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National Republican., 1873-02-26
SOME ONE HAS NUMBERED.

After all the sweet things that have been
said by the American press OF Amadeus, in
consideration Of his kindly and uuostenta-
tious abdication, It Is hard to be compelled TO
think that 1t all came about by blundcr OF
his; but so says a London special, which pre-
sents excellent reasons for Its statement. 1t
seems the young gentleman thought such a
move would Immediately insure the pcrma-
nency Of his rule relying, as lie did, upon the
support OF the artillery officers Of the army,
of whom ho Intended, as part OF the pro-
gramme, to become the leader. Amadeus did
not expect that Spain would so quickly bloom
as a republic; and 1t appears, also, that Kaiser
Wilhelm was slightly trippcd by the ques'
tlon Of the change In the Government oI
France OF the close Of his war. Accept
ing the dispatch as truth, It looks as II
amadeus little game, having been blocked
by the sovereign people, has charm
ingly confused the political chess-boIrd Of
Europe, and by 1t he will incur the wrath OF
the German Emperor, the dislike OF the
Spanish aristocncy, the displeasure OF hl'
family, and the contempt OF all true rcpubli'
cans the world over. Here Is complication
of affairs that may bewilder even the diplo'
matte brain Of Bismarck.
National Republican., 1873-02-26
GERMAN IMNIIGRATION TO THE Uni
TED STATES.

The question Of German immigration to
the United States Ia, 1t appears, far from
being settled. The subject was debated in
the Prusslan House Of Deputies last month,
when Won Gottberg, a member Of the con-
seryatiye party, put series Of interrOgato-
rics TO the Government-frst,a as to the actual
number OF emlgrants from tho eastern prov
inces; and, second, whether the Adminlstra-
ton Intended to Introduce preventive meas
urcs. Count Gutenberg, the Minister Of the
Interior, said, In reply, that the statistics
for 1871 showed that SS,H5 had left
the eastern provinces during that year,
Of whom 90, 7S3 left with legal permis-
sion and IS, $50 without II, In q speech on
the causes OF the alarming exodus he said
ibis experience had shown him that emil
grafton was greatest after war, which was
owing partly TO loss of property by the
small capitalists aud partly from the dread
Of future wars. The emigration suddenly
Increased from 1864 10 1855 after the Schles-
wig -Holstein war, from Il, 900 to lS,OOoi from
1896 to 1868, after the Austrian campaign,
from II, 600 to 10000 and In 1872, after the
war with France, to $1,000; aud decrease
might now be reasonably expected in tho
prospects offered" As to the Introduction
Of prohlbitory meatures, the Government
was not prepared to take the initiative, but
would support any well-maturcd plans II in-
troduced. The allusion Of the German Min
lster to the Frightening prospects offered"
will provoke smile OF incrcdulity not only
on this side OF the Atlantic, but among
the rudest peasantry Of the eastern provinces
There Is hardly any one In Germany 50
ignorant as not to know that Prussia and
Europe are resting upon mine which may eE-
plode at any time. Spain Is In condition Of
revolution, France Is smarting under her re-
verses Of two years ago. Austria looking fear
fully to her frontiers; England and Russia
ready to sPriug at each others throats Tor the
in Asia. To talk Of peace under
National Republican., 1873-02-26
BOGy AND THE DEMOCRATIC or.
EANA


The way In which the Democratic organ In
New York makes haste to whitcwash Sena.
tor-elect Bogy Ia truly charming. II says
that the malignant partisan attempt to class
Mr.. Bogy with the Republicans who have
bribed Legislatures has signAlly broken
down" This, rccollect, In the face Of the
minority report Of the committee that an 0p-
pOrtunity was deniod them to send for wit
ncsses whom they desired to examine In the
face Of the fact that at least one Democratic
paper, the Missouri Republican, had the hon
esty to denOunce the investigation as farce,
and to demand that the committee should 60
to work In earnest. We must not, after all
be surprised at the Worlds defence Of BOgy
1t defended, apologized for or cndeayorcd to
conceal the Tammany scoundrcls In New
York until concealment was no longer pos
slble. II stood by the Garycys, the Halls,
and the swconeyS, almost up to the very mo-
ment they were thrust into the dock; aud II
Is entirely consistent In II now to pr0nouncl
BOgy a spotless and abused man upon eyl'
dence that before any other body than Dem,
ocratic investigating committee would b,
sure TO convict him.
National Republican., 1873-02-26
TIE CREDIT MOBILIER DEBATE.

The full report, which VIC print In other
columns, will give those who were not present
good Idea Of the sccues in the House yester-
day and OF the conflicting opinions in regard
to the Poland report and the resolutions pro-
yiding for the expulsion Of Mr.. Ames Gld
Mr.. Brooks. The debate will be continued to-
day, when the leaders OF the House on both
sides will SUN up the case. The proba-
Lllltles are that the whole report will
be laid upon tho table, but 1t is hazardous to
make prediction In regard to what the
House will or will not do upon any subject
much less so grave one as that now before
1t. What, in our opinion, 1t should do we
have again aud again declared.
National Republican., 1873-02-26

THR Danbury Nslrs says: at was good thing
BarnuIns menageTie went TO ashes. The other
similar Institutions should go the same way.
Humanity has long enough been shocked by the
Wllted specimens Of anlmAla-the store BEASTS
that have 80 long trayersed the country, with
their bald angles, deoayed teeth, sunken eyes
with paint brush tail and brass eye, would
put the whole lot 10 ignomlnlous nlgat"
National Republican., 1873-02-26

these circumstances Is the mcrcst nonsense.
The wisdom Of the German Government Il,
however, to be commended. Her great need
Ia unity. Harsh and oppressive legislation
would only have tho effect Of acceleratinG
what 1t Ia, from German standpoint, so de
| sirable TO rctard.
National Republican., 1873-02-26

ts- Ali communications, whether on business
for publication. bhculd be addressed to WN. J. Mun
rAaH. Proprietor NATIONAL REPUBLICAN, Washing
ton, D. O.
National Republican., 1873-02-26

Busiuesz Hours nj the Executive Mansion.
phfR L1c 4fA n Mdrch fhe Iresident siU derotS
tie forenoon, from 800 10 ~ ociot, 10 Senators and
Men,h,rs TIE ptnsrdi reception " risitors in thS
afternoon, from u 10 2, ViH b discontinued, and
pAlv thoes nho hare Important busincss rW b
allo,rei inierriSrs,
National Republican., 1873-02-26

pubilshed every Saturday morning. and Ia fur
nishod TO subscribers at the following rates one
copy one year, 90; three copies ono year, 70; teu
co,iea onS year sib; single copies, In wrappers,
cents.
National Republican., 1873-02-26

BOARDING..

1 m OR 100 PERSONS CAN OBTAIN BOARD
lUO and rooms during the Inauguration season
BY appiiins Immediately at No, Isl II street north
is69sst. : GRO. N. BARBER.
IlUAHDINu.-BUAKD, WITH UK WITHOUT
- ROOMS. In good locality. convenient 70 the
EIeeutiyg Depsrtntents ApIly at sle Twelfth
National Republican., 1873-02-26
RATES OF ADVERTISING
THE WEEKLY REPUBLICAN

Twenty .nye cents per line. Advertisements under
the head OF "For Sale or Rent" wanted" Lost and
Found" and Personal" twelve and half cents per
National Republican., 1873-02-26
DRY GOODS.
PRCIAL. DRY GOODS NOTICR

Ne have rcartanTcd our stock aud ADJUSTED
THE PhICE thrutilfhout upun . NET CASH BASIS
80 that WINTER tlQQpH are MARKED DOWN
To- such MONDEkFnLll CHEAP IiATES thai
TiON. GREAT BAhgAINh In DRESS GOODS Al
~, - and y eents SPLENDID PLAfDs and Other
SAI1NES At 70 cfnls, kMphEsS GLOIHs at q
cent? FRENCH MER1NQE5, 0centg Extra IN,
ii IS. Elegant sIi.k fpPifSs N "a Is cenls an
sl,yssy ehssb Nc p;ids ogss,lIs. e on p our hLAuB
price cannot be excelled Caa.peres, flanneLs, ho.
u a great reduction. a larre loi "a kemnants q
Dress uoods, about half value ONEPRICE to ALI.
hogan a wxI.IR,
lois and In9n Sexrnth ~. ii w
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$f||h5lEEEs$s!ssgE; $||'5EE !|,s;gE
Y y MIDDLETQN. in,

feGstf Members o. the board q HhTpssls
rB" Mp ORTA Mt,
80 ebshscaSis. the sshisst SSiS y St,sS
NV ;1Is%r a.fs,, 70 n FsHdfE ,DS: ;SS:sg: Sss
iona W6o a@ohssi us has Pot had tEs % ..d asS sS
sSddsay even i tSs PsnitSas q EsattS bs oSs q
aSss SSsa cS ar: asSs sSy :iSa s ss
L5sRRSs nail AZ h: %ssrT STSGFfl On BY SSld
TPas sodd g %sP a1ff ub rSSsHsq Su
possible TO regulate our way of clothing according
lew SS fn ThS.s % sSssss SsssA e.as a 5. ~.
saah hsa%s VI make o sss sna.Gsc sser
ps1ink pt f ihai sGt sA ,hs rsss
preventive par eicslisscs. the ssie and reiiasis
remedy, A sinsglAssfni taken before going out
snS NE sssSant y y gasitiss sRies ~ s.ssa Gr
ay s.%9lssiHS nss 1n ie6ri%ss. and anti
severe II may be lAnsi
fB"PARTIRs AND RECEPTIONS.
that 6s to ssryS Dinner Psrss snS R
SaSa asssy y bra sssa Sa:hss 'as
orders icft A iss hir'ocnth street nOrhweat viii be
deSl sAMUEL PROCTOR. Caterer.
f5Sy.ALL THE GENUINE PATENT aiED-
DRUG sfoT ftofs at New York price"' at tho TEMPLE
DftV 'hoAh-
lSS"HoM,IROrATIiC MEDICINES AND
corner y and Ninth streets.
fSS1DRUGs, CHEMICALS, PERFUME
I.,e. s sfESFIs + Fif' bGa FGfi sfSS ifS &C. '0~
The rEMpf MHis SSGS SS sPF5 sT5sE as Congress Waters at
fE5sGEORGETOWN PERSONS DE-
string ths EATlos,hL I, l.EEygLIeAS n can have
R lsSyink their @ names 4 The Cigar Store Of JAMES
fSS" PRESCRIPTIONS ,CO,IP0UNDRD
STORE As:Shs fiSSSs SEisfs At the TEMPLE DRUG
10y A. PRATT, GRADUATE or
Sad FsiIoSs Gs WSshinEoh 4 ie dP1 nsss sops u q q
SSrHIptS persons Refers % Dr. L. EBAsch md rev
f@"FIRsT ,wARD.-PERsONs RRsiD-
fasiRPff faiRffp ia$ NJ is N: syssss
corner Of Eighteenth street
fSy- MANUFACTURERS, PAiNTRRs
sS VINE.aRowERs AND oTHKRs
SsstrS e sslI The IAIEST EIeHT Fog AN IN
bic well as sSon9hiisa than any other In use,
a ias s aas sPd
oFsps dissase hy means q the Sulphur Cure.
nsht viii please addrosS :.
JOHN W. HRNDLRY,
je11eoi sOi d street, wAShinEton. D. O.
t1Sy"sOgTn NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
hERupLiSAS leit o. heig Iesidenee prapylly every
mOrplH by laAFtlH tlulf names aud address al the
Cigar Store Of " ], DURTT, No. 40 Seventh street
between Virginia avenue and ID street southwest
f%@AI.kNANDltIA. = COMPLETE AR
80 rangements have been made for an early
PUBtie ~ thfoashoSt The city, Pefsons dsarinF z
Al ths Dining saicon Of ]. H. iSifsoS IA * Ki1s
street aud they viii be served a. the rate
Of iah cents per week HENRY SIMPSON, Agent
.tI-sinsls copies can bs obtained every moTninS
GEORGE Y. FRENCH, rs King street
National Republican., 1873-02-26

Lar1Ecst Circulation of Any
Morning Paper in the Dis
triot OF Colum bin.
National Republican., 1873-02-26

DEFORE MY ANIMAL STOCK TAX
ID mo shall offer sreAt Bargains in
DRESS GOODS,
sHAwLs,
CAsSIMEREs,
giving an Opportunity for the purchaser to save
Ass opening line OF GENTS WHITE SHIRTS.
nf hest material, cheap, -
JAMS s1Ips. ave-, south side. below ssvenlht.
National Republican., 1873-02-26
EVERY MORNING
,guudAys cIceItedJ
pY w. MURTAdn

Northeast corner Of Tenth and u streets,
(FrontRS Pennsylvania avcnue,)
and Is furnished to Subscribers (by carriers) at "
cents per month.
Mail subscribers. esOO per year; saw for siT
onths, and s2Oo for three months, invariably in
sdyAnce.
National Republican., 1873-02-26
ioIs aud 1890 seventh

SPRING AND SUMMER STOCK.
Having large stock Of
SPRING AND SUMMER DRESS GOODS
left over from last season. we are Offering them at
and below cost, TO make room for
NEW GOODS.
JOHNSON & COLBY,
fcl III Market Srace
National Republican., 1873-02-26
AyALuADI.E LOT AND ELEGANT REsIpIs
MERCHANT TAILORING.

once Es aoTnsI E1s 81 eRE
Fourteenth atrest noyltu
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Has,onaI 8rpublltm.

". }. MUKTAuH. EDITOR and Proprietor
National Republican., 1873-02-26
REPORTERS.

y. n. BRAII.EY,
Late with Oilicial He,
porters OF Chicago
COurtA.
National Republican., 1873-02-26

Especial Charter of the State Of nlinois.)
President. THos. n. BRYAN, founder Of the III.
deity BAfe Depository, Chicago.
Vice President, JOHN q. nAINRs. eIMayor Of
This ipstitution invests funds In purchase Of Chi
cago real estate also In loans at ten 0 per cent
sums Of not less than 81 go received and Invested
fortupe. have beep made for clients by the above
for capitalists, both IN loans N 10 par cent net and
y purShase. not dollar g either lrtneiIa OF in
person q by letter THOs, b. BRYAN,
inston. D. O.. aud durifus Summer al fidellty Hay
inss Bank aud Safe Depository, Chicago dessm
N NoTICE-THAT K. s. JUsTn, ois D gfRERT
lN between Sixth and seventh streeta northwest
half the epst Of ready made new ones N 6-Second
hand clothing of all kds bought at fair cash prices
Auxlu
National Republican., 1873-02-26

INOR sALE-A BEAUTIFUL PRESS-BRICK
II DWELLING, most substantially built, and with
choicest mAteriAi. containing seven rooms, Water.
Gas and Bathroom; white marble trimmings, slate
mantels; dry cellar under the entire house. Lot
Ian by ~ feet to back alley street south. be.
ss,T stnasd sha sn np.s Ibe fs P nns,
de-irabe In every resIrct, and pnsentaa rare op-
portunity to any one wishing nice dwelling.
Apply To HESTER h kl0N,
Real Estate Agents aud brokers,
fei7n No, lilo firpt street aouthaast
National Republican., 1873-01-11

In every respect a great man, and II is fortu-
nate for the Republican party that he is to
be continued in the high position which he
has so much adorned during the last six
years.
The reelection OF Senator Cameron is
emluently deserved by that veteran Of thou
sand political battles. His enemies are
"a numerous "a the sea sand, hut his friends
and supporters are more numerous still. In
our politics Of the last thirty years there IL no
man who has occupied larger share Of
public attention. The measure Of blame that
he has received H. however, outwelghed by
the measure Of praise that has fallen to his
share. He is, in many respects, the Palmer
ston Of our American politics; the conqueror
Of seemingly unconqucrable enemies and OPP
ponents.
In Governor Oglesby the Repub lican party
will have a true man In the Senate in the
place Of one who has been false and treacher-
Gus and hollow. MIR. Trumbull IL good
lawyer, an able debater, and at the same
time the coldest and most selfish Of all our
politicians lie has done some good and
great work, hut his ambition hath overlcapt
itself, and has dealt him blow from which
he will not soon recover. Mr.. Trumbull was
the chief inspiration Of the late conspiracy
against the Republican party. lie staked
everything upon Its success, and In It's loss
he loses everything The expiration of his
term on the 4th Of March next marks the ex-
piration uf his public life.
National Republican., 1873-01-11
TIE LAND.,.RAn RIIL..

In another column we print COmmunica-
tion on the subject Of the soldiers and sailors
land bounty bill in reply to recent articles In
the REPUBLICAN against the passage of that
measure.
The writers Of the communication In ques-
ton take great pains to prove that soldiers
and sailors or their heirs who may obtain land
under the provisions Of the bill cannot dispose
Of II to spectators excepting on certain con-
ditions, the conditions In the main Of the
present homestead act. Then, In the name Of
goodness We ask what Is the use Of passing 1t
at ALP Is 1t not the right Of any citizen under
existing laws to settle upon the public lands
on the payment Of mere trl1C? In the letter
which We print II Is stated that "spcculatora
can buy under the present prc-emptlon laws
for S1.2j per acre In any quantity" This Is
absurd
The patriotic gentlemen who are engineer
ing this measure know very well that they
cannot accomplish their purposes under the
present laws, and hence their anxiety for the
the passage Of the hill now pending In the
Senate. They further declare in support Of
their bill that "by this act the country loses
nothing, eNpends no money, docs not dlmin-
lHu It's itsbuGCts, Np. Against tnW state
ment We place that Of correspondent q few
days ago, as follows;
"The Presidents message stated that the mum.
ber OF enlistments during the late war was
2,GO0,0OO. Allowing 100000 rs the number who
have deceased without leaving heirs, and includ-
ing those Who for various reasons, would not
claim the benefits OF the act, and II will leave
2O01,0nD claimants. Deducting twenty-five per
cent. for repeated claims, and 100 acres OF land
VIII he granted to ,ho0,OOO persons, requiring
$4,000 900 acres, or $4,000 square miles, TO sat
isfy the grant.
"The State Of New York contains 4, ,OOn s1uare
miles, so that an extent Of territory equal 10
eight such states IL to he given over 10 the mil
lstines."
II the hill In question Is passed II will throw
three hundred and seventy-hve thousand
square niles of land into the hands Of a land
ring or rings without In the least beneiitlng
the men In whose interest 1t Is ostensibly
passed. We are In favor of doing the fullest
justice to the soldiers Of the late war, aud to
those who by their deaths have been left
homeless and helpless, but this is not the way
to do II. Equallze the pension bountics, and
increase the pension list twenty per cent.
pay one hundred and sixty millions or three
times that amount, II 1t should be necessary
to deal equal and exact justice; but do not
pass this bill, for 1t is a fraud and swindlc
Of the largest kind.
National Republican., 1873-01-11
PERSONAL.

- Mrs. ScOtt-sddOns get 1850 nightly.
john Strauss has completed new opera.
Clara Louisa Kellogg Just dOtes on her arm.
= Hammond, the reyivallst, gets $50 a week
for converting Dubuque.
Queen NlctOrla's signature is beautifully
formed, with each letter clearly cut.
Victor Hugo, when he writes, requires A
large open IRE and all the windows open.
Minnie Hauck Ia really engaged In Paris.
She has signed for three years at the Opera
COmique.
- spurgeon has nearly recovered his health,
lie says he can't cone TO this country he has SO
much to do at home.
. cold TalK-Talk" IL what Marx Twain calls
George Francis Train, who Is now the occupant
Of cell In the TOmbs.
DIR Lyinsstones daughter. lives very
quietly aud unOstentatlously In Glasgow, Scot
land, aud deyOtes her time TO literature and the
nne arta.
- Fechter will chew soap, stamp, and tear his
lemon-cOOTed wig on the boards OF his own
theatre on Fourteenth street, New York, In u
few weeks.
The aged poet, Bryant, stlll walks every day
TO and from The ErsHin1 IUst ONCE, In New York
and his step Is as light aud nrm as 1t was twenty
years ago.
Of 1fty children. He Ia still hale and hearty, aud
wants TO get tho contract TO supply the neCeB-
sary population to increase the next census.
Maggie Wilson, the daughter OF hsh-tackle
maker has, after nerce legal nght, been judi
Cially recognized As the widow Of the late Major
Stewart, heir Of the MuTthley estate, one OF the
richest In Scotland
- The NeapOlitan papers record the curious
fact that the local authorities have granted per-
mission 10 Madame Thalberg TO preserve the
emOalmed body Of her famed husband In 4 glass
case, above ground, at the villa of her father the
celebrated Lablache, where she resides.
= The English had boy does not differ mate
rally from his American brother. lie threw
stones at Gladstone and called him guy the
other day. The great statesman threw aside his
dignity and his hat and went for that boy, and
caught him after run OF three squares.
- The New York C0HmSTeiaI AdpsriisfT SAYS.
The World reporter who wrote up the Stokes
trial and heard those gobllns hOwlinR, Jay
Could" "Jay Gouldl" FROM the "rafteTsH Of the
courtroom, Erenuously reslsts all solicitations
National Republican., 1873-01-11

to enter tho lecture field. He Nights his fate man.
fully, but his submission Is only question Of
time.
- Gov. Leland stanfred, CAL; Henry NJ. stan
logg, Conn; Hon. q. ". Harding, Pa; Dr. J.. c.
Aver, Lowell, Mass; clayton McMichaeL Phila.;
Timothy Davis, Boston; II, NJ. Alexander, N. V;
Henry A. Cushing Miss; Hon. W. II. Barnum,
Conn; Henry G. Gibson, Philadelphia, are at
warla.
Mr.. Max Straknsch has made formal appll-
cation for the Academy Of Music next winter,
and specifics unreservcdly that he will bring
Ahelina Patti aud Christine Nilsson, together
with Campanlni, the tenor, and Arditi, the re-
nowned conductoI. The only other applicant
Tor the building Is, we believe, Mr.. Max Maret-
eek, who proposes to present Mile. Lucca and
lima III Murska.
- It has recently been stated In various Ameri-
can newspapers that George Eliot, the author Of
authority, derived from the lady herself for say
ing she has no intention Of ever crossing the
Atlantic. The report with reference to Tenny-
sons visit 70 America We can also correct from a
source entitled to credence, viz., q late letter
from the laureate to a friend In Boston.--Bo-ton
Giobe.
- Massachusetts, contributes literally Of its
abundance TO the leading men Of the sandwich
Islands. The attorney general OF the Hawaiian
Government, minister Of the royal cabinet and
law adviser Of the crown, Ia stephen II. Phillips,
formerly Of Salem, and at one time attorney
general Of the state. The chief Justice Of the
Hawaiian supreme bench Is an American, and
one OF his two associate Justices II a former
member nf the Suffolk bar, General Alfred \.
lIartwell, Of Natick.
Lydia Thompson's cotton hale was sold at
st. Louis on Saturday i've times. Mai. Brown
gave $50, the money to 20 to the suffering poor.
| Then the mayor put II up for the henent Of thu
81. vincent de Paul Society, and II brought tiOh
Mr.. Sells, the purchaser, donated II to the PrOvl
dent Association, and Miss ThOmpsons agen
bought II for 800, aud gave II again to the poor
| Next II sold for SO to Mr.. Rowland, who gave 4
| to the southern Orphans Home, for whose
benent II was finally sold again Tor sin.
National Republican., 1873-01-11

GOVERNOR GEARr, In his message to the
Pennsylvania Legislature, takes ground In
favor Of compulsory education. He says
81 unhesitatlngly express the hope that the
day Is not distant When through the Bureau
of National Education, seconded by the concur
rent legislative action Of the States, every child
In tho American Union, without reference to
creed, caste, color or condition, will he thor
mentary branches Of English education; and
that uniform textbooks, setting forth the true
history and theory Of our national and State
governments, will he provided and Introduced
into all the schools OF the country. Approx
nation Of thOught and opinion on these subjects
Ia Of vital consequence to the pemanence OF the
Union and the staoIity Of our republican institu-
tOns. Had such u measure been oppOrtunely
Initiated the war OF the rebellion would scarcely
have been possible"
National Republican., 1873-01-11

From J. shillington, corner of Pennsylva-
mia avenue and Four-and-a-half street, we
are in receipt Of Treason at Home, by Mrs.
Greenough. 1t Is a capital story and admir-
ably written. II Is published complete In one
large duodccimo volume, bound In morocco
cloth, full gilt bdck. Also from same we have
received Frank Farlelgh," by Frank F..
smedley. T. B. Peterson X Brothers, pub.
fishers, Philadelphia, Pa.
National Republican., 1873-01-11

We PRINT several letters this morning on
tho salary question. "Quarto" objects to q
newspaper discussion and favors direct ap-
peal to Congress. We have no objection
whatever. 4 "hod carrier. or one who Gays
that he belongs TO that useful class writes
unique communication, while merchants
clerk" thinks that to argue that the Govern
mcnt clerks cannot live upon their salaries Is
absurd
National Republican., 1873-01-11
nu.Ip... uour. n, the white House.

During the irihier IN order 10 facilitate business
coHing before hin much possible, the President
t"Hi, trsm ten 10 tiscips o'clock each day, sr-
espt svndav, rsssius Senator'S and Representatives
and trop tireirs O'Clock untH hro each afternoon,
crcept Tuesdays and Fridays, Whe Cabinet mestings
being held he wW recsige by card. The business
hours n his oHcr WU b. from ten O'Clock a. ~ 10
three O'Clock D. ~.
National Republican., 1873-01-11

IT SEEMS that We have not yet seen the
end Of the Louisiana Legislature difficulty.
The Fusion Legislature, Us will lie seen by
our dispatchcs met yesterday. Four or five
seeded from the Kellogg Senate and took
their seats IN the opposition body.