Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-09

Association of that place.
1T Is ESTIMATED that the German vote In
New York city IA about 35 600 aud Of these
full 10000 arc supposed to be for Grant
Tue Havcrhil Gdzpiie reports that the
Fltchburg, Vermont and Massachusetts and
the Troy and Boston railroads arc to be con-
sOlldhted.
Mr.. SEWARD docs not support his old
partner In New York politics, Mr.. Greeley,
nor consOrt with liberal or illiberal secession.
lists.
AT SoUTH BEND, Ind, small packages Of
qulnine are taken freely ut the stores for
change. Everybody uses II, and II Is looked
upon tue same rs legal tender.
IsTHE kllllag Of half dozen colored men
in Georgia because they wanted to vote the
Republican ticket typical Of the new era Of
reconciliation
ABOUT the hardest work Of 'rcconcilla-
ton the coalition have to do Is to reconcile
what their candidate says one day with what
he said the day before.
CONGRESSMAN q. A. FIsKui.Anuna, Of
Missouri, one Of the original leaders In the
reform movement declares that he cannot
support Greeley, whose election would set
back revenue reform many years.
The fournust efficient peace men Of these
tlmcs-mcn who sought Il by the shortest
way SAYS the Religious Magazine we take
10 Nt EUtIlllullt NIllllt luoulhH una Euefl-
dan"
The London Spectator, which stood hraycly
by the Union people of this country during
the Shareholders rebellion, now speaks Of
the Greeeyltcs rs Liberal Republican Sc.
CessiOnlsts.'
THE Republicans Of Nebraska are surprised
TO find that State put down among the doubt
full ones in Eastern papers. They consider
Ia electoral vote Is Us sure for Grant aud
Wilson us that OF Maine and Vermont.
IT IS RUMoRED In New Bedford that the
New Bedford and Taunton railroad is to
he sold to the Boston and Providence Old
Colony or Boston, Clinton aud Fitchburg
railroad.
Fen an ordinary assault and battery, such
as striking a man over the head mot very
hard, the district court of Cecil county. Md,
imposes fine Of twenty-five cents. Cheap
enough
TUE records Of crime. In Chicago arc such
as to afford u ready explanation for the
formation Of a "rtiZcns committee" to de
wise means for It's suppression. III one day
recently there were four murdCrOus nssnulll
there, most Of them resulting fatally.
REV. {. Z. BITING, Of Richmond College,
Virginia reports that more than $50 OOO uf
the proposed Baptist jubilee fund Of $500 900
for educational purposes In tue South, has
been paid In and Is In bank.
Tue royal arsenal at Woulwlch, England,
Is engaged In casting an anvil block which Is
10 weigh $50 tons. 1t Is designed for a steam
hammer OF ~ tons, the most pOndrTOus In
the kingdom. This triflng implement IL to
be used Ia the manufacture OF heavy guns.
Mn. boutwell, says Mr.. Greeley asked
him, during the past three years aud a half
to do twelve things Inconsistent with each
other, aud either vi which done In the way
he proposed would be fatal to the business
Interests OF the country.
ALREADY the November battle Is as good
rs won. The people have memories, ana not
yet arc they prepared to exchange the lead
tTship Ui the men who fought Tor the lntcg-
riIy Of the UuiOn for that Of men who II not
ION the otucr side were quite willing to "let
the Union slide
ONE Of the first nscs which NJ About has
made Of his rCguincd liberty Is To publish a
letter In which he urges the journalists of
Europe to unite for the defense Of the llbCr-
ties Of the press, which have been attacked
Ia his person by tho new tyrants Of Europe
Che Germans
COLONEL T.. NJ YERGER, formerly Of Mis-
sissippi, and recently editor OF tho Baltimore
ErtniHg Journal Ills paper having suspended
aud the material disposed OF at sheriff sale
has announced himself rs an independent
candidate for Congress to represent the
Third Congressional district of Maryland.
! NE lnGllHU III lnulh nave quit II steamer
for use at the Audamans, which has hot water
Jets, that are to he used Tor rupelling pirates
or desperate CUnyCts who might board her
Unexpectedly. Should they attempt her cap
tnrc they would meet with u sculdlng reCcp-
ton.
DEAR old Benjamin Shaw, ag Mr.. Gcrrt
smith calls his old ahUlltiUuist friend In YER
mont, has written Il letter to Mr.. Smith, IA
yorlng the election Of Grant and Wilson.
L.. k.t HfEH sAfFrrItF. lie 1.Itp
and suncrings for the slaves, bat II the Gree
ley party undo what We have done ne could
ulmOstwcep tears Of blood
Tue venerable SoiOurnGr Truth addressed
n large Republican meeting In Detroit on
Tuesday uight. She said the COlOrsd people
were oil for Grant, She had known Greeley
long and alwuys dlstrustod him. lie was
never reliable, always turning. She had no
education, but II didn't require much knOwl-
edge TO sec which was the right side In this
contest.
DR.. PRIME, Of the New York OIserrer, has
been deer hunting In the AdirUndacks, and
with exceptional lack Of enthusiasm says
THE romance Of deer-stalkIng and the re-
nown of the successful huntsman somewhat
fade as we contemplate the picture Of two
men In q boat the one holding a beast In
the water while the other shoots him.
Tue CoalltlOnists are Boosting loudly over
the Georgia election, announcing II US agrcu
triumph, Sc. Being the hrst "crumb' they
have had since the campaign opened, II h
almost cruel to show that II Is, alter all, an
exceedingly small one. Yet In ls6S the vote
In Georgia for Seymour was lOl, 10Y against
b, 1850 Tor Grant, a Democratic majority Of
Al tOS, The prutuut election indicates a ma |
inrltv somewhat less. Where, then, Is the |
Triumph
As rnE particulars Of the Georgia election
come 10 hand we have evidence to show that |
not only were tho most stupcndOus frauds
but that the old ku-kluX system
II tarTOrlsm was brought Into extensive play
,ess than half the negro vote was cast. This
: admitted by the Atlanta Sun, one Of the
,rinclpnI Democratic organs. In many
,laces the negroes were driven away from
he polls, although they had paid their poll-
axes and held receipts Tor the same.