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MONEY AND STOCKS.
TSpecial 70 the Democrat I

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eserlnany Appeals to the Geneva COnyen.
! ton,
Especial to the Demoerat.l ]

VopbCIdI 10 tn6 D6mOcrat.I
BERLIN, Aug. 2o.-Germany's representa-
lions to the Porte in reference to the atroci-
ues committed by the Turkish troops are
Dased on the Geneva Convention, which, to
sne German view, not only binds belligerents
% observe its provisions toward each other,
but gives to neutral the right to insist On
its faithful observance.
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Scrvfa and Russia,
special to the Democrat.

Especial to the Democrat
CoNsTANTINoPLE, Aug. 2O-The Seryian
diplomatic agent here denies that troops have
been sent to the frontier, and that Servia has
Iresolved to participate in the war, and declares
,that Servia has no knowledge of any intention
ION the part of Russia to send an army through
Seryia.
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MARINE.

NEW YORK, Aug. 2O.-Arrived: Aims Som
erset, Wisconsin. Arrived out: Greeario
lna. Homeward: Francis Herbert. for
Hampton Roads; Ranger, for Tybee; Octa-
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-08-21
A Cavalry Expedition of rbe Huss1.ns

LONDON, Aug. 2o.-The Ne,cs' corresnond-
|ent at Stadeni, the headquarters of the Grand
Duke Nicholas, referring to the dispatcb of
1le Fourth Cavalry Division on an independ-
(ent expedition for the purpose of stopping the
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VIENNA, Aug. 20.-A Galatz telegram re-
ports that 1000 Turkish or Egyptian troops
have disembarked at Sulina and are march
ing to Taltzscha, which is weakly garrisoned
The Turks from Silistria are reported march
ing against Tchernavoda, and the Russians
hurrying to Ismail, where reinforcements are
axDectad
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A Mexican Revolution Prevented

H SAN Francisco, Aug. 2O.-Guayamas ad-
vices OF the 10th, report that Gen. Huerta has
recognized the late election as valid, and
Mariscal as constitutional Governor. This
will prevent revolution.
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VNRs'

At the Theatre Francais, last month.
the Due de Broglie had to draw back in
bis box to avoid the hostile demonstra-
tioDs OF the pit as soon as he showed
himself.
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A Panic ut Corea.

Especial to the Democrat
LONDON, Aug. 20.-A dispatch from Corea
reports a panic there. Two Turks having
been murdered, their compatriots have armed
themselves and demand revenge. The situa-
ton is considered critical.
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Suleiman Pasha and Mehemet Ali Join


LONDON, Aug. 2O.-The Times dispatch,
dated Shumla, August Is, says: The june
tion of Suleiman Pasha with Mehemet Ali
may be regarded as beyond doubt.
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EmbezzIcment Of Government FUNDS.

RICHMOND, Aug. 20.--Deputy Collector
Charles B. Walden, charged with embezzle-
ment OF government funds, has been held in
$4,000 bailf He states that he lost the money
gambling.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-08-21
Death of a Doctor.

Especial to the Democrat
PARIS, Aug 20.-Dr. Henri Conneau, ply
sician to the late Emperor Napoleon, is dead
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rhe German Cabinet ON Russian Outrages
fSpecial To the Democrat

Especial to the Democratl
BERLIN, Aug 20.-The North German Ga
sette confirms the report that the representa-
tions by the Turkish Ambassador of alleged
Russian outrages have met with unfaxorable
reception from the German Cabinet.
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The Decisive Battle of the war soon tO
be Fought.
Especial to the Democrat,l

LONDON, Aug. 20.-It is calculated that
10000 men are now actually on march to re-
inforce the Russian army, and that the next
battle about Plevna is meant to be decisive: ::
hence the delay for the sake of insuring suc-
cess
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-08-21

Work was suspended at the Charles
town (Mass.) navy yard on Friday be-
cause of the heat.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-08-21

Buy your buggies and carriages from L. 7.
Maddux, 35 Carondelet street, near corner Ora
vier.
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RIVER NEWS.

Especial 20 the Democrat.
MEMPHIS, Aug. 20.-Departed: ,Julia and
Alice, for New Orleans.
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Probable District Attorney for Alabam~.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 20-Parsons is the pro-
able District Attorney for Alabama
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FOREIGN NEWS.
Crops i'm India.

Especial to the Democrat
National Republican., 1877-03-17

mperiOus impudencc 10 the Americ IN Re-
public. the natural eundiAn Of Car.
"Hsr ds OFF,
Our hands have been KEEP. of urtl =
mantle Of black sin covers us 0ur ears
have been deaf to the appeals Of . strug-
gling people until it seems as though the
impulses OF humanity in the national heart
were dead. Our natural feelings OF syn-
psiaJ Tor the Oppressed have becnns siiaei
by the cold indifference OF the NstiouEl
Government in this matter until The oshsr
nations Of the world look on in wonder Aal
disgust
Hands Off" Thlt is the old Spanish
CITY which has goae up from the court Al
Madrid for eight years. 1; hiss becJns
moootonouR TIE American people wish
TO hear il no longer. Ia the fu:ure it viii
be of 10 sVsil.
National Republican., 1877-03-17
TIE srSDAr NATIONAL EErunL1-


Tie SUNDAY NATIONAL REFCELrc,S OF to-
morrow will Be an unusually Interesting and
attractive Newspaper. Besides the yCry latest
telsgrsphie uews iron eve5 quarter Of ths
globe, Ard the other Characteristic features Of
our dsf'y edition, the SUNDAY NkTIoSAL Re-
PCrLTCAS will eontAin . large VARSITY Of
selsct miscellaneous reading, eulled with ths
greatest care chiefly from standard English
ard fcreigu magazines and periodicals. II
will contain two stories Of unusual merit-re.l
I,trsIy GENE. ore Is from "Locdon socIe:y,"
eu;iIl,d "The Two Jopes," AMI the other enti-
tied "a Slight Nis:Ake," is taken from the
London Family Herald" The REPUELrcAS
Is the only newspaper published on Sunday,
ard to nOrTow It will contain accounts Of all
local events Of interes', including Mrs.. .HhTEs'
second drawing room reception. The usual
space vii b devoted to dranatic, musical ana
literary rsus. Readers OF TIE REPUEIcAS
TO rsorrO~ viii have twenty seven columns of
fre.h, nevsy and entertaining reading matter,
ard at the same price ss paid 10. any other
psrer.
National Republican., 1877-03-17
0-nr C.E.runu-s..:s..

TEs r--rax5s rr1l-ssar5Ass IN FrlsuHF N I'm
Vg-E saI ahsn HaG En1gn.. EururriDIt-iNg Hlr-
1uts arst EnrtaIh n ha H--f-s, uHrrnf- s-tltr'-
zlIlr nl8t md pnlnshaG- n ghm-nug.kY rrIilEus
tn FE-a5aan EiiEa II n Lnihns-s tin npr-r sU
NJ ERE tn mzbr n 6EbazEs bGLIhi!, I'M n'yHr
REzraH ND dhsE-ss-snn-.z znuu,sh h- n nm n
1as n1nsz Erzr1uul psrE-s n Ezss-an L n rnnt
sG7 nln nbnur htm has rEusfi-aNg u-urrnt lif-
Gang nz1a 7rs-zE-azzE vzhssrr hr uissSni'Szt
Ia Rsu1lrt nz1a, n m-nar HsE- vthbih hIIumrr,h ~
E.si.I n zse hsusr sRsry .smnmE u-hs vsiitur
sIhi naEan hur uha SUMS il-ilpn Hnr,iup m, lh
wr-T1h ~ thu Elsu-pnzhin AnG Was ib,1Ll MN
plhz gf q. wnsfn m rsEuIcuz5Hr tim .hsniiliHr
nsllursa At rss nlruazzuraf-- ~ uhlu 5ltn
wNuK kmur uhrs NJ 1nr n fliisnl IsnIl,
fa1< IN. hnnlsr-t niilta. nlsznl him ri hn trn,,y
E.1r 1h1l- antl- nIsl Hnhs1In s1-GnzIrr. Vsuttiu
znan ncxlrs ytu ~ arttnr I'm ntt- uun,idT M
gaasaA sass hs MI Hzs-n Hwisyl 1iss rr-tr N
NEur E1nsr guzszan III. unhFsf-nd dttr ituuif
m ks-- 1T - 1ha gzHru1Idn.t-n Tim 'hlnffurrt
ralza q FnzB. h1r NtIhiur nm instantly Ihss n
z1Is- uA a-x ~ m Cham nne hserat MN N ,tis.-
Fa1z- ssA1n1g snAt he wsule nliE hun N 1,tJv
M wAas Ia Anh aAzsn. unh wuIilil triii,rrr mt
AznIzrrus Ds1rayud 1fm uhe HtictEzar axrIr-hU N
1A1f O. rg1munaELssn- sHmy ] nssa vrim 1rssr,tls,t
VIVA lAI-l uhR hsfntsTmAufr hr iHliiu m MS
z1Hzas5 u-1-sa Is q ahlkr prulhsmaEr vuii.rPs''
-zhL yI1a Hnswu-nd Cham tuImr-liF-fHfliss-.
-As Garsr ~ Erjsw rln mn tlssEt lnr hT-Eniiaii
Inn hH lgmDEn MT g-sr-uwD ysnK-sucns" u Htl
lt st unisr h-ilns rarir-slin q uFyr-tuvrt
N RlHy zznss9 gu ChIIn a1sir. Hur HInilhEr MS
E1ri5 rsB-nniy nfsttIr ~ -1hiafe win ul,nI.-
r1s wa.2 In uhuhda GrrtHszE-nn-
National Republican., 1877-03-17
CIxilIEinc the Indian.

In speaking Of the effect Of eitil'E'ag inHd-
sncea thrown around the red men by the pres
ent Indian policy, Mr.. GALrIS. chief clerk q
the Indian bureau, In his recent report says:
Given an Misunderstanding To . theory which
the report says 10 fallaeiOus-nO matter how rest
less and lsIy and inprOyIdeat he mad come by
tribal condition and IeTsOaAl indulgeaos To bs
the simple placing Of that Indian IN . log house.
with surfeient, though Perhsps rude furniture,
with well near At hand, few fruit trsSs, .
patch OF broken prairie some agricultural imPls-
ments. ana . few head Of stock; all OF this, be q
remembered, furnished without effort On his
part. this simple ebanke Of conditions W5uld
change thTou e h0ut his nature and life: and BY
such simple mean the most restless aad Eaper-
eilieas md tnso!trt Of all Indians would, IN q
sca1t two CT three yoArs. become quiet law
ing and tndustrious, models TO Indians and whites
alike Of all the yirtuss Of civilization As all
these eenenis cost the Indian nothing - he Vsry
naturally places no value On them He will be
quite likely soon TO Ebandon his log hOase forths
lodge, which be will set up At . different point On
his stock for food, and Alos his patch Of Land 10
grow up to weeds. Any change IN the condition
Of the Indian eFsetsd In this way would oe, Nftsr
all, but very thin coat Of very poor yarnish.
Let the Indian frst feel the need Of bet er and
more permanent shelter, Of . herd OF eAttls and
fOdteT for their uintsT's e. Let him show thu
dspth and sincerity of his professions by dong
with his Cwp hands % Eaeh Of the work his
SKIN ard knowledge vtlI enable him To da. md
then sld AMI eLe' ursgs him As they now have
Ets-tu.s'y a.tS-s . IA t.s .tle y. siyl;=s4 -Jzn
sorts. and are hy nature im.rSvident, sAd ns
narshSr. thsir nrsi snorts util b s;u2Js Oraas
National Republican., 1877-03-17

ne s. s.rtizd rsze Of Americans, ard they
Tiusrd sad shnBk 1ack frum the terrnrs
. sCSh aurgt-Asd ssafe Of sfIirs. Mexico.
IN Asr ksfPLss condition and BY her geo
grsphic1l lin n. tecsue the natural Ssr1
o. the CHit=d Ssates. ard the time h IS ciue
ar the Gc7sruucnt - assume It's legiii-
mate gulrdiaEsSiP. We no= have 4 Gov
err usns s-rD1E and secure enough - co.
thl, ~ % tske ~ this new res nrlsi5ilitJ,
WEsch his bee1 begging recognition from
eur GOvsrnnS for forty years. Natural
Tsa-V1s ara not 81 that urge - to this i'm
TurtAnt snd nscssssry step. Political rei-
s1cs are also pr0uiasatly set before the
Csitsd Sates as strong argumsatS While
arazSi4i a1d commercial reIsoos are a5Gn-
tIHss,d PrsssiH >. which make it Necessary
~ cur Government to adopt firm and
Eusisfvs ro'icy towards Mexico, with an
ul=fnars object Of establishing Aproisctp-
r.re a. scnn As the coalition .; things viii
-ermft
National Republican., 1877-03-17
aHITpS OEE 90

CGha is struggling for freedom yet with
al her glory and her mourning. History
has no hright-r exKnpls Of devotion to
country than that exhibited By the natives
Of CGha fur ths PAST eight yearx They
have sacrificed everything. dared every
thing, overcome What seemed 10 be insur-
uGunEzhle Obstacles. and stlnd today bet
tzxprsparvd 10 epasummats the object Of
their great contest sJr freedom, liberty and
Independence than ever before.
SfaEn has drained her Golfers in q dss
Fsrats effort ID e-Gsh this people. She
has made her name by-sord and . re-
pruach BY the Infamous atrocities she has
piled moUntain high upon the patriots.
She has made q ores lHXuTiant islaai q
barren WASTE. destroyed lis commerce,
weighed il dawn with 4 ruiaOIs system Of
taxation. Plaerd 4 premium On murder.
rHPe and arson, End shocked al Chris
ErE3cu By series Of oufrlses on ciEilizI-
~ ~ EE-----I. -, - L-I La I!
L<ss naHislbl i:iIlirtsS abe shou's SiIh
National Republican., 1877-03-17

GESERIL EIFOLE0N SITTING Bull.
The truors in the Northwest are prepir-
IaS j1r Al early cImpaign against the hos
tie Indiana SITTING Bull still remains
MASTER Of the situ4tioa- For SITTING BULL
% secure this position Of master /; has cost
The Government treasures which cannot be
rrplaert CUSTER, three hundred men
and five nillbpns Of money have beea SIC.
rifced thai SITTING Bull might be master
Of the situation With these figures star.
ing the American people in the face they
vii demand that SITTING Bell, with
his hslsss red haniitti, be brought to jus
ties If Il tAkes the whole Unitei States army
acd . Ioriirn Of Her M.jestY's troops ia
the bargain The War Department has .
rrIgr responsibility on hand. and tha. is
the punishment Of General NAroLzos
SITTING Bull with death, no matter il ii
dePlstss the Treasury AMI ruins the United
SGasss lrmy- Il must be done. Humanity
demands d. and Justice seconds the de-
nMd Nobody. however, can blame Srr-
Ting Bull for struggling for existeace.
Tie law Of self de6Fn.s is recognized every
where ~ IN raalsnabls right. BE ID jlsti-
rsd IN Offending himself and making the
GuESrlnent a. much trouble as possible in
Is CfcrS 70 destroy him But he ID dan
gErsrs puhibc nuisance, and IN impedi-
asE5 to civilization aud the free growth Of
hllr ca the frsntisr. For this reason he
Ihculd be sxtermiaa.sd. and exterminatsd
81 eouPlstrly that the places which knew
him and his hwiess band shall know him
&c mere forever
National Republican., 1877-03-17
N N..a,.suzzz Eraarnr.

Silently 1hs1r' snaszsd IN psi,i,,i,, iIhnu.r
q nIrusrr e-uwnr f,is -fhsf m wiihih WIS Iuatul
zlE hgh prsEsI 81 gha szEha xnH mIr-n VI iluIa
a. srr as~s= huhaiA Hse wls ss-mlmd AZ 1aiu
whisr EaE slrannHh with nj Hnd mihF-fr.r- nnf-arr
N EurFaas whh;h ESHs him TIN IslpnE=IEurp dff q
Caanss gmlS N k.s hanE WIS = snz-n NJ hn.r,i
rsEszs Bz1msuulad blF IN amrmua lp,ihEr iasris
hsnL On has shGuRsH-s w-r ug1i,Hfi s--uT- I'M snt
nazz4 WAhIus Hnss hErfr isv tirur-lsr-,l Win
E1r PH E Esd hsEun,.i uzhrtn ha1 hissfn Iliiulnlfl
flm zna g8Ezee-- - 4 czuwnad zzfhE- Elaihln
IJasrs-
Tim BF~s- pu-r GFhz hBihE WIS ruunr-Hl with
Htes sRnla. aHsr vhnfn vs-s Hir-,sul > rifuihIr,
a yWuuI 4s1z al n mnG hnrznlr- n Tim -rir.ir
knnt In f.lf -puu- vfhnfh hs wIS1sf KNIT m a
Ihanzrurnl uaEnlsr, wttle with hr kiE lf nu.-
utuHt uf uhs E1ntr mnr --Wm ~ utur-iuu;t linn
NnG Wnis unmEr-ss u-tlns --nE- win sHhnu = ItF
laht1ata. nHpa1sd nsuund ube u-usf 3 nl.z-bt
ThlH hR susuntinrt IN u HpIuhtur nm mIIIii N.
nza rhsn- 5srE-iumsy vnTng ms sInss- uHnn1
Hlinl;ifa a s,->s Thr U-nnm vsrs tnnufnit N
md IN. hrtia CnfurlHc plaifr nss- ral.t. -Dutf
un In 1t1anr- whIfh sbe did uit;IIr1sy " IN m.
hns1H1rf.- bmls m 1hA ptHt7blr nm 1r-,.atr
rnsirHusrasS ass C-aum uhns auih WIS ~ In
alhgL p sHeT pESzr uuzrm M his
Fh.rhnsH u-11h He rhnn pfs-ui t-rsE IA r-aga
l1st cruGr-a m Hrr-tu'h uhr Ilu t-iini. vtfm
Hnrsg #pH--- nj us hrnshsFI- nalIng nm n vniili
rgzz ltrgr1aii us htH nLlhssr vina. lTrnlr,fn.- n
Binrv q riItn -ls.G rrnTrmnr hfn rts lt. v1,iiln
cniias 10 ezhnh hn dteiprtnC shnrr ht szrfr lIYva
n11hA1h1ll Tbsn, IN GEr TIM nItnIinx In vnai
cnNnfd 1a anrH 1hs IN IT, zr1. vihi hrIIniIhiiimp
1aar svs1s. y=sr II. EIp 1f,iE NIitir.f MN.
r~uure IN him IN ake event uni nm iln. an
lhIH lu1r iulu uhs EHUdm- Kupu-anIsy Ilsnf-fnInun
WEA rmsrssn. eInppEh On uns esriumt uut lhilxttnc
ms had u the aiH-uh g-Hn Il will ns 'HsIn ''uizn
5lAis< n ha sssn hs HhE n-iiiEs-SRH EilsIursGH
MI
National Republican., 1877-03-17

CInEK ADAMS. of The H1Cse q R-pcg-
senh1avts, Is DSs "'SEytng the pIpes" t5r
the DeI1 orrt15rs16Oa Of thai SSiy. He :
making u ihs roll xD3 a the rSI d CON
piled 90 -il iSe H0Cs ,. Orysairsd Il
rs AsotEcsi1sd thl N . EalSrr Of d.
trictt coDttsas OE speh . nI-lre have hesl
instituted 1hsi n<iIhsr ths R-2c5lir -
nor The DE1,asrHnir ctnaialre hss yss re-
ctdvsd his cts1ifcI-e Of sIRcs51a from tn
Goverunr- In M sosh cysss III RIz. OS
nelibtr 10 FAlsEs upon 1hs rDI1s and n tn.
Republicans claim 10 have carried ,sIrfy
al these eE1Scak and the Tl.sziocs ta-
volvcd are FaiDeiPI1ly sacAa5r.L 0lss, Of
course The rss1a1 Is ID sirs he D.n sc-Is
. lkrrtr mIis-i7y than thsF 5th=r~ise
would have II . esE FsSg--zt thLs ths
ron ss nHss VP Sy C1srk A7Axs VII show
The DeB0rrk,is mai KITTY 10 Ss sbSEf s.vez-
ten LssSi1E Rl7GhEsER Ez9Sars o, the
pext HSlEe KIt UnIliDsus1v os Ghs Cpfa5lo
that 10 refuse 10 place upon the L4s the
name Of Eay Rep1SGeEa Thsss cs-tLs-Ihs
of tlOcn60l is forwarded 10 the ClsFk EJll5
be Irti-rETy AMI iIGsSL. E1d zssEsGres ril
be tAksR 10 mike a PrS1ssC ArSllsr II Of sl-a
a nature % 70 be siy-cairs- Frsa Al a.
Tear@bors. iss-vSarS. Cbsrk A1tHs I'll
have IC .t CsrrssS--g5zs.l II x n 4
cut
National Republican., 1877-03-17

THE Ptils6tl shiI E-EG says IF xaE
one in ms cry hIs purchased IvrsoS,
BlLKENAs, TATINE { Co 'ssn=sl pens be-
low the marked rTaEsS he may know that
they were s1s0tu tUcl thai iru By rs poc-
tea, JcsS C. SMIEE- Who has heaa saeaElg
pens Lpd ssI'ilE HIN tEI per cRcE below
tie mETksi rB'rA II JcES 6 SNrrE esr-
moi eta iIio a htt7=- hEasiDsss than that of
s'etiiT fIsuE E11 BsElEzr e SAEn sEa per craE
below the uEsukts Fz5u<. he 0EshE ID be
cent cgi u lock Aaa-r SCrTISS Bill, -
thEt would rnIft permanent GlzPosl-ioa
oI him
National Republican., 1877-03-17
nI,layt Sea, Anv.

A @zanEt-- vu-tur'I1y calic;i upuu tho chief Of
nuilrn '1tuli nutEln story. when told to 20
siismi nm naintsl tn MS nuitnness coat and said
'N HlnilDN nllH aslesp In q snibOn. and some
nv giiftt tfiu mt1unH OFT his coat Ia that Ioka ~
uiudiiinf Didn't SEQ any iultn IN that, and tho
nnn nnintGt IN His buuts snil uonnnued
"U 10 tnilhw ifilH nairsp In n saloon. and soma
INV Nm rts Onn Of his bUots red ami tho other
Ainu,., in uiiatf lukaf''
gdiiihf lb1Rssi dnwn at tho novel "shine,-
unit --innrise;r tiint rlia huots shoulh have been
annst with witita TN make pasri0tin lob Of &C..
"niH isiu1 MI y asieep In n snlnun," continued
ii. mnrr, "anii snmnunsuufs OF hal of hts soatse,
nmrrTs vnrnit n infD his pucket ami outs a
nm = n taia tupof his nsw plug hat, ia that any
uiArs'
NV cfhuf mati M diilhl see any Joke In that,
mt tiiu StrrnHur'4 cuuntnnunue Iulilsnly Melted
ant IN diiirnAlctl as n grsRtly pleasod ho re.
nrsdslaIt
"n1s Ipitn ts ons on thu snlunni rho fools
~ ntih VIVA ~ lesp., hut wasn't! vas awaks
al tsiu ttmu--ln, hH! hat Don't you soc tho Joke
n'wHf
rhu Gifihf didn't 500 N. but tho stranger
D uirtst NIL iin vny out Of thu ty hall and do rn
4 t.iu gstu-Defruit Efes Press.
National Republican., 1877-03-17
TEE NORTHERN DEMOCRATS Az
NOTED.


The Northern Democrats stand out in
he rain and stare at each other. and wcn-
der what is to be- Their dsappointmeut
C. the defeat Of Mr.. TrLDKS Is nothing CON
pared TO their chsgrin at the almost uni
versSl Endorsement which the peace policy
of President HAYES Is receiving from the
people everywhere throughout the Union
They expected discori. but found hAr-
nony. They looked for deep mourning
ever TrLpKS's defeat, but instsad they
found rtio;ciDgs everywhere, coupled with
thanksgiving. The Northern DemocrAts
shake themselves. Iub their eyes and won
der il il can all be . dream They win
learn scop. however. that il is . robust
reality. and that visions" are no; 50 much
shout ts they might be.
National Republican., 1877-03-17

THrs Is tie time Uf grEr %htn HbnElsras MI
vCr'eIhs tenants Ere n zcaE1 7-EvurzE nna
earnest ccnsulrttian IN Nsrlhrrn ri5aE- En1
the tenor of their necoiBii1nE 10 ~ 1iss-ss7-
ing suhisoi Of RqrHr insa INV Gun hing
rprsKrE 10 he sgtiles, Kn1 tlih1 Is 1hT7 rEsn-s
mus he l5-rr thEn fhIT were n PHrr Rrn- r
than they hive tssn Sfr q nrnisr pf Ernrs-
The uniy gaestiCn fm lnnaisrAF mt 11nMlits To
decide Is, bOv grant iAit rrh1nsihn h to BE-
The former IN New Fsrf E-e mEkanr gsJnrns-
sions Of 10 pcr o1nt- Tn IN Hzsrkr't- walDt
those who Sxnt tn 5eAst Irs Eiftrimc from Is
70 20 Is- csrt- less thEn 1Is1 rehr- HCSos.s
from 500 10 g. 52Io sehr tst-s nr- IN rrsI-
aemlre, Ena fhts h+ag4nr i-sm shHs IN sssb
IN TIE most Desirable TIz1s Gf the CRY z-s
much tuurif Efhsr by tbass whs hIre pIis
nearly txirs n murh 5Gr hHussH- TzH1s IN
fhshionEblt boarding hursfs lAEf AESa gsnr
rented far 81 Dn0 lsrr hsr1 trr,slT uffsrrs Ills
4, Rs low rates rs = 'aa Ena IN ss,Ils GsStBrsss
for s., 0I0. Fancy Trscrs Krs M 1snrsr qnya-
lar, I'D The rraurfiars whish lEn1lrraE rm,-
eide vii IrSAGlIF make thar rskl esaE1s
r1rr ;rCf.rhls tim n ms hE.n 1Er EsrEriIl
yuHrS, NEilt 4 sin further EsaHrz3n hs ; 5sr
cent SOUld rSosiFs Insrs rzz-lgaHr Er'Hsds al
substantial ITFrruiL-iza-
National Republican., 1877-03-17

RITES AND TLLpES COyrEISTED.
President HANS hiss set an example
which the DgmocTstic leaders might end
hare uAen they come into power. II that
shcGH ever hsppen- Ia his Administration
th1s kIr he has aimed to secure gOoi men
IN ctscs. and hss determined rot TO remove
eruFessnt o6icisls except for cause. This
8 greatly IN epotrss; with the partisan
crE-zs pUrs1sd By Nr. TILDES when Gov
sFEGr Of New TgEk- Ia that position he
drew The ra1,y lines strictly in making ao-
ypintnsrtA He Conferred al Of MS osi:iIl
EaEroEsgv upoa De5ocrau. The more Bit
ter tksy we're il their rartisanship the bet
ssr- AT Republicans were looked upon as
-t-u-ss. srd he q. uts q the ides that they
Eere ever tc te recognised or countensncci
.z Iny vsy ~ = Democratic sdministrl-
tj5u- This wss perfectly well understood
y Es ioilOseIs In the late struggle, who
sIisr-itUt.d al the Fedsral offices. small
EEd arua', amopg the Partisans Of Mr.. TIL
uHS, without the least regard to his oppo-
aSsrs, however competent or honest Il
3 vel. therefore. tor tie South TO rejoice
that i5sss1t Of an intosersnt President who
would have forced every Rspab,icSn Office
BIDDER in the nstica to the political guillo-
the Without marcy, she las q ruler who
wi trsst his sdversaries IN the Souih with
A srrat ard generous uaenanimity never
tE6gTe sqGalst in the annals Of political