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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-09
A Card from President Smith.
We we're grs,issd to receive the following
RAhpoLrE. n LCaN C0LLEey,

VIC " AffNf'N thv ic'NWiNs
RAhpoLrV-MAceN CoLLEeS,
ASHLAND. Va, February s, 1889.
To the Edilsr Of tee Dispstcs:
Bys somewhat natural confusion Of names
! fnS that IT N supposed IN Some sections
that aa Interested In the recesuy-devsloped
ppsvsoe@nt % Induce the Stale t. re0Pes the
Riudlebsrger settlsment Of the dsbt quss-
tea. | hsve always vsted fer the LiEhtst
offer 10 eur crsditsrs. and wsuld psrsonally
be willing IN pay increased taxes to be rid OF
the Distressing aud Injurious agitation OF the
subject. bit am satisfied that s0ikieg nero
than the faddlebeTgsr settlement eau he
secured. and believe that the beat thinf that
can be cone IL to induce 10. bosdbslders
TO Gene as promptly a. possible TO
the same conclusIoB. 1 think, there
fore, that ali oar citizens should stsnd
together in refusing 10 Use coupons.
Patriotic efforts TO make eur tettlemsst BEL
ter Tor eur ereditors should be sireet>d, /
hink, toward enhancing the vsfus oil TIE
Ridds6ergtr bouds. have not examined
the question sufficiently to be entitled 70 an
oplniSR ~ 10 TIE isssbihty OF such plan,
but " the Federal Government could BE- in
duced to lean Tvs credit 10 our State In this
difficulty by ssdorsiag Ia tsnis form our
Ridahsergsr bonds tssy would at sHcs be
worth par, ali bondhoId,rS would gladly
fund 10 them, sad tAs debt question be for
ever serted
In 1881 Virginia, to secure the Union, do
nibeA 10 TIE federal Gsver nu1est In The hour
OF its sxtrs ratsy the nag ifcSRt dsEaIs SOW
ceostitstIsg the states Of Dale, IDdiAss, and
Illinois. Remssn serisg tss oplRlen publicly
exprsssca sv Nc. j. q. Blaine that the Feds-
raj eevers msnt rss under ebiigsuen to AID
VikStaia IN the settlement Of her debt, and
Tessa bsying riss tsst our difficulties were
lsrEeiy increased 6y the setien OF the hspub-
iican Accumulation UEeer President Ar
thur, It sesas N ne thAt there isl CLEAN OF
hope In n appeal 10 the incoming Admins
trsIieu to ean the State tss UEited states
creeitin thhane Of en- aees, and thst riilisg
Legislators could fad 4 csEetitatioosl way -
the accempiiskntnt Of TIM end Had | inJ
Gevemsnt to preFcss % thss sseisct It vsuld
begin VITA an earnest effort IN thh direction.
Add ing name 10 ysur sst'-csup~s list.
WuIfau NWrrU
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-09
BRIEF COMMENT

1t would appear tsaa the cold wave was
not thoroughly frost bitten when 1t started
South.
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THE OLDEST FIRE-NSURANCE COMPANY IN THE WORLD
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Tho goods manufactured ~ this company
have fuct win hear.J endorsement from mo
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sold uuOn az ADBl.ute NArranfy ~ giTo ssiltiat-
ton alike 90 deB'er ami consumer order x 0ds
male by lhis company aud Won viii - sui.el.
All grades msio. from chemically p.ue 10 com
mon scruuoiug lFe, anI tho 'ADs of any ciass
Of trade eau Do nlsL
THE PuNNiN FIYECENI LYE
manufactured Oy his company Is the largest
package sui usst rEils iOr ths money offered 10
ths nj. a..
For-aie in Richmond a. wnols'al, by ms toll
l0uiuF r rms. VITO Eiil maintain no Warranty.
PURCELL .ApD 3 Co,
OMENe6 hINOH DRUG COMPANY,
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-09

Representative PosEY, OF Indiana, will
hold his seat less than isur weeks" lie will
bloom out Ia the fprisg.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-09
ny CENTENARY METHODIST

CHURCH Grace street between Fourth and
Fith)-Rey. WILLIAM r. JUDKlSs. PASTOR
Preaching a. II o'clock 4. 81. and a. 81. ".
by iho pastor. Strangers and others always
welcome Is
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EDUCATIONAL.
PROPOSALS..

CEALED PROPOSALS FOR THE
- EXCAyArlNG AND GRADING OF FRANK
LIN STREET Ia tks plan % Mount krin. Hsnrico
coanty, Va, win DO received al ths ONCE OF
samuel r. wsddiil. clerk Of uenEico cOHniy.
where the dr.NinGs and specification nay DO
sxsmincl, uasll " O'Clock N. on The i2rn DAY
OF rkBhI Akf, 1850 q. n. RANDALL.
Commissioners.
February 2, 1850 20 s-sd
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-09
na-SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH

corner Nain and sixth ttreetsj-Rov. WILLIAM
". LASDRUM ID. D.. PastOr.-At II A. NJ. and s
r. n. Rev. q. u. WHARTON, Of Baltimore. viii
preach. DR.. WHARTON will preach every Other
nlgEt during tho week,
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[OG 80 81
S<1Nssss2o. >|Sp ,
TOILET DEPARTMENT.

PC. extra fne Tooth Brushes at &C.;
30. extra hue Bone-Back Nsl-Brushes for i0c
pc. elegant Hair-Brushss at Co..
lOc. Gut'a- Percha Dressing Combs At g.;
9Oc. extra large Gutta-Porcha Dressing-Comhs at
10c.;
5O,. extra heavy Large-Sizs Dressing Combs for
Ia.
Zoe. Horn Dressing Combs atjc.;
Elegant Turkish-Bsth Soap at l9r. a dozen
Ossleys Dino GlycOrino Soap az 81, a ball;
Swost-yiolet sosp-one Of tho best toilet soaps
ms1s-for l2c.-drug5torss get PC. for the
very same;
Camea Bouquet Is far superior to Colga'e's
Cashmere-Bouqust Toilet Soap for be
drugstores get sc. for tho same article;
msdlum-sizs bottle Of Florida Wstor for Zoe.
4 pint bottle OF American Bay Rum for lOc.;
kxtrs large bottle Of imported Bay Rum for roc.
worth 5Oc.:
lsrEs-size bottle o! pure Florida Water for &c.
worth 40c.;
Extra laree-sizo bottle Of puro Florida Water FOR
4jc worth 75c.;
All the extracts in sarhet-Powdsr a. s.. bottle
Beautiful Hand Revolving Mirrors for l0c. worth
2jc.
Four ounces q the very dnsst Perfumes made
any extract you want-fOr &c worth 15c.
Household Ammonia ct Sc. bottle.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-09
ny TRINITY METHODIST EPIs-

COPAL CHURCH corner Broad and Twenty
first streets. Rev JOSEPH K s1UEGIs, Pastor
Proaching Al II A. NJ. and at p. ". by tho
Pastor Seats free and cordial welcome to all.
At the night service ols or more hymns from
Gospel HyEns Will DO used. Bring your books.
Is
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-09

tssy- GRACE-STREET BAPTIST.
Pastor-Rey. Or. WILLIAM E. HATCHER.
sunday school .. A. 81.
SUNDAY prssch.u g at II A. ". AMI 7:90 P. ".
WEDNESDAY service a. 40 P. N.
I sIDAY service young men'sl at 7;30 P NJ.
Free seas aud a welcome 70 all Is
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THE RICHMOND DISPATCH
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-09

Eag- UNlON-SIATION NJ Ell II o.
DIST CHURCH Corner Twonty-fourth and y
streets. -Prsarhine at II \. Vi. and X p NJ by
Rev. j. T. WEITLgY, chaplain Of Raniolph-Ms-
con College. Childrens mseiing at p. NJ. Re
viyal services during the week.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-09
rs-MOORE-MEMORAL CHURCH

Usurel street opposite tho Psrk).-LEwrs II.
REDSOR, Esq, Of Philadelphia. addresses the
congregation at tho morning service a. lil5
o'clock. At night service and sermon by tho
Rector.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-09
gsg LAY-SPREET METHODIST

EPISCOPAL CHURCH. SOUTH corner Of Clay
aoI Adams strset'.-Prsaching at II A. NJ
and 7:i5 r. NJ. by tho pastor. Rev W. II. ATwILL
seas FREQ. All arc most cordially invited. Is
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-09

f's5- FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
Corner OF Twelfth aud Broad streets). Rev.
Gz0RGE COOrEE, d. d. pastor. will preach al II
4. n. and T.. ". Bible school at 9l5 A. N.
FOUETH-sTsgEr CHAPEL-Key. H. +. VIII
LIkMs a;4P.M "a. Is
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-09

sSF- vENABLE-SrREET CHURCH
corner Of Twsnty-nrst and yeaabls). sunday
school at $50 A. N. Prsschtng by the pastor
Rev. X II. PITT. AZ II A. n. sas a. 100 r. n. Is
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-09
re~ ALL-sAINTs CHURCH (NIadi.

son street near Grace)-Rsv. J. 7. DOwSKANS,
Rec'or.-Horning ssrvi;e at II o'clock. Evening
service q; O'Clock. Sunday school at $3.50 A. NJ.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-09
IEouse ef Reprtsentafives.

on motion OF Mr.. Ermenirout, OF Penn
sylvauia. resolution was adopted rcseryIng
a certain part Of tins hOHse galleries for the
use OF The families Of ssnators and members
on the occasion OF counting the electoral
vote.
on motion OF Mr.. Barnes, OF Georgi,, the
Senate amendment IN the nature Of a substl-
tute WAS cencurred ~ TO House bin relative
TO tss judicial district o. Georgia. A
ssrred 10 the bill crratss northcssterlv d-
vision Of the southern Judicial district OF
GeerRis, and provides Cor the holding Of
court AZ AutItis, Ga.
TIE House went into COMMITTEES OF the
whole on the array appropriation bill. The
pending question was on tse point " order
raised by Dir. Randall. OF Pennsylvauia,
against tbs clause appr0pristiug $500, 600 for
the purchase Oi movable sub0srine tDrpe-
does. After debate the Chair sustained the
poiat Of order on the ground that torBrdOes
belonged to the iorliGcatlon bill. The clause
MAS therefore stricken out. After 4 few un.
important smendmtnts adding sundry small
items Oi appropriation the committee rose
and the bin vas passed.
Tue agricultural appropriation bill vas
then taken up fer cOniidersiion and Il
elected no consideration uHlil tAe clause for
he GstrlbufIOn 4 seed was reached, when
Mr.. Enoe, OF TeEKessee, maze an attack
upon the system. HIS remarks, hsweVer,
had no effect motion made ~ him 10 strike
oul the clause bsiuS voted down. The bill
Wss passed
Tat speaker laid before tho House q mes-
SAGE frsn tss Pres jent trasinIiu7g further
ccrTesp0sdshcs ia regard TO Samvs. order
Ell 10 II pristed ID IVA , -csrd asd referred
10 the COnGltiee on 70. -iEu Ahsirs.
The House Lhs3 =. ; clock tosk 4 recess
until $3.50, the eVealns session to DO for the
consideration OF private psssieu bulls.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-09

Preaching ~ tie pastor, Rev. j. WILEY BLRD-
soE. a. Il A. n. and at p. 81. subject At night;
"The Disciples il Storm Cla:smscung at
3P.H.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-09
r4g- LAUREI-STREET METHO-

DIST CHURCH consr Laurel AMI Aibemsrle
streets Rev. ". y. WLGoESEH, Psstor-Preach-
ing by Ito Pastor a. i! 4. &. and S T.. NJ. All
welcome Is
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-09
R.g- LEIGH-STREET BAPTIST

CHURCH corner Tuenty-nfth and Leighl-Rev.
5. A. GOODWIN, ID. d., Pastor.
Services a II A. b. a1d 1880 p. n.
sunday school ct s.l5 A. N.
Mems pr6yer-iuselins TUESDAY NIGHT at s
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-09

rsS- EAST-END BAPTISTCHURCH
corner Twesty-sighth and X strests). Preach
ing SUNDAY At II A n ana At 7;45 p. NJ by the
pastor. Rev. II. w. JOKES Sunday school at sis
A
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-09

''The Philadelphia Press Is determined to
find out 'wh- bachelors do not marry"
Generally because they cannot
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-09
DREAKFAST DISHES.

DREAKFASr DISHES.
y
r. l. CHRISTIAN & co.
OFFER THIS WEEK
SELECT NACERREL.
CORSEO sHAD ROE,
CORNED CLUB,
SALMON.
sMoGED YARMOUTH BLoATER4
SCOTCH HERRING,
DIGBY CHICKS.
NORTH CAROLINA HERRING,
PICKLED HERRING.
Also. FRESH SALMON aud LOBSTER IN
CANS. 70 tdtAp9s
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rsrFOURTH PRESBYTERIAN

~ 70 . NTH PNtSB1IEKIAN
chi RCH west Grace streep-Rev. J. CALVIN
STEWART. Ptstor.-Proaching AZ II O'Clock A N.
and o'clock ?. u. by the Pastor on SUNDAY.
Lecture "WEDNESDAY EVENING at 8 o'clock. sab
welcome for al IS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-09

S5- THIRD PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH.-Rey. r. p BsLL at II a. ~ and s
PM
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-09

BsD~ FIRST ENGLISH LUTHERAN
CHURCH Seventh street between Broad and
Grace,-heT. !. :. NOsLR, Psstor.-Preach-
ing at II a. N. ana 40 p NJ. Sunday school
at 93) A. n. Strangers arc always welcome
seats fleo.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-09
ea~ PINE-sTREET BAPTIST

CHURCH corner Pine and Albemarls Streets
Rev }. B. HUDSON. Pastor.-Prsaching a. II A.
Ne and ~ p Il. cordial welcome to all Seats
free. Is
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-09

sg-GOSPEL SERVICES WILL BE
held In Polics-court room, corner Mayo aud east
Frxnklin streets. SUNDAY At 40 p. NJ, aad NON
bar ASP N. several ladies' and gsausmsn
Will assist In the singing and music. Rev. @. u.
WILLIAMS will preach
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-09
fs7- SECOND PRFsRyTERTAN-

The Rev. Dr.. LLTTyER. Of Union Theological
Seminary Prince Edward, will preach in the
Second Presbyterian church at II A. NJ. and
T. A..
Dr.. HOGS will preach IN tho Old-Markct Hall at
5P. ".
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-09

HAY, GRAIN, AND MILL~FEED.
HORSE aud COW FsEO made from choi'e
crushed grain, MILLkEED and LlNSLAp
MEAL aixed Ia preport.sa 70 secure lhs pcsi 70
suits FOR stocs Also. AsAL, GRAIN, uAi.
STRAW, and all kiEds Of MILlrFkED a. Dcllom
prices GkosGk I. hlNo,
800 Williamsburg avenue, ciiy.
Phone. ~ 10 S-st
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-09

Somebody asks Is DIR. Bulbs Csugh Syrvp
That man must be blind.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-09

Ia CLAY-STREET BAPTIST
CHURCH corner Of Clay and Graham Streets
Rev. y C. CLoFroS, PAstor.-Norship at IL A.
N. aud 7:45 2. Il. 10
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-09
arH. COxGnEns-sECOND aEssioS
WASHINGTON. February 8, 1899.
G0uate.s


The naval ,ppropriatisD bill and the forth
iicstious appropriation hill we're reported
With snendmens ana placed on the calen-
dsf.
Sir. Eysrts gave notice that be would next
Monday call up the resolution reported
from TIE CommiItes on PRIVILEGES and Eitc-
tons relsting 20 TeXs, ou,rtges.
The bin sppropri,tipg s225 to pay The
erpehiet ei the specisi messenger 10 Florida
70 obtain the certificate OF tbe presidential
election was introduced BY Dir. Phsco and
passed.
Mr.. Chandsr's resolution OF inquiry as 10
naval officers clsins was agreed TO.
The senate ther tsok up aud after . brief
debate passed without sivition or suend-
ment tho bin 10 quiet the title Of settlers on
tho Dss Hoinss river lands in Iowa.
Mr. Paddock iHtr5sucsd n bill (which was
laid on TIVE tabs for The present, declaring
that tao provisions Of The civitseryico act
,hsll rot b. Construed M embracing within
The scspa Of ih prOyiIlOBs the officers and
employees Of tic railway msil service.
The sessie then resuEed consideration
Of the legislative appropriation bill. Toe
amendment 10 increa'e the clerical force Of
she CVil-Ssrvics Commission Wac rejected
without d 1iionsnd the bill was passed.
Inc pension bDpIDfIbllOH blii AhN ~
which there was s motion TO reconsider
penaisg) was amended sE motion Of SEN.
stora Harris aud Plumb 10 relation to checks
for pensions and to payments for portions Of
2 quarter up 10 the delth OF peBsiOnsr; sId
tse bill ~ss agsin passed.
The Senate then resumed confederation Of
the Union Pacific fusdiug bill. the pending
questiSa bciss on Dir. MitchelPs motion to
rscenmit the bill. With instructions to In
cluGs wrtsin its provisions the Central Pa
ciGc Railroad COMPANY. After speaking
some time, Mr.. Mitchell yisldsd 10 have \
conference report on the South Daketa bill
presested. The report WAS that "sitcr a
full sud free conferences the committee has
ialsd 10 agree.
The senate Insisted upon its disagreement
To the House amendment, and the confsrrees,
Nosrs. FIAT, Cullom, and Butler, we're re-
appointed.
Mr.. mitchell then concluded his argument
and the bill went over without actlon.
The Presidents two messages in relation
to Samoa ana to the ship BrsEewiter were
presented aud referred 10 tn. Committee on
FOreisn Relations.
The senate then took up the private PEN
sion bills on the calendar and passed fifty
two OF them ia tWenty-three minutesl. aud
then. at $3.50. adjourned until tomorrow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-09

Ito distinguished Song Evangelist, WARREN
". BENTLEY, Of New YORK. will assist In the
night service, aud every night during tho week
Will aid tho pastor In his revival services. Tho
public are cordially Invited 70 attend.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-09

Reading nonoes 10 rssdlng-nAhsr uP~
lines or lssA, 81; in pouparsn loaded. 'oc'
Csrdof rates Ter more space furnished On ap-
nliesuen-
Au,et,~r. ana kilograms must % addressed
70 THE DISPATCH COMPANY.
Rejected eonnuniosasss viii rot DO TO
turned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-09
Ieg~ BROAD.STREFT METHO-

DIST CHURCH Broad Rai Tenth streets Rev.
5. :. LAHsEra, y. d.. pastor, win preach AZ II
A. Il. and s z. ".
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-09
OFFICE OF CRY wArrR woSrs,, ,

UFFIlE " ITTT " INK WUNkb1I
NO. DE BEoAD sTKgET.
McHsosD, Va, February 0, 1888.
NOTICE TO WA1ER-TAKERS IN
~ TIE FIksT DIsTRICr: where bills rs-
main IN PAID FEBRUARY lite the vatsr will DO
turned OG. CHAkLGs X BOILING.
r. e-ss tupsuntsndsnL
NOR SALE, A BROWN-STOSE
IL QUARRY AT BRKNrsvIILE. VA Nil
with Two gangs OF saws Improved pattern.
Twsngy -bsfss power ssgine Bls&smih shop.
ONE buildings, steam <eFr1rk. hs.s, aEa ssvea
years es&xsJ risht vish oy<bso " parckas foA
1mprsvs.saas. EXCESSIVE q is~se, Got 40 600 20
Gl,eos. WI - soia ass iSv yrts u purchaser
Is fsssA - secs. Address euAhnf, fo<t Once
Box issa. rAsaAclvhis, Pa. fsaiet
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-06-15
Railroads and Valleys.

The Pennsylvania railroad il adver-
tised to be ready for traffic on its direct
| line TO Pittsburg, after two weeks of
paralysis. Many people continue to
wonder wherefore this road has suffered
20 much more severely than any other.
4 It's destruction at Johnstown by the
broken dam only partially explains 1t.
The repairs to the road were completed
before the bridges We're replaced between
j IewistOwn and Huntingdon. The cause
fOf the long interruption of the roads
use was the sweeping away Of number
0f great bridges ; and it is danger that
4 will always Ike subject to, owing to
\ IT. location in valleys through the noun
tains.
The late James Worrell, of Harrisburg
Who was an engineer of great repute,
which repute has been greatly enhanced
nlnce his death by the confirmation of
the soundness of his objections TO build
Ing railroads In torrent torn valleys, was
the originator Of the line of the South
y SPennsylvania railroad, which he sur
yeyed through the mountains rather
than the valleys. II has a number of
long and costly tunnels upon il and
when objection was made To this feature
I 81 his plan, he replied: "And would
you not rather have tunnel than a
bridge" The experience Of the Penn
lsylvania railroad with bridges in flooded
valleys proves without doubt that it is
cheaper In the end Ia go through a
mountain than To travel around il in a
narrow water way. A food would not
have held the South Penn line at its
mercy.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-06-15
They Will be Pacifled.

The Pittsburg people will not he
placated towards Governor Beaver, who
seems to have won their undying
hatred and even his latest feat of get
ting million dollars to do the work of
the state, without taking il from the state,
ooes not excite their applause. On the
eDptrary that sseems to cap the climax
20 their discomfort. They consider it
{ 1he very meanest thing that the COVER
SnOr has done. They vow that the
{ DOney should have come from the state,
hrough appropriation by the Legisla.
1nre, which should have been called to-
Srther to provide it +; and they will not
ten to the merit Of any scheme To get
that does not provide for legislative
Eodon. The cost Of such performance
= nothing In their eyes. They stand
HDoo the fact that It was the right way
- - Il and II should have been SO done
Hordle0 Of cost or Consequences.
3his stifhsckedness Of the Pittsbureel
- govslation 70 the outside world, which
- known the town, 10 be aure, as the
ne - strikes and disagreements be-
pooo employer and employed, but nc
= eses before supposed that there wa.
Dn1las idioeyncrnsy In the Pittsburu
osnnent. moving II to have its own
g eny cast Or consequence. We
- tustly suspect that PitAburs