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votes ID The negatives; pedo Fe trust the
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mept apd enact iiiplo lgwe-.Rashiga;
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j JOHN M. PHELPS.

Attorney and Counsellor nj Law.
a.re POINT PLEASANT W. YAt
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South, cry ops siori JuslieeaiO lphSaop.i
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bis Council will appeOf ioscpuJt %.
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States constitute tho Senate Of the lUpi
ted Stats will then be raised. They
will take The zane view Of the matter
that The President has 10 bitdis public
speeches and State paper maIntaioed.
the ten Southern Slalesdhayc
their epresootAtisesin the Aouse and
Senate Of The United States the pte body
is moi competent to take up, try anil
pass judgment on so vital sndiinip6rtant
aquestion az impeding the highest
officer known to- Tho goyeFlmanis II
oYerEpled, as they expect 10 be the
President will then. resign and appeal
70 the people through The ballot boz.
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as mere gusss' work. las is6eilher comes
from the President nor his counsel.
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FOR PRESIDENT
ULYSSES s. GRANT,
or ILLINOIS. ...
FOR VICE PRESIDENT.
SCHUYLER ColFAx,
OF ISDIAsA.
TINE NEXT PRESIDENT.

The great men of the nation should govern
1t; or, to use the phrase In its popular sense.
the great men of the nation should be its
public servants. Starting with this idea. and
casting about US for the man for our ne xt Prcsl
Lent, Il Is quite natural and proper that VIC
should select General Grant. He is pre-cmi-
nently one OF the great men Of the nation; his
military career marks him as 4 man OF decided
and distinguished ability. During the latter
part OF the war, and at it's close, where his
great services were seen and recognized, when
there was no partisan bitterness and prejudice,
General Grants great deeds stood out prom.
inently before the nation and before the world,
and everybody was ready to confess not
only his signal services in Behalf OF his coun.
try, but also the masterly ability which this
hero of hundred battle-nelis exhibited. Now
partisans and small politicians deem Il to he
their duty to bcllttle and to decry the noble
deeds OF this truly noble and really great
man.
It is to be regretted that such Is the mode Of
political and partisan warfare In this country;
that the best men are traduced, and IL matters
not how glorious may be the deeds or how
grand the achievements Of the man, IL he be
proposed as a candidate of a party for the frat
office In the nations gift, he Is assaulted and
assailed with a vituperation and with malIg.
nancy which even the meanest men In the COM
munlty do not merit.
1t might have been hoped that Gen. Grant.
whose services were Of such tran,cendent Inn.
rortancc and worth to the nation, would have
cscaped these common slanders of the low and
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SQUIRTING AT REPUDiATioS-The leading
press of our large commercial cities comment
In no very natterlng terms upon the action Of
sportion Of the Republicans in the House OF
Representatives few days ago in regard to
taxing interest on United st-tes bonds. Tho
fact that all loans to the United Stat es who 4
1t was necessary to raise the slnew . OF wa to
suppress the rebellion were ex empted from
State or municipal taxation sure ~ does Imply
that the United States Government may, hon.
orally, impose tax upon its own promises.
OF course tho Democracy voted solid for 1t,
carrying out the Pendletonian dootrinej and
the countenApce Mr.. Pendleton had from the
Republican side OF the House In this Instance
furnishes the New York Convention with ad-
ditional reasons for nominating for the PTesi-
dency that young and vigorous representative
OF their party, But how 10 1t with the great
masses OF Republicans wis glory In that
honest plank OF the Chicago platform How
can they excuse any Republican who would
Introduce any such or Kindred measures In
Congress looking toward the abandon
mcnt OF the nations ObliBationsl Whether
that Republican acts OF his own volitiOn or as
the oats-paw OF ADLER but less scrupulous men
II 10 lamentabie to contemplate, and the sooner
the press and people give them to understand
that 1t is not the right way to advance the
national honor the better.
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A Confession OF Weakness.

ference ." eSa' pia;JSr% or Sas ~Ssi ss"sids';,
It's eIpediens to pitch our demands In SO
low a key as to give Republicans an excuse
for deserving their party. A party In power
ofPOwer cannot attempt without ruin.
II we can but carry this election, we shall
thereafter ther, have swans q proseiytes, and
any reasonable policy. Even the Republican
party will look at public questions through
yery dlherent eyes after great Demoeratic
cnd.-WOHd.
Several days ago we asserted that the Demo-
cratic party was an organization without prin-
ciple, and that 1t was governed by no fixed no.
tions or ideas. In the above extracts, which
we copy, our entire charge is admitted.
To carry the country seems to be the desired
achievement, as 1t makes little difference
upon what platform or with what caudidaten
they win.
Let our readers ponder upon the above, and
they will see what constitutes this great and
patriotic % Democratic party.
Upon the above, the New York Post remarks
as follows:
who, seeking an appointment in q pro-slayery
church, In the old slavery times, promised that
IN his sermons he would carefully avoid all
illusions to either politics or religion.
THE World is like Barkis, a very willing
creature. 1t will support anything or any.
body. 1t assured the public a few weeks ago,
that there was not the least difference between
Pendleton and Chase, and 1t appears to be
ready now to follow any leader, on any road,
under any nag, and against anybody, to vic.
tory.
"Perhsps victory does not lie in that dlrec-
tlon. The World has been a good deal scOlded
ut by rabid Democratic journals, lately, be-
cause II gave some signs OF sound statesman
ship and political principle. The Wsshingt ton
iafeHigeHcer called 1t a spyi the Day Book spoke
OF 1t as q snake in the grass the Georgia Con.
ahuiiOHdIiH denounced what 1t called the
Worlds 'treachery and deoeit;' and the Cincin-
natl Enquirer assured its public 'the views of
the World In regard to negro suffrage are not
shared by any other Democratic paper, or by
any other Democrat, East or West to our
Knowledge
"Let the wrath OF these Zealots cease. The
World, which has been eating humble-pic for
two or three weeks, bolts its last huge mouth
full this morning, and has really earned for
giYeneBs.p
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FINANCIAL AND ConuERCIAL.

NEW YouK, July a,-Cottou mimi, demand
fair at 81 cents. Sugar arm; demand fsir;
Cuba and Porto Rico uSehsnred. Fionr quiet
and week; Southern unohanged. Wheat dull
and nor1lnal, nothinF do1ng. Corn quiet and
weak atl6t1 .o1k oats 4diet au1 weak II so
csuts. k5e dun and no4lnaI z e1.To<ll 80.
Fork QUIT and etea6y 81 ~ ia 0oid l6IX.
BALfInoRr July TN mar
kst 10 shout a. last quoted: Medium and low
70 sell nt the best terms they can obtain.
High grades are scarce, and are selling in
mall lots within the isaFs Of quotations:
100 bbls. high grade Howard street at Sio.so;
10 Ibis. Howard street winter wheat super AZ
vi 20 bbis. winter wheat super at t7.to6s,
20 bhls. sPring and winter wheat extra a (ei
spring extra 81 n 90 80 tDls. City Mills win.
ter wheat super at eSto.
Corn Meal L. scarce And In good demand.
Market about bfFe, kAEMtNTL IN
QnArr--WAAaf,-Ressip ts tss bsishsls white
and 900 bushels red, mostly new Virginia and
South Carolina grain.
Sales; White-loo bushels strictly choice
Eastern Virginia at a. s6j % bushels fair vir.
ginia At t7.tk Red-lco bushels fair new South
Oarolins at t1.4oi 90 bushels good do. at t2boj
100 good neg Virginia At e2.soj 20 bushels, out
OF order, AZ e71o. =
Corn-Receipts LIZA bushels. white and 800
bushels yellow. Market dull at about former
rates.
Sales; Mhite-!oo bushels good At ti,ll; 73s
at no; 100 fair st o. 90, 100 mixed at .os. A
bushels. sold at ellis. Yellow-3oo bushels
good at q II; SIS prime 1t ALA = n y
0dfs.-Receipts ,1to bushels. Market dull.
Sales; coo bushels At IS cts. " "a Bs TO the
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Organization OF the North CaroIins
State Government

RALEIGH, N. o., July "A quorum Of both
Houses ofthe General Assembly were present
yesterday.
Chief Justice Picrson, In obedience to the
orders OF General Candy, after taking the oath
OF office prescribed by the new constitution,
administered TO his associates and to the Gov.
ernor elect, W. W. Holden, the same osth.
Judge Resde then administered the oath to
the members OF the House, and Judge Dick, to
the Senate.
The credentials OF nine members Of the Sen.
ate and more Of the House, who were present
and barred by the Howard amendment, were
laid on the table.
J.w Holden, son ofthe governor, was elected
Speaker OF the House.
Both Houses were organized to-day, and
Governor Holden sent In brief message.
The Howard amendment was adopted In the
House-7s to 20. In the Senate, 81 to 2.
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torYicIAL ]
WAauIugroH. Jane -. ina

wAR DHPAnrusxr,l
. 49,. wAsHISaroS, Jans =, 1se4
ordved, That no nswspaper be allowed pay
for any advertising hereafter done for the War
Department or Its bureaus, unlcss each adver.
tisemsut charged for is specially seat to the
Newspaper with an order Of publication from
competent authority, and that all authority
heretofore given to any nowspapsr to copy ad-
vertisements OF the department, or its bureaus,
from other newspapers be, and the same 10
hereby, withdraw. This order to take effect
on thv fst Of July next.
JIM. SoHoyIgLp, see'ry OF War.
Onlclal, JoHH Porrs, H.U.sT ....
Chief Clerk War Department.
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MERRIEn,

KIMBALL-PEARsoN--o June 3oth, By the
Rev. Father Boyle, Ds. EDWARD .. RIhBLLL to
Mss LIME N. PEARSON, all Of this city. No
cards.
TENBRooK-sMooT--in this city on Tuesday,
Jane 50, By Rev @. W, Samson, D. D., PRoI.
ASDRkw fEsnRook, Of the University Of Miehi'
gau. 70 Mns EMMA snoor, widow oftho late DR..
Samuel O. smoot, OF Washington.
MILLER-wALLER-0n the 2Ah instant. at
Nd, By tho Rev. W. A. Hooper, NJ. EpwARD i.
hILLkl to Mss BERrHA v. wALLss, Of Washing
ton city.
MANsFIELD-YAwKEs-on Thursday, 18th
June, at the residesee ~ the brias,s mother, by
=: Rev: J; W NJ wiiiiari't D.. JtsP..A.
city. u III. |E'H
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
~ UNITED STATES PArEEr oYYIcE,-

- 4, 49, wAsHIk0roN, May Is. 1858
dan Bridge, y. praying for the extension q a
an September Ath. ls'ts reissned January
an Improvement In Machines for Washing PAPER
Stock, for seven years from the expiration Of said
patent, which takes place on the 2Ith day Of Sep.
tember, 1905;
is ordered that the said petition be heard at the
Patent once on MONDAY, the Slst day Of August
noxt At II clock IN. and ALL persons are notified
to hppear and show cause, II any they have, why
said petition ought not to be granted.
Persons opposing the extension are required to
Ale IN the Patent Once their objections, specially
set forth ~ writing, At least ttoentK days before
the day Of hearinEj all testimony hled by either
party. to be l.ed attho aid hearing must be taken
once, which will be furnished on application,
Depository and other papers, relied upon as testi-
ihe day Of hearing, the arguments. II any. within
Ordered. also, that this notice be Published In
the RkPunLIcAS and the Intsiiioencfr, Washing.
ton, ID. c., and In the Atlas, New York, N,
", once A.week for three successive weeksi the
hrst Of said publications to be at least sixty days
previous to the day Of hearing.
lei-ThM Acting Com mi saioner Of pntents
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DOMESTIC FINANCE-If the Democratic con-
vention determine to issue two thousand mil.
lion greenbacks we cannot see how 1t is to
benefit the Democrats particularly. Are we
going to establish bloated arlstocracy by
taking up our obligations and giving these
"bloated bondholderSn all the greenbacks, and
leave the Democrats with nary engraving
God forbid. The only way is to have them
issued and distributed among the members OF
the party, and then give Chase to the bond
holders.
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Washington Alexandria and George
town Railroad.

RICHMOND, July Tin the supreme court
OF Virginia to-day, In the case involving the
granting OF ten years. lease OF the Washing.
ton, Alexandria and Georgetown railroad, the
case was declared void on account, among
other reasons, OF the fraudulent issue Of
$500, 900 OF spurious stock.
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An Unconstitutional Inv.

PHILADgLrHIA, July 2,-The supreme Court
of Pennsylvania to-day decided unconstitu.
tional the law recently passed by the Legisla-
ture providing for registration In Philadelphia,
and also the law DISTINGUISHING deserters and
bounty jumpers.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-07-03

FoRr MoNRoE, July 2.-sixty.ave young
ladies from Elmira College, arrived to-day, on
the steamer State OF Maryland en- route for
Richmond.
Passed out steamer Berlin, for Bremen.
Passed up brig Dudly, from Porto Rico, for
Baltimore.
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The Louisiana Legislature-The Mil
itary Still Under Arms.

NEW ORLEANS, July 2.-The military are
still under arms to-day, though much less ex.
citeIaent Is apparent.
The resolution adopted In the Senate yes
terday that the roll furnished by the military
commander be called, and those who can take
the constitutional oath be admitted, appears
on the minutes as simply that the roll be called
emitting the words "the military commander"
which are In the resolution as adopted, OBJ
lection was made, but choked or by the preyi-
Gus question. Faint oonciiiatory oyerturel
took place to-day, the Democrats taking tho
initiative. A joint resolution ratifying the
18th amendment was adopted.
Twelve Democratic members OF the House
was sworn In to-day.
Another effort to have the House organized
according to the roll Of the Commanding Gen.
eral failed to-day.
Several Democrats presenting themselves to
be sworn were Informed their seats were con.
tested. They were previously ignorant oftkis
fact.
A bill appropristing &l5O,ooo to defray ex.
penses passed.
Several other bills were presented.
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DIED.


McNAMARA-0n the lst instant, MARI, beloved
wife Of Thomas h,Namar., aged 10 years.
The relatives Aad friends Of the family are re-
9ue.ted 70 attend tho funeral. f,sm her late resi-
First streets east. this aftsrnoon at o'clock p
MINoR-on "Wednesday. July LIST. after an III
nssz Of consumption, TIMOTHY HIsok, In the nth
mourn their loss, y
Husband dear. and as thou wsstsnd Justly dear,
ewould not weep for thsei, !
IL that thou art free.
His friends and Aogua intaneea and those Of the
family arc respectfully invited 10 attsua his funs
fsl, from his latc residence. No. 81. corner New
York avenue and Seventeenth street, on Friday,
the Sd, at 8 o clock, ... -
MoNAIR-0n the morning Of the ID instant, In
mis-, only child Of James N, aud Emily J. NeNAlr,
aged months and sdays.
agcd 10 years.
lis friends aud aequsintsuees arc invited to at
tend the funeral, at clock, on Friday morn nE
July Sd. from s. Bridge street, 6sorGetown.
.,KINsLRY-on the 1T instant, Of consumption,
HHNRI KINsLEr, aged % years.
aHis fuaeral will lake place from his late reh-
deneo, 6sl L street. between Eighth and Ninth.
Friday, July Sd.
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MAIL Burned.

SAN Francisco, July 2.-Depsrtment head
quarters received advices to-day from Fort
whippie that the nall which left hers between
NE tth spdIth ofyune was partially destroyed
by fro near Lopez, No partieuisfs,
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Tue COSvENTIos-It Is understood that
the northern Democratic delegates are to Sc
loct the candidates, and the southern to TX
the platform. This, in behalf of E PluriGuI
UHuH, strikes US as q very sensible arrange
ment. This Convention Ia to be held on the
Fourth OF July, in "Tammany Hall"
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pErsr ouARrEnnAsrlR's OyyIca.(
MAsnIsotosa D. =. Jaly i. 1855,
gurshas. Iohk BAY HORSE and SIX wfIiTR
HORSES for use Of the 5th Cavalry, Persons hav-
ing such herses for sale, suiAbls for cavalry ser
viee. will present then TO Lieut. Col. J. W. Mason,
eommAndinG At sedywict Barracks, on street,
tween the hours ofea .. m. and p. m, fer isspse.
tion and purchase. Payment viii be made Al this
and bsaring the certificate Of Colonsl Mason thai
theJ have passed his inspection.
J. O. McFERRAN,
Deputy Quartermaster General,
jy3St Bvt. Brig. Gen., U. 8. Army.
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IMPAIRMENT OF THK INTERIOR,
~ UNITED STATES PArHnr OFrfc

~ UEIrkp orArhs fA1Hur UfFfCn,
WARRINGTON, June "a, 1868
On the petition Of JOSH y. KHELER, Of Pittsburu,
Pa, praying for the extension Of patent granted
10 him the asth day Of September. 1854. for an i'm
provement in Platform Scales, Tor seven years from
the expiration Of said patent, which takes place on
the 18Th day Of September, 1868;
y ordered that The ;sid petition be hoard at the
tember next, at IL o'clock, and all persons are
notified 10 appear and show cause, II any they have,
Why said petition ought not TO be granted,
Persons opposing the extension required to hle
In the Patent Once their objections, specially set
day Of hearing all testimony hlsd by either party,
20 be med q me aid heariSi must be TAKEN and
which Will be furnished on application.
tmony. must Be- nlsd in tie once sesstv day before
he dsy Of hes.ins, the srsumeits. II any. within
Ordered. also, that this notice b published In
the REPulLIcAI and the IntslIfeenoer, washinE-
ten, d. c., and In the Post, PittsburE, Penn. /,
once week for three successive weeks, The krst Ok
aid pgbiieston. % b At least :xsy d.z. Previous
jys-fs1 ietiax commissionsr Of Pstsats
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" THE DEMOCRATIC party would nominate
Brick Pomeroy for President, and adopt the
Ten Commandments for a platform, It would
kill the party. The friends Of the candidate
would bolt the platform, and the few admirers
of the platform would bolt the candidate.
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TN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
1 OF COLUMBIA.
vs., 1900 Equity DoeketB

ksbary LLOYD, Trustee in this cause, having re-.
ported that he had sold part Of lots mo. - in
square mo. oOi) with the improvements, to Daniel
RswlinEsfoI 81, SIS and part Of let mo; In square
mo. $40 with the improvements, to John X. Hsr:
rell for o. 045; (belnE the property described
IN the proeeedIngs,C pursuant To the decree, and
that the said Rawlings and lIarrell had complied
with the terms Of sale,
II Is this IA day sf JuneA, D., lS6s. ordered by
the Court that the said sales be, and the same
hereby ratified and confirmed unless cause TO the
contrary Ia show on or before the itth day OF July
1888 provided copy Of this order be Published In
the kATIoEAL REPUBLICAN once week for three
successive weeks before said day,
A'Tpe sOPIItsst dbl A. B. oLiN. iSssItlss,
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toYYIcIAL.l

DEPARTMENT or srArR,(
WARRINGTON. June n, 1903.
Information has been received at this De-
partment from Mr.. NJ. L. Hollister, tho Consul
Of the United States at Buenos Ayres, OF the
death, on the i2th, nat, and 2ad Of January
last, at Buenos Ayres, OF James Brown, p.
Lavear. and A. Asboth, late United States
Minister Resident.