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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-16
LOCAL NOTES.

Mr.. William Cans. Of A. Saks & Co
and who manages the Richmond branch
of ihe hou-s. it is understood was in a
dying condition i'm Baltimore yesterday
The disease from which he IS suffering
is consumption Of the luugs.
The graceful action Of the Richmond
delegation in loing over to Mckinney
yesterday as soon as II was found that
he was the choice Of the Virginia De-
mocracy. made many friends for Col
Onel Beirne. The Gallant Colonel
can sweep the deck four years from
now il he then enters the lists.
In our report of the proceedings Of
the Board Of Alderman in Mondays
paper Alderman Snead was made
TO find fault with the superintendent
Of the almshouse for using the beds
and bedsteads' that had been used in
the smallpox epidemic. Mr. Snead re-
quests the report TO be ameuded
Oy striking out the word beds" He
only complained of the bedsteads.
Chairman Henry Hudnall, of the City
Republican Committee. says that he
cordially invites and earnestly urges all
Republican voters IN the city Of Rich
mOnd TO assemble with their fellow Re
publicaus in their respective precinct
meetings next Mouday night. for the
purpose OF selecting their delegates to
the City Convention. which will elect
delegates and aiternates to the State
Republican Convention, according to
their published programme. And, this
duty the chairman thinks they ought
III no wise to omit.
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THE TURF.
Results Saratoga Races Nesterday-En-
tries for Io-Day's Racing at saratoga.
Results Of yesterdays racing at

Results Saratoga Races Nesterday-In-
tries for To-Day, Racing at Saratoga.
Results Of yesterdays racing at
Saratoga:
Fnst race, three -fourth5 of a mile
Milton first. Polemus second, Sue
ccssor third. Time 1874.
Second race. one and one-sixteenth
OF a mile -lIindccraft first, Bessie
June second. Time I 81.
Third race, one and five eighths OF a
mile, Saratoga Montrose first.
Layinia Bell second, Gypsy Queen
third. Time 1904.
Fourth race, one and oue.eighth Of
mile. handicap sweepstakes-Gym
first. Nosburg second. Ben Harrison
third. Time 2.0i.
Fifth race, tirec-fourths Of a mile.
selling -Fenelon first, Big Brown jug
sec' nd, Remsen third. Time :2Ot.
Sixth race, three-fourths of a mile.
selling. Macaulcy first. Redstoue
second, Mamie Hunt third. Time
1921.
ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY's RACES
The following are the entries for to-
day racing at Saratoga, commencing
at 1870 4. NJ.
First race, five-eighths Of a mile. two
year old maidens-lleinet. l07: Sir
Mcdred Mana. hlly. 10l: Forest. l0f:
Fellowship. 1O7: Garoga. 1Oi Major
Tom, iO7. Starlight. 10f; Ravenhill. lO7:
Lemoin H.. lO1: Harry Weldon, 107.
Second race. one mile-King Of Nor
folk f2i; Esteiie, 7j: Reveller. III:
kltty r.. llG: Wild Cherry, 1913; 81.
Luke, 1871: Maylap.. lO3, Quindora
Belle. iii.
Ihirdrace. .eleyen-sjxieenih Of a mile. !
three-year-olds maidens - Benedict. !
iO5: Sunshine. iOf: Rustic. III: Gyda. /
lOi. Bonalette, lOG: FoDsette. 1906: !
6lenmore Rember, gelding. 1O9: Re-
1ccca, TOT: King Idicr, 109: Lady Reel, |
100.
Fourth race. and one one-sixteenth |
miles Laura Davidson. i06. Keystone.
Il). Brown Princess. 80: Satisfaction,
.O3, Col. Clark. 1l0.
Fifth race. one mile and ten yards. I
.elling -Ge0rge COrbett. 81: Carrie g.,
O5: shamrock. 102; An os. ll3; Felix.
0}: Donald. fCi; John Jay S., 81, Boo
'aclo. ll2' The Lion. ll6; Opellus, 100:
Bay Ridge il3.
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PETERSBURG. Va. August l5.-
While the people Of this city are sorry
that their favorite candidate. Captain
S. ". Venable. did nos receive the
nomination, yet they will support Cap
tain Mckinney and the rest of the
ticket. rot only With pleasure, but
with all the zeal becoming Democrats
who have det, ,rmiued - do the full
measure OF their duty.
The remains of Mr.. y. G.. Neuable.
a son Of Captain S. W. Veuabie. who
died Yesterday at Old Point. reached
the city this afternoon and will be
buried in Blaudford Cemetery t0-mor-
row. Mr. Yenable had long been q
sufferer with consumption and had
gone TO Old Point with the hope that he
might be benefited by a change Of
climate.
Henry Moore. the colored murdered
from GreeBsvlle county. Va. confined
in the city Jail and who has determined
to commit suicide by starvation, still
refuses to eat anything. To-day is the
sixth day Of his fast.
from trustworthy information it Is
learned that there is in Brunswick
county the best high land crop Of corn
known in the county for years. and
that the tobacco and cotton crops are
far above average ones.
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FoREleNn

LIVERPOOL August lJ.-Mr. Stewart,
an analy tical chemist Of Glasgow. has
written a letter stating in his de-
lberate opinion thar James Maybrick
died from the effects Ct his secret habit
Of arsenic drinking the poison being
taken as desiderainm. Mr Stewart
was prepared 20 testify at the trial Of
Mrs. Maybiick. and is the witness
whose evidence the condemned woman
declares was kept back.
The London Laaccf. the most noted
of medical journals. prints a iiye.col-
umn review Of the trial. and comes TO
the conclusion that the verdict was
warranted by the evidence.
BOULANGER's SENTENCE APPROVED.
PARIS. August 1.-The Republican
journals are confident that public opir-
ION Will ratify the decree Of the Senate
Court. and this conviction is strength.
encd by the fact lhat the sentence i'm
posed upon General Boulanger Count
Dillon. and Henri R7chefort created no
excitement whatever ~ the city. nor Is
there any movement to indicate that
the courts judgment Will be resented.
THAT OPENED LETTER.
LONDON. August l5.-In the House
ot Commons tonight Mr.. Sexton said
it had been told. him that the Home
Office h8d authorized the postal cfli-
cia's 90 Open all letters which
came from America addressed TO
Mr.. Plrnell by hs mother. lie asked
il tins was correct. aud also'if the home
office had directed the postal officials
90 open and eNlminc the letters
sent TO him Sexton as
Mayor Of Dublin. by President
Harrison. Mr. Matthew'S. Home Secre-
try, stated very emphatically that he .
had not authorized the opening II any /
letter to which MIR. Sexton referred /
nor. said be. was there the .
siightest ground Tor believing that /
President Harrison 5 letter % the Mayor +
VI Dlbln had been opened 10y any one +
connected with the Po-toAice Depart
ment.
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LOUISIANA WHITE CAPS

ir""ght 4" Their s"n-es b1 Plant ~.
NEW ORLEANS. August 5.-The Pico.
gVae's Grand Coteau special says:
About , clock this morning a mob
visited the residence Of j. B. Duple-
chem, planter, living abour four miles
from tere, for the purpose OF "regu-
laung mulatto woman whose con
duct did not exactly suit their views.
The woman was takon by the crowd,
aud rs she was boing carried away
By them Duplechcia came out and
made an attempt TO boot. but his gLn
failed 10 fire, aud The mob turned and
seriously wounded him. Duplechein
fired after he was shot and caused the
mob TO release the woman. IL under
stood tfat the "regulalorsn can be-
Identified and 1t is likely that they will
be brought 20 justice.
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CORONER's VERDICT


over the EodN ot Judge Terry.
STOCKTON, CAL. August lj.-No new
facts were developed at the coroner 5
inquest over Judge Terry's body last
night. A number Of witnesses gave
their testimony, the proprietor of the
hotel at Lqthrop being among them
The coroner S jury then brought in q
verdict that the deceased came 10 his
death from the effects Of aun-shot
wounds inflicted by David Nagla al
LathrOp.
JUDGE FIELD RESUMES HIS OFFICIAL DU-
TIES.
SAN FRANCISCO, August 10 Justice
Field resumed his CiliciaI duties to-day,
and sat III the Circuit Court with Judge
Sawyer and Judge ID. J. Brewer, of
Kansas. Hes still constantly under the
protection Of a deputy marshal. as is
also Judge Sawyer. United States
Marshal Franks has received from Ma
Gle the details Of the affair. Nagle says
he is confident that Terry
drew back his hand after
striking Justice Field for the purpose
of pulling from his coat knife. he
was presumed 10 have carried, as he
once made affidavit that he always
went armed.
1t is the theory Of those about the
United Stat marshal s Office that Alrs.
Terry, when she threw herself on her
husband 5 body. took a weapon from
him. When the lady was searched 10
weapon was found.
WHAT POUcE-JUDGE KING KNOWS or
TERRY.
BUFFALO, y. Y. August lJ.-Pol ce-
Judge King. Of this city, was editor r
the San Francisco Bulletin during he
memorable days of AS, speaking OF the
late ex-Judge Terry to a United Press
reporter, Judge King said:
This man Terry has threatened my
life many time. His gang was after
me more than once. was friend Of
Broderic1, whom Terry shot. Terry |
was thorough desperadO. /
remember once, during a /
trial. Terry sat facing the witness box,
his feet on the bar. picking ms /
teeth with a bOwie-knife. Hs be-
gan to abuse the witusS, and az
ter enduring it quite while /
calmly, the latter retorted. Terry did
not sag a word. He reached into the
ear pocket Of his trousers, pulled re-
vOlyer and sho. the man dead. Terry
was never punished for this crime.
WARRANT FOR JUSTICE FIELD.
STOCKTON, CAL. August IA war
rant was issued TO day fos the arrest Cf
Justice Field. on complaint Of Mrs.
Ferry. who charges him with COM
Dlcity in tie killing Of Terry. The
sheriff has gone to San Francisco TO
serve The warrant. Judge Terry 5 re-
mains will be buried Friday. The body
remains at the morgue, and Ms. Terry
) constantly baside the coffin.
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OVER LIE JAMES.
Yesterdays Report from Manchester and
Aicirffx

Yesterday Report from Manchester and
Vicinity
Yesterday morning Charles Evans.
the colored man who sole the shot gun
from Ar. ". u. Gils. and who last
Tuesday morning gave Chief LipscomL
aud Officer Moles a very exciting chase,
was taken yesterday morning before
Magistrate Wilson Hewlett. of Swans
bJro. Chesterfield county. for trial.
Evans claimed that be bad taken the
gun from Mr. GIlls' house in order to
satisfy "a debt which he alleged Mr.
ellis owed him. The fact that the gun
was stolen was proved and not denied
He was given sixty days in Jail, and
was taken from the Manchester police
station. wherehe had been incarcerated,
90 the county Jail yesterday afternoon.
Commander W. IL. BarTap. Turner
Graham. secretary. and r. s. Denney,
OF Anchor Lodge. No. s, o. G.. G. have
paid tO The widow Of Il. b. n. Jewelt
$4,000 Oh his policy in that order.
The removal of mulberry trees on
uull street has been pronounced a good
thing 10y many Manchesterian. They
were removed 80 make way for the new
pavement. These mulberry trees tear
up the paven ent about as fast as II is
laid such is the upward tendency Of the
lOug slrnging roots.
Justice James VI. Perdue held the
Mayors Court yesterday morning,
Mayor Attkisson beirg in attendance on
the State Democratic Convention. which
met at 10 A. NJ There was only one
small cas- TO be considered. 1t was an
ordinance violation. party having
driven his team across the corner Of the
sidewalk. There was some doubt as to
where the sidewalk really began, and
the case was thereupon dismissed.
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CITY AND SUBURBAN.
LOCAL HAPPENINGS IN AND
ABOUT RICHMOND

VIII of Mr. Daniel Kerr strwart-rnnc-
raj of Mr.. Thomas ". McCancc- New.
aud Notc, from Beyond the James.
Home Ncvs in General
The Will Of the late Daniel Kerr
stewart was admitted TO probate yes
terday morning IN the Circuit Court of
heniico county by Judge b. r. Well
ford, Jr.
The estate is valued at II 800 .O0O.
The following executors qualified:
Mr. Joseph Bryan. Mr.. Thomas Pinck-
ney and RI. Rev. George W. Peterkin.
bishop Of West Virginia. They gave
bond IN the sum Of $1,000. 900.
With the exception Of some special
legacics to some Of this cousins in this
country and IN Scotland, am annuity of
tloV TO the Norman Stewart In
silirte at R0ihsay. Scotland, and the
sum of Sl2 600 TO the trustees Of
Emmanuel Church, llenrico county.
The residue of the estate is left to the
Of his two brothers. the late
John Stewart and Mr.. Bryce Stewart.
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IOWA REPUeLlCANS


Endorse Pensions aud Protection.
DIES MONIES, IA, August l5.-The
Republican Convention to-day nomi-
mated Mr. Hutchinson for Governor
ard Mr.. POWER for Licutenant-Goy-
ernor. The platform endorses President
Harrison. favors a liberal construction
of the pension laws. and such further
legislation as VI III secure TO the old sol
dier his lust dues from government he
has faithfully served and enriched 10y
his sacrifice. IL demands Of Congress
the protection of American industry
when Il does not foster trusts or trade
conspiraces. and demands the same
protection for farm products that IS
given TO the products Of the labor OF
Oiher classes.
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A FLORIDA MOONsHlNeR


JACKSONVILLE. FLA August b
Deputy Internal Revenue Collector
Weller and several other officers went
to the house oi an Illicit disliller named
John NJ. Brownell. in the woods north
of WestvilIe, last night, to arrest him.
Brownell was asleep. On being aroused
and notified that he was wanted -
seized q gan a0d ilfef,1 through a
" ndOw Weller vas the fret man
he met. aud he fired heavy
load Il shot into the dep
uty s face, producing "A fearful
muulati0n. Weller fell dead. and be-
fore his companions could take action
BrOwncll had made good bis escape.
He Is hiding IN the woods. II caught
he viii very likely BE- lynchcd, as pub
lie feeling is much excited.
Weller was tVeniy-eight years old
and native Of Jacksonville. His body
was taken 10 Tallahassee.
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IRISH PICNICS.
THE ClAN-NA-GAElERS AND THE
PERSONAL FIGHTERS.

Each Faction in Full RIa-t-mdictmcnt> :
Against sullivan. IiIrain a co.--Noye-
ment, of the President-Ihe Terry In
quest and General Teiegrams.
CHICAGO, August 1j.-The great rival
Irish picDics are in full blast today at
Ogden 5 Grove and Cheltenbam Beach.
the former under the auspices Of the
adherents OF the old Clan-na-Gael "tri-
angle. - and the latter conducted by the
Personal Rights League and the men
who want to avenge the death Of Dr.
CTOnin.
The money derived from the Chelten-
ham Beach affair will be turned over to
the Cronin investigating committee. TO
be used in aiding the prosecution Of the
assassins.
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POLICE COURT.
\ Long Docket, nut Nothins special.

\ Long Docket, But Nothing Special.
The following are among the cases
disposed of in the Police Court yester-
day. The docket was eight pages long
and took until about o clock to finish.
John Williams 'colorcd was charged
with breaking and entering in the day
time the dwelling house of James Allen
| aud stealing one pair of boots. two un-
dershirts, two coats. and sundry other
linen. The case was continued until
to-day.
Henry Coleman and George Talia-
ferr0. the two negro boys charged with
stealing one satchel containing pocket-
book with Sll 30 as the contents. a gold
thlmbT aud silver thimble from Mrs
NJ. h. Speigei. This theft was reported
ln the TIMES yesterday. The s3ichei
and contents were taken from Mr.. j G..
Smiths establishment. ON Cary street
The case was continued until to-
morrow.
A. DelerandrO and A. Nora. charged
with fighting i'm the street. and r. Fran
ciOm charged with striking A. Deleran-
dr0 with a metal iheaded cane. were in
court. The examination INFO thfs.
cases. the main particulars of which
were iu the TINES Yesterday, were con-
tinued until next tuesday. August cob. !
Daniel Stephen 'coloredl. charged
with fighting in the street. was fined
500 and COSTS.
Caledonia Ammous .coloredl. charged
with cutting aud wounding Edward
Puce with knife, was sent on to the
grand jury.
V. B-aumonte. an cmpl1ye of the /
Richmond Union Passenger Railway.
got into fight ON the car
at the corner OF Franklin and Twenty
first streets about quarter to ID
o'clock Wednesday night. A passenger
was drawn into quarrel with the rail /
way employe. and q lady on the car had I
10 call ON another gentleman passenger
for protection. The employe was fined /
50 and costs. and the passenger who /
knocked him down was fined - 30 and /
costs.
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At 8I5 A. d. To the Richmond
Cedar Works To see "a man whose leg
had been caught by lathe falling ON
a.. The ieg was not broken. TIE
wounds were dressed aud the man
was taken TO his home.
At3JjP. VI. To 80. 143 north Seven
teeuth street TO see "a man who had been
Iun over by cart. No bones We're
broken. lie was attended to and left
at his home.
At f3O f.. M To Tredegar Works 60
see colored man about twenty-three
years of age. who had three fingers of
his right hand tom partly of down Co
The middle finger. The wound wa,
dressed and the man was left at the
works.
At 44j =. ". To FIRST and Baker
street, 10 see cOlorcd man, who had
been badly wounded 10y gate falling
on him. He was taken TO The aims
house in order 60 set the broken limb.
At G.Oj l.. VI. First police-statioD 10
"a woman suffering with cramps. Sne
received the proper medical treatment.
and was iefl at the stati0u-hOuse.
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A GREAT many smokers land We know
their names, one well known judgel
have been deceived when they asked
for package Of the Old Virginia Che
roots and they were handed a package
of cheroot similar in color with the
name Of Virginia - on it, and not
until lighting the first cheroot did they
discover the deception: and now wien
purchasing the Old Virginia Cheroots
they see that 1t is the genuine aud that
has the name OF Z. Whitlock on ii.
G) and do likewise. suwe Wv
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FATAL FREE FIGHT.


scene ai % kentucky Wedding.
C0viNGr0N. KY. AUGUST lj.-Last
night there was wedding at Turner
Hail. followed by dance. At clock
this morning q crowd forced their wa,
into The hall aud a general fight eusued.
I'm the me'e' Harry Terrain aged twenty
ono. son 0f q Nadi-on-strect Jew
elier. was struck on the head with
a beer glass by woman whose
identity is unknown. The blow frac-
tured the skull and death resulted at
$3.50 o clock This morning. The woman
was in the company of Tx Councilman
Won duudy. notorious politician aud
gambler. The police are searching for
the latter. ald expect 90 capture the
NOm3n.
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PETERSBURG POINTS.
Malone Capture, the Town-A tolored
Nurdercs Trying to >tarNe Himself.
General and Personal.
- i Il L ----

Mthont captures iht IOWA toioftt
Nurderes Trying to ~tar,e Himself
General and Personal.
Special 10 the Times.
PETERSBURG August 1j.-The Re
pablican CITY Convention met to-day at
- o'clock. Only the Malone delegates
obtained seats in the convention, tie
anti Mahone delegates being excluded.
The following favorable 10 the Malone
plan of organization were elected to
represent this city in the Norfolk con-
venuCn on the 22i Of August: First
ward. ". w. LEVER and Peter Morgan:
Second ward. ". L. Ragland and W.
". Evans; Third ward, General Stith
Boiling and Armistead Green: Fourth
ward. General Malone and Robert
Claiborne; Fifth ward. James W. Couch
and j. b. Wingfeld. Sixth ward,
W. /. Malone and Emmett Drewry.
The following resolution was adopted:
ResOired. That 10 is the unanimous
sense Of this convention that General
William Malone should be nominated
for Governor Of this Common wealth.
Henry Moore. the c0lored murderer
from GreensyIie county. and now con.
fined in the Jail Of this city waiting to
De re sentenced 10 be hung when the
circuit court Of Greensyille county
next meets. is trying to starve himself
10 death. lie has refused 10 eat any
thing for several days. Moore made
his escape from the Greensyille jail the
night before be was to be hung. and
was at large for five years. He was
captured in Charlotte county last June
and brought to the Jail Of this city for
safe keeping.
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GEORGlA VETERANS.

Governor Gordon Elected Commander.
ATLANTA. GA. August i5.-fhe
Georgia State Association of Confed-
crate Veterans was organized here to-
day. There wele tLTge bundled yete-
rans present. among them many proml-
uent ex- -Conieiernie soldiers. Governor
John Is. Gordon was elected COM
mander-in-chief, with Generals Young,
Colquill and Cook among other officers.
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Banvilie All Right.

DANvIILE. Va, August IA good
many two-doiiar bills Of the defuuct
Mecklenburg County Bank. of North
Carolina, have been passed OFT as green
backs on ignorant negroes OF tins city.
To-day the police arrested Andrew
Scales. a good-lo3king white man.
charged with showing this bogu,
money. and lodged him in Jail. He
will have a hearing before the mayor
tomorrow.
Mckinney, Tyler and Scott, as "a
ticket. takes well here. and the people
are wei pleased.
The one hundredth annual session of
the Roanoke Baptist Association adj
journed at Chatham this afternoon.
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THE TICKET
HOW 1T HAS BEEN RECEIVED ALL
OVER THE STATE.
Applause Every where isncliburg and
Danyille Both Send Grceiing>-Tbe
Anti-Mahoneite, Up Ia Arm. Against
the Bo---Their Manhood Aroused

Special To the Times
LYNCHBURG. VA. August 1s.-The
nominations for Governor and the
: other two State officers was received
here this evening with great applause
Mckinney was the fayorite of this city
and section. and I, Ter hal many
friends, even for Governor. and as
Northumberland his nomination is
considered the best that could have
been made. The whole ticket is con-
sidered the strongest that could have
been nominated, and will get the largest
vote ever cast for any ticket The
Southwest will be on a boom.
IL is now ascertained that the amount
Of money expended in improvement en-
terprises of this city in the last twelve
months sums up S1j0.000. The amount
invested foOts up much more than a
million dollars.
The anti-Mahone republicans here
are indignant at the action OF the Re-
publican meeting last night % appoint
delegates to the Norfolk convention.
and express themselves in unmeasurrd
terms. They say We were impressed
with the idea that the compromise en-
tered into az Washington between Ma
hone aud the representatives. Of the
anti Malone voters of the State was
intended to be bona P8e settlement
of the question nc issue between
US, namely: Right OF free expression
and free action al the primaries. But
Notwithstanding that. we adopted it
upon the condition that il would be-
carried out in good faith by Malone.
We yet entertain distrust of the pro-
mOters on account OF the subtle aud
serpentine nature OF the call issued by
Malone for the election OF delegates
t. the Norfolk Convention. We
have borne with patience and ab-
ject submission the jeers and stiags OF
the victorious opposition until tho time
has come to test the many protestati0us
OF magnanimity on their part, which
eliminated last night at the primaries
in this city. In fulhlment of Our
worst fears we now find that after %
far trial of the so-calied Moor field
plan, recently substituted by the con
ference for the old, that we have
SNAPPED THE DEVIL FOR THEWwCH. .
and that Mahone's rrip upon tie Re- T
publican party in the State Is as bad as
ever, and his followers are rs unrelent- +
ing and unc0mpromisiug as before. If /
not more so. The time has come f0f az .
to say, without reference to further .
barley, that this last piece Of open and .
lagrant deception is more than any
patient and liberty people are
expected to bear, and that the only
,ause OF self-respeciing and sell-sus-
aiming manhood open to u, il that a.
'esistance, and we propose 20 pursue
he even tenor OF our way. whether The
empting bait of Federal patronage is
ield out with promises or not.
The ami 5 Otherwise declare war upon
'lahone and his methods. and seem de-
ermined TO fight it through .he cam
'aigu.