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is u Frame IL stories high, consists ei rooms
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before F, bruaty 90 IS!s il will be offered AZ
plblic sale uu taat lay.
IRA VAIL, Fxr.
nf the rState of Catharias Dunn, decd.
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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-03-21

Senator Cragin's speech in the Senate just
before the close OF the last Congress has At
tractcd the attention Of the newspaper press
of the country. The following extract from
an editorial In the Alta California, one Of the
leading papers upon the Pacific Slope, shows
the interest that Is taken In the subject In
that section OF the country;
"Thls amount OF shipping at It's average rate
Of earnings, would give annually over SIS, OO,-
900. These are not wild theories, but are dem
OnstTatiOns drawn from our own printed icial
returns OF commerce and navigation. Mr.. CTa-
gin shows that the loss OF the carrying trade,
demonstrated In bis argument, was not caused
Chieny by our late war, but that II was the result
Of what he calls war Of economy waged by sub
sidlZed iron screw steamships In the control
OF foreign interest against our own unaided side
wheel wooden steamers and sailing ships. The
possession or control OF the foreign shipping
enables the holders TO make rulnous com6lna-
tiOns against our agricultural and cotton plant
ing interests. lie showed how Venice, Portugal
and Holland, In the times OF their great pros.
peTty, owed II to their supplying themselves with
their oWn-bullt ships, and retaining their ocean,
carrying trade; and how, losing that, they sank
into lnfeHOrliy.
MANY outside Of Congress, although IL would
appear that but few within II, have long enter
tained similar views with Mr.. CTagn, II not so
carefully considered and dlgested. A Senator
from a maritime state, evidently with a COM
merciAl education, derived, II not from actual
participation In the business, certainly from
close observation and study, he has thrown more
light upon the subject and upon the minds OF
the stupid or careless members than apparently
they ever hadla nash Of before. That body has
been very active In furthering bills and schemes
calculated TO aid themselves individually and d.
rectly; but, as to any Cfflcent practical action
calcul lated TO save our commerce from collapse,
they have generally shown themselves lndfeT-
ent OF too ignorant TO grasp the question and ap-
ply the remedy, or what seems still more appar-
ent, too selfish and metallic TO care for the com
meIce and trade Of the nation.
'Ihe aid extended by the Government Of Great
Britain To her shipping men, merchants, con-
tractors and builders IN enabling them to prepare
suitable shipyaTds and appliances, by which they
have produced her neets Of Iron sailing ships
and steamers, has been the means Of making
chiefly the change against us. The compare
lively trinlng outlay has returned TO the people
Of England hundred fold, and to the Govern
ment the incalculable Dement'S to he derived from
the magnificent navy II has built up for her. Our
Secretary OF the Navy, appreciating the neces-
slty Of the times, has pointed to iron ships as the
remedy. Our Secretary Of the Treasury has again
and again referred to the absolute necessity Of
fostering and Teyiying our shipping interests. IL
there common sense enough In Congress aud
with the people TO appreCats our condition and
to apply the remedy 80 Immediately within
reach 2"
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-03-21

IN THE SENATE YESTERDAY that pink Of
reform and purity, Carl schurE, was badly
wOrstcd In tilt with Senator Conkling. The
Missouri Senator undertook to make a per-
sonal explanation TO the effect that Mr.. Conk-
ling hnd done him an injustice in saying that
he (schurz) had been literally paid for his
services asa stump speaker In Republican
campalgns 1t Is strange that the German
free lance should have undertaken to make
an explanation upon this point. Tho whole
country knows that Mr.. schurz has been draw
ing money from the Republican party for his
political services ever since he came here. He
was made general in the army to compensate
him; hcwas made foreign minister to give him
something to do when he could obtain moth
Ing clsel Later he was made o Senator by
tho same party. schurz is In his own per,
son fOrCiblc illustration Of the
hascst ingratitude. The Republican party
has made him all that he ls and given him
all that hc has, and yet he now turns around
and cndeayors TO destroy his creator. lie
has been failure In everything that he has
attempted. lie hns failed as q newspaper
man In two or three States Of the Union, and
as q correspondent OF the New York Tribune
IN this city. lie has failed most lamcntably
as Liberal Republican and as q leader of
the German people In the United States. He
cannot show a single thing In which he has
hccu successful, except as the Stipendiary Of
the Republican party
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-03-21

town. don't know where-and did so. lie
told me then that his counsel was sick, and he
wanted ms to wait reasonable time until he was
better. But said he, go on with this investl-
CATION and somebody will get hurt Now, what
mine have you proposed TO spring under the
feet Of the senator from the Tweuty-sixth at
my going Oh privately TO meet Mr. Tweed7
from the Twenty-nfth. That's TOO thln-too
thin entirely. did go on privately, and did
have private Interview with Mr.. Tweed. Make
the most OF II. II anybody Ia hurt by this inyes-
tleation, the Senator from the Twenty-sixth
will take all that falls TO his share.
There was some CONSERVATION visible IN the
faces OF Senators at this savage attack, and es-
pecinlly at the deadly purpose exposed In Mr.
Tweeds eplRrammatlc threat. An attentive OBJ
server, even II only ordinarily yersed In me
study of physlognomy, might have safely guessed
at two or three Of those ave Senators whose ac-
tlon in 1871, under Mr.. Tweeds dictatorship, has
left them tainted II ever unearned gold was
dearly bought, the money that Mr.. Tweed gave
them was the dearest pcfchase Of their lives In
every line Of their agonlZed faces II ground out
its price and forced its extortlonate returns"
There Is an old and trite saying which is
the keynote Of the whole Of this investigation
Of the late Boss" and II begins, "when
rogues fall out" By all means let New York
urge that the investigation proceed, and by
all means lot somebody get hurt" whether
he he Republican, q Tammany Republican
or q straightout Democrat. We hope tho
"Bsss" will play sampsonian game, and
bring down the pillars upon all who arc he
meath them. Lot them fall.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-03-21

From this 1t will be seen that, omlttIng
Missouri, Kentucky takes the lead at the
South, Virginia coming next and Tennessee
taking the third place. In consideration OF
these figures II should especially be remem-
bercd that the war dealt Its heaviest blow at
this section, and when allowance IS made for
those effects the low aggregate will not be a
matter OF surprise. They are convincing as
to the possession by the South Of extraordl-
nary vitality and energy, and promises n
future full as bright as the past has been dark
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-03-21

The New York Herald OF yesterday thinks
that South Carolina Is looking up, and says
that the appointment Of ex-senator Sawyer
as "Assistam Secretary Of State comes the
nearest TO Cabinet honor that that State
has enjoyed since Calhoun's time. The
"deck hands arc at 1t again, and as they
composition Of Cabinets, the hlunder should
he cNCuscl