm Of last May, which
wrecked so many ventures, and i stu
sending Il most destructive grOund-sweil
throughout the commercial community.
was caused, above all other influences, by
the application Of Blainc's principles III the
banking circles Of New York. The cleo
ton TO the presidency OF a man whose re-
cord is so bad that the orators OF his party
are afraid TO discuss it will inevitably and
etiectualy break down the dixie OF public
apprehension of rascality. 1t will let in
rampant food OF successful scoundrelism.
The success Of Blaine means the coronation
OF corruption.
Let businessmen everywhere ponder the
Herotd'S words. TO go back to first prin-
cipes In government is to go back to first
principles in business.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-01

The Boston GiObe says: 1.-The most
urgent protection this country needs is
protection from such person Is JAMES G.
BLAINE" That's the issue N a nutshell.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-01

by fall on the ice Mr.. jeremiah Cole
man. Norwich. New York, sustained
severe and obstinate ,prain. Of which he
was cured by -. Jacobs Oil, the magical
Olin.rUrc