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National Republican., 1877-07-31

Are not the many testimonials given for the
complaints satisfactory 10 any reasonable persons
suffering from disease that they be cumedt Read
the different taStmonials given, and doubt
In many Of these the that their main
and suffering cannot he expressed In Of scrof
ua, where, apparently the whole body WAS one mass
OF corrupon II vegctine will relieve PAIN cleanse
purify and cure such Diseases restoring the patient to
perfect health amer trying different physcians, many
remedies, suffering for years, Is Il not proof
" ynn are sufferer you can be cured, Why Is this
called the Great Btoot Pl,Ur. The great source Of
disease originates In ihe blood, and medicue that
does not AT directly upon H. TO purify and renovate
hss any Just claim upon public attention. When the
blood becomes Hfrlr-s and staxnant, either from
change OF weather or OF climate, want Of exercise
irregular diet, nom any other the Vsgetine
will renew the blood. carry on the putrd humors
cleanse the stomach, regulate the bowels and npar
tone OF vigor to The whole body The conviction Is. In
the public mind well M In the medical profession
that the remedies supplied by the Vegetable Kingdom
than mineral medic ines. yegetine Is composed Oi
roots narks and herbs Is pleasant to take, and I,
perfectly safe TO give infant. Do you need II. Dc
not hesitate to Try It. You will never regret H.
National Republican., 1877-07-31
Few MORE
AUCTION sALEs TO-DAY.

o black Chcviot Suits; former price SIS.
EisraAS Bros, corner seventh and Z.
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4 LATER DISPATCH.

PIrrsFIRLD MASS, July W.-The name OF the man
shot by Herbert blanchard In Savoy, this state is
stark not Trask. The brothers who were shot
S-Te in comfortable circumstances. One of them
was shot thrugh the body Just bctnw the len lung
and the other Ia the groin The latest reports state
thai both are still alive, but tho death Of one Is
hourly expected The other IL not expected 10 re.
cnynT OhCeIs arc seATChmg for blanchard
National Republican., 1877-07-31
RERKELEY SPRINGS,

- WEST VIRGINIA.
This wellknown property having recently been pur.
chased from the Berkeley Springs Hotel Company by
the present proprietorr. will hereafter he conducted
added.
The table shall not be eIoelled by that Of any water
ing place In the country for rood, wholesome, and
been thoroughly repaired
board, q per day, Si7.so per week, 80 per month
Children u years and under also servants. Slp per
spend the season.
Hound;trp tickets for the season, including stage
f.re and bagxage, ina
Descriptive pamphlets at Metropolitan Hotel.
lyl0lm ]. T. TRBGo & soN, Proprietors.
National Republican., 1877-07-31
REAL ySThTE TRASyyERs.

MARGARET Ksuuy TO W. II. MehIer, for t<5, lot u,
square 7Jl Evrlinp West 10 Thomas E Wagg,nnn,
fnr t lot IL square Ie George sInitilson To tobert
J. smith ior Nsn rMi oi lot In i1rIns subdivision
Can.y tnC Peck for n part OF lots land ~ square
~ }. II liowl.I 10 Rose ~ Darrell, Tor k1 lot 10.
square 81. =. s. T,kewell TO s. = Kirk, for son lot
u, square ioin Y. : lhkrwell 10 : KIRK, Tor GoO,
lot L. aInars ps6. j. u. SaIl-y Iu Il u. Wallace. FOR
n rs par OF lots aud square ~, 4. 4. Hastcal
aud deurgs Bower to e. " LesierpT for d a. lots lJl
Iul i,1, and lOI subdivision OF Mount Pheasant
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ly2.2nl

SlO " S20 Hssnt. In selling H our = %cSS chromo,, S
cIsyons, md Reward, Motto, scripture Text Trans
samples, worth ", .ent pospaid ior f6c, Iustrsted
Caialog9e tree; J. II. BuFFoRDs SONS, Boston
AtAblshod lS0 je2o6m
National Republican., 1877-07-31
Iame. f,,IlInghan, IN Unorg, n p,,nt ~ .n,

James Gallingham to ueorge IT, Plant, to secure
Thomas J brown tso sub lot ~. block 10 In Todd
aud Browns subdivision OF MI Pheasant Abraham
Thompson 10 p Is Wright, to secureJ W. Wright SIS
lot 5, In Wright and Cok's subl VisiOn OF Pleasant
PIaInn Fliza Webster To &. A. James ard Edward
Temple, irustees 70 secure Emil ;. Frleirck tI IoD
lot W. Whites suhivlsO OF square north of square
SsL Caroline G. Hall 10 {. J.. Schafer aud ,. j. Hgt
brrger TO secure George '. Scha;er siHn lot b. Donal
sous suiiyis ision Of square ai Jane T.. Hewlett IL
r. W Fowler and T. ", Down, tusrcurr J, II Darrell
q dn lot u, Browns snbllyIson Nj. Pleasant. A
BTiey To }. T.. FIich aud X. e. FuN Ia secure MH
Sarah Coffin d Ill lot 4. square IA. Denus FugRTty
to II. W Barnril aud Is. II. Warner, 10 secure Eliza
beth Hudson u ~ lot ., Riggs subdivision squar,
National Republican., 1877-07-31

Vegetine II not prepared for q fancy drink mad
fon poor liquors. which deollitates the system an
tends 10 uestroy health instead Of restoring 1t.
National Republican., 1877-07-31

"A ericsson ApRIEGS HOTEL.
This popular summer resort will be open for the
ception OF guests OIL the i<>h day Of June. ueorfe
Orchestra has been engaged for the season. Fish
hunting. &c. For terms sddrss r. J. UNGER,
jyl0lm supt Union Depot Hotel, Pltt,burg Pa
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REIEAaEa.

u. A. Clark and VIM. A. Fenwick 10 Geo. Smith,
lot q. Lewis sudiv sion Of original lots aud
L5, square Ei W. II. Ward and Emit \. Friedrich Ia
Ez Webster lot 20, square north OF square 5lS WIN,
Is Todd To John q. Evans square south OF square
Dennis Fogarty, lot y, Riggs subdivision of square
8gS. y. W. Jones' and }. H. Eiison to Jonathan L.
Shepherd, sub. square 81.
pEEDs OF TRrsr-CHATrFLs
John Fitzgerald to lIagneT Il Maddox, trustees, TO
secure W W, Sinclair Wv, goods In house No. 2ISa
Pennsylvania avenue.
National Republican., 1877-07-31
VBgETINE
all HAVE OBTAINED RELIEF.

South BERWICK, Me, January n, is72.
II, r. S,USnS. tSg:
DEAR SIR l have had dyspepsia In It's worst form
for the last ten years. and have taken hundreds Oi
dollars worth Of medicines without obtaining any re-
lief In september last ! commenced taking the
NeRetine, since which time my health has steadily
improved My food digests we'll and have gained
hneen pounds Of flesh. There are several then In
this place taking Vegetne, md all have obtained re
lief. Yours truly, TlIOHAS F. MOORE,
overseer Of Card Room, Portsmouth, Co. Mills.
National Republican., 1877-07-31

COLORADO HOUSE
~ OCEAN REACH MONMOUTH CO, MI,
OPEss ron GussTs JuENi
One hundred feet from good bathing Two lakes
and pine woods within three minutB walk Of house
House has all modern conysnlences; will accommo.
date 80 guests. Terms, $50 per day and Sii per
week. A few choice rooms N si6 and SIS A. r.
COOK. late OF the West End House, Cape May pro.
Erietor. Apply at iiO7 Chestnut street, fhladephia
Pa jylolm
National Republican., 1877-07-31
YEGETIEE.
THE GREAT REPUTATION

Which vegetine has attained in all parts Of tn
country asa
National Republican., 1877-07-31

NOTICE-Th- public are cautioned sgn,nst certain
peripatrtic i-venderu In Washington who have ol
late been representing themselves agents. and osr-
Ing for sale lIonSlad Paint land IN some instances
advised efectinI sales under these representa-
lions We wish 10 say that all such representations
furnish one pound Of Ir0n.Clad Paint We have q
few agents n Washington taking order. for IronClsd
guard against impositi0n propsrty-holders desiring
our Paint will do well TO address our ONCE require
agents 10 produce authority 70 furnish,
janis MCLAIN,
W ID street northwest
ly2l?m Washington, NJ q
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II tCURSTONS.

tsrJNRUTH AND DUTY"
l. CARROLL INSTITUTE.
SELECT ANNUAL EXCURSION TO
MARSHALL II IL, TIiURsDAY, Augrst 2, ts-.
Tue Steamer NARY WAsHINdTON will leHNe
her wharf, iopt Of seventh street. at . m. and p.
mi returning at go and llsI p m.
Tickets, 70 cents 70 bs had Of the members only.
National Republican., 1877-07-31
GREAT AND GOOD MEDICINE,

and the large number OF testimonials which con-
stantiy being received from persons who have been
1t is recommended by physicians and apothecaries.
As Blood Purifier and Health Restorer 1t has ID
National Republican., 1877-07-31
IRON sHIp-BuILDERs,

manu- fActure STEAM MACHINERY, of every dc
.cr'Piian nRAss and IRON CAsT1Nos,. ROLL
PLATE IRON, OF all dimensions have the only
large FORGE for heavy shaflinE, Sc., In New York
city. REPAIRS made eI pedtiolIsiy. Jyis
National Republican., 1877-07-31

~ EPTUHE HOUSE. NEW ROCHELLE CONN
~ The most accessible Of all summer resorts around
New York. Accommodations ior 100 guests.
Bnating, bathing fishing, billiards, and bowling.
ylb Mrs r. K PUTNAM.
National Republican., 1877-07-31
LIFE In WASHINGTON.

Indications for To-day.
Ris;~p barometer, norh aud east Ttnds, oooie'
sIsar peather, nth rain On The coast.
National Republican., 1877-07-31

FINHE PAVILION, -
l. LAKE WINNI ESAUKEEr
wOLFFBORO, N II.
The finest located and largest hrscass hotel In thu
lake region OF New Hampshire II has all the usual
amuseInents Of summer resorts. Including music
billiards, bowling, bathing, and most excellent FISH
Ing Transient rates reduced TO q per day, board
by the week, Si2 " ti70. Address
lyn X, N. ANDREWs, Manager.
National Republican., 1877-07-31
CAroN SPRINGS AND BATHs
HAMPSHIRE 81 9TNTHss tls1nss y, VA, VIA WIN

JNHE CHALFoNTE HOUSE.
l. ATLANTIC CITY. MI
Good situation, quiet comfortable.
my.SSiin ELISHA ROBERTS, Proprietor.
National Republican., 1877-07-31

u U o.
LEAKY ROOFS made thoroughly wster-tight botS
dry. by thoroughly applying IRoH-CLAD PAINT
and IRoN-CLAD CEMENT.
It has been used by Mr.. Ed. Clark archi,ec, United
years. and d pronounced by him to be the best and
most durable paint In the world. It is also used b,
National Republican., 1877-07-31
SUNNI Err RESORTS.
DINEY POINT HOTEL,
L At. MARYs COUNTY, MARYLAND

This fAyore place OF Iesort, nearer 10 Washington
and more easily reached than any other, has been
taken by tho undersigned who proposes increase Its
| attractions during the present season,
AS place for sac rowing sailing fishing and hath
ing r unsurpassed and propose keep the house
| in better style than ever Good music and dancing
can be indulgcd In Mt any time.
Terms-Per day, Cs6 per week, ti7 TO sfS per
month, ~ 70 10 childreh and servants half price
jyi0im ANDREW J. swEErsER. Prop.
National Republican., 1877-07-31

PEDUCED RATES TO PARTIES REMAINING
~ one week or longer.
STOCKTON HOTEL.
Cape May N. J. Season is7 opens June a
CHARLES DUFFY,
tOf Continental Hotel, Phila, J propri~tor.
EOTE--We take great pleasure In informing our
patruns thai Passenger Elevator and Electric
Bells, I'm every room have been added 10 the Hotel
since last season. my2+Sm
National Republican., 1877-07-31

NORTH CONWAY HOUSE, NORTH CONWAY
~ MI, will open June z; location and scenery
board from y to aper week, and q per day. For par
ucuars, address N. r. MASON
iyls pronriator
National Republican., 1877-07-31
VEGErINE

vEGErINE
PhEPAREDHI
n n STEVENS, Boston MAS.
vpGETINE Ii SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
jy95SWu
National Republican., 1877-07-31
MINER RESORTS.

A TLANT1C CITY, N J.-B0ARD 70 TO vi
"A per week: Si.7S per day. Memorial Cottage
Michigan avenue, near cars and beach: Goud table
jyis 7. HAwREA
National Republican., 1877-07-31

l)IGEoN COVE HOUSE, CAPE ANN, MASS, on
the wRter.-Spendid ocean prospect driving, fishing
boating, bathing. &c; good stables Eastern railroad
from Boston.
jyIs MRS T. T. ROBINSON a co.
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ANOTHER WAY TO DO IT.

reformed Civil Service, honest money, a
restored Union-these are about the results
which Mr.. Hayes's Administration undertook
To- accomplish. They were very definite OBJ
iects and there appeared no justifying reason
why they should be approached circuitously.
But after a time it was discovered that in ad-
dition to these plain duties the Admin
istration felt impelled to "carry Ohio"
and, of course, some very mysterious ana
intricate strategy was needed for so great an
achievement as carrying Ohio" No sooner,
therefore, did the Administration begin to
stick pins into a war map of ONO, than all
other issues became mixed and misty. Sub
sides and Silver and the Resumption Act and
Civil Service all took new color and form and
size and position every day, because Ohio had
to be "carriedn and nobody seemed to
know exactly what Ohio wanted. Only one
thing was certain. Something had to be
sacrificed to "carry Ohio" because Ohio was
worth the sacrifice. And now uprises Gen.
Garield-who also wants to "carIy Ohio" and,
like every other Ohio Republican, he has plan OF
his own. 1t is a very simple plan, and differs
from all the Others so far as heard from, in that
1t involves no mystery and no sacrifice OF
principle. Gen. Garfield doesn't whisper and
wink. and hint about digging mine under
something, or about thanking somebody In the
night. lie speaks right out with robust
cheerfulness and doesn't seem to be afraid
that people will hear what he says. Gen. Oar-
field TO be brief, thinks that the Republican
party can win if it VIII only stand squarey up
TO its announced principles and will make
far and open appeal to the people.
Now, there may be everything Ill this ONO
has been carried before on this plan precisely.
Mr.. HAYES was made Governor III 70, not be-
cause there was a question as to his "views
on the currency, but because there was none.
Ohio was not carried III '76 because the Re
publican party made any compromise with
subsidizers and financial heretics, but because
high ground was taken on the subject OF
National Credit and Honest Currency. Is
it certain that the conditions are so seri-
ously modiO in II that the old ways
must needs be abandoned for some novel
strategic combinationsl At all events, Gen.
Garfels plan would be an infinite re-
lief To the Administration. In case of it,
abortion there would be no necessity for a
continual re-adjustment of policy i'll obedience
to political storm-signals in the West Mr..
HAYES and his Counselors would be permitted
to go straight forward reforming the Civil
Service and preparing for Resumption, and they
would not only be cheered and sustained by
satisfying consciousness that they were re-
deeming their pledges, but they would feel
that thrill of supreme delight which only visits
the b0sOms of those who are hopefully strug-
Cling to "carry Ohio"
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Jnoes 10 Advertisements.

AnusKMHNTs-3d PdOe-6th column.
RASKRUPT NOTiCES-6M fd0e-5th COMM.
BANKING HOUSE AND II ANKERs-Sh PGqe-1tn column.
BoARp AND ROoMs-3d Pd0e-5th column.
BUSINESS CHANCKs-7h PGgc-6th column.
BrsINFsS NoTICES-ith Pdgc-lst column.
CORPORATION NOTICEs-6M Idge-5th column.
DSNcING ACADENIEs-6h Id0e-3d column
DlyIDFND NOTICHs-7th PdGe-6th column.
ESCURSIONs-3d Yd0e-6th column.
fISANCIAI--7M Pd0e-5th and 6sh columns.
HoRsEs, CARRIAGES. &C.-3d Paqc-3l column
HOUSES AND FARMS WANTED-6h PdQe-1th column
les CREAM-3d Pdgc-3d column.
lNsrRUCTIoN-6M Fdoe-2d and Sd columns.
kACuINERN-.}d Pd9c-2d coldmn.
MARINE AND SLATE MANTEIS-5d Pd0e-Sd column.
MARRIAGES AND DkArHs-5fh P0Ge-6th column
NTscRLLANEoUs-3d Po0e-2d column oh Fdge-Otn
column.
MUslCAt INsTRUMENrs-3d PGgc-6th column.
NEw PUBLIC rIONs-6th ragged column.
PRoPOs AIS-7h Pa0e-6th column.
ESTATE FOR SALE-tI Y-6h PdGe-3th coluiiii
BROOKLYN-6M Pd0e-4th column; COUNfRN-0t
Poqe-fth column: AUCTION SALEs-Oh IUge-i'n
and 18th columns.
EAyINGs BASKS-7h PG0e-6th column
sALEs BY AUDTION-6M FGQ6-5th column
spFcIAi NoTlCEs-5th PaoeE6th column.
SITUATIONS MANTED-MALEs-3d Idge-9th columu
FFwAlEs-3d Page-5th aud 9th columns o.,
s1EAMBoATS AND RAILROADs-6M Iagt-1h ana o'n
columns.
sTATiONERY-6h P0ge-5th column
SrEApFKS OCRNN-3d Pare 81 column.
sUsuHR BoARD-3G Peoe-3d, 4th and 9th columns
TgACHERs-6fh PdQc-4th column.
TIE TUEF-3d PQcc-6th column.
TO IRT-(tTY YROFRRTY-6M I0Qe-5th column; fROOk-
LYN-6M Pa0o-5th column; CouhTRY-Gm IdSe-olh
column
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estimates his own Importance who feels called
upon to write letter to newspaper, correct
ing mis-statements as to his Opinions
Probably not a hundred persons who read the
Painter letter remembered it for week-no
one would have remembered it at all but for
its sulphurous character-and it was en-
tirely forgotten long before this wander
ing scribe put up the romance ABOUT
Mr.. Wade's conversion. And that little nc
ton could have been corrected "by word OF
mouth, without difficulty: 1T could hardly
have lived over night-without contradiction.
There's a flavor of self-conscousness about
these formal communications to the public that
is not in the highest degree becoming even 10
Retired Statesmen, who like Mr.. Wade, have
Id their time done hard work and good service
in great cause.
1t is quite plain that Mr.. Wade proposes to
antagonize the Administration on account OF
what is called its Southern Policy" NO one
familiar with that gentlemans political history
or knowing anything of his temperament
needs to be told of it, for it really goes with
ont saving. He has never been in the Owe
branch busness-that is not his line. 1t was
not credible that he should approve any policy
of Cancellation or forbearance toward the
South, or that he should favor anything put
government by the strong arm OF power lie
need not go to the trouble OF keeping that
fact before the public. The simple truth
is that the period into which he htted SO
well. has in the opinion of an immense ma
iority of the American people, gone by for
ever. 1t would be well for him to recognize
the fact and accept it with as cheerful philos-
ophy as he can command. And if he can with
hold himself from the press during the trial OF
an experimental it may be called an expert
ment which is not so much an Administration
policy as an unmiStakable popular demand-he
will leave Us the opportunity to remember his
early public services with gratitude and pride,
undminishcd by regrets for later mistakes.
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had several daughters, but only one OF them
pleased the Russian Prince. While her sisters
were arrayed in jewels and silks, the youngest
sat apart in simple white dress. 1t was Marie
Alexandroyna, the present Empress OF Russia.
She has always been in hearty accord with
the Cars policy toward his people, and her
place is by his side at the cabinet If not IN
camp She may not have the genius for Jewel
bargain which the wife of Peter the Great dis
PLAYED on the banks of the Pruth, but she can
at least play the part of Cornelia, and point to
her jewels in the camp-iive sons lighting under
the Greek cross.
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Ae1u'2lorIs Qailu Grlbnsre.
FOUNDED BY HORACE GREELEY,
THURSDAY. JULY 10, 1877.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FoREIGN.-The Hungarians evince alarm at the
Russian successes. "A general call 10 arms
has been made in Montenegro -= Raosf Pasha is
awaiting for reinfOrcements before attacking the
Russians who crossed the Balkans.
DoMEsTIC.-P President Hayes has ordered Federal
troops to Martinsburg, at tho request Of Gov Mat
tbews; the West Virginia militia acted discIedltably
md there was 10 other resort for suppressing the
rotons strikers - Mr. Baush declines the promo
tion at the Custom House. 60 new official Com
mission has been sent out to inspect the Custom
Houses for special purpose. == The National Cot
ton Exchange met in Convention at GrecnDuer,
White sulphur Springs. - The senate met at Sar-
atoga and organized for the trial of Bank Supenn-
tendent Ellis.
CITY AND SUBuBAN.-Ex-Gov. Tilden commented
on the political situation just before be sailed for
Europe. -= John McKeon was rebuked by the Sur
rogate for talking about political influence in con-
uection with the Court -= Opposition to the
Trunk Line ApportIonment schemes increases daily.
C UB. Bryant circulated another natch
of Tweed gossip. === Cows. Kellogg and Pack
ard have arrived in the city but de-
cliued to talk politics. == Railway Mail Super-
intendents discussed postal questions at Lake Ma
hovoc -- The competition at CrcedmOOr for
places on the American Team was continued. =-
The Manhattan Beach Railroad TO COney Island was
opened. - There was a run Paterson Savings
Banks. ==- Hattie t., Bombast, Romney, and
Derby won the Long Branch races. == Gold
1858, 1O5l2. 10Jl2 Gold value of the egal-tcnder
dollar at the close. $3.50 cents. Stocks dull and
lower, closing weak.
TnE WEArHER.-TRIBUNE local observations in
dicatc continuance of warm and cloudy weather.
with chance of occasional rain. followed by cooler
and clearing weather Thermometer yesterday, H.
IS 7Go
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POLITICAL NOTES.

It is one thing to plant a new party and an
other TO make it sprout
The FRAUD dynasty has departed wholly
from u.s. Now let us have peace
The Civil Service Reform machine has been
pointed straight ahead once more IL is dreadful
dodgcr though.
The National Committeeman is relieved from
the unpleasant attitude of serving an example Of the
virtue which exists solely through lack OF opportunity
Mr.. David Dudley Field is anxious about the
conscience the people. He wants TO stir it up. sup
pose he should succeed, what would become Of hint
His fate would nc like that Of tho man who stirred up
keg OF dynamite win hammer
The Hon. Ben Wade is bent on mischief
II is said lie will attend the Ohio Republican COnvcntoD
whore his friends will attempt to make him presiding
officer There are internal evidences Of large amount
Of Democratic Imagination IN TINS reDoIt.
A few Democrats in New Orleans are asking
II it is local sef-goyernmcnt to have NewYork mem
bers of the party engineer in lictments In the Louis
lana Courts and keep important documents which be-
long IN New Orleans locked up in David Dudley FIELDS
desk. tbs IS childish jealousy Local seli-gorernmen'
is well enough in ITS place. bnt 1t must not stand IN the
way OF the RcIorm" funeral procession.
A new element shows signs of coming TO the
surface In the ONO D,m0ciatic Convention. Tne Texs
Pacific subsidy advocates talk ~ sending agent there
to persuade the platform architects 10 leave out the
tim e-honored plank about eternal opposition to subue
on the ground that Is not eNpcdcnt for the NJ hD
Democrats unite against Tins scheme lest they dive
the Southern ethrIn over 10 the Republicans IN Con-
gress.
An old personal friend of the President drop
ped in on him the other day and comforted him with
the prediction that the Ohio Convention would indorSe
his after hyeiy contest. Yet the same authority
had fears that the party would losc the state, partly
through indifference but chiefly because OF the Cy Ser
vice han tie oiiceholders. The financial question
seems have ceaso 10 be OF much account since BON
parties equally demora lzed concerning IT,
Senator Chrlstancy of Michigan announces
In published letter his belief that the President has
nothing TO from the opposition elements in his own
party lie thinks the test OF his policy will be not the
prevention Of all abuses and awessness In the South.
but the reduction OF the whole amount He believes The
ieat Of the Republican party sSta!ns the Pfes-
acut obstacle his ultimate triumph save
tue probable VI increase OF awlessness Ia te
South.
John Brown, jr., is evidently as fervid Rad
ical his famous father He ho Is unaltcraD
oppos to the Presidents Southern policy. because
seems have FILTERED away all that was gained BY ne
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demption. But, we submit, it is not possible
for honest men to insist that the Government
will have to redeem all the legal tenders, and
all the bank notes besides. The men who set
up that plea must of necessity know that 1t Is
not true, and, by resortlng to it, they Detray
their consciousness that, as professed redemp-
tlonists. they have no ground upon which they
can honestly deny the practcability of resump-
ton under the Act of 1875. If they are not
willing to face the cost of resumption, let them
say so Ike men, and quit pretending that they
are in favor of a return to specie payments.