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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-25

The war cloud ~ floating away II mas
been floating away ever since II became
manifest thet the Senate. the House
and nnore important stilD the peopie
were standing by the President.
Never has there been greater eNhi-
hition Of loyalty TO country ana de'o''on
ia a great American doctrine than mas
inst bcen seen. especially In the South.
and ~ is going to do the South gre"'
denl OF good. Already there are evidences
that il has warmed the hearts OF many
northerners towards US.
Practically speaking. the country Is
unit in sustaining the President. An at
t,npt made in New York to convene the
Chamber Of Commerce 10 condemn the
President for the stand he has taken
nzzled out inglorionslv. The Monroe ao'-
ir.ne is not fake Patriotism j. NOT
q sham. Ensland now knows thdt We
are IN earnest. ana public sentiment III
ina, country Is beginning 70 con'ehi
Lord Salisbury for refusing TO submit the
Venezuelan question 10 arbitration.
But II there had been the slightest hesi-
tation on our part; II We had begun 10
dodge or shuttle: II the President haa
had the support OF one party ana 'he
hostility Of another--in short II we h'u
gone to auarrc.ing amongst ourselves
we should have invited. instead OF dis-
cOuraged aggression.
We don't decry the valor Of the Brilish'
an no--f,r from tive think they have
valor and discretion too-but All eNpe-
rience teaches that united ana oe'c'
mined country commands yespec'' Wn'is'
a divided people make themselves INC
prey OF their enemies.
And here is another fact 10 be noteu =,
without dissenting voice the United
states Senate yesterday passed MI
Hills bill repeating the law prohioiuhs
ex-Confederates from holding positions ID
the army and navy. In our judgment
such q bill should have been passed
many years ago: nevertheless We APP
nreciate the spirit which yesterday IN
euonced senators who had hitherto taken
a dineren. view Of the matter. Ihey
meant 10 show their appreciation Of inc
beartiness with which our old soldiers
have stood by the President In the penu-
ing controversy. and they meant 10 eN-
press their conviction that in the con-
troversv i'm which our country is now en-
gagged none will be found truer 10 the
old flag than those who fought the hard
est for southern independence. or course
we cannot but be grateful to the Senate
This is another lesson for England. or
at least for y.ord Salisbury. who doubtless
expected to find Democrats and Repub-
leans divided on the great questions OF
the hour.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-25

The Baltimore Sun. referring 10 the
recent raid upon a Virginia oyster-farm,
expresses the opinion that the same
recklossness that destroyed the public do
main in oysters viii not be permitted
to wreck and destroy private planting.
and that such depredatiOns. instead OF
breaking up or retarding planting. are
more likely Ito hasten the enactment
Of proper and nee, ssary legislation on
both sides Of the boundary line Of Mary
land and Virginia"
It IS not the fault Of Virginia that such
rccklossness and Expectations arc pos
sble. In March. 1894. as the result Of
the Tangier complication the General As
sembly OF Virginia passed AN act TO
provide reciprocal rights and powers
between the States Of Maryland and
Virginia. touching The protection Of the
oyster interests. That act contemplated
in effect joint patrol of the boundary
line and each State was 10 have the
right of pursuit OF depredators for "A
distance OF ten miles into the waters Of
the other state. Such legislation was to
be in force from the passage of similar
act by the General Assembly OF Mary
land. but Maryland declined to rccipro-
cate
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-25

The Dispatch has received from Mr..
Adoiph Osterloh. German Consul in this
city. a copy Of the programme Of the
Xii international Exhibition for Navi-
cation and Fishery" which opens May
18th next one OF the objects Of the cx-
hibition is to show the development in
naval construction and all that pertains
thereto. II has been suggested that per-
sons having drawings or models Of Con-
federate vessels and naval appliances
would do well 10 send them 10 this oXhi-
bition. The Merrimac Virginia. it has
been frequently asserted. practically revo-
m,ionized the nsva. architecture Of the
world. and there is no question that the
necessities Of the situation In the South
during the war led to naval inventions
and makeshifts that furnished the idea
and principle Of some Of the most i'm
portant features Of the shlpbuilding OF
to-day. Application for space at the
Kiel exhibit must be made before January
18th next.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-25

II cannot DE repeated too often t'''
this plan 90 issuing ueW bonus c'o""'
last forever u must come 10 an enc.
II Is indecd a s.ueGla1 f'ri 'nst NJ"
loan should raise thc cfe0i, 20 ne govern
nert aud cause the national poil's 70
sell higher than they did before the loan
was authorized The government credit
would seem 10 be us riches. ~ any
rate. IL would seem thai all thes" lnes
tons will Cow undergo discussion ID 'oh
e--ss We trust that that discl's'"" WI
ttGoa.d 20 the high reputation NJ '''
government in money matters. The NJ"
York Journal Of Commerce saws;
And if means can be devised ior man
tqiuip.. III. reserv. without tfs'r' W. "'l
ro,,rr what sood reason is 'nerr Why
that remedy should not To- l''vi'''' 90
once ana borrowing stopped
"This. - seems 20 -S - "u''-' 'n
nnsel, rer.intni 60 tho situation 81 the
nnuerf uor Wi A., r'iml 81 any
.,as,,u. without vcV ~rri"ns reSpuhsloh-
,fv 10 MOI few important interests an"
u.rsbas II Is utterly oia 81 me ques"Vi'
10 snppoSc that this DoirOWlhE can NC
continuous: and n II ought - oe 81" c'''
no disnensod with. there IS surely some
thod, whose responsible function" impose
on Them ,br dulv - promptly sayihS
vb.r the ALTERNATIVE treatment su"i ne
Var be- it from u> 4" SAY "''"
that could he used against the poiiey 81
issuing new loan. but We 'hink IL
nvorer 10 lei our readers know that there
will be much talk of This sort III Congress
before any measure Of relief Of any KIM
will get through that body.
We quote the wall-street organ again
However successful the loans may
bave been iu staving OF lie suspension
of gold payments yet me p'"Ces' ia
beon a veriiable farce Of inancihs' H"u
has moi brought MS ono 1ot nearer !" ii
normal readiustineri but has rau'ri -"
oourarad an iusidiois Iistrust Nhc'hei ii
trne readiustment T. possible ms pohCG
comedies that the gold thus po' TOW w, -
cannot he kept. because under enc eiIe
,.a,di,iops The hanks arc disabled from
supplying gold either TO- custom, ~
a., for export. with the result tba' uiS
treasury must furnish he eNp"rt sO,u
and forego It's former gold income. vi
i,s face The logic Of this poilcy y '"''
-, order 10 maintain the redemption oi
,,,o Io,,,i .enderr this borrowing rust NC
'',r,.,,,,l and tnat the moment borrow
DO ie suspended the redemption OF Nic
ia7al lenders must be suspended also
And so on to the end
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-25

You. is the time for statesmansh'P ~
sr,,- itself Now is the time Tor Sred'
mon n come TO the front. The sl'u"''o'
caus for them. As we showed yes'er-
day no one party has the power 10 w
,.iso measure Of relief at the present
rooment The President IS Denoci a.
tho House Of Representatives hepuo'
1,c.n hodv. and the Senate a ued oouy'
The President can DO nothing Of INNS u.
H.. ,,,st necessarily await the action oil
rorcress but he may recommend 10 'na'
III whatever measures he may deem
1.or,bv Of consideration. The Congress
can do nothing. because no one parry
has tho control Of its two branches.
what then? Let party spirit ana par"-
san measures be dismissed. ana an ap-
neal be made to all true patriots 70
rally 10 the support of some new "ha"''''
schore 10 be devised by the statesman
- statesmen who we have said ought
nan. 20 show both their patriotism ana
their ability. ,,.h viii find
8, ont II We have the ability TO iake
advantage OF the circumstances WHO"
surround US.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-25

The Washington Post does not take
much stock in the cry that the Venezuela
incident affords particularly good reasons
for removing the military disabilities OF
ex-Confederates. In commenting on Sena-
tor Hilrs bill the Post says:
1--WE hope that the day may be far dis
tant when Confederate or Union veterans
or other citizens or soldiers OF this repub-
lie ma, y" needed TO defend its honor or
lis interests by taking up arms against an
enemy. Bat the urinciple involved is the
same in peace a. In war. The men or AL
the states and Territories should b. placed
5a equa, terms a. TO The right to bear
ann. under the old ilas.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-25
r.wonv Endorses the President
The following explains Itself

The following explains itseH,
VIEW YORK. December .. Tho Board
ofNAldermen. AFTER a stormy debate ast-
ing an hour. endorsed president oisNe-
lands message on the Nehezue'e 'o ,,i,.. ;,
,S,s,rte nv q vote of 20 TO >. Alderman
0,1v crammanyite) introduced the reso-
1rtion which recites that the message
was patriotic and worthy of appreciation
and should be endorsed by the board
Alderman Olcott Republicam made =, a
vigorous speech in opposition. lie sal1 i
that the Monroe doctrine was not inVoINeu
in the Venezuelan matter ana tha'
president Cleveland had made gross
mistake.
The Board Of Aldermen OF New horN
city thus voted to in favor oil hoioihs
up the Presidents hands. We are pleased
to see Tammany algning itself with the
true-blue Democracy of the country.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-25
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-25
Do,.t Forget the National Banks.

Speaking of the bills which the hepup-
ucan caucus decided 10 report TO the
House of Representatives, Washington
exchange says it is possible also that
there may be added to this bill plan
10 increase the currency by authorizing
national banks to issue circulation TO the
par value OF all. the government bonds
aeposited by them with the government
as security for their notes.
This bill ought certainly to become law.
Indeed. no harm would result if the ma
tional banks were authorized TO issue
1925 of notes for 500 OF bonds deposited
to secure the circulation. However IT is
not TO be expected that the Silverites
will vote for this latter proposition.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-25
The Nirginia LegixIafure.

We have seen a statement TO the ~ -et
that the Legislature would complete its
work In about three weeks" ate: Il
ieassembled. Poss'b, the word weeks
MAS used where "morihs" was intended
Al any rate. members have about ,hfc,
months work ahead Of hem when they
return here
II has been said that there - no u e
TO call constitutional contention be
cause the Legislature can DO an that
The convention would DO. Thus many
people expect the Legislature 20 side
track convention by an exiiaordinar,
display Of energy ana sagaclty Moe.
over the discussion OF election laws VIII
require several weeks time The oyster
question too, IL looming up n mcsl
-~"fsninns ur0Dorlions. We should moi
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-25

Tho f:oauoKe Evening World. in argu-
ing i'm favor of a constitutional conven-
ton, takes the position that the time
has come for a recognition Of the imprac-
ticability Of the reforms that are needed
being accomplished by the General AS
sembly. The World adds:
This body has no time If it had the
disposition. and with both. IL is impos-
sible to put any comprehensive scheme
Of reform into operation without radical
changes in the fundamental law. The
real Democratic leaders should not per-
init their policy on this question 10 be
dictated by Republicans and pace-hold-
ing Democrats.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-25

Misses Navy-Bluc and Brown Mixed
Jackets. fun sleeves. coat-back, S-.59'
now $l9S.
Misses Covcrt-Cloth Jacket made
with very full sleeves and back 81
now 1895.
Misses Nsvy-Bluc Bouclc Jacket
buttons diagonaily across me 'front.'
iaunty garment. -. now so.
Misses Heavy B0ucle Jacket OF the
very latest shape and best inish' the
same as ladies' SO garments - no"
Sj9J.
Ladies' Black Diagonal Cloth Jacket,
a good. seryiccable garment 80 now
$l95.
Ladies Refer Jackets Of Nayy,,BIlu,e
Roucle and Of Navy ana blaeh
Twillcd Cloth. s.: now 81
ra1iee, plac, and Nayy-Blue Boucle
1,ckets trimmed with braid, ripple
back, full mandolin sleeves y anu
$50; now $50.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-25
The Best People

IN Richmond buy here-an evidence thai
we carry the most complete assortment
I'm Carpets and Furniture in town. IN.
prices are no more than they should be
There is not need IN Furniture or Car
pets that We cannot hlL You are vel.
coined to come here and look over thi.
stores stock-shop here for knowledge -
will stand YOU IN good stead when yo1
want to buy something IN the lines 81
carry.
Ladies' Dressing-Tab.es. Bookcase
Desks. China Cabinets, onyx Mahogany
Birch. and Oak Tables. Fancy Chairs IN
CIT. 5-o'clock Tea Tables. Easels. screens
etc. etc. We sell on instalments at cash
prices.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-25
Headquarters for
Elegant Holiday Gifts,
We respectfully invite the attention OF
all lovers of Elegant and Artistic
JEWELRY And
SILVERWARE

10 our recent selections Tor tho Holiday
consisting IN part Of superb Diamond ana
pearl-AI0untei Miniature Brooches nia.
mond and Pearl WI ath and Circle l1r
and Pendants The latest designs off
taire and Cluster Diamond Ruby
phire. and opal Rings. Diamond se..e-
Links. Buttons. and Lockcts. Tin. Im-
ported Watches. clocks. and DH--
Glasses. and many new and exclusive pate
terms and designs in Sterling-Siver Tca-
Sets. Bowls. Dishes. Trays. Pitchers.
Walters. Toilet Articles. and Novelties 90
every description and price our stock De-.
ing by far the largest and most select 10
the State.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-25

IL il be true that the condition of the
finances of our government be such as
to require the issuing of more bonds, Il
is hoped that Congress VIII be patriotic
enough 10 enact such provisions as Will
insure the sale of the bonds in denomna-
tons small enough to permit our own
people VINO have gold boarded up to in
vest it.-Roanoke Gazette.
4 good suggestion. Fill the land with
baby-bonds and il Will soon be filled
with men having an interest in the well
fare of the country. but 20 meet the
emergency now upon us we must make
a big loan and at once. The baby bonds
can come hereafter
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-25

Ladies' Black Boavcr-Cioth Refer
jacket, with the latest storm collar
So. now $50
Ladies Black Rough BOucle jacket.
latest cut ana shape. all-slik lined, a
great bargain. SO; now S1e3.
Ladies' Heavy Caterpillar Boucie
Diagonal Front Jacket. Jaunty'
stylish garment. $40. now $50.
Ladies' Box Front Jacket OF Heavy
Boucle. in Black and Navy Blue,
bound with braid. silk-faced, ripple
back. fun mandolin sleeves, $40; now
S79j. ,.,.,-
Ladies' Black Rough Boucle-Cloth
Jacket. buttons high, velvet collar,
front and ripple back. faced with
satin. $40. now S1.95.
Ladies Extra Fine Mohair Boucle
Jacket. Of the very latest shape a
handsome garment. $li50: now Sll.
Ladies' Fine Kersey-Cloth Jacket
fun tailor-made. IN Black and Brown,
very stylish sleeves. ripple back, Sl6;
now Sl2
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-25

The Monroe doctrine is good enough a.
il stands. and Uncle sam will see TO 1t
that the doctrine shall become interna-
tional. All efforts TO put new gloss
upon Mir. Monroe's words are based upon
the mistaken assumption that there Is
danger of War
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-25

Mr.. W. ID. White. the advertising
specialist who is 10 be found at No.
22l west Bancroft street Toledo o.
asserts that in his case dyspepsia
WIS an inheritance. He obtained his
FIRST supply OF Eipans Tabules by
remit,ing 20 cents to Lord, Owen &
Ga. the wholesale druggists Ola
Chicago. because he did not find then
I'm Toledo Now the druggists there
have them-always have them. Mr..
White asserts that he carries one OF
the little walls with him, and II he
has that distressed feeling after q
hearty meal. or a headache, he takes
a Tabule. His wife also uses them.
and. whites Mr. White. III my boy
feels sick. he asks for one"
Ripans Tabules are solo by druggists
NJ by mall ii the price t50c. box /:
cent to the Ripans Chemical Company
40. 10 Spruce street. New York Sample
vial. l0c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-25

STANTON. December 2L-(SpecialD-
News comes from Pocahontas county. W.
Va. that Mrs. simmons, an aged lazy,
who has been dementcd for some years.
cut herself 20 badly i'm the bowels that
her life H. despaired Of
Diphthcria. confined chiefly TO children.
has proved very fatal In the CrabbOttom
section OF Highland, and ls deaths out OF
IL cases are reported.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-25

Tire Alexandria Gazette says: Hon. +.
+. Meredith. the representative of this
district in Congress says: THE Presi-
dents message Is "A ringer"
1t is to be hoped that Mr.. Meredith
was no; talking horse
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-25
WEDNESDAY. ........D DEC. 70. 1870

THIS PAPER RECEIVES THE COM
BINEp OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SER
VICE OF THE SOUTHERN AssocIA~
TED PRESS AND THE UNITED
ppESS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-25

state-senator James Hay. OF Madison.
On answer to the question whether he
Will be candidate for Congress from
the Seventh District. writes:
IF. in the opinion of my friends. 81 shall
he deemed proper for me 10 OFFER myself
as a candidate for this important posi-
ton, | viii do So
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-25
PRESS.

There will be no issue Of the Dispatch
tomorrow. Christmas is the one holiday
IN the wear that our employees claim.
ana this. in consonance with the Old Viz
ginia custom. we gladly concede them.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-25

We wouldn't be surprised IL the war
were already fought and ended. now that
the stock exchanges OH both sides OF the
Atlantic have quoted down.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-25
ADVERTISING RATES.
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-25

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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-25

Al letters and kilograms must De al
d,essed 20 THE DISPATCH COMPANY.
Rejected communications viii not De IT,
turned
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-25

And set after all the American boys
will sing until the Venezuelan question
IL settled.
I'VE have the men and the money.
too"
Jingoism and ChauyiElsm will come TO
The surface occasionally.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-25
HORSES, MULES. CONS. SC.

FOR SALE. CHEAP. \ l.ADf'S
afraid OF nothing. VIII sell horse alone.
or horse. buggy. and harness Apply at
PHILLIPS STABLE. Cherry street,
de s0-6ts
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-25

The Washington Post says that The
war-cloud has drlfted away. There has
not been any war-cloud worthy OF the
name above the horizon for many years.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-25

Replying 10 "A question or the New
York World, Lord Rosebeiy cables as
follows
"Edinbuigh. December Il can only
reply that | absolutely disbelicVe IN the
possibility Of WAY between the United
States and Great Britain on such an
issue as this. for il would be the greatest
crime ON record.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-25

like 10 say. how lone lime II viii 'ek"
To dispose ~ e.
These are by, a few OF the many quos-
lions chat Vii dcmand the attention 81
the les -lltnic Noi one of them can be
Quicsiy jkrosed %. Each VIII require
patient consideration IN committee ana
In The two houses The LEGISLATORS ar"
paid for three months service. ane ihey
via al ont that zine wlthou, doubt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-25
SpeCial Cloak Sale!

In sneokn of our Coaks words fail properly express TIC
goodness of them with this splendid Cloak goodness comes
ne (If fIDuS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-25
The Bon 1arChe.
ode 22-Su, WSH
A. HUTZLER'S SONS,
:3IJ East Broad Street.

With only one day left for shopping
and half the wants Of the gift-makers
still unsatshed. We have made prepara-
tons for many days sales TO be crowded
into this one.
our immense assortment Of unique
novelties. especially selected for this
merry season. is still unbroken. and we
have made arrangements 10 increase our
force 30 as 20 give ready service to the
late-cOmers.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-25

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l"te enou h To know the value OF Fame
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OF p'ostr'toh nee nothing 20 Il h as
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ccIery compound III tine.
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the nervous System with paine's ceiorS
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tpe dd aud uermanently disorder aria
ing ON All impaired n-rvous svstem ar
pure b 90 neuralgia. rhenmaiin,n
nervous dys epsia. kim Y complaints
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ANA every step oNard firm health
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