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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-09

THE PASSAGE OF the bill for the relief Of Dr.
Best in the Senate yesterday Is regarded by
those Interested In and familiar with the prose.
euiion Of claims as establishing, In connection
with the act passed by the last Congress for the
precedent Tor the gradual payment OF all merl.
torious claims for damages inflicted upon the
properly Of loyal citizens by the actual opera
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-09

THE REPUBLICAN PARTY, the Standard
bearer Of National Progress" 10 tho title Of an
elEhtpags pamphlet recently Issued BY the Re.
publican Congressional COMMITTEES. II Ia synop.
~ Of the Liquidation Of the last ten years upon
TABOR, education, recOnstructlon, commerce, az.
rloultura, No., and therefore a valuable doou.
ment Tor stump orators during the campaign.
Ihe iacts have been carefully collated, and are
lncidly presented
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-09
LErrERs rRoM TnE PEOPLE.

RfuzziisH The Press nj the Navy Ya.d.
No more newspapers 10 be LETT At the wnich.
boz except for ofhoersi Stand back " pieblan
mechanics, dirty iaborcrs and scribbling clerk,
you don't belong 10 tho gold-lace arstocracy,
You have no business 10 know how 10 read, and,
besides, tho tons Of the seventeen papers LETT At
the box DON'T suit ~ oiceru, who taku the Pairiot.
No more newspapefs 10 10 len Al the watch
boz except for oficcrsi what beahtiiui order
In free, enliEhteacd and Republican eountryi
The executive odlcer Of the navy yard, one Of
the most cautious officers In tho United states
service, tcautious II good orders that from and
amor this morning, no more neuspapers shall
DO len At the boz, escepi for encers. Herslo.
fore tho newtboyso o. tho REPUBLICAN, and Psfrtof
have len the morning papers At the watch. boz,
near the main. gate, for about twenty persons.
including ofioers. The papers arc generally
len at about O'Clock, and In order thu, the
blessed ofneeru can get thelrs a. soon thereafter
az posSibis, the wa,ehman at the box Il detailed
TO carry said papers 10 their residences,
The wcrkmsn and clerks who take the re-.
mainder get them as they come into the yard,
and do not read them during onhcs o. working
hours A. the oficers %. Ercept for aAceril
" pretty oDicer1 HThs salt Of earthr' The
Senflsmen Of the country. The Conservative Gle.
msnt The readers Of The Pafrssi and other
Bourbon papersi The Idea Of having our papers
mlxed up with the plebiAns, CAronicis or Rr.
PUBLICAN, BAH The thoughts fearful 70 con.
template; 90 there will be no more papers isfl
at the Matchbox except for onioersi o, do let
us have our papers len there again, ptllhse,
Mr. Executive onhcsr Yours,
THE AbnfRALs boo.
1--WE we're yesterday informed By several Of
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-09

On Thursday evening next Mrs. Mary A.
LlyeFmore, Of Boston, Mass, will lecture at
Lincoln hall on this subject. The lady and her
lecture are highly praised by the press OF the
cities 10 which II has been delivered.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-09

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OF THE LAKk. earning the United
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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1872-07-20
From Winchester.

MrxcHETER, IND. July Is, 1877.
Ed. PALLADIUM :-The Democrats Of this
place have Hon. Geo. w. Julian, 1 p. Gray,
and j. B. Stoll, posted for speeches here on
next Wednesday evening, At the Greeley and
Brown ratification meeting. As party, the
Democrats swallow Greeley in Randolph.
There are numbers. however, who will not
vote for Greeley. T5ey are leading men
such as Benz. Pursoii, Henry oyler, J. B.
Cunningham, and host OF other prominent
Democrats.
Col. Milt Robinson will speak here on the
18th inst.
The canvass in this county will commence
on the 18th inst, BY Col. A. .. Neff and Hon
E. L. Watson, and a few days after, Judge
other Republicans. The Democrats are Of
ferng mule to each Republican whom they
think would accept one, as price for coming
into their party. I. P. Gray is laboring hard
to get his mule. I think Mr.. Julian's mule is
to be delivered six moaths after da.e-she
note signed by . bankrupt party-and when
he takes Judgment on the note. JEFF Davi.
will become his replevin bail. feel sorry
for George. for l had great respect for his rec
ord in Congress. Do you not think that
George would rise to explain asionally, i
his speeches were now read u Democratic
Mass Meetings. What would he say about
his new dictionary where bitter words were
coined on purpose for his benefit? can't
think of the words now.
Randolph will give larger Republican vote
than ever tefore. Republicans see the foul
conspiracy of the old enemy with his new suit
Of clothes, made out of sheep skins, and they
will meet him ~ in days of yors On the vari-
GUS battle fields in the South.
What kind of reform do you suppose George
Julian expects in the Democratic party? Is
it the kind practiced by Tammany Of New
York, where millions Of dollars were stolen I
or, is it the reform Of 1860, when they took
possession of our Government forts and ars-
nels ?-robbed the hints raised large armies
to break up the Government, and attempted
to play the Devil generality This party is to
be led BY JEFF. Davis, John G. Breckenridge
Frank Blair. Bowles, Millisap, and a host
other infamous rebels.
SACo
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1872-07-20
For tina Palladium.
Incon g. stencY.

Nh. EDaroR PROF. Leo Miller, of some
potority as public speaker. has been hold
ing forth in our city for several months IN
various topics Of moral reform, among. which,
in his Introductory texture, vas iae E,evatica.
and Enfranchisement of Woman
On last Sunday evening, he delivered his
closing lecture in Lyceum Hall, on the Poiit-
ical Questions of the Day-upon its Moral a..
poets. After labored, studied, AID lengthy
discourse, a. viewed from his higher-life
stand point. wherein he arrsigned and ma
ligned our present chief magistrate and his
supporters ~ srogues and knaves : while he
held up the Standard-bearer Of the Liberal
Republican party-endorsed by the ex-rebels
and traitors of the whols South, at the late
Baltimore Convention, as pure, consistent,
and immaculate Is tho Sage # Nazareth,
Now, it can be proved that Mr.. Greeley i
opposed to female suffrage, or to placing them
on an equality with their liege lords. He has
been heard 10 say that he would sooner .fol-
low his daughter to the grave, than to see
her upon the rostrum.'
And yet, this is the mar, this smooth faced
and sweet-scented Professor calls upon the
advocates Of woman's rights to place at the
head of tho nation believe it is not claim.
ed by the friends of Grant that he is the
quintessenee o: all virtue; but indications
are, in the absence Of this nellineuin of Low.
ing our enemies, that the Professor thinks is
about to be iuauguratsd in our country, that
the people are willing to trust Grant At The
helm till that good time comes, which Ithey
say is coming in 1876, though be may be
charged with many shortcomings and even
with drmkenasssl
1t was said that during the dark days Of our
rebellion, General Grant was sought to be
maligned before the head Of our nation, and
on that occasion, Government official OBJ
tained an interview with the late President
Lincoln. and preferred charge that Grant
was druak and away from his post. Lincoln,
after hearing the charge, says to the officer |:
Can you tell me what kind of liquor Grant
gets drunk onf'
NO. says the informer, sWhat do you want
10 know forr
4 was just thinking says Lincoln, sIf l
could find where he got the kind of liquor be
got drunk on, would send some of the same
kind to all the Generals
Mr.. Editor, the Almanac makers put down
Leo - the Lion now am no maker Of al.
manacs, but this Professor clearly proved to
me by his roaring and unsustained censures Of
President Grant and his fulsome praise Of the
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1872-07-20

GRAFT BRowS is distinguishing him
self down East BY the silliest kind Of
Dragging. He has told the people Of
Hartford that he is man who is not Of.
ten mis:aken. that the enthusiasm Of the
West for GsEHLEY and BRowN is un-
bounded, and that the northwestern
States will give majorities for the Balti-
more ticket ranging al. the way from
100000 down. Mr.. BRows talks like
. lunatic. There has not yet been a
GREELEY ratification meeting, decent in
sise and enthusiam, in Indiana. and OUT
side Of Missouri and Illineis, the move
mont is fat failure in the North
west. ead III
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The Baltimore Convention.

This convention We state IL up>
on the authority OF sthe Cincinnati
Commercial. an anti Grant lpaper,
was slirnly attended and was with
out enth ,siasm. -.-
lev The opposers o.. Greeley were
controlled By the AZ law, except
ing those who boiled and held q
separate convention. aud only a
few were allowed 10 speak.
Greeley and Brown were regu-
81 sFiyI nominated Greeley got all
the votes excepting those ofstbree
or four States. BsoHn got more
than Greeley. 4
There wee no Interesting fea-
| lures about the ieonyention to re.
Dors.
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ssEating Cherries."

1t was telegraphed all over the
country, on Friday evening that,
Gratz Brown Was dangerously i'll
lin New York. Two hours, later
it was reported he Was WE'LL. that
all that Was the matter with him
was he bad eaten too MANY cher
ries, stood in the sun with his
mouth oren and that the cherries
had fermented.
Graiz has great time with his
DRINKS. Once it was Suffered
watermelon now it 10 eating cher
ries.' ~
What is the usc of telling, by
telegraph, every time he gets
drunk? But il Il must be told,
why not say simply drunk 2 II
would save exl ense.
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REPUBLICANsTATE TICKET

For Governor,
Gen. THOMAS M. BROWNE,
OF Randolph.
Lieutenant Governor,
LEONIDAS SEXTON, Of Rush.
Congressman At Large.
ODLOvES. ORTIZ. of Tippecanoe.
Secretary of State,
Hon. W. w. CURRY, Of vigo.
Auditor Of State,
JAMES A. WlLDMAN, Of Howard
TrersuTer Of State,
JOHN ID. OLIVER, Of lawrence.
Reporter OF Supreme Court,
Col. J JAMES ID. BLACK. Of Marion
ClerA Supreme Court
CHARLES SCOLl., Of Clark.
SuperinteDd. ut Of Public Instruction,
BENZ. w. SMITH, Of Marion.
Attorney General.
JAMES r. DENNY Of Knox.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1872-07-20

A BIC HowL!-A number of straight
Republicans have minated to our neigh
Dor over the way, that they had no de-
sire to continu, longer as subscribers, to
the ''Julian's Radical" since it had tur-
ned to be Democratic paper, and he
blubters and cries like . spanked baby
about it. Keep . .s,iff upper-lip.'
Isaac, and dry your tears. Put on q
little spunk, and give 'em piece Of your
mind Oy politely informing them tha.
you arc only exercising your Ct od-given
rights to edit Democratic paper, like
you did when you edited the "Rich-
mond Jeffersonisn,' and denounced the
Republican party Is "Black-Abolition-
lists" through its columns, just as
heartily as you now denounce Grants
Administration ~ corrupt Quote
scripture at 'em, Isaac, and tell EN-
you've q natural right to be . dog and
return to your vomit, or hog that was
washed, to wallow in the mire. Nobody
will gainsay that-sure !
"Don't you cry SC, Isaac darling, wire
those tears away !"
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Congress, 18th District,
Hon. Jerre. M. Wilson,
Republican County Ticket.

Representatives, L c Walker, VIM Baxter
5udge 9Th Com. Pleas Dis, John Kibby:
Preventing Atty. John L, Rupe.
Pro. Atty Dis 18th d W Comstock;
Pro. Atty Criminal Court, Tbos J Study.
Treasure, Joseph g Lemon;
Sheriff, VIM II Study;
Commissioners, VIM Brooks, iona Baldwin;
Cornelius ThornburR;
Coroner, John Rooney;
Real Estate Appraiser, RW Anderson;
Surveyor, Robert A Howard.
Township Trustee, samson Boon;
Township Assessor, VIM. Dulin.
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The staas Sentinel urges svGyssdy 10 20
and hear Hos. Geo. W. julian, 'tAs ehanpi-
on Of The rights Of labor.' That gentleman
must have acquired that title VIA ~ volun-
tarily hunted up defective dssds Aad lsws 10
tieasu, for ~ estates OF Smith and NsIsan,
In order 70 essats . little busipsss for him
self q an attorney and put money IN his
pocket, BY distressing mss whs lived By thsir
4nhor' ard haA besoms The ownses Of . little
pwopsrty 10. shslt@ thsir families. Yss. b.
i 'ths champion Of the rights Of Labor .
good deal Ike old Gray kept tavern. and We
rejoice with exceeding great Joy, that b has
zone 10 the ds-mocratie party, where b
0ssurally belosgs-body and gissasd.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1872-07-20

We are led BY him 1Ulao
first taught our ARMIES to
conquer In the West. and
subsequently, in the East
also. Richmond WOULD not
come to US till zoe sent
Grant after 1t, and then it
had to come. He has never
yet been defeated. and he
neUe7 lUiW be. Horace Greeley.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1872-07-20

The jury h The Stokes casa. having re-
ported Themselves - unable to agree upon .
verdict, were ordered to b locked up again
Sunday n ofdsr that they might mako am
oshsr attempt 70 como 70 . conclusion. Il il
ssiA that hey stand eight for eonvfstion and
Soar for asquitAl. M $500
LAsn.-The jury disagreed and were dis
ehafgsd-9tokss was rsmandsd to the Tones.
There u "a sdort on foot, 10 have hin bailsd
ont. Hess's chance for Horace Greeley.
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Grants nepotism" anicts George
w. Julian painfully. And yst It APP
pears from . St. tcment in the 1ndianap-
oils Journal that while Mr.. Julian rep
resented the old Fifth District in Con-
gress, out Of about two hundred Offices
ct his disposal he kept seven relatives in
Office part Of the time and I've oil the
time. The journal concludes that this
10 forty times q many in proportion %
any one has ever charged Grant with
appointing of his relatives.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1872-07-20

England has been . nation for over .
thousand years. Let US bear In mind
with pride. that, throughout that long
period, she has condescendcd to apollo
gize to any nation only once, and that
apology is to be found in the Treaty Of
Washington. Surely, under President
Grant, the honor and dignity Of the
United States have thus been main
tanned with dignity, glory and SUGGEST
PhilAdelphia Press.
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DAVID GooDINe's righteous soul is
vexed from day to day with "GhAxT's
nepotism. But when GooDINa was
Marshal OF the District of Columbis q D.
der ANDY JoHssou, - had three Of his
brothers appointed to of6cs in Washing
ton. ono a. Postmastsrat Greenfield, and
two brothers.in. law a. internal revenue
officers in Hancock county -Terre
Hauts Express.
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: Nos, as to what Greeley once thought Of
what it is to be successor Of Buchsnan,s
cad she tolios ing, from the New York Tri-
ruae. OF October IS, 1852: s.Ex-Presisent
3uchansn betrayed the republic to the traitors
Of the slave states. No man, siuce Benedict
ArDofa's Gay, has so enjoyes the desoiation
md ioashing of an injured peap'e as tbs Fee
pie and unprincipled old tool of tie south.
And YET, Isaiah, Rynders, Fernando Wood,
acratic Seymour, Ben " God and j sim Van
Buren, are asking the poepleof New York TO
commit the state to their keeping, upon
declaration of principles identical with those
on which Buchanan let tie south Glide off
iE 10 full armed reheliion.'' eB
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political history. OF men who spent
their lives in mortal conflicts win
each other. and who now have
come together, not by any mutuaf
affinities, but by the attraction OF
common hstreds. ,Anyt Ling to
beat Grant N
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1872-07-20

Tho Swift wind Of the Independent 10
nothing but mere put of foul air, and our
advice to Col. Bickle is TO treat It - be would
that little animal described by Webster - the
sNsphisis Americans, that has two glands
near the inferior extremity Of the alinsntary
espal,,-let the thing alone.
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THE gates Of hell eassos prevail against
0ooding, Hendricks, Greeley and Brown + ex-
claimed an snthussr in the last Democratic
Herald. No, we reckon not asy will open
very easily 10 these gentlemen without much
sprevailisg, or CT axipg, If the old adage comes
true The devil riH get his duel
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1872-07-20

The ATTEST and best Of the orig
inal spporters Of the Liberal move
ment was the New York Evening
Post. That paper now says OF
Greeley's nomination at Baltimore:
Its simply the old Coprerhead
party of the war that seeks q new
lease of life through this nomina-
ton.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1872-07-20

The leading Liberal" civil service re-
former is the Senator who, while hold
Ing that high Office, pocketed ten thou
send dollars fee for prosecuting and log
rolling claim against the United
States.
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The most encouraging accounts ere given
by those whose opinions are reliable, that old
North Carolina, will 90 for the old Republi
can party and for Grant by largely increas
cd majority The negro vote Of the old North
STATE il estimated to be about 81, 900.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1872-07-20

Having quxrtered nearly oil his rela-
tious, by blood or affinity, in govern
ment sinecures, it is ~ natural and pro-
per for Mr.. TRUMBuLL 70 howl about
nepotism" IS for highwayman to yell,
"Stop thief p
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The Chicago Tribune says that "Presi-
dent GREkLEY will retain none o.
GRAxT's Office holders under him. This
indicates civil service reform" OF An ex-
allied kind.
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50 A. there vas NO possible reason for nomin-
atin9 Mr.. Greeley At baltimore, except the
hprs Of obtAinipg patronage, Why should any
respectable Democrat, who needs no patron
ago and desires none. vote for him now that
h i nominated
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1872-07-20

II is understood that Murat IIalstsad,
the hero Of Gravelotte, will be offered
the portfolio Of the War Office in "Presi-
dent GRHxLEYs Cabinet r.
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Z Very we'll, SIR said Democrat, sas my
party has finally confessed that Republican
idsas are right and Republican amendments
70 ths constitation and Republican legislation
are to b maintained, I will 90 for Grant;
who carried these dsas, amendments and
laws 10 success"
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PROGRESS OF TnE CAMPAIGN

On Saturday night last Hon. "
A Peelle, Of Centreville, addresse.
q large crowd at Reeds corner, i;
q speech, fortified with truths wei
calculated to strengthen the TRU.
Republicans in the business all
stability OF principles that hav
saved the nation, and made it pros
porous. He showed conclusively
that the same old devil of Dem
ocracy bad to be kept from enter
ing into the government and doins
it's past OWL works over again.
Col. Lipp RI, of Texas, followed
the Judge with a few well-timed
and pertinent remarks, and he ex-
horted all his hearers to stand by
the old Republican flag the ban
ner of our glorious country-that
had peen firmly erected and es-
tablished on the rock of liberty
and equality, and had been made
. sure guarantee for life, liberty
and the pursuit Of happiness,
throughout the Broad Union. He
entreated all to stand by the real
party Of freedom-the Republican
organization, end its brave and
chosen leader, who In every posi-
ton he has occupied, has proved
his entire efficiency and capacity.
His speech abounded in most ex-
cellent and happy hits Of the Red-
spirits and white, copper spirits
and gray,-that surround Horace
Greeley-a conglomeration of
traitors. copperheads. liberal SORE
headed republicans. and anything
to- beat-Grant-scallawags and shy
sters, including a few honest but
deceived Democrats. Joha H Porp.
made a few pertinent remarks
giving brief history of events in
the glorious old party, as the party
Of freedom, and exhorted HE hear
crs to stand by it. and victory
would perch upon our banners, as
it did during the Rebellion, and he
quoted II. Greeley 10 prove tina,
Grant never bad been defeated
and never would be- These
speeches were frequently inter.
rupted by cheers from the we'll.
pleased crowd. s
On Monday night, Hon. iona
Gordon, addressed a very gooG
crowd at Reeds Hall, eloquent,
and convincingly. He showce
concl'lsivly, that the Republica,
party had the same old enemy o
our liberties to enconter, and tina
. like James Buchanan he would b,
the mere tool Of the democracy
} the members OF which party, con.
stituted the rank anil file of hi
J supporters. He showed that Thos
! A Hendricks, was constitu tionail,
opposed 10 granting The colore,
people any rights guaranteed +,
} them-that he had always beer
, their most bitter and ,unrelentin
: enemy--from his advocacy OF til,
| the 18th article of the State Con
stitution, down to the Report o
/ the minority of the Congrcssiona
Committee, appointed at the las
, session OF Congress ian exlrac
> from said report we publish ir
, another cclumn) to Investigate tn
] ku kiux ontrages in the South
f, He called upon the people to rail-
r around the Republican Candidat
o Tom Browne-who was everywa
worthy of their warmest suppol t
: We have not room, if we were capa
BILE, to give full report of Mr.. G.
Q mastery effort & suffice it to sa
e 1t was to the point-pungent an
: caustic. We hope that Mr.. Gordon
will, in fulfilling bis Electors
mission, again preach to our PEG
pie the Republican Gospel.
q |
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The 0srnan yots IL estimatsd In four
statss q follows; Psnnsylvauia, 33,o29,
Ohio. SS.so7; Indiana, 1881; Illinois. lo.75o,
total, Ia, go. The heaviest Irish vote d in
Psnnyslvaah, 1lo,s2s; New York, se.lss;
Alnois, 3, e37 ,asd New Jersey, II, .ez.
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May be Julian viii Reta nomination. Jet.
A Democrat suggests that the place De Paw
would not have, be given to the hero Of four
unsuccossful sceambles.
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