National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-09


" the people through these base means are not, .
Ind Will not be, forgotten by the power behind |
nc thrOne-the masses Of the country; and
hose Congressman who overstep the bounds ot
prudence In Offering 10 become the dispensers NJ
The prerogatlves Of charity and forgiveness for
political sins which do not belong to them will
fare M when they return to their constituencies.
"Mr. Greeley was 80 overwhelmed by a keen
sense Of the error he had committed in hecom-
ing party to the Liberal movement that the
strain shattered his intellect and destroyed his
life. But this evidence Of true greatness Of head
and heart s lost upon the hold, bad men and
small politicians who sought to ride into power
upon the strength Of a distinguished name.
instead Of feeling Inundated by defeat pos
sesslng sunlcIent elements Of disgrace to break
the heart Of their leader, they renew the AFRO
giant tone Of the early days Of the campaign, and
mpudently assume to dictate terms Of reconcile
alton to the Republican party"
The point Of all this controversy Il, as the
Inter OCrdn says, that ''the party Organla-
ton belongs to the party" The REPUBLICAN
has commended that Mr. Banks and Mr.. Blair
and Mr.. Fansworth should I've removed from
positions 0t prominence and trust In the
party, not because Of any hostility to them
personally, hut for the reason that Il Is right
and proper, according to all the rules and
prccedcnts Of American party history. The
contrary policy Ia unnatural and absurd. The
action of the House, q week ago this morn
ing, In declining to accept the resignation OF
Mr.. Banks, which he 50 manfully offered was
wrong, "w'i """,'''. y. -, ", -.
Bar"e"' """'' -" " 80 ~, A..
nc'n P'rsc'''''"u VI n'',.,'" 20, =. %
na,v uCvel''u " " "" a., Nv ,' - I, bos
puUUCau parry W, VI. IL. q, ,,,,on
nau anu Wu' nav w u-l"OI ,'''n'5 an az. IN,
tue party III '"s leach wofc 4 =. " -
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h'l'','S : ~, l"l,lP'",S - 80 a,,a
means n"''',E' II ''"'',
u'i!7l"u' my S''"' W ln,,,r'L go,
neiu l"sc'he' U! "'l S ,,,
" y lhe INV vi our I"','l'' '''' 'r' y
shall control and bC held responsible Tor tue
,bp,inistrntinn uf tho Government. II was
50 IN the beginning huu II Nhi ue ~ !" '''o
end. as long rs the republic lasts. The at
-, 4, -. 80, ia, Covernp,ent IN my
uuhP' =" '"'' w. vs., -, -, ~,
other theory Will tneNltahlN iall' disgust the
country anil hc tho poIitirnl death of every
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man VINO advocates OF encourage IT.
We ARE GLAD TO SEE IRON thht hhle anu
arutc RcpubIican paper. the Florida Sentinel
" NJ, l. + ..l,a.,a
That the Hon. 'ohh lNIcr' Jr'' u " 'nnuiuH''
for the United States Senate from that State.
At. I'll. 4. ,,,, ~ tho most rep,arL alle rncn
w ''"' =" Wv W Wv -, -,
Of the generation, and, u elected TO the
I.ri,oj S,o,cs scrot. womb In more wRys
"'' , -, --..,'
lhhh one Hhhe lH' Il'N' P'"i"''''u H'"H"'"''
The Sniinrl Is good enough 20 reproduce
s,re COMPLIMENTARY oIlusIons In regard In
H"'N' '"'"I'''''"' " "
Mr. Tyler that recently Appeared In our
columns anil very prnpCTly observes TINT
", - -, -.
'lheN are chIlt'eu !" g"bu ueh Vi cph-
siherntiOn.' Mr.. Tyler l. our candidate for
,bo Ss,.te frnp, FInrida and for reasons
"'o S'"" - .,'',.-
whl'h ne hrl'r'I '"'''p'! "'" ',"'l"eh''S P'c-
r'h'' III 'Ir '"'""InE 'N''"'' l'''n P','A''
le''cr Mn''n We ma" '''' '"',''' y" '''S'' i'''"
MN "hly ic" "'NN aye ~ = " Iul.'"s
,onnn,I, Lai,sym tb,t nv seIe,tI1n yyonII bc A.
tended with more fruitful results to the Admin
lsiratoh anu Ins hegun,lSan paLS ,Sl
Of any other man now existing in them. You
have seen the matter IN us true light. the
nen,ng win The feIling of tho nrst Tree m The
forests at jamestown, at st. Mary's, In Maryland,
aI ~ p ~, W SncI ,or
IN and concentrated in and upon me from the
moment that ! stood " ihe senate, am ail, ~
Grant Grant An regard /" whom / NAV saw Of myseL to
compare small things with great, even as Ma
n3r sa ~ nus br S W w ~ % nmmo SSSS ny he
loved the hest. II is said by the historian that
the answer startled those VINO were present, 50
Of o's 40 ~" sngusT a replT' tAyssha he said, Is
Young and beautiful and the Arabs adore her.
l9nr ntst WIZ is on 1ilu Mr ,st 9 ,rsio6
her. How Is it that YOU say you love her besi7'