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p" ni i'r O lh"iucni threw his head ba, X allu
fININCfIL .tND ,OuifrRtTfL
SATURDAY. Dee. i-P. " The snccula-
ten ai tAe stock Exchange proved 20 he a fold
da, f'r the beats. and piirrs went tumhnns
without regard 10 original cest. The move.
meni- oi those opcrtInG for de- 'iiie. a. indi-
Gated carly iL NJ. week. wer. pressed to.dq,
with more than usual vcor uud the Increased
volume of busino-. would ais. Suggest "A ,li-
raN IN the marief. Lake Shore Delaware
LacSawanna and Western. AMI Western Union
Tere however ihe figure heads ~ the market
and prices swayed down or UP N harmony win
IN" iluetuaiionr in those snnrr-. IN the oariv
business. the bears appear 4 in Wn force
and actively pressed lnkr Shore. and n.l-
aware. lncgawanna and Western iQr e1lo
which resulted ln a decline of the f,rner
from 90 .to.ol, and thu latter broke from 5n
s % N's,.rn mon 'iim" n'N, ~ p-I, "i
a g. and D,alevsT" annd hai-ou nl-c nrote r
cont 10 10. The N"r'hw"srrn- nui 81 Ptul-
yielded easily. and i't - unnf r. was No. 49,.
parent support To- Oh" general }. -,. 1nr shorts.
however "a VieWui their ..rg" 'r.4s., 3gr'.i:
tnr week, began 80 'lD-e ip lii.ir ,.utrlnf- and
AZ WI same me some oi the mineut hold
ers who had hrnn init DUt u th. .aid a.,,.iit "a
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a,d M y, mus turned IS the UPWARD tacs
established. Dclawnr Iar.uwnua auJ
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western Union % = w. .e.re eal UuI.Ni
preferred from Ga, 10 Co., Nu }.. t-nual
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from 81 10 81, bat slldrnly r.ll.ingt. So
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mon re,eNci'Q to - .'a'nl -pld n itl'
lUp 2'.. s.l.'f 81 ana iacitr 'laa dropped
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National Republican., 1877-04-23

WADE were wafted eastward to them from
the State of Ohio, they threw up thor
hands with pride and screeched, "Dldn't I
tell you sor' Aud 1t now turns out that
Mr.. WADE Is not one tenth as foolish a.
they were in hopes he wa, for he has re.
Gently said that BY proper management
and by standing by President HAYES the
Republican party will secure the ascend.
ancv for the next two decades Of years.
Talk about blowing your own trumpet |
Why, when these dough.faced prognosti.
Gators heard the false report that MARTIN
I. TOWNSEND had declared against the
Administration they seemed by the noise
they made to have whole band Of music,
big drum, cymbsls and all but whom the
rumor was contradicted they were s still
As church mice. and did not peep. Alto
gether the Northern Democracy has cut
sorry figure In Its attempt to work up Q
panic In the Republican party by prophe.
sying dissolution, dislntesrstion aud gen.
eral smash up. The truth Is the Republi-
can party was never more powerful than Ii
is to day, and the deeds that arc being done
at The present will serve to make It's glory
and achievements brighter In the future,
and when the next contest comes those
principles and that party which saved the
nation and gave US civil liberty will find .
powerful support 10 the people, and secure
an easy triumph At the polls.
National Republican., 1877-04-23

wise man, he wanted 70 give ths question:
intelligent confederation before be acted. %
that when he did oct he could do % viii
decision and determination. Bsrgsinins In
such matters IL entirely foreign 10 President
HAYES disposition.
II has never been costended that the Re-
publicans could get full control Of the next
House. But We have contended that the
election of . Republican % Speaker wss
within the possibilities. That Of oourse.
mus. be done with the aid Of conservative
Democratic votes We have seen no rca-
con yet TO change that opiaios. Not oss
of thoss votes vill come from the Northern
Democracy. But the indications are sEov-
Ing that number Of Southern Democrats
are prepared to act with the Republicans
In certain contingencies. and that too. with
out the least sacrifice OF prisciple. South
ern political issues having been pesceAbly
settled, there will not be really vital po-
litical question 10 separate the oopserva-
tives of the South from those OF the North
and they will fnd that their interests vii
be best subserved By an earnest support oil
the Administration. In their efforts 70
secure internal improvements they will act
with that party which will most surely and
efIectually aid them, and they arc well
aware that that party is not the Northern
Democracy.
National Republican., 1877-04-23
VIVID IMAGINATION OF THE DE-
MOCRdCy.


The art Of stretching is becoming very
general nowadays, aud especially the art Of
stretching the truth. Vivid imaginations
are as plentiful In the ranks Of Democracy
as mosquitoes on the marsh lands OF Jer.
sey In summer time. 1t Is an age when
strawberries are so1arge that many Of them
weigh . pound. and gnats so gross that
they climb upon our shade trees and bark,
mole hills are mountains, and the rattling
ofa dray cart across the stony streets is put
down as an eartL quake. The multiplica-
ton table has become the haudmaid of the
imagination, and exaggeratIon the execu.
i've officer of thought. The Democracy
North are looking through microscopic
eyes. Everything appears to them hun.
dred times as large as 1t really is, especi.
ally all things concerning politics and the
new Administration. Every time they
hear the shrill note of some old fossilized
political stick crying out against the policy
Of reconciliation and peace they imagine it
to be the bugle blasts OF myriad hosts sound
ing the wild alarm and preparing to wage a
relentless war against the Administration.
Everything grows with them as fast AZ a
mushroom or a town IN the gold regions.
They are continually gadding around in
search of wonders, and II they fail to flnd
them they invent them, and chin chm
psbulate so much about them that they
oegin to believe that they are really
genuine. A tempes! In teapot Is to them
what raging storm is to the timid mari
ner. But in tn, 50 wild rawlings OF the
wilder imagin ,tion the Democracy over.
leaps itself and falls on the other side.
These Democratic exsggerators paint their
graphic pictures with . broom and buttsr
their biscuits with trowel, and they have
continued their braggadocia about that
great split in the Republican party until
they must have Dragged themselves blind
or they would see that everybody, even
their Southern friends. are laughing at
them. They have goi themselves into this
contemplate way of stretching things so
badly that they open their mouths like
barn doors in Boosting of the terrible disco
luton Of tho Republican party which is
about to take place according to their es,i'
nation, based, of course, upon their NOR
bid Imagination.
When the piping notes of Brother BEN
National Republican., 1877-04-23
THE SPEAKERSHLP AND PRESIDENT
ia YES.

While large number of our Demo.
cratic contemporaries poh.pooh at the idea Of
the possibility Of the election OF Repub.
licau as Speaker of the next House of Rep.
resentatives, they certainly devote q great
deal of space, and seem to be very seriously
concerned about a matter which they pre-.
tend to regard so lightly aud as 80 absurd.
According to some OF them 1t was part
of the Presidents programme. and was TO
be result Of the settlement OF the Louis
lana question. 10 fact some OF them, be.
coming impatient because the President
did not act promptly in the Louisiana case
charged duplicity, and declared he would
try to secure the organisation Of the House
before he would put his policy and pledges
into practical operation. and that he was
holding his good intentions in abeyanoe
until they would command the highest
price. Now we do not believe that Presi,
dent HAYES was party to any bargain In
this case any more than he was to what
was called the FosTER-MATTHKws bar.
gain. 1t was natural that he should hope
that Republican might be elected
Speaker. but that he made any bargain
about 1t or made such election a
condition to the settlement Of tho Louisiana
question no sane man believes. His action
in both the South Carolina and Louisiana
cases shows that his honest desire was the
pacihcation Of these States. But, like q
National Republican., 1877-04-23

THE Commission returns from New Or.
lssns free nom the communicating Influences
OF an Ostoroon ball. We wish we could
ssy as much OF the press men who &C,
ccmpAnied them. But we cannot. The
piak-eyed Ssnesambians, in their grace,
fal movements as they surged through
the Boston sRd swept around and around
in tAs waltz, had magic charm which
was irresistible 10 their impulsivs natures,
and they yielded 10 the temptation of the
daass. Th0re will be scenes and scenes
when they settle down by their own FIRE,
sides en- thoir return.
National Republican., 1877-04-23

Nav ENGLAND is just now reaplng u
rich harvest from the conflict in the East
Her produce aills and rifle factories, and
All kor establishments which turn out mu
uldoas sf'yar are running on full time and
employing an. extra force Of workmen.
The uns will soos come when the West:
srn producer will aAe share tbS detits OF
this grsa, struggle. Il is expected tina,
within tho next two months great demands
Will DO made upon the American grain
mArks'h and consequently what the
sanger loses by the ravenous hopper will
be made up by the price he will receive for
his produce.
National Republican., 1877-04-23
ne Largest M..,e.i No. in the world

: ne Largest Mnsicsl Doe In the world.
The following very interesting description is
nom the Continental Herald, an Anglo-Amsri-
can paper printed In Geneva, Switzerland: Mr.
samuel Troll, lIs ofthis eity, has lust finished
or the Khsdlys Of Egypt certainly the biggest
and nnsst. and probably the handsonest, musical
%. ever nsds It's beautiful ebony ease vss
eanstshapsd. - large - . fall-sised siAeboafd,
and inlaid with sine and brass- work, aad orSs.
nsntsd With bronze ehAsinxs and plates.
Ths Interior Of sthis remAxksbis box ID perfect
asryel sf mech snieal ingsnuity. II ineludss all
ths latest tmprovsnsnts fes selses1nB times,
patsat modsrstor, 40. aad Il hnishsd With mute,
hats-basss, drun.bsils and castanets. The re
,aass sspelisa " slsssa eylindsrs Which ean
stx inches 10 diamstsr and tSshty-si4 inqhss N
lsagth- Mountaineering its Hrobdignagian d.
osnstons, this tnstrumsat, Ike tbsTs Of Its kind
psrfosas automatically. when the Khedivs de-
strss TO trsat himself TO . ssncsrt he nssds only
70 touch . spring, and II his Highnsss should
and thirty two tunes. he has but to comm unicsts
Nth the fngsnious and snterprislnE manager Of
Mr.. Trolls sstAblishmsnt-kr. George BAKER,
uho can speedily supply him with the materials
far . fsv Sddihenal hundreds.
To eumplsts our description We ought to men
tioa that the price % b pam for the box 10
moo names. A. this pseuiiariy Swiss work Of
ss shSeld sdviss those Of osr Fs.der:, Who may
yistt TO the vsfshopss II the Rue Bonivard.
rhsy nay count % eoyrseoas feeeption from
Mr.. Baker, vho vii hs hAppyts shoV them his
big bsx-ths result ef slyktsep months assid-
usss ishor. and Of whose saocessfal completion
his nru may Be- Justly proud,
National Republican., 1877-04-23
4 MBrkoRIC MTsrsRY.

ne Ban q Fire that Startled . Nevada
Town On wednesday.
Between II and II o'clock p. m. on Wednos-
day last, the good people Of Reno we're aroused
mon their sisaAsrs py 1 dglr, hssyy shock, like
the echo Of . spspsrgsd explosion. People Iiv.
fnx near tbs busiasss portion Of the tovp sup
possd tbs poiss to hs tAs report Of shotgun or
pistol turned loose In some saloon or In some dis
reputable rsndszvous % the back street, and con
nasntly sIpsetsd 10 awake In the morning to nnd
. man or two for breakfast. In the suburbs.
among the private residences, each suspected
ais nsighbor efhsving taken shot at some I'D.
vsatsrvss burglar.
Ths NEXT morning each Individual began 10 In
bat ne one sssasd 70 knou anything about II, and
days diliasat sssrchosI reporter has been or.
.er lsss than the explosion OF . huge meteor,
vhish ps.ssd over the western portion OF towl,
s .s;ss e :1s 's q.
. ails And half north Of tsIn. This Important
,sior.Atien vs rsssi,sd from an eye viinsss to
sss s.s esa,ss sf ) band q ssssp 4 Pssvins
Fiat, % Tia usasy Lake roat- Mr. 9oodsell IN.
nsxas n that he vas q the way from Reno 70 the
srisl .osdss, sSish passed Sirsetiy over " hi: ii:
head and landed with Q terrible crash aud eA.
Piedsd Ia the saseorush not to exceed four hun.
He says thai vhsn he. nrst observed the mstsor
approaching him from the south west It had the
appsaranes Of ball Of nre about . foot in diam.
sisr. which rapidly koeassd in size a. Il ap-
preached the sartb. % that, to use his own sI.
precision, unsn IL ssrust 1t appeared to be a. big
.s -meetin' house" He says the noise and con
fusion were % great that he was absolutely be-
vildersd for several minutes. As the night wAi
dark he did not stop TO examine the spot where
q landed, but is nov searching for It, and think,
he VII have ns trouble IN andiny it.-Rsae tSsv.l
JeurasL, 4yrut
National Republican., 1877-04-23

RovAAhIA seems destined to be the the.
stre OF the war between Turkey and Rus.
sis, and with this desperate and gloomy
future before her, the, Roumsnians are nat
urally found appealing to the Powers to
save their fresides and their territory from
The bloody scenes which are about to be
enacted there. But these appeals will, Of
course. avail them not. The great Powers
have no right TO interfere in this matter,
and they would undoubtedly hesitate 10 do
so, IS 1t would certainly involve them In
the conflict Turkey has determined to
cross the Danube In case the Russians enter
National Republican., 1877-04-23

An AxERIcAN VESSEL has been sent to
the Golden Horn for the use of Minister
NAruARD during the struggle between the
Rass sAd the Turk. Should Constantine
pie be bombsrded and our plenipo attempt
- ssoape between two fires. 1t is hoped he
will be careful not to como out at the little
end Of the Horn,
National Republican., 1877-04-23

FoGa THOUSAND of the Turkish troops
have gone asainst the Miridites in Albania.
This tribe Ia noted for their valor, and are
said 70 Be the best fighting men In Europe.
The probabilities are that Turkey, in
sending four thousand troops there, will
bs Just SO many men out.
National Republican., 1877-04-23

IL rs now said that CHARLES O'CoNoR
saAsered TwEzD into making the staso-
aens that he had secured the election OF
Judges FoLsHn and AHpREws to the
Court OF Appeals by securing for them
fraudulent votes In New York It is said
that o'CoEoR's motive was to smirch the
Court OF AppealG I, is we'll that, even at
this late day. the Misrepresentation should
be squslchsd.
National Republican., 1877-04-23

DaE CzAR's dream OF conquest compre-
heuds the dimensions Of the Black sea, the
Dsrdanelles. the Seuz canal. Turkey,
Egypt Persis, and the Khsntis OF Central
Asia up To the borders of British India
The question Is, will the rest of Europe
allow him to realize his dream?
National Republican., 1877-04-23

II u really remarkable to note that in
the progress OF the age. Notwithstanding
ths triunphs OF science In unfolding the
great and undeniable truths stored In the
sahthomable breast of nature, that loco.
nstvs COW catcher always steers clear Of
The responsibility attached to throwing .
ball down railroad embsnkment.
National Republican., 1877-04-23
Randall.

Ex-sPRAKkR RANDALL \ again 10 the city,
and is still working like . beaver for the
Speakership. He conducts = most volumin-
Gus correspondents from the Speakers room
Of the House, and thus uses . room furnished,
lighted and heated at the expense OF the Gov
ernment which, according To Mr.. RANDALL,
was so impoverished that the most niggardly
economy was necessary. He doabtless also
uses the pens, ink and paper which the Gov
enmeus pays for, aad he certainly will not
pretend that he Is transactiag Goyernment
business In setting up the pins Tor his oss
election TO the Speakership. h's shame, Mr..
RANDALL, To use the money Of this inpover-
ished country, which needs every dollar %
much, for the advancement; Of private ambl-
ton. But was not RASDALL's twin shan
economist, HOLMAN, caught In the basement
Of the Capitol no, long ago frsukins tons oi
documents to Indianai The true inuardaess
of these economists will come 70 the surfsos
now and then. They make use Of GoVernneni
property just as co mmon people do.
National Republican., 1877-04-23

Roumanian territory, and as RussiA hs
already decided on that course, the Clrcss.
sian and the bashi bazouk will fight their
first and most desperate battles north Of the
Danube.
National Republican., 1877-04-23

eRcAon FRAIcs TRAM still insists that
Ne are nation Of living idiots. How much
bss>sr that is than 70 be dead idiots. Time
saly kaswa II the Goddess Of Liberty
vssld crack this man between her thumb
nails Il would relieve the country.
National Republican., 1877-04-23

4 LAnoK number Of American veterans
arc Offering their services to the Sultan of
Turkey. They wish TO serve with the
Turks ss oflcsrs, and the Sultan Is accept
ing their services gladly. Americans are
net cowsrds. They are always found in
the thscksst OF the nsht They will find 1t
thick enough on the Turkish side.
National Republican., 1877-04-23

IT Il SAID that hundreds Of our school
narns are wearing themselves out trying
to csntrol vicious. inoorrigble and unruly
boys. This is all wrong. They might
wear pieces of birch out with much more
comfort to themselves and benefit to the
community.
National Republican., 1877-04-23

TwrED's confession will prove that Mr..
TApss u one Of those birds of prey which
Ain eless 70 the snare but never spring
the trap on themselves.
National Republican., 1877-04-23
ALL SHADES OPOPINION.

In tais csi~-s II TEE RsrurLscAS vs'l
hersstp-r k Fs~-i sis,s~isi sfrsefs ~Pss s's-
pcrfsa e-ssfss.s Jres pre~i.e-f Assvsesn
.~~spspsrs trrsspsctirs ef party. Or rsadsrs
~n sa~s y h~s isfsr-ssi ef ns ia-Pr Of setA
ns Rep.s,so.. sd tA Dnseorsfie pres sPes
po,ass.i ssd o<Ar s.ssots. We P~s'isa tAsss
asrssssj jssf % - rs~'i s-s chr tis~ u ss~s,
psrsiy 1~ isf~-ssss.- Or ess spssso-s
s.d ri,xs 81, - ~s~si, u ePrssssd s.is b
owr e5fcrssi cslx.ss.
National Republican., 1877-04-23

AsrA Dickinson, you have our heart.
LII s5mpathies, but when you 20 to San
Fnacisoo stay away from the josh houses.
National Republican., 1877-04-23

The wonder at the rapid recovery a
France frOm the disasters Of lsToTi, which has 90
often been expressed In Rnsland and has been
fslt With 30 much bitterness In Germany, rests,
it 70 pointed out, on an insufficient appreeiat Ion
oftso faets-ths sxssllsnee Of the French elm.
ats, and the Industry Of the French people. Miss
Eavsrd's Tear In Western Prsnes is full Of
testimonies to both In Western France much
ofths farming = still Of the most primitive kind,
but the sun seems to make up for all shorteom.
ings- Everything nourishes hsrs," says Mis-
Btwsrds, speaking Of Aniou-"every fruit you
can think OF, every vegetable that money can
psrehAss at Covent Garden" "working people
eat asparagus, green peas, and Strawberries
every day as they eat bread. and cheese with us"
"Rish aad poor alike have such stores Of eatables
and drinkablss, medicines and clothing at home,
that there IL hardly more shopping done than II
We we're Lying on IN ocean islRnd,a
National Republican., 1877-04-23

AMONG the number of ave persors Who
were elected as members Of the National
Academy OF Sciences, At Its last meeting In
this city, is the familiar name Of DR.. ELLIOT
CowEs, U. 8. A. The Doctor IL young man,
but has written several enc works, all bear
ing the stamp S original rese arch and pro-
found scientific study. He has also treated
the country to many important and iIisrsst-
ing letters through our scientific journals, re-
sulting from his valuable store Of knowledge
on natural history. The compliment conferred
on him by ths Academy Of seiences s we'll
merited.
National Republican., 1877-04-23

ersss sl<sr ssality % one ever sssks shsn ~
6usfnsss assscisfss Morally they are - u1tsrly
without visible means Of support a. the gnmeisr
N busfnsss smbarrassments modihes bis manner
ef Ia % - 10 sxist upon his income, but thess
sRsriss nscy uiss .ss, s1,I .1.r p,ssS
The spps.rssess eossist g never stated. .Thsy
ses rSss o. could ~:
spsessSis. Nsithsr are they sppsafsne.s o. being
ssssrsily pssstrats ii once the subtsrfages Of
he s.s,ss@:ses p.sp.r: .iii i..!s tSsi, even 4
sf honesty counts for more than anything else.
lrrsessssisbis Republicans.
From The Bostsa Post,
II h nice party Of irreconeilables that 10
led " Blaine. PAiiiips, Redpath and Bruce; bat
there is no dosbs that these very ioud gentlemen
have quite > susstantiai plIsvisH. Fortsnassly,
psrsy, n:s saopssd msassrss vhisH demand and
vtil rsesivs the support ef the Democracy, and
there q whore the whole strength Of the new
% trsds on the speskssslip q On ssbsidiss, ral.
road Erants or the tarin, b1t they will continue,
. e ;s:.sn q 4.
upon sound principles.
A Pl.shy ws.an's Victory Over NE Lsws
Dslsys.
From the PhiiadeipAia Times;
The nrst litigant In America. has at lisa
gained her ease, and the nnal dseisiou Of Judge
Biili.gs makes Mrs. Myrs CLARK Gaines the
rish<ss woman In Ausric.. u 10 ROB prise.
but Il has cost the labor Of . life. Hortylhres
years ago Mrs. Gaines began her attempt TO 70
made IN isis having been destroyed afsss his
death By Interested parties. This 5000 became
the Ain Of her life, and she carried the ease
before the United States Supreme Court, cx-
psadis~ ali her svn fortune and that Of her two
kusbands and uAen unable longer 70 fee . law
ysr pleading her own case In court This decisioa
3 the last step In the long road to justice, bat
Mrs.. Gaines VIII be even older than she 10 now
bssers she b pst in possession Of all that the
eolrt sov declares 10 be hera