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The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-05-26
BritIah Emigration.

The statistical report recently issued by the Irish
Register General shows that the emigration from
Ireland during 1865 was lOl, 4g7, or a little lea,
than In 1864. A great increase, however took
place during the last three months Of 1885, as com.
pared with 1864. and this increase has extended
into the current wear The Registers returns are
y,ry iuperfect but IL 4. understood that the emil
vrstiop 10, thu thrsa ontb. p,.eeding the close Of
The wear wa, At the rate Of IA 600 DER month, or
las 900 ma, ,nnum n /, estimated in the same
rsturn. that the Iri,h popuatiop decreased 50 900
last y..r which xould leave the total about
& 500, 900
Pollovinv mi, ,ou0b outIns of ons Briti,h Iour.
-, ,hron.h II, ,.v.,sI .,.... -. snd ,h., in All,
,h.,. ..ied 40 N. Tni,.d s,a,., nnd., Az. az, "A
L. ~ IA rSo n.....s.r.~s o9o pD.,,.h oss
S sA'pH or 80 - 90, s..s,.ns" t.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-05-26
[FOr the National Republiean.l
THE RECONSTRUCTION QUESTION.


Public opinion all over the Union has pretty well
settled down to the conviction that only portion
Of the plan for the reconstruction of the South re-
ported by the committee of fifteen Is either just,
polite or practieabei and there appears to be an
equally general belief that the Senate will Gull
and modify the plan as to make It tho best that,
under the circumstances, could be devised and
adopted. This Is not the FIRST instance In our his
tory where the Senate has been called upon to
remedy the injudiclous legislation Of the popular
branch and there is every to believe that in
this 1t will respond to the call. have never
known more unanimous feeling than everywhere
prevails relative to the third section of the plan
which, in fact, only got through the House by viz
tue Of a tricky parliamentary dodge Even tho
New York Nation usually ultra radical in Its
vews) says that this section Is the most striking
illustration have yet had of the want of practi
ealness by which some members of the committee
have all along beon afflicted.
One thing Is very plain: that Is, the Northern
people are very generally in favor Of rs.sstablish
ment Of Republican principles in the admilistra.
ton Of our Government There was time when
the exigsneisS of the situation demanded suspon.
sion ofAome rights which we had regarded as time.
honored and inalienablej and one Of the nobleSt
things incident to our great struggle was the sac
Zee made in that regard by the people that their
country might live and triumph. But that period
Is past. Already we look with Jealousy on the
anti. Republican measures that are advocated and
to a certain extent enforced in the relation Of tho
Southern States and already Is the apprehension
prevalent that the precedent now established may
at distant day be used to justify usurPatiOn In
the North and West, on the arising Of contingencies
now Unforeseen, but by no means impossible Of 90
eurranoa R.
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FOR FURNISHING
i ARTICLES AT TIE WASHINGTON NAVY YARD.


paTate sealed proposals will be received at this
Office until the drst day o. June, 1885, at 10 o'clock ~
M for the following articles, to be delivered ut the
navy yAtd 10 this city, via;
One bundred aud twenty thousand seven hundred
and ninety six 2O 1867 lbs lugo Copper best qua yj
to b. delivered before June 10, 1856 Two thou
sand II COO gallons Winter strained Sperm on to be
delivered before June TO- ls6Sfor bureau Of steam En-
cheering
Two ~ bbls Lard oil one ~ Dbl or forty two (i2)
gallons Linseed OIL, boiled twelve N2 loIen s'iuch
half round Smooth Files twelve az dozen 6'lneh
Hand Smooth Pilssi twelve n2l dozen 4.ineh half
roand Smooth Files all 10 DO best quAty-for Bureau
Of Ordnance.
Two hundred C2OO, Air Port GLASSES, for Bureau Of
Construction.
one thousand p,OOC) bushels Charcoal for Bureau Of
YArds aud Docks.
Seventy ave (T5) bbls Pork one thousand 1000
lbs Sugar, to be navy standard In all rsspscsfor Bu
reAu OF Provisions and Clothing.
For dimensions schedule At this Office The above
articles TO be delivered free Of cost 10 the
for freight or transportation, and at the risk and
''7 CALVIN O. JACKSON,
myD'N PaymAstsT, U, SIN,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-05-26

The receipts from customs at the four most i'm
portant ports in the United States up to the dates
specified, are as follows Boston, from May 18th
to 10th, inclusive, s2ss, 9l2 So New York, from
10th to 10TH 81 $751; OI216 Philsdop hia, from 18th
to 10th, $780, 949ss; Baltimore, from lith to 10TH
slI2, La total, o.. ls0 SOo.Ss. The amount of
receipts from New York. 1t will be seen, is reported
only for four days beginning with Mr.. symthes as
sumption Of his duties as collector. ...
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SATURDAY MoRNrNe,taa:annMAy 20, 1876,
THEiUNION PARTY.

mTy.Ii,;.,,. E,.,,,,,,- Io,,,.,,;,j 80,
n 49,.
~ nv III ..,,..,,. =,
ss,s 4 that made NV XXI secretarv os State
In his masterlv address Compromise and ad-
justment within the party itself. There are
no existing difhculties inside the organiza-
non wn,ch cannot pc settled, upon pass
Ma irn;aP ,esyse sne unolo IN hst ieterssts
Of the nation, To tbis end Il Is the duty of
all Union journals to labor"
As far as the NATIONAL REPUBLICAN, is
concerned. IL has labored necessarily to pre-
serve the unbroken integrity Of the Union
ranks" by counselling adherence to the
time-honored principles Of the Union party,
under which il won two national victories in
the field Of politics and saved the republic
in the field Of martial conflict We have
warned, time and again, the misguided lead
ers OF the radical faction that to abandon the
policy Of Mr.. LINCOLN, since so successfully
carried forward by President JOHNSON, and
to accept new issues Of questionable policy
and extremely doubtful constitutionality,
would tend to divide and distract the Union
hosts, and might prove fatal to the noble or
ganization that took the insulted flag Of the
nation in 1861 and bore il through blood and
danger to peerless and perpetual victory.
When differences came by radical con-
spiracy to separate the Union party from the
Administration, we stood to the extent Of
our ability resolutely on the principles of the
Baltimore platform Of 1864, and by The
President, who was elected on that platform,
and with the Cabinet officers who were in
strumental in Its adoption by the popular
vote IN the last national campaign. We
have followed the rule OF ANDREW JOHNSON,
IN lighting our battles within the Union
lines" We have never entertained doubt
about the result 1t is within those lines
that The PRESIDENT and his friends intend to
win. We have no desire or expectation Of
seeing the Democratic party under its old
leaders or with its old ideas come again into
power. We never shared the insane fear Of
those cowarSay Union men who think that
this Union must be kept asunder, and eleven
States denied their rights under the Consti-
tuition, and loyal men from the South for
hidden to enter Congress in order to keep
the Democrats in the minority. The people
Of this country put that party out of power
because it did not have the ability to govern
this country; because it could not save this
Union because it had not the courage to
uphold the flag; and because it was not
equivalent to the great emergency of na-
tiohal rescue; and did not comprehend the
genius or destiny of American institutions.
The people will never desert the Union
party unless it deserts its principles, and,
following the imbecile career of the Democ-
racy, proves itself unable and unfit to govern
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THE DEPARTM ENTS.
torPrcfAL.l
DEPARTMENT oy srArR, I
YAaufnnrnn MAJ % 1aaa

. wAsmsoros, May q, 1880. !
Information has been received at this De
partment from Mr.. Tnos. p. SMru, the Con
sui of the United States at La Rochelle,
France, Of the death, by drowning, Of the
armorer Of the United States vessel Canaan
daigua, at Rochefort, during late visit of
that vessel at Rochefort. The name of the
armorer is not given.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-05-26

c,,.rx,, vc,. ia a. A. a., ,ho
N.r Yert Ae.a.my q Music oo,ld no, h.v. taken
Ar, accidentally. sI n. "
NJ. Ia.
=, h'oDosh ifoS W.i'es W .,e eu' ,''
VI Nn. ."''"o'os'oa' 'ohno' 'na' no Ni"''"' ms
wv oon' no'n'ns worm m'n''on'ns
., s, ua,,an p.,a,. ~. DE- = p.,,,, !. b.,
,.mna,.,s Ola o,,,
-, =, u'
IHE STATION george M. fatchen mas oeaten
the stallion Vommodors Nsndsrbilt IN three straight
haats IN harness. ims-z'Soi' zSo' zHi'
THE Milwaukee and 81 + aul railroad is
again badly disabled, BY the burning Of the erdse
over the wisconsin river ... ...s DO.
CAPTAIS WnNoS WmLLDN, q well-known
citiren Of Philadelphia died suddenly, Of apopiexy,
on Wednesday evening, the asa instant
Tuv,v are r,moro that 4. vesse, has recent,v
,.s, -, =, -. "a, a.. =, an. h..v,.., Ma
Of guns for the chilisns ... '..r. .
SAN Francisco is going TO be supplied
with vs,,r from I. lake in the sierr. Nevada noun.
tain. ~ a, .oo,.duct tro hundred miIs, Inns.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-05-26
IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
~ oprIes or rHE wAsnISo.os AscEDucr,

! wAsHISaroE, ID. O., May %, 1896.
HOTICE-Ths Potomac water will be shut OF from
the city OF Washington SUNDAY, the 9Th lust att
clock m, for tho purpose OF Ptyiug aud flushing
the Government mains and The city water pipes.
On PennsylyAnA avenue, between Eighth street wost
and Rock creek, there will be limited supply.
by order u THEODORB u. sAMO,
Epginver in charge Of the Washington Aqusduet
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-05-26

"Publie Life In Warrington"
On the first page Of our paper to-day viii DO
found some interesting extracts from an address Of
Rev. HEsRr w. BELLows, minister Of "Ali-souls
church, in Now York, to his congregation, upon
the moral ASAaets Of the national capital.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-05-26
SPECIAL NoTICI.l.

50 Water Registrars once, May ~, 1865.
-NorioH Is HsRnBr OWEN, that, for the purpose Of
flushing the mains, the water will be shut OF from the
city during the greater part Of SUNDAY next between
the hours Of q. m and Up. m. " ,
mJz0't RANDOLPH ooYLB, Water Registrar.
90 workinEmen, Attention i-There will
be an Elght Hour Meeting at .the odd Fellows Hail.
Seventh street, on TUESDAY EVENING, May %, under
the auspices of the wOrkinsmsns Convention to which
you are Invited.
Hon O. W. Julian and II. Clay Prsuss, Esq, and
other distinguished speakers, will be In attendance
A, 7. CAvIs, Chairman Ex. Com.
my20-N Sar and Union.l
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-05-26

So Moth and Freck1es.-Ladies nnlicted
with Diseooratons the Pace called moth patches or
freekles, should use Perry's Celebrated Moth and
Freesle Lotion. Its infallible. PREPARED by Dr. B. c.
PERRY, Dermaologst, 40 Bond street, New York. Sold
by all druggists In Washington and elsewhere Price
81 ...... mylT-tt&s3m
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Capt 9Th U. s. Cav. Brew. Lieut.. Col. U.sA.,
nhl2.tf Recorder.

A5-Madam Mounts Pile salve-a Valuable
Remedy for that DiseAss also Consumption Destroy
or, and Entirs Cure for the Bronchitis, Asthma &c
can be found at stOtt's Drug Store opposite National
Hoteli GilmAns, near Metropolitan Hoteli Ford's
ner Of Eleventh and PenusylyanA Aveuusi EntwSlss,
Of Twelfth and PsnnsylVAniA ayenuei RlliOttS,
Of and Twelfth strsstSi HaTbaughs, corner Of
seventh and @. jAl2-u
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DOR SALE-A VERY STYLISH BAY
Il PONY, years old. aud warranted s,und; has
been used As lady saddle horse the last two years
Inquire at the Metropolitan Railroad Stable corner OF
seventeenth street and Now York avenue. mI2s.2ta
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-11-09
CHAPTER 10.
Bqrcscntatiee Districts.

An ACT .apportioning the State OF
iowa into Representative Districts.
SECTION /. BE it ennctet by the Gen
tTGt AsSemJWof the SUITE Of tara, That
one Representative to eight thousand
five hundred inhabitants, or fraction
thereof equal 10 one half in each Repre-
sentative District is hereby constituted
the ratio Of pportionmenJ.
LIST DisEict-,Snc. ,. Lee county is the
fist district, and entitled to three Re-
personalities.
81 District--,S3c. 3. Van Buren,
county is the second district, and en-
titled 10 two Representatives,.
3D. District --yScG. i. Davis county is
the third district, and entitled to two
Representatives.
81 Dtst,jcs-!Sec. ). Appauoose coun-
ty is the fourth district, and entitled to
one Representative.
str IisfyictAScc. 6. Wayne county
is the fifth district, and cntiIed 10 one
Representative.
on Disrict--.Scc. ;. Decatur county
isthc sixth district, and entitled To one
representative.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-11-09
EXCELSIOR! ETCELSIORI
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PALMER & BOTT.

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DUBUQUE g. SIOUX CITY RAILROAD.
TIME TABLE.
re TAKE REJECT THURSDAY, JAN, is, 1865

D. s. W. X. R.--Trains leave Farley junction at 1873
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DIR. ". NJ. McCLeI.AND of Penn. SAYS:
have prescribed Dr.. SWANS iiurhun Bitters as
TOMS os forms Of fever and have Found better tsn
aay go. q Siss.ir s:i-nlsnt.
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CRAHAM'S
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/ REMEDY FOR ALL DISEASES OF THE
HEAD AND SCALP.

The hair may be diseased from various causes: 1t
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SUBSCRIPTIONS.

SUBSCRIPTIONS .....
1867.
The Publishers have perfected system Of mailing by
which they supply the Magazine and Weekly prompt
~ to those who prefer to receive their periodicals direct
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SUBSCRIPTIONS.

1851.
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which they supply the Magazine aud Weekly
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Gals directly from the Once Of Publication.
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their stock and hope to give entire satIsfaction.
SHOWERS & GRAHAM.
Clearfeid, Pa, Sept. 26th, 1866