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National Republican., 1877-07-30

fant conception OF the result Of going TO war on
the question Of succession tn The Presidency rafher
than submit Il to an arbitration under legal forms
Now there Is riot and tumJtlf in score OF NOR OF
manufacturing towrs and railroad centres Then
there would have been war in every city, viilnge
and rural neighborhood where there are two politi-
cal parties After awhile this cuu uunry will begin o.
prize the toon Of peace and he willing to make
any homo able sacrifice TO preserve H. Many who
never did 50 before are now ready 10 thAak God
ploctDral trptihles
National Republican., 1877-07-30

GEN. SHERMAN the ommander.in-chief Of the
army. h going TO make an extended trip through
the Northwest, for the purpose of seeing for
and what they want,-Ane'ican Register Puris.
Gen. SHERMAN Is not the commander-in
chief Of our army. That distinguished posi-.
tion belongs exclusively to tho President Of
the United States, under whose orders Gen.
SHERMAN acts There Is another official who
stands over Gen. SHERMAN, and that is the
Secretary Of War, although, strange to say, the
latter only receives salary Of 5000 year
| whilst Gen. SHERMAN gets s17,500 q year fol
| life; all Of which shows that our legislators N
| the Capitol are lacking both In wisdom ant
| common sense when they can sostultify them
selves,
National Republican., 1877-07-30

ONE effect of the recent disorders in this
country will be to greatly discourage the
friends Of free government in Europe. The
cause of rrpublicnnisn in Frauce was In q
very critical condition, and the disgrncefu
deeds Of the strikers and rioters will he very
apt to turn the scales in favor Of despotism.
National Republican., 1877-07-30

THE Southern Postal Convention adopted a
resolution declaring that the postal service
should be managed and its officers aud agents
employed and discharged upon strict bust
ness principles, regardless Of any political or
personal considerations. This Is sound doctrine.
Business men in every community are the
persons most deeply interested in the post
office and its agents, and they have right to
demand that the Government shall employ
the very best business capacity which can be
procured without any inquiry as to the politi-
cal antecedents Of the appointee.
National Republican., 1877-07-30

THE Constitution Of the United States gives
Congress the power to regulate commerce
among the States. There are those who think
that It might be well for Congress to grant
charters to all the great through railroads, un-
der the section of the Constitution referred to-
The General Government would then have
direct control Of the through lines for postal
purposes and the movement Of troops re-
quired for the suppression of domestic vio-
lence.
National Republican., 1877-07-30
CAPE MAY.

BRILLIANT SEASON AT THE coNdlIss HALL.
The hop given on Saturday evening last at
Congress Hall, Cape May, was an unusually bril-.
liant affair even for that fashionable resort where
the entertainments are always characterized not
only by the excellent management which con.
trolls them the splendid dsnee-inspring music, but
also by the select and elegant company which
throngs them, consisting Of the very eite OF Cape
May. The principal feature of the evening wus
the dancing Of the German, led by Prof Loomis
and Miss Lille Forney, Of Philadelphia. Long be.
fore the hour for dancing had arrived the spacious
formed into an elegant dancing hail. brilliantly
Illuminated BY calcium lights, In addition TO the
usual glitter OF the chandeliers, was crowded by
all the fashion, beauty and talent now assembled
at Cape May. Every available seat was quickly
mkcn, and hundreds were obliged 10 stand mtfl
the first rush Of the early evening was over A
great deal OF curiosity was eyinced to witness the
new figures introduced into the mary wind.
ing Of the German BY the fertile brain OF Prof
I0omis many Of them being so graceful and beau
BeTnstein's orchestra did their best playing their
sweetest strains, and the Professor with his fair
partner led the dancers through the intricaeies OF
who participated In the German were the follow.
ing: Prof. LOomis and Miss Forney, Mr.. II. Mann
and Miss Stellwagen, Mfr. Charles Mann and Miss
Lebur, Mr.. and Mrs Brightly, Mr.. stellwagyn and
Mss Martin, Mr., shay and Ms. Webb, Mr. and
Mr.. Garrison and Miss Ilirseh, Mr.. Crawford and
Miss MeCredy, Mr.. De silva and Mrs Kerns
Cape May is fast filling up. CongresskIIal II
overhowing with guests although, Of course, there
Is room and welcome for "one more" The musiC
here Is the finest In the place the cuisine perfect and
every guest rendered as comfortable and as happy
as possible, Hrbum sapicnh qHnHtHm est.
National Republican., 1877-07-30

Ex-GovKRNoR MOVES, our new Minister to
France, has finally taken his departure for
Paris. II Is said that he has already mastered
the French language sufficiently to make
himself well understood in matters relating to
the c'.idne, which, after all, is q great deal,
considering what an important part the kitchen
plays in diplomacy.
National Republican., 1877-07-30

The ladies at Newport have peculiar pen
chant for white toilets Notwithstanding the total
uuftness of this climate for such attire The p p
ular hat seems TO be the Gaincsborourh, which
might perhaps better be termed the rowdy. as IL
looks a. II the wearer had met with a knock or
two. Flowers are used TO such extent that surne
Of the fashionable damscls appear TO have donned
garden plot for q chdpouu.
National Republican., 1877-07-30

THE second report of the New York Custom
House Commission has been filed. The friends
of radical civil service reform have waited
patiently for the result Of the investigations.
There will now he no indelicacy in agreeing
upon good man for the place. and asking for
his appointmeat
National Republican., 1877-07-30

The thanks Of TIE REPUBLICAN are ten
deTed 10 THOMAS p MoRGAS, esq, president Of
the Board of Fire Commissioners, and TO Chief
Engineer MARTIN CROSIS, for the loan Of Que
OF the engines OF the department to pump out
the water which flooded the basement Of The
REPUBLICAN building after the storm yester-
day afternoon. If the water had risen one
inch higher in the press-room, the blanket Of
the press would have been ruined, and THE
National Republican., 1877-07-30

~ NONDEMNED.-RALSAM COPAIRA Is con-
~ demged and discarded being not only worth
and smell, and will disorder the soundea aomAch,
and still the qnackr use the drug SAmsriinns Gh Is
purely vegetable, pleasant TO take, and will AluAsa
cure 10 from two 70 four days Ii is the only known
exposure and lroubls, Male packages "a fesnAls "a
Sold at Twelfth street and PennsylvaniA AvenDe and
by druggists.
JOs-ly w r. ENTWISIE
National Republican., 1877-07-30
ALL SHADES OF OPINION.

TIE m5joined editorial eriracs from promi-
nent Americaa newspapers, irrespective Of party,
are published just any other ne,cs items solely
for the Information Of our readers. Our otrn
opinions and piews wi, as usual, be oppressed only
in our editorial coinmns
National Republican., 1877-07-30

FINANCIAL statistics show that there Is now
really more money In the country than there
Is use for. The national banks are continually
withdrawing their circulation, because they
cannot loan II probably.
National Republican., 1877-07-30

A Strike" occurred at Congress Park, Sara
toga, Wednesday evening. man walking in The
park with his alleged wife began 10 infict personal
striker keeping time with the music Of Downing's
band. There was nothing playful in the taps
they hurt The man was arrested, and gave his
naInp as BENTON
National Republican., 1877-07-30
g N I 7 II 8
. oREES I'm! 5MoINTAIN . III

Eminent physicians and druggists pronounce this
the best blood purtheT extAnt II will positively erad-
te all disease nom the system by Thoroughly elAAns-
Ing and equallEirg the circulation Of the blood Il
purely vegetable compound, and needs hut TRIAL
virtues DePot 70 Randolph strsst basement for
sale by all dfnggists
Wholesale western AseniA
H. A. HURLBuT a 10,
Jyl62m rs and n Randolph street, ChicsEo.
National Republican., 1877-07-30

TnEnr Is great gulf between these times
and tho days before the strikes. Then the
NIL tho old issues seem to DO dead and buried
The labor question Is the only live issue now
National Republican., 1877-07-30

EVERY throne In tho world Is stronger than
II was before American workmen sought re.
dress by violence, instead of law. Law is the
vital breath of democratic government.
National Republican., 1877-07-30

REPUBLICAN could not have boon issued this
morning. IA no blanket of the kind could be
p'ocured In this city. The service rendered
nv the engine was valuable and duly appre-
eiated.
National Republican., 1877-07-30

TnE business Of the country was slowly but
surely rcviying when the strikes checked the
hopeful progress Of the country.
National Republican., 1877-07-30

THE lahoror Is worthy Of his hire. There
foIe let the nation sec 10 1t that no Is protect.
ed by just and equal laws.
National Republican., 1877-07-30

d THE collector Of the port of New York ought
to he man who has been wcll-known for
years rs an advocate Of civil service reform.
National Republican., 1877-07-30
The New York Custom House Under Coiiec-
tor Arthur.

From the New York Herald:
The pressure Of partisan influences has been
~ strn, that II could not under the old sytem be
resisted and its fruits were the testimony Of the
chief officers OF the Custom House, tho appoint
nent of persons unfit because Of ineffciency, neg.
ret of duty, drunkenness, bribery and general dis
honesty
National Republican., 1877-07-30

W. W. Coreoran and family, Ex-Governor
Walker and family, senator Ben. Hll, OF Georgia,
General Joseph H. Johnston, tho Peruvian Minis
ter and hmily, Congressman Reagan, Of Texas,
Hon job Stevenson Of Cincinnati, General Bars
tow, General McCausand Of West Virginia, A. s.
Abel, Of the Baltimore sun, Hon. James L. Lyons
and family, and Bayurd Taylor are among the dis
tingubhsd suesta at the White sulphur springs,
Virginia. =
National Republican., 1877-07-30
what General schofeid Thinks.

FROM an interview m the Philadelphia Time;
ut will be a long time" he concluded, be
fore tho country viii return 10 It's former reacefll
ness. CAREFUL and perhaps strong legislation -
the states, and possibly the Federal Government
must be had before capital and labor can he made
to hold their old relations toward each other.
National Republican., 1877-07-30

Evely szssrss ssry -.usa,.ia
"a. q oOLDsrEIN a cos
Lrsn n.d tesastkS-ton Brokers,
nsaAn C0rn4r Tsnsh arsi d streets.
ssFLUID LIGHTNING BNCELs ANY REM
lsssssss q ssss :, ,H esSssiiss E rsnSs :. ps
a.Ae . oSh
ss-HrNFHREYs sPpCIFICs. PoNDs Ex.
,aa. ucasscssrsss Neissins> sod al tempt. p.as
srJusTHs PATENT CsTEEIS SOLE AND
IEEL PRUTaTORs make yuer shcss t,ss tuics -
y ,ss nd Irsysns ysa nvI S,ggt9s fes .aIs svsry-
AcARp -
II :. 90 .s .ss nan .ss s.;s s..Ss, st ses n n.
IN fnss 81 dshssF ne iSS s-a iais rsuse s sss a
= .I1ss =; r. = s5s Jas Asfs1 fSM
s..,es p IA. H. 4 Sex fS Yes % Nv sissn
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.
81 Y. N. G. A.
sABBkTH sERvIcES
oPIS-AIR NEErrSG.
NJ S,s.css p n essass ss,s..A .s,,.s .sa rsa.-
ssa Rsn.savanLA aSssar-
SHORT ADDRESSES BY YOUNG MEN.
GOSPEL MEETING
LINCOLN HALL AT soy LOCK.
EvkRY DAY REASONING: OR IHE SCIENCE
OF rSpucrvK LOGIC
Br REV oBosoE p HAYsnp.
President Of wnsa:sscs isas CD "a "a ss<'"a College
rg .,. W ssss...... :.a.r.lly; o. yin be sent By
CLAYTON HfsfsT FssElsaEss' HssrurrsoEa'
CT s< ss N.rfsS ,srs<s. PAaaaslpah. p-ss
s~SEwNIsSs SERMONS
THE POPE PHOTOGRAPHER
r- s..e Es.syzsesy. fr.s.. nssz tsG
VIEW 9DVERTIsENENTs.
SUNNER BOARD.
Ar M.
HIGBLASps
Pfv. na-- tru-n wriAr-s y, TIE s.ir-nsr- snd onio
r.., s a a TiEsn ss ss,S y -
Apply Al ossorIo
NRsN WILLIAMS,
CHKAP FUEL
ne cbe>P=sa an.i 30 NJ ns esoktar psrpss-- IN
warm xe.ahsr Is uoER II : also vaiasbie I5T steam
ss e s : 1ss srs.s q Ssssa9qse Y iss
ssraks @ tAe eaSl sosIss,a .SSL y vel s0r per
9SkE SSa,,r : ~ s2 g 4; XasaISSToS Gas
1 sd = :. S So a. 1 lss;a q 'sss % s aes'sSs s a.
sssy ss,sss, A., g. q. g Cd :. .~ss.y
q. T. rHoxrsoS,
rz.sm cornsr q sTSnth ,iIsst sni Loshstana ave.
TT z oFfLEr co,
EXCHANGE AND DEPosIr BANK,
Ffrsess. Iurs-snsa; sselIrissss On hand for tmme-
msdiAie oeilSsry-
GOat and eSrsruEa-as Bod. and Dttrsrt securf
tses- al isoss ..a e%ssSanIions. ssashi and sold
Hehe-s r.s-s sns-ei slr s.lnsA usir.a sta.ss
Ros-. saihsr fz oAsA or in eirAaa<s tOr sthsr
EI,a.ass so~sAa ..a .Ola On all points, :, home
INDERxAkERA
VosEPH GAwLER
u fuRNTsIiING UNDERWATER
n Eaa.lT.aa aVsnas northwest
M KsBALNEs OF NATURAL YIowKRs,
No. xzT sfsfsr ~ sisi"sss SSs4fHwzsr. n
We Hds.szi - 80 Sr = fa.n'rS s;1 Es-ss ssssf %
DeaAoo. Ms GeA ttaiAoeh- MIA Col Alexander,
Ae-3G bism
II ". sAREEK.
CABINET MAKER AND UNDERTAKEN
GARNET MAKER AND USDERTAKER
NO a. ELEVENTH STREET n W.
BETWEEN AND O srREErs
s%BOssss Eanh.A..-a and prssarrd Ds Transports
ton a. The sAor,ss, unssp. my.,
R. r. HARVEY.
NO - STREET SoRrHwEsE
IA.y. .erared sAs .-r1scrs Of he REST EsrBAIM
k.es !. ne se..,.y: mhn
FOE THK LADIEs
SEWINs MACHINES
s;s e. !fis;ss;s isss.ss.s 1s;i Ss...
~ Ws-s
as.s
Hssne sk-tff-.
WIZ Etsls.,sal = Sa,'a>
nK.<s hrE.siIHgp rJEs.ssisIItHg pr N month
cn,n q Sslh alsss aeEts.s.l
HAHN. DAVIS a Co
THE MEDAL OF HONOR AND CERTIFICATE
OF DISTINCTION are E-ard-d the HALLEr.
DAvs q coscsRAND UPRIGHT AND
SQUARE PIANoS
n L sUMSLk, Agent
mEISTH STREET NORTHWEST.
PIANOS EXCHANGED
AND SOLD ON ISsTALLMESTs
AT
LOwEsT CASH PRICES
National Republican., 1877-07-30
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
Finance.

wAsHISeroS, July y. is-.
III, sub Treasury baiuncs.s at Vow York yeieriav
follows Gold. tse ses 800 currency. ssAeeGTs-
The sub-Treasurer paid out on Accouni Of inierrSi
In New York today money was easy al
co Exchange dull and quiet al .sA Cod auset n
lQls. Rates lor carrying. moi quoted
Government bonds dull NJ the following quota
tons:
isi5s new. ...i0a5s New hves
iSss.......-.-.......---lo9 1851 Ten-forties
State bonds quiet
The folowng are The closing S.iss fcr stsis sesr T
National Republican., 1877-07-30
Noble Sentiments From Tho Dem
Source,

From the New York World,
The sooner we emerge from the sitting at
mhsphere OF The small sectional and party SQUAD.
bling In which we have wasted 10 many years and
~ much Of our national vigor, and address our
elves to tho imperial questions of national policy
In an imperial spirit the less trouble we shall have
In Path, partly as achastisemcnt and partly as
twarliing.
National Republican., 1877-07-30
PUNISH the ring.leadcrs.

RAILROAD reform will now bo in order.
National Republican., 1877-07-30
TRAyELERS, GUIDE.


TNIvERsAL R. r. TICKET OFFICE.
RAILROAD TICKETS @ or from AZ pqnis bpqshs5
ss assrs 3, ,os s g. or % ne e 8N
ix Sood III used b"snss chsIkfT lhI9nEh.
aBfsiy? s Pcnnsyivana avenue. m Shoe h1s' store
1877 GREAT 1877
PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
To THE NORTH, WET, AND SOUTHWEST.
DOUBLE TRACK, STEEL RAILS.
SPLENDID SCENERY. MAGNIFICENT EoUIH
JrLI Wau1 Il 1sgTT,s III non, p..,. ,or.
Nor Of sixth and D streets as follows ,-,-..
For Pi,tsbqrE and The West 1910 a IN m: daily with with
Pittsburs to Cinrinnail. s., Louis and Chicago;
Ipp m. daily, with Palace Car to Chcngo
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
For Csnandaula Rochester. Buffalo, Niasara Fals
AMI the North, 80 .. m. daily eScept sunday
Fsiaes % 81 oaIs N % wss. ai 5s fs &uis%spSA % toef
Haven; Elmlra, and Watkins, at 1910 a. IN. daily.
For new YerS and the East sss, p m. daily, with
man PSrior % aars' 81 a m. daiiy. eScsTs SUNDAY.
For New York and the East, SIS a M, and lO p m.
.P Ssly ssssP, 3 hsqnnsiay, ny, with sleei'ns Cars frcm
r0f sanS sss Is s. IaGs NJ sgg N fIry Iy.ss ssisg: ss
pms, sS m 80 S1ly ~ np sSssp' SUNDAY and Ann
rn' aaSsy' sservs nj 5ao'e' 5ananY w" u Ill., ""' '"R
For Popes crses Lire go q m. and cd p. m. daily,
For Annapolis 40 n m, and tsu .. m. dary. ercspt
SUNDAY.
ALExANpRIA AND rREpERIcxsBgna RAIL-
MY Mn y. hHn ipnLn ALEXANDRIA, AND WASHING
rSr Alssn5.lria: Z, sio 70, II a M La sso, SsI
For In. sesih, Via IiieSmond, rSS a m. daily, G0 p
rma, m dy .ys esieP AZ eessI,a sSIas sr washington sa
On saSI,, sS ~ a !, s,s % IA q s sns nSd p !. m
% Gs % a ss sSs Pscs ear
corDer OF sixth street and Penpsyivana ave-
eherkns Of baggage TO destination frorn hotels and
r. r. FARMER General Passenger Agent
FRANK THOMSON, General Manager. aptuai
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
NATIONAL ffifsf Line an Gsp siioRr h66iurE
NORTH. WET. NoHruwnsr AND sSurHyTr =;
LEAVE wAsurseros.
tsa m, Baltimore ard way stations
s,, nj ba,inSre. AnnsR9, an aa ,cs NAY s'aonss
prs glakss no ST ps between Washington and HAr-
s7si a m. 81, Louis Cincinnati, CHICAGO. and Pitts
80 q m. PiediaeaS s,i.sssurF, WashSsisr Hssers-
town. Poini q R.eks and way stations
% m. Gsltinorr nnd ray station.
fpr m. baltimore. Ellicott CITY. Annapolis md
ES p m. Nsw York. Pniisaeiphi. and B,iiimors
All ststions coanscts Tor FREDERICK
lsn p m, baltimore and way ststiona Frederick
tS p m. Pt fRscsS Frsierick. Hagerssown, Win,
1na T Ps1eIpst. NORFOLK baltimore .sI
| way .eations Passengers for Norfolk taken In tha
sTsI n m. Rsifimove and wsv stations -
SOD p m. PYint Of Rocks and way stations Metro
sis,o ;. m. New York. Ph!iadelphia and Baltimors
expresa sgYps a bladen.5urg B.itsyie and Lss, =
National Republican., 1877-07-30
state bonds quiet.

STOCKS closed hrm-
the active stocks aphed 20 II n Cooke jr,
Co.. from the New York Stock Exchange
National Republican., 1877-07-30
The oooine,. and Firmne,s Of the President.

The President through oil this trouble, and
we have watched him well, has not for q moment
lost his head" II stood level on his shoulder,
aud his course has been marked by calmness ana
his eoolness much of tbe nrcsent pesce Is undoubt
edly due II gives us pleasure to recognize In him
these high qualities, and 10 be enabled 70 say he
has dUne his duty
National Republican., 1877-07-30

SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICES.
A. rorolAc pSsrRiNGs cOsPASY,
oFsrn asH sTT a
The nnn-ri N. eiaE q ne sorsboiSsss "a ne elec
) he sss q iss s,sny ~ "a Sy ne On q
Fils ci,sS al 1, O'esosk an, .,s.s .. O'Clock
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
- cosnss Niain - p , s;rSsss no-tsSest
mh,. k''yselSS ysaSSbSS t1's' 8 - ~ fsOpt,.,or
o.G % ON hSSlaIEiss' M sSEk 60 Is.s% 20
'iA '' HARxkI1ER.s, 'h
Frs An osilsry aDi store. No s,s strSss north
CIosoe On r.io,las.. Es,spsyisss. Cnromas, s.
ss A. is, .--. .'s = rg,s IgSy"Ss s n. T.asg f,.
Rins> Nal,s SeI p ths DasIEicL
Ee~-s ronrzSssT name and sunher. j~su
xs-ORIESTAL CREAM.
o1..,s-, ~ M, r--ss s-s Lssst n ~ ssnn.
da sifs 2 IN s frI e NJ Is s& I,.i IA, s sssn % sr
nsEic1l brasinsT : H,ny Mt oat a rs'inSs-i
nuins sTJBse 5 M NJ Caiy IN ths sas stys label
,s az, ,s 49, ss ,S s = ny he h ssaIsi g. ne Ne; ,. q
pIy- 71iSA SOnsa,,s.; s,.,i e,.ig es r., Sn thsr
For sac ulsO9asale 70 sIprr 4 CROMWELL,
ni.iS ~. s fs,s i 8 "a isss "a af:s say resArs
Issf 81. n., 3 ayi Ii,y Is.E ssEsssa M ha L@ds s,S Sss
fAiniinE Eiyea % T. sea,oa DeoOho~ a ssios No
ts1 seventh and str-~ts. rvstsnce ofpu-
plS Drs~inE "a paintlas- s. Esr month"; b5-im
ss sRUTT JUICES ONLY ARE USED WITH
the .csa Hsier drawu frO1a The stsei Sunts a. The
re,nrs> Drug ssege ieit
az SODA AND MINERAL WATERS ALWAYS
yars ..d co.d. :, oSs.EArAn'. TsnPas Dus store.
n-TRy The IcE-coLD ROOT BEER. At
ccnEhiins TenPls Drug sSors. Masonic Temple, aye
EsFoR sALE-owING To IHE GREAT DE.
rriesDrt p,eS.rss sd sn>ay v>lusose commission
sTso % rs s, r - st %sfd sha M mort Shs Tine 1'
EXTRAORDINARY GREAT BARGAINS
ss3 & & I'D y % !. ~; 9 g N. "a s saS az, s SSa
EveIy ssssss ssry --usa,ei.s
Il. ooIDsTEIN CO.'S
| Leon ss-i CrsaEskSston Brokers,
nsaAn Ce<nfr Tsath and D streets
sgfLrID LIGHTNING ENCELs ANY REM
"a I s 81 a !, esssi.ss ss Isnss g 1870 p
4 siarc oclt
fs-HTNPHREYs SPECIFICS. PoNDs Ex.
iraci. ncasso.srsse NesetnsS sod Al tempt. py,is
senre. and Slnis ssrsSus sepea
srJusIHs PATENT CsTEEI1 SOLE AND
l M f Sss % NH .S:sr ySss ~, =. -. .s ..
| uhere and ty Ne nv~nisr, - d ssree< northwest
nan -se az .sse.tns nYS ths srr.s, I'D In;lis
% fa 81 "A az Hl: 5s s..a sIi, .. ~ ss: a
.titaitrrs..s enx.sope = Rsy; JOSEPH I. INN,N
ss..,e. 2: s.s.. ns..s.: Nsw rs.s s.,y: sIssn
National Republican., 1877-07-30
A General War Between Labor and Capital
Eroin ihn Raitir,Irc fas.1ater

The strike is extending like wildfire in every
direction, and Is taking on the aspect Of a general
war between labor and capital. Ii has gone beyond
tho mere question of wages between railruad cor
porations and their agents.
National Republican., 1877-07-30

TNIvERsAL R. R. TICKET OFFICE.
RAILROAD TICKETS to or from all points bought
exchanged or sold at q reduction Of ONE DOLLAH
upon any other Office or depot In this city,
Jackets good TIL used baggage checked through
Apply TO N. II. wHTTESIDE,
National Republican., 1877-07-30
Tiitlen Frowncd Ont Of War.
From the Cincinnati Commercial;

Mr.. Tilden had a plan of Inauguration in
New York, supported by the militia of tho belt
Jersey, Delaware and Maryland. He had list Of
The troops, and an estimate the money on hand
In New York. This scheme was discouraged by
Southern leaders and put down by thom; and we
do not think the country lost anything by theii
action. Iildcn would have made war " he had
not been frowned down by the Confederate Briga
dlera
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1877-06-14

justices, and they must constant
ly be challenged, or be trying
these cases over again. When
the justice is excused as juror,
there is such a tendency to give
advice to one side or the other,
that their presence around the
courtroom may impede the i'm
partial expression Of opinion, and
can but lower the adviser in the
eyes Of the opposite parties. II
to be a justice and to be a juror
are educational, why should the
justice try to get it all by filling
both places? lit be for the com
pensation, why should he desire
to hold more places than one at
the same time, and to get all the
pay ana all the education? This
don't seem TO be fair toward the
other citizens ofahis district. Ii
is not charitable to conclude
that none are qualified but him
self. There are counties in which
the county court never appoints
one ofits own men on a Jury. In
such counties there is but little
opposition to trial by jury.
CIrIZEN
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1877-06-14
Gen. Grants Fame.

The Chicago Tribune viii oh
has for the last few years abused
ex. President Granticomcs 20 time
all of a sudden. 1t says: His
fame at home will improve from
now on in history. The mistakes
of civil career were Of a personal
kind that are being rapidly for
gotten, and will not figure in fu-
ture estimates Of his career as
conspicuously rs they did when
he was the object Of contempora-
neOus party criticism.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1877-06-14
OUn COUNTY MANAGEMENT

Almost twenty years has
passed since the citizens of this
county have seen a financial
statement of the condition of the
county; thousands upon thous-
ands of dollars have been collect
ted and spent in some shape or
form, and We don't think it asking
too much to request lie county
court to have such statement
published as to what is done with
the money.
In conversation with one OF our
oldest citizens the other day he
said: ~ don't remember Of ever
having seen such statement pub
lished. | have paid my taxes reg
ularly and would like to hear oc-
casionally what goes with the
money" This is no doubt the
condition of hundreds of our peo-
pie; they want to know what is
going on in public alTair5-they
have a right to know.
The county court is composed
Of the best material in the coun,
ty, and no one we suppose ever
thinks of them doing wrong.
The fact of the court beng hon
est is argument enough that they
should publish a statement OF
the ~county's affairs and not hold
of any longer. We earnestly
hope they will take the matter
under consideration and give
some action, it is not asking too
much; it is something in which
every tax payer in the co unity is
interested; 1t is something in
which every outsider is interes
ed. No man wants to buy prop
erty in a county where the prop
err autho rites refuse to make
their official business public.
Such refusalis sufficient cause for
thinking that something is "rot
ten in Denmark"-peoplo will
not give them the go by, 1t is a
5, b ct of too much Importance.