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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-18

General Sherman arrived In New York on
Monday, In, US his numerous friends will be
glad to know, the best of health and spirits.
In IN interview with representative Of tue
New York Herald, he gave bis opinions quite
freely ou the subject Of immigration, agrlcul-
ture, military matters and other topics too
numerous to mention. He saw American
mowing-machlnes In England thinks the
European armies arc composed Of men quite
~ Intelligent rs our Owui found that the Eu-
r0poan Governments are opposed to imml-
grafton; that the Springfield lihe Is not lnle-
rlor TO any weapon In the old world, and de-
clared that be has no Intention Of writing q
book Of travels. There arc few men In the
more competent to do 50 than Cen
oral Sherman, and while we regret his deter
not to rush into print We cannot
help admlrIng his wisdom.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-18


Now we have Mr.. Groeley's organ down
fairly and squarely upon the result in Ohio.
In Its issue yesterday morning 1t says; "Set
down Ohio for Greeley and Brown"
The reasons which Induced the Tribune to
make this rash prediction are mainly that
Mr.. Hassaurek, the editor of the Cincinnati
TOLEsJldh a German journal Of considerable
circulation and not a little influence when In
the right direction, has been induced to de-
clare for Mr.. Greeley within the last few
days. Mr.. Hassaureck has been hesltating
for the last two months as to which side he
should ospousc. His vacillatiou and indie
cision has lost him nearly all his strength,
and We have confidence enough in the manly
Independence aud intelligence Of the Ger
mans Of the West to feel warranted In saying
that his action and the changed course of his
journal will have no more effect upon them
than have had Mr.. Greeley and the
Tribune upon the Republican party in the
East. Mr.. Greeley's friends may claim Ohio,
but 1t will be only for few weeks.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-18

ltrOm the NJ ". Commercial AdNerttsoT
The Philadelphia NOrA AmsTiean, after
calm survey Of the political hold, concludes that
Pennsylvania will give not less than lO,OOO ma
iorlty for Hartrahit 10 October, and that tho
Republican, will gain two Congrossmen and tho
Congressman,Rt.large. Last year, In light
vote, the Republican majority was more than
l4OOO. In 1909 Il was 4s06, In 1855 Grant had
2s,sps majority, and at the October election the
same year, HaTtranft, for auditor general. had
show that the prospects are not altogether un-
favorable for a Republican success. We say
this, too, In view Of Lhe unoonoealed opposliiOn
Of fOrn0y and his Press 10 Hartranft, the doieo.
ton OF apOstAtes and other causes Of weakness.
The North AmericaH declares that the cOOlness
towards the state ticket In the northern aud
eastern counties has ceased, and that some Of
for the nominees. The Republicans feel the
impulse Of tho recent elections by which their
LOpe and courage are inspired. These influences
lift them above the disc0uTagemonts Induced by
q course like that OF Mr., FOrney, and they arc
resolved 10 bring out null vote In spite OF such
lnhdolity 10 party. The Democrats do not take
the Greeley "crow" very kindly, and the enthu-
llasm manifested by them 10 Of a weak and feti.
tlOus order. PonnsylVania has been regarded
as a Greeley or q doubtful State, but the state
ment Of the North AmeTicaH puts another aspect
on the future. The charges against HartrAnlt
are met by conclusive donials, and Attorney
General Brewster, In q recent speech, exposes
them In tho oleArest and most convincing man
ner. The Republican quarrel 10 Pennsylvania
absolutely turns upon q personal Issue. IL II n
mere faction night and the success OF the party
laie their private Erieis and make mouths at
each other. but the current has already changed
and We may look for a strong and united ltS-
publican vote.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-18

ina form Of the head Of the state with that con.
slant sense Of duty which sacrifices all liz
strength In unconditional recognition u author.
ity.
ton, ID animated with a nigh, and In many 70.
Hpoots lustinable, onsoiousness, but also
with depreciation Of others. His whole educa-
tion Is calcul9tod 10 inspire him with the con
Vlctlon that France stands before all other cOun-
tries. II the pupil o. ST. Qyr passes throngh
tho golden balls Of Veraaillet he sees scarcely
anything but battle piotures, and IN ali the
French are viotqrs In long rows the heroes
stand who have borne the orinamme, the nllos
the eagle or the trlcolor, but always the banner
Of France, into the chief cities Of almost every
country, Thus the French history Of war ls a
history Of unbrokon triumph, an epic, In which
defeats are 10 bo explained merely by subsidiary
circumstances, and as II thoy were uuimportant,
or by treason. 70 seek the truth IL not worth
the trouble; 10 express II would be unpatriOtlc.
No wonder, then, II the young ofncer troubles
himself little about other oountTios-about their
language, Institutions and circumstances. The
foreigner speaks bis language TO him; he comes
10 him In order TO learn and Initiate, In France
people had scarcely an idea Of the transfoTma-
lion which two campaigns had effected IN the
feelings Of the German race; Of their no longer
c0nquorahle feeling of solidarity, and they vers
completely surprised to md an opponent equal
10 them"
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-18

ttrom the New York Commercial Advertiser
The charge that MossTa. blaine, Dawes, VIII
son, and others, were given certain shares In the
Credit Mobiller 10 influence their votes IN Con
gress is made the most Of BY the opposition
journals. Aud with one consent they demand
that these gentlemen shall deny the allegation
while they declare that they cannot remain
silent under the charge. Mr. Blaine and Mr..
Dawes have each denied the accusation, and Mr..
Dawes enphaticany says; "Neither Cakes
Ames nor any other man, dead or alive, ever
gave me, directly or indirectly, . penny Of the
stock Of tho Credit Mobllier, or Of any other
corporation IN this world. never owned q dol.
lar Of any stock or property Of any kind that
did not pay the full value OF with my own
money, earned with my own labor" The Tri,
bune publishes this letter and cries out "uentle.
men this will not do, - and thun proceeds 10 70.
iterate the charge. There Is no doubt that the
other gentlemen named In the list caDmake an
equally emphatic denial They certainly have
little encouragement to do 90. One day the
frantic shrek IL, "Why don't you c0ntTadiot2i
and when the contradiction, hat, direct aud
nnal Is given, they are told that this "wlll no,
DO" Does Mr.. Greeley believe that Kelley, Of
Pennsylvania, IL purchaAed loglslAtOrf II he
Is, Mr. Greoley's usual luck with his pets and
profegeS Is again eNemplined,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-18
The Victory In Colorado.

lfrom the DenveT News
Colorado follows Malno In the series VI Re-
publican victories. First came North Carolina,
then Vermont, then Maine and now Colorado.
The victory is complete and substantial. Deio.
gate Chaffee has been reelected, and with a
majority amounting 10 fully q thousand. II
may probably reach from two 10 fvo hundred
more than this, Il gives cause for rejoicing
great reJOlolnRi II furnishes words OF enoour.
ARoment TO States which are shortly TO hold
elections, IL u an Enforcement, and 4 most
substantial and emphatic Endorsement OF the
naturalization Of President Grant. The Terri.
tory has done we'll Its cities, towns and coun.
ties have done we'll In giving overwhelming Re
publican maiOritles. Though large portion Of
the once powerful DemocraoF and the aO-callsd
Liberals combined their Nrength W defeat
the regular nominee Of tho Republican party,
they have failed most slgnAlly, Though We
may be proud Of the result other localities will
soon be able 70 loin with Us In our rololclugs.
That General Grant VIII DO reelected PTesi.
dent Of the Uhlted States there can no longer
DO any doubt, for II Is apparent that from the
Atlantic coast 70 and beyond the Rocky Noun.
tains the people are Is enthuglaatio aud as loyal
As ever, Our present Chief Executive will un-
doubtedly be the choice Of the whole nation,
North, South, East and West by majority
nearly, II not fully double whatit was four years
ago. Colorado has done we'll, and We feel con.
hdent that the States that are shortly TO vote
will tell a tale as good as We have told.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-18
100000
Cash Distribution.
THE GRAND GIFT CONCERT
A FIXED FACT.
September 20 the Day.
YOUR TICKETS NOW OR NEVER.

THE vast sales Of Ticket AlTeAdJ made and the In.
crossing d"n.nd ior them from al 9aaItoT'; bhy,
Concert for tho benoht Of the Public Library Of
hpntgcky AdyeTtised ior snturdny, Hsptember
day, Wlthout poatp0nement, the mAnAEemont
notifies all Who expect 10 participate in the
for few days caused mAnJ who waited uokot At the
concert In December last to go without them. home
PeotinE, no d0ubtI postpOhemsnL and then offered
hi cen, tWgniyAnd twenty i've dollars for Tickets
the regular price. Othsrs living Al distance ssh
thousands Of dollars by mail and oHproas, which rot
here after sAss closed and bad 10 be sent back
Thsas dlsapPontmsuta need ne occur sGAin II the
warning now EiyOn 10 due season 10 hoedeo,
The drawing will begin precisely At d O'Clock
SATURDAY MORNING, September ~ ls72, IN
the great hall OF tho Public Library building and
continue until tho ono thousand ElftS are drawn.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-18
LIsr OF GIFrS.


The CONCERT Itself will DO Tho most brilliant orchss
tTAl display that occurred In tho WeaL One hue
dTed psrtUrmvIg gathered from all parts Of this o0un
ty and from Europe under tho direction Of Prot.
And to chord ample room for every uokstto older 70
enjoy such unusual musical festival, the Concert
Nil DO giTon In Central Park, where ATTanEom onts
hAye boon made To accommodate all who mBy come
be admitted 10 both he Oopesrt and Drawing, and
without such tickets will bs admitted to either
PRIOk or TICKETS.
Whole uekela sig halves, VI; qlaEtsE. SAC II
siIO1 9s5 Tor s5b1Ji SIS Tor SS6CJ No discount on
lssa than i0O worth Of tickets a. time 10 AecoTd
Anco with numerous sOoitHtlopa, gem mis- have
been made With all the railroad and stsamboSk lines
good Tor ali days 10 all perSouS who may wiAh to A.
lend the concert OF drawing kueh tickets will DO
furnished b. the Louisville aud Nashville railroad,
the Louisville Cincinnati and LeIlr Eton railroad, the
leglsyils' indlAnaPolls And Madison ISilroadi the
UinnAu MAlboat llne, and the Louisville OwonaborO
And Henderson Mall Line PaekstA
All aEenta arc required 10 oloto hAes and male their
Ietnrns 10 tp time 70 reach this once By 1hpTudAy,
3Nh.
All tisksts to which ElIs are awarded will be paid
without diaeount By The fImeIt' and Droyen, bAnt,
Bsas e' GI oUid %R5P re sSs
The Tickets must hrst bs presented ~ this ofhoe,
Room No, 4, Public Library building. before they will
THOlIAs X. BRAlILETTF,
Agent PUBLIC AbIAry q KsntntkA
Public Library BuudinE, Louisville, kg,
TIE drawing TtH b pubh4hst IN ne L7UisTts paper
and Nsr I0Fk HsTud and 0aeiIt c0pirs ssHf 10 fHTs
rhassrs 10 gLon Hrksii npD bssa ssui ~ letter
BIAneh once 900 IIreadwty, Hey York, under Tho
charge o. MAJOk THOMAS n. HAYS
sepSeodAWsoW
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-18

At this writing our information Of the
doings Of the Plttsburg convention is of the
most meagre character, but enough Is known
to justify the statement that 1t Is lu every
respect an immense success. Plttsburg Is In
a blaze of enthusiasm, and our Washington
delegations are, 1t seems, the recipients Of the
most iiattering attentions. The meeting can
not but have an immense effect upon the
campaign.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-18

t e ~, e.sEa,i's O{ ,e,

wan DICTATORSHIP
kpurtNT 0EHERALB OFrfur.
WAsHtHBrok, sept 10, is1a'
S' fSs iSs a.I Of Inc da,InEul,hsd chief, Of en-
xlhpors Of tho' war ofisi215 with Great Britain
"a dead. BfsVal BriHadler General SylVnnus
Thaysh OLD A. south Braintree, .Massaoha-
sttti % tht It'll September, iSf1 IN his seth
year Al that time ibe senior living graduate Of
"a asssisi fhSysf vSs boyp IN Braintrss, Stssua.
sesss,,,s on SS9S sS; TSSsiyed Oh slsSslesl
ruary, fsos, graduated At the Military Academy,
whence he was promoted IN tho Corps Of In.
ginesrs, in which amer serving ln an the sue.
III June 1, lso5, when his active career Of use
iulness for more than half century was ended
BY ego ADD feeble health rt. ..... .
he became chief engineer 70 0enerai Dearborn,
Of the right division Of thv. Novthern army,
~ PS o0srstlons; and ip isit o. General Mo"oS
Porters troops, IN the defence Of Norfolk, where,
Tor hib "distihgaiShed And meriioriouS services
subss9uently Major Thaysr was ordered TO
accompany Commodore Decatur on tho expedi.
lion against Algiers, but This destination was
changed 70 Europe, whore he had opportunities
OF witnessing the operations Of the allied armies
before Paris and Of studying the military works
and schools Of France, Netherlands, &C., thus
Improving himself professionally and laying the
foundation Of his future career
ReturnlnK 70 tho Uhltod states 10 ISL, he
was appointed superintendent Of the Military
Academy, and served In that capacity for six.
teen years, during which time, under his Rble
admlnlstratlon, tho Institution, from a Tudi.
mehtATy school, became one Justly celebrated
throughout the land, serving at once as fos,
terlng mother 70 the army, as the pioneer In
structoT OF the engineers Of most Of the public
WORKS Of the country, and as monument Of
On istirinS from the Military Academy In
1855, Colonel ThAyer was charged with the con.
structlon Of the permanent defenoes u Boston
harbor, which were nearly completed according
TO his designs, under uls own supervision, and
which Will long serve as models OF engineering
construction.
General ThAyor's administration OF his public
trusts was always etiicient, economical and faith
fuL. Enihusiastio In his profession and emulOua
Of reputation, he was not enviOua OF others
though reserved In manner he was always oour.
te0ub; and while avoiding controversy he did
not hesitate 70 declare his opinions and to sus
tain them BY Rrgumenta
The great worth and services Of this veteran
soldier are gratefully remembered by tho grad.
Justly styled sThe FatheT,n aud hla name will
DO entWlned with the lhuTels which many Of
them have gathered on the battlefield r.
As tribute 10 his memory, the ofiioers Of thu
Corps Of Engineers will wear the usual badge
Of military mourning for thirty days, and the
day After the receipt Of this order at West
Point, halEhOur guns will be nred, beglnning
at sunrise end ending At sunset the national
iiag being displayed at halfstan duriug that
time.
BY order Of the Secretary Of War.
WILLIAM ID. wmrFLE,
Assistant AdJutant General.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-18

The Official returns from 460 cities aud
towns In Maine, which embrace nearly the
entire State, give Mr., Pcrhan, the Republi-
can candidate for Governor, majority Of
l7,OS2, which Is much better showing than
was FIRST presented. The Pine-tree State has
done nobly, and II looks now as II her ma
iorlty will run up to 1900.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-18
Lost and Found.

EVFnTNns A EMATI RIAUK
- and Tan TERRIER lip ssfs ont rsthsT sbort
-l bs iibssaiy TssaTdsd III Iss1,ps heS IA NE avn
sr's, JAS. M IiEDNEV. Ada fsn,sSly.sia Sy.gns.
between foaTAnd.s.llali and stI.h s,rssls. seple'
ONION bhIUhDAr EyEnINo LABr, ON
-, sis ~ ~ yetMssn ~ " sogtn;
.n "a 92atainlas sm MAJ amennt q
the hudSf 81 leaving ibs sAsla a No AS street,
nEKFN nv NFTRoPoIlTIH poTIoF FRoIi
y 40 eseap9a th,ei, septemoet 8, fene Red and
nhlto tot mut and eid,D short horned goSs which
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-18

Mr.. MATT MORGAN was imported from
London some three or four months ago by
Frank Leslie to do some political cartoon
work for the reform party. Morgan was an
innocent aud unsOphistiCated young man
when he arrived In this country, but assoCiN-
ton with the Fentons, the Leslies, aud
other pure aud spOtless friends and support
ers of reform seems to have had very evil
influence upon him. On last Saturday night
the New York journals tell Us that he was
arrested by the police, detained In a station
house all night and brought up at the TOombs
on Sunday morning. Morgan, we have no
doubt, found good many Greeley men and
reformers In the same position as himself
last Sunday.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-18
Confectionery.

II BnRpNp,s LADIgs1 NATIONAL PIN
0oRkER SERvfafhf d. Alb pa. AVE-,
I shall daily serve for Ladies and aontlUmoa a
LUNCH from n .. NJ, to x .. m. for 20 oonts,
LUNCH OHAk0HD DAILY,
Ny auAnHomOnua arc complete for uuppbi nE Par
tlos Weddings, DlnneTn, Ao, In the most tIquillts
Attended 10 " FRS pNDt
GusV OEtsroT and CopiSOtion,T, IIOIPG,i "
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-18
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gRSkSiiSS ESD oTliER SARekTsi aEftNS,
AND C0EIoN;foP MkTfRRssss. sI9N.
% TUESDAY MokNiSG, ssptsgn6sr -, ls5g.
dSS5ias BoassfssSISS. No iiI5 nSn s,Ss.t iS be-.
tween FogTtSsnlh and Eiiissa.h sirssts PoftSIsst,
~ shI ~ the superb eOOeOn Of
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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-18

Ma. LEWIS E. JOHNSON was nominated for
Cougressman-at-largc on the boilers ticket
In South Carolina lat night Mr.. johnson
Is son Of the Hon. Reverdy Johnson, Of
Maryland. lie has held several important
Federal offices In South Carolina, and Is ln
every respect gentleman OF the highest
character and Integrity. Without having
any desire to interfere In the local contest in
that State, we cannot help saying that in our
opinion Mr.. Johusou's election TO Congress
would In every sense be a benodt to South
Carolina.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-18
Auction Sales.
FatHre Days.
Hutuf0 DAYS
sFfE I5ISS.. g sIls!i z GA .sS rect

b 1901, northwest corner II Tsslh sad d stTsst
TRusTEEs SALE OF yALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY, NO, o n o PENSsYLvAnlA AyE-
sTRaErs, OPPOSITE TIE METROPOLITAN
81 yf,Ss Of Two deeds Of trust. bs.ripg date. the
eth Dsesmbsr, 1855, ard 18th NAY, ls5s recorded IN
ioiios %, 40 Of the and Records q WASHINGTON
cured snd WITH The consent q ali paftiss, the under
s'Gned will ~ trustee, ssh Al public auction 70 the
the an day Of Uotober, iell, a O'Clock, p. NJ part
same IT the distance o. ~ fsst ISh inches ffom the
and running back the full deptn o. said lot 10 street
This property II Improved By btiok building Of
sons twenty rconr with store room Of ~ ieet deep
10 front Of the Metropolitan Hotel and ANareh o.
n feet By 70 feet theroabouts, street, nearly
1he cellar under the house 10 70 feet de-p.
This properly, 70 vel situated IL most desirable ~
place qi business, and offers great Inducements 10
Terms 81 sale one fourth cash, and rssldus In uI
twelve and eighteen mouths, with the purchasers
deed o. trust on the premises. ,,-,.,.L
All oonveyanong, stamps and recording At the But
II t6s terms Of sale are not complied with in ayo
days, the trustee TesefYes the HGhi 70 resell the
deposit Of 85oq will be redired when the proper.
sspls.id ts,stl GaskS Y&iIEiEEis, Euo,s.
BY n :a H %AaEEH sH . Es,St .;- 9yoE'r
hatWoan q And III
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-18
FOR PRESIDENT;
ULYSSES 8. cRAHT,
or iLLIHoIs.
FOR WOE PRESIDENT
HEnRT WILSON,
or HAsaACHueErTs.

Col. s. s. SMooT received, last night the
nomination for the Legislature In the Ninth
Legislative district. Mr.. smOot will, Of
course, be elected, and will make au excel
lieut. representative. He strongly iayors im-
proyoments and everything that tends to the
advancement and prosperity of Washington.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-18

ny ~, COLEMAN, AagtioBssT, -
DBoutheast corner Of Tenth street and Psnnlyta na
avenue.
Parties declining houaoh oaplnE or buaBFga sil md
II to their advantage 70 cell on me, AZ will pay cash
for The Eooda Of sell ~ public auction a. low per.
DAY and SATURDAY mh2l-Rr~
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-18

ny LATImBR A. .QI.BABY,.
ID AuetlonesTs sod Real ksiaiS brokers,

~ LAlT III,l,IIIhsKIL, A. TL..lIiiHHSs,A,iib,,,,
Southwest corner Penn, avenue and Eleventh STR o.
Star Onioe BuildiuE.
Under And By virus Of deed q trust bearipg date
on sbqut The alth dag Of Nnyurnbor, A. D. tii and
recorded among the land rrooi da " The District o.
yolumbay we viii sell IN front Of the premises. %
MONDAY, the 3Oth day Of fgptembar neHt, b.
Buidtna nsodAtion" of.tlha District, al that Ger
tain piece Of EIound Hlng 10 the city OF WeshipHto9,
tered A. n John blonben sab divialan ~ lots
~ asusSs n.m.tea ,sp,s "A M, .i,
1885, togethoF With the fmpfoytmcnts theIeon, con
,is,lns o. new hasiy aaished two-polS ffans
Terms 10 be wade kacvp 1t the tine Of ralr n
HHNHN "A, gLAkkH,t T..,...
WA. A EhNWICK, huA
ssitaEwts LATIMnR 4 ULKARY, Aset's.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-18
ny u, n. WARMER, Real FeLiais Broker
DAnd AuouonoeH, No, 7ln Rsveuth AsTeet. between
q and II.

'G pSEEiiSq s Win FiGSEo spbtff g. 5E NJ
AUCTION.
II, la, and duly recorded In IboT S folio its one
Of the lAod records Of wAshinGton. d. o., We viii
THURSDAY, hegtsmbgt 20, le71, part Of II J, IN
tquAre s9i 10 the Oily Of Mashinatoa, d. u, begin.
east Of the southuo.t corner Of raid o heaee Dofth
KY. SSSSs "a Gss '9 ILL.,
west % feet 70 place Of beginning, together win the
improvements therron.
Terms will be made known on the day Of Isle. tlOO
down uhsn the ptoPoriy - stIuek 90, II The toms
Of fAe not Piled with vtthin seven days AfleF
sale the property 10 be re-old At the rsk and oost
Of the defAul.inE purchaser. btAmrs and couyTyanr.
Ing at the purchasers coat, o..
0EokoE W. sfIUKNEY.S Trustees
ssplteodAds II. WARMER, knstIouseF.