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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-15

livery American citizen will lend the Ad-
ninistration his hearty support to any meas.
ure looking to the suppression Of the present
state OF lawlossness on the Mexican border.
Mexico may have some excuse in the unset
tied condition Of her political affairs for not
preventing the banditti depredations along
the BIO Grande; still the citizens of the Uni
tod states and their property interests must
De protected, and II Mexican authority Is too
weak and imhecile to punish her lawless
oands of frontier marauders, then Il becomes
the Imperative duty of the American Govern
inent TO take tho matter n It's own hands and
dispose OF It In tho most practical way. Our
Government is friendly towards Mexico, and
dnepiy sympathizes with tho republic in Its
overwhelming troubles, but it Is not one of
the duties Of friendship to meekly submit to
arson, pillage and murder. When DTAz pro-
claimed himself President of the republic
through sham election, he announced that
ono of his first aims would be
70 prevent any further outrages along the
MO drando by his banditti. To carry
out this plausible pledge his fret move
mrnt was to release the maraudIng corsair
CohriNA from his prison cell and send
lifn back TO the frontier, where for years he
has been the terror of the American border
settlements in Texas, and from whom he has
stolen over fifteen thousand horses and cattle,
besides plundering and burning many homes.
IT DiNZ can offer no better evidence OF his de-
termination to give ths Republic 4 good gov
eminent anu respect the rights OF American
neighbors, then ID is clear proof that he Ia q
failure, and that thu n nit,-I S,at.a ,nps, nro
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-15
IN oLD soLDIER's TROUBLE.
Fondness for Liquor Caused Him to steaI
Money.

Fondness for Liquor Caused Him to StoaI
Money.
A boy In blue, with his blouse buttoned
tight about tho throat, was arra'gned before Jus
tice Ol!n yesterday on the charge OF taking from
Michael Gallagher 81 In money and certificate
Of deposit of sos on Riggs " Co.'S bank. When
he came Into court to stand trial he was sand.
wiched between Mr.. Smythe, the colored attor.
ncy, and Mrs. Manila Kicker, the energetic and
wood, whose sympathy goes out to every crimI.
nal. The accused had rather q repulstve Look
His hair was cropped short, eyes black and re.
cedipg under heavy and bushy brows, nose promi.
nent, and the lower lip heavy and hanging out
side the brown mustache that hid the upper In
In action he was restless and his move ens NJ
Onstrated his nervous condition. The hands con.
tnued to wander to the face, the mouth was
petted and tondlcd with, tho ears rubbed and
picked and the short side hiskers pulled at until
the fow Struggling hairs stood in danger OF being
drawn out by tho roots.
He was an inmate of tho Soldiers Home, and
was accused of robbing q fellow inmate OF this
institution and thon secretinK the money. There
was evidence showing that ho was addict ed To
the use OF intoxicating liquors, and while under
their influence committed this act. The man.
record proved that he had rendered thirteen
years service In the English army with credit
and hen coming to America had takon up arms
In defense Of the Union at u time when aid was
vided permanent home at that beautiful place
the pride and glory Of this city.
The jury, after lengthy elaboration, brought
In verdict OF petit larceny, and the Court, in
consideration Of the previous good character of
the man, gave him only thirty days In laiI.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-15

u-riR ID an wsil " IN mn IummTuIifF. 1
tiny nm iiuuanmr 1ifw siiuuiH iurn a
Rnasfty ifiltvunnIrI u rlfsv Nh guilty
thry Durifiun I'm uIuisiiHf uBlHpuaiiily m
Grim inIh n lluzsfiBttmtinm Uhih pnirifn
nI hnlIimp ANuk imhmmmutH stimuli I'M
StnurBG Tins administrator M ulimimil
,tusttrf Fihuuh IN NJ swirl uni mr-IIin IN
TIM rnrmrTy M IL IN IN HnIInnd. win-n nm
GRs al iitri.sfmmu 1ifiniiinIi XVI. Il my
thing tlRrDmt n tirrt. z p mtr nI Inn
vnIH tint Nstrru MuIuuInpB mlzm R.lim
nntn ttiif Int hahti NJ ar-rIrnrsnC nm pHwur
nj pirlm shdlug tntflr,mmrs End uir'mil,F
'uu,piiitnc fnHnl FnIuiHir riln z1ilB uI
lfntiTitat lia1sTm wUrrf IrfImHiind with
nntaty, unh hnua,timE wasf nn 4SIIIh mag
nlitrarf' HrnTv-n rmiimunarfs astiiin uiu-rn-
.hIilrEn. ;tim NsSs5u, A:tUr1Trr Iifira I'D
rESnnH Vt thssmumut. Andlt hussI-1snu,#t
mi 1llltess 1sTrl o. -us hnHinisfE IA siln i'm
rnrsnln wnEsr' -rhis an iiHIng 'eurfi,sfsrInrh
mn Mt 'frrm urn tDrHln NV t1IRs-uf psr
Hnm n niiiumus. wzs.llii and #rliM sunf
inp. ,.trsstt.f n swl anuuIrn m pnunuInG
IInm EnnH rEr nnurfilnh w77zfurh wiEnHm
mmg rrtfrinnhE XnHw- 1iihEB tir him
Nj .hlik al nnHr;slJS and z,fsl nr tiln uIiiinrs
nj tim uIrDaanrriirn Of nm rllCuud urimmsl.
This s MI wrrmg la nm ntiiu@tl ''mn.
tlnnlnr' aeh I'm Tiss n vurr uIimrml
tiHHiEai, NJ WIEuHsA ami lia us hisrn ,aguiil
umn rnilH-ihl itiEsius siiDxniHssl1. r1zsssmn-
!ttvP nj rrfr,, IT rr.rrtffftuug
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-15

TTlERE' TIT Hzl,7U YVES BGwg
Tim um,uT; nj M. D,mlsI...sss aIr-t,ih M
hiiltVsrHf IN BssilimsnE II lung =.pIri lw
ptwsnurnIf ail' arun- I'M, nuni-T, nd rur-iir
adtrfnIuIft d' Washington. Tllin DtEuum
,.IdiI1liii., wiigIssi HtihE Ms B3EsHGA.
Iurfn ~ isnFv tinfusrnis, hHrarr. inE-nliur-s
tNrrutH 'frun fin sr-ftlit - iiiIlrws@
MN du -ri,uil -r-tlirt 1t v'ssiifti.. m
t;.t 'fttur,di t-utniftitt I'm ", rstnr's
tTltnt R-rg-siru IfsrIir- w'Aim HuIInHirTV
1tnf'iINt4s u washington. E'frrrsssi vsitIisn'v
uny thni Iihf VIfltinisf -sn,t,ry IN gtipl iuhs
iAyss ~ 1taniUrrsli tss tT' tr wtiV ,i;fIvl mt
fhfug ~ TIN ~ nIIrttnif s,itf'ts will
uasiN rsr-nt ts lsr'tuli untr' 'titliir ssslEttin
TIM mEs, Hiinsrvf ts1;znGsB rum TIM
tarturr Irf tim pHillssiniL Tint II m
RNSiiP IN WITHIN TN lmrrrn lF s-rnEnd.
0lin Eu-simi Tdrt-4BE nrsairurs mn
sZtnurE n en- 'trilHwrur iHrrruHr.
G7urp 1Inruasla, Stu nur-siis., M v,Hiiifrrf,rn
rtty. ttnlrurrriiin 9eittfnfrr IN rfnff-t,itr H
tires sfi tiur -IiitIzi ssai
alC,itnnturti N " stiiiIl.i siii,F7 Es II s'ns
urea nItrrslgf uiliniIl tn,sstiimtu
TIN SiuIiur S.unu tiIs.s 7iul ir unit nj 1iir
NTtfiinIit1r ri-sis yves rur-r-i -ir- r,ft ~
ntlitnp tifan al INV Rf1 InIrts 80 sii''NS N
IN iInsihtr a. 3iIiIfg n tius'ii nIirl anil a
alirtni .it't an D IA ''l'iiItll iIEn AZ niifsuh
Il 3 slu-tii " "a sum- sIulii TinIIIs iiinIu M
nrtif~r Il. ;attu-ftm tut 1Ir nuti" ~ IN Mt
uress VIII n fiir liiifIaaitf ri i'm tuil'Siiil
u, 1HO tIHi -gHfs gu ~ uiulr siie 'nfiin,
Btvr lr1riimE IL c,ig 9ilHHTh. And WI uTirtfi
gum srni!as1 lEEs.l:;-gIns GnI Ht-'n-'rIE-iImf
run riiIH- lnllala Inn lIs shEun viii H'ID-
WY BnnH iitrI ii IN pTssWiitini umh nj
puulU qnIuim IN ;sIis 8uftiut. lin
whitman TIM ti7s.rru,A lEE Inn-lriuuai Ivy
,ErmIlnnmaIm "A N,,FiIing,m pmrniH II n
punHn.lg TIN E.sG. Tr Irinr'wiE'i. At hHt
tanHrus I'M SIM ina mGHiiu. pUutI.Er.-
st.IntiiTrs All lliinr ,HlasamimGatd siInuIl.h
mn I'M UnhnH Saufi= anri me- wruiH ant
wthu unuiiE 1ur Gsnd, -iHu#niis viii nm
hllti n. hs- wing uffrr1lnu.ss-
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-15

Nalihrriim ID nut tiig only ssction afflicted
with iumillnmil4n.. Suverai bail Gasas of 10
llris'n ru,;ntaT tiuem tnyniopstt in this regiun,
unit t'-iluuinilr i'm Mexamli4a. Alaxan,lfin IL
I'm 'ii,u tm~n With Ilinint buildings, and rough
isssuHiH aEnil IilhgnIatuI wtinrvus.. During thu
'NslzTit viH al untBsin AMI rnar. anil business
.Ilisim. Nnwit ID Iilhnt ANIL apparently dnatL
w ID Aranr uiaus for tiip' huo.llIms to meet
mn nfuit iatnifr itnWiitius. Thu aggregation
IN 'sinss lrsts ihtu Inngs with distinutfve or
itiiIiiisaTinm lins munntiy been tliscuverad.
Ihifnr ih'lth Irisg bnilyrun tiiese gnngs, and
unrraant lhmilnm aDstilitius ara In a Grys-
taiiifr-t rnnlitibm In tin notion of other
ip#'nih Bri,;it9 tlhIy Ine vary lonsa.. Tho co.
lflisiivn lratnipihisA natural Gnniaiieracy for
iinnE 'nibifinsss. rliW rauus nuya lea,fars.
IllHg tnTn TN tHnnsuiita fnIinws,, distinguished
l1r ifnr-sannl pusar:. uiay must hs hari
iiir'iinrs', lnTrt nittnrs,, anil heayy
''''iiilHrs. tImu uff tiinm practice how'd
IlnmIHm trrIm umlliriteratnd devilmnnt and
iplIrr imaliniisnsss,, within many practiGe 1t rs
I'M H0iiS dhririrss i'm tiinir biauit work., The
lrrfinnHi ssuppinr places df' tlinse gnnrs are
nii''iti nlh in,inr TIM wtinrves. those dilapi.
tifnt B1-futln1rs Witch 10 half tlimbled down
m 5sirr wiiarsIG 1iig l'htumau. rha wharf rat
uni TIM ltIEillIm dil AZ sxanllfiR arn twinbroth
I'M. Uiuw isa unihr thu wliRrves anu their
,HirnInit-srw in ,ibilS tiile.n Nv pstty larceny,
INIT nitt iuSrs mil hlhngats and carpets arr
uisit An iiritr 1usis,. Va hDniilim can hope for
lrrrnui'im wtiu will unit stlnI by his gang and
Unit t i4inIIgih Inasse M trouble, anil the
gum b niiritrrh tn uNvays stznrt by him in his
r'nii vnrss amt tn rs,lits, vrtiiar tiiry be iay
fTr1iii'f W Iniasorliiiel n IN said tint these
-anIntS .insn ttmiriiranull establishments under
mn winrvnsF al 'isurtrtuWn and Washington.
II 'Huh In iliu tia pulIrp should lnse no
t'inf IN iiriaii:mr 1iinIn Ipl n a dangerous
insIsiiuium mt -mIilf IN. nit,pe,I n, tn. bu,i
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-15
FALLING BY THE WayKTDE.

We observe with rrrre, thv, mupv nj thr
Republican Journals Of the country xiiir,h
Joined us in the contest fur ronsiitutiop,,l
government now thu, the rrs,ur,,;u, M,
the night to manage their lnrpl ufBatrs In
their own way has M, resulted in IN, mr..
cessiop 10 the Marty of .tbe yFho,p .s,,,s,,-,
people ms they fnnfilv erp.rtpa amman, IN
be dissatisfied with evervfbipc nrf .ay,-,
body and particpl,ylv with ,tb,r,.,,y..
and are ouite ipcIipcd In sti,A -.h,,, IN,
pohcy was a mistake snd TIM, ,,,;l... ann,
thing is done nv thu ADMINISTRATOR \,
coupteract the rrvufzinn ,,roiur.a ,,,, ID
operat,on. the Rpurh,irrn nnr,,- u arnr,- Fl,
70 certain defeat in the b,I, ,,.r,ir,,.
and IN utter decentralization, ura d;.r,,
sion in the next pre,iaurtin, Ir,,r,rii,p
And from the tone OF THUR a1lurnlIF
plants II would seem they M. In ttnsr an
row that they sustained the anpe a tur FREE
government, and would Gladsv uufp fin
contamination If ii werr possible.
Frnm all this we cnnrlua. 1,,. q, -,n,;,,i
maie nrncess oF dedur,inp ,,,,, ,;ho,, w..
mt reallv In ffvn- or IN. ,r,.,,,,,,,, 49,,
adyocatinr II hut sun,n-,ea II sin,,,,, n, :,
nolitical vepture hnnirc- tn s,,i,, ,,,,,,,lRs,,
sweet IN tho Iirs NJ tb. D,r,,,,-,,,, -
tempt them IN thrrr hr ,rf ir !, ~, .,-,,,.
that such WINS tb.ir ,,,v cr,;.,,, g., e.,
were mot ac,uated nv urircin,, .nT IN, M,
interest bpvn,a ra-,,, su,,.,r g.,
than no djsapnnin,mpp, ,-,, no M, go,
and no discnmfitur, TIM s,.y,rc N, ,,,,,,,,,,,,
their offense He tbat rn,,,,nfs f,,, 80
nile, tbouyb he sut1,,s a.,,.,,, A. an =.
wnrded bv tbe annrov,1 oF hi .ov,,, ,,,,,,
science and In. arnrnba,im al .f,,,, mn
but he that enraprs FIR fin. ~.
of nolicy or exnedi.ncv slnn, avs, ,,b,r,,,
successful in the fes1. sus,aips Ir.. ~,
honor and mauhood md shnr,IH tipR m,
compensation in success
". bsv. ,h,r.s,r,. NJ, ,,,.,,,,,,,.,,.-. ,,,,.,
,,os. w,o -,,,,,,.,,,I,, ,,,s,,,i,,..,
cIrlo vo .a,oo,,,.a e,,,,,, ,,,,,.,,1,,,,. -
i,s ,,--oc,r.,s ,to,,,.,, 81, =,
ovcrt,ks Them nr, yril, ,,, iii ,',,,
,rourr NTH ,b,r, u,, .,,,,n ,,,n -.
,,roa,,.s, ,or..-, E,r ,.,, ,,,,,I,.,., -, -,
corr,rr ~ 90 NV, I'D ,.,,-i,,,,,, -.
nn,e 90 roble ana rn,,ble ,,dIi,,' ~,
fail IN res,nre IN, ", on1 49,. a.. ,,,,,iI,,
interests an much d,mnrd on5 ,,,t,,,,,,,
which WIZ cann,t l,,r r,r,ni, .rr, ,,,,,,,,;,,
For ourselves we Tfnncbt ,t,c ,,,,H ,,,.,,,
of faith " wuveripc AT MN ipo ..,,.,, MI
rerrettmg notbipc nj mr. z,,I nuv M,
this w. are aware WE 6ifT,,,.H Frrr, a.,
prcat mainritv nj I'm. n,n,ibIirur ,,-..,,.
far the many vai,sd f,r 5,s,Irs,,r..g ~ ii
icv an the nav, nf IN, prrai5.r, n, ,f,,,,. ana
tcripr for The rare w, 1i1 not A. m,t,,,,
oF cnnv,c,i,n and rnp.r;.rr, l,r,, r,,,,f,,,,
the Administration was In n,,v,,r wa A.,
fore VIC had any hpnwledr, nj 10, .;,,,.rnaa
eours. We fcarlesslv ana E,ifh,rnr "a,
forth the true way. the nnlv wuv m yuur
/, could sandy tread II I, WINS m h-,,r, ..,,,,
country ON, oF IN. .,slnurb oF .a,.,r',rT ~,
and place i, upm surr foupBatinn ,r,,
nermanep, nr,s,sritv w. Ala .,,tg y.,,,,.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-15
rIoEoNNOLiNG IGIIrrNENqa,

We suppose L is no use nov n RsS Us
Iict Attorney WELLS ~ urnsecuu rthr IL
dictments against HAWWEGTuK, WrLHHKHa
SA wYEr and other high toned .udvihuals
who are charged with CRIME lit will
excuse himself m the ground inal lin
npds are exhausted, and thn Ii IF mm,
Just ard humaae to try tint prisnnaH IN
jail first so long ar the money Inldf
out. But The indictments ggGlnsl tllear
people have been pigenn ,hnlsd entirely 1ou
long. 1t s alike unjust 10 the parry
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-15
TWEED's RRLE4SE PRoBaBLE.
Political Bearing Of His Statement the Only
Obstacle,

obstlClos
From the Sec York Tribune.
The examination which II was announced
was making by Corporation Counsel whitney and
Wheeler II. Peckham Of the Tweed statement, in
its bearings on the suits OF the city and the
Sweeny case was concluded the same day, and
on Saturday the two gentleman made their re-
port to the Attorney General, who called at Mr.
Peckham's office. The conclusions which the
gentlemen had reached have already been indI.
Gated. Both favor the acceptance and use OF
Tweed as o witness, Mr.. Whitney being satisfi cd
that in no other way can the 100000 Of pending
suits against the city be defended, and Mr.. Peck.
ham desiring the use of Mr.. Tweed In the Sweeny
suit. 1t is certain that Sweony will hasten to
compromise Il Tweed is accepted as n witness
against bin; in fact, he holds out, haggIlng as TO
terms only because OF the delay In the acceptance
The only obstacle now apparently arises from
the political bearing of the Tweed statement
There are undoubtedly large numbers Of lead.
INK Democrats as we'll as Republicans involved
In the statement whom Mr.. Tilden Is anxious
not to have exposed At ms time expecting to
national campaigns. Mr.. Tweed undoubtedly
disclosed 100 much" to suit present political
schemes, and some part oft he will be required
eventually to forget. HIS memory is sufiicientiy
elastic to contract suddenly. But II Ia told 10
his credit by his friends that II has refused to
expand at suggestions made to him in tho in.
terest Of some persons. He was asked in one In
stance what he could tell about Henry q.
MURPHY.
He replied by inserting Mr.. Murphy's name In
tho confession as one among the few Senators
with whom he had had no transactions. "No,"
he added, mot even across the table" abiding
to the old method OF bribery by paying heavy
losses at Poker. a suggestion reached him rela.
tive to ThurlOw Weed. His confession contains a
statement saying that he had never had any
pecuniary or political transactions with Mr.
Weed, but was very grateful to an old opponent
for kindness and consideration, and for the sensl.
BILE advice, when on Blackwell's Island, to dis.
miss the cormorant lawyers and settle with tho
State as best he could.
Among the persons Of local prom hence men.
toned uniayOrably In Twoed's statement and not
heretofore named In such connect ion Is William
Walsh, the ex. county clerk. Ho Is at present on
the City Of Brussels, pilgrim TO Rome.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-15

IT SEEMS that the executive Departments
are to be made quasi dueling fields, where pugil.
istfc loafers can 40 and degrade themselves and
outrage decency by engaging In rough and tum.
bic lights. Is II true that the Treasury and
other Departments arc to be sort Of neutral
ground beyond the reach OF the law2
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-15

The Hallet, Davis n Co. upright piano Just
arrived from tho Boston factory, and made eS.
pressly to the order Of Mrs. Rutherford b. Hayes
for the use Of the family at their summer resi-.
dencs will be on exhibition for two or three days
at the agency, No. sll Ninth street northwest
prior 10 It's removal 10 tho soldiers Home. This
Instrument Is OF superior beauty, nnish and power
ami Is distinguished for volume and sweetaess Of
tona.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-15

DECORATION DAY approaches and tho clerks
In the Departments are to have holiday. Fish.
Ing tackle and lunch baskets are already being
overhaulcd, and about seven per cent Of the pa.
triotie clerks instead OF strewIng the graves with
horal offerings on that day, will sit leisurely
upon the banks Of the Potomac waiting for
bite
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-15

Why Is 1T that in some of the Departments
there are female clerks who can dress elegantly,
work little and take two hours for lunch, by the
gracious consent Of the "chlefs," while poor, halt.
starved widows Of soldiers, in tattered garments
apply in vain for recognition and help3
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-15

The Pail Nall Gazette says that In no other
part Of the world could British commerce be
80 seriously damaged as ny few active Rus
sian vessels in the Pacific ocean. It seems
that the Car Is aware of this fact, and has
taken tho rrccaution not only to have few
active vessels in the Pacific, but also In the
Atlantic. The Russian fleets in the New
York and San Francisco harrors arc ready
for active business.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-15
Russian Socialists.
OUR COMPLAINT nook,


EDIToR REPusLlCAN Please call the at
tention Of the police to tho protection OF ladies
and infants against a gang Of rOugh.scun boys
who frequent tho concerts at the Presidents
grounds. and who amuse themselves by Joining
hands, and thus, like a chain shot, rush through
the crowds of visitors upsGttinP infants and tear
Ing ladies' dresses. Putting the hours at 5 to +
suhusng little more pressure into the music
80 that 1t can be heard and squelching the incip.
lent rowdIes will tend to make the concerts real
ENJOYABLE A PATRON
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-15


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,,o as,as - 81 s,.,.,,.,.. ~,
ora ,arn - 90. -, -, -. n :. .lrN
ohIis ,,,r,,,a ,', a. ~. ~, ~
40, a''''
pr, oua, ,tr ,,,,,, ,,u....
Hide his rug lel-i'a the 'dr--g
N ruT H amn.i w . I,r,nulg ihtrut
-Shristian Ross, lHthsr on uhn fast hvyg hHd
Along conference WIN y. T. Bnrnum M 1sriagn-
port last Saturdhy' Ihe E7oht shUwmHn hnlSUuE
that II the boy Is SIN living he Cur dbutr iIiB
RESTORATION, ana Win MI tOssh rrnHHm VIII
oher reward ot so'Ool no Hunst"ns hEsnA."
~ ~ a dnli pubic thnt docs not unOurHtund INV
mr.. barnum WIZ gel his muney hank W he nnH
the lad
Very little Is known nf n rpmHrlShlhr mi
ural curiosity in southern llllpDig IN thr thn,p nj
n natural bridge, 1t is mar PumuuR. an 1ar
Cairo and ST lnuis rrilruna mud Ia n yr,n,n,r-hn
freak of nature 1t is of pure EIngEtuun. nm tr,q
in length on Ton and 20 fptt frum tnr plmimrua
To the other II Is 90 Iest htah md Iptt lY-u,l
on thetn Tho average thickness b inut- Hnr
team Is SAID TO have cr0Hsod n In l'uiilam
safety.
Later In form atiun rfvrs the rrRHm VIM
the Countess do Prrbos rrorut,s ruurrt,,re una
eide In Paris by shooting herself ffruurh s,r
hend. Her husbnn1 having hrun Ssnu -uus
years, she WINS engaged 10 murrv n rmflrmun
spoken Of rs Mona De X, no xh1m -sm, m,
liciuus Individual prnbably nm unsurpcs.tul M
mlrer, wrote scandalons eharrns rrrurtfiur b-r
antccedents wtbout Rsktnp fur s,l,;lunpn,,,v.
Mons do X broke TIN pnrnrrmurt prrru1,nu-i,,
Hence tho danth Of the lady. she WINS tsrr
years of age md SIN very beautttul
c,r-.,,,,,,,a,,,,,. ,,,,u,,., N a,, "A. ,...,,.
~, ",, - "i'n ~, '''i "
-. aD,S. ~ ~" paone-urnhHn~
~. :, .,.,s - -s - .l'i-"''i -, ~ = Jam
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hardest and sprtest slnpc, urr t-,s,rH VIVA, ru,.,u
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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-15

1T IL STATED that the President and Senator
BLAINE had an interview on SATURDAY., when
there was a full and frank discussion of the
Southern policy. While Mr.. BLAINE did not
give TINT policy his support, he DID not put
himself In open and avowed opposition thereto.
He Ii sail to have expressed his willingnt s. to
await the result Of the experiment of setting
up the HAMPTON government In South Caro-.
lima ANIL the NICHOLS government In Louis
lana. In that case we have no fear but that
when Congress meets the President and Mr..
BLAINE will be In accord, for the Southern
policy looks as though II woulf be a success,
n may not ivile the Democratic party Of the
South to any great extent, but II will bring
peace to the whole country, and that Is more
to be desired. In the same connection It ia
stated that break is threatened in the Maine
delegation because Mr.. HALE sustains the
Administration throughout and Mr.. BLAINE
does not We confess we cannot see why that
should make break, and we don't believe It
will have that effect. The Pine Tree State
has done too much staunch service for the Re-
publican party to permit her Congressional
delegation To ito quarreling at this time.
PROFILE with grievances against newspapers
as general thing are bores, but occasionally
they have Just cause of complaint. 81. X.
MCREADY, editor IBericdn Protestant,'' has a
grievance-in fact, several grievances. In the
capital, on Sunday, DOM PIArr had the fol-
lowing paragraph
The different sects OF tho Protestant religion
ought to catch and muZlle one MCRHApY n SEQ.
tartan journalist who has been for some time M 81
this city striving to whip AYES into executy :
aid abettlny and asst stance Of the Protestant AL
lance Of America, for the PRONUNCIATION OF the
in our public schools.
Now Mr. MCRRADY's impatient soul won't
permit him to wait until week rolls round
to address his grievance to the Capital, hut
he sends US letter commencing: "The
CapitGi OF Yesterday contained an article re.
tIucting upon myself and the President oil
the United states" And then he goes on ia
tell Us what he and his co-workers propose ia
10. We'll now II is too bad for our SUNDAY
contemporary to reflect upon Mr.. McREADY
and the President. If II had reflected upor
the President AMI Mr.. MCREADY the latter
would not perhaps have taken II 60 much tc
heart. There was an official of Demo
| cratic House once who wrote himself down
'higer" man than old GRANT. The Demo
cratic House bounced him. Now Mr.. Nc
READY evidently considers himself "biger'
man Lhan old HAYES. That Is assuming toe
much dignity, and If he don't look out hI,
| Co.wOrkers will bounce him also. And Of
course PIATT will be responsible, because ht
reflected upon myself and the President oil
| The United states" Mr.. McREADY certainly
has lust lause for grief.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-15

THE MOST liberal yearly subscription TO the
support Of the Foundry NJ. 4. church amounts to
about 400, which President Hayes offers to meet
with like amount,