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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-02
For Sale,or Rent.


Hog RENr-HousE Ne Is3 EAST QAPTr OF
ss p.tsss1 sssss gs nc ssslsa ase q M
assid doos ''-' ""'''u'' sssiSs.O
EoR RENr-FURrrsHFD RooMp, IN A. CON.
is.i..ns losaiih, No, Sia T,fth Stree, northwest.
mus ~'noe1 ~
FOE sASssEIkAsI EIkJkA I,D,! ,!TssssToET ,,'rsls. y
s.si S,sS.ess ssssIss 81. .sss ssa Ss I's s"t, o 2
~: ,y:.
FoR SALE OR EXOHANGE.
A Ap,vTHREEsroRY BRICK HOUSE with back
ssts !. VA. ~: ,FIs. ss:Soo f.Ys $50 9
III ). ass ios be psS%sai q ,Ss aSi %
asi .aa fS s s.Sss SsSs bSsS.s ssSi: sa
+: S.1. Sis :s.aIs A';; az g. :s R' 81 :ss:s
ecsss.,sesss, and i5S% sight iS ,ea ron. sch
paJIsnt snd lops time with cay in.tsllpen,s given
''''. Eo Sis ss-.D,A .,rsss q; opp RO.t Once.
EhnIToRiALAAylNQs,L LOAN AND BUILD.
hps SOW s SS,s % sSr.,ssS sss S So4pSf ssT Ct
q EisG M streets YOuuS Mems ohr',liS A.;O =
HOh ~" NVA SAShe
TRADE FOR orY fGhoPEprY OR iowa
LANDS. .
That heautlful ten room house, PARAMOUNT, with
three VILLA Sites, opntainlne Abont ave Of land
% ~ fds Gff9 81 Tf f9STfis,bs , % S.Iif S.
plnte and Ohle r.ltroad, Efour MtNurKs RIDE
iRoM THE uITY, and SooSssiblO By ths Bladsus-
Thls propSr,g eommsndss aus vie Of the surrouad,
log ceunlTy, and WITHIN few hundred feet Of a
BEAUTIFUL PARK OF TkN AORkS AND A
SPA SPRING,
Olyna u country ADVANTAGES with olty oonvenencss
Il sai sold bT Mg Win bs rsslsd..
'oaph" Room In p.Sj.masI "a mYIBslL Ble,L.
mhfgu oorpet o. Seventh and streets.
EAnILY no RsIcs AND DOARkiAdE FOR SALE.
A ass pair Of uel.snatohsd FAMILY HoRsEs,
soppd. klnl and stylish. Aleo, nsu FAMILY OAH
RtAuk and Two sets of HARNESS, Tho Whoie vii
b sold a. bmIain ths owner beins fbou p leave
mh93lu' Willards stable, ID street
TOR RkNT--VERY DEsIRABLR hUlTE OF
nieuosh BditAbls foe gOutemau. No. SO1 n
street mhif-u
EoE sALE-;.A skqQNp- HAND dotNts,E. ~:
II pERIAL EUROPEAN OOOKIvu RANGE,
suitable tor board Ing house email ho 81, AppJ
Al Unilsd StAiea Naval Hospital, Penn ylvAnia ave
and Tenth atreat aonthsaai. mhe5ats
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-02
c. G. CORNWELL { SONS.
We bsrs In cellar large s.osh Oi
FINE OLD WHISTLES.

BRANDS.
"CROwr-=ksntuehy. sg.
"BAkBRn-Pennsylyanls
"GIPF,-Iudlsas.
"a sH L AND.v
The above are the choices, Brands Of whistle. sold
In this e5antrT, and We apaFantgs them all strouy
pare We recslve them direct from the DisIisrI.
PRICE,, $3.50 PER GALLON.
Other brands Of WhisAU At oorespondaGb lss prices
soorou AsSBg gstsslggl,YEsSurskrEs,
We call attention 70 OUT stook of SHBRRIEs Prices
,ov.! than AaJ other house IN th ciJ. We Euaraa,ss
Is1PoHTED CIGARS.
We are constantly rseevins. Per Upltsd Btates nal
steamers direct from Havana, rssh OlaAfs, which ve
:s :. retail .. .hols.as vsSs. w esa sssI.,.s :,
sell b. ne dollars worth 81 small sdssass over hos
price Genuine hAfiPe PRios H;sfIi tTsF r."
fsrssss-ssscs9s. sss SPt So, "a ., ,T,s.si
Ross OonebA-6rsts, ysT boz, sil1. 3 feT sl.
Rosa Oonoha-secopdn. pgy bok, etabJ, for 81
ho.s oSsoe. -thiIds, psT bo.i lioso. sigs,
iienu UlAy's, Eonuins. D oeuis apiece, afof 81
FiEaro proulados.
forde fuml Reg Bhtabics
F1aaro Reg Brtanioa-
IsglIials bad 0sIsdors zaavos
Heau OlAy OoqustA, smalL
All the bsst bsands Of H.yana ois.rs PAr,i.s pur-
chasing from rs sss b sure Of ss,tlsg fsnsiss In
ssoo5 ~ Nsv o,np al sbs1. pr.sss q
stool Of PkRt AS sasd caution The publ sSsis.a
scis %poI,Srs " lsssss n *. DI.sot q oolum-
biA, none but genuins HAVANA Of0ARH,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-02

SpaEkllnE M0selle a HOckheIm,T.
ClArets frOm the House or BTnndenburE fTeTes.
Hennesny Brandy, 1858.
HATmOny's Topaz kherTJ.
Old jamaica And ~, CTolx RuUi.
BAss EnElish Ale, aalnness Broun stout,
Iounger \ Muir'u Scotch Ale.
Pare Rye whisky,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-02

= . y
DY GRREN a. WILLIAMS, Aartfoneets,
ID Northwest corner oi Tonth and ID stFoota
VALUABLE IMPROVED AND UNIMPROyED
REAL FBrATE, FRONTING ON FOuRrEEkTH
hTRkETS NORTH, AT AUCTION
.oH WEDNESDAY, the % dSy n April, A. D. is59,
ront b. sood doetR sth oomisStSbIs thT.s.,sess
irsms house, eoStsiahs tsclse rooms ha,ns "a sna
msnts y purchasers, As Il Is drstelGss nSlEhboF
RoSh "a snd 'sv valuable II Will be sold separate
a TsSHs saOo sssh sHd q. Ssl.HSs T. .s: .":ly;
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-02
rRgsrEES sAEE ~ THS sgSsr5gRS J ~
syLvhEIA AVENUE AND sixth STREET.

AT AUCTION.
By virtue II dssd trust recorded In Libaf No 9,
foos Stf aq o the ehAttsl records for wAshngton
ooouty, p. Y the Indsrslgned vii eel, 2. pehiie
April, 1s71, At 10 o'clock. m, aud osnununE from
"a az :, az eS. s ss; ND .s all The goods
pArlor Suites. MArbls-top Tables,
Walnut Chamber suites, Oh .ndellsrs,
French plate Mirrors, Lace Curtains,
walnut and other Wardrobe, Bedstesds,
Bureaus, WAAhstands, Cottage Sets, BlAnksta,
Hair and other MAttTssss., FeAthsrs, bedding,
Dlning Tables, Chairs. SldsboArdf, blfe,
Plated.wasa, Glassware, Crock sry,
Ofhos and Bar FurnfturS, 40, Ac
Terms All sum. under ibO eAAh, and oysr that
amount credit Of ono and two monthsl noiss bear.
interest and approved Endorsements.
Bals positive. ~ : -
sAM'L 4, PHILLIPS, Trustee.
W. l.. WALL A CO.,
mhS1 eodAds lStArl AuotiouseTa
ny WA. L.. WALL. a. co., AaoiIenetr,.
ID Neu Marble building,
Nos 900 and OO1 PsnnsTiVAhlA avenue.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-02


NEW RAlsINs, tSslSotod) whole bOISS, halves sRd
suIfINk INp sKEDLEss RAIsIRs.
EKM ouhhAnTa AND olTRoh.
FINISH fI0s. PRUkKs, 40, 40.
Prime New Iork Batter, tent Rdge.)
Prime New York Buokuheat.
STARTS, Moller's, and lowering syruP.
NOrtonb Pine Apple Cheese.
Ingllah DAlFI, kdAm and PaImeaAn Cheese.
Maryland Hams (sugAr Cured.l
SMOKED Reef. Beef fongaee.
BreAkfAAt baoon, Refined Lard.
Parker House Bolpa.
aordon's Prs,eryes and Jalliss, Of various klnds.
MAllard's FINEST Vanilla Chocalate.
Crosse . BlAokWell'G London Pickles, tAssorted.)
Heen'a London Mustard.
Finest French and italian OIL.
italian Paste and MAearoni.
BuIuetpA flAVOring Extracts.
Liebig'g E1trAet Of Reef, Fresh Asparagus,
AtmoTe'b Mlnoe Meat.
KennedJ'a Celebrated CraekerE.
Muntley falmer's iLiVaFpooll CTaokeru.
Canned Peaches and Tomatoes, (hneat bTAndH.l
Canned Lobster and BAlmOn.
BeTdsh's Condensed Mllk, Eagle Brandt
roF aals b. BRYAN BROS.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-02
BfSSif ls.S..., 3 %ILIA SsIa.l q s; .ss :;:.
sS9Ss At lug %gsEF ~
HnREN Il wILLIAhIs,,

auEEN a. WILLIAMS,
uommsnelns fauRsDkY. kpTil :, Isias
Goods, consisting ot West n knElaad, French Ana
oermsn broad and marrow wsolen Cloths all shades
and colorsJ French, Rnglish and Scotch faneJ
Tuesds and Uassimers furbAek, Mosouv and Re.
quim.nI Bssyers, yhlnehilts, yestisEs, OloAsinE'
mere Qaesusland and other and desirable
bhAwln. Dresa Goods n great variety, such Black
and Colotsi shk', Bailns, Irish and lyopa Pvplins
AlLwool Msrinos, Delsines, BAtoen Olothr, Ssrees,
elegant imported PlAids, AipscaH, Empssss Cloths,
Aei, 40, Aysry rioh And rare Aasortmeut q Lyons
Flint. blsseh.d nd upbl ssehsd M".iiss tom %
{.rd, vide large lire q EaEllsh and Amsriean
Hosis'y Gloves, 40 toSethsr With yeg ehoioo and
well sslsoted stock o. Nsvets Bruasss KIDD srmins
ter, Tapestry and Ingram CafpstinEa Hou,s Rugs,
DanAst and Nottingham Ifoa Odrtalna, Table ard
other LDens, Ao, from msdlum TO hhost Imported,
en1 variety Of other goods too numerous to mention
sale 70 from dal % day until The entire stock
Il disposed Of. be whole n be sold without resogye
in los 70 sait all for Cash Sales 70 oammsnee a 10
BY"m L. MhkaL Wa kaL.,SI. N tSi, hS,lsISs IHse''OHssF.'
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-02

nv LATIMRH q. CLRARy,
~ Auctoneers aud Heal HatAta Brokers,
Southwest corner Peun. avenue ard Eleventh street.
star once Bulldina.
AN. ExIEEsIyk. COLLECTION OF FINEST
QUALITY FRUIT THRFa, uRAPE NInHR
EYERGREkss, HLOwERlNG SHRUBS, Ac
hnoM THE NuRsKRY oK JQnN SAUL
On THURSDAY MORNtNG, April 4, 1874, com.
gsnSng a. y o'slooh A. our aneii9p ryeIns. us shA
prisipg ID HaIf and StAudird Pears, Dwarf and stand
ardsApnles, Peaches, Apiicor, neeiArlnes, Oherros
ine shrubs, Ao.
Terms cash
Ipa.d LATIMER a OLEARY. Aus,ionssrs.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-02
FOR SALE.

We win oet for sale slseaut three story pressed.
brleh HOUSE, white msrbls dnninSs hirtssn
Il Seli hnlshod and nearly nsH, has hot aud oold
issSoss ,,o,ss fo a.ass 10 s,ssSS I lss. Il, So
one third oAah, bAlaaoe 70 suit purchaser.
Ai,o, several new thresstou BRICK HOUSES ia
tbs part q the city, AZ prices ranging
fn1in -, 600 10 81 900, Thsye Houses are pei.
fsely new, aud have ali the modern imp oVgmenis
lQeg Tins will be given the deferred psymsnts.
VIII sxohAnRe 70. good county property or uam.
pruved citf property.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-02

No, sas Seventh street, Between 1 aud D
Apa9t
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-10-24
JUDICIAL CONVENTION.

On the adjournment Of the Senatorial
Convention the Judicial Convection for
the IA District convened with the same
delegates with the exception Of Lincoln
County who reported T A Mathews,
R. A. Stewart N. c. Springer and VS..
Waite as delegates from that county.
and James Holland and e. W. Mimocks
from Barton county, B. ". Goodhue,
of Russell, chairman, and D. n. Heller
Sec'y. Hon. John H. Prescott was uran-
imously nominated for District Judge
and D. n. Heller of Barton was elected
n . candidate for Railroad Assessor BY
3 votc Of g TO Il for 4. G. Green, Of
Ellsworth county which was made unani.
nous.
On motion the Secretary was ordered
to present a copy Of the proceedings Of
both conventions together with'the reso-
buttons passed to each Of the papers in
tho District for publication. when the
convention adjourned with three cheers
for the National State and District ticket
which were given with will. that vas
truly refreshing.
B v. GOODHUE Chairman.
n. X. HEIxEsSec'v
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-10-24
Election Proclamation.
snERFrs' OFFICE. SALINE COUNTY. Kansas,

sHERIFFs' OFFICE. SALINE County. Kansas,
October S.i 18th. ls's
by virtue OF the authority vested in by law. and by
virtue a. the proceeding Of the blarl Of county COM
the qualified electors Of Saline county and signed by
Bree clerk Of said board OF county commissioners,
electors or said Saline county that at the general cleo
fion to be held Tuesday the 5th day Of November
D. ISL. as designated IN said notice st the v,I,or-
precincts Throughout said county, they will be
required to vote for against the propositions submit
ted by said board OF {, uniy commissioners
The ballots cas-, s election shlll have printed
written upon thCm the words:
For the pro- ,.ion t. six thousand 10000 dol
lars in bonds Of Saline county, the purpose of de-
fraying half the expense Of building an iron btige
across the Solomon river or near the corn
cr ofhe southeast quarter Of section lS town range
west" Or, Ayainsi the proposition to issue six
ing iron bridge the Soom river at near
the southwest Of the southeast quarter of section
Is, town -, rzngei, west.'
"For the proposition issse eight hundred and 6fty
to) dollars in bonds of Saline county, for the purpose
center oftown Is, range west Or against the
proposition to issue eight hundred and any ESQ dollars
bridge over Gypsum creek at or near the center OF
Is, range l, West. -
For the proposition to issue thirty Ave hundred
t5 dollars bonds Of Saiine county for the purpose
Of building bridge Sprng creek near Bsvx-
ma Or. Against the proposition to issue thirty five
purpose OF building bridge over spring creek ut
near Bavaria A"
For the proposition Issue thousand 1000 dol
ars Ia bonds of Saie county forthe purpose Of build
ing a bridge Spring creek at near Brookve.
Or. against tho proposition TO issue thousand
o dollars in bonds %: Saline county for the purpose
"thunS bridge over Spring creek ut or near Brook
vile
For the proposition issue six hundred 900, dol.
lars in bonds Of Saline coaty Zoe tbs purpose Of build
ID. range /. west or .igsn,t the proposit;on to
Issue six hundred , dollars in bonds Of Saline csun-
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-10-24
$25 REWARD.

n><Sszw of n BcaFd &c nsFpcsan q - Ssiss<
C1asst sxr,c.ssr.i ssd M-ehssc.i sseirsy, ~ -
ssssna Es..as. JsnnsrJ IN. ss. - fssSs ng s~~s
lua5ap vss s-tsyees1
.'ka.ie~I. MS rvssd q ssxssy -nss Asttsss -
~ - ~ lnfsr1sssa. SAsea sAnn <ss b ~ e.ssr-
aSprvts~ drsfr><tag ~ Bzz5dxnG. DntasnGp vhea
asv ~ uny ~ eFvrasf 800 ~ - GrpuSS - css'
Z.s s..s .'s Foo s--"s~s"r q -
Purcans - ~ shSss pssaaelr.s. fvH ~ u
RBS - sADS> - erssh
~ s~ss ~ ~ n-s-s>f ps.sss. -
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-10-24

Ask for tleksts VT. Quincy aud Hannibal ~ 10
srJh shor Line ETfut Bh-t .ot ik--lI
r B. sRoAT. o = L1foHD.
,,-nI Itessf Axsnf teal ,sp's.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-10-24

OF THE

OF THE
Tine o! Holding General Election for State.
D;sfriet and County Offers. and Represessa-
tires IN CSngress.
SrATS or KANSAS, ..
CSszfy Of Sailss
The s;ate Of Kansas, "a all whom these prrseues
shall come, grecting Know We that ], J. Going.
sherG Of saline county Kansss, by virtue u authority
vs.sei do. By this ,tio give pubsc notice
that on Tu~etny. succesiinS ffr arst Monday IN No
vember. D. lss3. thcre will be general election.
and the cces II that time to b. ehosen fbal0us
sc-uis Fve electors of press<nt nd vicR psesdeat
al thr United senies thru IN ccnGfeS
eoveFnsr, lteu'eaant gOSeSser, ooe SECRETARY
state sudtor a se1le sea0e treasurer
chief justice attorney general. ooe sense saposn
teaent Of pabc Instruction. STATE seaaeoe 1T e
IA senatorial district. judke Of dsrce cont ~
the 18th Judicial district, enc railroad ooesnooe.
cccxrr fccKKr-
Ose representative In st.se leeisaa1se. 90 pooeee
tudee. county sessg0f<. one ciese At sAe dseTta
cs1t. one sspefsnseodest Of public iasexaessoa.
And voses Of electors ar sid o0c. wiil - rsceiy.
I'd q ~ polls ofeaeA e3eceoa pseciDes u sAsd esy
N visaess whercos hess heFsasee - NJ hnnd ~
49, ~ SaatoA. N saa ccautv. III - ~ ~ 49,
brr a iEs III GOCyC
slerH Ct s4e. c<n... K-nso
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-10-24
HOW TO co EAST I
BIZ THE
Kansas City.
ST. Joseph
Burlington
ROUTE.

Ib1ext Id sess. - 10 sa-xs - tf-s - b 10
80 s.a lie ;r.fh 70 sesis .r-nstsi by ~ e1-s-ssss
u NJ liz N, t.s sts Cr.~sss sss bsyssss1a
-sses tssss isss n.sy - o.s. ~ ss.s -,ss. b.
IN w~ss-
n La cossisss q n Kss.ss Cay. ss.n. Ja..,A
s>a CS~s,a Bssss Y e.. vsx ;ss dssy ,rs,.. from
Ks.ss. osy. rsrse<. AaAl-s. L....s.or.. .sa e
js-sy'a ssd ~ M-~o~n -. La. at. sa...-sssx
-as o. B<saisssss H.~ sAs<A i.sa. .sss.-s Q, ea-
esss. os<1nass. isss.-.s-s. L,Ezs-,-ss ed tas.--
a~.-'s-u~ss esr ~. h>ssr ~ ssits-s. p..sss.
nas Ls-s u v.sa ,-iis. ;Asrsss>sy .-v.su~s va
@s~r sedsn iasr~snr.s. s.<s~zs.s P.n.u.>'.
si'~ssss - es<i.s ss,. 81 sssArs- 49, a. o.
s>->ss - esssasssir a',-s4 - S>-sy. 80 go
os<fss-sb;< ss.r~y.
Ia bsrffsssas kSos - sa.sssAsJ s.svsss1 -
gs-J. nss 10 - L.. I" ~ - pssfs>ssAs q -
ssssssxi.s ssds.Aas <--s.<-s- s-saHAsssss 's'ssss
- eDu.u ~. vasrA a. - sAssasr1 ~ - eAsep
~ ss4s-sssss G>ssss; rsss>ev ss--s y. . - =
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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-10-24

u. ca. OtE86sJu8 OUSUtSstss
c. W. TREsSIN'S
HARDWARE STORE
s s:.:: .s. IN e; e 3: 3 .::s::ss xs
Superior Goods and LOwPrices
NEW GOODS
OF LIVERY nrsen1 Eg ss Har DAILY Aas'v-
FARMERS,
MECHANICS AND
EVERYBODY
WIN tn" sss ss: s.s sa'e s,isx .:e~s@'e
PLOWS:
GANG PLOWS,
TRUCK AND BREAKING PLOWS,
STIRRING PLOWS
CORN PLOWS.
OF thu follow in. brands
INDUSTRIAL FLOWS.
MOLINE FLOWS,
GARDEN CITY FLOWS.
do not pretend to supply farmers with the cheap,
worthless lows that in t market this season. and
will sc II hut established and reliable pows.
Particular attention il called to the
Industrial PlOWS.
FOR which am the sole agent in the county They art
md vii, actually rut glass. / warrant every Of
m. In any ground, and will take hack any
plow that dOes not give satisfaction.
SULKY CULTIVATORS.
WALKING GULTIVATORS
Browns Gornplanters,
Vandiver's Cornplanters,
Hand Cornplanters,
GRAIN DRILLS,
GARDEN DRILLS.
Mowers and Reapers,
MARSH HARvEsTERs,
REVOLVING RAKES,
SULKY RAKES,
OK YOKES AND BOWS,
CHAINS.
AMEs' AND OTHER SPADES,
Shovels and Forks,
HOES AND RAkEs.
Post Augel.s.
WE'LL FIXINGS,
ROPES,
Locks and Latches.
BUTTS AND SCREWS,
Harrow Teeth,
NAILS.
STOVES:
All warranted AID cheaper than =, any other place
Carpenters Tools
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-09-20

ton of the nomination, or Is there an unoer,
standing whereby your name Will YET oe 's !"
a. that of the Democratic candidate i" mr.
o,Conor. "I can answer you no ques1ion'
I will not say anything on the subject. Nc
norter, ..But there is some curiosity fel1 oy
the people to know what secret arraus ns,oh
NAV have led to the confidence Win Which ~
the Bourbons cling TO you as their candidate"
Mr.. O'Conor. ''My letter, slr. 10 su"c'ents
clear to myself, and If not to Others ean,
help it.n The reporter made a desperate nna,
effort to ascertain 1t O'Conor would serve, u
anontaneously elected President, but ne re-
fused absolutely to ISL
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-09-20
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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-09-20
Imperator Ulysses.

Before Grant was even nominated, a coun-
try paper in Virginia came out with the
startling announcement, "For Emperor
..Ulysses Grant" The article was q good
deal copied and commented on, but it was
hard to tell from its tone whether the edl'
tor was in earnest or not. Alter Grants
election, a really earnest effort was made IN
behalf OF Imperialism. "The Inperiatist"
started in New York, and conducted with
ability, lived but a short time, and with IL
died apparently all serious thoughts OF a
thorough change in cur form OF govern
ment.
But. OF lste, the subject has revived.
CRAFTS candidacy for a second term mas Set
many long heads to work. Governor onor@
or. OF Alabama, puts the pertinent ques-
ton, "shall it be Caesar or CinclnnatuS Z"
To which Wendell Phillips replies, 'LoDs
.liye Ulysses S. Grant! May be continue
..to be President Of the United States until
s.every white man over forty years OF age
..wbo lives South of Mason and Dixon'sllne
..has been put forever into the ground"
And his Massachusetts auditors appiauded
loudly and long.
Mr.. Hunter, in his carefully-weighed ad-
dress, tells the New Workers. that there is
more danger Of the Empire than they sup.
pose. Much is to be said on both sides, and
he is not prepared to say that he who hearth
" prefers a Monarchy or an Empire to o
Republic is either a knave or a fool. When
a statesman OF Mr.. Hunters reputation Tor
sense and discretion says this openly, 1t IS
time for the mass OF the people to put on
their Considering Caps.
TIE Virginia editor to whom we have
alluded may have been In earnest, In jump
ing to a conclusion which many shared with
him after the downfall OF the Confederacy.
On the other hand, his purpose may have
been d subtle one to defeat Grant. Had the
Southern press followed his cue and come
| out With general unanimity in favor of Grant
as Emperor, one OF two things would have
followed. Either the North, taking alarm,
would have rejected Grant, or else, accept
ing the Southern view OF imperialism as on
inevitable result Of the war, they would
have vested him with that power, truly i'm
perial, which is now lodged in the National
Legislature" In that event, recognizing bis
Indebtedness to the first promulgators and
advocates Of Imperialism, Grant would have
bestowed the lions share OF honors upon
Southern men.
As 1t Is, II the Empire now come to pass,
the South will be left out In the cold. But
q few Bourbons will be signally rewarded.
'Lyvus rut W Is LUKE, IoomoS III cati,
Stephens a Page oil theimperial bedchanoer,
Mosby an Equerry Of the royal stables, and
Blanton Duncan a Field Marshal and Prime
Minister al the least. Meanwhile, the en-
tire Radical party will be Grooms of the
Stole-the preterit Of steal and the most &c.
ceptable tense to such pilfering villains.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-09-20
A Charleston Novel.

EBB-TIDE. A Novel. BY Christian Reid. Au-
thor of Morton House. Valerie Aylmer,
Mabel Lee, &c. With Illustrations by Alfred
Fredericks. New York: D. Appleton 70.
The novels of Miss Frances Fisher are widely
read, especially In the South; and yet she has
not received the need Of substantial praise
to which she Is entitled. Kind words have
not been wanting. Miss Fisher has not, how
ever. been accepted by her public as the first
of living writer's of fiction In The Southern
States. This is the position she now holds,
and that 1t Ia not everywhere confessed Is due
far more to Incidence than TO any Ignorance
of her merit There is an impression abroad
that the woman of genius can make her way,
in spite OF the s~'critical calm" of those for
whom she labors. This is true, and Niles
Fisher cannot be put down. Nevertheless we
owe 1t to q Southern woman whose kinsmen
poured out their blood for the South-who
loves her country devotedly, without cherish
Ing a bitter thought, or utterlng q harsh
word, against the victorious North-that We
should cheer her and praise her, not only be-
cause OF her own great gifts, but also because
of the honor which she wins for a people
WHOM IL IL Luo lhSulUu W ucCTy.
We do not desire to be understood as saying
that Miss Fisher approaches the front rank of
European novelists. Upon previous occasions
we nave pointed out her faults OF construc-
tlon n style. These remain; but In the ex-
qulslte purity Of her works, In her glowing
descriptions Of scenery, In her crisp and spark
ling dialogue, In the nobility of all her aims,
we find ample room for eulogy, and abundant
reason for speaking of her as highly as we DO.
Miss Fishers writings are rich In whatever
Nature could bestow. Their short comIngs
arise from n want of that hard experience of
life which grows out of a wide acquaintance
With men and things. The remaining blen.
ishes will steadily grow less, and might have
entirely disappeared ere now had not the
cruel necessity of b~read-winning precluded
the study and elaboration needed for
complete success. What We mean we
cannot better explain than in the language
of Miss Fisher herself. In the novel before.
US, this description Is given of a sea-pIece
painted by the heroine: "a stranger could
''scarcely have believed that this beautiful
conception was from the hands of o girl of
''twenty, whose art-trainiDg had been of that
amateur kind which Is bestowed
''upon young ladies who have o weakness for
''spoilng canvas and wasting paint. There
twas none of the weak prettiness which
usually dan1ns even the best of such efforts;
''the very faults of the piece were faults of
''power, and there was a dramatic intensity
''about the whole scene which ~proVed-more