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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1876-03-10
TIME TO Unload.

- The Republican party has been bearing
burden for the past six years which has
impeded its progress, sapped its strength
and put it in false position before the
public. The same magnanimity which
Influenced it to remove the political disa-
bilities from those who, by reasonable
and dangerous movement, nearly destroyed
the fabric of the Republic, has led the
party into a very grave and disastrous
error. By generosity which has never
before been equaled in the history of the
worlds political organizations, it has en-
numbered itself with an element which,
from the very nature of things, is foreign
to lis best interests. We speak now of the
Democratic body of ofice-holders found
Charity should begin at home, aud that
party which would maintain itself must
depend alone upon those who believe in
its principles. A wise general i'll not in
trust the execution of an important mill
taTy mission to foe. That would be
to strike fatal blow. The strength, en-
durance and prosperity of a party
arise from the action of those interested in
its welfare, and not from the endeavors of
those whose aim it is to undermine and
DESTROY. 1t is a ell-known fact that to-
day around the body of the Republican
party there are clinging horde of political
parasites, whose Bourbonistic influences
are constantly detrimental to the advance
ment and veal of that organization. Every
where these men have gradually crept into
Office, and like disguised enemy within
the walls Of strong city, they are acting
as spies, and giving the party away to the
enemy. The latest development of corrup-
ton confirms this statement Everylndivid-
ual connected with that disgraceful transac-
ton was Democrat at heart. Evans was
an ex- Confederate sutler. Marsh was
strong rebel sympathizer. Mrs. Belknap's
affections were with the lost cause, and the
fallen War Minister himself was Demo
crat by education. This single instance
illustrates the logic of our proposition. 1t
is time to unload. 1t may be late, but not
so late but that this radical wrong may be
efectually mended. If we expect to pros
per and survive as great and predominating
element IN the body-pOlitic we must sweep
away these barnacles. We must unload
this dangerous cargo. We must trust alone
in friends. The country needs the Repub-
lican party, and the party must watch its
own interests.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1876-03-10
A POCKET ConPAsIoN FOR DEMOCRATS.

January 10. 1S39.-On motion of Mr..
Wise, of Virginia, select committee OF
nine was elected by the House to investi-
gate late defalcations of public officers,
which at the time chad most deeply ex-
cited public anxiety and alarm" and it
was part of this committees work TO do
something to reform ''the alarming condi-
"tion and abuses of the Executive Depart
"ments of the Government, from the
"higbest to the lowest, and from the
"nearest TO the remotest functionaries.
According to the report of this commit
tee, which may be found in "Reports
Committees, Twenty-ffth Congress, third
session, No. 313," the defalcations of
Samuel Swartwout, while Democratic
collector of the port of New York,
amounted to s., aa5, 7O5. 70; and this "was
permitted TO grow upon the face of his
"official quarterly returns, made with
periodical regularity to, and for the in
"vestigation Of the accounting officers of
''the Treasury Department. These de-
falcations were continued through a period
of seven years.
In speaking of the causes of Mr.. Swart-
wout's defalcations, the committee say
they were owing, among other things, to
"culpable disregard Of law and neglect Of
"official duty by the late naval officer of
"New York"
''Culpable disregard of law and neglect
"of official duty by the First Auditor of
the Treasury"
''Culpable disregard of law and neglect
" of official duty by the late and first Comp
" trollers of the Treasury"
1.-THE negligence and failure of the Sec:
"retary of the Treasury (Levi Woodbury.
4" to discharge his duty as the head of the
Treasury Department.
1t must be remembered that this great
and serious defalcation took place underline
eye of the Secretary. and in those earlier
days of the Republic, when everything was
lovely, pure, of good report among the Off
GERS of the Government. A defalcation in
those days, and under the circumstances, of
million anda quarter of dollars was equal
to forty millions now, considering the diff
ferences in the revenue of the port of New
York in 1890 and 1876. Was this man
Swartwout ever punished by the Demo
cratic party? Did they ever institute meas
ures for his punishment? The student will
utterly fail in trying to find in Swartwout's
record a counterpart of the holy horror
which prevails in the Democratic party
over Mr.. Belknap's petty, but most dis
graceful, case. Swartwout's case is referred
to as one of many discovered at that time,
and some of the others will richly bear
dragging to the light again for the purpose
of feeding the renowned virtue OF the Dem
Ocratic Darty
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THE coUNrER-REvoLUrroN.I
Sixty 70 TWENTY-FIVE,

;. :, ~. 49,,
In the present house OF REPRESENTATIVES, tnef'
are sixty officers and soldiers who served in ths
Confederate army. and tusnty.tvo Union oticsri
80 1890, r....,.,.-
eNu so..i9i
Inc cloud OF senseiess nate hatn passeu,
The stormy SKY 10 clearing;
The how Of nromise cheering,
The yuIgar snitsfnI yoIcs Ia hushed,
Tns NV FIR venoeanee hateful:
Tho nation ones AZ neatly crushed
INTERNATIONALLY groNs' and gra.efuli
The lated calvesare Ireeiy siAnf
Inc natlons true love tennki
Sweet incense, 70 allay tnel pam,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1876-03-10
STATUS OF MEMBERS.

The debate on Mr.. Lamar's resolution
directing committee of the House to re-
fuse to obey the mandate of local court
recalls celebrated passage in the speech
of Mr.. Adams, of Massachusetts,, made in
the House, February 9, 1887, his text
being the "Right of slaves to petition, F"
and it was in reply to 3lr. Waddy Thomp-
son. He said: "There, sir, stands the
sentiment; there is the printed language,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1876-03-10

THE DETECTIVE PRESS was almost full
some in its praises of the selection of Judge
Pierrepont for Attorney General few
months ago. 1t was one of the decent
things the President had done. Now it
abuses the same Attorney General as a
time server without stint. To-day the De-
tective Press is fully satisfied with theselec-
ton Of Judge Taft to be Secretary of War.
But this is no reason for believing or ex-
pectiDg that his name will not be besmeared
with SANDER from the same source before
the wear is out.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1876-03-10

DEMOCRATS are making a great hullaba-
loo Just now about bribery, corruption,
economy and retrenchment in order to
divert the attention of the people from
their reputation policy. Which is the
worse crime playing honest till you get
into debt and then repudiating your
promises to pay, or innocently subsisting
upon corrupt money received by your
family without your knowledge?
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1876-03-10

THE country needs all the money that
can be obtained by legitimate means to
revive its industries and to give artisans
and laborers remunerative employment.
Congress can secure eighty-live millions of
foreign gold for permanent investment by
passing the bill guaranteeing the interest
on the bonds of the Texas and Pacific rail-
road bill. The House will find it of more
benefit to the country TO do this than to
sperd its time in wrangling over impeach-
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1876-03-10

The Indiana Republican State convention,
recently held at Indianapolis, elected by ac-
clamation Colonel Thomas II. Nelson, Of
Terre Haute, State Elector at large. No bet
ter selection could have been made. Colonel
Nelson, in addition to large aud variei ex-
perience in public affairs, is one of the most
accomplished gentlemen and gifted orators in
the country. As United States Minister to
Chill and Mexico the records OF the State
Department show him to have been one of
the most efficient and acceptable representa-
tiyes Of the Government at foreign court,
and his robust manhood and genial nature
qualify him in an eminent degree as popular
public speaker.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1876-03-10

ruption fresh on his polluted hands. To-day
this same man is chanting songs of purity and
virtue, whose dulcet strains echo and re-
echo through the Chamber Of Represents
tiyes in the Capitol. His name is Robbins,
but the people Of the River Neuse call him
"Sawbuck Robbins, or the Rollicking Bride
taker of the Dismal Sw ramp"
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1876-03-10

TIE RATIONAL REPUBLICAN, EAs 4
L1RGER CIRCULATION TRAE ANY OTHER
FORMING PAPER IN THE DISTRICT OF CO.
LUkBLA.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1876-03-10

When Benjamin Hill buried the Ratchet he
raised great white headstone over the place,
and now he worships at that shrine. He may
be waiting for the resurrection.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1876-03-10

We have no hesitancy in stating that before
this Belknap case has been settled one or more
prominent Democrats will be implicated III
the national shame.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1876-03-10

"Further developments" are scarce, and
Whitelaw Reid rubs his long fingers, aud
cries, "What are we Democrats to do now!"
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1876-03-10

TEE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN, Is published every
aoruing (Sundays'eIceptedD At the southwest cor
,er ~ Thirteenrh street and Pennsylvania avenue,
and Is furnished to 81 bScribers (by carrer At any
cents per month. -.
mai subscribers, postage paid, $500 per year;
a 90 for SIX months, and s2.Go for three montnss
Terms invariably in advance.
RATES OF ADVERTISING
twenty-five cents per line. Advertisements un'
der the head o. E'Fcr Sale or Rent" "Wanted,
! Lost and Found, - &ad personal" twelve and
half cents per line.
r. All communications, whether on business OF
Tor publication, should be addressed TO VIM Dc
MURTAGH, Proprietor, NATIONAL REPUBLICAN,
Washington. d. G.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1876-03-10

An old publication of the North Carolins
Senate is entitled, "What know about bribt
taking" by Two-thousand-c Robbins.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1876-03-10
EDITORIAL POSTSCRIPT.

Robbins are altitudilum. Price $40 each.
"Where is Marsh g" Echo answers: "Mr
Clymer discharged him."
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1876-03-10

DROP. kHELDON's DANCING ACAD.
L EMf, IOC4 T. street northwest. Glasses are
now forming for the
missy LAST QUARTER.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1876-03-10
DEMOCRATS are making a great hullab'

FRIDAY MoBNINs:::::.::::::::M 10. 1876.
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SPECIAL. NOTICES.

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SPECIAL NOTICES.
~f UID LIsHTEISa; wAE-
r:n H 70 cure Se1,alsil' sold n S1ly q
~PERsONs HAVIsG REAL Es-
DWELLissGsS or ROOMS yoR RENT:
are invited to record the sane ~ u, ,ee Of
stevens q Roberts.
II eaiidiDg formerly occupied by the ssc5nd a
~FLUID LIeHTsING,, WAR.
- ranted TO cnIe BEAD sehs, sold OILY a.
pe 's 0'''e' anu -'i"'' mhIo-tf
s~- NOrICE.-Mxs. A. g. CASTOR
~ has removed her Millinery and Fancy store
S e
ers and the ladies in general OF washington and
1 Ss ns ss
ing at the most reasonable prices. mns-6t
e~MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.. UNI.
ERsiTf nnp a@%eneeSe@t Of this
Institution win be held at Lincoln hau; FRIDAI:
10 a. Nil * b ef
Young N: D., and the ,,,sd,etery % the gsad n
sse Sy HSRn D.
and D1SlIf 5sy!ff g.. Dean
~F LUID LIGHTNING. WAR.
xe rauted 10 cure all Nervous Pains, sold
only at Coughlin's Temple Drug store. S,o-,,
~EAsT WAsHINGTON BUILDING
q VI. b 9 e.1t 81 H MSS
March p ssSek up, the
southeast; G: =. H.fsin, 90 PsnaasyIyanLtt ave:
n. p Wsl T. s.
Esfche. Post Once Department; d. carriSan,
Navy Department 4. .f D. FERGUSON. Secretary.
mhs-,ls tst.r. crItiel
~ NO. i OF DIR. NEWMAH,s Sch.
nSss SKI Ss for sale at the SSs s
~ NOTICE-THE ANNUAL MEET
~ ING OF Stockholders Of the NatIol,I u e
Insurance Company OF the United states Of Amer
s ys Of 6 e
On aSe "a he i,s 81 Msrcs g
n.rs-.ot seceetary.
ePA Glass FOR KINDERS ARTEH.
to hs mHa 01n
ries. will open March Il. at 2 O'Clock p m The
;aS s w ed fhe See months as
until II Is OF age the seciusIon Of home no
gsrirn ibould receive II:
For terms and g; It Ini,r sPpPEo sfLocK
Mt, srs,rL e p pSIr PsrE, or At
Kindef is sSS.E rs Iieysat1 S street.
Between g and H northwest,
Between the hours of II add o'cl0ck. marj-1t
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BS suffering fro the errors and indiscretions
ofyeuth; nervous weakness, early decay, loss OF
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was discovered BY missionary in South America.
Send q self addressed envelope 10 The Rev. JO-
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YEA REDI C1ION OF 3s PER CEhT.
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LuIuries at -
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feblc-tf Under Metr poiitSn Hotel.
ETo GAS CossUnERs.
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CHARLES 3. BAILEY,
Secretary Washington Gaslight Company"
ja3l-MWFtMy1
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Robbins says that he would be very glad to
see Charles A. Dana converted, but between
this bride and that he has not time to stand
around and wait for the event to transpire.
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FOR SALE.

T0R sxLE0A so0ND YOUNG HORSE.
| suitable for any purpose. Inquire At ~ s!kth
street sOufheRsr. mlifB
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1876-03-10

of the Montreal hetel and chuckles aud
chuckles as he reads the newspaper accounts
describing Hester Clymer's "hurrying him
away from the Impeachment trial."
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1876-03-10

XX Robbins will not be driven from taking
twenty-dollar fees when lie has an opportunity
by the newspapers, even though the money
should be the price of his vote in the North
Carolina Senate.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1876-03-10

The Belknap case calls up "precious memo
ries' of the defunct Democracy, as exemplifed
in the lives and exploits of Dick johnson,
SwaEwout, Galphin, Crawford and host of
other worthless of that persuasion,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1876-03-10

When "Robbins'' attain the altituaiou:
figure of twenty dollars apiece they become
an expensive luxury to people whose chic
subsistence is that of "tar, pitch and turpen
tine
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1876-03-10

New Hampshire is said to be flooded with
red-nosed Democratic stump speakers, who are
trying to convince the people that crooked
whisky and Belknap have ruined the country.
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

ENOR SALE. EXCHANGE OR RENT-THAT
- beautifully finished REsI0EHCE, 1874 O.
street northwest, containing seventeen -
rooms, most eligibly located, and possessing ID
all modern imnroyements. half cash. A.
streets southeast, or TO y, A. POSEY, Fort Foote,
Maryland. ian2l-tf
EOR SALE OR RENT. ON GEORGETOWN
u HEIGHTS.-The residence OF the late Morris
Adler, ESQ.,; brick house, with fourteen rooms,
Eischen and pantry; one acre OF ground. Rent,
&5oper month; Apply to W. Il. DOUGAL, corner
Road and High streets. oc30-H
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-09-26

Aud ia accordance with iav and IN nrd@r OF
the iaari al Trustees ,nsd. on the irth day
Of August. i-it - mauy shares OF esch}arcel OF
such stHck ~ Lacy i'e necessary Will be sold nj
rii,l;r au.ti.u. - the cir' Of III" -"CrttarV.
~ II e. Ejti.h'i."iin', -"welrS st"r" Ill f'H
ATLANTIS t-a-,I-.. tS7-r STREET. Car "' iIiA. "
,a,i-- "It ~.
Th,r,irih ,:;0th' day "f sept. 1916.
At the how nf IL ~. II sid Hay, Z" pay SAIL
d 'linau.at assessment thereon. Grrher with
costs OF adv, gti>inS sud expenses ol h" SAFE"
JOHN II. I'll. Secretary.
Carson City. September nh. $50. s1@-td
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-09-26

4. &. Hty"ERNAN, Clairn,su.
& - i.N.S... : crrtsrv.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-09-26
migration and importation Of Aonsolians Hpon
the moral and msSerial interests Of the country.

nigrstscn and importation Of Monsolians upon
the moral and msterial interests Of the country.
T~e,rh-The Republican party recognizes.
with approval the substantial Cd Ance recently
made toward tho establishment Of equal rights
for women, by the many important amendments
effected by Republican Legislatures IN tho
Law which concern the personal snd property
relations Of wives mothers and widows. and
By the appointment and election OF women to
the sup-rintentlency of institutions OF educa-
ton. charity and other public trusts. The
honest demands Of this class of citizens for All
ditiol,sl rights and priv lc1,cs and Imr1unltifs
should be treated With respectful. ConsldeIAtioh,
Thirtec,.th-Ine Constitution c"nfers upon
Congress sovcreiEa POWER over the Territories
Of the Tinted States for their government, ard
in the exercise of his power It Is tlic right and
the duty ot Congress to proh!bit anu fxtifpste
in she Territories. that relic Of tarbarlsm
pol ygaray; ard We demand SUCH Legislation Us
shall secure THE end and tie supremacy OF
Araricsu institutions il all our Territories.
Fourteeot!i-The pledges which the nation
has given to our soldiers and sailors must be
fulfilled. This great people will always hold
those WHO periied their lives for their country
preservation il The kindest remembrance.
Fiteentli-we sincerely dc2recate al sec-
t:cusI feeling ard tendencies. aud we. there
fore, note W ith deep so!icitudo tina. the Demo-
cratic party counts as its chief hope OF success,
upon the electoral vote OF united South.
secured through the efforts OF those who We're
recently arrayed against the nation, and We IN
woke the earnest attention Of the country t. the
grave truth that the successes thus achieved
would reopen sectional strife and lmperii the
national honor and human rights.
S;5t.enth-We charge the Democratic party
with being TIC same III character and spirit as
when it syiupathZcd With treason; with max
ing lis control Of the House OF Representatives
the triumph and the opportunity Of the nation $
recent toes; with reassertiug and applaudinS at
the National Capitol the sentiments of nnre-
rtpentsnt rebellion; with sending Union sol
diers to the wall and promoting Confederate
soldiers to the front; with deliberately propos-
ing to repudata the rlishted faith Of the Gov
ernmeGt; with being equally false and iinbecite
il oyersna,,owiug tine ends of justice by its par
tisau acknowledgement and obstruction Of inVes-
ti.ation: with proving itself through the PERIOD
OF its asceGdsEcy i'll tho Lower House Of Con-
gross, utterly incompetent to administer the
Government: kiid Va WATT. the country against
trusting party thus alike unworthy. recreans
ana incapable
Seventeenth - The National Administration
merits cor,:r,endatinr for its honorable work in
the management OF domestic snd foreign All lrs
aud President Grant deserves the continued aud
hearty gratitude of the American people for hIs
patriotism and his in;nense services In war and
IL peace.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-09-26
A PUBLICATION FOR PATENT.

~ Notice No 31J. United States Survey NJ.
3...-Enited States Lana Office, Carson city, Ne
yada May 10th, IH16.-Notice is hereby given
that the AYERS AND HOPKINS SILVER MIN
ING COMPANY. corporation duly incorn
rated under ard by virtue 81 the laws OF til"
State of California. having its principal place
of business in he city of Snn francisco, State
of CalifoIria has this day by A. S. GOULD. ita
attorney IN fact amt agent (whose Post Office
address is Carson City, Nevada, made npplica-
ton tor Unitrd States patent for fifteen hun
bred ,5Di} linear foet of the Wlil:amS LODE,
bearing gold aud silver quartz and other min
erals ut precious metals, together with surface
ground six hundred $500 feet i'll width, Tor tn"
convenient working thereof: situate III the Eagle
and Washoe Valley Mining District, OrInsty
county, and State OF Nevada. known and desiS-
mated on the field notes and Official plat rs
United States survey or lot No ~, IN scctioh 20,
Township Is north OF range ~ east. Monte Di-
able neridlan: the exterior boundaries OF SAIL
lot No. 50 beng ~ follows, to wit: Beginning
MT post marked No. ], I. $. Survey No. 81,
whence the southwest corner OF Section 2a-
Township 10 north OF range 10 east, bears south
ITO 2g west, S9h $40 feet; the Ayers and Hol
kins Silver Mining Company's cabin bears north
~ 20 west $50 feet and the discovery and work
ing cut and tunnel upon this mine bears north ="
.6 east 355 feet; thence running hrSt course.
north l5,.o west 5G0 feet t. pest marked No 2
L. S. Survey No. 80; thence second course, north
II 10 east COO feet to pest marked No. y Z : sur
yev No. 80: thence third course, south l5't'
east SEQ feet to post marked NJ. [. y. Survey
M, 81: thence lutlr'n course s'uIH - WEI
GnO feet to post No. /, the place of beginning.
continuing 20 GG-Itu ares: bearings expressed
from the true meridian with magnetic varia-
ton of IGlao east. This claim was located M
der the name Of the Williams Mining Claim
and survey made to accord Herewith. IN"
workings and improvements on this mine con
sst OF an open cut 50 Icrt l0UG, 20 feet widc snd
20 feet deep. and "A tunnel run in the hill from
tho fac" Of suid cut IL distance OF .. f'et. ca
,c.,liun .:s,., in W: 'Itc. THIS rlaiu is bounded
north. riv by the Ayers CousOi'iat"! silver Mn
ing Culu,uary claim; southcrly by fhn l-ofct'a
Cornpany's mining claim. The said MINING
clan htinS recorded in thc Office oi ~. fe-
corsi.r Of ,2nlsby county aforesaid IN Folttno
A. folio ,;.8. Any and all persons ci5llainG any
portion al said Ayers aud hoptins SILVER Min
ins GuInp4ny's clGini arc required To NE ilirir
ads.r,.- c,aini WITH the Register @ Cd" thi'et
,ta+es ,gnI one. vt CARSON C.ty, Nc'adn, dur
i1la lie siNt5 Il ~ period % publication, or they
.lil b. ba,r-t u. vty;ue ct ihr pT"'ls'ot's az
IL !iatIL,. i.yIi; y NV, LEICESTER.
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