National Republican., 1877-03-02

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NOTICE.
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FRIDAY ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 1877.
Let me assure my countrvmen OF the South
ern States that, u I shall be charged Nth the
duty of organising an Adm inisirdfion, II triR be
one ,chich ptn regard and cherish their Interests,
the Interest, Of the phife and Of the eoiored people,
both and equally, and phieh rin put forth fts
beat Efforts in behaf Of a civil policy phich pil
,cipe out forever the distineiion betpesn North
and South IN our common eouairy-tR. B.Hsyes'
letter Of acceptance.
wmsKrr was at large in the House yes
terday.
YOU'VE LANE, of Oregon, should take the
temperance pledge as soon as possible.
BLUE GLASS will grow hair on the baldest
OF heads and make It part In the middle.
THIS pool business has gone quite far
CROUCH. "Let no guilty man escape"
Mr.. DAVID DUDLEY FIELD, Why not present
bill to Congress creating the brevet title OF
President for Mr.. TnDEN.
The Democratic fiitbusters have discovered
At last that they cannot thwart the inevitable
with gss and mad gestures.
NEARLY every third Member Of the House
has cold, and therefore, 1t Is about time the
Doctors were making q raid on the national
cougbers.
Mn. BANNING on being asked yesterday why
the Western Democrats are delaying the
count, replied: "they believe in professions
moving Glow at funerals"
Mn. TnDES sent Mr.. FIELD to Congress to
convince the American people that he (sAM-
uEI) ought to be President, ,ani yet the Demo-
cratic caucus snubs him aud the House laughs
at his antics.
The prayer in the House of Representatives
Yesterday was one Of unusual length, and
some upgodly miscreant suggested that the
parson was probably flibustering to consume
time.
PRESIDENT GRANT can congratulate him
self on being able to leave the White House
soon without feeling that he must hurry back
to receive delegation, endorse q paper, or
consider some grave question OF national I'm
portspce.
The days OF the pretty spitzdogs are mum
bered. In Massachusetts the Legislature
are taking measures to exterminate him, ant
in Connecticut orders have been Issued by the
authorities to have all the spitz dogs in tn
State Killed without delay.
The Democracy are sorely troubled an
bowed down with grief as they sec the Soutl
gradually Withdrawing from their corruptinl
embrace. Should the South leave the De
mocracy, the latter will have to rent some
bodys brains to keep their organization run
ming.
Col. ROBERT INGERsoLL is mentioned b
the Illinois press for Cabinet position. Will
his legal learning and remarkable sound jude
ment would add lustre to the Administration
his persuasive tongue and we'll known piet
would have most desirable effect upon thos
who are lost In the sins Of the Democracy.
Mr.. wALLINa Is q filibuster, and althoug
we condemn his course, still he used an e1
preston yesterday which was so unique tha
We give It space. On being accused Of al
clustering, he hurled the accusation back wit
clenched fist and the remark that "Whe
fraud is law nlibustering is patriotism" Ha
he grounds upon which to base the remark
would have had a greater effect.
IT IS surprising how quiet Governor He,
DRIcks has kept during the entire ombrogli
He has not been connected with any Of Il
mischievous schemes In which Colonel PELTo
has imp icated Mr.. TnpEN. While Gov. He,
bricks comes out Of the fight without AZ
stain on his character, Mr.. TnDEN has bee
robbed of his good name by the knaves an
schemers who have surrounded him.
"sIrTLE the Presidency arst and the al
preparation hlls after,"i is what some of tt
solons Of Congress say. True, but why nj
settle bo,hi The appropriation bills are f
bshinJ, and It will be by the greatest legisll
tive miracle on record, II one half are pass
before the present Congress closes, thus uece
stating an extra session. The responsible
must rest somewhere, and the country VI
not be slow to place 1t right.
SIR ROBERT PEEL lived long enough