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National Republican., 1877-10-24
pOIITIC.fL.

JUDGE DAVIS seems to be the ong-expected
new party.
SOME of the Western newspapers are now
running Speaker Randall for the Presidency.
lF SENATOR THURMAN succeeds in having
all southern disabilities removed he will take from
rOumbs his only sri cvunce, and TOOmbs won't
like that
SINCE the reelection Of the Hon. Samuel J.
Randall to the Speakrrship his name Is freely men
toned In Democratic circles AS an available caIIdi
date for the Presidency IN lsNO, The question Of
eecting Democratic President Is, however, quite
another matter
INSTEAD Of lenGthcning the Presidential
term 10 six years Us II Is proposed they had better
try to shorten 1t. Because ii every man who Is
chosen GUycrnOr of Ohio has to have whnCk ut IT,
they'll soon get supply Of Presidential material
hand to last Till next Ccnteunisl.-tinciRHuh En-.
Yiircr.
EX- -COSGREssMAN MEADE has turned up
here with an enormous prediction In his mouth.
lie tells the juhHnt Democratic brethren that he l.
entirely within the bounds Of probability In placing
the party majority In New York at 1860. Mir
MCRdu's hounds of probability" to use the lun.
gunge Of Mrs, Gen. GlhOry, must extend from
| Alpha 10 Omaha"
THE Democrats of Ohio arc making them.
selves merry their recent victory but II should
| moderate their transports n know that Bishop Ii
| really II minority Governor after all. We remem
bcr too, to have heard Democrats express them.
selves strongly In favor Of the resignation Of mi
nority officers. PerhRp' however, they limit the
| application Of their arguments to Republicans
'SlcinRdH Commercial
National Republican., 1877-10-24

The following is the text of Senator
JONES, of Nevada, silver bill, which was
introduced day before yesterday:
bill tn authorize the coinage of a dollar Of il2i
grains standard silver, aud for other purposes.
Be 4 CndriSd d.. That u soon as practicable ar
ter the passage uf this act there shall be, from
time IN time, coined at mints of the tnitcd States,
eonfnrmahly In all respects to law asvCr dollar,
the standard weight Of which shall he Il2i grains,
troy. And any owner Of silver bullion may de-
posit the same at any coinage mint or at the assay
Office In New York. To hC coined into dollars for
his benefit, upon the same Terms and conditions Rs
gold bullion Is depUsi al for coinage under exist
Ing law; and
BE Il 6irthrr carr,et That said coin shall be a
lexal.tendcr. at It's nominal value. for all sums in
all payments Of debts brth public and private, cN-
cepiing such aS under existing contracts are eX-
prysScd therein To he otherwise payable; and,
Be Il further endrf'd, That no charge shall be-
made for Cnir+r1g standard silver bullion into dol
lars authorized bs this act.
This bill is concise and to the point, and
IL it shall become law will remonctize
The silver dollar and give it a par value for
the payment OF all debts due to the Gov
ornmcnt and individuals. The product OF
our silver mines under this bill will be
promptly converted into coin or bullion
which will supply II money want that has
heretofore gone unsatisiicd. Resumption
will speedily follow the passage of this bill
and the country will be relieved long befo"t
1879 of all anxiety on that subject.
National Republican., 1877-10-24
WEDNESDAY AY.,...:.,..,.ocr OCTOBER -, 1877

THE Senate shows the effect of bad ex-
ample in adiouming over tomorrow, as is
ssid that the grave Senators may attend
the Pimlico iac IS. The House is in quite n
quandary. he great race that was to have
come of yesterday, but was postponed on
account of the late rain storm, and which
the House adjourned to attend, is to take
place to-day. The House will no doubt
meet and adjourn without doing any busi-
ness for the race is OF more Importance than
ian army without banners"
National Republican., 1877-10-24

THE reported advanced condition of the
buildings for the Paris Exposition should he a
good reason for prompt congressional action on
the Presidents suggestion regarding that en-
terprise. Minister MOVES has had an inter-
view with Mr.. KRArTZ, Director of the En-
hibition, relative to the American department,
and there is good reasons for saying that any
American manufacturer who desires TO cX-
hibit should prepare his products and feel as
sured that they will be accorded ample space,
whether Congress takes official action or not
National Republican., 1877-10-24

IS MURrER, in politics aud, indeed, in love,
1t is u wise man, or woman either, who writes
no letters. Men will go into politics; ficnds
will commit murder, and people will love
and write numbcrlcss foolish letters. The
New York papers are full of sensational ac-
counts of how a murderer has been detected
by his writing Il letter to his sweetheart. 1t
was the perpetrator of the Port Jcrvis muir
der, committed ten weeks since, and the rascal
wrote Il love letter to his girl at Patterson, y.
J. Tho detectives have captured the entire
party, the girls female contdant letting the
cat out of the bag.
National Republican., 1877-10-24

Of PIERCE. He absolutely chased his fi,atser-
in-law through the streets Of Cleveland and
fired halfounco ball at her body. The deadly
missile passed under her arm, made couple
Of ugly holes in her clothing, but entirely
missed her person. Poor PIERCE! When he
returns home from prison how pleasant that
mothcr-n.law will make 1t for him. He had
better have taken the old colored preachers
advice: Hung mill stone round his neck and
heavcd himself into the river than harasscd
the temper Of his mothcr-in-aw"
National Republican., 1877-10-24


AT the work ingmcn's meeting last night
some Of the speakers intimatcd that the press
Of this city was lacking in sympathy with the
laboring classes of citizens. So far rs this
journal is concerned there never was a greater
error. We look upon honest labor rs the most
ennObing of avOcations. There is no other
that can render man 50 truly independent OF
his fellows. 1t is for this reason that the la
borcrs in this country are dcnOminatcd the
sovcreigns. While all this is true, it docs not
necessarily follow that the proceedings of all
wOrkingmcn's meetings are wise, discreet, and
judicious. Journalists are many times called
upon to exercise close discrimination in re-
gard to what it Is proper for them TO publish
Men often give uttcrance in the heat of excite.
mcnt to words and sentiments which they de.
sire to dsclaim in cooler moments. If, how.
ever, II paper should publish them, even In the
shape of advertisements and they be proven
libclous the proprietor of the journal making
such publication may be held responsible foI
the damage resulting from it, In this view OF
facts, and with their knowledge of the violent
personal and denunciatory language sometime,
used at their meetings, we are willing to lcav,
it to the Judgment of the members of tn,
Workingmen's Assembly whether we SHOULD
always print detailed reports of their speeches
National Republican., 1877-10-24

TiiE municipal election takes place in Balti-
more to-day There is a regular Democratic
ticket, headed by Col. GEORGE p. KANE for
mayor. lie was chief of police in 1861, when
the Massachusetts troops were murdered in
the streets of Baltimore. He was prisoner
in Fort Lafayette and when he was released
he went South and remained there during the
rebellion. since his return to Baltimore ht
has been sheriff. The opposition is the Work
ingman'S party, The candidate for mayor i,
a mechanic named THOMPSON. He isa Demo
crat hut the Republican press and the Rcpub
| lican Party are supporting him. The contest
will be a close one.
National Republican., 1877-10-24
Four Persons Drowned, Owing to the Heart
less Conduct of u Steamboat Captain.

An accident happened eleven miles below st.
Louis Oh Sunday night whereby four persons lost
their lives. few days ago a party of seven per.
sons, consisting of James Croley, wife, and baby,
and son Cftccn years old Ephraim Weaver and a
widowed sister, named Susan Smith, and her baby
left Hamilton. ILL.,, for the purpose of cmigrating
souhward. They embarked In two wide skiiis and
small flatbnnt. which contained their small store
Of worldly effects, They had proceeded down the
Mississippi until they reached point opposite Quar-.
antnc Station, floating down mid.strcam, when
they discovered coming toward them the steamboat
Grand Duke, with bnrgcs in tow. The men had
lights displayed on their fmil craft and halloOed al
the top of their voices; hut the steamboat paid nc
attention to the warning and bore down upon tho
boats cnpSZing all three and throwing their occu
pants into the river James Croley passed under
the steamboat and was struck by the wheel and
badly injured, but was. luckily, thrown against
capsZcd skill upon which he Clambercd. Weaver
alsn managed TO reach one ofthe overturned boat
and To rescue his sister, but her baby, together
with Mrs Colcy and her bIby and a iitccn.ycar. .olt
son, were drowned. The surviving trio reached
ST. Louis sunday. They charge the officers of the
steamboat with hcartlcss conduct In paying no at
tcntiun to thcir%arning cries and to refuse TO aiC
In rcscuing them from the water.
National Republican., 1877-10-24

THE people of Ohio do many wonderful
things. There are great statesmen from the
Queen of the West Who has not heard of
MATTHEWS, GARFIELD, BIsToP, BANNING,
BEN WADE, JoNGEE THOMPSON and u score
moreY President HAYES, by the way, is from
Ohio. Bu. yesterday Ohio produced in one
respect, a "biger man than either of these"
in 50 far ss unexampled tomerity is concerned.
lie il a colored man, resides in that growing
town Of Cleveland, and bears the historic name
National Republican., 1877-10-24

THERE is a little ill-lccling existing between
ST. Louis aud Chicago, if We may judge from
the tone of the press of those cities. The
Chicago papers are boasting that MILES
KLyNcH, of that city, became the father of
eight children in the short space of six years,
having been presented by his wife with twins
three times and that the other day Mistress
KLYNCm astonishcd her husband with triplcts.
Her last arrivals place the KLYNCH family on
record as having had eleven children in seven
years 1t is now st. Louis cue to speak, and
we trcmblo when we consider that she will
never rest until she has Klynchcd the exploits
of the Chicago family.
National Republican., 1877-10-24

DoES SENATOR MERRIMOS, of North Caro-
lima, suppose that the people of the North are
prepared for the passage Of that little bill'
he has introduced? 1t is nothing more nor
less than the repeal of a section of the Revised
Statutes, which, if agreed to- would open the
pension rolls to all the Confederate armies and
to the families of all who served in them, The
bill attracted no attention, but was referred, as
he requested, to the Committee on the Judi
ciarv. An examination Of the section he pro-
poses to repeal shows it to be the one which
prohibits payments of pensions to any Conied-
crate soldier or widow of any such soldier.
OF course this proposition of Senator MEERI-
MON will be allowed to remain in the commit.
tee, as its passage would not only be AN im-
possibility, but an outrage.
National Republican., 1877-10-24

IT HAS been suggested that some average
Congressman introduce a bill to coin silver
dollar worth about dollar aud three cents in
gold Well, what then? Why, every bond
holder or bondhOdcrs organ in the land would
oppose it, unless those dollars were made the
medium to pay OH the bonds and the intcrrs:
thereon, for it would be cheating our credit
ors If we attempted to pay off the bonds in
gold while there was silver dollar worth
three per cent, &c.
National Republican., 1877-10-24

THE morals Of Ammo Arundel County seem not
to be IN their best condition. Several days
since there were arraiGncd at the Circuit Court
four murdcrcrs three whites and one cOlorcd
man, each for separate and distinct odenscs.
Justice must hurry up her minions to deal
out vengeance to the cvil-doers or Annapolis
will compete with Baltimore for the unen-
viablo name Of the wicked city.
National Republican., 1877-10-24

HERE is another good opportunity to start n
relief fund. A Louisville brewery has been
burnt down, and 5000 gallons of beer were
lost. What will WATTERsoS and his corps do
now? And, goodness gracious what will be-
come of the 100000 unarmcd, &C.? 1t is a sad
contamination.
National Republican., 1877-10-24

THE rain which was so generally desired
throughout the country appears to have met
the demand. The greatest need was felt in
the Northern States, where much Of the wheat
had already been severely injured by the con-
tiuucd drought, and it is in those States that
the gentle showers of the past day or two have
been of the greatest benefit. This section Of
the country has had all that is needed The
clerk OF the weather seems TO know this, for
he is now giving us magnificent weather.
National Republican., 1877-10-24

IT is asccrtained from several good authori
tics that the administration has rcconsidcrcd
its determination to appoint WAYNE MAC
VEAGH Minister to England, and that the
place has been rendered to Hon. SIMON CAM.
ERON, who, by the way, is the iathcr-in-law OF
Mr. MACNEAGH. President HAYES could not
compliment the true thorough going Rcpuh.
licans Of Pennsylvania more than by the ap.
pOintInent of this gentleman.
National Republican., 1877-10-24

hcreunto set their hands and seals, the day and
year aforesaid, in duplicate originals.
Henry W. HILLiARD,
Commissioner for the Confederate
States Of America.
GusrAvUs A. HENRY,
40. W TUTrES,
WAsHINGrUN BARROW,
Commissioners on the part of Tennessee,
"A true copy. See Senate Journal, second extra
'ssion, General Assembly of Tennessee 1861, page
6Ll
That man. who had been honored with u
home in the United States from his birth ;
who had been reared and educated under
the beneficcnt institutions of this nation, and
who could compliment Tennessee on with
holding troops from the Union cause when
called for by President LINCOLN, who he
characterized as "A tyrdnt Who dCgrddcd Mc
position he heidi" who pointed to this ma
tiol as "A great empire, cTtcHding from The
atlantic 10 he Pacific, that had tdi,ca 10 pieces
fallen not from any foreign dttack, but because
The central porcr had become so corrupt and
incompetent that the people coWh not endure
their degradation we say that man is dealt
kindly with when he is permitted to enjoy
home in the Government he has so wan
tonly traduccd. He is entitled to no higher
honor at its hands.
National Republican., 1877-10-24

GES. MyER, t"Old Probahilitics,') chief sig
nal officer of the army, is always doing some
good. lie is ever advancing, never going
back. This time he has made an arrangement
with the Navy Department by which the Off
GERS of all our naval vessels in all parts of the
world are required to make regular meteor
illogical observations at such times during the
day or night as will correspond with the rcgu-
lar 1:3O a. III. observations here. The Spanish,
Dutch and Portuguese naval authorities have
signilcd their intention to cooperate with
Gen. MYER in reference to this useful idea. II
the system Of simultaneous observations are
extended so rs to embrace all the countries
and oceans of tho Northern Ilcmis-
phore between the equator and the siXtirth
degree of latitude, it is certain that the most
trilling disturbance could not arise at any
point within the area of observation, without
being noted several days in advance. All
nations have an equal interest in the success
of such enterprises as are being inaugurated
by Gen. MYER.
National Republican., 1877-10-24

THE Philadelphia Press, in answer to the
query of correspondent as to precedcnts for
appointments to the English mission, says that
BENJAMIN FRANKLIN served in provincial
times. The first envoy after the recognition
of independence was JouS ADAMS. He was
followed by GoUvERNEuR MORRIS, THOMAS
PINCHSEy, JAMES MONROE, WILLIAM PINcK-
NEY. JouN QUINCY ADAMS RUFUS KING,
JAMES BARBOUR, LOUIS MCLANE, MARTIN
VAN buren,, ANDREW STEVENSON, DENJA.
MIN RUsH, EDWARD EVERETT, GEORGE BAN
CROFT, ABBOTT Lawrence, JOSEPH r. IN
GERsoLL, JAMES BuCHANAN, GEORGE NJ. DAL-
LAS, CHARLES FRANCIS ADAMS, JoHN L.
MOTLEY, ROBERT &. SCHESCK and EDWARDS
PrEEREroNT. OF this number five became
Presidents of the United States, and several OF
them were cabinet ministers, aud had been
sent on diplomatic missions to other courts.
National Republican., 1877-10-24
CRIMINAL CRUELTY.

Tho House was not in session yesterday.
National Republican., 1877-10-24
RenOnetiziug Silver.

jones, of Nevada, silver bill, which was
introduced day before yesterday:
National Republican., 1877-10-24
N.'ANTS.

WANTED A SITUATION BY AN EXPE
w rienCed laundry manager either In II hotel or
laundry Can furnish the best Of references. Address
oc22.d w IL coz Boston, Mass
"ANTED-B0ARDER AT 63l STREET
W northwest. Room and board t5 per week. Good
table board a per week. oc5 I'M
National Republican., 1877-10-24
ROAR DING.

POARDING.-THE HILLMAN HOUSE, ON
- square north OF the CAPITOL superior accommt
dalions: first class board. Terms reasonable.
oC,e3-g
, 1877-01-08
THE SAN JUAN MINES.
a ciIAH,tI RETREAT FOR TOURISTS AND IN
YttlhX

Ep<eta. cprrt.posd<ne< u TA4 Tribune.
NAooS.WtFEL GAP, Col, Der. e., 1sTB.
Thirty mills duo west of Del Sorte, III
the RIO Graltle, and accessible by one OF tho
most charming wagon-soatls In the country,-a
road whlel, wiuds over plain, and valley, and
rugged mountain gorge, with long stretches Ut
the blue cold waters Of tue Rio Granue lankfng
1t here and thcre,-a point Is reached
where the river Is compressed With
In mountain walls to the height Of
1,sM or 1000 feet. and which Ia put down
by TIT local geographcr and miner us Wagons
Wheel Gap 1t lsA charming spot, and even
now, wild aud unciyllszed as IL may seem. pos
scssrs great attractions for tho Invalid clld
tourist. During the past summer some enter
pHsing Yankee, With the shrewdness and fore
sight characteristic OF the raca when lucrc Is to
10 acquired, has constructed 2 very comforta-
bIe log hotel, FROM whose cupacious kitchea tho
odoF Of the frying trout waits itself Ake grate-
ful Incense to the olfactortes Of the xsyfaer,
while launches Of bIack-tall deer aud mountain
sheep often lead the table. ltha great country
, 1877-01-08
LEGAL
United States Of America, Northern District
Of Illinois, IS.

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te siuate On tlr ETvinds id rThf. AZ Wsr
af sata Cu,npen}. oihrfwlc agsrexsstav cnrth u
!ixht. g Wy eenrsets therefor of Hill. e aava
buildings, s,rlrtuses ercct!ouH, nad spuuftrn.acss
thereof. Including wafer. tank and an nnI;sacI IN,
leh-t s engine. .ioss NJ fnnrt ren I ts. sisu.r
on IIuenda of tha said C1icafo seuthern nsisrnsd
wood ros AMI otIrf suppl,rh toos I'd nstu;rs ~.
tia usc of sA Gh1caxu, DsnV!e Vtnren1ss Hstlr5sd
alons the aid Chicago sontrtn sSa sf Ksll
l.AtwA ~ Ettnfsauy n,tit u sa7 yhnsnt.n Aoo's
I. The eoush gtxler iIs feet Of ut t1clve fn, .nd
ufs thirteen tlIJ ant slxrcu iUi IL biocE thirt.rn ss
E,Ieneus Al, III tssnt. sS,ur vi e 70
Cavprnters NtIitfnn r. t.hrse x FH seffn Va
los twenty .nins fsn fhf.t = sssm ~, @At,t...
ts! anl rasr huld Mteres. ii st l,trtY.ope isi, III
, 1877-01-08

haze been knocked tio*n 10 some Enc,,.,, con,.
tslists for el2o 00 and otlIer healthy saies ayc
a3se x1gen a.. an fmpstns to pro.pest'ng and mining
miners much sought after by the owncr. NJ
mines, In Lake City. the Brooke l,r,s., Of Nan
iork, hare put Up concentration works at ro.t
o. en,' tN1 q, whlch a,e sep. constantly running,
piece Of mtnlngtHnntry has ever given to lie
m'ncr,, In a single season, 20 many ]ct1ccs,
hos, hos ass ese. the orc Of nny. tection
pen pen Of so s,. hig ~, an average as Is found
often rewarded with wide iedgcs, with pay.vcfns
from three tn Eve feet wft!c and tley carry "a
sGa, efsy ,Iy,. COPPER md snphur'te with crr
when smelted or rc'tuecd IN any wnr.. Capital.
labor, pluck, md energy arc only ncrtfcl to dr..
vclop these mines, a.ln when these Important
ingredients are brought furwari, II snInc Of min
tic niark Hills and tho Wolf and iir Hun
Mountains 50 far In the shade that thcy viii
never be heard Of again. ~
THE ACTUAL rtELp
summer i asursl ap a. follaw.: l drechrc ins en- 4
Co.'S smc1tcr, slO0,O00 In silver; summit ''ii Dis.
'trlct 81, ,oD IN gold; and The amount prts1nec1
" Gro"k's r. works at Lake City IRON ss0, ,toD 10
Including the eanere de Christie country for
1916, swetls the list to nearly ka,0, ,UtYl In rn15
and silver bullion. This Is onlY corninrnrc
mcnt: The Torkk BY which thi. gold and silver
In thc season, aud consequently have yc]Ic,i
only titlic u what they will next yenr. Wc
are safe, therefore, in estimating the amount
tnad WI w DC produced next rcar at not less than
should be understootl, however. Tint at the
present writing the Fan Juan is not ptr,r
man's country, and any person Mt the Eat ia
moderate circumstances, nr who is e,,rapct IN
bnfltcss from which he derives u cornlurtnhtn
living, Is fool to come here II he cxpccta to
to bettcr hts fortune ty mining. Ills
ei.aneeg arc iar better In the aCrt-
CAMP affords ready market for bccf Or yeruta. ]
bcs; but IN order to develop lotlcs and crect
machinery for tne reduction Of ores, rapita is
tl,ltcs worth untold millions III the rough, yct
ne cannot realize cent simply for the reason
that f'o has no power to get them In condition.
organized capital is the unc grand cssentlul re-
qutrcd, and until this Is Forthcoming the san |
j Juan district is q very Eom country for the |
poor man TO keep away from. c. J,K.
, 1877-01-08

u tat. M y atehael Mu!sfoa nvssns W
ssss }eu y aud srprar your psonsr
"t tose the hsnashle the 1udges Of our u1ph1ns'
SeTa s ~, ,.p q ffSetn4ar f. N
partition u ihs tra estate lAts Ut Fstfk pafy d.
esassa. soe!d 20! be asasLtl aud further ahl. tho
NJ ns. IaasT h,p pf1niay 1iy u tns ii.u4Eed 43Hnts
tturen. md Thu.uss bradford Dwight juJre& u aid
T. FhllAdelph1s, tho day December,
y! ans 5sef .! our Luru oua ihonsA!d eight bunlrcd
eoo ssSoak3'aa2. EDWA1tD NICHOLS,
Second AasItSht Elctk D, @.
, 1877-01-08
COLISEUM.

MORE NOVELTIES.
ANNE !i!NDI.E, tho Wonderful Malo ImperponetoF.
EMMA .1uTAS and GEO. Hitf,WN, ia ifcfcM!ean
hSf1 Al rs, iuEh Fsy joe Eorton ANrtsnne 0rrJ.
Efstnc ryttJ eytntaE q B. and sunday tntsday, and
, 1877-01-08
ADELPiiI THEATRE,
ACADEMY OF MUSIC,

ANOTHER GREAT NEW TROUPE ApDYp.
FM Fo9neT. Wonlen and Mack, Fig. bile Jim Ds1.
a. H. Hrra" Ietnchsrt. the Lanes Frank Joues Turner
ETmets, t.. nd q kfs1h Variety STAR noN hers
Vn!y ~ IL. md = rents adln4sfon.
Astihcts Wednesday and Saturday Ut 1:31 .. m.
, 1877-01-08
MCCORMICK HALL,

IT ITS fstc Lecture. b lof. @ FOWLER MONDAY
Aa1 IhntGay cfenInHa en. And II, on "Lifa lcAft6
amd seltCNliurc commencing II j. and CLOSING SitS
pMn,te M examination, Consultations daily from l. H.
~ ~ r. r. Vt the FAfn1rr llUuse. Sec futuro pspeF1
lld AAu'ibls for future ltcturcs. '-f'''
, 1877-01-08
WOODS h1USEUnI,

Thts evening. ''just ~ sure ~ you ltve."
1iaarEs I1HiAMLEs \. GARDNER, supported BY ALFRED
great Sensational Drama,
KARL STEIN.