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National Republican., 1876-05-15

THE State executive committee of the
Liberal Republican party of New York
advises their followers to withhold the ex-
preston of any opinion regarding Presi-
Dental candidates until the nominations
shall have been made, both at Cincinnati
and St. Louis. This may be accepted as
threat, and is intended to frighten both
parties. Itshould be understood, however,
that this clique Of chronic grumblers has
very little, if any, cohesive power, and its
members will be apt to divide between the
Republicans and Democrats, no matter
what nominations may be made. Mean
while timid men will talk about concilia-
tion, but they will forget that it is possible
to conciliate so much as to discourage the
substantial masses of voters. The question
really IT stake is whether it is worth while
to risk anything in coaxing this small num-
Der of malcontents, when in so doing there
is danger of forfeiting the respect and losing
the support of the rank and file.
National Republican., 1876-05-15

THE FESTIVE Fitzhugh is bOins 'jurked"
over the Goals in the House of his friends.
The facts in this case show how little con-
sideration the ex-Confederstes paid to true
merit in selecting the officers Of the present
House. Here is man who jumped into an
important office without having any re-
putable backing, and, as events have proved,
without having even the least requisite
qualification. And yet they call this a re-
form House
National Republican., 1876-05-15

CARL ScHURz, William Cullen Bryant,
President Woolsey, Ex-Governor Bullock
and Horace White will attempt to assume
control of political affairs in this country at
3 o'clock this afternoon. They meet at
the Fifth-avenue hotel for this high pur-
pose, and will proceed at once to demolish
all the machine" politicians in the coun-
try-every man who is not in sympathy
with them being ranked as of the machine.
When they get through with their consul
tation it will be discovered that they have
simply attempted to pull wires and manip-
ulate affairs in their own selfish interests.
Nevertheless, certain so-called independent
journals will parade their deliberations as
the political law and gospel of the period,
and extol them to the very skies as high
minded patriots. So much for buncombe
National Republican., 1876-05-15

THE DEMOCRATS and not few Repub
licans claim or admit that all of the South
ern States will go Democratic next fall.
They forget that there are forty thousand
white Republican voters in North Carolina,
and that the Republicans have always
elected their State ticket since the war.
They also forget that South Carolina and
Florida have done the same. These facts
show that at least three Southern States
will remain true to the Union.
National Republican., 1876-05-15

A PROMINENT DEMOCRAT asks us the
question How would Hendricks and
Tilden do as the St. Louis nominees ?"
We answer that we have no opinion to ex-
press in the matter. 1t is not to be our
funeral. Next to securing good nomina-
tion at Cincinnati We feel that we would
like the Democracy to carry out their we'll
fixed principles of doing the worst they
can. After Pendleton and Fitzhugh, as
Democratic candidates for the Presidency
and Vice Presidency, we have no choice.
We are for Pendleton and Fitzhugh first,
last and all the time.
National Republican., 1876-05-15

CoNCURRENTLT with its publication in
nearly all of the leading journals of the
couRtryIwe print this morning Mr.. A. G.
Riddles rejoinder to Mr.. ex-Speaker
Blaine's last personal explanation. The
reader will at once admit that it is an array
of allegations ingeniously put together for
the purpose of placing the ex-Speaker on
the defensive again. As the whole matter
is the subject OF investigation by commit
tee of the House, whose sessions begin to-
day, 1t is probable that a sufficient answer
to these new or renewed charges will soon
be given to the public
National Republican., 1876-05-15

MR. CLAPP, the Congressional Printer,
was not allowed to be present for the pur-
pose of cross-exGmining the witnesses
against him during the investigation of
his affairs by the House committee. On
this CT parte presentation Of so -called facts
it is proposed that Mr.. Clapp shall be re-
moved and imprisoned.
National Republican., 1876-05-15
MONDAY MORNING. MAY 15 1876

sists of General Burnet and half dozen other
patriots who are burning with patriotic ardor
to serve their country-in some profitable
office.
The latest proclamation from this great
Reform institution contains very significant
paragraph, as follows:
"While this club has not pronounced In
favor of any particular candidate, yet its pur-
pose is to have an influential representation at
Cincinnati, to work unitedly for that person
whose election will be to us the surest guar
antee of securing the measures and reforms
we advocate"
There is good deal Of gossip going on In
political circles as to who "that person"
means. It is said that General Burnet means
Bristow, but that in order to enlist certain
very aristocratic class of reformers in this
city he has allowed them to believe that 1t
meant Evarts. How this question of jurisdic-
tion is to be, settled is not yet quite apparent,
but imagine that General Burnet and his
executive committee will be equal to the oc-
casion when 1t comes.
Another of those modern inventions is the
Reform League, which has just been presented
to the public. No politicians are to be per-
mitted to join this, and therefore it is sup
posed that it is the peculiar institution which
is to bring forth the "Great Unknown"
On Monday next we are to have the great
conference, at which Governor Tilden's espe-
cial friend, William Cullen Bryant, is to un-
fold himself to the gaze of his admiring coun-
trymen. REPUBLICAN -
Nsv.PBhlications.
"The Complete Poetical Works of John
Greenleaf Whittier" Published by Joseph
R. Osgood & Co., Boston, Mass. For sale by
E. NJ. Whitaker.
"Transcendentalism in New England" By
o. B. rockingham. Published by L. ?. Put
nam Sons, New York. For sale by Solomons
& Chapman.
National Republican., 1876-05-15

SUBSCRIPTIONS AND ADVERTISEMENTS
for the DAILY NATIoNAL REPUBLIcAX, Ieft at the
fooTg places Sl pS ttioneT So sIa street
stationers, No III Pensylyania ayenge northwest.
JOHN c. PARKER, statiOner, Seventh street, op-
posite Post Office.
S.R. KRAMER, pharmacist, corner OF Third and d
HowARD BEAIL, druggist, corner of Eighth and
A. j. scHGFHIRT, pharmacist, corner of h and
North Capitol streets.
NORTH WASHINGTON.
HELLERs StP % DEUG nS1S STORE, southwest corner OF
WIN. r. STOKE, druggist, corner OF Seventh and
D streets northwest, opposite Corcoran market.
hSRSkSS m I6i; ssysnth street.
F. W. KosS, druggist, corner of Seventh and
Boundary streets northwest.
N. ]. GRIFFITH, corner of Fifth and o streets
". A. GRAY, druggist, corner of Fourth street
and Massachusetts avenue northwest.
Tenth and NJ streets northwest.
street, near street northwest.
WEST END.
AMERIcUs DAVIS, druggist, corner OF Nineteenth
WIN. q. DUCKETT CO., corner Pennsylvania
avenue and Twenty-secOnd street northwest.
j. B. MOORE, druggist, No. 1924 Pennsylvania
avenue northwest.
EAST WASHINGTON.
K. B. FERGUSON, druggist, corner Of Second
street and Pennsylvania ayFH:f+. Capitol Hill.
F. \. DooLEI, dr''sgist, No. 2ES Pennsylvania
ED:sGRy Is. BURY, pharmacist, No. AZ Eighth
street southeast.
WIN. G.. DAWSON, druggist, No. 42S Seventh
r. 4. BHcoN. druggist, No. SO Four-and-a-half
Street southwest
CHARLES BECKER. druggist, No. rs High street.
JOHN II. sCHULTzE, tobacconist, No. IS Bridge
street
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
q, T. FRENCH. 95 King street.
]. 7. COX, cor. King and ST. Asaph streets
National Republican., 1876-05-15

THURMAN has made beginning in OHIO,
and may be considered as fairly on the
track for the race for the st. LOUIS nomi-
nation. OF cour e it will now be in order
for Tilden and other Democratic aspirants
to cut his throat.
National Republican., 1876-05-15

While the charges of arson and perjury
were being made against Fitzhugh, the Demo
Gratis patted him on the shoulder and said:
"Don't you mind 'em, Fitz," but when he W as
proven guilty of murder-that is, murder of
the Kings English-they could lot Withstand
the ridicule and modification, and have con-
cluded to ostracise the unfortunate man.
National Republican., 1876-05-15
CARRIAGES I!
CARRIAGES!

CARRIAGES CARRIAGES I!
- CARRIAGES III
All the latest styles of Spring and Summer Car
hand; are being onered at greatly re- re-oA
dueed prices. Secondhand Carriages
at a sacrifice, to close out. Repairing
ROBr. Fl. GRAHAM,s
Repository and Factory, 4io-4iA Eighth street
northwest. my12-Jt
National Republican., 1876-05-15

The Liberal Republicans of New York held
a meeting on Saturday, and after "whereas-
ing'' for some time concluded to watch both
national conventions aud go for the most un-
Objectionable man. This, Of course, will ne
cessitate their voting solidly for the Republt-
can candidate.
National Republican., 1876-05-15
EDITORIAL POSTSCRIPT.

Dom Pedro spent pleasant Saturday
among the Annapolis middies, and says that.
from their discipline and drill he should think
we ought to have the best manned navy in
the world.
National Republican., 1876-05-15

THE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN HAS A
LARGER CIRCULATION THAN ANY OTHER
MORNING PAPER IN THE DISTRICT OF CO.
LUMBIA,
National Republican., 1876-05-15
TA r r ] A G. ES!

CARRIAGES! CARRIAGES!
On hand 100 carriages, new and -v
second hand, Of my own and other CSk
makers, whichrl am offering at greatly ETSSA
reduced prices. i am finishing aXS S2-
number Of very fine Doctors Phaetons, which WIN
compare with any made here elsewhere. Also,
a large assortment OF light road wagons, Brewster
and other patterns. Repairing promptly attended
to.
myI3-3t 1905 PENNSYLVANIA avenue.
National Republican., 1876-05-15

The truly good people OF California have
concluded that simple imprisonment is not
severe enough for those brutes of humanity
who beat their wives. They deem public strap
pings about the right thing, and such will
hereafter be the order of the day.
National Republican., 1876-05-15

HOUSES AND FARMS FOR SALE.-SEV-
Ill eral two-story HOUSES and COTTAGES
monthly payments. Valuable Building LOTS ~
on easy terms: Also, FARMS In the District, -
Maryland and Virginia for Sale or exchange. -
APPLETON z. CLARK,
mhl5-WFMu 705 street northwest.
National Republican., 1876-05-15
MONDAY MoRNING:::::::::::::::: IS, 1875


q. T.. FRENCH. 95 King street.
j. L COX, cor. King and 81. Asaph streets.
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unb aler. Itap itsbt; 2. u&tti3enS' 8aiImap
@ompanp," al8 beTeu 0irettoren tol9enot
6erren nambaft geradt wurben: amgi {
Barbour, Sbeo. Barnes, Sobn Dunn, Sobr
8. Slid, Sas. q. 5Offman, SaS. .. SobH:
ion, SEQ. .. Sing, 81. 3. Ytuiiep,. Solept
Yratber uuo 6. 2Sbittleiep; 3. bic nyta
tionals Srtdz Ma6iues Company" beren Sor
lanb aus folgenoeu 0srren beiteht: 2emti
Slepbuue, g8alter g. Cor, Spbn 8. @oanS
SHm. y. Sobnion, @has. s. Bed, 8m. p
8biaip, 98m. Stidnep nnO Jatbanlel SStl
ion.
= Sn Der @ibuns Oes APPROPRIATIONS
Gomita'S beS0auias fam Die 4bi4affun9 De
amtes bes Steuer, ,Superpiiors sur Serbanb
lung, mofIr iid namentli6 @oumiiidr Brat
ausipra1.
- Gin 6rGulein Gtta g. Sierra bot 9e9e
Sames 8. Senrp uou EOro.&arolina Elm
Slage auf $4,000 S6mer5ens9eloer e1ngt
i bra6t, neil 9etterer seiagt haben ioa. baB
iie nad etuem 5auie in Der 10. StraBe mil
genommen uuD ii9 bort nit ibr bic 3elt Del
!, | trieben babe.
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Der "A. Gonarek. Grte stsuna.

Der a.. Gon8reB. - Grfte StsMn9.
gSaibin9tOn, 10. Sebruar.-Sm g e
aate 1purOe auf @riu6en oes &eprdientap=
tenbauies ein @oaferens @omite iiber Die
3.65er Oltrittss sYonoS< Yil ernaunt.
Wtebrere Yetitionen lin cine Centennial
Serwilitsuug muroen per9ele9t.
Had ldn9trer Debate puroe bic 8il iiber
bic ygtsrolide Pacific.ga anseuommeH.
Ser Sefretdr bes ariegs Separtemeuts
ianbte eiuen Seritt iiber Die WiiltSeu beS
2aubes ein.
5leraui tpnrbe Die Centennial 8tlt pieber
aufsenommen uno pe.ter bebatttrt. Normooo
iprad segen Die Bill.
SIM 8eprd ientantenbauie muroe
iofort be &oniular. mo btplpmatii9e Ser
pilligunds Sta anfgenommen. Die 95.
Sale uno epnt] iptaden ie cine balbe StunOe,
uorauf Blaine nit elmer ldngeren 9teoe folgte.
Die 2ettere betraf aiisi6lieBlid Die 5inau5s
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amtIideu Stelluns jeScr;eit ous Yurtsi- 3rte.
refie bem Der 1eute, nit tueld)eu er in Seriib.
ruug fam, nadfellte.
YI0tlihe8 Ableben.- Yatricf
Wc@Ornlad, in 9tr. 10, OF 6abettsftrnBs,
wobnbaft, pollte getcrn &orlRltta9 bel Gil.
uermOOO & S6bnen, gtr. 26l. gtoro=Srout=
fraBe, Soblen beite1en mo fiel, ols er cuf
oem Slur ocS 6auleS mar, bepuBtlos nieoer.
Der berbei9erufene 9r. 9. @. Rabon err
flGrte mad pOrgeuommeuer llntsriudung, ba6
er bonn SfIage 9eriibrt iei Uian bef0rotrte
ibH 6arauf mad leiner g8obnung, NO CT ual
Ytitta9 Oeridleb. Der Serltorbene mar 80
Sabre alt unO biuterlGBt eine gSittpe mo
Sl16er.
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Werbaftun9 BON 2tnbdn8ern 0e-
HH a fffe NlS N a 1iTre& !"

Yott8btlIe, 3D., 10. 5ebr.-8eife1n
abenb puroen Ghas. WcIlliter nnb Patrid
Ntunle1 uutpeit WabOnep- @itp wegen bes i'm
pergan9euen September on Sbomas Sauger
unS gSm. 98ren periibten 9oppelnoroes per
baitet. Grlterer mar eiu Ser9rperfsaufieber
uub Qebterer elm Sersmann in Seaton's Sob
leugrube.
Im Sonuabenb finoet bic SerhauOlung in
benz Sabeas Corpus -6ale Der Der Grmor.
oung OeS Bolislfen Yoit in &antaqua an9e.
ihuloiaten Wqnner itatt.