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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-16

Mr.. Greeloys Western organ and civil ser
vice advocate, the Chicago Tribune COM
ments In a late issue On resent paragraph
In this Journal
"The iuttering Of the once. holders, both In
Washington and elsewhere, consequent upon the
nomination Of Mr.. Greeley At Baltimore, IL as
significant as the conformation which prevails
among the Southern caTpetbaEEers. The Ad.
mlnlstratlon organ at Washington has been
obliged 10 warn the employees Of all the Do.
paFtments that their plnrSs arc dependent upon
among them Tor Greeley, or any Iukswarm ness
IN their declarations for Grant, will BE- sum
marlly dealt with, All their inclnHuons are
lCr me 01ns =. .sS iSpoSt gI6 sn ~
some tribulation. They tce iruh PToPAfiic ptsioH
ne Jait tshtth tt IN norc for heHh and vi arr
not stiOuoed 10 safe their place BY di'untngd
Pasttpe policy"
The REPUBLICAN did not warn The en-
ployoes Of all the Departments that their
places arc dependent upon their fealty to
Grant" We took the ground that these geuI
tlemen, or the large majority Of them, held
their places because tho Republican party
was in power, aud that II their. sympaihles
were now with the opposition ID was their
dHty 10 resign. We held and hold now that
10 this crisis Of our country, when the party
that upheld the late rebellion In the South,
and that aided It In the North, Is making q
effort TO get into power under
false pretences, under the lead OF a man who
has proved traitor to every conviction and
principle no ever ayowed, 1t Is the duty Of the
Tour or Ave thousand clerks 10 the service Of
Inc Government 10 this city to do all In their
power to defeat this eorrupt aud dangerous
conspiracy. Il Is not fealty to Con. Grant; IL
Is feAlty to the Republican party fealty 70 the
Union and to the republic. Civil service re-
iorm has nothing whatever to do with, the
question. 'F h'in
We cannot understand exactly the mean
ny Of the sentence which we have italicized
q the extract from our c0temporary.f To nA
means, 10 ID means anything, that IN the
went of Mr.. Greeley's triumph, there viii be
! Wholesale sweep In the Departments In this
'ltY. This may oomport with Mr.. GreeleY's
IDEAS Of civil service reform, but 1t Is scarcely
Up to the high professions which he aud his
friends have been making on the subject
The departmental clerks had better be warned
n time, however. Reform or no reform the
suillotlne Is to fall upon their political necks
Mr.. Greeley Is made President, r'.r
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-16

noyanCes which accompany candidate
throughout campaign. Now, this isn't de-
sirable, nor Is II at all necessary. Neither
The emoluments nor the honors attached to
the office of delegate are so very great as to
compensate one for enduring the horrors of
a two.months campaign. In all conscience
two or at the very most hrOB -geeks arc
sufficient to subject a candidate tothcse m-
hlctious. For these reasons, and other good
ones that will, no doubt suggest themselyts
to lie members, We ask that the central com
mlitec, at Its next meeting, order the primary
elections to be held at different dates-post-
pOnlng those for members Of the House Of
Delegates until the latter part Of September.
We believe this suggestion will meet with
general approval,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-16
FOR PRESIDENT
UkNssEs 3. GRANT,
or ILLINOIS
FOR WOE PRESIDENT :
HENRT WILSON.
or uAaaAcHuHFrFa.


Readers Of the NATfoSAL REPUBucAS
who propose TO spend the summer In the
country eau have IL mailed 30 their address
for SlHy.six cents per month, PAYABLE IN
ADYANCE.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-16

We HAVE RECEIVED the prospectus OF a
new paper 70 BE- Issued In ST. Louis on the
18th Instant, and to be called the 81. Louis
Globe. The principal editor will be Mr.. VIII
liam Mckee, formerly one Of tho editors and
proprietors OF the Missouri Democrat The
Globe will be quRrtO sheet Of fOTty-eight
columns and will advocate the reelection Of
General Grant. Mr.. Mckee Is one OF the
best journalists In the country, and will make
the Globe a success II ability, energy and
capital can do 1t, Associated with Mr.. Nc
Kee Is Mr.. Daniel N. Houser, who We pre-
sumo is 10 be the business manager.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-16

Mr.. Summers POSITION Is truly pitlRble.
He would like 10 go for Greeley, but he Is
afraid. II we may believe the correspondent
of the Boston Advertiser, he says he can not
go with the men who refused TO vote for his
ciyil-rights bill. But Mr. Sumner eau make
speeches for them which are used as cam
palgn documents and libel the greatest sol
der Of the day. This Is Mr.! samner's con-
alalenCY.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-16

An Official return to the British Parlla-
ment shows that between July l. 1869 and
January T. 1879, the English squadron of the
East Coast Of Africa had captured twenty
four vessels for being engaged In and
equipped for the slave trade. There were
~ slaves captured, but six OF the vessels and
2S3 Of the slaves were restored, IN oonse-
quenCe of treaty obligations with Zanzibar
There were 377 slaves emancipated, and &c
had died between the capture and tho con
domination OF the vessels. The bOunties In
one case amounted 10 %, 0tO for tue capture
of two slaves, and In another case TO 90, COS
for the capture Of fifteen slaves. These dis
crepancies arise from the fact that In such
cases the Captors exercise their right Of
claiming q bounty of $50 a ton on the vessel
In preference TO a95 a head on the slaves.
Where do these slave traders find their mar
kot in these days. Is the Ealilc carried Vn
iUT Cuba or BTazilG
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-16

One Of the noticeable men at the Balti.
moro convention was VIM. N. GWIn, Duke
Of SONORA. A good many people arc under
the impression that GeOTgia's dukedOm l.
entirely mythical, but such Is not the fact
His patent Of nobility was issued by Maximil-
ian, who empowered him u execute certain
functions which. but for the egOtirm Of Max
lmlllAn, would have been consummAted.n Tho
conditions were that Georgia should intro
duce an American colony In Sonora, and 10
other ways aid In the establishment Of the
empire In Mexico, and thus carry out NapO-
Icons fayOrite scheme of building up power
10 the south Of the republic that should DO q
constant menace W our Republican instltu-
lions. The man who entered into this neia-
rlOus conspiracy, which vas defeated only by
the "egOtlsm" Of Macmillan, was a iit repre-
sentative OF Tue Democratic party at Balti-
more.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-16

SOME or Ma. GRBELEr's POLITICAL MAN
AaHRs thought Ii would DO a. good idea to
have a reunion Of the Federal and Confede-
rate soldiers In New York. The project has,
however, been given up. Reason The only
Union soldiers who could be found to promise
to attend were the dcserter5 and bounty
jumpers.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-16

1HE POLITICAL NEWS from Ohio Is OF the
most encouraging character, and there Is
every reason to believe that the estimated
majority OF forty thousand, which Governor
NOyes assured US week ago she would give
for General Grant in NOyomber,'is not too
high. Mr.. Z. d, Mansfield, the old veteran
observer" OF the New York Times, In a let
Ter from Warren county, In General Scheuck's
old district, says "In this county there viii
not be any material change, It Is not likely
70 give as large a majority as 1t did against
YallRndlgham, or as 1t did for SchenGki but
On the other hand, 1t will give the average
majority II has given for Governor or PresI-
dent In the last i've years."
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-16

ny LATIMER a. CLBARY,
- Auctoueers and Real EatAts Brokers, .
Southwest corner Penn: Avenue and EioTonth street.
BtaT Oflos BulldlnR.

PnSITlvE SALE or THE MANSION, WITH AN
hhk. uKluhDR ATTACHED. AND EIGHTY.
~ l1lk LAIB GEORGE W. HEATING, Sir
uATE IN THE COUNTY, JUST BEYOND
BOUNDARY brRERT, AND fhONIiNG lin
On WEDEFsDAY sadfH URsDAY EVENINGS
july "a and "a, al > e'oloot, on the pretnsss, -
.hail sell he Ssilts n The late 1sorGs ". Ksslns
knoun As "Pr6speo' Hih,H and fronting iBchln AN
nue., bSt-ssn B2undag street spd olegvood osms
bic BalldiSg L1ts Ihe Mansion =, lArso Aed ooIA.
attached, mAkiuE II desifhble - county residence
feet
This sale oilers rsrs hppoFtuuitS u parties deslr.
ing 70 obtain bAatful and oonysnient county seAlA
and Aln 10 those SnEaGed In the dAiry huant1 the
laud within lev hundred yards Of BOundA ~ street
And opmmsnfa a mag nosht view Oft oyty,
Two Street Railroads, 10 De comm snotd this sum
viii pas Immediately In front Of the property,
Tue Lots Will be sold separately. plat o. the prop
eIy eau be obtained hy applying to the auot0nssTs
sishtssa and tuenty tour months, with a reserved
lien on the property, baAtluG Interest OuhyeTaueing
snd stamp, a. purehassi's. cost Twenty-Five dollars
down On each Lot At time Of sale.
" immediately after the above aala, We IhAl cell
thtge Lots In John N. and Geofge W. NeatinEs sub
dlsl.on q portion o. the above tract, improved hy
a Frame hnildinE, Terms above
iyc2 dads LATtMkR A ULEARY, Auois.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-16
ny LATImRH q ULRAHY,
~ Auotioneeru and Heal Halata Brokers,
n u'hEsut corner o. Penn. ave- ard Elsrsnth sIest,

VAdgABLE UNEMPLOYED PROPERTY ON
BkTMkgN EAsT CAPITOL AND SOUTH A
STREET AT AUCTION.
IN ThURSDAY AFTERNOON, Julp is, isfa,
~ O'Clock, on the premtses shall sell the whole
o. l2t ~ 70 tquare -, haypE front Of 81 feat on
sixth street east, and runnlnE back TO thirty loot
alley Tue properly viii be sold a whole OF may be
s9bdylded q desired. In view Of The raJtd AdyShos
q property 10 this direction, this certainly offers
ms opportunity for prod table lnnstmepL -
Terms; One half oash the balance At aiI aud seVo
months, and secured BY Decd Of trust tie pFeui.
lsea, with notes bearing interest Convey and
stamps At purohasor's cost kifty dollars down Al
WA fsls,I GATfMER a CLEARY. Anstl.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-16

in ylrtue Of . writ Of ri Iacia' Issued frop, the
glerks once Of the Supreme ConTt Of the District Of
Columbla and 10 ne direoI "a 4 sti ssIi a p1bIio
ale ior cast, rqnt eths Court HOgse door % sid
A. ~ O'Clock m, all Henry y. NsrmillAn's Hghi, a.
". claim, and interest q and 70 Lot No ~ sduars
uith al sod singular tho luiprotemsuts thereon,
seiled and levied upon the properly Of HsnrI o.
Nomlsn, and will be sold 10 hAtlaty d1eoution No.
l9ll ia favor Of Robert n, johnson AEhinat Th9mha
j, phiiipa aud Hemp u. Nefmllilau -.
iYlbdAds ~. \. Mafshhi u. q.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-16

The Fourth OF July was celebrated at
Monroe, Michigan, by gathering Of one
hundred. survivors Of the war of 1872. The
ages Of these patriotic old gentlemen ranged
from - 10 l01If. Monroe Il, situated partly
on the battle ground Of the Ralsin, where 80
many Americans were slain. The veterans
had with them nag that they had carried a.
Fort heigs In 1912, and alsO an old iron can
non that was captuhed from the British in
1918. We are told that the old men were
In fac spirits, and promised 10 return In four
years, when . monument commemorative OF
the battle, which It ID proposed 10 erect, will
be dedicated.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-16

10 trtus Of two wrils Of srf asia, Issued from The
Oerhs Oos Of the supreme Oourt q the District Of
g9lI%SA e me dlTsS,sd' IN ~ At Paelie az
Di.tLiot, on MONnAY, the 9th dag Of Ap4usi. ts7a,
At ~ beloek m, all dafendAHta right, tue, claim,
the oiI o. WAshinstou, D. y, together With ~ knd
hnRular tbs Improvements thereon, aalGed and led
ppm As the ptnpstg Of BROOK MEokAl, IT,, and will
be a1ld v satAy executions No Nos blH aud oli0 In
ALRN. kuARP,
blSd4da u, a. Marshal ID. u.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-16
Wants.


lUANTRD-SEYgHFY.E LABORERs AND
w thl,ty oaTrL pply 10 wARNEA A Oh, cor
n,I Of filta and streets northeast Good WAGES
ADD easy work. iyl5lN
UANTKD-A CUSTOM CUTTER. ONE THAT
w can cone we'll recommended Apply At t4Ht
PgnuglyAniA avenue Wa. DENOrr 4OO. Visit
WANTED by A YOUNG LADY UNDER.
W standinE Music, french and German, pdsition
y travelling 0oyeTness, Hsioronoea given Ia Paris,
huniph Mes York, Phlladelphia baltimore snd
NAshinHton Address BoI l0At this ones, mT9u
UANTED.-A SITUATION AS OONTRAITO
W Singer In one Of the Uholtu Of the District By .
ladJ. Best Of references given. Address BoI A.
tbiS once. fsbt9u
WANTED,-BY A LADY-A SITUATION AS
w Music Teacher In sons Institution VIII give
private Lessons 10 RoholArs Highest testmonlAa OF
htnoaa given. Address Boz 8 atthla olhcs febs1tf
sDUHKKA EMPLOYAKNF UkflOK, NO. 5O7
" Eleventh street. near street,
fsa.H MBs. IHUNsF O. BUTLER.
IVANTKD-EyERY ONE 10 KNOW THAT
wv THE EINKI,H a LYON MANUFACTURING
DOMPAhY'B HEW SRElNg AAOHiNE "YIO-
TOR has : SslfssttinE Neville, the mo-t perfect
shuttls 10 uss, resting on uAThet, NsedlobaI and
YoIks u stooL AEsnoJ 81 uOOis JsuslrJ Store,
50 sSR ssR sE.s sspn s5sR is.sG 80
n B,jUsTH PAYggAIk PKlUEh lOH LADIEs',
n Qsut'a, and Ohildrenp BsooBd Hand OlothinH,
uadsF vlothink, BootA, Shes. A. No. elp street.
bytHsse hiKtb ADD seventh streets,
=. 3. Note b. nall promptly attended 10.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-16
THE WASHINGTON ANzEIGER,

800 Eighth street northwest,
Ia the BKsr ADVERTISING MEDIUM iur ali bust.
no6l mon, especially Tor Americans 10 draw German
UuHt0moTa .
There L Ia the District large portion Of Germ ans
who can badly read English, and subscribe ONLY iot
thia papSTT tot
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-16
limited STATES MARsHALs SALE.

In yiFtne Of two wrlts Of hsh flelas, Issued from
the CLERKS once OF the supreme Court Of the Ds-
Mlsi Of columbia, And 10 mo directed, will sell al
S5I St AZ Az IGT a.A Ia TSS The
jay " At ~ o'clock N, ell deleBdlntg EtEht,
trust, from kliEt Moore % the dafandGnL dated
March p, is7l, to take effect April is7t, and con
tlnue Tor the tsrm OF seven years thereafter, At .
monthly TonL OF tWsa yhVo dollGrs, bslnE All that
certain dwelling. hou,s and yard with the appuTts1.
Anoef, situated tho uoIthWual noFusr % Ftfth
street west and street NORTH In the eiJ Of Wash.
l9Eton, ~ o., And known A. the time Of The mhhlnR
OF said lease No. JOi on atroet north t0Ee hsT
Win the improvements thereon, stiESd Gbd levied
upon a. the property Of Paul Lean, and win Be sold
70 satisfy eAecuii1ns Nos Fdl aud ellA In favor Of
Thomas FAhsy aud Margaret Boaeher.
ALRN. SHARP,
iTladtds United EtAlaa MsTshaL ~ O,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-16
Financial.

WAaHINgTON CITY SAVINGS BANK,
yofner Of Seventh street aud Louisiana Avenue,
bhNfhslA PER GENT. INTEREST ON ALL DR.
~ oepoaita made and drawn Af will Open daily trnin
Niha I n; 70 p M, snd on SATURDAY I'VE.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-16

The Hon. ions A. BINGHAM opened the
campaign In Elyrla, Ohio, a few evenings ago,
In an able and vigorous speech, In which no
defended the Administration from the SLAM
derous charges that have been made against
II, and advanced Wolghty and convincing
arguments In favor Of the recollection OF Gen.
Grant. Here Is point from bis eloquent
speech on Mr.. Greeley's unhtness for the
Presidency, which the Organs and champions
Of the Chappaqua Sage will do well to au-
sWeT!
"Alter the frat shot was fired and the war
had commenced In earnest, whom Il was lmpOssi.
Bile 10 stop short OF Victory OF defeat, Horace
Greeley Issues an editorial In the Tribune pro.
OF Switzerland Philosopher rs he was, why
did Il not occur TO him that this would do away
with the whole easeG We could not do II, but Il
Was one Of his philosophical reflections In the
~ there can be no doubt. But II civil war
ahOuld occur again and he was President, what
guaranty have We that he would not submit the
question 10 arbitration
In 1884 the Democratic party, 10 convention
1t Chicago, resolved that the war was q failure,
and sent the word along the line 70 tho soldiers
breathing their last In hospital or on the nUld,
70 soldiers standing up like men for their eOun.
tryi 10 foreign nations who might take enpSur.
aEement TO Insult our nag and thus make the
war a failure, And In that hour, when every
man who desired the sanctuary Of justice 10
stand, knew that the hope Of the nation rested
10 the life Of one man, and that nan Abraham
Lincoln; In that hour, whom thick darkness GOV.
cred our beayenA, and the land was covered with
our dead, Horace Greeley oonspirod to defeat his
re-eleetion, sent out secret circulars, and would
such record he is not ht for the Presidency any
more than q ehlld.n
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-16
New Advertisements.

New Advertisements.
n sBATOS DON0H0 q CO., NO. S2s =
IssS PH'n'F'hP az e, W. sd, ~ lE@tsaSn'
GIsir sli5AA JosRPG' O
OARRIAOES CARRIAGES I0AKi'iAdEs Il
Es sroSSS ga ri he T pTssSSt %
IA asaa San6sT fsnSihS 10 prisS ir0k Sl0 70 bS
RSphiiHs promptly Gitshdsp !Oi
5rsl- 1s5g 1 FsI RshnlD s!sIi..
TlHIs Is no GIVE NOTICE THAT THE SUE
Il seriber hAs obtained trom the supreme Oouft Of
q sd%IGissrstiSS % ths psFsoSS ssIts q WiSSfIR
n. APIAS, lAte o. yaShl9G,SH county, p o. ds;
dSessSsd Grt SSTsBy warned q siRis The sans. sitS
~ yeqshsrs .heEs0t 2 ths lahsoribsI on O ssicsS
e sn.k *. sS q. ISh ss.
oi''I ana'' %' a1"a 'G 4as siS q ( SS ''i
PRaPOsAI,s F0R pEEpuIEo BELOW FRED.
UStfab STATS EsaiafiN's OTncE,l
THLAD hToAH uHlos BAEK BuIDIsG.
FAHITTI, HGAR CHARLEs sTREEr.
BkIrnfORE, Nh July II, lsll
PLopoeIls are Invited for d5sdsi8s belos EItosr'
Proposals sealed, ia dqpheAts, l0dJIsed oalsds,
accompanied ~ copy Of thls advertisement vi 20
Spsnsd ~ Of ne DAY. IN presence Of such
blddoTs a may slah 70 b9 present
Fess q propSsai. ssp"hotsons and any ds.lrSd
infOrmAtl0u can be had on agph9sten 70 this ones.
ills MsiaT d RnRins6T, u, 3, A,
pRoPosALs FOR DREDGING MAR PkTERs,
UurEp bGhfis FaopEEn orTrcE,l
kAYIIrE bThEETI NE4R OHtNEs,
az 9y y.1S, 81 RSdfPs &c IIRSBSs
sSS vSSSSs u sS IpS % 1Si nsf Patsi
Pieppsss viii state price per ysrd for material mss-
HuFa1 In hDnWn lnuluuluH nNuaVntlon aud TRmOVnl
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-16
Lost and Found

eOE REwARD,-LOsT ON SUNDAY, JULY
pAO H. a PoCkATBOOK, near ths corner Of
tourtoenth and Boundary streets, oontAlnipE a sun
Of money and certain papafs, valuable only to the
The Owner. Tue hinder can Aisp tho money, and viii
WIN. ~ BROwkK, GitoTnej. at.iSW, 7ll q stToet, up.
poaiis Patent Once. iJihgt
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-16

10 regard to the pneumatic tube which
Congress has OrderOd TO be built between the
Capitol aud the Government printing once
for the conveyance Of bundles, packages,
and parcels generally, some Of our exchanges
indulge In the most hopeful strain, aud antlci-
pate an entire revolution In the carrying
business II Il should prove 10 be a success
tube Is laid 10 Chicago the New York morn
ing papers will be delivered IN that city al.
most as soon as Ia the little towns within
ten miles Of their Offices, and that by sim
pie extension Of the tunnel we eau have
strawborries from California IN February or
the cherimoi from Peru, which must be eaten
within twenty four hours after II Is plucked.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-16

PRoPngAIg EoR EMPRQyIsG TIE oHAN.
UHlTLD bTATTa hE0INEEhH OtTIUE,l
No, 1880 OHEArEUT hTn9Kr, ! Z
PHILADtLPHGA, PA, JULY 3, lUa }
Sealed proposals, Ia duplicate, made on forms sup
piled from this ONCE, Wiih copy Of this advertise
meat attached 70 saob, vii b received At this once
until O'Clock, p, N, Giiu RbDAf, August 8, l9I2,
iaf rouo'inG, By dIsdEinE, from the ehangel q The
Delaware Tyer, below ffoutou, ueAr PorigG Island
1900 cubic yards, or lea' Of sand gravel, small
stones or lonaa material
Worms, sptoIioGtions &o, will be supplied from this
once, where map Of the locality may also be sesn
j. u. kURTH.
iyg IiRut. Onl1Ral Of Eng lnsara.
nROPoBALB FOR IMPROVING CHANNEL OF
Il BUHuYLKlLl, RIVER, PA
URGTED hrArtA FEutskENA OIFlCE,l
IJ91 CHEHTFUf sTREEr, Pun DiLrHl, Pa, I
July g, 1879
Sealed pr0posAE, 10 duplicate, made on TURNS sup
pllsd from this oihoe, WITH eopy q tbs advertise
meat attached IN each, will be teceiyed Al tnh ooa
lnul II O'Clock n. Of THU hsDAH. August 8, lsil,
Tor removing By dredging trum tho ohanuel Of the
Bohnylki river betWoou itA mouth And the Chestnut
6tFoat bridge % 40 cubo yards more less, Of mud
uand and gravel and iDnhn stonoa Also separate pre-
poass Tor removing e0 eublo yATus, iuore u - OF
raok In tie channel, hpsoihoAtons, 4u will boBup-
plied from th, ONCE Where the map q l9estis5 may
also b. seen. !, ID, kUhlN
80 LleutenAnt Colonsl OF knEnsetA
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-16

Private aud confidential advices from Penn
sylyanla assure MS that the political situation
In that State Is In much better shape than we
had supposed It 10 be. The October contest
will be close, hut there Is every reason 20 be-
lleye that 1t will result In a Republican vic.
tory. Every effort Is, OF course, being made
by the Democracy to win, but the people are
thoroughly alive 10 the eXigencieS Of the alt-
uatloh, aud the indications are that the vote
will be the heaviest ever pnlled In a State
election. We are Informed on authority that
we deem Trustworthy that the attacks that
are being made upon General Hartranft FROM
Republican quarters do not damage him Ia
the opinion Of the people, who thoroughly
understand the motives OF tho opposition.
The Philadelphia Norh AmeI icda takes an
encouraging view OF the result a. tolloWal
80 far as Pennsylvania Is concerned, We bo-
lleyo she will be able to give good account
Of herself as usual. We have just cast In
Philadelphia forty thousand votes at mere
Republican primary election, and at the reg
ulAr election In November we fully expect to
be able 10 poll seventy thousand. We shAll
In October speak out In such a manner that
New York, New Jersey and Connecticut will
be inspired to compete with US In November.
The deiectlous in our ranks are 50 few and
feeble as TO attract but little attention"
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-16

I1op RRNr-BRIOK HOUSE,, TEN ROOMS, No.
Bb0 n street northwest hpg'J r. ,,,.s-r
Real RstAts Hrokrt, III y MkiESt Fpaee
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-16

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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-16

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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-16

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