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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-20

-, gls,ue orxunixed I sercQsde fer him.
III At Augusta last night. and 70 sespoosc
tc The music Of the hand delivcreo care
fuljy.prerared speech. which MY DC rc.
ra,d ed m bis solemn vsledictofy. u VS.
: speech full II cunning mslign1ncy. IL
WIS Inc doctrine of hate intensified, a.
rrrscbed by Mr.. Blaine before the IDEA oc-
cnrred TO bin TINT be might, as scsndidse
for President, Obtain q ffw votes 10 the
.outberp states. In hfs hour oi defent
.pd humiliation Mr. Biainc resumes his
warfare upon the people Q! tne sec
tion d.spised by the heiots OF TIC Repnbli'
csu paIty. There is little that Is new W
his Voice from tbe Valley OF Hunt'isticn.
The American people have he,rd recently
about all that he hiss 10 say oil the danger
Of admitting the south to fu'l psrtieipl.
tion IN ttc affairs OF the Government, an1
sbou, all that he IL able TO say on the subject
NJ protecting our industries. The verilct
p,ouounced against bin has been empi al :.
lie has been told that be Il not wanteI. tie
L,s ttcn told that his stories about the
souibern people are SANDERS, and " he hih
o,orc sensibiIty and ju.t shade OF per-
sopai pride be would have quickly sub
sided when The fist VIVA pronounced againn
him. Mr. Blaine seems dcterhined, now
,,1r. to leave nothing un'Ione to prove that
he II entitled 10 the contempt oil all true
friends Of the republic. His imp'actble
p,ech nny disturb and disquiet the poor
negroes Of the south, but the country VIII
zee In Il only the cowardby rancor oil de-
ieaied candidate aud relegate Il to the
limbo Of tin helmets, shriveiied pluaes,
spd other discarded campaign properties.
ht,o YCrk World.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-20

owen Meredith is writing ncw meirical
romance.
Paul dc Cssssgnac lately received he
quest Of 3G0o. 900 from NJ. Julien, devoted
friend.
Lieutenant Greedy and his Arctic com
radcs will be- given reception by the
American Geographical Society in New
York on Friday evening.
Mr.. Winsns. OF Baltimore. who rcdts
about a quarter OF a million acres OF deer
forests in Scotland. has this season killed
one hundred aud fifty stays.
Ralph Waldo EmersOn's son, DIR. Ed
ward l.. Emerson, is trying to procure II
large mass OF white quartz With sea-green
beryls embedded in NJ 10 set over his
fathers grave by way OF monument.
When Prince Albert Victor. OF England,
reaches hi, majority. in January, Parlia-
ment will be asked to grant him the Gus.
tomary allowance OF $4,000 n year. He
viii probably get 1t, though several men,
bers Of the House are grumbling that the
Royal family already costs more than II
comes to.
The late Count Lonyay, Of Pcsth, wa, a
colleague Of KOss,th, and held high Office
in the Government OF 1913. but when the
instruction collapsed he was forced to
leave the country. Returning after some
years, be became Minister Of Finance in
ADdrassy's first Hungarian Cabinet. and
1870 he again occupied that position in the
Ministry OF the Empire.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-20

suoeess wsold rxsnsd sssa ints condt
tica'es sIavnyy ne who's w,rid ksowl
thai n wss NJ. MAINE and his scIlowers.
No DsDocrat evsr told shes shat fslschcod.
Yu Stbc Pinned KnIghto has the face ii
brass without which no man csu!d bring
20 false aud foul charge against southern
Democrats.
But VIC need not ENLARGE upon Mr..
Observation-Disclosures. Has letter accepting
the nomination Of the. Republican National
Convention hrd none but kind words for
The southern people. II nc hid not aban'
doned al hope OF ever sitting in the pres'-
dental chair, no would not have 'ibp''eo
the South an te did on Tuesday last, nor
elected bis malice against her sons. W.
accept his speech, rs Ne said IN the bcg'n-
Ming az this article. as one caused by the
same bsfTled ambition which MILTON says
inspired sArAS's address In psndemonlum.
As BLAINE slDks beneath the waters. lif
shakes his fist impotently Ia the face
Of The nation which has consigned
him to that dreaded fate. His conduct
will do gust his ewn section and excite the
righteous indignation OF the South. What
wreck be IA, TO be sure. What contrast
docs bis course present to that OF Dir. TIL.
pgS In 1877. As the international Maya
zipe said years AGO OF another New Eng
lander. we say now OF the hero Of Bon Is-
GERsOII's invention,
"i4et Blaine retire. The world wants a
new bumbug"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-20


II isa eommcnTemsrk with our northern
Democratic add Independent contemDo-
TsTies that the southern press generally
pretty clearly perceive the situation. This Is
true, bul not less true than that the northern
PRESS generally pretty clearly perceive the
>iiuaiion. The Boston GLOBE. In comment.
ing on some OF the wild uttoranccs OF The
journal. OF that city. says:
Again. there will benceforth he no solid
North, no solid South, but = solid Union.
The lines OF sectional hate will have been
thrown down and oblitcrated. Bii-iness
between the two sections. cs,ranged Tor a
quarter Of n century. will bc rec 'tablished;
each will seek the Others trade. and hence
forth be who darcs attempt TO revive
hatreds oi a past day and generation viii
be frowned upon a. "a common enemy anna
wanton distuIbcr al the peace. IL
will require but few months. also. to
soften down the race prejudice, Tor years
famed on with demon i1cal fury by Fede-
raj officials, who have worked and acted
like ficnds inc1rEatc. LEFT 90 think for hiul-
sclf, the freedman will come TO see that his
interests are the white mems interest, and
that the white mems interests are his in-
tcrcsts. When the c0lOrcd man understands
by actual experience that he is not to be re.
cnslayed by Democratic success lac will vote
as his interests dictate. not as his pretended
friends but really worst enemies would
have him. The while men there, on the
contrary, no longer tainted as outcasts
iom The Government, will divide on living
issues, and the northern stump-ora.or will
no longer rush through the northern States
retiudling memories of The past.
II the editor OF the Globe had been living
IN the South during the last twenty years,
he could not have perceived the situation
more clearly nor summed ii up more COM
pletclv. The truth is that the presidential
campaign caused The northern press to study
the southern problem, and this was all that
the South needed for its yiudication.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-20
DRY GOODS. NOTIONS. &c.

DRY GOODS. MOTIONS. &c.
T HEXTER, 500 BROAD STREET. Atous
4. tore there will he made such 'wrcpi1s rrin'-
tiors m all q, partmtnt- tia. viii M ~ ID nrN'
Jew days memorable ga IS kh of BARGAINS.
FORGET for . time tie nol.c and strife,
In this calm heaven whcrr blreatn s are iiic;
FOR all h1 r. f. done above hOa II ant square
With wonderful tai gains In which sll cih hale;
TIE cuttings in piicfs-you can count on III sopd-'
For Ne don't deal In fais'bood-'
CLOAKS.
Flrxt we Invite careful inspection 0r The dr-
cIfe., i,1rga a. Nc are Offering ia WHAP-:
LADIES WALKING JACkrrs ~ ~ 80;
PLIf>II-IHlMMtD LAChhlN AZ tt.!9
nLaCk All WOO I !, ,sTs a, $50 $50
URAIDED JNTKIT'> rrauct.d from 81 10 -
ALI-wOOL NkwMABkElS reduced tom tio
Our SIS SEwMARKETs uowsl2;
ours $50 NFwMAEkf'rs now $40;
kLL-wOOL HIS-iAN CIRCULARS at 80;
al CIRCULARS down TO te.JO;
Siik WRAPS NJ GftJ cents "n the dollar.
PLUSH AND FANCY CLOhkiNGs.
jeINCu CToAkING PLUSH rcd"rod fr'" s.
57.iNCn F,NCY cLoAKfNGN reduced f-om
67-NcH Or AvIg r. mccd - ~:
BEEi IL TWILL aud dag 'NAl'l NhfN"
reduced much below REGULAR prirc-
SPECIAL.
500 doycu CHECKED NAPKINS. al ta-n,
&c 21c.
INTERESTING.
fuli lane of HANDKERCHIEF lAP-.
sACOUFS. LtGGlNGN, MI. e.. For ~.
FANS In wiitr. cream. line. cIrIinIl. sud ~
shade. order t3hcn Tor same r'"i' i""'"P'f
Oiled.
viii buys TEtNCu-WoYEN CORSET mat ,'it
svcryvh,rc Tor Joc.
TIR~.
sur cell IES, MUFFS.and rlE TflNNlNh,
Wry cl,lD.
DRESS GOODS.
wool CNSHMtEEat Zoe
FANCY PIAIlD., ~ iurca from r. g. So
3G-INCIl NEEN PM BODN CA~lihfEi. an
shades, reduced To &c;
SOC. JERSEY ti.UrU~ now 400.
3G-iNCH NIL-WOoL CASlINfnE. 90 ell
shades, n 81 &C., hove hesn anr.s
nOGBIE,WiDTu NLL-W. OoL LTEIN',
G2c. ~. NCK CArfiIlEiF 1t5nc
Another lOt I the .,c. Or - t,Oip-
57-INCu .ALI.MOoL LADIES CLOTHS tc-
ducoi from = &" Toe:
Fanny RIPS rttllcNi lrpm - p" i6
sPECfAi.
40 dolcn PURE LINN, iiEN>t fciitD
nANBktRCIIiEF> worth 10. piece ~ 100.
SOMETHING NfW.
TtDFP. DOWN MOTHER HUBNEI,~. go drab.
Widtr. pink, LIGHT blue, agd ted. i"r ii L"
,hiidrt n-tic ucWr-, and h Ii.'i.piu wrap f'r
thc little one, ir ne cits.
FLANNELN.
BILE, >CAHLFT aud WHITE TMu.LED
FLNNNEIS, fun width, extra ho.Y, and nm,
were soc. nOW = De,
GRAY tIANNtf. az Zoe.
Bargains la PLAIN aud ~ifAktR tIA\Ntl.>.
SPECIti..
AiL.WOOL SCARLET SHIFT 1nd BENW-
FRS onl, zoe.
MEEINO UNDEENkAE.
LADIES. GINTLENFN's. aad CHILpEE\'>
MhIINO WEAR. va white snd red, - great
birf1iI.
Bi.ANhfr~.
BIANkF T. from ? = paN 70 80.
CONFOis1S ~ Zoe, 4, ~ %, sl..Il, SID. -.
$3.50. ~, $3.50. aad ~.
AnOpDorunity seidpm uGcrrl 30 plrrhl.r good IS
at such low figures, and 1n examination 0i the
goods viii CONVINCE You tDg' We mean ~: nh; va
~. LEVI HENrtE,
No l2-fuG IA 3U1 broad strrrt.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-20
Immigration TO Virginia.


EiCHaoND. Va, November /, 1884.
The bill proposing 10 incorporate Blu
reau of Immigration with the Department
Of Agriculture, now before the LegIsll-
turc. Is an important one. The Industrial
Soufh has for a long time becu insisting on
the necessity Of some active step in this
direction. Colonel shan, the United
States Consul 1t Manchester, England. has
graphically aud forcibly. in a speech re-.
ported in that paper. appealed to the pcO-
pie OF Virginia 10 take some measure, for
making their state known abroad.
The gist of his suggestions are in full ac-
cordance with the views of all those gen
liemen " 10 are acquainted with immigrI-
tiOnal matters upon both sides OF the At
lantic. At the present moment Virginia l.
p0werlcss Ia compete Tor immigrants
abroad with the active organizations inSti-
tuted aud supported by other American
States. In London. Tor instance, the great
centre where cmigrlnts with means congr.-
gate for information and advice. she i
completely without official representation.
There is no source In that city or in Eng.
land. or indeed in Europe. other than
that Of private individuals. from which
The intending settler can derive one scrap
even procure map of Virginia. In addI-
tod to this, the active representatives OF
other fields ~ immigration are ever on the
watch 10 stIilc all inclination southwark
on The part OF such people by false repre-
seutstionS. Colonel shaw and the h.
dVStridi South strongly urged . course
that H. thoroughly endorsed by people
well acquainted with the other side OF the
hat
self 10 all thoughtful persons upon this
namely, that an English gentleman OF I'M
questioned position in his own country,
and with a Thorough knowledge Of this
State. should represent II in London, and
that such a representative should be sup.
pied with an Office aud all facilities for bring
ing the unquestioned natural advantages Of
Virginia before the notice Of the British
public. We have every assurance and am.
pie V.dence from the other side oi the Al
laniic that the sinai! sum required for this
purpose will reap rich returas III the shape
al money and Industry Invested in the sur.
plus lands OF Virginia.
In addition 10 an office and representative
in London. II will BE- necessary also, 10
have in this State aD agent who will re-
ceive inmi2rants on their arrival: secure
VutpfuN h'thTc foh tutul, ulEttl iutuI 10
the sections most suitable for the kind OF
industry they contemplate. and render all
thee services which are 80 valuable aud
aeccItabic TO strangers IN q strange land.
Already two gentlemen well k0own upou
iheii several sides Of the water have been
engaged for three OF four wears IN pro-
noting Immigration 10 this state. and have
within that time brought upwards Of
500, 900 into 'bc territory ia the shape
Of investments in Virginia lands and other
securities accompanied In almost all eases
by actual settlers. These gentlemen are
stili successfully working in private way.
Tbe ies,ihs OF this work on . necessarily
limited scale j. convincing proof Of
what can be done by an Organized anu en-
iowsd ofhcial BUREAU.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-20

HAYNEs.-D.cd. at the rssidenc' Of bis father,
No $40 south Pine street. "Wednesday, November
10 1884, nj go O'Clock. IthlftR w., Son OF
d. snd May L. HAYNES AGED nineteen months
and fcgr dsy-.
Dearest JESiFTG, thou hast left Us,
We Thy loss most "ceply fed
Hut God who has bcrefI ~
Can all our sOrruws neal
Funeral win take pisce from Pine. Sircci EaD-
l,s, church rms i1hur'dayl ENENiN', at >
O'Clock. EclstlvcS aud fncnas OF the i'mhf Hic
Invited Ia aticHd.
oR-CHEI..-IGod, ut the residence Of her
motber-in-Iaw. Mr.. T.. Or-clc Al ~ : west Br ,ad
irept, ST l l:3O L. NJ. Tue day. sosemler TX,
1854, ISABELLA ORSCHEb. lTioycd wife oi
Io~cph Orsciel. aud daughter Of The late Naien-
tine fronapiei. In the tbiriyhrst year OF her age
Peacefully lay her dow TO rest.
spTVad the turf andy over her bre ist;
sweet l. the SIumi,cr beneath the 81
While her pure soul Is resting with COL
Peacefully sleep beloved wife aud mC thcr,
Resi nom uIJ toll Thy labor Is done:
SIesp TIL the trumpet from the opening sales
uids thee from dust 10 glory arise.
Her funeral viii take place on THURSDAY,
November goth. at 10 O'Clock \. NJ, from -.
Mary's German CsthOlic church. Frienh' aud ac.
quslniances are respectfully Invited 10 attend
without further notirc.
Baltimore and West Point papers please copy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-20

The Philadelphia Press snccringiy re-
MARKS that there are reasons for believing
that Young SAMUEL i,owLES, OF the spring.
field Republican, regards himself as cnti'
tied 10 the entire credit for CLgygLAND's
election" However that may be. certain
II is thai the BOwiEs OF the Eep"biicqn
made teG.strikcs every time.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-20

The State Of yesterday evening an
nounccd thai II would print IN extra 'di-
ton on red paper. Considering that every
edition OF the State is read, rs IL ought 10
bc, this announcement strikes Us a. rstber
suncf6,IotlS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-20

The Philadelphia North American
blaine organ, SAYS - We see no reason
why businessmen should not by degrees
ressumc their activity, and prosecute all
legitimate enterprises With vigor.' We
arc glad TO see that the american is coming
90 Il. acpeaS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-20

A Republican contemporary say: "a
diamond worth $4,000, the largest ever
cu, In this country, has been named 'the
CLEVELAND grm." And appropriately,
slrce CLEVELAND crystallizcd purity.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-20

VIII you kindly inform me npon which
occasion was 1.-THE unycling OF the jack
son monument or at the Yorktown Centen-
nial-that several handsome archie, were
erected here under the suncryision OF
Meesrs. EIdor and DanIei-onc on The cor
ner of Twelfth and Broad. representing 4
wall: another on the corner OF fiith and
Main. with the Goodies, oi Liberty; and
a third on Eighth and Grlccy and oblige,
READER.
II YVES IT the Yorktown CentennInl.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-20

Mr.. BLAINE Is not altogether a iailure.
In some things he succeeds admirably. lie
has succeeded In convincing every man Of
common sense that Thu country made
most bsppy escape when II failed to elect
him President
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-20

II tic people Of Maine bcl'evc hall
BrArsg laid In hn Augusta snecch The
sool-tiIIer custt not n be out Of job for
the Iext twelve months.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-20

The Philsdsipbis Press Ia comment'nr
on BraiSg's Augusta speech says: ne
displays the same remarkable power Of
clrar s,siemcnt.v We never heard u called
BY that name before.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-20

Last Sunday, III his sermon. Mr.. BgEcBEe.
when be was naming various erceds, spoke
OF " Homsuism." at which word be paused
and looked about significantly. while an ex
pectsnt grin spnad over the congregation,
and then added, III ! may be permitted 10
mention word thai has recently stumbled
the fee, and broken the neck OF some peo-
pie A general laugh greeted this.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-20

We understand that parties are endeayor-
lug 10 push other similar remedies into the
msrket by spicy advertisements. Dr. Bulls
Cough syrup, however. takes the lead. aud
the druggists arr selling more than ever
before, Pfiee, - eeuts.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-20

Mr. BLAIss's Augusta speech proves
that he was not running for the presidency
Of the United States. but for the rresi-
dency Of the party Of scctions'ism.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-20

IL removed by the use Of Cocoainr, and Il
stimulates aud promotes the gro Sth OF the
hair.
iiurnett's Fiavorlng Extrs.ts are the
hest. 49,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-20

Perhaps Mr.. Blaine, in his hateful ass ,nlt
last night upon the people Of The South,
was only casting his political anchor 10
wIndwarf. But the majority OF the peo-
pie win keep right on returning thanks
that the country has escaped four years OF
The rule OF this corrupt and dangerous
dfnagogue. - N GRID.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-20

The defeated and dshonorcd james q.
Blaine. standing ont in the cold ut Au'
gtisla. rcading his own funeral Grafton to a
siiyeIing crowd OF Disguised ncighbor'.
is about a. sad spectacle IS The world has
,eeu since Msriii- made faces at The tolh,
amid the dusty ruin. OF Carthage. - 'lcrlf.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-20

n sNqu A siIlr.LOAD on
NtHrreHXfffAL.

r,grrssyftth. G,.
7hls Viii cfltify u st two member. Of nyn.
a.o9sstc fmiis. s.tef 'Ayiuy Suffered tor ma,
year, FROM pscnaroai irrcgu'arly, sai hiro,
e.rs treated withont heDcGt by yarioas M lr,I
dortoss we1c 81 icnz'h compi'teiv cnrrd b, m.
osft,e u ur !. Grsdae.d's Icnislc Rerult,or Il.
rect On sneh caaos Is srIiv uonaerfh. ssf ~
NAY tie rmcdy 30 cai.ei "womin', H..
friend"
youn respectfully,
JANIS W. sTRAN.E
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-20
RON, ROMANISH. AND REBELLfON
\ >urges,ion for n surgical Operation on
DIR. Burchnrd.

\ >urRes,ion for n surgical Opcrai'o" on
DR.. Burchnrd.
To The Editor Of he Tribune:
Sir,-Some years ago the Rev. Dr.
Burcbard was very sick. The Late Drs,
Willard Parker and James Z. Wood, with
a host Of eminent physicians. said he must
surely die. Dir. Lewis A. Sayre was called.
He opened DIR. Burchard's side. took out
certain Of his intestines, scrapcd them. aud
put them back IN place. Tie operation
caused a great sensation at the time, and
DR.. Burchsrd's congregation gave DR..
Sayre tea.seryice OF solid silver.
The medical gentleman then performed
a great service for DR.. Burcbard and his
congregation. VIII he now perform y like
service for DIR. Burchard and the Republi-
can partyI Will he open DR.. Bu;charIs
head, take out his brains. Scrapc thcu. and
put them back IN placer As u Protestant
and Republican. will start subscrip-
ton for tca-scrvice OF solid gold.
Faithfully yours. C0NrD).
Nor I'ori', November Is, 1891.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-20

John Nagcy, ypung man near "a go ii o.
CO & nii i,i, TIC. Wlfch had esirn aA1 b. f'r 80
l.trt ~ hls ti"k. ard ~, extending 90 tom.
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-20

The ReJiSter baS been requested bv one
Of the candidates for the postmastership 10
make this suggestion rba' the several
prospective candidate, submit their chances
for success 10 the decision OF the Demo
cisiic voters Of the civ at a primary, or
primaries, tO Dc held at some future day 10
be fixed upon by the respective candidates,
tie one receiving the greatest number OF
votes TO be the only gentleman whose name
shall be offered for the appointment
Wheeling Register.
SO there are in Wheeling. a. in Rich
mond, several gentlemen willing to take
barge ~ the pos,-otiiec.