Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-04

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nssicvs ~ iinnoTs III ouantitins exceeding the !
,int nav nov 6Iy ~ y,ben vndeT mo CITY gov.
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snch feiio~ elti,o,s are the advantages Of.
foriied 70 onr tradesmsn and merchants by the
49, ,,s ~ I'M ~ migbt polnt out in
~ .ksIa. ny ~ iaiati INIT n Il mai necessary
T1htnE ,srS oiisS cniisctej Is T,IthfuIy and
honestly placed q the credit C[ The p .ds 81
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ou nnihcr snb S of aStg for. tho register Is
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me ttAnsiet oi the lunucu SSo' ~ " arl man
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nc nappy satlslaot,on ., Sno 100, a.s sgo
tnV.stuenu ~ llpty4Feifnonit5I Iliuo Ia ~
peIsons w benhl OF MilVns Ut ~ , a1a
one,hOS Nloti InSs' III. = a.
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Iuhy toIay; m3hey now tues ~ ~ ~ ~
Iu ms Iuoot ~ NJ t ~ oisN,s ~ ~
seoultlts 10 w iaoo w "a sls "a nh
tSaily aoout w pct cent anu iuoIoaS'hs III pun
ny so 5yeenlI ,,.,., 4. -, $780,.
A., ~ ,tn ~, y,,ad ~
NV ny Wy st.tlstIS1 Nnisn uaNS - -
naIoly ths materIM 70 htetest wv Hnu t "a ~,
s YoH Iot tnv as.on',On gVI INV .,p su
fhoh Il " nv ,aS ns,3 inIToJnccJ
fr9L Jobn M: Langstohl vas hsh' h'rouuoou'
andi being loudly applauloI, salI
NJ, pn.s,I,s " aT IL = s.vos M Inc ,o-eIo,
t,on ~ a.1 5i,ant ~ the PSe.Iisnry az tbe
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unn, WIZ ~ ky W. P,..ISsney ~ The
Iii.iy, 49,. 80 " ~ ,hns, .i..,I,o M rya,,nr
y 1,sInsr !, ~ n.in,'.,o ~ MI nt.,rIst ~
tbo IIpIioJ ststcs 1sy,ssSs. fhppin1s, /
~, ,n d,,snr ~ ~. oiecti, N me- rsrS1ns no
cause each personally l. sober.lnlndsj, earnest,
labOrlous and saEaciOus doing In his position,
with all his might, those thlngs which make
Tor tho wsiSro the honor and The glory Of S ne
eSsnlatIVe character they are-oach In his
own Way-bold, foarless and aggressive Repub.
hcans, with views aud convictions tempered aud
maturcd by large experience, knowledge Of
men and thInVs, and wlse observation of Roy.
srnmenial ransactlOns, tApplAuse.l The tlrst
Is not only our chief captain.hlstOry will accord
him oonsplcuons place among our greatest
Statesmen. Tho second IS not only prominent
as a Senator, distln gulshed for the wise and
lahortous mart no PLAYED In behalf Of tho GOV.
ernment IN the suppression OF tho rebellion, but,
In his devotion 10 freedom and equal rightS has
aasoclAtod his name as author mover and adyo-
cate thereof with more legislation in behalf OF
down. trOddon humanity than any other Ameri.
can. While Of den. Chapman no less can DO
said than that as our representative no has
been earnest, wise laborious and successful
IApplAuse.l
We arc told that the capltAl Of a State or nn.
ton IL tho place where the business OF the State
or nation Il transacted. Here the law ma kers
assemble; here the courts Of last resort sit, and
here the Governor and his advisers find theft
home. Suitable buildings, with pleasant sur
rOunilngs, in a State or nation wisely governed
always distinguish It's capital; and 10 proportion
TO tho greatness tho population, the wealth,
aud the power Of a nation, the capital ought ID
be one rich and beautiful, and thus Of becoming
moral slgnihcanco to the nation and the world
u was upon this principle that the Father Of
his Country located upon the banks OF the PO'
tomao our seat Of Government, seeing AZ a
EiAnce its beautiful situation, and, ~ imaglna'
Ton, that prospective capital when, rising mere
IN It's beautiful streets, us magnificent avenues,
Us grand parks and reservations Us massive
and enduring state bullulngs' us capitol
crowned with the Hoddess o. LIBERTY, whose
Krandeur and glory bent nation whose pOpula
uOn u numbered ny millions anu whose richei