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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-19
heir names came tefore the Housc) BY the

their names came Iefore the House, by the
members from those counties.
On the night the Legislature adjourned
delivered valedictory In doggerel verse
addressed 10 the three parties OF the Legs
lature, and 10 the colored members; VINO
had been satisfied with the Offices OF Door,
Keepers when they might have. claimed
Judges for their counties from the party
which they had placed in power aud given
1.-THE control Of tho Legislature " when u
was making judges in such hoera
wav and regardless of any legal require,
ments or qualifications, and all by the ala
Of the colored vote.
Ny address to them IN this connection
was as follows:
snow though many spells OF ONCE we're dis-
Yet for the colored memb ers. no ofilces could be
found: -.
Though success OF this Liberal party to them
alone was due. .,.,.
For Il could have done nothing without tnen
votes 10 aid them through.
Aud though IL made judges hore Tor eVry
county In the state,
IL never thought II right and proper 70 give 'neh
one 10 date;
Though fourteen counties in the State sent you
here 10 frame their laws,
And q Judge was due you for each county. and
Should have been freely rendered you. as 1, did
not desire
Thorn to be learned 10 the law" nor sobrieiyre-
quire,
And surely In your counties colored judges
miFht be found
That would be we'll qualified and to the party
bound
For often Judges we're in caucus made and
names brought out here
That were neither "Iearned In the law " nor
had a character
And others were so offensive as TO be cast over
board,
And many party-made judges have proved
heavy load.
The results OF your great labor have indeed
proved - be poor
As they have commenced and ended In the
keeper OF door"
Now, "if this be treason make the most
Of it,"
Your course in regard to Professor Lang
ston's congressional fight last year, by OPP
posing the wishes Of majority Of the PEG;
pie aud depriving them Of their Just and
vested rights. has at last opened the eyes
of the colored race (whose votes gave you
all the political importance you ever had,
and that great wrong will forever damn
YOU in the estimation of all thosewho have
the independence and the moral courage
TO think and act for themselves.
A. p. ROVE.
T,edcJ7cIsbuyq. Va, October IL, 1889.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-19

PAMPLIN CITY, Va, October II, 1Ss

PAMPL1N CRY, VA, October II, 1889.
To the Editor Of the Dispatch
Nh. Mussey's letter to the Cincinnati
Commercial Gazette says:
THE general run of food in a
town like Palnpln is hog and homlny,
sow-belly and greens, middlins, sassage,
and corn-pOne of the consistency of
putty, or wheat biscuit an inch thick,
which cuts off like cutting a section of old
cheese. principal dish Is called Boston
baked beans 1t bears about rs much re-
semblence TO genuine Boston baked beans
rs boiled dog does to canvas back duck. 1t
is a bowl of sloppy mess of the consistency
of ordinary soup, the surface covered with
a heavy coating of hog-fat boiled out of
the chunk Of SOW belly which floats IN az
attenuated and discouraged way upon the
surface
1t causes good deal of amusement here.
OF course the Democrats and the better
class of citizens who take no part IN his
entertainment took no offence at his crlti-
cisms upon our fare.
But what is TO be said of the tact Of q
correspondent who goes around TO pOlltl-
cal meetings and makes such comments as
these upon the way in which the people he
meets live.
Where are his manners?
Where are his brains?
What good does it do for General Ma
hone to get up and make a rousing speech
when a correspondent " knocks all the fat
in the fire. by his ill-timed remarks?
What will the people of the great Pork
opolis, to which his letter was sent, think
when he speaks so contemptuously of
"middling" and calls it "sow-belly."
Go on. Mr.. Mussey. Give us another
turn. You are the very man we want.
Write another such letter-the Dispatch
will see that we hear of it-and then come
TO Us after the election and we will give
you rousing reception and good, old;
fashioned Virginia dinner that will expand
your views. make YOU unbutton your vest,
and remove every trace of malice and bit
terness from your soul. ,.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-19
WHAT Sort Of Man Malone Is.

II Is evident TO everybody who reads
many northern Republican papers that
there are northern people who suppose
MALONE TO be anything else than the bad
man bis own people know him TO be. We
deem II proper, therefore. tolay before our
northern Republican exchanges fact
which is recorded in Governor CAMKRos's
recent letter, but which they have never
become acquainted with. that letter being
90 long that it is probable nobody outside
Of Virginia ever read the whole Of it. Gov
ernor CAMERON is man Of unimpeachable
verscity. He is Republican. And he re-.
lates the following:
"0n July 20. 1884, appeared in the Rich.
mond Whig an article, signed Xxx, aud
dated at Rockbridge Alum Springs. Va,
which alleged In substance that !, William
i. Cameron, Governor. was about to call
"a extra session OF the General Assembly
(then Democratic By two thirds majority
under the threat Of Impeachment and mil
ifnry o0Srcion Il / did not yield to that
6en;apd 1hst statement was - felse then
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-19
What of the ORGANIZATION ?

We repeat our question of few days
ago, What of the organization? The pros
pect for Democratic victory was never
brighter. The State Democratic Execu-
tive Committee have done their duty in
pushing the canvass as regards utilizing
the services of our speakers. The speakers
have done their duty. and it may be said
they have lighted the watchfres of De-
mocracy on every hilltop in the State.
But what has been accomplished in towns,
villages. and magisterial districts III the
way of rendering the work of the
committee and of the speakers the more
effective? Are the Democratic hosts so
we'll in hand as respects organization that
the result of the battle OF November the
9th can be predicted with absolute certain
typ This is a question that every Demo-
crat should ask himself. The enthusiasm
OF this campaign has never been surpassed.
But IL should be remembered that enthu-
siasm alone is not guarantee of success.
On the contrary, in a political contest it
too often breeds that most subtle of dan
gers, over-confdence We cannot afford
10 TAKE M thinR AOI sfuhSou III IniS OOh-
test. The political fate not only of Virginia
but OF the entire South depends upon the
outcome. That fact is recognized through
out the country by Republican as well as
by Democratic papers. The struggle Will
be a life-and-death struggle between south
ern civilization and Radical malignity. A
Republican victory would be encourage
ment to the South-haters in Congress to do
their worst in the way OF passing laws that
would bind this section hand and foot 10
the car Of her enemies. The evil such a
victory would entail is too horrible almost
to contemplate. and therefore II would be
crime 20 risk mourning II when it can be
avoided by allying local organization and
work with the enthusiasm of the campaign.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-19
The Prohibition Ticket.

To the Editor ofR,e Dispatch:
| am sorry Good Templar has made il
necessary for me TO ask for another COM
munication. but with your permission |
cannot allow such unjust insinuations to
90 to the public unnoticed. First let me
say that my error would have been cor
rccted the next day after it was published
had Good Templar not asked me to hold
il over for the inspection of another Good
Templar Why it was not published on
Thursday | do not know, as it was sent 10
the Dispatch for that purpose. Good
Templar" speaks of my card announcing
nv self-nOmnatiOn. The first time was
asked to accept nomination ! was asked
by a Good Templar-a high official in the
order. After questioning my temperance
record Good remplar" triest to create the
impression that am the sole mover in the
work of our club and that it is all done to
"seduce Good Templars." II would have
been an easy matter for Good Templar
TO have found out that all these insinua-
tions are unjust. think 1t is understood
that when gentleman publishes refec-
tions on IA person he will furnish his name
TO the public. Good Templar's" article
sounds like the product of an old party
office-hOlder. G. NJ. SAuTHDEAL.
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A Gard from Mr.. Taylor.
The Editor of The DisDatch :

To tte EditOf OF ne UlSDdtch:
That flaming patriot. Mr.. William II.
Beveridge, will find 1t difficult 10 raise my
temper above its natural moderation, as |
am determined to agree with him in every
thing.
In a public speech he asserts that am
ashamed to meet him in open debate. Yes,
| confess am ashamed to meet him any
where. He also charges that | am an
atheist! That. too, is true TO this extent
| never doubted the existence of God un-
Nj saw Beveridge, and the moment he
escapes out of life | shall return to my
former belief
! am indeed very unfortunate man, for
while have to smash bacteria " with
other people simply use
fue-tooth comb and thumb-nail.
T. +. TAYLOR.
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New Books.
and peOpl.

The ElOcmionisrS AnnuGi No. II, Containing
the largest and Best Selections for Read,a3
On. Rciia'i0n. Compiled by Mrs. }. w.
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For sale by the publishers.
Jokes. a Fresh Crop. Gathered by HENRY
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Haadbook Of Pronunciation and Phonetic
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1889. Cloth so cents.
For sale 10y the publishers.
Ta5'ea,r, CharddeS, and P0nt0mineS. Phila-
delpha: Same publishers. 1882 Price
in paper 30 cents.
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4 Card from Judge Waddiil.

To ne Editor Of he Dispatch:
In Your report in to-day's issue of what
I said at the Broad-street meeting last
night III reference to the suppression Of
the vote of Jackson Ward in this city you
do me Injustice in so far as You leave the
impression that advised, or would advise,
wrongs of which | complained. What
said. after referring to the elections in
Jackson Ward and condemning the
methods there adopted by the Democrats
to carry elections, was this: That if the
Republicans of Jackson Ward should have
gone into Clay Ward and adopted the same
plan for the suppression of the vote of that
ward that had been pursued by the Demo-
Gratis in Jackson Ward that bloodshed and
riot would have followed long ago.
Respectfully, EDMUND WADDILL, in.
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p,cuvovn W sentember %. 1875

This "a 20 certify that had tumor located al
the inner corner Of my eyebrow about the size
of a marble, extending down III the corner Of
my eve II mai been coming for some eight
wears, and for the last three or four years gave
me much unessiness, Is my eye was much al
fected by It; but after some six weeks Of DR..
Mollard's treatment the tumor came out, ana
my eve was well. and II has now been we'll some
three or four mOnths-ds we'll "a 1t ever was, not
iniuring my sight IN the least SO can heartily
recommend the 10 tor 10 all who may be afiiict-
ed with similar diseases. X. A. JOSEPH,
No. 9i2O. cornell short ana Scott streets, Union
Hill klchmOld Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-19

a. II Ia now. II was so Ianony-
nouslyl published in General Mahone's
own paper, tho Richmond Wing. That ~,
he not only attacked me outrageously and
anonymously in his own paper, but he mis-
dated the letter in order TO make my sus-
picion of the authorship fall on some one
else. And have admission, under his own
signature. that he was the author Of that
letter"
Comment ia unnecessary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-19
HINTON JOTTINGS.
Material Progress-Thc Baptist Associa-
tiOn-Politics.

Material PrOgress-1hc baptlst hssoci"-
tiOn-Politics.
Correspondence OF tho Richmond Dispatch.l
HINTON. w. VA, October II. 1889,
Hinton is quiet and orderly. with indl-
cations of a considerable boom in the near
future The Brownstone Company, one
mile west of Hinton. at Tug creek; Is
working good force of hands building
roadbed. &c. They expect to begin ship,
ping in a short time. The Chesapeake and
Ohio Company are extending their track
to the Balinger farm; over one hundred
hands are employed and the work Is pro-
crossing rapidly.
The twenty-tifth annual session OF the
Baptist General Association met with the
Greenbrier Baptist Church at Anderson to-
day at II o'clock A. NJ.
Dr. ID. y. Purinton was chosen president
and Rev. Il. IL. Saddler secretary.
Drs. John A. Broaddus, II. A. Upper
and other distinguished ministers are pres
ent. The association is well attended, and
much interest manifested.
West Virginia Democrats are earnestly
desiring the defeat of Renegade Malone and
the elevation of the gallant Phil. Mchln-
ney and his worthy associates.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-19
RICHMOND. Va, june 9, lss

ltTIHNUNU.
DR.. A. G. Wollard is a mem ber OF my pastoral
charge In this city. He Is Christian gentleman
Of unimp eached character, aud commands the
respect and confidence OF our people. 10 curing
cancer which no makes his specially, Dr. VOL,
lard has met with remarkable success, ana !
have no doubt that in ovcry case presented Tor
his treatment ne will give = candid and trust
worthy opinion. Dr. Wollard has certhcateS
from gentlemen OF this city and OF other places
Of the very highest character testiiying 70 MS
success $ :. LAMBETH,
Pastor Broad-street Methods. Episcopal church,
South, Virginia.
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N.Y. CHRIST EPISCOPAL

tSy CHRIST EPISCOPAL
CHURCH-Rey. JAMS r. FUSsrAN, Pastor
Divine services at II A. 81. ana r. NJ. Sunday
school at $50 4. NJ.
CHAPEL OF THE REDERNER Chelsea HEp.-
Services at $3.50 p. n.
Holy TRINITY MISSION SUNDAY SCHOOL will
commence its thrI session at i.s chapel in tho
Ballard House on Fourteenth street. The open
ING service will DO held at O'Clock p. NJ.
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The Democratic State Executive Commit
tee requests all the Democratic papers in
Virginia TO copy the tickets we printed in
our issue of yesterday and make an expla-
nation in regard to them similar to theone
we made. Let no votes be lost because of
defective tickets. We ought to have pub
lshed this request yesterday.
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TINTED STATES ENGINEER OF

1 FIcE, 9o5E EAST MAlS strict. hi.n-
N0SD. VA October ~, is,1-PkoPurAL, i.f
DRf BONO ln james river, virginia. az hlrs.-
land Reach, will DO received Gntt AOON or ti 3D.
TOBgR rs. 1879 eul then opened The aztec
ton 0f bidders Is invited TO she Aets ~ Cong
approved February -. lsst Ani February
isT. Volume -. rsgo .g. .ri Volume q. pogo
"a. statutes 40 Large. All Information can ID
had u the resisont engineer. ~. e.. T.. n. Borg
wyu. WILLIAM Z. CkAIDnIL., 60. rn'i 0f a.-
gineer. uitei states array. ct b.
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esg- LEIGH.sTREET BAPTIST

re- LEIGH-STREET BAPTIS L
CHURCH corner Twenty-nfth and Leigh
stree.s,-Rex j. NJ. FROST, d. D.. Pastor-Presch-
log at II A. NJ. The annual meeting Of the
Young Ladies' Aid Society, which was postponed
las. Sunday evening. will be held to-mmorrow
evening ats O'clock. Sermon BY Dr. j. NJ. FROST.
Sunday school at 9:l5 A. NJ.
Young mons prayer-mee.ing Tuesday night
o; O'Clock.
All welcome. Is
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A. O. HAEDLEY.
HARRELLsyILLE, y. c.. March "a, 1851

DR.. A. G.. WOlidrd:
Ny Dear Sir,-About the year 1871 q smslllump
appeared on my right cheek, which very slowly
increased IN size. and from which there was a
slight but constant discharge. IL was not pain
full, but was quite disagreeable. In the year
iss2 il commenced eating very slowly upward on
the face, leaving az open ulcer, which was worry
offensive, and in 1857 sharp, darling pains we're
freQuent, and was satisfied Il was assuming a
malignant character. II was then that applied
70 DR.. Wollard, OF Richmond, Va, who told
me il was rose cancer tie commenced
his treatment OF my case about the sd
day OF January, 1893. and hls plaster remained
on there until the 18th day Of May, 1888, when II
camo of. leaving slight scar. |. Is now about
two years since Il came OF, aud IL now perfectly
we'll and perfect cure. With a grateful heart.
give you this. my certificate, aad trust that any
poor sufferer who may see this may cali upon
You aud be healed also May God, in lis mercy.
bless, protect, and defend you from all harm.
ana suffer you even In your old age 10 live long
that YOU may bring health and happiness TO
thousands Of sufferers, 10 the prayer OF your
grateful friend, JOHN SHARP.
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INV. ]. II. " ANNEN LN.
South Boston. Halifax county, Va.
,sprpa Va. LIrrIK CuuRcH srRErr M,

PETERSBURG, VA, LITTLE CHURCH STREET, III
July ], 1884. I
This Is 10 certify that suffered greatly from
cancer OF the breast OF twelve months standing.
II gave me- much pain and uneasiness. IL was
about the size Of a silver dollar whom / applied
10 DR. Wollard. He undertook my case and after
about four months treatment | was entirely
cured. nov feel no symptoms OF the disease,
and csn recommend the Doctor 10 all who may
be suffering from such diseases.
MRS. SARAH TAYLOR.
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MINERAL WATERS.
A G A r d.
SINCE The Introduction OF the

S.nce tl0 IntrOIucIIVu OF Ilo
THOMPsoN's BRoMISE ARSENIC WATER
In this market, In July, 1885,, The sale OF IL has
been large, aud whom used To the diseases FOR
which it Is recommended, the effect has been
salts. ac,ory In nearly all cases, and IN many In
stances the most WONDERFUL RESULTS have
followed is use. II we were 70 publish one
tweptleth OF the letters we receive from grateful
persons who hayo been benefited BY II va
could no, nnd room In our catalogue. We learn
through the NEWSPAPERS that numerous
other Bromlne Arsenic Springs have been un-
earthed, and they delight in making compari-
sons with the Thompson spring. We thank
them for their help In thus making the OkIGt-
NAL and DrsEkvEbLY-P0PCLAR WATER
sti!i better known. and rust they will continue
10 advertise Us WRITE fON PAMPHLET,
TilR POLK MILLER DRUG COMPANY,
90 i5-oodtSoit General Agents.
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ang- TRINITY METHODIST EPIS-
CoPAL CHURCH, SOUTH corner OF Broad and
Twentieth strcets). -Preaching at IL A. VI. snd
S P. NJ. by Rev. j. A. kern, D. ID. WEDNESDAY
NIGHT service By tho Pastor at 6 o'clock. Sunday
school at s:i5 A. NJ. Prayer-meeting SUNDAY
AFTERNOON at $3.50.
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ERnRI-IPY L. 1ern

This is 70 certify that hal a cancer on the
side of my face larger than silver dollar, OF
ten years standing. aud treated by four Of the
hest physicians OF the country. and received no
penelt: but on the contrary, continued 10 grow
worse I suffered intense pain with II, and
much uneasness OF mind. applied 70 DR.. A.
q. Wollard Of Richmond aud he undertook my
case: and after Fix months treatment by him
was entirely we'll. ! consider II perfect cure,
leaving no trace OF the disease whatever, sew
eral months having passed since the cure was
Affected. | do most cheerfully recommend all
persons afflicted with cancer 10 apply 10 Dr..
Mollard.
My ADDRESS, Wilson's Landing. Charles City
connty Va ". l.. BARROW.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-19

rsy- CLAY-STREET METHODIST
EPISCOPAL CHURCH. SOUTH corner Of Clay
and Adams strcets).-Preschng by the pastor,
Rev w. H. ArwILr, at II A. NJ. and 7:O T. NJ.
sunday school at o A. NJ. Wednesday services
at7:45 P. NJ Thursday class and prayer-meet-
ing at 7.45 p. NJ. Is
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sss~ THE METHODIST SUNDAY

SCHOOL SOCIETY.-The annual meeting OF the
BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THE METHODIST
SUNDAY-SCHOOL SOCIETY OF RICHMOND
AND MANCHESTER will be held at Broad-street
church SUNDAY AFTERNOON al 81 o'clock. Tho
election Of officers and other important matters
will be attended 10.
Ro. e. RICHARDSON, President
Charles p. Rady, Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-19
SOUTH Boston. VA. April ., 1884

IL 's WU''IIIWs
Dear Sir.-I have waited for three years 70 test
the permanency Of the cure you made Of the
cancer on the right side OF my face, and now
voluntarily testify both 10 the fact aud pcrma-
nency Of the cure This do with gratitude and
a due appreciation OF your skill and success, and
most earnestly recommend all who are Afflicted
with cancers and tumors 10 avail themselves Of
your treatment. ANY one desiring particulars
may obtain them by addressing
REV. j. X. WAGGESER.
South Boston, Halifax county, Va
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RA1ElGH. y. C.. March 81. 4

For the benefit Of the AFFLICTED wish TO state
my wife had n cancer on her nose, which gave
her much trouble and uneasiness. DR.. Wohard,
who has been stopping here for several weeks,
applied his medicines some SIX weeks ago ana
now the cancer Is out aud the place healed up
very nicely, anu / am well satisfied with the
cure. Respectfully,
MILES GOODWIN.
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sALIsprRY. y. G, Octobor 3, lss
Dr.. 4. &. Wofldrd:

Dear Sir,--l write 10 let you know that my
ca ncer IL cured. IL had teen IN my lett breast
about twelve months, and by the application OF
your great remedies has been finally cured. 1
thank Providence that my case was placed IN
the reach OF you and your remedies, aud hope
that all suffering from that dreadful malady,
cancer may DO able TO reach you and be
cured as have been. Many thanks 10 you FOR
what you and your great remedies have done
for ne. Respectfully, 81 a. BARBER.
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HOUSE, or RErgEsESTArIvEs,
~ ~ T.as.a = 1874

Ibaye known DR.. A. q. Wollard for several
years and take pleasure In saying that he "
known In Richmond, where he has resided ana
prscticed his profession for many years, As
gentleman OF unquestioned character ana Is
worthy and estimable citizen. $780,,
GEORGE ID. WISE,
Member Of Congress, Third Congressional Dis
tfict Of Virginia
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-19

The Philadelphia Press says: Every day
adds to the probabilities of Republican VIC
tory in Virginia next month" Sometimes
the efforts of the Press TO be humorous are
vary burnOrOus
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Ty,O BUILDERS. OFFICE OF THf

/ LIGHTHOUSE ENGINErN, flFiH hNp
SIXTH DISTRICTS. BALTIMORE. Sd, o. POI D
l.. tssa-PKOP JNAl.S will bc rHenifsd az tI'f
onire until ~ o'clock noon 4 FRIDAY he l.fH
day ~ NO7cmber, 1889. for furnishing no mat
rials aud ianor az al kinds necessary Tor itf
erection aul delivery OF ihe NnWrot NcHr liR
house, Hampton iOlls, Va Fian-. spe.'iN'
tlon.. forms az proposal. AMI other informal I
may ~ obtained Oh Application to ms on
Tho right j. reserved 20 re.ort ans - nN D. Do
and o. waive any defects =. G. hAlhAiIl 81
Captain % Engineers Uni.d states arn
Ilght-houss Engineer, Hifgl aui SIKH iis!Iltt'
o. i5-eOG0t
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after all it would be perfectly natural
for the Democracy to again adopt the
policy Of obstruction" Perfectly patriotic
and right if you refer to the question OF
the organization Of the House.