The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-11-02
PERSONAL,

Personal.
Hon. Henry Wilson and Hon. James q.
liaine were both at Fifth Avenue Hotel, New
FORK, on Saturday Last. Both gentlemen
ave finished their speeches In the West And |
ire homewari bounA. Count AdelsvAred, one
u the wesithisst nobiemen Of Sweden, issaid 1
% have refused an,offer OF 40 ooo, ooe, mads to
aim by an English company, for his copper
eof AtrudAberg. The Rev. Hessy Ward
Beecher was NJ the Parker House, Boston, on
Saturday. Hon. Andrew Tracy Of Woodstock,
= prominent member OF the Vermont bar, died
yesterday, at the age OF n. He served ten
years In the Vermont Legislature, and was
Speaker Of the Honse from 1912 to 1915. He
was a member of Congress from 1858 to 1885.
Nathan Porter, OF San Francisco, and Mr..
Sears, are at wiilard's. Col. p. Malmbore, Of
Illinois, 10 at the Kirkwood. J. e. Robinson,t
Of Beaufort, South Csrollns, and r, H. Oar.
rington are at the Metropolitan Hotel.
Hon. Fitz Henry Warren, United States Min
lister to Guatemala, and Gems. Babcoek and
Porter, of Gen. GRANTS star, arrived at New
York on Thursday 10 the steamer Alaska,
from Aspinwali. Governor Bullock, OF Geor
gia, and Gen. H. s. Barton, u. s. A., are at the
Ebbitt House. Hon. b. F. Wade IL on = visit
to Senator chandler, at Detroit. Hon. e. NJ.
Stanton Is in Pittsburg, Pennsylvania. Hon.
E. A. Rollins, Commissioner Of Internal
Revenue, left on Saturday for his home in
New Hampshire. Major Gen. Abner Double
day arrived In town on Saturday. Col. James
X. Young, OF the New York Tribune bureau,
left town last evening for the city of Brotherly
Love. Gen. H. v. Boyntou, the Washington
| correspondent OF the Cincinnati Go=efie, left
town for Ohio last evening.
Demoer attic Testimenisls 10 General
Grants worth.
When Congress was engaged In discussing
| the bill for reviying the grade OF General,
| Congressman A. J. Rogers, Of New Jersey,
l saIus a..
| az believe that the mantle OF the illustrious
i Warrington may well fall upon the shoulders
l of General Grant. / believe that he has
| WALKED In the footsteps Of the Father Of his
Congressman Fink, Of Ohio, observed at the
| same time:
az honor him, cir, not only for his brilliant
nimity IN the hour oftriumph, and his genuine
Alexander H. Stephens recently wrote:
ale 10 entirely moderated by the country
and the press. 1 know him very well. He 10
remarkable man, and one that few appreei-
energy, and determined will"
And tbs New yo,r World xvh,.h u. Al.
light. in applying opprosriou. ep,,he,. to to
General Grant, said, on the nth Of March,
1896: E.-r -
General Grants last brilliant campaign
sets the final seal upon his reputation. It
mist as well as Of all the commanders who
have served with or under him in the great
campaigns Of the last war"
THJRTr.yIyK THOUSAND PERSONA have been
n.tur.ii,ed In New york city, and ,Imo.t an
~ ri. 800 go, y, msn ~. INV nar " "..sn ~
march to the ballot-box and vote do n the lib
erties of the INTELLIGENT mssses of the great
800 SCI.
Empire Sthte.
The paper called the Nation, in speaking Of
this busine.. Of naturalization. savs.
or these, 10000 are pe.h.p. rightly admit.
veg, io,ooo nave passed thfongh the machine
wtnout nsying oeen mere ave YEAR,, and the
the court room indeed, from 5000 to 900 Of
these latter are non,existent This 10 what
one Of our .aPright ludges,.he was upright
room to sit By him while he played little
the LIST before him, and proceeded to call en-
Nv simsei5 on ne nm, ~ ths momsnt, Jnhn
Smith, James Skooks, John Jones, Thomas
instantly apswered. and took a ceItiGcate
e. S s., a; cths s AIDE
out, 6deorge Scratehem P' uHere p responde ed
| q voice. "f.ke that man outside to scratch y
| said his honor to the usher, and resumed the
| Yet there is not single Democratic LAWYER
/ Of any weight In this city who dares 10 come
out and run for a certain one Of our Judge
as we'll as not be defeated had any Of his nomi.
nal party associates the nerve to face him and
his hackers. 1t Is notorious that even among
with services such as we have been speaking
Of and with money, he has not one friend and
many enemies. At least 10000 certificates Of
nssussaan e nave oeen Issued ior me Use o.
The total humber Of eertiaeates frauduientIy
obtained in this and other cities Is at least
1900 to 5000 Inis Is heavy load for Grant
| FOR Mn AIthonsh ~ waLmn nay o ~ S mueh