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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-07-28
The BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAIL
ROAD


During the last two days we have re-
ceived at least a score Of communications
complaining against the recent change of
schedule on the way stations between this
city and Baltimore on the line of the Balti-
more and Ohio railroad. The change, which
has Just been made and which is onlyone ofat
least a dozen since the beginning Of sum.
mer, would seem TO have been made for the
purpose Of causing the greatest inconve-
nience possible to the public who are com
PEELED to use the road. In the first place,
the withdrawal of the noon train compels
those who may have business in the city to
Waste nearly halfthe day in town, there beng
no means of return until nearly four o'clock
in the afternoon. Again, the suspension Of
the ten o'clock train compels those who
cannot finish their business in time for the
1870 train to remain in the city all night.
So far as the accommodation is concerned,
these two trains were about the most i'm
pOrtant of the whole list, and it is no won
der that their stoppage should create the
great dissatisfaction and disgust which at
present exist against the management Of
the road. Whether Intentional or not, the
stoppage Of the noon train is severe blow
atouT business interests and viii have the eff.
feet Of diyerting large amount of trade to
Baltimore which legitimately belongs to
Washington, and would naturally flow here If
1t were not hsmpered and killed by restric-
tons of the character indicated The past
history of the road, so far as Washington is
GObGsTped, gives color to TIE syspicigp, and
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-07-28
POLITICAL NOTES.

Senator Morton has yielded to request from
several Republicans 10 take the stump in the
coming election in Indiana, and VIII mako his
first speech at Terre Hauteat an early day.
Ex-Congressman Henry W. HFlliard, of Geor-
gia,publishes letter in the press Of that State,
urging the voters Of the Eighth district not to
accept the Hon. A. H, Stephens declinstion to
run for reelection, on account Of III health.
Mr.. billiard says: "Let the name Of Alexan-
der H. Stephens stand upon the roll Of Repre-
sentatives until the day Of his death. trust
that his generous constituents VIII not suffer
him to decline reelection. He viii still enjoy
the privilege Of expressing his views Of public
questions. His speeches can be read 10 the
House, and the whole country will listen to
them"
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-07-28

IT SEEMS after all, that the Rich mond
Wing is disguised with It's ''truce," and
after having quietly organized boilers
movement, has brought forward in the most
public manner possible Colonel John II.
Guy as a candidate for Congress. The ef-
feet of this movement is to defeat the sspi-
vations of Ex-Governor Walker, whose
claims for the nominat;Jn are soon to be
lettled by the usual primary meetings. In
is haste to destroy Walker the Wing has
abandoned the custom and ignored the le-
Ultimate presidents Of the party, and. to
speak plainly, has turned bolter. The array
Of names attached to the Cali upon Colo
mel Guy to become q candidate embraces
those of number of leading citizens. Who
it seems, have Joined the Wing in the de-
termination that Virginia shall be repre-
sented by Virginians alone. In other words,
they ''have no use" for carpet baggers, no
matter what their politics may be.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-07-28

THE CARD of Mr.. Miguel de ALBANIA,
which we reprint this morning from the
New York Herald, should attract wide
spread attention His suggestion that the
Cuban question should receive recognition
during the political campaigns this summer
and next fall will startle not few of our
public men with the belief that the Cuban
leaders have at last struck the right plan by
which to obtain recognition Of the bellig-
erent rights of the Republic. Mr.. Aldana's
confident reliance upon the sympathy of the
American people in behalf of his country
men is not misplaced. As man Of eKcep-
tional intelligence and rare integrity, he has
earned the respect CT ourPeople not only for
himself but for the cause he represents.