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meufat teltgr. pepe(1tn.
Ser ArieQ i'm Orient.


.2onbon, 2. Suli. Cine Depel6e
BON @bumla }ast, bab cine CROPS ruff
STE etreitmadt. ,pelde i'm innsrsn oes
2anocs porriidte, bei9iela suridse19la-
gen lei.
Glue DepefAe bon @imnisa, ootirt
bonn Treitas, beri6tst, baB Die aiirfen
@ult9uf 9erdunt Dabsn. uno sesen Sit
itopa marl9iren.
Cine Oepslde pnn Wim last: "Die
3irfen baben Nicopolis serdnmt. Sie
&ulen feuern Climber, ,pclde nit I'M.
ousl0i9baren 3inoitoif ssfiat iino.
Gs ,pirb seiagt raB bas rnmdnii6'
Cabinet beidIohen bat, Die Donau 81
iibe,ldreiten.
Cine ofi3iells 9spsi6e bon eimnisa
oatirt BON eeltern, baB Die Bride, an
1pelder am Fl. y. u. ansefansen wur-
Dc, tbeiImeile aerii6rt ,poroen it, nno
bas 26 Yontons wdDreno beg 6turmes
in ser 0a9t BON 80. unb 80. %ianten.
Sic Bride miro beate (9onnta9) abeno
wiebsr berssitellt iein.
Cine @euter'i6e Depei6e BON @bum'
Ia. batirt son ssitsrn Morsen 81 l1br,
fast: Man iddtt Die GAIL Der &uilen,
tps!de Die Douau 5u SiIopa iibsri@rit-
ten, anf 10000 @tann. 9icleIbsn riid
ten ge9en 8iela Dor, tpel6e 8eucsung
bon ocn Siirten bel Yaulo Derbinbert
1uurbe. Cine anbere Depei6e bon @onn
tag 10a ll6r Nbenos beri9tet Dis
rllfI9e N~pantsaroe 9rif Siela on,
wuroe aber gen @iitoua nit idperem
@erluite suriidse1@lasen. Man srpartet
cine neue S@ladt.
Gs ,piro bsri9tet, bab bic Siirfen
Sonnta9 Mor9cn ,eincn perolpeifelten
Musfan. aus aars ma6ten, inoem lie per
fu6ten Die &ullen gu iiberrumpeln uno
Den Su9el, bon lpeldem 5luet Se;nuge
&ars bombaroirten, st crltiirmen. Sic
Siirtsn paren 9en6tbi9t ii6 5urad gu.
aiebcr, nadoem, tie uerl6ieoene Stun=
ben bart getampft batten. 56were Ser
IuIte auf bsioen 6eitsn.
Gbinbur9,2 2. Suli. Scr 2onoo.
her Correspondent bonn n@cottsman"
teIesrapbirt Man be1auptst, oab Der
ipsiis 9taib pOm Marquis BON Coils
burt, @raf gariiaroun, serr grob u''o
anoere. enoli9 iibsr bic banoelnoe par.
tel seliest bat. Ser @nlten bat jebt me.
mig Musli@t auf materieae Salfe BON
6 slano.
9onbpn II, 2. Suli. Sic britil6e
S otte bss Mitteldnoii9en Wteeres psre
laBt proterlum Yai nit p~erlieselten Be-
feblen. Das 1eutide @ei9waosr 1T gu
Yort Saib a%neefommen.
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YbiIaoelpbia a, 2. SuIi. Gin
@sser. Namens, @tepben gurrelI, peI>
der als Matrols auf Dem seltern aus
YiIboa in @panien si%nsetrohenen@ 3oo
,er ~. Seaton" oiente nno unterpess
in einem Streite ben 9teHermann Sobn
Sonss t6btsta ,lpurbe bsute bier oerbaf'
tst oas Opfsr mar elm G%inwobner Der
Stabt Nsip Dort. .
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Gin Gontraft iiber Al 2ofonaotipen
fir 0ariilien it Dor eiuiser s3sit nit ben
n8alowiu locomotive Wo,fS" in Ybila.
belpbia abseiAlolier woroen: 10 oauon
,pereen I'M 2aufe oieles Munats oortbin
peridift. @leidseitis tritt cine eutiprc-
d)snoc NnSabl Mai9inlitcn. SOconlotiu-
fibrer uno Sei;er, Die auf orci Sabre an>
aeftellt lipb, Die I:ile nad Wraii@
lien all.
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Stalien.

Mep Oort, 2. SUM. Cine 2abel.
Depside iust, boB oasgolssinm oeraar=
b.ndls auHombeialoKen bat, bic %frans0Ii
i9s@sinli6teit su peranla1sn, oieaanoi-
baten oes prdiibsnten MacwtabOn bel
ben berannabenoen Wablsn in Jrant.
reid tbatli4 gu unteritiibsn.
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pD~ AQe grt Drudurbeitcn ipcreen
IL Der Siiite Der uSirsinia Staats-
Gazette" nnaeferti9t.
, 1877-07-03
Wirsinia @taats< @asetEt
iaalte bsrsasssssbsa son
3oba 9. Qfia.
90. 8 3mDlfte Giraffe.
Mi9monb, ga.
snbscrtptipns . Nreifet
0retIc bcr Guaetsen:

9rss,re gnssisen nerOen iuiser tertanst.
Mdt pter rentser 3etsn tiIben einen Squirt.
gae an,.isem fnb in gsraus su satlen.
Die 3eituns sptrb In Ri6mpne unb lint
aeaenb' bon Sen 1r6sern fir IS &ents per
WcGe .auSaetrdget.
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Der. It I'D mpnper.
,,@c,,t Gurln Gu"
Snbof o,soo @}iDnrettcoo,
Sabricirt ppn
&, s. qlQen S g.,
Ri6mon>. d.

$50 = E ..%a
Ser @ibmonSsr 9 e m gobaeeo' it BON ben anss'tp s5BGls
.,gSiroinia Natural 2eaF1f gibntten nnb fret bon gtcnaert Gtanb, PaffHn'
oStr iraenS eier Werfdlruaa. Scr lMte araue Sober, porn oiFr 2abaf 9epab
fen eun idmaler Grid in yrGaa uno Notb @arodna) uo bic sht ocs Erod'
lrs perrnnort" bic Ero2cntc os Nuotms oebbalb lam ocrlebe I'll Pfeten, Deer
in eiaarcttn serambt wrbeu. obm gu 6fHrd)ta Sersb'enaen, g trmnSel I'm Sop.
f, ooer gmen auf oer 3unac ut btfonrmcn. meldE8 oft omd9 2ooat meldpr III
einem iApeun 9ebmboOen aewahisn unO nit dt9nifbe SIea: 2onqna s0Dnen'
oor d1emude GubInnNn parHmlrt ODER anosrwethg oerfalhs IT. 9fDm9[. 81
sGnb jee 9einbeh. Iea Srona. iauea natltliden Gerub NIB elDnlna
empfebt er fd bm WieHcn. unb Observation-Disclosures, als cine os auaaeInd1eNen
uno rein1rn Gmeh 3abaf. Den mon baMn fann.
smn cine, guurpf, pelae tirsId5 Don oalsm Gabaf oon 81. guaafns
T0ldcr, or bernbuhe @bemil Ser f5nNGhm Garumdturs @cfcaidat IN ENGLAND. &C.
madt tprnoc uno o0en Same 70 behunt in ieoem saboratortuu' Der g5at' TT 0ol
9nbeS Elm 4u53u9
~ Mna1DttfaI laboratory
II GaGsburp Gquare SGet gtne5 6. g. Sonoon')
sd Fnbe MIR Gpuren bon 9apdr in ocm Gabof. nddes Sr eruno IL. bay
tr eiuen 70 mibeu GMdmad bat, ban in aen farfca, beibensen 2abat pm: tA
nasoes aRaL os @alpctr i'll teotuhnber Suanttdt porherrIhno 1T e"e anoere
LIMB midrqere Gadc, metbe tb bud nnnc unterlmhMi9 ouSstW@n baoe, ~
,oaB CT uur pcms Stco,a enhdlt mo oaB III uteEu Gorhn Gabaf bret ODER oMr,
mai lopel aduaoen who. SD fnoe. eaS osir Satot cine psrbaltm ap . usIns
S uoutiMt GipeNfoHc eutb6ls 6meS craGrt sen lebidcn @eruh os JtaudeS
bon o{r gorte Gabaf. Gs it wabrtA eme Der tvO9rmhemlcn sorteaL, of i'd
lie ocrouht babe uno s 1T pntih mabr, bb Ser Gabaf nHr neng Jhdm umo
,@inuiBnoH entbat. wddes ib ais eth beionoTeS SennSeIben snNS lselub r'e@eh'
ben umo mloen GabaS, bctadte"
Der @alperr oMt bn gabuft ben mir fir far uno idEdbt baten. cen 1Gar-
fen, biBenocn Gcfdymaf; her eine!Beofl gilt Den nnansensqnen eefn1, m ~"
orbroune 6cora pbr 5mu, meMer oft i'm ihlcdJt brennsnoen Iabaf oenertE wu0;
oS Nuotn 1T ser 8ftfof.
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Die TuDknr> y

N st timrpt. 3, sean,e bisbertgc SeilpertaDnn I'm;
Suitoben Die sur miro bnrA boS io9eionnte
Sopb3, no onrb @tnnebn'eil pom
bemirft. Cite ~9obbdoer 5ei9eu an, 100 ote &raTtpett
lbreu Gtb bat, w' tief ie tiegt; unb st 9letdet
2eit sei9en iie bic 2ebenstrolt oeS MteulNen an.
Eaulenbe 1ino tn ben lebtsn 8ipei Sobren IN her
Gabe>Nuitalt, "A STANTON Str. 9tcW, gort, 9e9e!tlt
poroen. nnter ben @ebetlten bssrnoer rh, ptele
Mcrste rnb Ipptbercr. Die Sobbtoer uttterl9etrelii
id, ron unoeren @dbetn oaourtp, oab tte otrett ouT
Ste &rontbeit cinioirfen. usb ben franten Stot eng
%terltr, IN pel0cr 6ornl ct aitb sum SSorl.9eia
fomme. gle iino Elm Serhrentlin9ss Oocr @tSl9et5
buneSs EroceB Der &raufbettsitpie. Seocr Rronfe
,utrb bVi Der Nnmenonns oieIer Glr l~oSu'Ggtn ietN
ei9ener Nrst, &enn Ssemaiib ourb etele Sdoetge'
beilt lit, 10 1T er wtrtlt9 ulo ropttdl 9ebellt NAV
renb mad Der bis9ert9en 0eilmetbobe bic p}tttel
9en1bnliA sefGbrttder iiuo ala bic arartbctticlbt,
nnp ,3 9,ters IN 9arses Seer seeinOdrer srant-
opsI t.tls BE ayy6absr ale arSS.' better, irsiTtrlia
nno dnberli@, t%isriran, 70 lnb bod Die g8irtHn9sn
bel i~oleenben arontbeiteu, b~eionperS werI, lie I'D
nod in u~cuteil 3ultaitee %betthoeltt 9qn5 auscrctroenta
lid: Jicbet, iel6it, Sssrners' nn9 EpphnIsR.ebet,
peroet lebr iNnel, 9ambbult5 nit ID 8aoetH.,
iurtrt. Salss uub 9Mags mSdlipitoiwdjt nirb.
b~eIonbrrS Del iunaen gc,4tgn 4. I'M erHten Stabtlm,
oepsbnlfd ieidt tnlirt. 9sofcela6St, &Dc,s
mattSmus peroen DIT iebr !1ntH, ge9ettti
ebenio al9eItt nno 09rrnftansbtttea, iopte Que
tbpbilttisd,e SrautBelter in icoem Wrobe Vet
alGcrtn Erdnfbeiten, Wran0tunnoeiis a8es
SdDwurcn, GerUphcia &C. lit bic 9~Sirtun9 ctne
plSbli6e II. N1t6are. Sur etn @0o Iii btureihenb,
nm Seben Don Der gStttln9 81 t'ber5el9e1, wa
ecufscbS nno bic iogenanHte $saTt= ober
RnHerruitr (eine bS iebt nrbeilbart kranfbetl
iDuroen oebeilt, @et ietterer &rontbett 9eben p
@roSent beS SnGeritole8 init ieben Taoe 0ur@ oeH
urin ob.
Nte Babes unb Gtuaebmes Inlpcr welbeit mad
febsm alag i'm Sanoe %perianot, Der Nttta ps
Babe Ruluers 1T 81, bcr peS Giuncbme : Nuioers
81. @tan lollc ii6 ctne 8roiAire itter bic Sobr"'
n snaIti3er ocer 6eutIbcr SprGbe ittdet.
Fl. Rauchfuss -
"a Stanton Ctr (DoN 1891
WeW OorE
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@cpr9e @ibfDn, IT,,

CWa1fNlgFf BON HtEeg8 q WlbI0H.J
81 o. 1901 90 in Stra6c.
Smpptteu.r mnb Gambler in
allen Gorten Yorscllan> nno @las-
Maaren, foipie in ueridicoenen
Mrten SauSbaltungSse- 81
rdtbldaften.
Sd babe iceben ptreft eybalten cine aem
5prm @irtbldafts- 5laiben unb als Mrisn
Npn @lGler, &ritall- 8la iGeu, g9ampagusr-
@ldier, cit ppaes Nllprtement spn Sicrsla-
fern. 4isbaItrr ODER WaNlrfiiDler D9iefri9er-
atprs," ippie clue erOBe Iussratl nDn fran3S-
EjlGsn uub ragiii4eu pr,sslau,
National Republican., 1877-09-06
THE FUTURE or PARTIES.

1t is significant fact that In many OF the
States there are quite numbeT OF tickets
In the field besides those nominated by the
two old parties. Ohio and New Jersey are
blessed with Ave or six tickets each. Iu
the election which took place in San Fran
cisco yesterday, besides the regular Repub'
lican and Democratic tickets, there were
''Citizens aud Tax payers" the Peoples
and the "TaK payers and Mechanics" Ia
almost every State there seems to be dis
position 10 break away from the old party
organizations, aud TO form new ones to meet
the new issues, which the various classes Of
citizens seem TO think are the all important
ones.
II would be very unwiss not to taks no.
tiee Of the facts which are thus transpiring
in every part Of the country, because they
Indicate very clearly that the nation Is
now In state Of political transition The
people arc deaf 10 party cries. The indie
pendent voter is abroad. The wisest politi.
cal prophets cannot predict the results OF
the approaching fall elections, or say what
National Republican., 1877-09-06
THE HARRISBURG CONTENTION.

II will he seen fiom our tclegraphic re-
port that the Republican convention at
Harrisburg yesterday had ACRIMONIOUS ses-
sion, and agreed upon platform which
meets The issues presented by the recent
troubles in that State in u fair aud manly
manner. Recognizing the hct that dit.
fcrences Of opinion exist rs TO Mr. HAYES
policy, they contented themselves with re-
affirming the platform upon which he was
elected President The neglect 10 positively
approve the course of the President affords
no indication that he Is not popular with
the mass Of the Pennsylvania Republicans,
II is well known that the omission to in
,lorse HAYES was concession to a small but
Influential minority. With this ono eScep.
tim the work Of the convention seems to
have been well done. The ticket nOmi-
uated is strong one, and will unauestion'
ably be elected.
National Republican., 1877-09-06
WHERE THERE ARE NO POLICEMEN.

Bangs ssnds US the following copy Of letter
written by Cambridge boy who Is up In the coun
try: "Billy, why don't YOU write me lotter. am
havin a bully time bnt I have 10 go round on
crotches, for hos rake fell OF hay NOV on 70
me and spraint my legs. A boy from Charlestown
named Hockey bcards where ! do, an me an him
20 round together and have n good time, We catch
frogs down In the brook and throw EN- through the
wirders on to the table and scare tho boarders
whom they eat there aint no policemen here and
u nre afd hear chi sQueal. Mr. smith was awful
mad about Il. I was awful sick last week aud ]
have wore out four fairs Of pants since have been
here. When ieft home forgot 10 let my rabbits
out, and wish you would 90 Into my bark yard
and let en- ont but l guess they are dead nov and
II they are you may have EN- rabbits cant live three
weeks without nolhin to eat if they can they are
q things | shafl bring home IN myHSnf n my NJ,
mother don't find 1t out. My mother ays I fiel
her 10 death and says she never let 20 into the
country with her again. cant write any more fol
me aud some fcll0rs Is goin down In the pAstut,
and throw stones at some calves. Hockey brok,
out lot of g'Ass In a schOol-house and his mothe
paid ten dollars"
National Republican., 1877-09-06
THE UNIVERSAL DEMA ND FOR GOV.
ERNMENT SAVINGS BANKS.


The recent savings banks failures have re-
suited In very general demand from all parts OF
the country for the National Government " enter
that field. The Cincinnati Gdahr wants Congress
to authorize thr.c-slNy.fve bond f,r hs low a
figure as So and frOm that Up 90 be sold at par foi
currency, and the Chicago Times suggests a foui
per cont. bond Of $40 and upwards. The, Herald Of
this city wants Goycrnment postal bank like tina,
come demands for the General Government to sup
ply some means by which tho poor can have some
certainty In the Investment of their savings. We
think u not unlikely that Secretary John Sherman
will mako suggestion Of this kind to Congress
There Is Il great deal Of money that car be len
TO the Government for low rate OF interest and i
will he another tie binding the poorer classes tc
the Federal authority. As We write, we hear Of tho
failure Of savings bank even In Massachusetts,
Say what We VIII against a paternal government
there II a very general impression that somehow
the very poor should bc projected iu their efforts
economy; that state laws shonld not be permltte,
TO authorize institutions that unsafe and wh,cl
teach the lower strata Of society that economy ant
irugslity useless virtues. ny all means let som
measure he adopted by the coming Congress whicl
will enable the poor 10 Invest their money safely.
National Republican., 1877-09-06
BRADLEY's FRIEND on FIELD.
E,roin the Neuarl tIsz,r.

Judge Field "nagged" Judge Bradley during
all that trial. Hs worked In the interest OF Af.
Titien with an mitirny seal and an entire disre-
gaia oi the .ou,esics oi ih9 pench. he nngEleu
Doubles he got all sdes of the argument every
phase Of constitutional law every possibility Of
bradley but he never, In any moment pumped so
deep that he found water. How did Judge Field
know that there were precisely seventeen carriages
that night al Judge Brstiley's door and who weru
lheir oecupants7 Was that the proper function oi
Judge Field Did he sit On the cilrbstone anl see
who camcY There was no politician who no per.
sislently and impertlnenuy followed Judge Brad.
ley ~ Judge Field himself And this we say oI
| ourselves and our own motion. six months have
| passed since We have had communication direct
| or Indirect spoken or written, with Judse bradley
upon this topic. A. that time his waste basket was
| filled with letters threatening assassination, ai
National Republican., 1877-09-06
SOLEMN REMOVAL OF ADAMS by HIS
LAST FRIEND.

II Mr.. Adams was a Democrat In 1879 there
Il no evidence that no has spoststzed since; the
contrary. he has shown the courage Of his conyic.
tiois In his memorable letter to Mr. Tlldcn written
after the Electoral Commission had counted him
ont Of tho Presidential chair, and by that sctiOn
given assurance 10 his political associates all over
The land that however much others might falter,
he had enlisted for the whole war, aud nailed his
colors To tho mast As we understand Mr.. Adams
position, he docs not dcslre the Office and would
not accept q nomination for Governor n rendered
10 him by hare majority at the close Of trlangu-
lar contest between the other candidates and HIM
self Unless, therefore, the nomination can be
made In accordance with the precedents OF the
party, and rendered with that spontaneity with
which second nominations have usually been be
slowed II would seem to be the best thing W do TO
drop his name altogether from the list Of candi-
dates aud unite upon Mr.. CASTOR as the most avail
able candidate under all the circumstances to lead
tho Democratic hosts 10 victory.
National Republican., 1877-09-06
Commerce.


BALTIMORE, September s. - Cotton steady and
unchanged.
Flour active and city mills, quarter higher Wheat
Southern dull. and easier Western dull and easter.
Southern red. prime. u $50 ~ do amber u s0ei "a
Western, steamer, 81 ", hid; DO. No winter red.
CsrnIsouthern unchanged; Western miIed. spot.
SING septemhcr 81 tm513sc, October. sac; Oats quiet
southern. StgsSc Mes,ern white a,e: DO mix ed asf
chungeh Butter tirm and unchanged. re,Iolenm
changed Whisky dull jobbins ti u
Recelpts-F1our S73 barrels, wheat, 10 0fo bushels
Wheat 6tOoo bushels
Esw lonx, Sept, a-Flour hrmer. sonis grades
O. loci higher; No State tsas supsrhne state
,st@ ss.rs wsslern; 6 ss@s g Southern ~, aoa,
sfeadier and without change In prices barley In
artlve. No. Canada, November. g16fl!06 State. Il
arrive next month. ssdssc Rye In better demand Al
UNCHANGED prices Corn hrmer: steamer, cash, 8yd
s7Sc do september. AserS7c; No 2 cash, s7se157slc
Oats nrmer; extra white, 4i6st9r No. do. toestlc
do. No, 2, 5G6s6',c extra mixed SpdEc. Fork quiet
mes. siS spot tis IS bid for sepiembsr. Lard suie
seg,sm6er, y II bid Rssf auis, and nominai psei !!
tiSAiS so family. ta tut meats dull and neglected
whisky Arm At u Is. spot
Cotton steady: middlng uplands, lie. futures Arm
September. lose
National Republican., 1877-09-06

significance they will have however they
may eventuate. Il
We see nothing evil that can come Of the
present confusion Of party lines, but, on the
contrary, we believe that Il Is very fortu-
nate thing for the country that partisanship
Is now at such q discount, The present
state of public opinion will enable our
statesmen TO consider, free from party bias,
the new questions which are now demand
ing their attention Above all, it is quite
certain that new parties will soon lie formed
founded upon differences Of opinion in re.
gard TO the Issues which must arise out OF
the settlement oi these new political prob
lens
National Republican., 1877-09-06
TRADE RESTRICTIONS.

Hon DAVID A. WELLS opened the an.
nual meeting Of the American Social
Science Association with an address on the
relations Of economic laws 70 public and
private morality. He pointed out very
clearly many Of the evils which false
economic laws have produced In the world,
especially during the middle ages, when
trade guilds were established which did
not allow any one to follow trade except
he was . freeman Of the town OF city
This artificial system was carried SO far in
France thst no single craftsman could make
even 70 small thing as bucket, hut four
separate tradesmen must lie employed.
Mr.. WELLS claims that all restraints
upon labor or trade tend TO restore barbar-
ism, and that real progress is measured by
the extent 10 which thoy arc freed from re-
strictions- All Legislation Of this oharac.
ter, he eoutsnds, is 10 a greater or less de-
gree demoralising. In proof Of this he re-
fers to the operation Of the internal reve-
nue. law, by which the tax upon spirits
was fxed at " per gallon, but only pro-
duced an annual revenue OF $i8,OOO, 900
whereas when the tax was reduced to Afty
cents per gallon the revenue WAS increased
10 S44,OO0,O0O He attributes O great deal
Of the public aud private corruption which
has prevailed In the country since the wal
TO the Legislation, which has held out iD
ducemepta Tor men 10 become dishonest
The suggestions which Mr.. WELLS makes
on this subject Are well worth considera.
tiou. IL has been abundantly proven that
the multiplication Of oaths and penaltie.
only tends 10 corrupt public morals II !,
to be hoped tina, II will bs found practicabl,
to simplify the legislation Of the nation 50
that spirit Of honor and integrity may b
encouraged, instead Of the opposite. Thi'
doctrine would, Of course, materially modif,
much Of our legislation, bnt not more thar
the interests OF the people demand.
National Republican., 1877-09-06
THE FATAL CUNNING ACCIDENT.

An inquest was held yesterday afternoon
over the the body Of Otto Genzerott, tho little
boy who was shot In the marshes near the foot
of Seventeenth street Tuesday afternoon.
The jury heard the statements Of tho boys
who were In the marsh cunning at the time
and returned verdict that Genzerott came to
bis death by reason Of an injury Of the head
accidentally inflicted with q shot fred from a
gun In the hands Of some person un nknown to
tho Jury
National Republican., 1877-09-06
THE PRESIDENTS SOUTHERN POLICY
From the New York Tribune;

The opposition to the Southern policy will
die out if no mad misconduct at the South revivcs
majority OF Northern Republicans win realize more
clearly every month that the only truly patriotic
course. the only statcsmanlike course, and the
only strictly constitutional course, was that which
the President adopted. Passion will gradually
yield TO reason. and the Republican party. as a
body, win he very glad and proud not long hence,
W be able 10 point 10 the fact that Its platform and
tho letter Of Its candidate In 1876 clearly promised
the change OF policy which has been effected.
National Republican., 1877-09-06
AN EXCELLENT APPOINTMENT.

Tho appointment Of Hon. Thomas w. Hunt
cellcnt one by our correspondent ~. r :" in Wash.
ington. II Is the first evidence which the Admin
stration has given, 80 far As diligent inquiry has
been able 10 show Of the adoption OF sound princi'
pies In Its important southern appointments. Mr..
Hunt Is represented as a native SOuthcrncr-A man
Of position, courage and ability, respectable and
respected 10y the community III which he lives, and
A sincere Republican. such appointments are
calculated to give the Republican party standing
They "c,ynciliatc' the public sentiment which
alone ought to lie cOncilnted. namely, that which
demands OF the Government character In It's officers
aud honesty In It's dealings.
National Republican., 1877-09-06

THr present arrangement by which the money
order once Of the city post-of,ioe Is closed al
O'Clock works great inconvenience to iaboring
men and others whose business In the Departments
and elsewhere keeps them busy during the day
The difficulty might be remedied by keeping the
onics open one night IN the week from 9 10
O'Clock for the beucat Of workiugmen and other'
who caunot call during the present business hours
This arrangement would remove all Just cause o
complaint, and We hope the suggestion will rocoiy'
the attention Of the postmaster.
National Republican., 1877-09-06
- THE WAR FOR THE sPEAKERsHIP.
From the Ohio state Journal.

The contest for the spcakcrship thickcns.
formed snne terson In Washington that his chances
arr excellent I'D ycnturcd the opinion that Ran
dali Is out of ~, race. The Philadelphia T'n'i OBJ
serves that n Randall finds this out In season II
may save him good deal OF anxiety. and perhaps
save Mr. Cox some sleepess nights. An Illinois
Representative writes thai tho Illinois delegation
win support Randall until he shah be Withdrawn,
when they will give their votes, with two cScep-
tions to Sayler. II Is encouraging 70 hear OF sayler
occasionally from o,itderx. Mr.. Thompson does
not seem disposed to call saylcr to the front.
National Republican., 1877-09-06
TILpEN's MORTGAGE ON THE PARTY
Prom the Cincinnati Commerciai

The loud, long cry OF fraud" that the party
has used In amcnling the reault Of the late Prcsi
dental campaign Is equivalent 10 the nomination
Of Tilden % run another race. Gov Hendricks
Tiden was an invalid. He even rcjoiced That he
was not feeble person like Tllden: but Tilden has
been growing robust IN England. and there Is rea-
son to believe that he will return In the course Of
few weeks with tokens Of toughneHs that will dis.
may those who have counted upon his dephrture
irum this world. Thus the Democratic party Is not
only In prr,licamcut OF claiming the last Presi
dental election, but the claim hxos upon the party
the next Presidential candidate. There Is not con
taincd In this the highcs, promise OF contentmcnt
and II may be said 10 he an embarrassing situation
National Republican., 1877-09-06
INFLUENCE OF THE PRESIDENTS
POLICY ON OLD PARTIES.
From The Rlchm0nd WhIl

Apart from this great M d abiding good, he
has done smother thing or put u In tho way Of be-
party, Party lines will no longer DO drawn, IL In
ihe past on The issues Of the war. This is great
grievance TO the bloody -shirtets-but source OF
CIRCULATION to all good patriots. Bconomlc ques.
lions OF their merits, win now take the place OF
angry sectional controversies. And parties always
grow bad by long possession Of powor-and none
same timG, a. the so.called Republican party, Its
npheaya and subyoulon wiz grestly e9a,ribgJs u