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National Republican., 1877-03-12
!soME qENERors LYFoRM4T TI0N

JULIE "HSHhNND A-fE Nhhsh AN@''
II is not right to be backward in com.
ing fol ward when generous act can be
done. This is human and just, besides
being quite in accord with our feelings
For this rcason we come forward promptly
To the rescue Of thousand or so OF our
campaign SPEAKERS who made and want 1t
understood that they made "one hundred"
speeches for Hayes and Hard Money, and
who, 40 q natural consequence. now have
diplomatic bees in their bonnets. It 10
with great pleasure that we print for their
information list Of the members of the
Diplomatic Corps now representing this
count y abroad, with the salaries alta ,ht d
- the respective Places. The following 10
9 List which was c1reiully prepared by the
Trd:anar0 dis Journal
hustria--Edward T. BeaIo, ennsylvanIs, sl2.
Erazii-JsDes r. Partridge. Maryland. sl2, 900;
Is71
ChilI-CornGlius Logan, Illinois, $4,000; lsr2
Chlnr-Geurgo +. seward, New York $4,000:
ug5B.
Francc-EIihu B. washburne, Illinois, eli, 800;
lBa
eisrmany-J. q. BrancOit Davis, New York,
III 60O; ls1t
lfreat Britain Edwards PIerrepOnt, New York,
tIT.lONi l1,1.
Italy-GClrga p Marsh, vermont tl2 900; 1881.
Jlpan-Juhn A. Bingham. Ohio, tl2 ~; 1879.
MsSiru-J1hn W. Foster, lana, tl20JD; 1877.
Fgru-RirhArd q bbs. New York, $40 COO: 1875,
Rusain-GsOrYo II. Boxer, Pennsylvanla, Sl7,
~ 1873.
>paln--raleb Gushing. Virginia, tl2OOl; 1874
Argentine Republic-rhOmas U. UsDorne, ILL.,
RS. E,sg0; ET&
Brhuam-Ayres Philip Merrill, Mississippi,
sou; Di7B.
Central American states-Georgs williamson,
Louisiana, s1.ECJ; 1873.
Havalan Islands-Henry A. src,, Massa thu.
gafts, d, 500; i-d1.
Neither aads-Jsmes Birnsy, Michigan, d, 900
| ptTB.
SwuIcn and NOrway-C. q. Andrews, Mime.
/ SOFA, ~ COO; lsCy
! Turkey Horace Maynard, Tennessee, sT,Jo);
u7h.
| venczuola-rhomas Russell, Massachusetts,,
Hayu-E. D. BIIsOt,, PsunsyIvanIa, ., 800
! SOB
Llberia-J. Milton Turner, Missouri, tI,oO1
! IhTl
From the above it " " be rcen that to have
the Secretary Of StIte ,rCm your own Com
mOnwealth g a very comfortable b'ess' = ..
New York b"s four of the t,st places bu,
then New York stock was always lively Ia
| fJrgi gn markets.
National Republican., 1877-03-12
now BhRKER WAS CAUGHT.
Concealed Between Two Mattresses, Upo.
Which q Woman was Lying.

which q Woman was Lying.
report hes been received at the Internal
Revenue once from Agent Chamberlain, who
has been pursung Illicit distllers In aeorsa. Tho
report gives particulars Of the arrest ofthe noted
Guerilla, Harrison Barker, tho arrest Of sixty.
FIVE dstillsrs and the dest ue.ion OF tuonty-one
dlstillefies nDd thirty thousand gallons OF beer
and mash in tho Northwestern portion OF
Georgia. Coacernlng Barker, Agent Chamber.
lain writes:
"He has not slept at home for two years, except
OCCASIONALLY on Saturday and Sunday nights,
the nights on which revenue raiGs arc seldom, Il
ever made. Knowing this, the revenue ofncers,
with their military escort, determined upon .
Sunday night capture. About haltpast one
o'clock Sunday morning We reached . point
about two miles from his hou5c. There we en-
tered the woods; d'smountod, tied our horses TO
trees In n very secluded spot, and then proceeded
very quietly and ftealthry on foot. Not word
was spoken; everything IVES as quiet as tho
grave. We crept along c1utiou1'y, passing up
and down steps and dconv.tles, across ravInes
aai creeks, until at last the guido whispers,
There's his house"
Looking forward a dis ance Of about one hun
dred yards We saw the 10. cabin OF our bold ard
dangerous foe. Qu,ekt1iog eur pace, wo inne
diately had the horre completely surrounded.
So c1rtiully had we rppros shci that the watch
ful dog never ba-ktd r1tii we woro within the
inclosure. Then he gave tho alarm, but I 20 late
| fortunately for us. The dog slept sor nd that
| night, probably having beea Instructed not to
| birk on Saturday nights. Lieutenant Miller
stationed bis men around tho house with .oadei
carbines, while Deouty Ms,thal Flndley Ad.
yanced TO the door and knocked.
| Immediately upon the OF ening Of the door Deputy
| Tindley Jumped into the house and In 0 the on
room with drawn pistol and ready for action.
| Search was made, ku. no Baker could be found,
| his wife saying thct he was not st home; but
| Findley Enew better. and was not to be put of /,
80 18th lighted candle be climbed IN the ioft OF
| the house, while Lieut.. Miller kept guard below
and there in bed, Ir9truding from between two
| mans head, whiio on the top mattress lay .
| woman apparently asleep, who on being disturbed
| become very indignant and excited, hut her pro-
| te,tativ1s against intrudtrS were useless.
Findley's sharp eye was hxed upon tho exposed
| portion Of somebody's hc-d between the mat.
uetscs, and he knew who 1t was. He quickly ap.
| preached the bed, and tapping the exposed head
| with his pistol, sad: "Brrk-r, walL you. MY
name Is findley. tho mtl you have shot ot 50
many times, and tho one you ave boosted you
would kill on sight. &c. out of there. Nows
your change" Like whipped dog, out crawlsd
| Barker and surrendered; and wisely. too, for any
different action would have cost him his life,
National Republican., 1877-03-12

tAr--e RI H7r1sr1es ssHr sgvz-7ts prDofs
senE -rSlE-st ht5zrr M krth1r'4 Leave
cu1ls St Ea n sent shs psrpseullY re-
vz1nzs bask ~ PRESS n Inst. md ~ have
Ssne v1h L. He wals ReralF sha uarr1r
Il Al yri-aE-s mi ritnyrx M0oaz Thought
4 gzir;k wszk # ia vrurg #rsnty Hues
nf ~Llh-A Epcskn~ n q weak E1SFEAsH's
Eiznbt1 We uu aElB wa rawritren
FIVE N sE ausa tnt VIA kspt IN the
Ez-am r--ur 5ssik almost NJ long "a
WaHDsEzHrH kscs s4s ~Whits Due 0f
RTlsur-e. M ksEr Il- sfsr. ~ Do sAsan
BE- fr -srier mi u.r-FcziGn Lmlst every
sxF. BEHBWxt sS1uiiss Of Nt-Irs" cost
A fry rui-z 1t ltssr. Ash1rs be sent it
n the Trr1zr Ef. ri,mSGIRt N . iinyt-
M zsnz1s-- x1hns sn lsrrH fiznd pApsr. in
uhirb, - N lshe,r. i've distinct cuhr'nns
vCzp urlsS In tlhs frsr glDrn-T he wrote
3GE1 tih- f.. 1h1ulhfs, N the e :unit,
re czrne1pa tniHrIFt and Pr'rnsd Il, AMI
sc m ur1z ls rsig5hei The filh cuilI1nn,
rzhl = xalr!l la finally wrBte she result
cha lMSar. BIZ trsn E,ar this he would
--rrrqa-e . ssrnsnZr IwsnrY times. AMI
urcs 5s~gse5 f1rr--r Alurs 10 finding the
przqe- rlzs win pfilri1 ~ ruunf eff q
Peu1s6 IJas F,Bsrzn sfnsn spent hours
IN snCjs wra-srrE Tn y-H5 siapsed
J.rvsfr The t-sz ilkarEh al GoL1HNrru ,
"Tz-sisr" Eps N csm1isrinn- Ia ROcHK-
FArcxrls rrr1 tt.Hsn F-H-s IN prsparing
hs LzrIe hsck Tc naxims slnert1I sJme of
1btR. SBsaAzs RFs 1sarfy thirty times,
Ns ~ kn0r bEw SazarD4S puiished his
W srS fE-brs ms Elk.-A uts s,ns things
Se-r ErDs sn fffsrrr1 ai-3 of Eager
5Se-rzr ezsrsHsEf RpSaHs shaved
CaAxn RQEzss5s . DIn4 ~ his "Illy, -
winch. b< Hls. 11ak him rwu weeks To
VIE n ramssts gf . -srr it-v lines
National Republican., 1877-03-12

low prices, and as Washington is rapidly
increasing in its commercial interests as
we'll as its social aud climatic attractions,
rich people from all parts ofthe nation are
coming 10 the capital to make 1t their
permanent home. From all appearances
the present season will witness a remark.
able development in building aud business
enterprises in Washington which has never
been equsled before in the history of TIE
city. From all appearances the EZRA Of
prosperity has sot in"
National Republican., 1877-03-12
HaEQ gEhEy w gR.fLHEE.

Thr Fusuch Erf amllnr ~ Americans in
ure Ihang NJ uurr-r what goes wrong
they Hrrs ctrrazn ~ SEEK Ehs csnse df il in
pu1=ars. IS-AF osrrihls tisrr-as prgVails
Hlmg TIM lmmv1sgGI men At Lyons, AMI
rhe CmusszEl1fwtH s:irz. upnn 1he apportr-
nary II Inv tbt hbrnH NJ the dnar Of tho
rr=5rnl rdErnciIuls, m WIS RIsr ~ during
TIM CIGuwHss Asr NJ. Tns Democratic
uE-s SEnsngrgs ia 7russ ShnE the Rspuhit-
asn M wtznf -ssVauaflils ar tina prevailing
hH-s unaK Elhsn n 5lE very unmant they
were E-rzuinr 1iiEir IIibunrb.t Argument
rfsnss ntn wszH kBIxu ~ ha dur df smvl1y-
uezr fr EpsrT 1mf that WIS ldla in this
rrnrv TN,s irm RflIIIsa qf the hariI times
National Republican., 1877-03-12
EHAy III s8sry TO VRErx VII

E1msIltrCm H MIR nsrIrtf n tiIy, Nj
the c0fr ID n II En dlt frrr Ihs 5egiar
ming ui Piano 'RaypiitK. Il ID Elh waa
found IN lIif llliifr wuifrEn I'ssr zalf Tusr u
plriaty ID wTyk AgGGNS ~ Hus md
wme UIi tht gnaHnia df AlB En1rEr 1Is-
quGutly, whtn lrnErIy waIIir EuTnzsnan
ID int spgrt11nr wns wIre-d Ut h= wgEla
atIp TIT JreH N n#nr Hma NV rnspuGE-
tim. LAnIt mIar spErnve sHHiHgs wens
mt rmuh I'd mnsn ni1fnsr hnsn AI5nr- Ae
used 10 tJ,apG Q wIak NJ 4 1EnsIa sllEoGnst
Ing aInglt lumlrHm Aialr ~ = ariEaG
''Oumt iIftD I'M G4I-hin. MEIf. n1Is
thIn fly tEmH EHgr hlafEns q FIi.aseS
hun, md 'LasLlss HAL. Inn I'M
drGpEln Of wiUA waa wuif1ri n Tw9 iEEa
he E,GIr I'm HHi-r.r Bnrr Gf III wC=ks
fn tagi1 hUIra dsBr N IH=riag
and F,lHhEHE DItEIss, wan h m
trnbuA 10 wrfri Ca-Hrms E'Iry, sazr
l.ims,N " i'm IL wsHiFE Lugt ths he ID
q bsrmH And uEmr Iur 1REag ~ hag
gIrE nsI mIr3rsr EA1EAr Gtlzr hn had
thnRghs uu1 1hTuuElLF Ims al his ph In.
sCJihing rEmiEIiHb mt EnnBad hls HIais,
r,ills IN . mnE lsiHrHuH mIannr ,siruse
70 liF HnnhF, Ent thEm Ill4 uiEua until hls
huuE wgnf to press RhsiEfg Ars hum ~
mare Whm aE IsgrErrI s-rNu En@ng
his frisnhf h4 1BIiftt SUIT AIs PuialGshsr,
II tht pUrulEr ThErisa. 4ltz Inns rxa Eh'iit.
TAt manuscript wE Etzrwrt li=nad
End CignpE, witn n JHlasat MAJ uas hnnGi
al thr IrIhfr 'tr;m wliIse sIgs ihE bond
wEF rsWrinm iJr 1lH Elirt 1na. AgCa
wuut mn flhi hIrJf UE dla grH1sT-1wa
National Republican., 1877-03-12

We CIyE currency 10 the rumor in Off
ciAl circl,s tha! the appointment fm the
vacancy on the United States Supreme
bench IL 10 he accorded 70 the State Of
Louisians. IfmRde il will give the South
q Representative, and AT the same time the
court will secure judge learned in the
civil law. Among those most fsvnrably
rpoken of for the position Is Judge II. M
SroFFoRD, an associate Justice Of the
surre Cour, Of Louisiana. he is M
cmiuently conservative gentleman, law
yer Of superior abilities. and has taken
little or no part In politics since the wal.
National Republican., 1877-03-12

MISS FANNIE HAYES, the daughter OF Pre- IL
dent HAYES, who will occupy such a prominent
place In Washington society for the next four
years. Is sad to be n very pretty brunette Of mo-
dium height and a very line figure, and about
r'nete.l years OF age. She Is veIy bright an 1
Intelligent, q good cOnversationalist, and will
make a decided sensation In society.-Boston
Post.
As the ysung lady of the White House "who
Will occupy such prominent place In Wash
ington society" is but q child only nine years
old, the foregoing statement in the Boston
Post is somewhat refreshing.
National Republican., 1877-03-12

IN ANOTHER COLUMN to day we print the
letter Of ex Governor SCoTr, of South Caro-
lima, explaining his position towards the dual
government In his State, and affirming his
belief in the eEpediency of recognizing the
Hampton authorities. Governor scoTT Is q
good Republican and a long resident Of the
State. His ideas and suggestions may there.
fore be given some consideration by men on
both sides of the question. The end must
come, aud the easiest way of getting to It Is
certainly the t:tt.
National Republican., 1877-03-12
.THE ERA OF PROSPERITY HAS

Washington is steadily growing, both
in beautiful residences and population. On
every side new improvements are seen and
new signs of prospsrity are visible. Tho
building business OF the city has un.
doubtedly been one of its great and profit.
able interests, and, as rule, the work does
credit To the builders. Two years ago
there were twice as many dwellings and
stores to let as there are now. This Is q
positive sign of a goodly increase in bust.
ness and inhabitants. This may be owing
10 the fact that the people have taken ad.
vantage in the reduction of the price Of real
estate and buildings. New cOmers lind 1t
profitable to invest their capital in prop.
erty which is at present sold at emptingly
National Republican., 1877-03-12

TIE Northern Democrats who gJt mp IN
Their high horse TO ChuCkle over RepuS
lican fight in the Senate can get down now
There will Ne no exhibition O! that kind IN
the Il, ruhlican party.
National Republican., 1877-03-12

THE third term ghost will not rise Rga.n
to startle the American people for Al lousi
twelve years. Pres dent HAYES has pledged
himself 10 serve but one term, ana Nj II
will take eight years after the present Ad
ministratIOn to reach Il third term. the
ghost will have long and peRcs!ul r"T
National Republican., 1877-03-12
Troubles Of q PIImn Donnr

VIENNA, March 1.-THE Birca Won Rhs-
den, exhusband OF tho charming little prim,
donna, Pauline Luoca, has commenced suit
against her for the recovery of half the money
she earned In Amerl-a ptcy Gus to her divorce.
Tho wits Of the colony arc at work on this mat
ter, and have conclude, 60 far, that Rhaiea Is
more gone afte9 iIcIs tEan LIcea.
National Republican., 1877-03-12

SENATOR SPEsCER, whoss hostility :;
newspaper men is well known, bs!iGvei
that every one of them has his prics Uns
is purchRsable. The distinguished SsnEtUr.
however, does not include the members q
the Alabama press among the venGl, ns 1t
has not been in that State for several years
National Republican., 1877-03-12

As THE communication In our Issue Of Sat-
urday over the initials of "a. II. s." has been
stti lbuted to Hon. A. II. STEPHENS, we hasten
to do justice to that distinguished gentleman
by saying that he had no knowledge, as We
are informed, Of the article until he saw and
read It in our columns on Saturday. Mr..
STEPHENS does not, we understand, disap-
prove of the objects of the writer of the article
in question, but simply wishes to be put right
before the public.
National Republican., 1877-03-12
Black uills Mines sold,

Thy Telegraph 10 the National Republican,
DEADwooD, d. T, Mash 10.-Tc day tn,
RcdeTick Dhu mine, s!tul.od N Deidwood Guieb,
above Gayaille. was sold by Il. =. Mccarthy I,
Gi'mer q Salisbury, OF Salt Lake City, for
$4,000 Gilmer Salisbury also purchased ono
third interest eftho Laura mine, located in tho
same vicinity, fIom Z. II. Wagner, of DeldvooI,
fer 10000.
National Republican., 1877-03-12

THE laws of this District are stringent
enough were they properly cnfUrcud 10
proven, the sale of u lottery ticket within
its limits What -Cuys there II for MOI
enforcing the law the officers have nm yet
made clear. But one thing is certain, no
check is gwen 10 the business.
National Republican., 1877-03-12

hS EXTRA SESSION OF Congress il still
among the probabilities. We hope, how
ever, that we may be spared the presence
Of that body until fall, rs the Admtnistra-
ton needs time 10 become familiar with Its
duties, free from all embsrrasJmBnts and
intericIeDcCs. 1t is doubtful whether, in
view Of all the circumstance, IN extra
session Is either oppoI.une or eKpeaiant
National Republican., 1877-03-12

the business men OF New York heartily
indoise President HAYEs' adm inistrGtiun
and f.y that If the present feeling of conf
dence continues the spring trade with thr
South will be eaormoIs Happy timef
are dawniug once more. Capitalists art
preparing to engage in new enterprise
and plenty of money is being placed On
the II qrket a, very low rates Of interest
National Republican., 1877-03-12

FoRrr MEs were surprised by the police in
The Club" on Saturday night, but 1t is re-
marksble that not one of the gambling detec
tives was among the number. 1t is probable
thst they got w.nd OF the intended raid add
st''l away. In that case, though, they must
have gone back on Their old friends, the gam
blers, or else the latter would have been noti-
fed IN / me 10 close their hells.
National Republican., 1877-03-12

TIE Republican radical lion has laid
down with the Conservative lamb, and Il
looks as though President HAYES had
poured the precious balm Of Gilead on the
wounds of many years.
National Republican., 1877-03-12

II Is surprise that the Democratic
National Committee should have taken
their chairman from New York f0r twenty
years, but 1t is not q surprise that thty
haze hren henten every time.
National Republican., 1877-03-12

STAND by the President is the stand
ing editorial head in all the leading news
papers in the country. The people Irt
with the President, and the press recor
niz,s the fact. The politicians viii have I,
recocnize il before they are much oidsf
National Republican., 1877-03-12

To MORROW the Republicans OF New
Hampshire will vote ior BENJAMIN T.
PRESCOTT for Governor and the indicG-
tiors are that he will be elestsd by Gh1ui
five thou and majority. The Democratic
candidate is the old war horse" MAHCY
National Republican., 1877-03-12

IL ANY ONE can doubt that there is .
radical change fast creeping over the sur
facs Of American politics we have simply
to refer them to the promising fact that
Psrson BRowNLow has recommended Mr..
EEY for Cabinet position. The Psrson at
cne time outradicalsd radicalism.
National Republican., 1877-03-12

TEE Democrats seemed pleased ht TIT
prospect or disturbance IL the Senatorial
rank Of the Republican party. Tint haPt
has ynli,. ed Ike the mist or The morning
National Republican., 1877-03-12

Hon. STANLEY MATTHEWS chances for
the Ohio Senstorship are rapidly increasing.
II he should win he could not contest BAN
SrsS's scat in the House, which fact would
result in great damage to the country aud
the moral standing of the House.
National Republican., 1877-03-12

WHAT has become Of Mr.. JAMES GORDON
BENNETT At last accounts the Paris Figoro
located him In the In erior of Africa, where,
in company with STANLEY, he was patiently
wpitirg the arrival OF FRED MAY.
National Republican., 1877-03-12

TIE police deserve well OF the community
for the good work they did las. Saturday
night in breaking up that den OF thieving
gamblers called "The Club" 1t Is now Judge
SMELLS turn to act.
National Republican., 1877-03-12

Now TUAT GOV. CHANEEi.LATE h9s
pub!shcd the letters of WM. NJ. E'AE7%
and STANLEY MATHEWS. tho publication
OF LIS rusiguatiln Is both desirable and II
National Republican., 1877-03-12

THE split among the Democrats IN
BESJAvIS Hills Congressional distric'
bids fair 10 result in sending Republican
IN the llguse
National Republican., 1877-03-12

TnE Lone Star State of the Union did
more for the little gentleman OF Gramercy
Park than the Commission did. 1t gave
him eight votes.
National Republican., 1877-03-12

THE people OF Wsshin gton have Haoptse
MS their motto. Home Rule fm the Dis
trict Of Columbia, and Ivy this sign they
will conquer under an admiuistratiun
which lelieves in local self government,
and reypects the will of sTvereign psopr
National Republican., 1877-03-12

tn. Ohio Legislature has eTpunraS
from the records BEUENEN's resolution re
fcc,ing On the Almighty. Now lG III
have ILTNNFR eXpunped.
National Republican., 1877-03-12

VIRGINIA is sending out warm invita-
tons 70 secure immi grafton 10 the Oid
Dominion, and they are beins cordially
accepted.
National Republican., 1877-03-12

TP THE ink which has been used by the
Democrats in signing petitions for post Offices
n expectancy was In one tody itwould fll the
largest beer tank in this city.
National Republican., 1877-03-12

A DExocRAT yesterday asked Rspub,
lican, "Is the Administration Democratic
To which the Republican replied, '1syoui
father monkey
National Republican., 1877-03-12

BrSIAuiN F. WADE looms up above tint
political loriznn as Senatorial SsplrSri
In Ohio 10 succeed Senator SHERMAN.
National Republican., 1877-03-12

ENGLAND .lsughters sixty i've thousand
of her mining laborers every three years.
and vast majority of the accidents arc
preyentible
National Republican., 1877-03-12

Mr.. EoB IssERsoLL is reported to have
said that be did not ksOw to wAEt party
he belonged. Let him join the party ID
the first part.
National Republican., 1877-03-12

The Union and Chronicle have gone tbs
way Of al flesh The latest report is thE'
DoSN PrATr's paper, the Capital, is for saI'
chean.
National Republican., 1877-03-12

RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

SS-UNION REVIVAL MEETINGS WILL
be 'UntInued eEc-y ni.ht next week At the COa-
gr' At )nnl Chur 4. MorlinR meetlnrs At Dr.
DOHCr's church, 1rncr or ElCyen'h aud I streets.
rom u d ls O'Clock M. Singing led by W. W.
Bo1tliy. Gene; we will do you good! inhi2-l
National Republican., 1877-03-12

THE Albany Evening JournA almanac for
1877 has come to hand. 1t is recognized
every where as one Of the standard publica-
tons Of this kind; and we need not say more
of 1t than 1t has been compiled with its usual
accuracy. The electoral returns are full, the
statistics have been conveniently arranged,
and wise choice has been exercised In the
choice of matter to be printed. The astro-
nomicsl phenomena, the internal revenue re-
ceipts, the summaries Of the persons constitut-
ing the National and State Governments, the
report OF the proceedings Of the Electoral
Commission, the foreign trade Of the country,
&C., make the almanac invaluable to every
one who desires to keep info med Of current
pol.tica' events.
National Republican., 1877-03-12

THE KEY NOTE Of the Ca0!nst e1mes
from Tennessee. and it sounds vel 70 The
ears Of Ill patriotic American citizgns.
National Republican., 1877-03-12

The State of New York has agreed to take
care Of the rutisn Jol CoDuRS for ten years,
and yet he Is not happy.
National Republican., 1877-03-12

A rnY RIVER LED, filed with golden
quartz, has been discovered in the Black
Hills, according 10 The latest reTurss.
National Republican., 1877-03-12

OFFICIALLY speaking, blessed are they who
expect rotbipg, for they shall not be disap-
rolnted.
National Republican., 1877-03-12

TIA IA Ia, Mr.. Senatorial Opposition
10 the 4 ministrntiOn. Win see yOu lRteI
National Republican., 1877-03-12

SENATOR J. G. BLAINE's speeches would
cary more " eight II he would be more accu-
rate in bis statements of fact. For example,
In his speech Of Wednesday, speaking fPAcK.
ARp's right to the Governorship Of Louisiana,
he said:
There mPy be some t.chnica,i'y, there may be
come keen form Of lOb ic which have not y et
heard. and Of which do not think shal ever
be able to comprehend, by which . man who re-
ccINed nscrly hoLsdnd more votes than the
electoral ticket received was not elected aover-
nor when the electoral ticket was chosen"
The election returns Of Louisiana do not
bear out this asss. lion. By the Returning
Board count the Republican electors for the
State at large received 1916 votes, and by
the same count PACKARD received 1891
votes for Governor. Take the Democratic
count; 1t returned n, ia votes for the Repub-
lican electors for the State at large, and 78 AT
votes for PACKARD for Governor. By neither
ofthose counts did PACKARD receive as many
votes as HAYES. It would promote the credi-
bllity Of Mr.. BLAINE If he would make his as
sertions conform more nearly to the facts.
National Republican., 1877-03-12

Warner SouiLUsEt uIndS, falling baromaie
an incr,Gtlp0 clOudincss.
NONDAN i:s.#:sis.i:::.:;s..:s MARCH Z, 1s-i
National Republican., 1877-03-12

PRESIDENT HAYES is good type OF the
best civilized State in the West.
National Republican., 1877-03-12
sub.~rfption Rates.
NOTICE

w,ncr leave to state that VIZ decline to rrturr
rejected Communication; and to this rule w
can make no exception.
National Republican., 1877-03-12

JUDGE DAVID DAVIS does not turn out to
be first. class investment for the Democratic
party. He gave assurances to the Republican
caucus At Washington that he was not Dem
ocrat; that, while he should maintain his In
dependence, he shall vote with the Republicans,
and will support the Administration of Presi-
dent HAYES. His explanation was SO clear
that in making up the Senate Committees he
was selected as Republican, and appointed as
such to the Judiciary and another committee.
The Democratic caucus seems to have been
seriously dsgruntled by this action of Judge
DAVIS, but we do not understand why. Judge
National Republican., 1877-03-12
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