National Republican., 1875-09-04
EDITORIAL JOTrINGs.
-'1s 1t warmp No, 1t is Just hot.

-'Ts 1t warmp No, 1t is just hot.
New York detective: 'what do YOU
noe" Comrade: ~ Noe nothing"
If Prussia does not object, the grand war
manouyers of the French army,wil begin Sep
tember 21st.
The boys are gradually contracting peri.
odical attacks of the toothache. The schools
open next Monday.
Senators Dawes and Boutwell, are said to
favor Mr.. A. II. Rice as the Republican candi-
date for Governor of Massachusetts,.
II The probable candidates forthe' Governor
ship of Illinois next year will be William R.
Morrison, Democrat, and Shelby N. Cullom,
Republican.
William Welsh, by holding mortgages
upon Cuban slaves, has helped to keep alive
the reign of terror which has existed in the
fair Isle Of Cuba for the past seven years.
What meaner and more despicable thing
in the sight of heaven and earth can a man do
at present than hold directly or indirectly
property in the flesh and blood of the patriotic
Cubans.
We will have few words about infant
profanity, as practiced by boys engaged in the
healthful, invigorating pastime of alley loaf
ing just as soon as we can get about three
tons OF facts, now in possession, properly ar
ranged.
-"oh, mothers, dear, hunt out the soft,
tender, genial side of your boys nature"
cries a young lady correspondent. Hump,
just as If that wasn't what our precious
mothers have been hunting all the while with
a-shoe.
Mr.. Welsh mans inhumanity to man
makes countless thousands mourn" Can't
you be reasonable, now, and loosen those
shacklesl Wouldn't you feel more like ac-
cusing your fellow men If you were blameless
yourselfi
"A brigand was executed at Potenza, Itely,
on the 18th ult., guilty of twelve assassina
tioDs, seven homicides, four attempts at muir
der, resistance to the authorities, nineteen
robberies on big scale and death-bed
repentance.
-"Cuba Libre, Cuba free," is the patriotic
cry of all iberty-loving Americans, and vet 1t
seems like hoping against-hope, so long as
citizens Of the United States, like Mr.. Welsh,
continue to aid and abet the dark power of
Spain, by loaning money to her, for the pur-
poses of carrying on her inconsistent and
merciless strife.
General Henry W. Slocum of Brooklyn has
just returned from long Western tour with
General Sherman. He told representative of
the Syracuse Courier that as a result of his
in the West, he believed Governor
Tilden would be the next Democratic nominee
for the Presidency. Now look out for a roar
from the Hendricks and Allen organs.
The blood tinted war-cloud which hoyered
over Georgia few days ago has vanished and
left not trace behind. Some of the men
who lsnguished in dungeons have been brought
forth, tried and honorably acquitted, and now
the horde Of White Leaguers are planning
another insurrection, which they expect to
make "rightperte" affair. The negro will
be responsible for It, of course.
- Day by day the clouds Of falsehoods and
mean vituperations, which have been gather
ing about the Interior Department are lifting,
and the storms of blackguardism and pre7ar-
lcated truths begin to settle gradually back
TO the source from whence they came, and
drip their Shiny oozings upon the heads of
those who generated the infamous scheme to
blacken official honor and integrity.
The ladies six months ago, amid the
popular outburst of derision respecting the
new style of dresss resolved to: gil.
Pin 'em back tig hter and snugger with care,
And let the strong gender swear wildly and
stare,
But now they come gailantiy to the front
with moral resolve that
The ballot they'll have, that too right soon,
Or babies Ill be scsrcer than crops In the moon.
The people Of New York have arisen in
heir dignity, and pointing the finger of scorn
1t the pie man of the new postoffice, have
him to hoist anchor and pass out,
o "see" after some other place. But the
yritty little fellow straightens up, and re-
marks that he and his stand have legal right
here, and that he proposes to Hswes her to
he spot, and any man who attempts to pull
he stand down will get rap-i-dan layished |
'rofusely upon his countenance.
= That pretentious Christian gentleman,
dr. Welsh, moans sonorously about the |
lleged Irregularities of the Indian Bureau,
laiming that the poor indian Is the victim Of |
confidence, and the greatly wronged |
yard Of the nation. In the meanwhile the |
foresaid pretentious Christian gentleman
uilds himself gilded palace out OF nl-gotten
aims wrenched from the hearts blood and /
rains sweat Of men struggling to free them
elves from the bondage Of an infamous
layery. rs at
= That diminuttye specimen Of newspaper
nterprise which Is seen occasionally on our
treets about the hour Of Q p. m, and which Is
nown by the few who find time to read 10, as
be "Infsnt Irish Bull Propogstor," is squeal-
,g terribly just now over the philosophy Of
'me "schoolmaster abroad" whom It lacks
Intelligence and brain-capicity to comprehend.
( course the little thing Is not to blame for