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National Republican., 1876-02-02

ECuyusr. AND TETEENCHMENT are the
>r,ci.,,Ics now being performed by the
U~'se for the ediiicatlon of the country.
As tie body of economIsts arc composed,
for the mot part, of ex-ConfedcrAte Gen
erals, poor as scare crows. it Is the most
natural thing in the world TO insist on
economy in others. They want everybody
TO be as economical as they have to be
but as they are directly responsible for the
6tringency of the times, would it not be in
better taste 10 let the Snrtinn nf tho oo,--.--
tnat nous the purse have something to say
National Republican., 1876-02-02

until every lOyaI 60iQier mas been DISPLACED.
The coming up and going down Of the sun Is
no more certain than this, and It can be safely
predicted that every one of these loyal men
will be removed before the present session Is
ever.
Martin Tupper never did good thing In his
life without doing doubtful one to couuteract
1t. He promised faithfully that he would
come to the Centennial and personally super
intend the rendering Of his great drama, and
now he sends word that possibly he will not
be able to fulfil his promise. There is some
thing searchingly sad about this intelligence,
something that the American patriot will
dwell upon with unmitigated sorrow. That
We arc to have the drama is really bad enough,
but add to this affliction the fact that we are
not to have Martin Tupper, and the Centennial
will have q grief greater than 1t can bear.
Still we would not say anything to impede the
progress of the great Exposition or mar the
hopes Of the American public. However.
Martin Tupper's drama without Martin Tupper
will be worse than ship without q sail.
Following close in the wake Of the Macken-
zie and Bridge escapade comes little episode
from Brooklyn, which is a very fair specimen
Of the everyday occurrences which transpire
within the hailoued circle of our social exist
ence. Margaret Gunner, a dashing blonde,
and Kate Carroll, q pretty brunette, both ap-
pear to have had a sort of mortgage on q
spruce young man named Gerrity. By strategy
Kate endeavored to foreclose her mortgage,
but Margaret, ever alert and watchful, took
immediate action to forestall the scheme of
her fair adversary by administering to her
snarting chastisement. But Katie demurred.
While Margaret was attempting to pluck out
her eyes she busted herself in erecting great
bumps all over Margaret's countenauce, which
enterprise resulted in Disagreement for life.
When the case was brought into court the
judge. with that justice peculiar to the bench
of Brooklyn, said that any "two robust and
buxom women who are willing to wage war
over the possession of one man ought to be
allowed to wage it to tho bitter end, ," and dis
missed the case. On the other hand, any
man who will stand by and watch two women
destroy themselves for his sake will never be-
come president of any respectable humane
society. -
National Republican., 1876-02-02

AND NcN speaker Kerr insists that his
Hcndricka /, ter was private. and that its
publication was a breach of confidence.
1t is str1u-e how many breaches of this
kind are harpening in the affairs of candi
dates for the Presidential nomination just
now: but /: would be stranger still if the
Democrscv should prove to be able to heal
the breaches these publications have made.
National Republican., 1876-02-02

ITMAY l,e we'll for the holders of District
=. 5.Gs 5 to 1,ntember that the Democracy in
the Senate is mainly responsible for the
delay in pT"viding for the payment of the
February iari rest now due on them. The
Democratic members of that body have
simply "talked" the bonds into protest.
National Republican., 1876-02-02

WHILE ii" Democratic majority in the
House is orGaged in talking about re-
trenchmenr md reform the Administra-
ton is Sc -eding, as usual, in reducing
the public ,lebt. The monthly statement
from the Treasury. printed elsewhere,
shows thai during the month Of January
Just CLOSED tie reduction was 81 500, 155. AT.
National Republican., 1876-02-02

THE Texas Democrats have renominated
Richard Coke as their candidate for Gov
ernor. Coke is an outspoken, blatant
rebel, man of disreputable habits, and
altogether unfit for the place. except as the
fitting representative of the Lone Star De-
mOcracy
National Republican., 1876-02-02

1t seems to u the foregoing will be
sufficient TO show that the utterances of the
present day arc the utterances of the period
just previous TO the war, and there are col
umns more like them. The negro, the
scalawag, the Radical, come in for the ha-
tired of the South now, like the abolitionist
did then, and constitutionalism versus CEN
tralism occupies the same prominent place,
and the Constitution is to be saved by vio-
lent means now, as then. 1t is true, as Mr..
Hillsays, ga people who refuse to under
"stand the cause Of one failure refuse to
"provide the surest means of success in the
"next struggle" and, taken with his
declaration Of the other day, that 'fhe
"South will never again seek remedy in
"the madness Of another secession, may
seem to secure us against that form Of mad
ness but there was another way proposed
as far back as May 9, 1859, in the Southern
convention which met at Vicksburg, Mis-
sissippi, and that was ''by preventing the
Installation into Office of Republican
president and the Inauguration of the
Republican party In power, which was
National Republican., 1876-02-02

The success OF such 4
party would indeed pro-
ducc an "irreprcskible
conflict" To you would
lie presented the qucs-
ton, "Will you allow
the constitutional Union
to lie changed into the
dcspotism of a major
ity: VIII you become
the subjects of a hostile
government: Or will
you, outside OF the
Un;On, assert the equal
ity, the liberty and SOW
creieHty TO which you
were born ." For myself
| say, = ! as did the
great and good Cal
houn, 8 = Hove aud
Veneratc the Union OF
these States; but / love
liberty and Mississippi
more.-Jc1srsOn DGr,S
Of 'IocL'soR, Mss, Jv',J
q, 1859.
National Republican., 1876-02-02

PRESENT INDICATIONS point to a long
session of Congress, probably until July,
if not later. And when it is closed the
same indications arc that nothing will have
heen done
National Republican., 1876-02-02
Hsw Publications.

"Gates of Praise" By j. L. Macduf, D..
D. Published by Robert Carter &c Bros, New
York. For sale by VIM. Ballantyne.
Crank Lcsle's Popular Monthly" Pub
iished by Frank Leslie, New York. For sale
by shiliingtou, Four-and- a-half street aud
Pennsylvania avenue.
"The American State" BY VIM. G.. Dix.
Published by Estes & Lauriat, Boston.
National Republican., 1876-02-02

The Old Onion. tie
Union OF the CO2siitu-
ton, OF equal rights be-
tween sovereign States,
is abolished. 1t is gone
forever; strangled by
consolidation, and now
tie instrument Of cen
tralism, TO establish an
irresponsible despotism
OF the North over the
S O u I IA .-CHGricsiur
!Rcrcwry. alag, iS5o.
National Republican., 1876-02-02

Tho idea has
bcen Swallowed forth
in the South by Mr..
Ruffin, has been taken
NJ and recommended
in the Adcei'tiSrr Un-
der the n am c o (
"Legue of United
SoutIerners," ho,
keeping up their old
party relations on all
other questions, will
hold LlR Southern issue
paramount and will In
fiueBcc lartics, Legis-
latUres sId Statesmen.
Letter q W. L. YdH-
cey, ddicd Montgomery.
Ala5Hm6, ,ians IS, 1860,
TO Jos. S. Hd"gAcT. Of
Af'aafa, 0a
National Republican., 1876-02-02

No man who favored the war for the L uion
can be nominated for the Presidency 10y the
Democratic partY.' This statement, it will
readily be seen Strengthens Governor lien
bricks cause materially.
National Republican., 1876-02-02

II ait AJoliiiOniSt i,e
chosen President Of the
nited States, you will
have presented TO you
the question of whether
you will permit the
Government to pass into
the hands of your
avowed and implacablc
enemies. = 8 In
that event, in such nan-
Der as should be most
expedient, [ should
deem it your duty to
provide for your safety
outside OF the Union
JcfcTSoH Day'iS al jack
son, HiSs., an the fail or
1t is important that
we should send such
men to represent us lin
CongTess) as possess
the ability 10 combat
the approaches OF Re
publicarism, and the
nerve TO sccede from
Washington in case Alb
olitionism should install
one of its leaders in the
Executive Mansion of
the nation.-MODt.gom-
ery Adre|iiAer. ifdfch,
1879.
National Republican., 1876-02-02

The Oxford and Cambridge boat crews say
that should the weather be favorable they will
help grind out some excitement for US during.
the Centennial. Cornell will probably join in
and make that excitement lively for our Eng
iish cousins.
National Republican., 1876-02-02

The members o. this
organization shall De
known as he"Leagues
of the South ; and our
motto shall be A South,
crn Republic is ouI
only safety Sec. |
Constitution Of leGSn.
,Io19aed al Bethel ch'ir~L
Montgomery von "tg'
.fin.. ny TO- 1861.
National Republican., 1876-02-02

Philosophers will Insist that death makes all
things even, and yet Mr.. Odd died few days
since in Wisconsin. Odd or even, which will
you take:
National Republican., 1876-02-02
WEDNESDAY RNIN6::FEBRUARY :. 1876.

1T IS SAID that feeling exists in Demo
cratic ciI,is in favor of repeating the
specie resumption act. Let them try it.
National Republican., 1876-02-02

lie still lives. does Thuriow Weed, and yet
lie only draws s. per month as pensioner of
the war of IBla
National Republican., 1876-02-02
EDITORIAL GOSSIP.

Can victorious squadron Of war vessels lie
called a whaling fecta
National Republican., 1876-02-02

The man who does not possess pair of
arctics Just now should be double soled.
National Republican., 1876-02-02

TIE RATI0EAL REPUBLICAg HAS
LARGER CIRCULATION THAH ANY OTTER
KOREIRs PAPER is TIE DISTRICT OF 90.
LUHBIA.
National Republican., 1876-02-02


himself, predicts that
the year 1876 will be
an important ono in
the history of our re-
public. Whether the
battle be confined to
the ballot, or whether
it will be necessary for
the lovers of liberty to
take up arms against
the dcspots who will
undertake to keep
themselves in power.
ii Cannot he disputed
that i is absolutely
necessary to have our
ablcst men and wiscst
coUaselors in positions
where their talent and
wisdom will be effect
i've for sOOd.-lfouroc
(fC,'a,;iI,EJ Idrsy-
fia'r, NGJ (, 1915.
II the realohject and
purpose of these i'm
putations OF my fdel-
ity to true Democratic
principles be not barely
a prelude TO 4 contem-
plated open war upon
me and my known po-
sition in the coming
great struggle between
cOnstitutionalism and
centrailsm in the Uni
ted States, why, let me
ask you, am | not only
thus assailed In your
paper upon charges as
gro un die SIS, &c
liz Gaa6icI' II. Stephens
Tcp!y 10 charges OF
Phi!okTiS. .Saroandb
(Ga.) Mor"i.,g Ncrs,
April G, 1875.
IL We fail with the
ballot-box in 1876, by
reason of force, a
startling question will
present itself to the
American people.
The question is.
l. the Constitution of
our fathers worth
blood: VIII you have
war or despotism: VIII
you have blood or en-
pirc ! = : ItclI you,
my friends, there is no
peace for this country
until Radicalism is
crushed; not only
crushed, but despised:
not only despised, but
made infamous forever
throughout America.
= : Let us now
everywhere in the
South habitually speak
ofthe Constitution and
the Union under it
with that old reverence
and love that distin-
guished us in the days
that are past and gone.
1 say tonight, there
was not a single hour
in American history
when the Southern
heart was not true TO
the Constitution.-B.
n. HW before tie tHr-
rirOTs' Association Of
CorEeierGte Soldiers
r.d Sailors, dHdntd,
Go. January 20, 1873.
National Republican., 1876-02-02
BOOTS AND SHOES.

A MOTHER GREAT sos LOT OF
n SHOES ut SELBY'S will be run OF cheap
Women,s Tip Grain, p.25; value, u.D. n HI
Ladies' Glove Kid Button. $50; cheap -
Ladies' Foxed KID, Button, o. so; worth q.
hen'A womeu,s, Boys and Misses hoes, VARY
ing from 81 pair upwards. Children's from Is
cents upwards. Nos. 1914 and 1915 Pennsyl-
vania avenue, between Nineteenth and Twentieth
streets iaiT-tf
National Republican., 1876-02-02

the Centennial. Cornell will probably join In
and make that excitement lively for our Eng
iish cousins.
If the present Centennial gush continues
Robert Toombs can, with impuuity, stand ON
the Bunker lIill monument and demand pay.
ment for his emancipated slaves before the
present year is ended, and stand q good chance
Of receiving it.
'COl. Baker, who made the 'rapetuous' as
sault on Miss Dickinson in an English COM
partment car, is immensely popular in Paris
So says correspondent. The lady on the
other hand, is not popular at all. woman
cannot fight back aud he popular in Paris.
We do not pretend to say why she cannot. It
is enough for us to know that she can't
Therefore, anybody who really desires to be
popular in Paris should be very careful how
they fight back.
There was day away back in dim recesses
of time when this mundane sphere Was one
chaotic mass without perceptible form, and
filled with confusion arising from the conflict
ing elements of its component parts; but
strange TO say, that is not what man with
luillhs SDOut VIM uCdlS tuE
footsteps OF his wife in the entrance as he
fumbles around unsuccessfully for the key
hole from the outside about midnight
jaw-bone sixteen feet long Is to be ex-
hibitcd at the Centennial by MassaC huset
She was q Boston monster, and died more
than forty years ago; but she managed to
talk four husbands to death before the Kiag
.fT H.. eo.,EE Co. lbara =
thing In this life that is more certain than
another it is the fact that man uho will
complaccntly eat an orange in a second story
window and throw the peeling on the pave
ment below, can never make a bang-up, out
and-out angel.
The other dsy Georgia orator in a hurst Of
enthusiasm said: 'T am glad that this we're day
have arrived. Now I see the Lost Cause
a-pickin' up. There's Ben Cooper who led our
boys gallantly agin the beeffed Yanks at Get
tysburg; where now is he? Why, he's nowhere
moro nor less than occupying the place of a
Yankee soldier at the capital Of this yere ma
tion. It's long time coming, but tell you,
it's got to come. The South must rule these
we're United States - And when they took up
the collection, the amount bore evidence Of an
appreciatiye audience.
The last Union soldier has been turned cut
of the post Office in the House Of Representa-
tiyes; the very last one, and that reminds us
that the Democrats recently boasted of the
number of Union men they were retaining in
Office. This boast was, however, made merely
to stay the hearty condemnation which fell
upon them from every quarter of the land. 1t
was conceived in a spirit Of deceit, and has
been nurtured with wonderful consistency as
regards its conception. The policy Of the Con-
federatc element in the House is to remove
every Union veteran within its jurisdiction,
and they will pursue their scheme faithfully
National Republican., 1876-02-02
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If the present Centennial gush continues
Robert TOombs can, with impuuty, stand on
the Bunker Hill monument and demand pay.
ment for his emancipated slaves before the
present year is ended, and stand good chance
Of receiving it.
National Republican., 1876-02-02

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until every loyal soldier has been displaced.
The coming up and going down Of the sun Is
no more certain than this, and It can be safely
predicted that every one of these loyal men
will be removed before the present session Is
ayer
National Republican., 1876-02-02
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

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BY THE GOVERNOR.
ELECTION PROCLAMATION.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
IDAHO TERRITORY,

4 0OiS0 Clty, september EOS AoIO
To all Whom 1t May Concern:
Know ye that /, Mason Brayman, Governor OF
the Territory of Idaho, in obedience to law DO ap-
point and order the holding of general election at
the proper voting places in the several counties OF
said Territory ON Tuesday after the first Monday In
November next being the 7th day of said month in
the year of our Lord 1876 for the election OF the
following officers, to-wit
One Delegate to the Forty-ffth Congress of the
United States.
Members of both branches of the Ninth General
Assembly of the Territory of Idaho. as follows, to-
wit;
Ada County-Two [2} Members of the Council and
Five t5l Members of the House of Representatives.
Alturas County-one III Member OF the Council
and Two [2l Members of the House of Representa-
tves
Bear Lake County-One III Member of the Coun-
Gil and One III Member of the House OF Represent
atives.
Boise County-Two [2l Members of the Council
and Isl Members of the House of Representatives
Idaho County-One II Member of the Council and
One II Member Of the House of Representatives. ).
Lemhi County-One III Member OF the Councii
and Two RI Members of the House OF Representa-
tives.
Nez Perce County-One III Member of the Coun-
Gil and Two[2 Members of the Rouse OF Represent
atives.
Oneida County-One M Member Of the Council
and Two ri Members Of the House OF Representa-
tives. :,
Owyhee County-Two ri Members of the Council
and Five l5I Members of the House OF Representa-
tives
Shoshone County-One III Member of the Council
and One III Member Of the House OF Representa-
tives
Also, all other Territorial. county. precinct, and
other officers required by the laws of said Territory,
attested by the Secretary thereof
- Done at Boise City this Twenty. NTH day OF
EssS6 September, 1876 NJ. BRA1MAN. =.
80 Governor Idaho Territory.
Attest: E. j. CURTIS. Sec'y.
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AN OPPORTUNITY EOR THE AFFLICTED
TO BE TREATED AT HOME.

Two or more surgeans from the Nation
al Surgical Institute, Indianapolis, Ind.
Pacific Division, Alhambra Building,
San Francisco, CALI, will visit Salt Lake
City, Utah, on Monday, September 18th,
1876, and remain three days. This visit is
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ment; also, for the afflicted WHO cannot
visit the Institute. These surgeons will
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STrSsor Il Co., Portland, Maine.

COLUMBIA, S. c., Oct 23d. Troops
are arriving daily. Thirteen compa.
MES are now in Columbia. and twell-
ty-fol,r in other parts of the state.
Everything is perfectly quiet through
out the state. Affidavits affirming
peace and submission to law are re.
ceived daily. Tho political campaign
is conducted vigorously by both par
ties. The so-caIled rife clubs have all
disbanded. Colored militia is still or
gained.
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LETTER FROM MAKITEL.
ATLANTA, ALTURAs County,
October 26, 1876.

Ed. RLD:-Interesting news here
is scarce, but ] will send you few
notes so that your readers may know
that the little town of Atlanta still
exists.
We had social dance here last
Monday. evening, at which Vishnu's
private secretary by the name Of Mr.
Pete got his nose dislocated, the Jack
of Clubs was kicked out Of the hall
for insulting a lady and the mail car
rier had to swallow his own boots,
and to finish with, Mr.. Foreman disap-
peared very mysteriously on Tuesday
morning, and rumor says he has gone
and done it.
Mr.. Frank Corbell is building a
town hall which he intends to turn In
to a dolls eye mandatory next
spring.
The Monarch Co. have almost COM
pleted their new quartz house and
have everything in shape for the COM
ing winter.
The Buffalo company's mill will proba-
bly, not be in running order this win
ter owing to the effects Of bottled fire.
works and other ingredients.
The packers have the inhabitants
besieged, and the chances are they
will have to pay for everything that
is brought into camp this fall.
There is some talk about. connect
ing this place with the capitol by tel
egraph early next spring, and an ac-
complished young lady of Silver City
has already offered her services as op-
orator
Mr.. c. Fury has large amount of
freight lying in Rocky Bar waiting
for pack train.
The saloons here are doing q lively
business. The married men attend
the club, and the pass word is wipe
off your chin"
MAKITEL.
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NOTICE.

ITO G. WARREN, d. M. HARRIS, j.
i Philips: You are each of you hereby
notified that we have expended in money
and labor for you, G. Warren, the sum of
fifty-three dollars; for you, ID. NJ. Harris,
the sum of ten dollars; for you, j. Philips,
the sum of sixteen dollars; upon your Sc
veral interests in the Tehomo mine, first
west extension, situated in Middle Boise
mining district, Alturas county, Idaho
Territory and unless you pay to us the
sum of money hereby demanded, together
with costs, on or before the expiration OF
ninety days, your interest in said mine
will be forfeited to us by due process of
law, and will become our property.
JAMES DAVIS,
J. N. PEDLER.
Atlanta, l. r., Oct 9th, 1876. 3m
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THE graves of General Lee and Miss
Agnes Lee, in Memorial chapel, Lex
ington, Va, are ornamented with
fresh flowers every morning, winter
and summer.