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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-13

FRANK BLAiR's RE.BLEcTfoN to the United
States Senate is by no means a certainty.
lie Is supported by Gratz Brown, hut on the
other hand encounters the opposition Of Carl
sChurz There are two or three RichmUnds
In the field already who are determined to
beat Blair, II possible. Colonel Hatch, OK
Lieutenant Governor Thomas Z. Reynolds
and others cannot sec the inertia Of Mr..
Blair, and arc mnrshallng their forces against
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-13

An Incident OF THE BosToN FiWE.-The
Boston Advertiser reports that two young
girls employed in one Of the burned houses,
discovering tho danger, gained access to the
store and saved twcuty thousand dollars
worth of LAGOS, aud took them safely to their
homn In ROTluTy
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-13

Our MORNING. CoTsMrORARY had the I'M
pudence in yesterdays edition not only TO
talk about what 1t calls It's SUNDAY Extra, ="
but 10 the same paragraph to compare 1t with
the extra REPUBLICAN, of the same day which
gave the full news of the terrible Boston dis
aster, instead Of dispatches dated New York,
midnight"
1t won't do any good, ncighbor. The people
know that the REPUBLICAN is the only live
morning paper In the city, and oil the trash
about enterprise and editions Of ten thousand
which you may priut will not In the least
deceive them, iujuTe us, OF help you.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-13

HERE Is THE Baltimore GdEftte with pro-
test against the Democratic rings in that city.
This is really too bad. We thought that If
tho true faith aourIshed In It's carly purity
anywhere, It was In the Monumental city.
But the village on the Patapsco Is, 1t seems,
as bad as the rest Of the republic. The
"clIques" and "slates" there are as numerous
as in other places, and "unlcso good men,
free from the faint Of corrupt combinations,
arc presented for support, serious trouble
may oyertake u.s." The best thing the Ga
EetLs can do Is to help blot out that eleven
hundred Democratic majority, aud all will
be right.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-13

An IDEA of the Boston connagratlon may
be obtained by washIngtonians In this way
The extent Of the Capitol grounds, including
the park, Con the cast and on the west sidO,)
l. about thirty acres. The Boston Gre burned
over about double that space, or siGty.slx
arrCa
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-13

THE Chicago EpeninJ Post, In an article
discussing the rumOr that John NJ. LangstOn
Is candidate for Cabinet office, says:
Mr.. L.AnBston's alleged ambition Is said to
DO based upon two foundations; First, tbat the
result OF the Presidential election 10 TO DO at.
tributed wholly to the oOlOred race, who cast
800 600 ballots for Grant, and are, therefore, en-
TITLED 10 place IN his Cabinet and, second,
that Mr.. John NJ. LanEstOn Is the best man
fitted to represent II In tho highest council OF
" Race, merely as such, Is entitled to no
special honor or proht In this republic, The
battle which the Republican party fought has
been for the ObliteTatlOn OF race distinctions.
Ia free government, administration should
| take no note Of the place Of q mans birth, the
quality Of his blood, or the color Of his skin No
| line OF demaTkAtiOu now remains among the
| classes that constitute the American people.
The Government like the nation, has become
| cosmopolitan. 10 comforting the right Of sui
| fTRge upon the blacks, the Republican party
has entrusted them forever with The highest
right which any race eau claim The blacks
personal htness only, should be the quNlihca.
ton for holding ONCE. This should DO the pIln-
ciple OF all elections and all appointments. Pre-
emlnently should It 30 tho only rule known IN
| selecting men for the highest executive posi-
| lions. To place man In q responsible place 10
| the demands OF oliques, without regarl to
his capacity or character, would be as wise as to
select a Cabinet Otfcer because Of hls race, or
nan Ss batter httSd 70 discharge the duties q
IN ONCE Of Attorney General Of the United
states than Is the present incumbent Of that
ONCE. President Grant should Immediately re-
tire Attorney General Williams, and administer
the oath TO Attorney General LArgstOni not be-
cause Mr. Williams Ia white and Mr.. LangstOn
IL black but because both are American citl.
gems, and the latter has superior qualifications"
This expresses our Ideas exactly. II Mr..
Langston is the best man In the country for
the Attorney Generalship by all means let
him be appointed. But that he should be
appointed because be is black 10 absurd. No
man shoCld be appointed to office because he
Is colored man, an Irlshman, German or a
Freuchman, and no mau should be kept out
because he comes within one Of these classcs'
That Is the meaning Of American republl-
canism, tho logic Of tbs history OF The last
twelve years,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-13
Personal.

hJUTIUK-TnAT &. s.. justin, Gp D sTkREr.
IN between SiGth and Seventh streets northwest
cells custom made second hand Clothing a less than
half the OF rNady made new onea, N. B,-Seoend
hand olotbinE Of all kinds bought at fair oAsh prices,
AuQi-tf.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-13

JUsF IIBTEN to This crazy Southern editor,
(of the North Carolina Sentinel commenting
On the result OF the late CleCtions
1.-THE grand Jury Of the American people have
been appealed 10 10 IND a true Dul HE9lhss
against civil liberty and nearly all the virtues,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-13
Boarding.

Boarding.
TnB BRYANT HOUSE,
Located on the Corner Of Fourteenth street
and New York Avenue.
After tho Ist Of Dsoembsr, Is79, permanent ABd
trabssnt bords's will ind this House Que Of the most
desirable and most oonysuignty loeAtsd houses ln
the city. The neatly furnished we'll lighted
and ventilated, and provided with ali modern home
accommodations. The charges arc low, but the wants
and the comfort Of all guests viii be carefully provided
Tor. Tho Proprietor, n. HICllAhDS,
has dotsTm!nsd TO provide a good Caterer.
noVl2-sotf
Northumberland, WITH on WITHOUT
ID ROOMS, In a good locality, oonyeulent to TIRE
Executive Departments. Apply at A16 Twelfth
btrent, betwoan and stEtcts nQIthHlsi, ren2Au
Tea.
MANI ARIN TIA,
III Pure, hsalthtul and fragrant, (hWe, nemorest
presL ". r. o., SlS Broadway, New Yort, J cold by
Mrs. hsslook, OIJ L street northWsst, and George
BoJdsn, 22O -Four and e-hAlf street noLlhyest; ;
at Nholeaals and retail by Mrs. Weaver, 1000 Tenth
street northwest Price, 9t.bO pound, OF : pounds
Tor ell, AnI number Of pounds delivered on orders
hy mail ncRs N
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-13
Special Notices.

ny MEDIl Al. ASSOCIATION, a sPE;
sS Di'ttS, Of Ogiu@6A N ~ BE- sea IL osH5sss
noVi0st - JSYSIis " 4. YoGE6' N. B., sso'j.'
sIssI nI1SS S. ASsc & 4:
s. AZ vI h. hsd 90 %TE ,OS. In NJ
6soos D. fhS 1s G SSisT % VII 's sast II ~. sm
HT nnis report fRED' kRsS css..s;,
ssy- Quo gEPUBLICAN AssUg5 ATIgS,
street between Nnth and Tent, q O'clock,
NsWTos FERREE. ssorOtSrf. nOiS
RSa- TUR WARRINGTON CO-OPBRA-
-, TIVE Buildlng spd Pr ~ As,99lsilon WI
s:a IL :S r.. % .SsS6G hs ssS
mouth) At tbs Masinio Temple Room, No. 5O5,
'nF'' hoof' on street. q 33a aS'9 f. THOMPSON,
novlS tStar seotetsty.
narAITENTIONi COHCORAsZgUAyBs
TpIn 70 9g2gh5y sill meet q Tue e., STmoT %
N,s IN Sl,Is s'; 'TTs SIp' rG d Sr
,hsT o1d"rS tbsSS Vii 10 CvmeSnJ DSii every
wednesday and Friday 'v'n'0Si ~ GTS'TP22 ANT
w. DoNIuUr, HIr., Sergeant. poi9 8:
Psl1- YOUNG, niEhi'S nkPUnlIIAN CiUn
An adjourned meeting Of the Young Men,
Be-. SSid RMS WED sSdsyj EVEEIN :, November
-, At the Club Hougs, lhlrtesnth street, below
bsrsblp l. earnestly rs1arsisi, as business OF vital
lmportAnee q tho Organization is TO be brought up
BY order Of the 0lub; ,,,,.,,,,,.,,,, 49,,
ADAM GEIn, Rec. bseTstaty. tStATl nOVl9
~ THR DIRRCTORs or THE CHILL
- DHERs H0sPffHG-Sn Intu.u,lou sup.
ported b. The voluntary contributions Of the people
Ious ssTyiees Of the best SLi Of the medical lac.
ultyfeel called upon BY reaso1 Of Is ssan means
resources 70 tboig utmost limit 70 appeal gener'
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-13
WILLIAM n. WHEHTLEY.S

WILLIAM H. WgHfFFffTEEY:'
BIEING AND SECURING ESTABLISHMENT.
Omoe' 40 jefferson e., Georgetown. D. e..
KStAbllshed 1891.
Premium awarded By the Metropolitan Mechanic
Institute, 1851 and IA noe Of the oldest, lATgoss
and most complete establishments Of the knd In this
country.
Bet place IN the District Tor cleaning or DJSInE
Eontlsnen'u clothing.
Everything AppeTtAlnlnE 10 the business v ell aud
promptly oIooutod.
Gomos closes daily At slHset, SKospt Saturday when
I will DO open until 80 y. IA.
Post see RnI 51I.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-13
4 DESIRxbLE R tHk2sssE LOTS AT MOUNT

IL o X n A l.
PLEABANr.
Five Minutes Walk from Street. Oars.
lots LIZ, 2, Z, o. At the intstseotiOu OF School
and PArk StTssts, near Fourteenth aueot, Will be
sold at great baTEAln, oontAbng about eighty thou
saad 5000 square feet. Ouly small ish payment
required; baiAnos In one, two and three beAts
These lots are situated In the vicinity OF a. tho
best publio schools In the eountJ, and only two min
utes' Gslk from Columbian OOllSFs. ,,,,,
nGSs6 Oorusr Fifteenth street and New York Sv.
BARGAINS IN RIAL ESTATE
FOR sALK OHRAP.
eg,BOo--thTee sioTy and basement BRICK, with
back buildinH oeysn rooms, white marble trim m nEH
water range, LAtroba. and AL modern oonVsuienoos
IN Delightful nelEhboThoed; within two tquArso Of
ALSO,
SEVERAL DFsIRABLh LOTS on PsnnEJlVAnlA
avenue east, near the CAPilol.
ALSO,
For $3.50, . neat tWo'atoTy and back .buildiug
BRICK, with modern oonVenienoeai B5JO cash. and
balance In monthly payments. On blEtoobth street,
near II.
ALSO,
On street. In tbs fAAhlonAbls part Of the DIT
. hrst class RESIDEECk, sAboTAtoy finished In
sVeFy respect Price, e85OoO,
Also, Lots and Houses IN all parts Of the city.
WALKER MORAE,
$50 Fifteenth street., opposite Treasury.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-13

EOR SALR-TH FINE LARUK THREE.
II STONY PRESSED BRICK FROST HOUSE,
with BroWnstsus TIimhhngs, No. 1913 New York
avenue; CO.. tAlna FiItssn toutn has sveiy modern
o,sVonienos, House ~ by % fast Parlois 10 by %
tosti oiEht large OhAmbersi eioot hall; high coil
inEs. ksDge In Kitchen Brick Furnace in Cellar,
hsAts sntlIe house, bells In every room. Also. pan
tries, closets olothea.pTessss, linen. rooms, &c.
bYRR DAVIDSON,
N ". cor, Rsvsnth street and Louisiana ave,
(EntrAnoe 3OJ Seventh at cot N. w., second h0orD
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-13
New Advertisements.

TIL. JEsUP MILLEH,.
i COUNBELLOR.AT-LAW,
has removed bis once 70 eoutheant odTnsr OF -Four.
And-a-bAlf street and loulsAna avenue. Entrance
EourAnd -Ahaf street novlalW
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-13

~ An communications, whether on business OF
Tor publication, ahoud 10 addressed to wN. J. Nun
TAaH, Proprietor NATIONAL EErunLIuAS, Washing
on, u. q.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-13

oFFR xmk 2StsE on N"sSlsa iii, S6SI.iSiSs
twelve rooms, with THIRTY thousand fest Of ground,
we'll fenced and set Nith ahrubbsTy aud fruit trees.
Stable and carriage house VIII s1cnAnRe for I'm.
proved unmpr0Tod city property or . good farm
not moro than ten miles from the CITY. Apply to
JOHN COLLINS, sornor Of rWontsth ard streets
northwest, or on the premises after O'Clock, p
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-13

,URNIsHHD PARLOR, WITH CHAMBER AID.
loiniuG 70 let By = small family. klao, irunt loom
second npaF. Rsfsrsbotp ItguTtd, Apply ~ No.
aiFest, between pth and lOtn.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1872-05-25

reach of all The pioneer who incurs
the dangers and privations of frontier
life, and thus aids in laying the foun-
dation of new commonwealths, renders
a signal service to his country; and is
entitled to its special favor aud protec-
ton. These laws secure that object and
largely promote the general welfare.
They should, therefore, be cherished as
a permanent feature of our land system
| renew my recommendation that
the publir lands be regarded as heri
tage TO our children, to be disposed of
only as required for occupation ami to
actual settlers.
1.-The true prosperity and greatness
of a nation is to be found in the eleva'
ton and education of the laborer."
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1872-05-25

A Washington dispatch says that the
House Committee on Appropriations
have agreed to report Sargent's bill max
ing an appropriation of $4,000 for a
life size statue OF the late Col. f. ID. Ba>
ker, who was killed while leading for
lorn hope at the battle of Ball's Bluff
Should the House agree to the PROPOSE
ton, Horatio Stone will probably be
commissioned to execute it, as it has
been decided by the Committee that it
shall be smodellcd after miniature
statue by this artist. now in the posses
sion of Col. Stevens 1t is to be hoped
that the appropriation will be granted
without delay. The statue is to be
placed in the Capitol at Washington.
Baker was one of the most self sucrific-
ing heroes of the war for the preserva-
ton of the Union, and deserves to have
his image cut in imperishable marble.
An obelisk should also be erected over
his grave in Lone Mountain.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1872-05-25
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Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1872-05-25
Grant as a SGatesgaaa N.

We last week expressed our uHwill-
ingness to allow the military record of
Grant to be forgotten, in weighing his
claims to the Presidency, and promised
10 prove that he had succeeded in find.
ing the wisest and safest system Of pro-
gressive craftsmanship President ohm.
son, and a number Of his predecessors,
based the success of their administers
tons upon purely legislative basis
They held then that the Executive du>
ties were too insignificant to achieve
genown and therefore staked their
success upon h legislative policy. Presi-
dent Grant in his inaugural address de-
fined the proper Constitutional sphere
of the Executive power; and he did it
so concisely and completely that noth-
ing can be added or omitted to advan-
tage. The primary duty of the Presi-
dent is the faithful execution of the
laws Thus the Executive power is
within its sphere coordinate with Con-
.gress, and can never be made too strong,
because it represents the arm of the
Governmeut-the will Of the nation
legally expressed The ,ower to re-
commend is secondary and incidental.
The Executive enjoys this right in
common with all other citizens. He
participates ir the legislation of the
country only through the veto power,
(which President should exercise upon
great questions, only in rare instances,
and for ample cause. We propose here
with to give the first two paragraphs of
the inaugural address, which contains
more substance to the same number of
words than any similar document with
which we are acquainted:
g Citizens Of Me Tnited States -
Your suffrages having elevated me to
the office of President of the United
States, have in conformity with the
Constitution of our country, taken the
oath of Office pre- seribed therein. |
have taken this cath without mental
reservation, with the determination to
do to the best of my ability all that it
requires of me. The Office has come
to me unsought. | commence its du-
ties untrammeled, bring to it con-
scientious desire and determination to
fill it to the best of nay ability to the
satisfaction of the people.
"On all leading questions agitating
the public mind | will always express
my views to Congress, and urge them
according to my judgment; and when
Think it advisable will exercise the
constitutional privilege of interposing a
veto to defeat measures which I oppose.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1872-05-25

A Minnesota genius has invented aed
applied for 4 patent on water veloci-
pede. 1t is composed Of two air cham
bers, cylindrical in form, eight feet in
enyth aud about a foot in diameter,
placed in parallel position. forming
the boat prepcr, or so much of it a. rests
upon the water. Serpentine ianges or
screws extend the full length Of the cyl.
indcr, aud are the propelIcrs. On a
platform above il one-w heeled vclocipede
is placed, from which, by system of
endless chains aud mitred gearing, mo-
tion is given to the cylinders. It IS said
that with one man the boat will draw 5
inches Of water. aud that il can be pro.
peiIcd at the rate of one mile in four
minutes
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1872-05-25
% he Oreg0n aepublitan
10 Issued Every Saturday Morning, at
Dallas, Polk County, Oregon.
BY r. Fl. TYSON.

0FFIc Ea~Efill street, opposite the Cour
House..
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1872-05-25

The Louisville Courier-Journol, the
leading Democratic organ of the South,
wants to be " counted QUO" 1t is sick
Of Cincinnati. 1t wants no more " pass
i've policy" 1t says: We say to the
unterriied, therefore, rally to US and
support US, stick together and keep your
powder dry, aud no matter what comes
of all this, we shall have done what we
could in the right direction we shall
have preserved our integrity" Which is
poor consolation to Democrats who have
wasted their sweetness on the Cincin-
natl Convention in the hope of new
deal in the post Offices.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1872-05-25
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Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1872-05-25

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Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1872-05-25

Be SENsIBLE.-Do MT be above
your business. He who turns up his
nose at his work quarrels with his bread
aud butter, He is poor smith who is
afraid Of his own spark; there's some
discomfort in all trades except chimney
sweeping If sailors give up going to
sea because of the wet, if bakers left off
baking bread because it is hot, If plow-
men would not plow because of cold,
aud tailors would not make our clothes
for fear of prcking their fingers, what
pass we would come to. Nonsense,
my fine fellow, there's no shame about
any honest calling; don't be afraid of
soiling yoar hands, there's plenty Of
soap to be had.
All trades arc good to good traders.
Lncifer matches pay we'll if you sell
enough Of them. You cannot get
honey if you are frightened at bees,
nor plant corn if you are afraid to get
mud on your boots. When bars Of iron
melt under thc south wind, when you
can dig the icIds with toothpicks, blow
ships along with fan, manure the crops
with lavendar water, and grow plum
cnkes in flower pots, there will be ane
time for dandies. bat until the mil!en>
ium comes We shall ali have deal to
put up with.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1872-05-25

Col. John w Forncy, in recent is-
sne Of the PhiladeIphIa Press says :
" Our Democratic friends have had a
delightful eIyslum Of expectancy during
the last twelve years, aud they are now
enjoying another Losing control of the
government by their sympathy and sup
port of the rebellion, they have been
constantly contriving how to get it buck
again. At last they had fallen upon
the plan of turnitg Republicans, and as
the Union soldiers said during the war,
The rcb is not half 50 dangerous as
when he puts on our uniform
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1872-05-25

A clear headed New York merchant
has addressed circular letter to Repub>
lican members of Congress, asking them
to come to decision of some Kind J"
in regard to the tariff. 1t is not of SO
much importance to business men to
have any particular policy established, as
to have some policy promptly and per
manantly established. Uncertainty de,
stroys all mercantile calculations and
paralyzes trade.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1872-05-25

A handsome. well-dressed, young
lady Of Chicago, one who belongs to
a wealthy and respectable family,
lately married notorious hotel thief,
who was in Jail awaiting trial on u
charge which will undoubtedly end in
his being sent to the penitentiary.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1872-05-25

The New York Sun speaks of G rants
friends being driven to the last ditch.
The Sun will remember that it was
Grants enemies, not his friends. who
we're in the last ditch business, and as
it was then SO it is now. The General
is facing the same foemen to-day that
he was In 1865.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1872-05-25

During 1871, 1913 persons were con-
victcd of offense against the game law
in England and Wales.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-11-05

ONE PIANO EVERY WORKING Hour
Ten Pianos every day made and sold
by Steinway e. Sons-nearly doubling
the sales, as the internal revenue re-
turns show, OF the next largest maker
in America and exceeding those OF the
twelve largest New York manufactur.
ers combined. And yet this truely
MANN outh business and worldwide re
nown has been achieved within less than
twenty years simply through the perse
verance, industry and inventive skill o.
the members of the firm, and the in
trinsic worth and induring quality o.
the instruments manufactured by it
which have stood the severest tests o
time, climate and competitive quality
Our well known Market street dealer
V. Harding, is sole agent for the cele'
brated Pianos. With the Steinway
Piano and the Mason & Hamln Organ
we predict for him large share OF TIT
public patronage.