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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-02
wARNrR D. HArcIrS BoDY FOUND.
no DOCBI THAT HE COMMITTED SUICIDE As III
HAD SAID THAT HI WOULD.

HAD SAID iFAl HE VIZ Lb'
The mystery of the disappearance OF Warner D..
Hatch nrc,idrut Of the Hatch lithographic Com
many is solved by the finding OF his dead body ID
the water of Sandy Hook. The Lshiug smack
Thomas c. Racket. owned 10y Captain Hard J..
Eackrtt of East Marion. Suffolk Comfy, J.. J.,
while about four miles sluth' asst 0l sandy liooA AT
10 a. IN. on Thursday, discovered the bou\ OF a
man doatimg near his vessel. The wind WIS blow
ing "A gale. and there was heavy S,a WIN some
diticulty the body secured and taken 10 LocuSi
Grove nicr Ione Island. The body was aitcrward
removed 10 Bay Ridge, where Justice /. l.. Bennett
took charge of it, a. coroner. The body was clad
ouly in a white shirt and undcr-hIrt, and blue
trousers. On rjng attached 10 bunch o. Keys IN
the trousers pocket, was tle name, aIHcr -
Hatch" Justice Bennett informed the officers If the
Hatch LithoUaVhic Company III TINS city ana
Enos T. IhroOp. secretary ana several OF thc clerks
went down. The body had suffered severely nom
tie action of the water, the face was nearly uniec
ognizabc the fingers were nearly bare OF nesh, ana
t6e throat had been mutiiatcd The friends were
able TO recognize the body only by the clothing ana
the articles found IN the pOC kct.
Before the coroner, Euos /. lh:Oop, OF No. 3Gl
West Flity-sevcuth St, this city, made an AFFIDAVIT
that Mr. Hatch sent him letter on July 4, saying
that he intended to drown himself from the steamer
81 Johns on her 12:l5 trip from NeW-lork TO Long
branch on the following day. ON that day Nj.
Throap found OH the steamer straw hat with Nj.
Uatch's card in the lining lie identified the body
Inv the clothing W. H. Best, of No. 20 Lawrence
ST Tins CITY. testified TO Mr.. liatclfs leaving bis
Office ut No. 81 Nosey-st at noon on July 10, for
the steamer st. Johns. and giving the plrSrr two
letters TO mail one 10 Mrs Hatch, and one to Mr.
Ibroop, in which he said that he meant TO commit
suicide from the steamer. and ;the witness believed
that he had done so.
MIR. Throop placed the body in charge Of Under
taker John f. Imman, OF No. 2iG Seyentecnh-st.
Brooklyn. who prepared il for forwarding TO
Auburn u Y, where the nuria VIII take place.
MIR Hatch was fOrty-iye years Old. five feet ten
inches in height. Of straight slender figure, ford
COMPLEX ion, sharp brown eyes, somewhat bald aud
,sort a heavy gray mOustache He had "A WIFE but
no children and lived happily IN pleasant homo
at Dobbs Ferry TEMPORARY alteration of mind
from ovcr-atteution TO business Is supposed to be
lhe can.r of his act.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-02
A VEGETARIAN MENU At THE health
ERfES.
From The Pou MAI Gaz,iie,

From The fdU MAI Gdzshe.
The Cclestials having submitted their Ma
tono and most attractive dhes TO tho public taste nt
the IIcath"rirs tho gctsri MS with their aim DE
popular favor The society which brought the
company together are not vogciarians, but IL
prcsld NJ nd not few OF = members
wr-known rcforucrs the question Of diet aq well
temperance, and cy this ocraa practically
demonstrated thnt an appcising dinner hc served
which ~ affords variety ploasea the palate, ana
proydcs the essentials for the maintenance O health hnd
RtrcuRth Indeed In tho Ideal 'uturc which Dr lurhnt-
Aon pctnrcd when science has dealt with ihcss htat
products Rhnll have ood which We can live m me
beet u hc mn the udcat gc ard with the supicmcst
beau v Tho menu was ~ follows
Rouna Green Pea. Tomato.
snyurlcs Vcgct ibo pie Vegetable Pc'k nhi
onions rnulnowcr ~ rratin. Mhcatoni lt,llcnnc.
Nclri ihlra -tnbbnrc Now pUtAtnop Peas
Sweets. ApplO tart Thpiuca padding llE pudding
llomiry pudding tutrint tart 49,
Slowed Irit Aptiruta. NnpsnhrtiicH Mlfoh ifUN''
Ripe lmit.-thHiics utccnkhgca, Bhlahhs' "oo"-
hcrflo
thprsp and sand
The wine II WA also varied, although unlntot ctne
nud pisanY fnr nat might hr ruuad iol Wotih
irn los ono ~ well na lapii but iu Tho crn'ilrtH ~ al
IN nrcnrd Ia pres ut trmptrtlun g. ok'cHai
Iufrrmrntrd vines Nut,at. Nosuytua Madeira, Alto
bouo butdcuuN, tunetraH , .
Iuut thumpn suci ltrphrfry strawberry, rae APP
pie, rcu, orange, Lemon, Ninsct,
Tcu, Ohro, COCOA, thrco ate
re foregoing bils of ftr' are Ger nlny too ambitious
Co., lrt Va bin tI,lr rucn, uud 7p uhlHg Unn hh rh
ucicnc' he Roy Al tummis pn the housing oI inc
poo, Mr. ~Hmu. Morley rnld NE possibility 81 pr wa
M 70 4uh,iuutul me i Tor O. n sum ,hirt new Ngh on
one uf the greatest dnc dies which they had b'rn Try
mg soy IA connr" on VITA the con llon OF our poor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-02
THE CASWELL SUSPENSION.

The condition of the affairs of John Caswell d
Co lnporters of teas, at No. 81 FrOn-s., who sus-
pended payment on Thursday, was yesterday found
10 be much more promising than was at INST sup,
noscd A leading merchant III this city, an Old
friend of tue CaSwclls and thoroughly acquainted
with their business said TO TRIBUNE reporter
yesterday:
The entire IN 'ebtedncSs o. the firm Is only S2lQOoo
chiefly 10 the banks and they have not On cnhdcntal
debt outs aniing any sort. Tney have real estate IN
which their in crest is worth more than S1ODOUo 10 pay
their debts with. They smply ask an extension OF time.
and they will pay every cent icy owe For merchandise
they owe less So OOO-i know that to be true. The
cause Of the suspension 4, that they have nves
Inent IN real estate. had not tim" ~ turn themselves
In The panic, aud 1t has foo Ell thcm--that l. all
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-02
MR.. o1,NEY TO THE POLICE BOARD.

Discretionary Olney yesterday sent the fol-
lowing note to Chief Clerk llawlcy of the Police
Department in answer to a letter of inquiry as to
police force
Your addressed TO by direction OF the Board o.
Police was received at ths ofce and It's TcCcp.
Iuowlcdged b. NY assistant Nj Paris IN my absence
am now and shall be AT all times DESTROYS aid In the
correction Of any abuses which may e1is f. the Oce
forces in any Of It's branches But OF the pro-
readings aud inycstis atoms SIN pending It Ia my iudg
,nent s prosecuting officer charged with the c0nduc II
thess matters that the pubic interests would tuncr
shoud at the present time comply with the request
toutal ned III your note.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-02
THE SMALLPOX IN uoBOKEN

There wcfo no now ruqra of smallpox reported IN
lInhnkcn Yesterday aud H. is believed that tho
prompt action Of the authorities has had the effect
of wntduR an the threatened rpidotuir, The \ouh'
tr,t ynr,tunttnn ,orra VIVA ~ attendance ~ tho
Ciiy Halt aud yicciuHtcd MI who prcnent"d thcm
rrlVra. Nearly 900 persona hive boon NhrrihAlrd
Inns lnr Nayui Iimkrn mndc tour of the city
and found the streets tulcuhly ccpu except ~ The
tenement -housc daluct7in the Fourth ward .imo
and ~ her diNutcrtuuis Wcrr hcntrfrd about thrao
streets. cav ilytciuu Heller says that hll the
pati,ntS are lu ar way Of recovery ana ne 10 con-
ilcut That the sprcId oil the disease has been
checked
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-02
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Fifth hrenu Hotel-Congressman l In OF Iu
n Road Of Maine walter Evans, Commissioner y. az, In
tern 4. Revenue aud Senator william H. bhrnun' ~ RE
neciIcut Fr,rrH House-Hcnry WattPfsun,, w 80
To,isr,ii, Conri,r Journal Hotel Bitnsricku
tor ] r. Henderson, Of Missouri the Key, Dt; ." no onio
,g Wosb,ngton and " w Peabody President oi VIZ ~ VI
aud Msslssippi Railway Company np.a,o' ai,,oad
George b. Robertl President OF Fennsyl' n snsr nt
tompany Sf,rf,ranf House-Speaker ituA nhA 49,
Ittiie Fails n and Miss Kate F0isYtn a. ~ a n
Uofci-Genoral ]. -. Imboden, OF NfSlhlh. '''h"V""
Iouse-W. = Blsscll. OF Buhhlo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-02
A RECEPTION TO TIE FIRST BATTERY

The First Battery of the National Guard, Cap
tam LOUIS Wendell commanding, wa the first to Ice
inspected Yesterday morning at the state Camp
and n,ustcrcd sIxtv-four officers and members A
reception will be rendered 10 Captain Wendell and
his command upon their arrival from the camp on
Saturday at y. IN. by Company !, OF the YIN Ieg-
,nnot C1yntain Chairman commanding, and by Cap
tain Wmdels orchestra, Of which A. Lederhans is
lnnlnr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-02
1HE IGLSHM4N'S FRIENDS AND FOES

From The 81 Louh Anercan cen cFiJ nun paper W,si "
The MfssssiDpt Eirsr DcHocIGhcJ
In common with the great majority OF IRISH
Americans We naturally turned our eyes 10 the Chicago
Convention Demscratcl to learn what Kind or men IL
would place In noml saton Thcrcsult of that convention
ia bitter disappointment TO millions Of Democratic
voters We believe II f. tho duty of Irish Americans To
stnnd eyly by their friends In the coming contest No
body agines for msment that we could possibly sup
port Grover Cleveland What The American cen con
leads h that IL IA the dug VI lshAmsricsDs IA me Vest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-02
ALONG THE SOUND.

Cos CoB.-1hc 81 D. m. train of the New-iork,
New Haven and Hartford Railroad on Thursday
ran OH the track near tine bridge. The accident
was caused by the new machinery of the draw
bridge nos op rating the switches IN proper man
nor.
Sor1u NouwArK.-Dr W. A. Lockwood telo
graphrl on hur-dav night from Gibraltar that ne
wa, wei. would cuntIuucto Genoa and return by the
same steamer 10 \eV-fork All his financial aiialIS
hnAr hrcM ARRANGED.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-02

H.nsgso July 3o-sasd steamer California utap w,.,
from Mediterranean porte hence for New.York "v0A
GlBHALfAR July 3O-Arrivsd, steamer Archinea u,.,,
Vl0ih IRON New-fork on her way 10 Palermo ''~''
HAyAxA July 3i-Arved, steamer SARATOGA, Ncrn,.,h
from New.YOrk
DOMESTIC PORTS
Bosrox, Aug l-Arriyed. ststmsr, Secret Doan. Va,
mouth NJ. 0cn Whitney Ner.York. 'sn
Cleared steamers CeI balona firl Walker Iavernoo r.
lnnbis lBr, Garyie glasgow Acorn (Br Duncan Ne.n.
News. 'V"s
sailed stssrers Boston city and Map,oban
PHILADELPHIA, Aug Arrived, steamers iiarrisbur, A,
bets9n portsnoni Can whiting Providence saxon Boa
Cleared, s,eaa.rs spartan. Nick-rson 8o.ton PAINT.
ornley NewYorE hatesnahe, Lynn r,rkiomon Chei,es,
BniNonF. Aug Arrived steamer. srip Fss, M.
Brown, Kingston aud Port Aorant Nineland. Hart Ns,
CLEARED. steamer AartsA stevens chance HeyYors
Hniled steamers CprNin anil liar say
CHAnlFsrOS, Aug sailed steamer Virginia
sVlSN.H, Aug j-Arr'ed steamer Nacooche', Ksmpton
Sailed steamer Chat'shoochce New Work.
NtwoHLEasa. Aug AT the Passes Arrived. .,sans,
Paris Grl Antwerp.
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Announcements
senuine tos,ns Ven. Malt nuraeths. asp,inrso,f.,..
lion and Merit lianer en- neck Of bottle tndorsIs
ell phrsicans fer general debility hsWafe Of Imitation,
-
There IL nothing mixed or uncertain about
narhwps Durham Long cut tobacco 1ho brand typleaI
hy tho Dufh nun gvra You Tho putoat and mot
gtatcul tobacco IN tho world of your pipe o. cigarette
=
"RorGu oN PAtNp pORors PLAsrrRa ia,
bnckaoho Pains In The Chest nhoumaii,n. 9ir ~
though on itala' ceua out lta'a MO loo
HENRY A. DANIELS, VI. ~,
Rome, NJ 10 /, ipI Dlasl.ssbt hs N,fTpi,,g,na
denito Urinary prsanA iappisloe asii5ifubE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-02
TIE JAPANESE MARX.

= :,
Said she: " | bought plate Of You last Dc
tobcr" THIS did not c1usn anybody 10 knee ana pro-
claim her princess customers, and 80 SIC went On,
slightly srbducd: "Ald wan. 10 match IT, Now ~
tell you iu- what X nd OF ~ was, and you Wont
have any trouble noticed particularly when bought
H. II had i's Japanc name O. My written on ths
bottom" 'Very sorry, ma'am,' Inc answer " but
we nave lot one those the stock :" and she does not
know ia only" meant tnat the p te the last VI
II Kind aud had no reference 10 It's peculiar make.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-02
ROCKLAND COUNTY.

NYAcK-The Law aud order Society Yesterday
caused the arrest of Herman Roster keeper OF a
Mai,-st. place for selling liquor without license:
Constable Campbell of Blauycltyllle, arrested
Roster on a warrant issued by Dr. Bogcrt, justice
of the peace Pearl River. about seven M les from
Nyac6. Roster will be tried next week. when 1t Is
believed an unbiased jury can be secured.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-02
NLMARE.

A. meeting of th" Common Counc a't even
INK message from thc Mayor wa. read, Ycioing
the contract If thc city with the gas companies
for the l-Itiro of the streets and public buildings
for five years pcyond the date Of the expiration OF
tine present contract, which has about two years 10
run The Council passed the contract over the
veto II insure, sayIng to the citv on the present
contract of about 10000, and about @'0OO0 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-02

VIlrr PiAI>~- Coroner Tice held an inquest
Yesterday ON th body of Elias tcler. of Pleasant
willie. agc eiXty-iour. lie had been To New-lork
hi. way home ne was run over and killed by a
tram.
SING-SiNG.-A camp meeting of the Ncw-Iorll and
Hudson River Camp Meeting Association will he
held ou .ur heights beginning on tuesday aud con-
Timing Ten DAYS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-02
WHAT'S GOING on TO-DAY.

Funeral Of Royal Phelps. Gricc chapel ~ m
Moninnu' Park races. 2:3O T. ~. ,
Vo4,- /, cmer boat rlcc, OAK Point, hllcin,oh;,
ID paitnrc of Frosh AR party Tor Norm hamp'on'
M1tR. u. m. - 49, u.,.t -.
New. York rostl N baachnl match. Polo Grounds, q
n. ~. . r..,- t,.,,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-02
o11r1No or "MAY RLOssOMg CHILpREN.

Yesterday was day of unalloyed pleasure for
the children employed in May Blossom" at INC
of Charles Loew, Of the Iron Steamboat
Company, they went an excursion to
COney Island. They set off early IN the morning
mud did not return until late in the evening having
lust time for their usual nap before going TO the
theatre TO take their parts in the evening perform
snce While on the Island they went through the
whole round of amusements to be enjoyed there.
they rode the fiery, unamed steeds Of the merry
Eo.rounds, were whired down the mInia-
lure Alpine declivities of the cOasting
slides dug In the sand filling their shoes herewith
a IN duty bound. padded Ia the surf, and in all
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-02

number of merchants have complained 10 the
Health Board of the occupants Ol the lt1llah
quarter in Ralr0adaye,, IA the rear OF Their stores
ne Italians spread rag, aud bones aud "lhrr
offensive matter IN their yard and the smell aTlS
ing th"rctIOm is dangerous. HE Hoard 81 i'dlh
his appointed special committee to abate the
InI-InlN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-02
.vvopx DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY, IssTEN PAGES

and South TO act tremendously with their friends in the
Eastern States To personally the matter Is probably
Of slight consequence TO the workngmen of the Repub
lie III OF the utmost consequence that Grover Cleveland
should lie defeated We therefore xlous
readers jealous and united in their support Of Blaine and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-02
1nlNEn TIE Amy

Youn Inln to druggist. " want T. got some arncl
Russian "a We, carb0c ada, Empress Relief DaWss
p, NI er ami package Of sticking plaster" Druggsl
An ri.h cir, all right Anybody eOt hnftl" Y. NJ;
ION, no, I've Just bought u boy Gle '-somef'iis
journal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-02

cherished principles We believe II wae never 80 near
ready 10 accept prohibition now: We 40 NOT donpe
that when have pressed this 'eiorm niue
In the States Il will be taken hold OF by the party;
aud when that Ia done, success Ia near at hand.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-02

manner of ways had general good time, i IN ohe
Were roster aud eyes brighter for the trip, whio
Mrs Fernandez was speechlcss from her oraao had
tempt TO answer all the questions her charges h"u
Piled her with throughout the day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-02
STATEN ISLAND.

Nrw-BmGHToN.-lhc LADIES' Club for outdoor
sports held Il sIcccssiuImeetngat Camp Washing
ton yesterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-02
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
M1N1ArufE ALAIAVAr.

MINIATURE ALNANAG
s1-r,sst 81 .cts7.lO doos sets 1903 Io)1s l;stL II
HtGH WATER TODAY.
V-S.l ~ Hook &4S Gov I-lanl, 42l liel Cato. GlG
PV-Sar llooA AZ GOV Island. AS ilcH Gaze, 6A2
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-02
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF
RAILWAYS REGULATING PILLS.

Purely Vegetable Perfectly Tlstess Ee antv Coated tes
the from diseases cure ard prevent prrated and
ngeous maadies by tonng up the mern secIeOns %
healthy action. Sold by Druggists; % cts. a box.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1884-02-20
New Advertisements
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE;

COMMISSIONERS OFFICE;
~ Woodstock. Va. Feb. is, 1884
To Josiah Stickley shift. Comr. admr. Of H. s
McCombs decd. and Of Chas. Bush dec d, and tn
widow Of said McComb decd complts. and Geo
@. Lobdell and Ada his wife, David P. Bush, Chas
Bush, VIM. Bush, Ellen Bush. widow Of Charlie
Bush Iced, or If any Of them be dead to thei
personal approximations; and w. A. WightmaI
sheriff comr admir-. Of Jos. Marston decd and al
others concerned.
You are hereby notified that have fixed upor
the 18th day Of March neat between the hours OF
O'Clock A NJ and 6 O'Clock P NJ II fair. IL not
the next fair day thereafter Sunday excel ted
TO take and SETTLE at my Office, the accounts,
], Whether any, If any, Whist rents shall be al
lowed to the widow and heirs Of Chas. Bush dec d
for their portion Of Caroline Furnace property
since July LIST 1856 and by whom the same should
be paid, and IN doing so report the fair yearly
rental value for each year and part of same from
July st 1856 to March 81, ISL.
2, To ascertain the interest Of the several own
ers Of Caroline Furnace property.
g. To settle the accounts OF the special commits
rioner of,sale, NJ. " alton showing the amount e
costs paid out and other expenditures under for
mer decree in this cause and his receipts, the
amount Of bonds in his hands for said safe with
interest thereon to daT Of report.
4. After ascert&ning the foregoing accounts,
comr. shall report the exact amount, which may
be payable TO each Of the owners Of the property
aforesaid being the share of each one in the pro-
ceeds of the sale Of the same to Mrs. Ellen Bush
In doing 20 the comr. shall state an account with
each owner charging for rents and profits and
should Geo. @. Lobdell be liable for any deductinr
the same from his share but creditng the amount
decreed to be due him by decree Sept. l, 1871 fol
Improvements put upon the property between
Aug. 1879 and March 1871 less any amount paid .
him by the comr. Of sale, required to be tax en-
by the decree Of Shenandoah Circuit Court rem
dsred on the %, Of March 1872 and April 9, 1888 in
suit in chancsry depending in said court be-
tween II. 8. McCombs &c. complts. and @. @.
| I0bdell data ana ~ taEfnD n
said accounts shall not be commenced, or having
been commenced should not be completed on
that day, the taking Of the same wi be adjourned
from day to cay or from place to place, until the
the same are taken and completed.
Given under my hand ~ Commissioner In
chancery OF the said court. in said office in said
comfy the day and year first aforesaid.
Feb. 2C-td. +. W. MAGR UDER.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1884-02-20

The ShermAn-Mahone resolutions
ought to be amended so as t. provide
for investigating affairs at our neighbour
ing city, Winchester. One individual
by the name Of Mace started the publ
cation Of a Mahoneite paper 10 mat
city, and af,er sucking from bis party
friends all the money aud credit they
we're willing 20 have extracted without
receiving any compensating benefits, he
abandoned that city and bis paper and
went to Washington. from which place
be dictated q letter 10 Mahoneile
paper 10 the Valley. charging the peo-
pie OF Winchester with all sorts Of
lawlessDess. The mayor, and chief OF
police. and Mace's landlord, all Ma
honehes, in a card in .he Winchester
Times, say that the statement made by
Mace that he left Winchester on ac-
count of personal intimidation or was
intimldated on account OF his. politics to
be absolutely without foundation"
Let Congress start the 'outrsge mill"
aid the Eliza Pinkstons and Mshones
and Maces will not be wanting to keep
It grinding. for of such is the kingdom
that ruled once in Virginia. - Clarke
Courier.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1884-02-20
Charity Versus Malignity

The appeals for aid from the suffer.
ers by the Ohio foods have received no
reader nor hearlier responses In any
part Of the country than from the peo-
pie of Virginia. Generous suhscrip.
tons have been made IN every section
of the State, and Virginia has Joined
hands with New England and th North
in the work of extending aid 10 she
suffering West. While Virginia is
thus proclaiming by actions, which
speak louder than words, that she is
free from sectional animosity, and thai
she feels for The sufferers of Ohio as il
they were her own children, Senator
Sherman, of O.io. is devoting all hi:
energies to waving the "bloody shirt
aud endeavoring to create prejudice
and bitterness at the North against a
State which is holding out the hand Of
sympathy and assistance to his own
people. Even Danville, which he is
trying to show was the seat Of blood,
conspiracy against the colored voters.
is sending handsome contributions Ia
the constituents Of the Senator who Is
busily engaged in maligniug and as.
persing her. The generous sympathy
shown by Virginia is not likely 10
make any impression upon Senator
Sherman, but the people OF Ohio, it is
TO be hoped, will remember it when
Senator Sherman comes before them IN
the next campaign with the "blOody
shirt" which be has endeavored to
manufacture and dye at Dan ville.-
Bait. Sun.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1884-02-20
WOODSTOCK, VIRGINIA.
Wednesday Feb 20 1854.

The Republican and Readjuster COM
mittees held a joint session in Rich
mond, last Saturday, and united IN a
call for a convention to send delegates
10 the National Republican convention.
Two committees representing two par
ties call convention TO send delegates
to a one party convention. Why this
dual arrangement? If the Republican
party Is a single party why does it re-
quire Two con mitties OF two parties?
Merely 10 deceive the people,
The negroes OF Eastern Virginia
are the hone and sinew OF the
Republican party, while the whites OF
the Valley, who are not yet willing to
acknowledge that they are republicans,
are 10 be hived as rea6iusters, but voted
as republicans. This Is one Of The sharp
schtmes OF the sharp chairman, Gen.
VIM. Malone. He expects to unite
the two parties before the presidential
election, but be will find 1t difficult to
muster many Of the farmers OF the Val.
ley, into high protective Republican
party. Our people are not opposed to
u tariff for revenue, one whose object
and effect is 10 furnish sufficient reye.
pub TO meet the legitimate expenses Of
the government, but they are opposed
10 high protective tariff, which robs
tie fsimer and piles up hundreds Of
millions OF surplus money 10 the United
States Treasury.
Malone, smartiDg under tina rsbuke
Of last fall. will DO his utmost to regain
bis reputation as q political leader, but
Virginia has no use for him. The
present Legislature will take the cleo
ton machinery out Of bis hands and his
party cannot be saved by bogus tax
tickets. Let every democrat do his
6uty and Mahone's efforts TO isjure
Virginia will be futile.