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FEvERS

which are so prevalent III the valleys OF our
great rivers throughout the United States,
especially those OF the Mississippi, Ohio, Mis-
souri,, Illinois, Tennessee, Cumberland, Arkan-
sas, Red Colorado, BrazOs Rio Grande, Pearl,
and many others, with their vast tributaries,
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Persons engaged In paints and minerals, such
as plumbers, typc-settcrs, gold-beaters and
miners, as they advance In life, are subject TO
paralysis of tho bowels 10 guard against this,
take a dose OF WALKERS VINEGAR BITTEBs occa-
siOnally
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-08-05
fiLf0HIs NEW CASE,

The ineoFFigible ssininity and revenge
of Theodore Tilton are only equaled by his
desperate love Of notoriety, Itisannouneed
that his attorneys have given notice of q
new trial In the case against Beeeher, and
1t is intimated tina. the trial may be made
short by waving damages, This is proba,
bly, an absurd intimation, as suit OF the
kind not grounded in damages could hardly
be brought. But the new trial is for the
vindicstion of Tilton's reputation for
veracity, we are given to understand. Here
is the miserable fellows mistake. Nobody
cares whether he tells the truth In this par
ticular case or not He has admitted that
he has lied on several occasions, and that
he deliberately wrote manuscript book OF
one hundred and seyenty-fiye or 30 law-cap
pages Of lies, which he crowned with a
glittering lie by calling it a "True Story. I"
What man or woman in the nation cares
whether Tilton can tell the truth on a
pinch or not? He overrates his importance
in that regard; and if he were sensible he
would know that he is stencil in the nos
trils of all manly men and womanly women,
for causes which he can never abste. He
and his wife forgave each other their little
peccadillos and big sins in a lump. There
would have been the end Of all trouble
with q decent man. But Tilton broke
faith, and despite the pain and suffering
that must follow to his family by his ex.
posure of his wife's errors, made it. Only
q natuze compounded of treachery and
malevolence could have done as he did.
There probably never was in the history of
the world another so wretched, long-con.
tinued, tireless exhibition of fiendishly
gloating malice on the part of male brute
toward delicate woman, and that woman
his innocent (because forgiven, by balancing
accounts, tool) wife, as Tilton's unblush.
ing course. We are amazed that he dares
insult the common sense Of the public again
He should withdraw from sight and hear.
Ing altogether. 1t would be small sih Ia
kfn TO commit suicide and rid the world Of
bis presence We wonder that the Brook.
i'm public 90 hot drive him physically
ff6fil The city, and that The b6ys do not %
h66t hin d be passes along the streets a.
10 make residence there tiReadafabie. A
man, whe fef years mace biz heBie q heii
eHiy 70 torture bis wife's heart, and fesst
his Internal iHst for etheFs sg8Riss, eHght
net 70 be surprised II al Indignant people
sh8aid suddenly seize and dFewR hl# "a
they might madsdeg In the East river
lei Va have ne mere Of FllteH II he "A
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-08-05

The Richmond Wing, in an attempt to
explain that no difference existed between
the Wings and the Democrats of the South
to induce the former to repudiate the trea-
soDsble secession doctrines of the latter,
makes the following significant declaration:
sit was not the effect of any mere preiudices
of the war that induced the Wings of the South
to Join the Democrats of the country in en-
deayOring to save the little that was left OF
civil liberty and civil law. 1t was high,
patriotic principle. It was devotion to the true
principles of the Government. II WIS an I'M
sWerying adherence to the teachings of the
founders of the Union. 1t was unalterable re.
gard for the Constitution as the only source of
SAFETY for the Repubie. At the eioss on tBs
war there was no difference Id politics between
Southern Democrats and Southern Whigs:
there has been no difference between thstii
siieej ard there is no Indication that tbsfe
ever viii Be, OF ever can be, any difference Be-
tween ttefh again" .....
tn the 6pihi6h Of the lfDsm64sts Of the
s5aRtFyD 10 wh6ih the Hats siiHdes, f1be
Hiiitie that was ie9 Of evil liberty aRd
HeiVii law was simply the opportunity Of
tbe Democratic party 20 fegaiR PeWeF IN
The Government aRd FessseFt IL 6bReEiegs
principles against which the Wing RAFtE
has ever bseR opposed Il ls this het thai
4 causing tAe Southern Wings 70 hesitate
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-08-05

WE PRINT ELSEWHERE the full text OF
the address of the Indian Commissioners
adopted at their late meeting at Long
Branch. 1t has been the subject of so
much comment and misrepresentation that
we reproduce it for the purpose of enabling
our readers to form their own opinion of its
merits. The character of the gentlemen
who compose the board will give weight
to this document, and ensure for it candid
consideration by those who are not predis-
posed to denounce everything connected
with the administration of Indian affairs.
That great many people are thus disposed
is solely due TO the misrepresentation of
the so-called Independent press; but the
better judgment ola thoughtful public will
be to adopt the suggestion of the address
and wait for investigation and conclusive
evidence before rendering final judgment
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-08-05

about continuing any longer their associa-
ton with their natural enemies. They
begin to understand that In the event Of
Democratic national success they would be
allowed no more voice in the control Of
affairs than was yielded to them during
the days of the Oonfederacy when such
State Rights Democrats as JET Davis,
Robert Toombs, and others of then kid
ney, compelled them to stand aside alto
gether, or play the part of second fddlers.
The answering adherence to the teach
ings Of the founders of the Union" as
expounded by the class Of Democrats who
eontrolthe Southern wing ofthat party, will
yet prove to be far from acceptable to the
Whigs of that section. 6aa ts-aI.i.1 -.s,..5l {
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-08-05

ELSEWHERE In this paper will be fouHd
the full ieEt Of the admirable address Ut
Professor John NJ LIRgsteB, delivered be'
fore the e0laTed eitiEeas Of Ohio few days
since, at Chillieothe, We cannot too
strongly urge lis peFusal by every freed,
man In the country, Hiss comprehensive
review of the former condition of the col
Ored race in America, and Its transition,
through the efforts of the Republican party
in the United States, from seTVitude
TO freedom and citizenship, In conclusion
the principles of the contending parties are
clearly set forth in powerful contrast, and
the deduction is drawn that colored citizens
can consistently only support by their votes
the party to which they owe their freedom,
their franchises and their present prosper
itY
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-08-05

wise he will order his attorneys to with
draw the notice of new trial, no matter if
Beecher is more guilty than Tilton alleges,
That issue the public care nothing about
A picture for Dore's pencil would be Til
ton dragging his little wife by the hair by
one hand, and pricking her with needles
in the other. and that fellow Moulton
looking on and jeering her. Two meaner
wretches than they, if their own testimony
is to be credited, cannot be found in this
country it is to be hoped. Moulton could
at any time he liked have closed Tilton's
mouth-that is, if Moulton does not lie.
But he did not wish to do 50. and made
himself particeps orifainis by choice, pro-
baby, in Tilton's fortunes of his wife.
HE wEATHER-ooRRHCT INFORMATION.
The extraordinary character of the
weather during the immediate past accom-
panied by violent changes In the atmos-
phere, tremendous rainfalls, and conse.
quent damage to crops, especially in the
West, has provoked much writing in the
newspapers, and some of the theories sd-
yanced have been quite as extraordinary as
the weather ITSELF Itwould be of little use
to recapitulate these theories, but in very
recent article the New York Epeaiag En-
press asks the question, els the amount of
rainfall increasingly" and yesterday we
submitted the question to the chief off.
GERS of the United States Signal Service
here, and from them obtained information
to the effect that the rainfall In the United
States is not increasing. All experience
proves that the removal of forests dimin-
ishes the amount Of rainfall, which Is this
season exceptional In Its character. The
rise in Western rivers Is not wholly due to
rain, for to this cause must be added that
Of the late melting Of snow in the Rocky
Mountains, unusually great, on account Of
the unusual heat. 1t Is claimed in the same
article In the Erprsss, and on the authority
Of Nebraska correspondent of the Chicago
Tribune, that 1.-THE amount of rainfall along
"the line of the Pacific railway has very
"perceptibly increased within the past five
years" Since the construction Of that
road the official weather records do not
show any increase of rainfall along the line,
hence the correspondent referred to must be
mistaken. There is no absolutely reliable
theory to account for the present heavy
rainfall, but II Is reasonable thing to at
tribute It to the recent heated term all along
the Atlantic seaboard. and to the presence
of large quantities of floating ice off the
coast, by which the temperature Of the air
has been greatly reduced, and thereby made
heavier, and causing an inflow of moisture.
laden air to the land, over which 1t became
highly rarifed by the heat, producing Of
course, an ascending current, leaving q
partial vacuum below, which In turn, was
filed by the cold air referred to. Now,
the contact between the two currents would
necessarily cause rain continuously as long
as the opposing currents exist. This theory,
based upon the facts stated, seems In har.
moDy with common sense, to say the least.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-08-05

THE estimate which the better class of
people place upon the New York ySun-the
classes onwhich respectable newspapers rely
for their main support-may be inferred
from the fact that Its issue Of yesterday, Au.
gust 4, contains less than six columns Of ad-
vertising. Advertisers, as class are con-
servatively sensitive, and they soon dis
cover that their interests are served only
when they patronlIe reputable journals.
At the same time they are independent
enough to withdraw their patronage from
disreputsble ones, no matter what their
circulation may be.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-08-05

THR stFHRsFlHE NJ \ correspondent
lhst Hen. Fred, douglass be invited N
address lhp ll'p4HHgil megtiHg la:m8FFgWr
sggms " hg timglF aHg, Holding am9HE
The HaBI cherished mgmaFIgs NJ his sweat.
iHl career his acquaintance Elh, and
lfigRdliHgEs Hr, The dgad Irish patriot,
qualified Wy nature N sulaRIsa such man
lfpm his sHrly mHRheed thn champion nj
his own oppressed race, hr Douglass aaHld
Hgt ail ~ do hsHpf alike 10 himself and 10
bic theme The invitation, II leadsfsa,
would be graceful compliment N gen
tlemaR eHlBeRtiy verify ef II, and We
believe would be gratefully complied with,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-08-05

ACCORDING TO the most reliable accounts
there were only seven hundred personal wit
nesses Of Senator Thurman's disgrace when
he attempted to repudiate the Ohio
Democratic platform and at the same time
advocate its success. Since then, however,
millions Of American citizens have learned
of IT, and they will not forget It very soon.
If this is an evidence Of the enthuJiasm Of
the Buckeyes in supporsof the Denocratic
ticket, Republicans may we'll count upon
an assured majority Of 49, 600 in the coming
alection
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-08-05

EVEN the New York World, heretofore
persistent friend Of the Spaniards, seems
to have reached the conclusion that the
Cuban Patriots are entitled to receive more
solid encouragement from this Government
than they have yet enjoyed. At any rate
it has failed to combat the evident growth
of public sentiment, as represented by the
opinions Of the public press, In that dlrec.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-08-05

THE average salary of public school
teachers in Lynchburg, Va, is less than
two dollars day. Skilled mechanics and
day llborers get better wages than that.
In Washington teachers in the public
schools receive, on the average, about three
dollars day during the scholastic year,
which is also less than the wages earned by
mechanics
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-08-05
Cuba.
CUBA,
fRRnt,a thu Nav Ynrk Hnralh 1

In Cuba the Spanish cause grows moro and
more feeble, and while disease is declmating
the army and want stalks over the island the
insurgents become more confident In increasing
strength, and we expect from present appear
ances that the end Is near at last. Even Val.
msseda begins 20 despair. We trust that
Spain will give up hopeless struggle which
has already cost too much blood and been the
cause Of the sacrifice Of too many lives.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-08-05

The Syracuse Journal says President
Grants tribute to the memory Of ex.Presl-
dent johnson els very gracefully ex-
pressed" and calls attention to the fact that
the last speech of the Tennessee statesman
twas a.vigorous denunciation of Grants
Administration in the Senate"
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-08-05
THURSDAY MoRnINe:::::::..AUeUsr 5, 80.

PERSONS LEAVING the city during the sum-
mer months can have TIE DAILY NAIroNAL
REPUBLICAN sent to their address by NAH,
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may require, by ordering It at this office.
Terms: Sixteen cents per week, or sirty-stx
cents per month; invariably In advance.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-08-05

SECRETARY DELANo's reputation at home
is being Vallantly defended against the
malicious assaults Of his enemies pending
investigation into the affairs Of the Indian
Bureau. For example, the Cirelevllle
tOhiUJ Herald and linton says:
tisetfetafies Fish. RUiesUn, ahd tleikhati,
ahd AttBfhey geiietal Pleftep0iit are ali post
ilteiF ktiUWt rs lie warmly M fav6f Of Mr.
BeisiB continuing M tie Cablhet. And Whef
t6 these the President and tvs Thirds NJ the
GBuHtFF sfe added: Ne eatibd peFeglTg afif sBBa
feas8Hk i8f n rupture. MI. CGHmiHis ftelaHB
ls i6G Eeii kR8F HI tiLi6 AZ 4 ftaH III Ffeai
aiiiilF sRd hish lHi tEFitF W tg WFiiigH a8WH
Ne e6iHFafF ~ tbs bHdef 8f BFeiHdieRi RaF:
ltsaH6."
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-08-05

DAILEY.-Ausust & st sp: M, CHARLIE, In
The fsnsr., win tsks p.se e! th: sf,ss
street southeast.
HEINLINE.-A.so O'Clock, Augusta, 1875. sro.
The funeral win tsfe psce from his miners resi-
dence, No. 1iG o s'rest SOUTHEAST, at o,eloek
this afternoon. Triendsa md relztiyes reSpectfuly
oHRIsTMAN.-on the I'd Of August, AZ $50
O'Clock p m, at the residence OF her father, Jos.
ecnwartz, Mrs. EMMA CHRIsIMAN, beloved wife
Of Harry Ihristman, aged thirty-tHo years.
terian church, a. o'clock D. r. Thnrsday. the Sch
instant. Friends OF the family are invited to at
tend. = W
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-08-05

THE NATIONAL REpUBL1oAM THURSDAY MORNING
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-08-05

FOR REAL LIFE SECURED AT %
WASHINGTON BUsINEss COLLEGE.
no education which does NOT make self-support
and Independence Its hrst aim Is worth acquiring.
For circulars, call ct the College, corner Of Sew
apD-n II. o. sPEECER. President.
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al orders Of such aid or executive shall be
regarded a. proceeding from the commanding on
Ger, and such aid or executive shall have no
Independent authority In consequence Of such de-
TAM
sStan oflosrs senior to the ofacer 80 detailed
shall have the right to communicate directly with
the commandfng Officer -.
ain prooessions On shore, 90 eourts-msrtial,
summary courts, courts Of inquiry, boards Of sur
vey, and all other boards line and stat ofhcers
shall take precedence According % rank"
The foregoing are provisions Of the statute law
OF the country. In view Of the fnct that their
meaning and force have been sometimss misun.
Of the services with the following declarations
and regulations, promulgated - The views Of the
NAVY Department upon the subject natter. and
relation thereto. -
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September 6, 1876. Thorough INSTRUCTION. in Eng.
leh branches, Ancient Modern Languages and
Music Particular attention given TO Primary and
Intern ediate department. rUTr o. I =, lyiIsm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-08
FOREIGN NOTES.

LONDON. June 1.-THE Pal Man Gazette re-
ports that the Persian railroad concession TO Fakep
hagen has apsed because the contract was not fulfilled
QUEBEC June THE Lieutenant-GOvernoS
has issued proclamation dssoving the present House d
Assembly The nominations for the candidates for ths
new House Will take place the 30th Of June, and the
following eight days afterward.
LONDON, June T. The objection raised
against Pathfinder after he had the Liverpool Grand
National steepechase on the ground OF improper DE-
scriptiOn and which at the time Overruled by the
stewards the meeting frivolous has been reopencd
LONDON, June IA children's meeting in
connection with the revival movement was held today
in Bow Hall. The services were conducted by Major
Cole OF Chicago Fully 10000 children were presenI
IL Ia said been Of the most picturesque gath
erngs OF children in London, and the singing
is described as wonderful. similar smaller meetings
were also held to-day in the Victoria Theater and -
other places.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-08
AFFAIRS IN AUSTRALIA.

MAIL ScRyICH-TlDAL WAVE IN SOUTH AUSTRALIA.
SAN FRANCISCO, June g. - The Australian
Steam Navigation Company's steamship City Of Mel
arrived this evening with sydney dates TO the 9th
OF May.
The debate in the Parliament OF New South Wales with
reference the mail service by the way OF San Fran
cisco which up motion calling for the produc-
ton of all the correspondence connected Herewith, was
without any important results.
MI Carroll. q member OF Parliament from Ararat, has
been committed several charges Of forgery az the
agent of Goldsborough Co., wool brokers. The for
geres in the aggregate to many thousand pounds
tidal wave Port Prize in South australia caused
great damage to the Steps viii he taken TO have
the wines Of Adelaide represented at The Philadelphia
Centennial Exhibition.
letter dated sydney. " g. W., May sth received by
the steamship City Melbourne, says that the next mail
San Francisco will convey information respecting tho
mall service II Is thought that the Pacific and Oriental
Steamship Company will take the contract al any price
In order to give employ ment 10 their steamers
Messrs. Stubbs & Co., ancOneers OF sydney, nave
failed. Their liabilities are $J0O.O0O
The British naval authorities have sent vessel To III
guire into the Of the crew Of the brig James
Bnnie, al Howcs Island.