National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-04-01
POLITICAL NOTES.

Disappearance without mystery Is start
Things. MT Pseksfds Lssisissuro " seems D 70 b,
ooSing away 10 this novel manner.
Unless Bcebe Of Sullivan can be induced To
his boots, the desks In the House OF Represents.
tiyes will be covered with door-mats before tho
Candidates for foreign missions must watch
the daily shufhe Of diplomatic sppotntments Ia
the news As m much as wasehe.
and now you don't SOC It.
Mr.. Packard could now render signal SER
vice TO the Pelican commission In It's endesvors
to and s%SS,h down she rahsr pro
Gus disappearer.
Whole populations turn out to listen to tho
the South, and AFTER All he may fall OF sweeping
up into the Speakers chair on this tidal wave Of
tain to the places Of suprsms oonmsnd.
There IL probability Of lively fsht over
the Republican nomination for Governor OF
Maine next summer: The anti-Ham in faction
dovcrnOls ~s,hburn, Dinsisy and PerSs..
Hampton says he "iikss Chamberlain per.
% s%ssl How i snp ,as YOU'D
me PfssiSsnts policy be yindis ,ted u esoh poter.
isit arm Of the other, and the twain should rush
together In fraternal hug.
The Republican Legislature Of Pennsylvania
has invented . new method Of calling the roll.
the Democratic on the other The inventor should
make max haste g gst ont patent right, o. some
to take advantage Of the oontrlvanoe.
The people are getting acquainted with
Of wiles and unpraeticed IN diplomatic sad In.
gsnious perndy, but at he has more good sense
Than trieksry, and 70 simple minded, Jingle.
minded i .ns unvaxsrlnE q purpose, and spOn
The Hon. Wade Hampton draws very we'll,
and II might be Object the hotel. keepers 70
allure him 70 Long Branch duriAR the sosssn.
q es he her S..:
tor: ~. Hampton nigh, answer isr 5 pssss.
This thing is getting too mouotouous. Tho
Atlanta Consftfuiton prints the following toie.
gram from Senator Ben. Hni "with my sense oC
es or ooss 70 be pesssa upSa g, Sy
the Senate. There can be no reform unless Con.
ere.sional control Of the executive. otaces DO
| o. stemf
A letter received in Washington a Tow DAYS
| ago from prominent Dsmocratio ex-senator of
ioiiosins: Sso lar our people, although "a al.sp.
pointed about me Presidency. are perfeotly DC.
siasd On ne question; We hs,s had war snought
. better Presdent for the oountry than Tiiden.
know he will should no carry out his Southern
| Poucy I'm iot hayos now, anu IN not atone"
| The "Pennsylvsnia dukedom" has been
fsvorite phrase In Democratic journals since tho
resignation OF Senator Cameron and the nomiua-
ton Of his son to NIL his place. While not defend.
| Ing the transfer, the Norristown Herald shown
that the term dukedom 10 quite as applicable 10
Democratic Delaware a. TO Republican Pennsyl-
has descsndsd in ths line o. Bayatd rom m. g
| con. Tho elder Bayard not only put tho present
| incumbent In a. successor, but had himsols
| for time his family monopolised all the Seus.
torial honors that the State had to confer. Nor
| is this the only instance OF tho kind that Dela
| ware has given. willard Salisbury had tho
Seuntorship for twelve years, and then turned Il
| over to his brother Eli, who 10 nov serving his
second torn. There may DO valid objections TO
Mr.. J. D. Cameron, but tho fact that no Is tho son
| OF Simon Cameron Ii not one Of them"