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National Republican., 1876-01-19

Whatever we may think of Mr.. Blaine as
a Statesman, or of his sincerity in tine move
meat he was so conspicuous in to make Mr..
jefferson Davis an exception in the granting
admiration for the alertness and dexterity with
which he has so many times met and defeated
his adyersaries, the daring ingenuity of his
feiDts and maneuvres, and the brilliant au-
dacity of his ahacks.-T. Y. Tfi5une.
OF course, but then you must remember that
Mr.. Blaine is a majority of the House, and the
majority rules generally.
National Republican., 1876-01-19

A REPORT is generally circulated in sewing
circles, class-meetings and cheap clubs that
Whitelaw Reid has been sent to the Lying in
Asylum by his fast friend, ex-senator Sprague.
The ex-senator suspects Jay Gould. Nothing
happens so often as what is least expected
HG H. Bn in fbe Sunday Herald.
National Republican., 1876-01-19

THE NATION AL REPUBLICAN Is published every
morning Sundays excepted at the southwest cor.
ner OF Thirte-" street and Pen asylvania avenne,
and furnished to subs rI5ers (by carrersl at fy
cents per month.
Mail subscribers, postage paid, ESQ per year;
400 for siK months, and e. for three months.
Terms invariably in advance.
RATES OF ADVERTISING:
twenty-five cents per line. Advertisements IN.
der the cad Of 'For Sale or Rent" "Wsbted,"
Lost and Found" and "PersonAl," q" twelve and
o half cents DER line.
~ All communications, whether on business or
for publication, should be addressed TO WA' Dc
MURrAGH Proprietor, NATIONAL REPUBLICAN,,
Washington, d. c.
National Republican., 1876-01-19

The bill introduced yesterday allowing a
President 10 be elected for two terms, but
making an incumbent ineligible for third one,
is new idea, and deserves especial considera-
National Republican., 1876-01-19
BOARDING.

A NEW DINING SALOON
0FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN AND
TABLE BOARDERS,
40 Ninth street.
This new saloon win be literally conducted. The
best the market affords viii be at the command Of
guests. The scale of prices Is exceedingly low.
nos-f c. H. NELSON & CO., Proprfetors.
National Republican., 1876-01-19

A member of the Judiciary Committee has
announced q bill directing that public officers
tion, but, in addition, to support and defend
the Union of the States; and to this might be
added, $50 long as they are citizens of the
United States" 1t is highly proper to make
this matter as strong as possible SO long as
Mr.. Hill and men of his kidney have de-
termined to continue their old fight within
the Union.
National Republican., 1876-01-19

those whose political disabilities had been re-
moved" If the old man is spared long enough
there may be the same apparent change in his
disposition that we now see in Mr.. Hill.
The Revised Statutes compel the payment
of duty on all painted glass used in churth
windows, which has heretofore been free Of
duty. Now, the beautiful and delicate tints
thrown by the refulgent rays of the genial sun
over our religious assemblies will be seen no
more in new churches, and the small boys
heart will sadden because he cannot watch
the var:egated shadows as they fit and per-
form grotesque maneuvres over the wall.
The Radicals will find us in full forse al
Philadelphia on the 4th of July.-RicImond
Wig.
Good. Now, that is the true way to talk. If
there be anything that will give US cause for
rejoicing it will be the sight of full Southern
representation at the Centennial. Virginia is
welcome, but she really ought to be loyal and
patriotic enough to appropriate little some
thing to make the affair success, even if jeff.
Davis isn't amnestied.
National Republican., 1876-01-19

Tie Southern press still insist upon it that
General George II. Thomas was at heart
secessicnist. All that we have to say is that
whatever his theory may have been his prac-
tice was beautiful.
National Republican., 1876-01-19
WANTS.

WANTS.
N@N~NN-N~N-N-NoO1 NoO1~N~0~0~~(~~~%LN
AN EXPERIENCED PHONOGRAPHER,
"a who writes 4 neat and rapid long-h hand, de-
sires employment. Address ''SHORTHAND."
REPUBLICAN Office. jai9-St"
FARMER.-A YOUNG MAN OF EXPE-
Il rience in the Stable, Dairy, Vineyard, Orchard
and all that pertains to improved farming, de-
stres employment Best of references. Address
Farmer. ~ this office. jan15-4t'
NY PERSON DESIRING THE ASSIST.
"A ance, permanent or temporary, Of an expert
enced, Intelligent and assiduous amenuensls or
confidential secretary, whose references are uneN-
ceptionable, can secure the same BY addressing z
RUTLEDHE. At this office. dec3-tf
WANTED-MnITAR BOUNTY LAND
" MWAMsgAAysik WI. ). A5AoyHsikssfToN, sfToN Attorne5-.t-1.~,
SECOND HAND CLOTHING WANTED AND
~ the HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID. In con-
sequence OF the large sales made daily, am In
need OF the above, and am prepared to buy all
kinds Of GENTEEMENS', BOTS, AND LA
DIES, GARMENTs, HATS; BOOTS, SHOES,
very highest cash prleeo BX csiIg gs or b adressns
aug25-f s7 street northwest.
nR. A. PRATT, DENTIST, HAS RE
- moved to the northwest corner OF Seventh
and ID streets, over Crandall's book store, where
he will be pleased to see his old patrons, and tss
general public. te2-o
National Republican., 1876-01-19

The resurrectionists recently went down into
the cold, cold ground after deceased Southern
correspondent of the New York Herald, and
when they got there it was discovered that he
had gone on down. He had tired of lying,
and had risen and continued his journey to-
wards home.
National Republican., 1876-01-19
HARPER's FERRY.

Statement Of Facts IN the Case Of this Gov
srnment VI. the Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
road.
We make the following extract from q pam.
phlet of thirteen pages Just published by Gap
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National Republican., 1876-01-19

The Ulster. oyercoat man was in serious
trouble again yesterday. The most pitiablc
sight in this impoverished country of ours is
an able-bodied man wearing heavy Ulster
during this hot spell, because his coat is out
at the elbows
National Republican., 1876-01-19
LOST AND FOUND.


010 REWARD.-LOST OR STOLEN, ON
sp1O the 18th instant, one large brown paper
cept to the owner; also . Physicians POCKET
RECORD for 1870. The above reward will be paid
on return to the Chronicte once. de2l-tf
The Morning herald., 1876-12-02

THE subject of politics in the pulpit is
one that could now we'll receive the criti-
cism of the lecturer and the editor. The
emergent times in which we live are more
frsighted with public importance and depth
of patriotic and national interest than
any that have ever before occurred
within the history Of the Republic. They
are more serious than those which sur
rounded our forefathers when struggling
with foe of more than double advantage. to
plant and build up the great fabric offree
and independent government. The times
which We now exist in are those pregnant
with dangers that imperil all principles
upon which this government is founded
they are dangers, which the weakness Of
one party has festered in iniquity, until
the sore is now ready to burst and spread
its virus upon the system Of Republican
government, and tsint political history in
America by the Nexicanized idea of bayo.
nets and usurpation. Under these circurn-
stances, which are more terrible than any
that have ever before menaced . people
The Morning herald., 1876-12-02
Here and There.

A census is now being taken in Paris and
throughout France.
Prof Swing says that hat worn on a
bet "ccmes down over the eyes of the win
ner's soul"
Within five weeks after the copyright Of
Keble's "Christian Year" expired, ten new
editions appeared in London published by
different houses.
The latest statistics upon French COM
merce give the importance from January !
to October 81, 1876, in dollars, as $637, ),
$4,000, and the expectations at $599326,-
900.
Though the King of Denmark has been
on the throne thirteen years he has never
been crowned, the troubles between Den
mark and Germany in 1863 rendering the
costly ceremony inauspicious.
New Haven merchants are petitioning
for an amendment to the city bylaws
which will protect them from
the damaging effects caused by New York
auctioneers coming to that city and selling
cheap goods of all kinds.
Ristori, like Janauschek, has perfected
her English, and It is said her language in
Lady Macbeth is faultless in the impas-
stoned speeches, though it betrays some pc
/. culiaritlas in quieter passages. AT the age
of sixty such profciency is truly remarka.
BILE.
Disraeli advises the Church to make
heterodox cIergymen into bishops as soon
as possible. "Look at Bishop Temple" !"
he says. "When he was plain Or. Temple
he was troublesome, but there is no more
harmIeSsly orthodox man in the Church" !"
The London Economist notice az q re-
markabIe fact the American Government
ha. directly or indirectly, bought 9200, 1000
of silver in the London market for the
purpose of coming aud shows that the ex-
port of silver from the United States to
England has steadily decreased since 1874
While ell England was agog with the
Russian difficulty, London clergy.
man wrote to an evening paper thus: "Thi,
morning | married in nv church, a mar
and woman bearing the names of Thoma.
Turk and Jane Russ. Very likely the
match will end sooner or later in trouble
and make the coincidence more perfect"
The Morning herald., 1876-12-02

who are lovers Of freedom, We approve Of
q discussion Of politics in the pulpit. The
question Of Church and State i one that
has occupied the deepest and most logical
thought ofAmerican statesmanship. The
association of the two has always been re-
garded as incongruous in national debate,
but at this time moderate, temperate
Christian debate, upon the dangers which
threaten all political comfy, cannot fail to
be productive of pleasant results upon an
oyerheated STATE of mind in political
thought. This does not, Of fcouse, include
political diatribes from the pulpit, or fire.
brands thrown into well charged powder
magazines.
The Morning herald., 1876-12-02

We would call the attention OF our mu-
sical friends to the following magazines.
Peters Household Melodies, containing
five or six beautiful songs and choruses.
"Peters' Parlor Music, !" containing several
easy piano pieces.
ola Creme de Ia Creme" . collection OF
difficult piano music by the best European
authors.
"Peters' Organ selections" for reed Or
pipe organ.
.'Peters' Sacred Selections" containing
hymns, anthems, etc.
"Peters' Octave Choruses," containing
Tor choice choruses for singing societies.
These magazines are published at the
uniform price of 81 per annum, postpaid,
and we have no hesitation in saying that
they are unequaled in quality, cbeapness
and elegance. Give your newsdealer %
cents, and tell him to order sample copy,
or send direct to the publisher, J. L.
Peter, S43 Broadway, New York.
The Morning herald., 1876-12-02
THE HERALD.

TIE MORNING HERALD u published
very ndsnins, sunaays exeeptedJ and
delivered In the city Of Wilmington and
surrounding places for six cents per week,
payable to the carriers. Mail subscriptions
postage nee, three dollars Pc annum in
AdvanoA.
=. ~O'BYHNE BRos., Publishen,
No. 500 Shipiey Street,
Wilmington, Del.
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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-10-10

The meanest lie publish
ed in the Balnesville ENTER
PRISE during the campaign
was that in which WILLIAM
OKEY is reported as having
abused the Germans in re-
marks relating to the enfran-
chisement of women. Mr..
Taylor Dougherty, Of Wayne
township, fathers the commu-
nication sent from Woodstield
containing the falsehood. 1t
is not a letter to be proud OF.
Had Mr.. Dougherty inquired
of Mr.. Okey whether he had
used such language, he would
have been saved the trouble of
giving publicity to a matter
So utterly absurd that no one
has yet been found that be-
lieves a word of it. +
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-10-10

@ Bob Ingersoll was never much OF
believer in Reformers. Speaking OF
the eminent Christian gentleman, John
Calvin, Mr.. Ingersoll says in one of his
essays: -ae
"Calvin was of psllid, bloodless COM
plexion, thin, sickly, irritable, grum, i'm
patient, egotistic. tyrannical, heartless
and infamous. He was strange COM
pound of revengeful morality, malicious
forgiveness, ferocious charity, egotisticsl
humility, and kind of hellisa justice -
In other words, he was as near like the
God of the Old Testament as his health
permitted" IL
In the same remarkable document Mr.
Ingersoll pays this touching tribute to
the Church:
"The Church has been and still is the
great robber. She has riAed not only the
pockets but the brains of the world. She
is the stone at the sepulcher of liberty
the upas tree, in whose shade the intellec,
of man has withered; the Gorgon, be
meath whose gaze the humane heart has
turned to stone. Under her influence
even the Protestant mother expects to be
happy in heaven, while her brave boy
who fell fighting for the rights of man
shall writhe In hell.'
When Mr. Ingersoll goes about max
ing Republican speeches an orthodox
clergyman or two should be given seat'
on the platform just to give the thing
eelat.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-10-10
That Lib About 7HE GERMANS,
LETTER FROM PROMINENT
GERMANS AVID taR. OKEY'S
REPLY.

WooDsFIELD, O., Oct. 6, 1876,
HoN. WM. OKEY-DEAR SIR: We
beg to call your attention to the
following article which we under
stand is being secretly circulated in
this county:
~ do not know; you see I repre-
sent a district composed almost en-
tirely Of Germans, men who are ac
customed to see women treated like
horses, and they would never con
sent to their enfranchisement."
We know you to well to entertain
the idea for one moment that't there
is particle of truth in it, but We
desire your own statement in regart
to it, that We may contradict it b.
authority. Respectfully, 81.
M. HOEFFLER, :. =.
JACOB REINHERR,
FRITZ REEF, "a
C. F., F.,LAUENSTE1N
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-10-10
ewThe editor of the Advance saw y

y The editor of the Advance saw n
poorly dressed woman enter drug
store, lay down ten cents, and receive a
little package He inquired what she
had bonght, and was told it was opium,
Of which stock was kept ready for
regular customers He was also told
hy physician Of wnman ''who had
been able To conceal this vice till after
her marriage, whose husband had re.
moved from the city to a country place,
and taken every precauiion against car
rying any Of the deadly drug with them,
And yet his wi e grew worse and worse
(the deadly pallor Of her face might
have hetraved her In the beyinring J,
and he found that she had smuggled 8
pound Of opium in chest Of tea, and
so coull use unlimited quantitiesv
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,fsks0 u 8ETNa.E,EfsFl
) CASTORIA., )

1t is mistake to suppose othat Csstoria, Is
not adapted to grown persons as wen as Chil.
dren. They only need to increase the quantity.
But children have 80 many complaints. for,
which Castoriais is adapted.-like Wind Collie,
Sour Stomach. Worms. Tettsf, sTeething
and oronp, that it is especially recommended
for them. ~, - - az
Its effects are more certain than Castor
Oil. II contains no alcohol and is as pleas
ant to take as honey. It never gripes. By
regulating the stomach and bowels the Castoria
cools the blood, expels worms and pre-
vents fsverishness, quiets the nerves and pro-
duces health-then Of course children can
sleep in quiet and mothers can rest.
Castoria is Recommended by all physi-
clans and nurses who have tried it, and it is
having q rapidly increasing sale. It is pre-
pared with great care after the recipeof DR..
Samuel Pitcher, of Mass, at the Laboratory Of
J. B. Rose q 0e.s46 pey street, n y.,ectlotia.
q 4 3 2 aw
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Assignee's Sale Of Real Estate,

In pursuance Of an order Of the court OF
i common pleas of Noble county, Ohio, no-
tice is hereby given that will offer for sale at
public auction at The door Of sheso court. house,
in Woodsfeld, Monroe county, Ohio, on the
9th day Of November, "A. D.1S7G
at o'clock p m. Of said day the foliowing real
estate situate in Monroe county, Ohio. toSwit;
1st TRAcT-Known as the Msnnasse H6pp
land, to wit: The southwest quarter Iof Tho
northwest quarter of section seventeen, town
ship number threet range number ak re5s 81
Also, the southeast quarter of theDnortheast
quarter and the northeast quarter of the north
east quarter Of section number twenty three.
township number three Of range number six.
Appraised at 5000.
I'd TRACT known as the Casey lot, to Wit:
The southeast quarter Of the southeast quarter
Of section number htwenty-three, township
number three of range number SIX
Appraised at $500. -=,ss1--s-
3d TRAcT-Known as the Edwards lot, to
wit: The southwest quarter of tie southeast
quarter of section number twenty-three, town.
ship number three of range, number six. su,rv
Appraised at $720. g',"D .. z ~
Being the lands Of John s. Holman, assign.
ed to me for the benefit Of his creditors. Said
land will be sold in the aggregate or in tracts
to suit purchasers. tiissa
TERMS OF SALE -one-thifd cash in hand,
Fone-third in enc year and eae-third- in two
years from day Of sale. with iutsrsst the pay.
ments to be secured BY mortgage upon the
premises sold. iltfsi = I913 3f1gll 'r.9}Fsrss.
t4f CONRAD SCHANKBERG,
Il. m &c Assignee Of John s. Hohman.sc
oct3, IOWA. esl.g .ns ,sras.g =. ,.sf.s
a BELFoRRD & OKEY. and = =
HoLLIsTER 8 0xEy, Att'ys. ~ ~ 'sI!e
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A Change.

Everybody comedies the need OF ,
change. Matters cannot be- worse, ant
they may be very much Setter. 4.
Governor Tilden worked a sgrea
change in the State Of New York. III,
saved it over eleven millions of dollars
long before the time the Republicans
promised to begin to reduce taxation
with all their ready facility at easy prom
ises.
Tilden is the Nan for the Times, then
A man who can anticipate even thu
promises OF that corrupt and profligat'
crew, by deeds which ring ont their owr
story through the land, is just the maj
to make the needed change.
The change he has worked in New
York. that change will he work in th,
nation.
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New York Tribune Lies Exposed.

Washington Correspondent N. Y. World)
TIE statement published in the New
York Tribune to-day that the last House
allowed Southern war claims to the
amount of $485, 900, is a mischievous and
malicious misrepresentation of the facts
The bill which the House passed was that
covering the claims of those who were
loyal during the war, and we're allowed
by the Southern Claims Commission,
which acts bv the authority and under the
revision of Congress. No so called rebel
claims under the law can be approved by
this Commission As to the other war
claims passed by the House, the official
record shows that of the 55 cases report
ed, covering $2l5,00Q, 81 were reported
favorahly in the last Republican House,
amounting to $l70, 900, and of the whole
IS but II were passed by the Democratic
House, aud amounted to just $75 ,000 and
no more Now in the f1rst session of the
last Congress the Republicans reported
70 war claims favorably, involving S744,
600, besides cases for 900 bales Of cot
ton used in constructing fortiications -
The number of bills PISSED was A., and
the amount involved was S204, 600 The
Republican War Claims Committee which
reported these bills also reported one in
ryolving S5,000,000. known as the iron
L clad contractors claim This is the off
cial Republican record put against Re-
Publican falsehood.
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WooDsFrELp, o., Oct. 6, 1916. :, :
To NJ. Hoefaer, G. F. Lauenstein, Jacob Rein
herr and Fritz Reef, Esqrs. -i.r.
GENTLEMEN: In reply to your let
ter of inquiry Of this date, l will sd,
that | never, at any time or place
used the language imputed to me il
the article referred to; nor did l ey
er, on any occasion, use language o
that import. Ihave always had thu
highest respect and esteem for ou
German population, and am pleased
to know that you entertain the opin
ion expressed in your letter.
Respectfully Yours,
WILLIAM OKEY.