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National Republican., 1876-10-03

RALT1MoRE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
SEPT. f, ls78.
$50 Baltimore, EIl!coIt CiTy and Way Stations.
Of Rocks, and intermediate Stations. Main
'O sRa Sunday
s:lO NEw YoRS, PaIhARELGHIA AND BOSTON
PRESS. Pullman Parlor Cars. Sunday stops
$50 Baltimore and way. Stations.
ETsaerick: HaEerstown snd valley road:
Parlor anu sIeepers. No connection Tor
s4 Point Of Rocks and Way Stations. Harrison
burg and Way stations, Valley Branch.
Piedmont and Way Stations, Main stem;
s:25 NEW YORK AND BOSTON LIMITED EXPRESS,
and all Eastern cities. No stops except at
and ihiiadeiphiS: sunday 70 Baltimore and
Annapolis only.
i2:l5 baltimore, Way Stations, EuIcott City and
lao NEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA AND NORFOLK
G1rEEss; AisTSndrIa Jsnetl0n eIT; on sun
$50 Baltimore and Way Stations. Frederick via
x:0 BHLTimoRK AND LAUREL EXPRESS.
$50 FTeGeFich sno Point OI kocHs ;SIs MetTopai'-
srstanR sP and on SATURDAY i0r ha-
i:46 Baltimore. Annapolis End Way Stations.
$50 Baltimore and Way Stations to Annapolis
5:i5 CINoINNATI AND LOUISVILLE. EIFREss.
chester: Sleeping cars to Cincinnati and
$50 Point Of ROCKS and Way Stations.
7.OU PHILADELPHIA AND BALTIMORE EXPRESS,
7:l5 Baltimore and Way Stations.
1855 Pittsburg, Chicago and Columbus.
s:sD Baltimore, Alexandria Junction and Relay.
M:uo NEW YORK AND fHILADELPHIA NIGHT EX-
,o.oz pfIsi: PRESS: Sleeping cars 70 New York;
junction.
1l:45 ST. LOUIS, CHICAGO AND CINCISSATI Ex-
PRESS, and TO Louisville Saturday.
Sle- pers.
7:lo s:lO $40, s35 g. m. Ilo As $751; 5:I5 7:oo
7:lh 7So, $50 l0:0o lO:o5 and II :45 p. m, daily.
All other trains daily, except Sunday.
No connection on sunday for Hagerstoun,
Valley Branch, for New York and Philadel-
phia at $40 q. IN. and lao D. m.
For further Information apply at the Baltimore
and Ohio ticket offices, Washington Station, and 49,
Sol and 500 Pennsylvania avenue, and No. 6i3 Fif-
teeuth street N. W., where orders will be taken for
baggage to be checked and received a. any point In
the city.
THOS. r. SHARP,
Master of Transportation.
In. COLE, General Ticket Agent.
National Republican., 1876-10-03

1876. GREAT 1915.
PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
10 THE NORTH, WEST AND SOUTHWEST.
Double Ttsek, Steel Rails, Splendid
Scenery, Magnificent Equipment.
SEPTEMBER IL, 1876.
sixth sad T streets, tree % as foip%s: fpSf CORNER 0i
For PittsbIrg and the Vests q. m.,EE3x
74o p. m, daily, with Palace Car 20 F,es-ssa
Chicago, and n:5O a. m, daily, except Sunday.
Baltimore & Potomac Railroad.
For Csps1daigua, Rochester, Buffalo, Niagara FAN,
5;sG p; 70 MI daily EXCEPT Sat &sstuETday With Palace @
falo, and Niagara Falls, n:5o &. M, daily, except
FSI ISswYoT and the East, s+2 p m: daily, with
Parlor Cars, s:S5 a. m, daily, except Sunday. For
sHnda far a9s
For Philadelphia, sos a. m. and l:40 p. m. daily,
Limited Express, s:s5 am, daily except SUNDAY.
AecOmmodatiOn for Baltimore, Am .. m, daily,
For ropes Geek Line, 7:lo a. m. and 4:2o p. NJ,
For Annspolis, 500 and u:5O a. m. and 40 p. NJ.
daily, except Sunday.
Alexandria & Fredericksburg Railway 4
Alexandria & Washington RailrOad.i
For Alexandria, g. T. $780, g. 10 II a. M, l. g. 40 s.
6, 7:O0 and n:iO p. m. ON sunday at 90. m, and
For the south, via RIchmound 11:4O D. m daily, e1.
cept sunday, and via Lynchburg 1:lS a. m. and
Trains leave AIs1andri. for Washington 6, 4,ss
10, Ia m, l. 3 Az, s, and p. II. On sunday at
Tickets, Information, Sleeping and Parlor Gan
az Fl a ns
syly2nia ayeIle, northeast corner Of Sixth street
orders can be left for the checking Of baggage tc
SsspNatGTP T9Ts 9F9T aSSes and residgResS n RSy
sjI-1 Genl Manager. Genrl Passenger gent,
National Republican., 1876-10-03
NNE DOLLAR SAVED.

CHEAP RAILROAD TICKET OFFIUE.
Railroad tickets bought or sold, to or from all
points, at reduction upon any office or depot in
this city. Apply to N. ID. WHITESIDE,
aT Pennsylvsnia avenue northwest, In the candy
store, Washington, ID. G. IaiS-ly
National Republican., 1876-10-03
PROPOSALS.

Nco[~o~rc|ONNSNNSN NONoON-c1o-~1~-~~N~-NOo0
PROFV5ALS- FOR MATERIALS TO BE
u SUPPLlFp TOTHE NAVY YARDS UNDER
TIE DOMINANCE OF TIE BUREAU OF
CONSTRUCTION AND REPAIR
National Republican., 1876-10-03

MARYLAND AND CITY HOTELS,
ANNAPoLI5, ND.
Delightful summer resort. Terms SO to sl2 per
week. Special made for families by the month
Address .wN. Ii. GORMAS & CO., Props,
Or, DIR. II. VI. NkARD,
ie26-lY
National Republican., 1876-10-03

Messrs. H. E. Ofiey & Co., bankers, northeast
,orner Fifteenth andsF streets, repsrt New YORK
quotations, IS follows:
National Republican., 1876-10-03
SUMNER RESORTS.
BERKELEY SPRINGS HOTEL
MORGAN COUNTY, W. VA.

This summer resort Is only four hours ride from
Washington and Is well known for its unsurpassed
bathing and mountain air and scenery.
Board, s. per day; sE per week: 80 per month.
or further information, address
A. W. klRKWOOD, Manager.
iN11-2Il Rfrk nleY SnrinRs. w. Va.
National Republican., 1876-10-03

State bonds dull and inactive.
The following quotations OF State securities
are furnished BY 81. ID. Cooke, jr., * Co., bankers,
l429 street:
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LOTS or iITIG ITION.


Sow for Finv Thou-und Dollars Damages
for Malicious Prosecution.
on the first OF December l>,5 Mr.. Kauf-
man simon, lawyet. Of 2si Broadway. was ac-
cused by JHdson G. Worth Of stealing from his
S ore, nj ls3 Duane street, number oi account
books aud 6J,OJ0 cigars. ana before Justice Fllm-
mer Sir. simon waived an * miration and elys
bail. lie said that he lad lent Worth S2i0ll,
taking as security written blll Of SAL OF the
cigars and books. rs well as o quantity Of other
Iroi cry. ahi that he alpuintc hr. Worth hl@
nj. and gave him charge 1t tue Duane -tr, ct
store. win instructions To dl-uuse Of all the
property; bUt leaning That Worth Wa apuiVlus
some ot the proceeds Of the sales 90 bis own
uses, ne threatened to move the goods, and
thcrcuuOn Worlh locked up The store. the
Laws er. however. hlyln. du lie tie KEY, OPENED
the door ana took away the Iro1crtv. lurn
Worth made the complaint against aim. and
soon aftrrwHrd lac Was indicted for graDd and
petty larceny.
Aoa, while Mr.. simon had entered a suit
against Worth To- tess the ownership of IA prop
cry, and IN November last tNr case Wa. irifl
nclOle Judge t"uln-uu aud q Jllv. lir. NJ non
was awarded a verdict. ANA. WIN IHigc ltuuin-
sons certificate OF tHV proceed ihg-. he went uc-
fore Judge sat- Grand, aud tue Indie Tine at
against uim MAS c.urHUrl.
Mr. slmon now sics Worth Tor SD0i1 4 M
ages Tor malicious pru7rc. tipu. An order uf at
rect was granted hy ia 70 ltpuulson, ant on
oAturdty Worth, WHO hyls al ~ ssl Ia De-
tulrI street, Was arr 80 I'd.
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g !, printed and insert the changes proposed

have u printed and insert the changes proposed
In italics.
A message was received from the House OF
Representatives announcing the proceedings OF
that nody IT. respect TO the memory OF the late
Speaker Kerr.
pr. Morton rep, 1nd) said that his colleague
(Nr Ncl n1lI). a warm personal friend OF Mr..
err was absent from the city with one OF the
investigating committees Of the Senate. 1t
would be asIecable t. him aud other friends ~
Mr. Kerr II the rne@3hge wts LAID on the table
until the return Of Mr. Mcdonald. 50 ordered.
motion was made to AXE no the bill re-
ported nv the Committee on Patents. author
izirg the Court OF Claims 10 hear the claim ~
William II. Ward TOR the Use 10y the Government
Of hts machine for shell moulding and bullet
making. Tut obj elton was made to 1t, aud "a
count developed the fact that no quorum WAS
present and the Senate, at $500 l.. NJ, adj
fuuIuod.
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quoted fraction lower Sales include nfcrer 10 good
tleep Al 4etbC. = n, ocMnun to good lNnbe at 44b
o,tc. Y n PRIME 10 premium sheep at OAS7c, aud
premium lambs al 7CDfilc.
- receipts on hogs were 6s car loads or $50 head,
MAKING 3oObS tur the week. liust Sj2fl for last
week. Market u ahgd, frincg an tGc. 70 H. higher tor
1--we hogs, With car loals sod at Uisa6ttC. I'm.
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9uslntss IuIltrs.


From y. ". Jackson, Esq, Of CrOton. y. v.
About six years since my wife WA attacked win
difficulty Of the lnnsl and stomsch splttn of blood,
&C. accompanied ~ great soreness. Thought
by Hi to be tn dangerous conditIon she was under
the care ot tkliful physician for more Than year
and stcrward tried many Of tho most popular cough
rtmodes, but se received no p,rmaucnt relief until
WI~rAE'S BAIsAN wa used. few bottles VI which
rc-tofcd her to her usual health would aid that TINS
Dalsam has been ID ny other members OF my ntfy
ana csn truly that know OF no other cough rem.
Cdy IN winch have 80 inucn confidence. would rec.
Ouuniend NlST MS BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY to
all IN need of safe end reliable cure for coughs colds
or any other diseases OF the throat tnd lungs
Fly cents aud 81 bottle Sold Dy all druggists.
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wALTHAw WATCHES
81 TUE CENTENNIAL ExnD1rloN.

The Jurors Of Group XIV, on instruments of Prect
son &c professor watson Director Of the University
Observatory, Ann Arbor, Mich, Chairman Of Commit
tee Theological lnstruments In the course of their
report say in speaking OF the unad grodes OF our
GOODS This company Is enabled to produce in the
ease Of such movements. better than are pro-
duced By the other methods in use We have exam
incd a large number OF watc% movements OF thcs,
grades with plain or compensated balances which had
uniformly good trains aud we're well sprung so that
their timekeeplns properties must be Of the highest
order for watches specially adj isted We nave also
examined the operation Of the machinery Tor the pro-
duciion OF the parts, and the Instruments used in
sprnglng the watches, and for other adjustments and
have been convinced VI the certainty of the pro
they employ, and we consider them Justly Gu
titled to special commentator"
The jurors conclude their long report with the fol
lowing paragraph refcrenceto adjusted waite
| '"' N''''''' "'' 'N"'''''u ""''"'' "'o '"'' ="
which were also made bJ machinery and highiy IN.
,.,.., $50. 49,. -.
Tor position OF the balance, and for temperature Since
these watches hld MT been SUM- ctcd rias in an
"s""nom'c" os-FN"oly' anu inc requisite Alronom
zeal instruments. were Ia position aud available at tho
unliee states Government Building we asked for ans
cc,,ved ten movement. from I'M, e.bl,,, 10 ne sub.
mted to the requisite tess These tests were as fol.
lows ls' ortemper''ure' IS hours Ia the refrser'
"''' anu &c q" "''''u 'O''i -' for e'io'so
nor,oa ,o.,.v, r..r',.,. ~, ..oa,,na.,
OF the several adjustments the small errors outstaud
ins be!os tar within the limits considered the pro-
per STANDARD Of excellence III tue adjustment oil n''t
rms reg was '''''- Y A'r "''''m thompson
r'0'' lie ry "a 1'r' "''s'a' "ui H!'i'ri' +. FTrs
r''ie' anu 0'"'''' -"' results ABOVE referred to-
'''''' Id ''o"'i ia 'A' '''"' io' V"'i'''oH OF
''''' '''' ''',' .@'''' temperatures " eo"p're'
VIII" VIC ''''''' u "'''' '-n"''' ''l'' % s"'''
Watches VI ''' '''' Glass; ~ ''' Director Ok
the N'u'A''e' observatory as '.'''w''
rmtnop 5,r1sor temperature r,rsi hours.
.
.oconp.
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WHAT CONGRESS Is DOING.
PROPOSED THIBUNdL TO DECIDE
PRBSfDENTrAL CONTESTS.

:" YUM '"e n'ec'or"' '"''H r"''ht'
-, $50, '''' ''u', ,.,,,
pe'"VnS 'i '''"i vi 'o-'s'''''l W. ''''''''
the manufacture ana 'ale OF alcoholtc liquors as
a beyeraye IN tho pistr,ct of CotnmLi, and
r.-s.,., -, - -, -. -,
ieir'or'es OF 'h' Onl'eu suites were p'ose"'eu
and referred to the Committee on Finance.
Mr. Wright ulrp Iowa) introduced n bill to
..,a.,,.,' -, w." ,st., -, aa,,a,,., o,,.
tons in the Offices OF President aud Nice-Presi-
dent of tho I-nuea s,,tcs lilo sad be vould
W. o., ~ - ~,
had prepared 1t without consultation with any
ma nm, VIVA nat coruitted m ito ts,na and
-, 4, -, t -. l., 60,
would be glad to receive suggestions IN relaru
TO u from other Senators. lie did not share
the focIinya ~ many ,vh, imagined that trouble
.ne ','''nR' ~ many ""' ''", ,
and danger would bs the result OF this contest.
lilo had confidence that these difficulties would
-. ,,-- -, -. 49,, 49,, ,,.
soo" e"app'"' "o" 10 su..o'' '"u ia"e
would arise over All Ills commence was In tue
common sense Of the people of the country,
There was In tbis country a traditional Low, 81
ineie was III '"'' ''u''''S ''"".''o"" NV Va
patriotic legal methods and hatred Of VIC
lence. That patriotic love would triumph. lie
,,t., . -, -, A., -. -, -.
, venevsu Jaw com,u DC phs'eu tnat Wuu "a, nteet
su,,i ~ u". "uu Su',vs W -, 'Nv HI, ~ W. Nv
Wouh move tne ieicIchce Oh we ul,l hetetit'I'
anu asked that " lay upOn tue table Tor the
pv W. S, Nv oe W., btm'ee ~ ,u .,
n,nenu ,ne ny on June o. io'T, Et'utR we Iisnt
"a " 70 i III 49, a. W i,, g.
Mr.. Edmuuds Niep.. VIZ called M the resolu
ton submitted 10y him on Frid ~ last, referring
tue message u the House Of Representatives
on the sub lect u the Presidential election To- a
select committee of seven Senators. to act with
the House committee In preparing measure
best calculated to accomplish the lawful count
ING Of the clD ctpral votes. and the best dspOsi-
uon on all questions cnnhe,teu therewltn ahd
u WAS unanimously agreed 10 Without discus
sion.
MIR. Cameron Rep., Pal submitted n Joint
rpaotutior TINT when tho Two IT.usrs of t'Ou-
,reo ,,,t,' '", n Fiav th" I'D nst IL he To-
80, AZ N,,,,.t, ~. ,h' a. d.v ~ inns,,,
,,ststtt ~ N'H.iVSu"l, w -. Ky ~ " -
ie... uUruereu 70 u' pilV''n inu ilo OF tut '1ule'
Mt wright utfp'. laJ calico NJ me nll re.
Suvlns ,ne ss. . pi w ., slu'm' W. ,nv 1870
.aasvs .',a i ". 800 = N az, ~"
passeu so." , ID 10, ~ 'uo '"S' se'-
n'S'' a'u va ,o'N ~ ~ ~ ~, -. - r.a H.
ue me sNEo "a ."o -, ~, - lou. ~
iii n'es ai"ohE "'nei ie '''s ' - w 'e'es We
Dnl i'vl' ~ ", ~. ,', -, -, ~
o , =" ~, r',r ~ ~. ~, -. ~ vA-
~, ny, u' we poS , "i ~ 'ntsI"'e ~ "
~ ao" VI Ia 49,, 'ii sv' ,, i t a., g., ~
49, 49, , ~ wy, ~. ~ ,,r, s ~, = ~ 49,
,noa,.ia .''' - -, ~ . .,..t ha,,',t 49,.
nn'itIp .., w., -, u 'a - go ~ 80 10,
800. o" -, ~, ,,, -, =, ~ 49,. -, ,, 49,
1919 , w. W IT,, 80 ~, VI ~ 49,, ~ ~
D. % iue os' r ot n tis a., Nv o;
r. r a,r i'. ts,r, ,ir XII, r,,,t 20 a. ~
them witn"ui fair r0morn"etiou Tor ihe,r s.r.
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irriveh-MONDAY No.. 49,
81 Huntsville. Winters, Fornaudins Dec 10 and Port
Royal Iitu.
81 Pioneer, wakclv. wilmington NC
- Genartncv. Gnliand. sndugh4i oct IL.
s. tlHucus. Nrarsc. Boston.
= Magnolia DaKgctt savannah.
- CLYDE, Kennedy. Havana De, 10.
snip lluml ullt, Cornelius, Nrem n.
liark DuschnHn Cougdun, Aberdeen.
isrk lmunuu" Sauursen, Liverpool.
BrtR Com, Pierce, 9 Pierre.
Brig Miutus, Olsen, RIO Janetro.
AhO lHe usual river ana cr.uatNI4 vessels.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

- Bfvi ALMANAC rms DAY.
sun ris,s.. 20 -in scis..... 4 b Noon sets 3 10
HlaH WArEa-ratH DAY.
Sandy llOOk 10 If Gov island II Oj Hen Gate. 12 20
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"a slight Cold" Coughs.-Few arc aware OF
the importance Of checking cough or "sight cold,
which would Weld to mild remedy II neglected. often
attacks the lungs. "Brown's Bronchial rrochos' give
sure aud almost immediate relief.
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n Il reasonably contended that th0ao who
tlatoe lhe plYeAl sctire pl ,' race are no loss 20
huuufnl IN i tue gHniu-r4 whose SPECIAL II
In the lntoloclut. man llke b. A. BlDultt. VINO de-
votes iln eii 10 makng Tat nOtt neces- AIRY OF az.
clts, SOAP then, h 20 be adlulrcd houoreu n he
can manu- acture an article ku hls new Toilet Soap"
winch i tie mVtt perfect VI all toilet artleles-Adg.
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spr,.al Aoacts.

THIS ADyERTISEWENT PLACED az
THIS PAGE, AND ~ SMALL rirt. r. ORDER TO
SEPARATE IT Rom TUE OEEAr MAS, OF DIS.
PLAYED ANNOvNCENENrs WHICH At Tnls
SEASON CROWD IhE Usl IL ADVERTISING
PAGES OF rms PAPER.
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wALrnAM WITCHES.

These watches are nov so we'll known tlaf TO repeat
thelr merits would b. supeFruous. They received the
lroc highest awards at the Centennial ana were also
subjected hy Prof Watson 10 severe tests for nearly
tArce months IN refcreuce Go Variations, Nncn actually
running. lis rcpor, shows that tha variation OF the
Wallham WAS much less than that OF any other
watches entered tor competition, ugs Confirming tne
hugh reputation the5 an. ady ,ugoy.
Intrc arc now I'VE regular -ilts two for ladies AMI
three for g,ntlmcn .ui there are several grades Of
each SIZE every tsio en- Oc sWfcd Ia Ia. styles aui
n4lsl Of nc cases, ana 90 Iac.pis on which al Wal
tham Natchr. are made usufes aecur4tc uluo gis
even ia the cheapest grad T.
Mchayr;
Lldlcs' Go.l Watches from $40
stcmamdors from tC0.
Gents Cold Watches from $780,
etauN iuicrs FROM SO
Bogs' SILVER watches 81 and tlS.
several hue grades of Dl ia strnW.ndcr., for both
Laai, aud Grnuc.lon, Slo1 O. tllo.
can uc s,cua.y or tyeliAS q. CArstmas.
Prce lets Tree ou @r. AcAion
HOWARD & CO.
222 Fitn avenue, AtN lorS.
HE LIE RAJ pArR1NtGr W.T. ARE RFCfIv.
ING Ihls SEASON FOR ouR USUAL Line, oF
IMPORTED NnVtLTlfs RENDfEs Any NUNEk
rl-iNG OF suCu WARES rNNE LsSARY hrr
SO ONE OF CULTIVATED TA-rf suullp tAIL
10 iNsrrCI OUK rNhlNAiI.rp ,uLLlO IlJN OF
PLAQUES tuh hi RAJ DEC Jl.AIl4N.
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Pomrrov's Trusscs are hy IN the boat IN use.
Asa Oui phJ -can. fOneul truss CO.. 1lj Broad way.
The most secure ana pleasant remedy for
the cure " OOulhs Ac. u PlrlNrs Nun ga Al. M.
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CANCER.-New treatise sent free; no knife or
minerals used. Dr. stoddard, W. FourIeentA sl.Adg.
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IT So, he careful Of disease. Avoid It by taking
QurH irish Tea Piico % cents Adr.
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Has tried In vain to make her husbands shirts
No trouble now, thanks W Keep, tue SHIRT man.-Adg.
National Republican., 1876-08-23

In THE DISPATCH of NJ. D. Graham,
chairman of the Democratic State EXecu
tive Committee Of Alabama, to Senator
Eaton, he said that large numbers of col
ored men voted the Democratic ticket at
the recent election. At this election a
United States Senator was the goal for
which the Democrats were striving, and
yet Coz. Houston received $1,000 votes
less than he did in 1874, when there was
nothing in view but the Governorship.
Now if this be true that thousands of col
ored men voted the Democratic ticket, it
must be true that the white men of Ala
bama have become disgusted with the
Bourbon dynasty of Gov. Houston, as
shown in his administration of the affairs
of Alabama. 1t shows most conclusively
that if proper effort is made and the Re
publicans are protected in cir right
to vote, Alabama can be I lied for
HAYES and Wheeler in November. 1tmust
be remembered that this large majority for
the Democracy includes fraudulent returns,
stuffing of ballot boxes, and the various
wiles known only to unscrupulous politi
clans to impose upon the credulous North,
which swelled the so-called majority for
the Democracy
National Republican., 1876-08-23

prearranged programme. has the following
to say of the appearance of armed men on
the streets on that occasion:
''But bark What means that yelif 1t
is the arrival of one hundred mounted white
men from the banks Of Saluda. They come
with no evil intent, but simply to watch their
liberties. Eight years bitter experience has
taught them that they must SO watch or be
eteInally ruined. And now they come from
every township in our broad county. We have
thirty Democratic clubs, and the demand of
our executive committee was that each club
should be represented on this day by twenty
five members, mounted. And noble was the
response. Many clubs came entire, and none
were laggard. Seven hundred mounted men
are soon among us-cool and peaceful, but de-
termined. All our business places, of whatever
character, are closed, as is also the case at
Pine House and Johnston, and our entire
population gives itself up to conscientious
Democratic work. Our county must be re-
deemed, and no man any longer thinks of him
self alone
National Republican., 1876-08-23

IT SEEMS that John Morrissey, the noted
expounder of Tilden Democracy, has out
generated his antagonist, John Kelley,
and it is not improbable that he will be
able before long to overthrow the power oi
Tammapy: and assert his supremacy in
New York Democratic politics. O.course
be cannot do this without the aid of Gov.
Tilden, and of course Tilden will give him
tha renuire6 aid
National Republican., 1876-08-23

THE Birmingham (Ala,) Iron Age
keeps standing in its columns the following
significant advertisement:
CoNFEDERATE MONEY WANTED. - Per
sons having Confederate money or bonds, If of
the proper issue and denomination, can find a
purchaser at fair prices by inquiring at
THIS OFFICE.
1t will be noticed that this inquiry is not
made for the purpose Of obtaining relics of
the rebellion or curiosities of that unfor-
tunate strife, but is simply and plainly a
business proposition, which sounds very
much as if the person making it expects to
realize profit on his investment at some
future period. "Straws show which way
the wind blows"
National Republican., 1876-08-23
The Southern Deslderatum,

To the EditOr orthe National Republican:
SIR: The truth as TO the Southern situation
is the great point to be determined in this
canvass. How is this situation to be ascer-
tained to the satisfaction of the country How
are the minds of the people to be brought to a
unit On this subject!
l. BY the united testimony of all Southern
Republicans. Such, however, is the system of
persecution in that section for opinions sake
that Southern Republicans have become
National Republican., 1876-08-23

SOME Of the papers profess 10 believe
that little or no feeling will be exhibited 10
the election of a successor to Speaker Kerr.
This is a mistake. Sam Cox, Henry Wat,
terson and Speaker pro TEN. Slyler will be
candidates, and lively struggle may be
expected. In short, the eX-Confederate
Democracy will have occasion 10 indulge
in another family quarrel
National Republican., 1876-08-23

THE policy of terrorism pursued by the
White Line Democracy of South Carolina
is no longer concealed. In factit is boldly
declared by the Democratic journals Of that
State, and they do not hesitate, after max
ing demonstration on this line, to boast of
it in the most blatant and defiant language.
For example, the Edgefeld AdOertissr,
Sitting Bull Buffers home organ, in long
article describing the recent mesting at
that place, when the Republicans were not
allowed to speak in accordance with the
National Republican., 1876-08-23

THE Republicans of New York hold
their State convention at Saratoga to-day.
Their nominations will be looked for
anxiously, and if they are wise enough to
select some such man as Theodore NJ.
Pomeroy to be their candidate for Gov
ernor, the result next November will be
an overwhelming Republican victory.
National Republican., 1876-08-23

FROM every section Of the country we
have information that the so called silver
question is rapidly becoming an absorbing
topic Of public consideration. A few
months ago but few people understood it
or paid any attention to it. Now, how
ever, the people generally are beginning
to understand the effect of demonetizing
silver and to appreciate the fact that they
have been robbed by that demonetization
of one half Of the resources pledged for the
redemption of the public debt.
National Republican., 1876-08-23

Now THAT DANA, of the Sun, has de-
nounced Whitelaw Reid as conspicuous
fraud, pretender and humbug who at
"tempts to delude the public, respectable
people who have heretofore distrusted Reid
are beginning to think that he is not so
black as he has been painted after all.