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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-10-22
A MASONIC BANQUET.


Their Wives Eat aud Are Merry.
The Provincial Grand lodge Of the Royal
order of scotland held It's annual banquet at
the Riggs house last evening. The following
persons were present Albert Pike, provincial
grand master, and daughter; Il. NJ. Q. Grahauf
and daughter, New York; Jacob Tclhir New
York. william NJ. ireland, provincial sccre.
tary, Washington, D. c.; John Wilson ana
wife, y. G.; william Oscar Roonc, wife and
daughter, u. G.; T.. A. Hopkins, Minnesota: J. X.
Ashby, Texas; G.. A, NesDltt, Nirpinin Noble ID.
Larntra and wife, PC; Dr. u NIL slirpwnc, j. ca.
William A. FOOic, Indiana; j. NJ. williams,
Minnesota; Edward Williams, Now York! J.
G. TAYLOR District OF Columbia; John w. Par
son, Missouri; Il. r. Carr Kansas; Fred. Wen
bcr, Kentucky; 4. T. Longley and wiie DIS
trlct of Columbia; j. j. Merrill aud wife Ne
brasku; II. l.. Rdpcr, Virginia; A. &. sherman,
Kansas; Henry HuiI south CdrOllna; Il. H.
MucGrOly ana daughter, w. .. koose and VIE
District Of Columbia; John Il. Mayer and Miss
Snyder Nirginiai Thomas snininetNllle ana
Wife, District Of Columbia; u, j. Turner, Jr,
Nirglnin H. l.. splulding, Kansas; Dr. j. H.
Head, U. $. a.; A. II. Churchill Texas Martin
Collins, Missouri; +. NJ. FoOtc, Wyoming, aud
Dr. H. j. Mum, Georgia
An elaborate menu was served consisting of
twelve courses, with Chablifs, Ainontillnd0
sherry, Carte Blanche, Pomery Sec, and La
Rose wines as accOmpaniments,
The customary toasts were dispensed with
out of Difference to the ladies present. Their
presence AT the banquet was nn innovation on
the customs of the order. The healths of the
deputy and governor Of the order, the Earl OF
Rosslyn and of Sir Albert Pike, provincial
grand master Of the United states were drank
standing Pleasant and complimentary re-
marks concerning the order aud the ladies
Browne and r. NJ. c. Graham. The banquet
was not brought to Il close until II o'clock.
The next annual meeting and banquet OF
the order will take place in Boston in October,
1854
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-10-22

7. II. MCKtNNEY addressed the people
of Harrisonburg, Va, yesterday. He pic
tuIed the horrors of "nigger supremacy,
and exhorted his bourbon hearers to stand
by the white man and on the white mans
platform. Running out Of ideas and Ian
guage after a while, he appropriated as
his own portion of the niger hating
speech that Senator Lamar has been max
ing in Mississippi, and recled it Off to the
great delight OF the audience. The next
time Mr.. Mckinney works off another
mans speech he should bring along stock
of quotation marks.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-10-22

Schurz spoke twenty-five times in fifteen
cities, two hours ut spoke" both in English
and German. and his "spokes' were printed
and widely circulated, at great expense to the
democratic cHmpaign fund. He was sent into
the conscience" section of Ohio for English
work, into the German section for TeutoniC
work, and the net result of his mission is sci
forth in the following tabulated form. Car
Schur2 spoke:
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-10-22

The comptroller of the currency yesterday
extended the corporate existence of the Ma
tional Bank of Commerce of Boston, the Manu-
facturers' National bank OF Philadelphia, and
the Randolph National bank of Randolph,
Mass, to oct. u, 1901 The comptroller also
authorized the First National bank of Vicks-
burg, Miss, to begin business with Il capital
Ar ginn nOn
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-10-22

A private letter from democratic student
at Princeton college to friend in this city says
that there are about 100 students there whoaro
voters, and of that number Il considerable ma
jority will vote for Blaine. There are eighty
one who will vote at Princeton. lnthe writer's
own class there are ten voters, and his will be
the only democratic vote cast, the other nine
being Blaine men.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-10-22

The patent Office yesterday Issued 37l patents,
1G designs, trademarks, IL labels, and re-
issue. Thirty patents were awarded to citizens
of foreign countries. of the domestic patents
Issued New York received 76, Pennsylvania ~,
Massachusetts 3S, Illinois 33, New Jersey "a,
and COnneCtlcuL ID
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-10-22

DSln q ST, n. W.--ITANusoMFIY
u 80 flrni hed c1mmunlca ing parlofe.
on 1t 100 also. hall room on ID 10 II. T.1l
JDIC y Sc. n. w.-UNFURNIsUrp
IOOO two good-sized rooms. To ppnilr.
men or settlCd lady. 7.l9
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-10-22

% 'spokcs." Total republican gains......l7, $50
These gains are estimated on last years re-
turns, wnen the democrats did not have his
distinguished assistance, and 1t will be OBJ
served that in four chief German centers-
Cincinnati, Cleveland, Toledo, and Dayton
the gains are largest, showing the invaluable
character of his services among his own coun-
trymen as a professional reactor.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-10-22
WytYTED-ROO1FS,

ER0M NOV. 1-BY A LADY, 2 NEATLY
a furnished communicating rooms, ON ist or
"a lloor state luice. " iCh must bo reasonable.
Address IA. ~, Republican once. 4-2i
10y A. SINGLE GENTLEMAN COM.
- fortnlly furnished rooms; references given
Address WANT, Republican onlce. A-23
NTANTED-BY A LADY, ONE SMALL
w unf(irnlshcd and one furnished room for
light housekeeping In private family; terms
must be moderate; LOCATION northwest. Address
w. W. Republican Office. 4.23
EoUR OR . UNFURNIsHED ROOMS FOR
L housekeeping. or small house In N. w. part
ofcty, Address, stating location and price, b.
g., l120 COrcoran st. LA
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-10-22

"THERE is manliness about Blaine
that is repugnant to these soft and sloppy
men" Is tho disrospectful way in which
Murat Halstoad refers to tho indepcnd.
ents of New York and Brooklyn.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-10-22
Tho Congo Conference.

The secretary of state has designated Mr..
Kasson, United States minister to Germany, as
representative on the part of the United
states ut the Congo conference to be held at
Berlin
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-10-22

ROSWELL p. FLOWER thinks that Sam
uol ]. Tilden is speaking through the
Sun this year. There are others of the
same opinion.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-10-22
lnnoIntmrnts hr tho President.

The President yesterday appointed william
r. Dunwoody, of Iowa, to be u member of the
national board of health, Vice DR.. IL. A. John
son resigned. He also appointed Worth g..
Ross, n second lieutenant in the United States
revenue marine.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-10-22
Secretary Frelinghuysen Denies.

In relation to dispatch from London that
Secretary Frelinghuysen had declared his
inability touuderstand the reluctance of France
to an amicable settlement of the diiliculties'
with China, Mr.. Frelinghuysen says that he
has never expressed IN opinion on the subject.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-10-22

The government property at Harper's Ferry
will be sold at public auction this afternoon.
The sale will be conducted by Mr.. Robinson,
acting solicitor of the treasury. The indica-
tions are tina, several manufacturers of Phila-
delphia will bid on the property. Congress
fixed the minimum price OF the property ut
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-10-22
LOST IND .EOUND.

II OST OR SrOLEN-IN GOING DOWN
Il 9Th st. to Posto ce, u nickel. plated chate-
line ana watch. Finder viii please return to
900 New York av. n. W., and receive reward.
O-23
Y OST-LIBERALR REV ARD FOR RETURN
~ ofblack-and-tan braglp hound pup white
breast, To 500 18th IT. n. w. 0-22
I oST-A MUCn-PRIzED GOLDHEApED
j ! cane, n short time since u. H. Kellogg,
tfom the orphans, 1888" was deeply engraved
ON Its top, 4 liberal reward will be paid TO any
one who Will return the same to me at the sixth
AudltOrA OnCe. JOllN H. KllLLONG. O-24
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-10-22

foRD CHESTERFIELD, the pink of politencss
In his day, said that true gentleman should
bu always mdrter ia motto, 1OiiHcr N rc, which
means mild In manner strong in action. This
is precisely the character of Ayers Cathartic
PillS Nothing operates so mildly aud yet So
powerfully In removing dispnyc
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-10-22

THERE was splendid racing at the Ivy
City track yesterday.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-10-22

esHELpoN's DANCING ACADEMIES, 1904
- Est N. VI, Tuesdays Thursdays, and Sat
urdnys; Washington HALL 3D. st. and Pa. av. s.
H., Mondays aud Fridays. send ior circulars OF
term for renting either hall to 1904 y sL N. w.
seldom
DIANO Lessons WITH TECHNfoF AND
4 hgtmOny, LcipsiC method, Ut go Sth at, N.
w. Afternoon hours. ocib-3m
HOwE'S BOOK -TifE SHORT
IA est method In the United Stutesj mouths OF
sudy saved; no text books; open nll the year;
day and night sessions. win pcn1nanshlp. &c,
- q month; 40 for three months; Howe's
Rapid Business Pennanship alune, 49, Scholars
tnugw separately. HOWBS business
SCHOOL, 517 7th vi,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-10-22

R1S. ALL .JERSEYMEN INTERESTED
ave- in the election Of all the Republican can
didates are requested to meet at ST. Georges
Hall, 5lO Eleventh street northwest, ON
THURSDAY EVENING, at Z O'Clock, for the
purpose of contributing TO the campaign fund of
the state.
By order of State Executive Committee.
n & RI.ITF.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-10-22
WANrED-H1soELLANEoUs.

NTANTED-FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS
w Is wanted for manufacturing purposes IN
q profitable business; full security given. Adj
dress Il. II. H.. Repnblican ONCE 5-22
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-10-22
NJ ATIONAL UNIVERSITY,
IN l. "A w ID ~ T. 4 II n NJ II N II.


FACUbTYi
HON. ARTHUR MACARTHUR
Associate Justice Of tho supreme Court of the
District ufColumba,
President
HON. SAMUEL H. MILLER,
Associate Justice Of the supreme Court OF the
United states,
Professor of International and Constitutional
Law
II. o. CLAUgHTON, ESQ,
Professor of Pleading Evidence, Equity Juris-
prudence. Commercial and Maritime Law.
WILLIAM u. WEBB ESQ,
'O'''' EtG&NEg G&RUsIi.o cS !IIfio fse q Moot Court
,r,.,. ments, and Applied Evdonce
a. Q o,coc. y. NJ. in the New Law BuIiding, No,
i,V, hVVe hstrgst M northwest Ualalogges can 9e OBJ
anG AdSms BookSioTss or at he O. once Sns,fph sof ahs
lrlwurer, Fleming Lavender. Applicants for
mairicuate al tsoi onislann nvcnnc San9 n ahd tha
Law Bnilding. A n business communications
should be addressed to Il. j. LAVENDEB, 4S0ls
Louisiana avenue.
4 S,PENCER1AN BUSINESS COLLEGE, COR
- ner Ninth and ID streets northwest. Beau
I9 T6G cVGnlm2II9ni GaninId3C hai parlors Gnd class
aud daughters, and men and women for self
support and Independence Fun corpl OF able
sl, IcqlGh9rs; Day and nigh, sessions students re-
Scholarship for year from date OF entrance,
diay or night, 500. Por quarter day, $40; night,
use OF the sTENoGRAPH or shorthand
writing machine taught In special department.
HENRY C. SPENCER.
cana, e,,r,,-,,,.,. Principal.
NJ oRwooD tNsTITUTEl lsELECr SCHOOL
~ for glrlsl reopens SEPTEMBER 20, 1912
and l2l4 llth st. \. W., Wellington, ID. q. A
complete school course English, Scientific Clas-
scal. Great facilities for modern languages par
tculnrly French and German. Art, Elocution,
Music (piano, Prof Anton GloetznerD A Col
leglalo Course Also Elective Courses for adj
Nhnced students Preparation classes for VaBsar
aud other colleges. Call nt 1914 1Ath Vt, n. W.
or address MR. aud MRS. w. d. CABELL
Principals. sel2-tf
HN1IE BEST AND CHEA PEST PLACE TO
learn drawing and painting Is at tho Ma
uonal Academy of Fine Arts, 18th 81. and N. Y.
ay. Years OF study saved. Receptions free,
"wednesday evenings ut o'clock. se1-tf
IMMERSION INSTITUTE, o14 14ru ST.,
II bet and X, Select Classical and Mathe.
mntical School for Boys. begins Its 33d year
SEPTEMBER 1O-tle second W Wednesday oil the
month; Prepares for Business, Harvard, Yale
schools and for the u. :. Military and Naval
Academies For particulars address CHARLES
B. YOUNG, Principal 0l4 14th st. Circulars
can BIO obtained at the bookstores. aul4-tf
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-10-22
oIs REPUBLICANS, ATTENTION /

The Republican State Associations and Local
Republican Clubs OF the city of Washington are
cordially invited to participate In q serGnadc to
he tendered to Major Ben. Buttorworth, Repre-
sentative-eleCt from the First Congressional Dis
trict of Ohio, on WEDN ESDAY EVENING
NEXT, OCr. ~, at tue Arlington Hotel.
The members of all 5 ate and Local Republ-
can organizations In the city, without further
invltatton,wlll assembleat the Peace Monument,
on Pennsylvanla avenue, at 7:3O u. m. sharp,
The line OF march Will be formed at this point
and proceed, by tho way of Pennsylvania ave-
nue. 70 the Arlington, accompanied by the Ma
rinc Band.
by order orthe Committee on Invitation.
II. a. CQBAuuH,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-10-22
SPEOIiL NOTICES.

RSSs THE MEMBERS on THE NEW
Sg Jersey Republican a soClat on arc re-
qucs ed o meet at the Peace I / Q, fiOt o, tho
Capitol, ON W WEDNEsD y ~ ES NG, uCr.
81. %, y. IN sha y T. part clpate IN tie scre-
made u iion. ben amin Butte worth, ut he Ar
lingtOn Hotel Ey Ordc o.
j. G. LEE, Marshal IL
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-10-22
PERsONiL COlIFORT.

EAsY FEET, 80.
"rhe wise for health on daily walks depend"
ana thousands, from tar and near, visit DR.
WHITE ~ SON, l4l6 Pennsylvania avenue,
opposite Wlllards Hotel, Washington, and IL
North Eutaw street, Baltimore, Zoe relief from
and ayoidnnce ofCorns, BuniQns, Inverted Nails
ana other Foot Ailments, Onlce foe, FL a sitting.
PdhOntzed 6g he EHo ofHe World.
NEW TURKISH BATH CDR, BOVEESl,
~ l4l7 q ST., opposite Riggs House. Large
pool, good ventilauoh Ladies', Monday and
Friday; Lot open sunday. Open iroln y a. IN.
III $3.50 p, mi saturday. ~ D. IN. Baths, sli
UtickeLs. s16O
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-10-22

DTRMATOLO0Y.
DERMATOLoGY.
For RENT-HOUSES.

NJ EAR IOWA CIRCLE-PART OR WHOLE
IN of house. furnished or unfurniHhed; new
heatedby latrobes and CRATES. Call ailer p. md
at 1905 D st N w. 6-2l
ENOR RENT-A FURNISHED HOUSE z
II miles In the country and minutes walk
poultry &C., or would not object to family of
adults to join In housekeeping only two In iam
ily. For particulars, apply ut 723 18th st, -,
washington, ID. &. 6-2b
O1Q liTII 81 NV, OPPOSITE FRANK
~ 4 . lin Park-Possession given Nov. 1.
InluIfe AZ the house. U.27
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-10-22
UiNTED-IIOUSES.

JlG A SMALL FAMILY . iN NUMBER
ID furnished house. with modern improve
ments, situated in N. W. portion Of city. Ad.
dress ZERO, Republican Ohicc. ;I-Oc3.tf
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-10-22

MO. 14l0 QST-l3.RoOM, COMFORTABLY
IN furnished house; heated by furnace; price,
$50 per month ON lease of one or more years;
rent payable mOnthlyin advance. Inquire next
door, 1ilS; possession on Oct. 1. 6-tf
VF YOU WANrrO BUY, SELL, RENT, on
i Trade City or County Property, come and see
the great bargains ut the Real Estate Ex.
change OF WILLIAM IL. MAIN IL BROrHER,
81. CHARLES Hotel. cor Third st. and Pa. av.
N. w. mhl9-tf
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-10-22
SSs NuMEN'S NATIONAL l.
- BIAINE AND IOHAN NLIIn.

Tho members of this club will assemble ot
tn,u nshuyunrterB, FOur.ania-half stree, nnl
(WEDN SDAY) EVEN NG to attend the sere.
made To be rendered to tue Hon. Benjamin But
tprwOrth. IL
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-10-22

pSSs A MEETING OF STOCKHOLDERS
hsS ofthe ''Wenjcll Pneumatic Clock Com
pany Of the District of Columbia" for the cleo
lion of officers and other purpose, Will be held
at 1926 II street northwest, OCTOBER ~, at
Z O'Clock j IN. y. u. KELLY, Sec'y.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-10-22

Call at office for Weekly Bulletin, containing
complete list OF all the property we have for
rent Property. owners can have tbrtr property
advertisednoe by placing IL in our charge.
B. H. WARNER,
n1,lrn atr
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-10-22

N.Y. THE NATIONAL HOMEOPATHIC
NsP Hospital Association will, on WEDNES-
DAY. the Ia Instant, at 1880 O'Clock p iD., hold
n social reunion ut Masonic Temple to celebrate
the third anniversary of its organization, The
friends of Homeopathy are cordially invited TO
attend. a. S. PRATT President
DI-Dt
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-10-22

=ss---z ssas44-@sss~--
10y a RESPECrA BILE COLORED LADY
2 , \ HituttlOn ~ irst-cluss chAmbcrmuld br
nurse; good chld's nurse or sick hursc Please
cnll ui 1l26 sth st.. bet. Land ~. i-2l
A SHORTHAND wEIrER uEsIRFs AN
"A onBagement familiar With Va Of typ2.
writer Nddres f. t., Ncpubl can OillC1. 1-23
L-lRsT.Cl A. CATERER. wiTit THE
y be { OF u'crChcgs, wishes tl cator for n
~ ding Gail or address L.. ~, lDZg NJ Vt,
N. w. l-.3
J1Y ANENPERIENCED WHITE WOMAN
~ situation ns cook or la1udrcss. Cl 40
VyANlED-BY Az ELBERhY AND
w hcJitny woman from switzerland % sltua-
ton ln % Gofmal.speaking hunily Tor general
cncg8 Plea call at sos II st. n. w. 1-2a
JpY. \ COMPETENT DREssMAKEH VINO
~ ma ,r,laids cutting my httlnE-Mork ,y
vt ~ w 1-21
lSY RESPECTABLE CDLoRED WOMAN
- "a place ~ chamberuad anu seam .iru14
~ private nimllyi can giyc references. l42O X
NJ. 1872
StIrUATioN WANTED ny A WHITE MAN,
- respectable and reliable; not hard up. but
wants u situation ut anything; VIII work very
cheap tI not too lnbOriOu4. Address HENRY,
Republican Onicc. 1-22
pN A. LADY Y-GESTLEMEN'S WASHING
- III large or small quNnNliu9i satisfaction
Gu ,rnuteed. Call or aldge5i to O30 g NJ. .. w.
l-22
IlN A YOUNG GERMAN LADY-A Srru-
~ alton IN an American family to teach music
aud German and to make hCr4plf generally ugp-
lul Adlress \. NJ" publican once 1-22
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-10-22
EoR RENT

pip Mass. av, 13 1853 p n. W., 10 rs 10
rooms, ns,......,........s11O 1905 n W., 10 ~. 60
Ol4 lIth 81. n.w.,lO 46l X. l. ave, o rs 40
rooms s....-..,.,.. 100 3O3 NJ ut. n. w........ 40
1910 18TH st. n. w. 1887 10th n,w.,7 rs37l,
II rs, IN. L......". 1OOl24 St n. W., rs.. 30
$3.50 st. II. w-,,.... 100 l347 v ST. n. W., q
1907 n n.w., IL rs -S3a rooms, m. L........... 80
l2ll Nm. W., 13 rs-S3b l2l6 18th st. NV, 10
1903 i H. W., IL rs-Sill rooms......,......... 80
1907 st. n. W.. S3a sod B n. O., q rs .,.. 20
l0l4 10Th ST. n. W., $50 X st. s. O., 3 rs... 20
II rs ........".,..."S35Ibl blO q n. W., rs-... 1S
lOl6 18th 81. n. W., S33 lat st. n. o., z RS 10
~ rs .............. ,S3E u 73l N.S.nY, a. RS. 10
l1O6 18th n. w, IL $40 q Ut. II. e......... 9
rOonls.......... ........ sbI
Call at Office for Weekly bulletin, containing
complete list OF all the property wp have for
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-10-22
UfNTED-UELp.

VyTANTED-A PRESS BoY IN 4 PRINT.
w Ing office 90 9Th ST. n. W. Room Z. 2-22
NUANrED-Ar OIL NJ 81 ~. wa
w good reliable ColorGd boy, from II
to 10 years of nge, for II hi wOIk about tho
D. IN. ..l1
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-10-22
Glie ATatialtag IEpHbIitaig
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER %, 1854.

Entered at the rostonce at Washington, d. C.,
as sccond-class matter
The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1884-09-18
Washington Irving Seals His Own
Apples.

Speaking of his liking to look al
woCkingmen," says an old friend OF
Washington Irving, reminds me of an
other good story which he used to tell
with great enjoyment-no one can tell
this story as he used to. One day when
be was buiidingt the extension to Sun
nyside, as he strolled about watching
the carpenters. he happened to pick up
an apple that had been blown from a
tree. The next moment he felt his arm
tugged, and turning, saw ragged lit
tie urchin-one OF half dozen who had
come in to pick up the chipsleft by the
workmen- looking up into his face.
80 Say, mister, says the little chap.
Just YOU come with me and I'll show
you where to get some good ap-
pies; bat mind you don't let the old
man KNOW meaning Mr.. Irving him.
self.
"'Well, Mr.. Irving used to say, tell
ing the story. the little scamp brought
ME tot the very best tree in my orchard
and there we filed our pockets together
and ate our fill of my very best apples.
We got on very well together, and
believe it's the only case ever heard
of where a man participated in the
robbery of his own orchard. '"-Garis-
tian Union.
The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1884-09-18

ton has heen rent in twain. Governor
Cameron and those who have Joined
h m are likely TO elect union of their
faction with the remnant of ReDublic-
ans who kept out of the coalition of
1881, and General Malone VIII be left
powerlesS. This gives promise of
breaking up. for the time at least,
OF boss rule in the State of Virginia.
General Malone has at no time
shown any attachment to principle. He
used the reputation movement to ppo-
mote his own personal power. He pro
fessed solicitude for the cause of edI-
cation and the rights OF colored citizens
to effect the coalition which gave him
control of the State Government. He
used his peculiar position in the Senate
to obtain control of Federal appoint
ments in Virginia as a means of
strengthening his hold as political or
ganizer. 1t is the chief disgrace of the
present Administration at Washington
that he was permitted to succeed in
this. But his selfish policy and his
dictatOrial methods have at last pro-
duced their inevitable results. Others
have their ambitions as well as he, and
the people do not long submit to the
control of an autocratic leader. Popu-
lar disatfection. the revolt of his former
lieutenants. loss OF sympathy outside of
the State. and the lack of motive for
further support from the Administra-
ton threaten to leave him stranded.
There will probably be no course for
him after the coming election but to re-
tire from politics and muse on the
vicissitudeS of s'boss" rule in free Re-
public.-N. Y Times.