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sentimental reasons. now prefer to pa
troniZe that city rather than any city
north OF 1t.
Another thing: We tell our Maryland
friends that they are mistaken II they
suppose that such a breach as thG are
now making I'm their party can he heaiei
In "a year or two IL cannot. IL can
never be fully healed The possibilities
are that II will give Maryland to the Re
publcans for years to come 'er'aii'E
II would dishearten our party TO an IN
calculable degree In the presidential heh'
We Virgnians are in the midst OF
hot fight with a ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
aiition. who are trying TO impose dis
honest elections bill upon us: but we can
not but pause from time 10 time TO ask
what IL the news from Maryland
Heaven grant that the Democrats OF
that noble State may overthrow all OF
the clements OF opposition arrayed against
them. and give us in November another
such victory as those We southerners
have usually associated with the name OF
MARYLAND
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-22
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-22

Mary NV Maryland.

Without question. that is Il great
campaign which is now being fought
in Maryland. Senator Germans Demo-
cratic enemies are in league with the
Republicans. and these have plenty OF
money with which To purchase voters.
our nominee for Governor. Mr.. Hurst.
Is making very gallant fight. but he
finds many whom he thought that he
could count on as friends now enrolled
amongst his foes. The administration
a. Washington Is giving him little, If
my. help However. Mr.. German is
working for Hurst night and day. and t.
net only making telling speeches all over
the State: but Is organizing our party
hetter than II has ever been organized be-
fore
II Maryland should so Republican in
November 1t viii no doubt greatly please
many northern people; but in the South
such news viii he received with distress
mingled with disgust. Down here We
cont understand why II is that it is
necessary TO surrender a Democratic
State to the Republicans and this TOO,
near as We are to IA presidential cleo
ton. for the sake OF furnishing Mr.. Cor
man for real or imagined sins.
III Maryland should be subjected 10 the
same experience that Virginia was sub.
jected to In Readjuster days: that North
Carolina is now being subjected 10 under
g. HfIon rule. long and bitterly will II
be nembered against the Democratic
authors OF her misery. lt viii have the
effect also OF esiranging from Baltimore
many southern customers. who. from
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-22
The NtcnraguA Canal.

As we have all along favored the Mica
ragua interoceanic canal, we. OF course.
read with interest the following article
sent out from Washington:
"It is understood here that the report
OF the Engineer Commission which visited
Nicaragua last summer Will favor the
construction of an interoceanic canal, but
that II will not recommend the entire
route already surveyed.
at Is also believed that the commits
sioners will fix the cost Of the canal al a
much greater sum than that estimated
by the Maritime Canal Company. whose
charter it Is purposed the government
shall purchase. 1t Is expected that the
commissions report will claim that the
waterway cannot be built and the har-
bors on the Atlantic and Pacific coasts
placed in proper condition for sum much
less than sl0o,0G0oo0."
This is not a large sum to invest in such
a work-one whose value cannot be over
estimated.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-22
:
PIERCE,s COUNT.
a Reply from Hts Teiiers to Isle OF
Wight's card.

TO the Editor OF the Dispatch:
We would request the courtesy or a
small space In your paper In reply 10
recent communication signed Isle or
Wight" In regard 10 the Democratic con-
vention held at Isle Of Wight Courthouse
Oh Eth instant.
The communication is so full OF errors
and misstatements that surely Isle of
Wight could not have been present. or.
AT any rate, he saw things through such
iaundiced eyes that the simple truth
he lauds 50 much was badly perverted.
lie SAYS that two young men, unau-
thOriZed. proceeded TO count the Pierce
men, etc" This statement is absolutely
Incorrect, for the clerk of the convention,
Dir. Pierce. Mr.. Folk. and others are pre-
pared TO certify thai we were regularly
appointed tcllers for the Pierce men at
the same time ana in the same manner
as tellers were appointed FOR the Boy
kin men. .
We were told 10 count the men, and
were doing so in az orderly and correct
manner as possible. when the Boykin
men rushed over to our side OF the court
house yard. declaring the count Illegal
demanding A new count, etc, etc.
Isle Of Wight Says he can prove by
the NEST conservative men that FOUR
nfths Of the crowd were for BOykin.'
lie can do no such thing. and he ought
TO know he cannot, unless his judgment
is completely blinded by prejudice.
Look at these figures: The Boykin tel
lers reported 40 men counted for him.
Then. according TO his statement, Dr.
Pierce ought 10 have had only ITO men.
The fact j.. that the crowd must have
been nearly equally divided. for even
now. In discussing the matter. you hear
Boykn men saying they believe Pierce
had the majority and Pierce men saying
they believe Boykin had the majority.
The statement that man named M.
had told man named "F.' that the
iei.rs jumped from thirty-three 10 eighty
three. etc, etc. We had proposed to
consider as a piece Of political "bosh.
I'm keeping with great deal of similar
nature used during the canvass, but
since "Ise of Wight has dragged 1t into
the public print. We pronounce 1t abso-
lutely incorrect. ana stand prepared To
prove this by the corrobOrative testimony
Of dozens OF good men and true.
We have made diligent inquiry. anu
among the many men Immediately around
us during the count have failed 10 find
a single one who corroborates the state
ment.
Under the most charitable construction
that can be placed on his statement,
Your man M" is simply mistaken.
Respectfully
TELLERS FOR PIERCE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-22

General Iongstreet has been inter
viewed by a Washington correspondent,
and has given expression TO the opinion
that Lee was "a poor commander" and
that II Johnston had been in Lees place
the Confederacy would have succeeded.
This is not the way that "Old Pete
talked during the war nor was II the
way he talked during his stay here at
the time of tn unwilling OF the Lee monu-
ment.
We are very much afraid that Long
street has become cranky and querulous
in his unhappy old age. Lee had good
opinion Of Longstreet. and the soldiers
of the Army of Northern Virginia thought
that Longstreet had great faith in the
ability and goodness of Lee.
I.ongstreet was fine fighting lieu
tenant general, but was never very sue
cessful when In independent command.
while. az politician. he has been an
utter failure. He has been Sour ever
since he went over to the Republican
party.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-22
Democrats, he Not OvercOnfident.

Recent correspondence in the Dispatch
gives the information that the Democrats
Of Highland are more interested In cleo
tons outside Of Virginia than they are
in the election of their own House dis
trict, and that the Prince Edward
Democrats take il for granted that their
candidates for the House will be elected.
We also observe from our State ex-
changes indications that one or the other
OF these conditions exists in several other
counties in the State.
We would say to our friends wherever
these conditions obtain that sound po-
litical maxim Is, Interest In elections
begins at home" and that. taking 1t
for granted is political blunder of the
worst kind. The failure TO observe the
one and the falling into the other have
caused many political surprises.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-22

OF the tramp nuisance" and several OF
our contemporaries say that laws ought
to be passed to suppress these despe-
rate vagabonds. As a matter Of fact. our
laws on the subject are very stringent.
They were recently quoted in this paper.
We do not say that better laws could
not be passed. but why the laws that are
in existence are not enforced in the
country districts Is a mystery to us.
Any justice OF the peace can issue his
warrant for the arrest of tramus and
other vagabonds. though few of them
exercise this authority.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-22
THE TOWER,
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On the Cor. Second and Broad.

During the past week our store was
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300 Satin Damask Towels. 35xls. regular
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l.COO yards Double and Twist Wool
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We are showing large variety In
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DO you want an ATWOOD Gray Flannel
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RIBBONS
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We are selling zoe. Figured Jacquards
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Ladies' Flannel Waists, in Red and
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Our line of Jackets is stylish, nobby,
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Ripple Jackets. very nobby. 50. now $3.50.
our $l2 Ripple Jackets in Chinchllla,
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Our sl2 Beaver Box Coat. very stylish,
50.
Capes, in Jet and Blue Beaver 81
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So the fight has been stopped. after all.
Not Exactly Fair.
(Norfolk Landmark


We think the Good Roads Convention,
Just held in Richmond. was a good thing,
and we are glad to see that the people
are becoming interested in the subject.
We do not. however. entirely endorse the
plan Of improvement suggested in this
particular instance. The legislation
called for In the report OF the convention
would provide fund of about sy}l,0oo By
levylng a tax OF cents upon every
500 worth of real or personal
property subject TO taxation - the
State. thus making the cities and towns
contribute $1,000. against sl4.COO from
the counties. This does not appear 10 US
by any means a just apportionment. The
cities. OF course. would derive great bene-
fit from an Improvement in the conul-
ton OF the public roads; but they have
their own streets to keep in order, and
are subjected to a constant and heav'Aex-
pense In properly doing so. Why not say
that the farmers. being helped by good
streets In the cities, should assist mu-
inequalities in maintaining these streets ?
The whole trouble arises from the I'M
Willingness OF the agricultural element
to submit To the slightest Increase in
taxation How il expects to obtain bet
ter highways without spending little
money we do not know. 1t is certainly
unreasonable TO look 10 the cities to de-
fray more than half Of the cost or such
Improvement. As has been demonstrated
over and over. the small tax necessary TO
obtain the required fund is really an in
vestment. and would in short time be
forgotten in the greater prosperity
brought about by better roads. The
country people cannot afford TO be stingy
in this matter.
We know that taxation is bugbear,
but il is wrong 10 suppose That mu-
niclpal communities can stand II more
easily than rural. The recommendation
OF the roads convention seems to have
been based upon that mistaken principle.
Fairness should be observed in all things,
and a city's streets cost it just as much
in proportion as the county's roads ought
10 cost IL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-22

Governor Clough of Minnesota. has
issued a formal invitation TO the Governors
OF ten States and to the Mayors of the
principal cities therein TO send repre-
sentatives to convention TO be held in
Minneapolis November Goth. The object
of the meeting is to take the first steps
toward holding great mdcontinent en-
position between Minneapolis and ST. Paul
in 1891 or 1898. The States invited are
Wisconsin. Michigan. Iowa, North Da-
kota. South Dakota Nebraska. Montana.
Oregon, Washington. and Wyoming
As Nashvile's exposition is to be held
in 1896 and Batimore's in 1897, We should
think that the midcontnentai people
would better restrain their impatience and
enterprise until 1898 or 1899. In 1890 Rich
mond ought to hold an end OF the CEN
tury exposition, which would eclipse all
that had been heretofore done south Of
the Potomac.
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-22

The news the Windward hfngs from
the Jackson polar expedition leads geo
graphers and others who have made a
study of Arctic conditions to expect most
satisfactory results from the venture.
Jackson's purpose is 10 attempt 10 reach
the pole from Franz Josef Land.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-22

Hoods Sarsapsrilla
the grea. blood pu-
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OF q Philadelphia
girl writes this:
Il" We gave Hoods
Sarsaparilla to our
little girl, who had
symptoms Of hip
disease. She could
not put her foot
down on the hoor
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-22

The Atlanta Exposition Is at its eli
max Just now. with the Governor OF
Virginia and the President OF the United
States In attendance on the great show.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-22

so Turkey Is not yet to be carved
Thanksgiving day is still TO come.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-22
317 EAST BROAD.
(oc 20-Su, Tu&F)
SOCIETY'S
GREAT EVENT.
The Annual Horse Show" 10 New York,
November nth to 18th, 1895.

YOU CANNOT AFFORD TO MlSS
this splendid opportunity OF visiting NJ"
YORK, and seeing this grand SHOW.
The Old Dominion steamship Coinpany
will run its second personally -conduc'et
excursion to New York TO the Ho's'
Show. Party now forming. Leave lI,S
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arriving in New York Sunday . ~
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Hip Disease

Results from Q scrofulous and impure
condition Of the blood, and it is cured by
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A. HUTZLER'S SONS,
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Where there's a will there's d way,
and the way now Is to Atlanta
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-22

The Philadelphia Times OF Sunday con-
tains an illustrated article OH the Cniver-
sity OF Virginia.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-22
A GREAT SPECIAL SALE OF HOSpy
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TO-DAY
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