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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-20

The Chicago Tribune printed a few days
ago an article entitled 1.-THE District Of Co
lumbla Frauds" which contains more false
hoods aud Misrepresentation than any arti-
Gle Of the same length that we remember to
have ever seen. Some one must have beeu
imposing upon our contemporary, because we
do not believe Il possible that journal pre-
tending 70 character and rcspoctabilly would
be willingly guilty Of such gross iahricatlons.
First Of all, II sEysi The frauds have
helped to keep Grant ring In Office by dis
honest voting and ballot-box stutllng.' This
Is answered by the simple statement that all
our officials, from Governor down, except
the Delegate In Congress and the lower house
OF the Legislature, are appointed by the
President, and are not elective.
Second. The Tribune says that " q, 600, 900
OF debt has been incurred In seven months,
or one tenth Of the entire property Of the
District disposed Of 10 little more than half a
year" Every man, woman and child In
| Washington knows that this Il untrue. The
entire debt Of the District Of Columbia at the
end Of the present fiscal year will be les than
q, 900 900.
The third Misrepresentation Of the Tribune
reads a. follow; The disposal of the recent
loan Of the District was left 70 the Governor,
aud he sold IL to the Flrst National Bank Of
New York at nInety-four per cent, and the
bank disposed Of II to . syndicate at ninety
six and halt" The Governor did nothing
Of the kind. lie negotiated the loan directly
at ninety-six and half.
What motive the Tribune can possibly have
Ia disappearing the District In this way
we cannot imagine. Washington was never
In better or more prosperous condition than
Il Is to-day. Property has enormously ad-
yanced ia value, and the city credit Is inf
nltely better than ever ID was, as the follow
ing simple statement will show AZ the end
Of Mr.. wallach's administration four years
ago the city debt was funded In teu.year
bond. When the present District government
came into power these bonds were quoted and
selling at eighty. Four or ave months the
commissioners OF the sinking fund advertised
that they were prepared to take up one hun
dred thousand dollars worth Of these bonds,
but only fifteen thousand dollars worth were
offered, and that at ninsty-four and half,
an Increase Of fourteen and q half per ceut.
To-day the rate Of taxation In Washington l.
less than In any city Of Ia slEe In the Union,
being only clio on the 500. These few
facts disproye all Of the misrepresentation Of
the Tribune.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-20

- soiouruer Truth Is sGlournlng at battle
Creek ut present.
- Governor Leslie, VI Kentucky, Is crnvalos.
cent amer u severe Illness.
: Aimee Ia playing ia opta hOuie at the
California theatre aud l. drawing large houses
- Stokes second trial will not come up before
September
den, sherman has now beon through Rus.
sll, spain, France, Italy, Egypt and thinks
Switzerland the most beautiful
- Bishop O'Reiliy, Of Springfield, Mas, n
| slowly recovering from bis attack Of disease Oi
the eye, and will start for Europe on the nth.
- Nine. Rudersd0rtf will return to the United
States next fall with nrstclass party Of artists
10 give concerts and oratsrios.
Anna q. Bracket, Of the ST. Louis normal
school, gets the highest salary ts2 500 paid To
any female teacher ln the United states.
= "PsArl Rivers" has sufAcisntly recovered
| from the recent assault made on her " write
poetry for the Picdyune.
- Blsmarcks retirement from Berlin does not
condnce to his rest from public cares: During
his absence at Nargln eOuriers are almost con
stAntIy running from Berlin with dispatches to
MIN, aud the telegraph Is In continual requisi
tlOn.
- Gal Curtis fell from tight rope along
| which he was driving a yslOcipehs at Wood
wards Garden, San Branoisco, 90 the evening
| Of the 4lh. He fell twenty teot 10 the hOOr, and
| the yelOcipode struck on top Of him. He wal
not Injured, but the velOclpodo was broken.
| = Beau Brummel had Iriendt clergyman
| who sometimes dined with HIN. Brummel used
| to say that he could always tell whether Their
| was going TO DO champagne by the way tho cler
| gyman asked the blessing. II the glasses indl
Gated only claTot or sherry he would say Fol
| what We are about To receive" nc; but " they
| hst0kOned champagne he would shut his eye
and commence With BOuntiful Jehovah ~
- The King Of Bavaria was near being
drowned q few days ago. lie was out boating
| alone on the KOcholsec, one VI the upper BAya
| Tian lakes when his boat upset F6FtunAtell
he was able To grasp At post, and thus Keel
himself aiOat until some peasants, who hAi
| witnessed the accident from the shore, oOulS
| come 10 his help.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-20

"RicuNoND, July is-At a conference held at
the residence Of Hon. James Lyons, In this city,
on Tuesday, betvesn the state Republican com
mIttee, Hon. james Lyons, J. II. 0ilmer, W. T.
Farley, John W. Jackson, and several other
prominent gentlemen, who have heretofore acted
with the Conservative or Democratic party, but
who are bitterly opposed to Greeley and Brown,
q mutually satisfactory understanding was come
10, and the gentlemen named, with others pres.
ent, engaged 10 canvass the STATE IN behalf OF
Grant and Wilson. J. II. dilmer will take the
stump 1t an early day for the Republican ticket.
IL Is said 10 be part Of tho programme aRreed
upon that Virginia Republicans snail control
the party In the State as far as prhct cable, and
that they shall bo preferred hereafter In the dis
tribution Of federal patronage In Virginia, u
being. alleged that Republicans from abroad
damage Of ths RspubIiean cause IN he state
II 10 also HAid that the hrst move In this pro
Hramme has been accomplished already In the
removal q Hon. W. II. 4, StoHell from the
chaImanship Of the Republican Sta'e commit.
tee, and placing DR., y. y. Mills In his = cal.
The best rotults TO the Republican cause arr eN-
here"
The author Of the above Is evidently an
enemy to the Republican party and anxious
10 have Virginia Republicans appear as OPP
posed to those not born In The State holding
Ofiice or In any manner controlling the party,
We have the best authority for saying that at
no time, since the fOunatlap Of the party,
with but few exceptions, has so kind feeling
existed between the natives and those born
elsewhere. All seem united and are working
with will NJ carry the STATE for Grant and
Wilson, except few soreheads who seem
always ready to make q disturbance. It /:
not true that Hon. W. II. IL. Stowell was re-
moved from the chalImansliE Of the State
Central Committee. He Ia still It's chairman
but for want Of time u attend the meetings Of
the executive committees, and having receive,
the nomination for Congress In the FOu1tl
district, he felt u due the party and the SUI
cess Of the Republican cause TO tender hil
resignation as chairman Of the executive
committee; which was accepted and DR.
Charles s. Mills, gentleman Of fortune
ability, and character, elected In bic stead
The fact Of Or. Mills being q Yirginian hat
nothing to do with hls selection. Il Is no
true that certain gentlemen mentioned IN th,
above article agreed To canvass the State iO
General Grant; bat there Is no doubt thel
will so In the event Of failure to make
Democratic ticket In September.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-20

The present conductors Of the Tribune arc
conducting Mr.. Greeley's campaign with a
venom and a mlllguity that has never been
cuulled In the annals Of journalism. No
Misrepresentation would seem to be too scan
dalons, no yilGcatlon too atroclous to print,
provided Il eau, or thinks II can, make a
p6ul against is opponents In a recent
number II printed the following;
-"No new A.rocl,y this week Is reported from
Mr. Cramer."
This Is hint to the TTfbune's slanderers
that they have been romiss in their duty, and
we have no doubt we shall have a plentiful
crop Of ATROCITIES" In short time.
No atrocities" were ever perpctratcd In
Copenhagen by Mr.. Cramer. The charge,
against him have been thoroughly aud fully
investigated, aud he stands acquitted on bach
and every one Of them on the authority OF
every member Of the diplomatic corps Id that
city, and ot nearly all OF la leading citizens
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-20

IT Is CURRENTLY STATED that Dr.. Q. b,
Puryis, late chairman OF the Ordway bogus
committee, Is an applicant for the position Of
health officer under the Board Of Health. II
Ia understood that Purvis resigned the chair
manship, fearing that by remaining longer
IN that position his chances, II any, for Sc
curing the appointment Of health officer
might he materially damaged. We hope
that the Board of Health, In selecting per-
sou to oil this Important position, will have
the good Judgment to select some e'who
has shown by his acts that their efforts, As
well rs the local government have been appre-
claled. PIuyls has never, to our knowledge,
done anything to entitle him to considera-
ton for n moment, but has sought at every
opportunity presented to denounco every
thing pertaining thereto.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-20

The Liberal Republican aud Democratic
Greeley papers are congratulating themselves
over the accession OF Ex-Governor Blair, Of
Michigan, to their ranks. Considering that
Mr.. Blair Ia the only prominent convert that
they have made since the Baltimore Conyon-
ton, the cxuberaucc Of their feelings Is
natural and entirely pardonable. In losing
Mr.. Blair the Republican party does not sus-
tain an irrcparahle calamity. The trouble
with this gentleman Is that he thinks he
should be In the Senate instead OF 10 the
House of Representatives, aud that he at
tributes his defeat to the Administration, He
thought TO succeed Mr.. Chandler but was
left nowhere In the race, aud Is naturally
soured and disappointed. The people Of
Michigan will take care Of Mr.. Blair aud
teach him a lesson that he will not sDOn
forget.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-20
New 7-3O Gold Loan
or THE
NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD co
secured by First Mortgage on RniIroNd HHd
Land Grant.
SAFEi NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
JAY COOKE 6 co.

OEeT For sale AZ mar accrued interest the
PIr,t uor,g.s. Lad Er.nt tIoId Hand, or the
$500 p..I.- p.,,-a.1 Co.,, III, 49,.
-. -. ,i-,,., s.N..e ~. - ~. 800 =,
ro" o"''.u n'A'' 49, -', 49,. ~ -,
nc Io''oWhA eshs"'ha,'ohH' Oospons' S"o'
.soe hha tl,OVOi resc'ea' $'oo' N""o'
Ni,VvV' Fa,OVV ana 9iO,VOV'
With tho same entire confidence with witch Ws CON
msndsd Government bonds To aptalsts aud people, ~
nov. altar tho fullsst Investigation, recommend the
Northern Pacific RAILROAD bonds oar isuds and the
general puddle.
GOLD PAYMENT
Both principal aud interest payable 10 AmsfloAn
gold coin at the Office VI jag Cooke %. Ne" Yor1
Cly tho principal At the aud Of ~ JoArs aud Tho In
forest lat the rAts Of '"ssn and Psr cen,
per annum) hAliyeAFB' hrat OF JGnnA1 aud JuJ.
PERfEUr sAFEfH'-fhe bonds va are nov sci
lag arc secured b. nrst aud only mortgage On all The
property and riEhts Of the Northern paolue Railroad
COMPANY, which Will embrace on tbs eompptiaa q tbs
work.;
l. Over Two Thousand Miles Of Road. with rolling
stock. buildlhEa. and ali other sauipmsuiL
Over fuoniJtWo ThOusand Acres OF Land 10 ever
mile Of finished road. This land, agricultural, tim
bored and mineral. amounting In all To more than
FIFTY Million Aorss consists Of alternate sections,
reaching twenty 10 forty niles on each side Of ths
track and eftepdInF In brad f6rtuo belt from WI
consul through the richest portlous Of Minnesota DA.
Eots, Montana. Idaho, otsgUp. and Washington, to
Puget sound.
While the Go'eranent does not directly guarantees
me bond' Of tbs hoAd' uns amply provides Tor thsii
full aud prompt payment By an unrv'sTvsd grant Of
land the most Valuable ever conferred upon great
uAuonAi Improvement
TUE AONtuAuE-Tne rp'tses under the Mort
saso' se Ao~". SS oooks, OF rhhAdsipniA, ana
| EosI Lhomsoh, Treaio'ot o. 'nS rsnnp'Aha zen
I tfaA hllfuAu OompAuIs HuNy VIII ulteutll anu por
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-20
J. W. MCKNIGHT 4 CO.,

mgH I427 Pennsylvania avenue.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-20

10 VIRTUE Of writ o. Gsri Caoins, issued from ihs
Clerks office Of the supreme TOUT OF the Dlstfct o.
SALE tor oash In trout Of he CJa apuna dor a. said
Dstilot, 90 FRIDAY, thu 9TH dsY % AuRhst 1874 ~
interest In and 10 lot No. 49, in suhdvslon Of square
n" 6d, 90 Moth II street bet weon North Oapitoihnd
First streets cast together with all and singular tho
improvements thsreor, In the eity ~ washnRlon, d.
shsrlScE ard vile, and viii b. "a 70 sslisfy eSssu
ton No. a,l5a, In favor Of Bridget DioT,
AI,kN. SHARP,
Jye0 DADS w. n Marshal, u y.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-20
BYS&UTf.E as2Ss T SIls.i 4 ssS s .I.::


TRUSTEE ! sALE nF YAIUABLR PROPERTY
hILiIa ON fIRsT srREef s6RfHRGsf., ~,
CTdod ln Lber as, folio Va ADD b. ii reoton of the
holder q The mote secured thsreb viii ell At pub,
y, W e. ooleSk, p m Al that piess o. parcel %
" being pats q lots one ~ .nd seventeen lllS In
aquAse 90, Beginning for said pArtA Of said lois Al
pout 10 all ot No. ons a. on First street east
sevsniy.nins tia feet north from The souhsAst cor
b. and Nth The line q said First sirest q iOst 70
latoot alley laid OF 10 be forever kepI ops ~ 10 the
rsooEdsd aahdivtsiJn 81 lot number two ~ And AID
lot W 10 tAld .quAre thence Wos. tksOuah hS osatTs
Of AZ ahsy let, .hsnSs s9sth q fsot, on Z line
parallel VIE tha lno ~ aid trat street and tim ga
sssl z feet ~ aha Win linS parallel Win - M
OF Nortk llfset u the beeinuinR. N INV
lttmt OF sale One third cash, hAlAasa IN slt ana
. .S, mon.hs With interest ~ ne TSIs Of isa per
The LIopor'J; stu doOA Stoa he pFopsriy i .iTaet
I;L sAmps 4ha sonyeIaneinE Al pnFohisoTs coat
the te.raa ~ sale are not complied WITH Vithn i've
lala isoh ne esq Of sale the trual3s EsssrVSs the
~ ss,Si ne property Al thS sSk SSd OOst o. The
80, 49,, hHARLEs KWING, Trd.lsa
hlh ID INlnTl AHRRA VIII
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-20
Personal.

MoNEY TO LOAN on RIAL ESTATE III
n, n, WAHNHR,
BIO.Iot no seventh iiiOst.
NOrIOk-ThAT n, ~, JUbfH, as u BTRKlcI.
~ between hiIth And baventh streets north west,
Sslls Sustom made second hand OlothinE a lees An
iAlf the cost Of I,ady made new ones N h.-Aeoond-
hand clothing Of kinds bought At fair oAAh pTioe
Au1+u.
NE PUBLIC ARR HRRRBY CAUTIONED
AEAiust purchasing or Negotiating = certain pGOm'
l,aoD note draun hT hdu.rd L, A.Alsaplp thS order
n W. II. BToNug, I1T i've thohaAnd dallAta, pas able
s m0ntha altar date the tAld note hAA bNsn Lost
and payment stopped WIN. HfBROWNk.
iJlb4
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-20
LIMITED STATES MKRsHALs SALE.

In ylFtns Of two WrtA Of hsri faoAs, Issued from
hAet Of OPlpnblA, and 10 me directed Will ssl II
Rebhe ale t9L go, In trent Of the oou - house
3aly, ~ At ~ O'Clock m, Ill dsfsndsnps right,
oI claim, and Interest In and the Lease held IN
trust, from hlIaG Moore 70 The dsfsndGnt, dated
March -, idl 10 tAko effect April 1, ls7t and con
unne gor the term OF years thoroaftsf, a. a
monthly rent Of twenty-five dollars bslnE All maj
certain duolllnE'houio and yArd, with the AppuItSn
Anoos' uituAtod on tho northwest corner Of Hifth
street vest and street north, In the city Of Wash
lngtonY ID, o. and known At the Tina nf N IN king
OF SAID lease a. No. COL street north Together
with the improvements thereon, ssiEsd and LOWE
upon - The property Of Paul ISaTy and will be sod
AAuaiI executions hOa. Hd7 aud eil9, In favor oi
Thomas fahoy and Margaret Bouehar.
ALRN. SHARP,
Blg.dtdG United States Marshal, ii. q,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-20
/ TNTE6 STATES HERsHGEs sHIE,

n 70 virtue Of writ Of t.ri Laeia, Issued from tina
H 1iahi omoo % The supreme voart oftho District 81
iot cash lreat q the Qolrt 0ass door u aid
1'iStaIeS % MOhDAn, the Ath dAy a AagaGl, is72,
W claim, and Interest q and Va Lot No. l. In square
81 Sli In TIE elg o. WAAAlnatou, ID. u, together
sitSd nd levied apqa a, the property Of HsnTy o.
eTnllllan, aud VII Be sold 10 satiHlT execution No
1a1 N favsr Of Robert ", Johns0n, AEainst Thoms.
y. PhhIps and Hsou q. YsrmlhAn,
brsGAd. T T:Sk A sTASPS q
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-20
UNIrKD srAFFs MARsliALis SALE.

In vlrtue Of a writ o. Esri CgeiH Issued from tho
gleftse once pt the hnprens Jour Of the Dstret Of
Columbia, and TO me d reoted viii sell, Al pubhc
.as for ca IN front q the Court House door o. sad
At ooloot, m, all dqfendAnt'a riehl, title, claim,
and intercat 10 the follow nsdesorbed propoty, to
inEtou, D. o. beRlanlnE for Tue same at the south
ss ,s. SSsnss 2, 10y N9 sd sa9sI and InR
sst tnnhlai thenoe norIh I'D iset 10 pebble alley
themes west with the line Of shd AlleT feet; thence
feet thonoe west 81 feet inohosi thence south "
foet THENCE west - feot thence south 20 feet 10 the
line Of said street and thsnoa With tho line Of
ssd street y ieet % the place Of beE'nh toEether
with all and singular the improvements thereon In
tbs otu Of WashlnGton u. q. BeiEed and eyied upon
tbs property Of a, n, y ksese, and will be sold 10
" AK, SHARP,
iyOld US Marshl u, o.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-20

AUCTION sALE.QP. HORSES, WAGON s

WIN be eIp pssd for sAie 81 public suction On the
rrOmiseel street, below Neyehth street east Nav
lsrd,l Washington, on FRIDAY, july 10. all the
Et0ot, Materials and Tools used 90 tbs baltimore and
Potomac railroad work ooualspE Of DTAuEht Horses,
Wagons, HoFss Power steam Pumps, Oarta, Dorrioks,
WboelDarrown, OroWbara Blaoka tth Tools, stable
aud hlaol smith chop, togetheF with lafEe lot OF
other material and tools too numerous TO menton,
hale TO commence Al O'Clock 4 m, hen terms Of
MCLAUuHLIN A REILLY,
Tho above stock can be seen Al anJ time pfsIoas to
the Rnla. fViQ az
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-20

Touf. story, ten room HOUSH, pressed brick front
hall, water, "a, bathroom, aoi Il street. between
fourth and Ftfth northwest
Rshbroom pressed brot font, hall, WatSr and gas,
on Ninth street hstW8on aud n streets northE eat.
Four room BRICK HOUSE, 91 allas, betwton
TUafth and ThlFtaanih and q aud U stfe1iss
Bevsn.rcom FRAME HOUSE,, hAli, Ac,, on Nlno.
tsenth, betWesH Y aud = straets northWeat
Ssvan. room FRANZ, hall, A., on n, butwoan Goo.
nSollout avenue aud Tgenugth strset,
SlI.roorn FRANZ, on TNenty-htth, botgeon X
street aud p nnsylyAalA avenue. -
Two neu slI.rOsm HOUsks, pressed brick iEoai,
hall, water, gas, bath rOop bay gindowa, on Thtfd
street east, betw0an and u south ueyor occupied,
New ssvsn.rooua FRAME, hall, &c, corner kiey'
snth And u strs.ta sOatheAsts nsyefsocoupiet.
ElVsToom FRANZ, tOtAlHg7, fifth street SOUTHEAST,
Also, several LOTS in the notthsrn part Of the
city. ,.. =. 49,. ,.,..., 4. .,,,,
PHI. n. wELOn a 90,
ia25-u Dos street, Masonic Temple.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-20

We have received from ". II. n .. H..
Morrison, as Pennsylvania avenue, THE
School aud the Army Of Germany aud
France" Harper h Brothers, publishers,
New York city.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-20

[NTso STATES MARsaAps sIi.E.

10 virtue Of two uF,ts Of 49, 5astas. ..,,d >
leTlS pnee Of the aaDEemo Ioprt q ~ ~, ~, ~
oianslA q me d,TYotsd, WI ~ >. pabiIo sslS,
Ditpet % hoaDAY the Oh. dGy of HSSu,i isls
A. SSloSk =. Az deissS4aIs right. utls, DAM
49, ~ 80 70 hfth half OF square No ~
" nAshinH son, ID. o., together With All AID
muaa,s ~ Disbursements beFsoa, aaiIsd and levied
SIiA Ple pT0pofg Of brook MAokAl b., and will
s5a e satisfy executions No Noa 6Il7 Ard sIl0 In
iA'of oi DAnlai Hannah and William SehArf
blBh4da II. 4 H.tsS.A Mn
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-20

TaH ORGAN or Mn. GREELEY and Of Tam
many Hall, the Tribune, Plteohsly appeals to
n. readers, TO she Democracy, TO organize,
re, up clubs aud circulate documents
aHelp me, Casslus or sink" Answer by
The Democrats, "slnk."
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-20
Country Boarding

A FAMILY WISHING COUNTRY BOA an
a ms Dad igo ysssat I1oas, Nlth geOi boAId, At
railroad Va twenty nliles from AisIa RSobOnt
sAtST, pisntJ Of too, aud fsT o,ass hsstdS,s, 70
Of inquire At ~. Rsllsi store PanaylVARiA Ayanus
between seventh aud RiKhth stral1 iytstf
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-20

sHasEAps Of the baltimore uonvsntlonerS to
A m 1--WE Enow not, WeasE not, Just Whatsln
Inv heart, No know We can use thee whatever
thOu art"
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-20

Readers Of the NATIONAL REPUBLICAN
who propose TO spend the summer in the
country can have Il mailed to their address
for slxty.sIx cents per month, PAYABLE IN
ADVANCE.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-20
Auction Sales.


HUNTINGTON PROPERTY AT PUBLIC SALE.
That neat nlue fame dgslllsFi With isur lots At
ta1hod 90 Tenth street, will DO sold tho premises,
a. pullo aaie 20 the 9Oth Inst, At q o'ol0ok y. N.
Asa housohold furniture. Igrrns sa,ht ,,,,.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-20
Financial.

WARRINGTON CITY SAVINGS BANK,
w Corner OF Seventh street and Louisiana avenue,
PAYS SIX PER OENT. INTEREST ON ALL DIX
EhhlEhs interest cofnneuca9 LOON Qhte OF deposit
Al deposits made and drawn At viii Open daily lrurn
gma m. 70 p. M, and on hAfnhDAN HNk-
i.ia.lr ", x ~ - u
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-20

THE LATEST ADyICEs from North Caroline
indicate a Republican victory.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-20

SENATOR wfLsoS, In an article In this
weeks Issue OF the Independent says: There
Is neither room, material, nor demand for the
proposed new party. The necessary condl'
lIOns are wanting. With the exception OF q
very uncomfortable fraction, the great body
Of American voters arr BRtlsAed with the eX-
listing party relations, aud range tAemselPes
with one or the other Of the two great nA-
tlonal parties" The fraction" 10 which
Mr.. Wilson alludes Is composed of dlscOn-
tented disappointed Otice-seekers, who have
either failed 20 obtain Office themselves or
whose friends RaVe failed. There is not a
Liberal Republican ~ w PoRptry from Gree
ley down who has not q gfleyaG0e Gt lls
character. II you talk with any one Of them
for aye minutes be will tell you "all this
thing (meanLng tue liUarRl 0pposltion) might
have been avoided" But the trogbl2 was,
there were not Oilicgs FnoughG there werg
more pegs than hOlss. That Gen. Grant did
not, at the expense Of lhe public, make holes
enough Is the fruitful source Of all lLe Liberal
woes.