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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-12

Frnm tho hau Francisco FIohAnH8
The political events Of the last two weeks have
told we'll In favor OF the labOTing men Of this
city and state. The Tenth Ward Club IL com
posed principally Of Democrats who cannot sup
port dTseley and will support Grant. They
have built splendid meeting hall for tho cam.
paign. Il was greatly needed, and tho gentle
men who did II deserve great credit. At Its
dedication Saturday, August II, night, there
was an immense assembly.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-12

Tug New York Herald, in referring to the
Maine election, declares that the Liberal Re
publican reinforcement to the Democratic
party Is an unknown quantity "-slgnilylng
nothing, aud Gsipled with the verdict Of
Vermont this means that In New England
the lines of the Administration party remain
unbrOken "
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-12

THE Tribune claims thirty.hve hundred
votes as gain" In the whole State Of Maine,
and talks with much satisfaction of -four
and one half per cent. Of Republicans
brought over to Greeley. Now, from the
one third required, or thirty-threc and Que
third per cent, there Is vast difference.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-12

Tue Boston Transcript declares the slau-
ders upon the President have been cleared
away, allowing Gen. Grants chaTac ter
brighter under the searching ordeal" Thus
far nothing has been ployen rejecting In any
way upon the hOnored integrity Of General
Grant, nor have they risen above the dignity
OF partisan falsehoods.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-12


Maine to the nation sends greeting! She greets
her sister States with a majority VI sixteen
thousand, which Is the greatest ylclOry ever
achieved by The Republicans Of Maine. The
dimcultes IN face OF which this great result was
attained can hardly be Appreciated by our
friends outside the State. The detection Of
Greeley Republicans was slight obstacle com.
pared with the opposition arising from tile
NquOr.laW question, which cost US several thou
sand votes In the state. Tue enemy made the
utmost possible use Of the dlsahectlOn arising
from this source by an extensive distribution
Of circulars deplctinR the extreme points Of the
existing law and urging y Tebuke VI tho law by
a vote Tor Kimball. The effectiveness OF this
appeal Is abundantly testified by the vote OF Port
land and several others Of the eiles The strength
OF the Liberal Republicans, who voted almost
solid for kimbLll was comparatively lncunsiier-
abls. Had we met Orly their opposition NO
should have gwen majority exceeding twenty
thousand. The Greeley business In Maine, cUn.
SidsTed a. tidal wave" great revolution, -
aud spontaneous uprising Of the people, Is
not n success.
The aggregate Of our Congressional MAORI.
ties much exceeds even the great gubeTnatUTlHl
majority. Pike 10 hnAlly aud thoroughly dis
posed OF as public mau BY an adverse majority
" more than two thousand. Hale carries his
dist. lot by greater majority than he had two
years ago over straight Democratic opponent.
PIKE sold ILLS political principles for place Ia
Congress and has most slghally failed In get.
ting his pay. The Liberal" Lang like the
frog who came to RTl0f ln trying to DO an OK,
teATfullY bewails his blunder under the crush.
lnk weight OF three thUushuu uuNothe majority
In a district where he iatuOusly bOasted that
he could beat Blaine. BuTleigh IL elected by a
majority considerably greater than that uf 1870,
and largely exceeding the gubernatOTial na.
IOrity 10 his district.
The state Legislature receives q large Re.
publican galn, though the astute correspondent
Of the New York TribuRe thought II doubtful
II the "HTantites" could save q majority In the
House. so far as hoard from we have gained
eight members OF the House, and the Senate
will not embrace single Democrat, while last
year there were 1ye Democratic Senators. We
carry every cOunty-tho nTst time slnco 1860.
In the House the DemOcra y will not have mem.
beTu enough TO call the yeas and nays.
We have AatOnished ourselves as we'll as our
enemies. Two months ago the Greeleyites con
fdently claimed power TO carry the state, and
have never for a moment admitted that we
could get above ton thousand majority, which
would really, under all the circumstances, have
been Adeoided Republican Victory. The Immense
and crushing stroke, following close upon the
telling blows administered by North Carolina
and Vermont will prove the coup de grace 10
the batlied coalition Of Adullamites.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-12
Lest and Found

d. REwARD.-AY kON, ABRAHAM ANGEL.
pa lett hi, home on kightoenth street., betsgen
an Y streets about the Oh Of JAY lat aud has
not hseu heard frnm tlnoo He Il about " yeats Of
age has brown haiF, grey 'yas, and has soar on bis
right oh SEX. He may hAvs changed his nAmO. 1hS
above reward will ba paid for Any intoTmati ~ In TO
gard to hts Whef0abouta, by his moth. T, Mar u.
ArErI, Eightoenih STREET., botWVen p AID q stresiA
sspl9-St
I OST-rHR PERSON FINDING AN OYER
IL UOAT tn tho cars betSsen AleHandhA and wash
Eon, last Monday sveulnE, eoutAinlng thIes books
uith the QwnOt's name thereon, "a W. DHAuL)
would confer a favor b. sending the oka thfuvEh
the Post once 70 hts addrsaa, titS PeunsylvaniA
aveuua, WASN'T Eton, or III Duks street, AlrHan.
driA, Va self 81
q X REWARD LOST, ON SUNDAY, IIE ARA
pO inst light brow" 0EkYhnUND. Any PEI;
on Ieturn'ug HIN to a. HOUKNKlI.. ~, ms
PennaJ VAnA avenue, will receive the above reward
sHpii'
I OsT-ON % sTKERT, BETwRRN FRA AND
II Seventh. or on h'Vonth. between and VI atroetg
. ribbed leather PuoksIhook, valued As = prssent
from deosas, friend. Tho HndeT will h. ttwArdad
rsturnIng the same TO u. A. FLEETWOOD,
sepn' ffssdmA.'s Rank,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-12

A .wAGGIsu MAN of Boston declares the
Greeley movement a bubble, gorgeous In
the sun, and bigger and bigger as you blow !;
but then 1t has to COLLAPSE aud nothing but
the scent of soap and dirty water remains.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-12

Tue change of power to the press In this
country Is very apparent. European
writer compares the lawyer power In Eng
land aud ireland with the press power Of
this country, and declares that while Govern
neut buys tue bar to obtain home rule the
other subsidies the press, aud courts the
noble army of WfIters.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-12

HoRAcE is hailed blythe Inter- Ocrdn, In
Illinois, Us the rival of Ceres, Flora and PO-
mona. This Is oil very we'll, and may take
in SGngamon county; but 1t will be very
serious Joke II the farmers took the advice of
the sage" and proceeded to chop up the few
remaining twiVs on which they hang their
hopes and dinner pals.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-12

THE MOST OUTRAGEOUS TISSUE Of false
hood In order to make fancy sketch Is that
published In the New York Herald of yester-
day, purporting to be a history of the man
ner In which the man Forester was arrested
In this city on Saturday. That fellow Nc
Kenna, the special reporter sent here to ac-
company Forester to New York, Is certainly
an adept In lying
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-12

" UABLk PROPERTY IN UNlOhrOWN, b, U.
In virtue Of writ OF Gsra Caeias Issued from the
glSIkI qfoo q the Supreme court o. tho District Of
Columbia, and 70 me directed, will sell at public
sale for eAa n front Of the court house door u aid
district, on FhlDAY, the 1871 day q september,
ltla, ~ II O'Clock m, ALI delondAnta right, title,
olAlm And interest 10 the following lot. n UnlOn'
town. IN said District - follows, Nos l2a 1884, l5
~, a. ~, las, ~ 2gl $40 $50, al a8s aud 49, DO.
lonEing TO john W, Van Hook Also, Lots Nos, bia,
Hh, DIV, B1l, 6l and bI3. belonging 70 John F0I,
toGelhsT With AL and Singular me lnpToysmsn tS
there IN, 70 tho county Of Washington District Of %.
John foI aud Joha ". Van Hook, and viii be cold 70
satisfy oIeontlOn No alOi In favor OF usoFEs w, Nil.
loF aud hllen Miller, dnlnlslTAtoTs Of OhaTsa Miller,
use Of William Ward. ALEX. SHARP,
AUGUST n, Isfl Gu3l,dtds
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-12

THE CHICAGO PAPERS are agltatlng the
subject OF manufacturing establishments
adopting the understanding apparatus,
which has been perfected so as to thoroughly
secure the objects sought. We trust the
press Of the country will Join US In demand
Ing that railroad companies consume or make
tLelr locomotives consume" ashes, clnders,
and SCOT, such as makes travel by rail ut all
times unpleasant and often unhealthy
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-12

Tue CHARGE of Horace White, that Presi-
dent Grant gave Mr.. Jones the Belgian mis-
sion as u reward for land conveyed, has been
thoroughly dlsprovcd to the satisfaction of
every one, aud we ask our contemporaries to
copy the facts as published In the Chicago
Inter- Ocean. II seems In 1870 Mr. Jones pro-
posed to the President to join him In the pur-
chase of tract Of land. Each was to pay
his share of the purchase money. Mr.. Jones
advanced the first and drew gu the President
for his share, and the drag tods paid. This Is
the whole story In a nutshell and out OF this
Is built the Islander.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-12

nv WnI. L. WALL. a. CO., AIoIIsRSs,s
ID New Marble Building,
Nos. 300 and nO1 pannaylyAnia ayonus,

NOS buu ahd wa fenhAylVAnla aVonue,
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
On NINTH hTREEr NORrHWkbr, AT AUO.
TtDh.
~ virtpa Of deed Of trust recorded In LIbsr .nd
No e. foloa sol, Ae Of the lAud records Of tho Dis.
tfiot Of Columbia, aud Of dscros pAsssd BY the Sc
preme Court Of said Dalet Apdl 10, 1871, In chan.
eerI, n the cause q Wall liobinsop 1t a. ys Mar
r. H ct a., No. abel ohanooy dock Of No. II, and AZ
the request Of the holders OF Of the notes secured
trustee, will, on WEDNESDAY, the 1Sth day Of
premises, eel At public Auotlou 70 the highest bidder
linE 10 said ,And being much OF lots % and 80 Of
MsiESFsoorded subdivision Of lots in square three hun
dred Aud slTtI and 4 ssd within the follow
ing motes and boundai ooiBmsuoibg Al point on the
dividing line between Niu III street aud said lot ~
thirty feet three inches from the northeast
ner Of said square running thonos south sltssn feet
iho1oe Woat uiEhty-seyen feet, thence north sixteen
feet thence east Ghiy feet TO the place Of be-
ginning, toGether With all the Improvements, vays,
easements, rights, privileges, and apputtonAboes to
tho same belouetnE or In any wise AppertaininE.
TERMS One halt oNsh, balance Ia slI and twelve
months NOTES beailuE pd By deedot
trust upon the premises O To be paid at the time Of
ste. OonyeyInclug and stamps At cost Of purchaser
In nsttsment DO not mAds within days AftoT
the time Of sale the pre- 1ltls will be TosOd at the
aud risk Of defauhinE purchaser
The property will be a0lt subject 10 umbTAncs
the amount Of which will be AtStst - Vi time Of
OnAS. q. MhTrHtwst Trustee.
WN. l.. WALL A 90, Auota.
ssp5soAIs ltPAt 10
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-12

HERE Is how the Western Muss, indie
pendent has ii;
Hiram and Horace were two pretty men,
And they went to Maine Tor a strike VI ten.
OUme, brother Horace play fair II you can;
Not mlnlIng the caution. ~ MOraco Tan.n
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-12
Auction Sales.
To-day.
BEs9 1857 8 En- s .sa .:

BSo 1857 4 s% s6l.sE F.s H sSd 1s
SALE or, CRIMSON .HEP. PARLoR SUITE,
LAgE uuRrAINS, MARBLE AND WOOD
PESKs !, %AAffS9Ti', An, .SEEBff,,TSP
nor, WALNUT ,,wHATsOr, ENfENAlON
wfAfRpE /! AZ 4 ksElydERAfoR, HAIR AND
AND ROOM RRs, COOKING AND UHAMBER
sEiNks, WASH 5rAnDs, TAhl,RH, QRQuk-
On THURSDAY EENT, the l9th instant At 10
o'ol0oh, m, We shall 80 at the residences Of gen.
uamAn declining housekeeping, at No 12l Fifteenth
street northwest, the Aboyshhmed goods
Terms Cash GRkkN WILLIAM,
sglOid lStar9l Auotinneefs.
lY n. COLEMAN, AuetIoneeF,
DSoutheAst oornoT Of Tenth street and PsnnsylvAniA
avenue
Parties DECLINING Housek soping or business will and
II 10 their advantage 10 call me- will pay
ioI the Hoods oI sell A. pabllo sgGlicn r. ley Ger
esulAEe. Auotlon sales uyary TU HHDAN, THURS.
nAY and IA rl1R0AY. mhl3frr
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-12

TUE HETTNsBIRG kATALlSlNE WATRR.
We publish in another column n very in
tcrcstlng letter from the Gettysburg Spring
a. also an advertisement of the Gettysburg
Spring Company, announcing a change In
tho prices Of the commercial Gettysburg
Katalyslne water, and In the packages In
which II is supplied; both Of which we com
mend to the attention OF the medical and in
valid public.
A WESTERN CONTEMPORARY pays the fol.
lowing tribute to labor
The great value Of employment lies not In
the compensation, but In tho attention II 70
quiTes Of the mind We all are ApttO be dtssat.
isnsd with our work, We don't like the quality
nor the amount, the employer nor the pay. We
20 reluctantly to our tasks, aud are impatient
for the sun to set on our labOrs, and We took u
the time when we shall not ieel the spur Of
To envy tho rich who have nothing tn do. They
are rather to be plted, tor q mind quite va
| cant Is a mind distressed The happiest are
| those who are always busy, and lose not a mo
| nent to be deyoured by ennui or spleen. The
men who are known In all our cities as rOuss, Al
gamblers, rs bankrup's, and deal beats arr
| pre- eminontly lazy men, brought up TO no homes
trade or calling, and shlrking. work III thell
Incidence masters all other qualities and habits
and then to keep up appearances, they are
driven to G,S p5T nS SS 5 Se I plass ana
| trade, hanhicrat IN early life II resource
| which may be better than a rich Inheritance
tor a trade has better staying qualities thar
money or lands
SENATOR CARPENTER said, IN Ills Ctuciu
natl speech'
"Our capital IL our muscle and our brain
| with this continent for our possession, with Al
the opportunities We have 70 advance our civil
| EatlOn and improve Uur condition. These or
| our capItal TO dAy, and these, more than TO an
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-12

TUE POSTAL TELEGRAPH succeeds better
each year. The recommendations of Post
..Inaster General Creswell will probably be
treated with more respect rs our people be-
come more enlightened on the subject. The
English superintendent put the number OF
messages, when the post office places were
fully completed at II $4,000. The total for
the year ending March 81 was l2,I73, 7S6
The traffic Is continuously Increasing In the
June quarter OF 1871 the excess over the pre-
yluus year was at tho rate OF twenty per
cent; In the September twonty-siN per cent?
10 the December, twenty-nlne per cent and
In the Grst quarter this year, thlrty-slX per
cent. The number Of messages for the ensu-
ing year is expected to be l6rl2O,OOO, yield
ing e025, 900; while from press messages and
other sources E06 100 Is derived. The cN-
pendIture is GB7O, 900, which leaves 1880, 900,
or q ,75O, 600 to be added to the revenues OF
the Kingdom.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-12
For Sale or Rent.

ToR RENT-THE UPPER PORTION or HOUSE,
II I2I1 Penusylyauia Avenue, eyer o. G,utis,s
,i5 pS Sp fooms fitshsB fanSo btbSoo a. SoSst
hot and cold ystss suitable iot irstclA'' rsitSu.
: Rso HOUSE Ia rear q the above, On street,
tAlninE eleven rooms For terms 'FPlh .'uTrER.
.spia I2I7 Pennsylvania avenue.
L1OR BALE--sIXrH srREFT, BETWEEN u
And = is.' 6sh Y9JG9Taa S sSn Of nv spV,S
a building on rear; an inducemeni-i2ng .Be, Hni
'i sssp iS'ip'. tstml $40 ss"'sat6 .i,sst
I,oR sALR-A THRER.sTORY BRICK HoUsE,
Pro.sSTlcE front, WIN marble t!mSins.t s.tsI Snd
Northern lAbOriy Market krgjy TO n,,,,Nr
Carpenter and Builder, southwest o5Tnsr fi'th snd
streets northwest. seblObt
LOR sALE-TuREE yALUABLE BUILDING
II LOTS, fronting on se!enth street, between
'p .sp Il fS" no" "O''"''n SSisTR6P HOBJbLEY.
HOUSE FUt RENT. FURNITURE FOR sALE.
~ Best l9otll9n sysntelnS new. no, I'D l,s ~
Possession given Immediately. selO ~
\rERy DESIRABLE FARM FOR sALF.
sev oHsr for ,als on esSy terms, one Of The best
iAlns 81 acres. large portion of u Is improved,
ADD the landis q eIesllenl quality Ia sood state
wool and meadow lands There is frilt Of every
variety upon = Several Eo9d hoasss arc ,'tasl9d 90
Il INTO smaller fsrms T. suit purGhSssrL It Is CON.
i bpso" niles Tom BoaainsG Bridge, aud siT miles
from tho Oentrs Market Two mile5 from the Balti.
roads Well wstorsd, SpI suitable for sariea Or
dairy farms schools Aad churches near. Full de.
sorptioa aud terms given BY APgBias e ,pNgp
sep6.2Awiw 729 seVoElh stroot
L1oR sALE-TWu.sFURY AND BASEMENT
Bkl0k, elEht room, AMI bath room, gt' aud Hs
Price st,OJ; on easy teIms
FOR LE-THRRR.sFJRysnA IOK, TEN
rooms all modern improvements. Frioo s6bOO' on
long time.
SEVERAL VALUABLE SQUARES AND LOTS
!" 81 p''" VI '"'' WALKER a MeRAR,
sel.eo6t 5l5 Fifteenth street, opp. TtsAsay.
ToR sALW-A DRUG sToRE wIrH or VITA.
dow and IN Sss oIdo one srsSt 0 S SaS cot s
TSuuE man with small capital. .Apply At No. SOB
S part SaS'0 BFSi XIX HI '
L,uR sALK-Two FIRST GLASS VERY
+ desirable aud centrally iOcAtsd residences, with
stsiy Inquire Of WM PEiR6E BRIL-,
sop5,2s OgpOsle Ciy hGlL
L'OR sALR-sTOUK, FIXTURES AND GOor.
u WILL q BOOT aud ShOk STORE, veil 70
ins. Inquire At No. sol PennsylyaniA aySnue, OF
JO2 seventh street s5uthsest lJbron.l seIu
EoR RENT-wHL BR FOR RENT sEPTEM.
HS d 90 SOrS%stS SJ ;tGSot N VI sSis
INoR sAIR OR EXCHANGE FOR OITY PROP.
r ERTY-NsluAblo Farm OF 500 acres on the
Potomac opposite Mount Vernon. Tract undivided
10 S ST5 yI 10 ". A. DNSGERFiEID.
GGSim' Corner ssyenth sod strOOia.
LlORR RNT--BWlOK HOUSE,. TIN ROOMS. No.
B"6 Il street northwest ApRG'5 6 ig AoF,T
Real Eatate Broker. $40 MsrESt space
Bsu lStArl
:.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-12

An OPPONENT OF the cumpetitiye-eNamina
ton system adopted in Eugland for her civil
service declares that the practical working OF
the plan excludes the men who mature slow
ly-thosc who as boys are rather stolld, who
never could succeed In examination, but who
about thirty bcgln to show what sort OF stuff
Is In them, aud some Of whom at forty APP
prove themselves among the sOundest judg-
menr, the most powerful mtellects OF their
generation. It gives places to calculating
boys, and shuts out the WcllIngtons and the
CruInwells, the born rulers, the deep thinkers
whose brains are too massive to reach their
development early Ia life.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-12
nv LATI N KIN q LCLRARY,
- Auotlnueata nd heal FstAte Brokers.
Southwest ooruRr Pennsylvania ave- and ktuVsnt ST.
Star Once Building.

Southwest onrnsT PAnnsJ.vsnia ave and kiv,snth st.
Star Once Building.
TRUSTEES sALR or VALUABLE PROPERTY
AUtiTtON.
~ viTtao Of deed Of trus', recorded In labor No
6Ei, toho a. 40 Of the lAud n cords Of no District
Of umhiA and At the r,quest o. the holder OF the
tote IeenTsd " s.ld decd o. trps, the undersiEned
will, on WEDNESDAY, the 18th day OF September
si4, at O'Clock y N, 10 front o. the premises
sell At publ suction, 10 the hia bidder all tho In
toTest ~ Charles " Gordon, At tho date Of said dOod
In and to thai oertAin piece or parcel OF ground
u mated and wing in the CITY o. WAshlnEtOn, and
btlnE 80 much Of Lot sight 81 ~ sqdar. No 49,
desutibed ~ tOlioSa' BeElpninE - fOst item the
southwest corner Of said lot, thoacs north twonty
four t3 feet theuce east seventy COY feet, thsuce
south nine W feet thence east twenty nne (2p) feet
ten and one half (iUS) inches, thence south hitsen
40 foet, and thence niue nine (q tOet ten sud one
halt tOSl inches To the beginning, with the AspuTto
nAncsa.
Terms: One lhi cash the residue 10 three equal
pAlmenp, at thTO-, sir and nine months, To be Ia
notsa bearing interest," nd seourt By deed Of trust
upon tho premises $40 to bs paid - the time OF
UonvsyAnoluE and stAmpa At the cost Of purchaser
Id case ssttlement be not made within is days Sh or
the day Of sale the premises viii be Iosod at the risk
fIiFD, w. JONES, Trustee
aspiOdAds LATIMHR A ULRARY, Aueta
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-12

TUE TIME for action on the part of the
Government has about arrived, and those
Indians who have been invited to accept the
olive branch of peace, and have refused, will
he taught that the strong arm OF the Gov
eminent will reach the very last scouudrel OF
them all, who may have been implicated In
the late OutTages.
The patience Of the President Is well nigh
exhausted aud the late outrages have been
so severely commented on by the press
throughout the country that our citizens are
prepared for tue most stringent enforcement
Of law and order "even nj the cannon's
mouth"
A little East India Justice would be useful
at this time, aud whether the murderOus
wretchcs are blown from the mouth Of can
non or slaughtered In the field, II Ia Of little
consequence To the world atlarge. Certainly
the interests Of civilization would not suffer
II the entire savage tribes were eXtHrminated.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-12

Tue LABOR STRIKES 10 England cause Eu-
rOpean sCOfters at our troubles to look at
home. We hope wisdom will direct tue labor
movement abroad, aud that no unnecessary
violence will mark the conduct Of men who
have claims on II country their Industry has
made 50 powerful.
Practical craftsmanship Ia now needed In
Great Britain, and Mr.. Gladstone ought TO be
equal to the emergency. Should Bright act
as wisely as he talks all will go well with the
tOllers, who are the source Of all that wealth
hcaped up In England Tor the enjoyment OF
the very lew.
Violence will ouly heget violence, aud the
household troops had better be- turned out
To guard the tenant against the rapaclty OF
the landlord, rather than 10 crush their
countrymeu now goAded almost to rebellion.
TnR Richmond papers have become quiet
moderate Ia tone toward even the offending
"Grlut" organs. One of the old-time Vir-
gluia Journals copies ApprOvingy the follow
Ing tribute 10 the President elect
People are vastly In the fog upon what Is
| Included In the Idea OF graf statesman, lie
| 10 generally supposed h no a man OF mighty 10
tollect, dealing only with abstract and diiioult
questions, and far removed from the common
affairs OF men. This conception Of statesman
ship scarcely approaches the true ideal, A real
and solid statesmanship must DO based upon
common daily life, II must go down 10 their
farms and workshops II must be more familiar
with the cabins OF tho poorthan with the palaces
VI tho rich"
Tue Official returns Of the election In North
Carolina show that the Republican majority