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National Republican., 1877-03-01

WHEN Mr.. YEATEs, of North Carolina,
taunted Mr.. HEWITT & Co., the other day,
with having cowardly turned their backs upon
the South fifteen years ago, you could see the
hair gradually rise on the head of SAMUEL Cox
until 1t had assumed a perpendicularity. Let
us have a society for the prevention of cruelty
to Northern Democrats.
National Republican., 1877-03-01

OwINo to tho short notice given to the
country as TO who is to be President, the In
auguration ceremonies will not be on as grand
u scale as usual. A large number Of military
companies are expected, but so far no deauite
arrangements for their reception have been
made,
National Republican., 1877-03-01

her to be. and, our word Cor Il, the now
desolate regions of the South will soon
blossom like On Eden, the waste empire Of
the Southwest yield up her fabulous wealth,
while the ,ohols country will bo repaid q
thousand times over any possible oxpsndi-
ture or liability it might be necessary to
,.,,,r
National Republican., 1877-03-01

A HORDE of humble, arrogant, hungry, i'm
pudent, pitiful and ins sstiable Office seekers are
now standing before President HAYES front
door in Columbus, knocking, knocking, to be
let IN, while the "brown stone front" in
Gramercy Park remains as quiet as q dull
day IN midsummer.
National Republican., 1877-03-01

ONE or THE best ten minutes speeches In
the House this session was made yesterday
afternoon by Judge s. l.. HosE, on the ques-
tlou Of agreeing with the decision of the Elec.
torai Commission on counting the vote of
South Carolina.
National Republican., 1877-03-01

THE inhabitants OF the Black Hills expect.
ing a great rush Of people to that charmed
bourne during the spring, and fearing . state
OF anarchy unless protected by the laws and
courts of territorial Government, which that
region undoubtedly needs, and by right should
have
National Republican., 1877-03-01

THE Office seekers will now have little
respite from their srduous labors, for the
President will make no more appointments,
except where IL is absolutely necessary to
prevent embarrassment in the administration
of the government.
National Republican., 1877-03-01
Assault ON the Tribunal.

The villianous assaults that are being made
by the Northern Democratic press upon the
Judicial Tribunal, are unsqualled In the an.
nails Of partisan hate. In repslllng these as
saults, Mr.. PHILLIPS, Of Kansas, said recently
in the House:
II am not here as the assaiiant or apolorlst Of
the mea sure. The day is past for either. 1t is q
fact, and notable one. 1t was . necessity, or
sprsng from the conviction that II was necessity.
! think existing forms were adequate. Had they
been applied the result wsuld have been precisely
the same. Partisan bitterness had clsuded the
election with doubt, and the dominant party,
victory In Its grasp, accepted your pfoposi.
tion that II might not be said that an America
President had been unfairly chosen. Whatever
posterity may say Of It, the electoral commission
was one Of Uncle SANS things-a tribute to his
traditional love Of fair play-Vuluntary, delibsr:
ate, unprecedented. Both parties were appealed
10 for their abest and purest representative.
The Supreme Court, the highest representatives
ofthe national sense Of justice and honor, held
the scales. II we must appeal At all could we
ofer 10 the contemplation OF the world higher
or better tribunal, or . fairsr representative oil
all that was good in our Government and people ~
National Republican., 1877-03-01

THE old TIoHBoRYE trial will bo insignia
cant compared to the trial for the presidency
which Mr.. Tilden now proposes. He proposes
TO take his case before the Supreme Court on
quo warranto, II Is said.
National Republican., 1877-03-01

ENGLAND feels easier now that the French
army organization has been completed, for
the reason that, should she become involved l
in war with Russia, Germany will have to be
cautious,
National Republican., 1877-03-01

Mr.. sPRISGER's revolutionary proceedings
in the House yesterday awoke the muse of a
contributor rs follows
twas SPRINGER, the small but onicious,
Who 10 carve at the feast was ambit0us;
But they ordered him down,
With a hiss and u frown,
And set him 10 washing the fishes,
National Republican., 1877-03-01

"GATH," In the New York Grdphic, says
Mr.. TILDEN once said to me that he never had
any youth. That was just in the style OF
WEEMs and ABBOTT and other moral authors,
who think that by violating tho laws of na-
ture we get closer to the ideal Of God. Who
cheats nature out Of his youth cheats his
youth. For youth FAUST sold himself, accord
ing to the legend, to the devil. Who there
fore would sell his youth Is worse than him
who bargains with the devil for another
youth. Youth is the time that God walks
with US. 1t is the hopeful the generous part
of life. tits the time of love, OF the nuttsr
in the heart, of the discovery that we are be-
loved, Of bold resistance, of hearty indigna.
tion-the birthtime of all real ambition.
Come back, o SAMUEL, to the day Of thy
youth Pluck the discarded blossom! Feel
the generous puberty! Go down with chill.
dren to their innocuous sports, their unim-
portant prattle, their sweet and Vicious asti-
cuffs Mr.. CLAY said he would rather be
right than President. I would rather b
young than right. Anybody can be right.
Anybody's wife is always right. But bring q
lawsuit for that purloined youth of yours.
Send for DAVID DUDLEY FIELD and get him to
attach Il. Put an aliJi on tor widow
and think In your case the widow would be
both the alibi and the youth.
National Republican., 1877-03-01

AMONG the Hebrews the figure seven was
said to have providcntial Significance.
Among the Democrats Il has political iuslg-
ni1cance.
National Republican., 1877-03-01

WHEN the motion TO read the South Caro-.
lima report was killed yesterday by a vote OF
170 to 100. the last hope of the allibusters
dlel with IL,
National Republican., 1877-03-01

The general panic still regns In Nova Scotia.
At present there seems to be no government,
70 Parliament, no civil burial, no judicial
quietus, no anything that Is requisite for a
proper system Of government. So far they
antedate the year 1859.
National Republican., 1877-03-01

TUE play on the stage Of life which has at
tracted the most interest for ages, is that OF
,tnivorce -
National Republican., 1877-03-01
PATRICK DOMAIN, one of the most extreme
and violent Southern men, has written let
ter 10 President HAYES, in which he says:

"You will go into office under something Of q
cloud, but you have 1t In your power to dspel
every mist and shadow, and to shine forth re.
splendent In the clear sunlight of immortal fame
II you rise to the glorious dignity OF an occasion
such ns heaven scarce affords to any man once In
o century; II you show YOURSELF patriot instead
ofa partisan ;if, knowing no North, South, East
or West, you prove yourself President of the re-.
public, and not of a party-the whole country will
rally to your support. The long suffering South
will stand by you as a unit. with the exception
Of n few dozen malignant fanatics, the entire
10000, 900 Of your countrymen, Of every creed and
color, will endorse and sustain you. Peace, real
peace, will once more spread her white wings
over our long gdiscordant land; True reconstrpc.
tion, delayed by passion and by folly through
many dark and weary years, will at last be
effected. The Union will be restored In deed
and In TRUTH Union Of hearts and hands, of In
terests, sympathies and lnclinations, as we'll as
OF mere territory. mountains, lakes and streams.
The old fraternal feelings that animated Ameri-
can bosoms when the heroic blood Of Virginia and
Massachusetts mingled at Monmouth, Saratoga,
Trenton and Yorktown, will be reawakened
From Maine TO California, and from Minnesota
to Florida tho altar. .nres Of unsectioual patriot
ism will be rekindled. Under the influence OF re-
newed confidence and hope, business will revive I;
our langushlng Industries will begin to raise
their heads long -banshed prosperity will return
to our stores and our workshops and from every
village and hamlet, every hillside and valley,
from ocean to ocean, will ascend glad, universal
hymn Of thanksgiving to tho All.wise and ALI
meroiful God OF Nations, for the "good time
coming" come at last.
National Republican., 1877-03-01
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
Finance.

WASHINGTON, ID. u. Feb. "a, 1871.
The New York Posts financial article says;
Gold opened OF 1915, and all sales have since been
at that price. Exchange is 4s2x0Dis3, and tSdak
for prime bankers sterling; the nominal rates are
ts3H and 4ss respectively. In the money market call
loans ape 2xa3S, and prime mercantile paper a9s.
Government bonds are quiet, the only changes
being decline OF In % Of 1881, 6ss and ioios, and
an advance OF In new Is. Tue stock market
opened 4 higher than Il closed yesterday for Erlc
and u for Pacific Mall; Northwest preferred and
Rock Island were each Y lower, and Michigan Gem
decline Of Y In New York Central, and Y In Rock
Island tho general list began to advance, snd prices
by II O'Clock had risen h@ix, the latter Lake
Shore; New York advanced 1, and Rock Island and
Northwest preferred n. In the next half hour
there was decline OF A@sTs. the latter Northwest
preferred. From 1i;so O'Clock until about noon
there was another advance Of ki, the latter West.
another decliae. except In New York Central, OF
h6DA, the latter Western Upion Telegraph. Dela-
ware, Lsck ckawanna and Western during the nrst
half hour declined y, and Delaware and Hudson
Canal ". In the next hour Delaware, Laekswanns
and Western advanced an, and Delaware aud Hud-
In Delaware. Lackawanna And Western of y, and
Delaware and Hudson OF 4.
In New York to-day money was easy At aaea.
Rates Tor carrying, l. Governments dun and
Tue sub,Tressury balances at New York to-day
we,ef SSa p,S o1 en sscg ~ The
tltooo; for bonds, S,0oo; Customs receipts t2tt,-
sao,s, 1855 .......... iol New ios1
s-sS,s, s, ,sSe new. lGss 1910 eOupons... liz
The following are the closing rates for the active
stocks and Goysrnment securiios, te,egrsphsd 70
National Republican., 1877-03-01
The Cause Of tho Burning Of a california
Court House.

San FRANCISCO, Feb. .2s.-InyestIgat into
the burning of the County Court House A. sslIua,
Montgomery county, = few weeks ago, shows that
the building hred for the purpose OF destroying
the records aud covering up a defiication In the
tax collectors ONCE Of several thousand dollars.
Deputy ColleetoT W. M. Rumsey, the alleged de-
fsulter Is In jail.
A despatch from Belgrade says, "The Skeepts.
National Republican., 1877-03-01

SPEAKER RANDALL's gavel did excellent
work yesterday In rapping down the
ever restless SPRINGER aud O'BRTEN, Of
Maryland. They were in for dlllatory mo-
tiors and to the credit of Mr.. RANDALL, IT can
be said that both were summariiy squelched.
National Republican., 1877-03-01

Ld me assure my eoun''ymen Of me South.
,yn Siafes nat " I shall be charged NTH me
duty Of organising an Administration, u tciH Be
one uLich ria regard aud cherish their Interests,
te tnisrc, Of the phtc and Of The eoiored people,
both dnd equally, and whieh pm put forth It's
best efforts IN behoU Of eiriI policy 'chteh Diii
trips out forever The disiiaeiion bef'oeen North
and South IN our common couniry.-tR. B.Hayos'
National Republican., 1877-03-01

THE epidemic of good, sound sense broke
out amopg portion Of the fillibusters ycster
day, and we remark It with pleasure, Mr..
RANDALL caught the disease. His was as a
general thing Just aud good.
National Republican., 1877-03-01

Wdrn,6r souihtrcst ,ciads, falling barometer,
clear or pdrtiD cloudy locd'ler.
National Republican., 1877-03-01
Subscription Rates.
NOTICE

We beg leave to state that We decline to return
rejected Communications; and to this rule we
can make no exception.
National Republican., 1877-03-01

TnunspAYiilllliilll!l lll!ll!!.ll!ln!lslARon !, lsLl.
National Republican., 1877-03-01
A OARD.

A OARD.
TO AL who are sgnernK from the errors
ness, early decay, loss Of manhood, Sc,s
OF CHARGE. This great remedy was discovers
by mis- ionary In South America. send q seifs1-
Station ID, Bible House New Nsrk city, fei1-ez
National Republican., 1877-03-01

AS- SOFT CORNs.-CALL PROMPTLY
on DR.. SCHULTZ, 9o3 corner Ninth street and
pennsylyanpia " mia avenue, up stairs Nc. Il. soft
called so from their being at all times In a damp.
moist s,ate; & They are mot only e1csedIaSly paa;,
London, says; On one occasion examined q son
corn which had eaten In the bones and produced In
nammation In the joint. Diseased bone originating
IN soft corns 10 Of NO infreqpent occnrrence.n nr
ac painless and eneetuAl .s certified, for twenty
National Republican., 1877-03-01

The Clerk proceeded to read when Mr. sPRIN-
GER said the SPEAKER must be aware that the
gentleman from Pennsylvania had made n
motion fora recess.
The SPEAKER. And the gentleman from IL.
linois must be aware that the CHAIR has declined
Mr., sPRiNdER made the point Of order tha,
4 was the duty Of the CHAIR to entertain all par.
iiamentsry motions; that he must pat the CUES.
tion and that II was the prerogative OF tho House
Tho SPEAKER said he had given the greatest
latitude to these questions. He did not know
but he knew the effect was delay.
Mr.. O'BR!EN said no one on his side wanted
e SslSy All they wanted was their rights
Mr.. SPRINGER insisted that 1t was the duty
Of the OHAiR to entertain q motion for q recess.
The CHAIR declined to entertain It.
Mr. SPRINGER would appeal from the decis'
The CHAIR declined to entertain the appeal.
Mr., SPRINGER teIcitedly), and from that
';r The sPEaKER then pViG directed the Clerk to
read the decision Of the Tribunal, and the obJeo'
and asked TO have read the testimony on the
South Carolina case, covering several hundred
Objection was made to tho question whether
the paper should be read; It was submitted to the
House and was rejected by vote Of 81 yeas to III
'Mr. wALLINa lohio>, moved to reconsider
the vote, and Mr.. WooD moved to lay that mo
tion on the tablet and upon that the yeas and
| The latter motion was agreed to bya vote oi
| All yeas to 10 nays.
Mr.. VANCE lObio), then moved that part
| one and two Of the South Carolina evidence bt
read.
The SPEAKER said that the House had re
| fused to order the reading.
| MI SPRINGER said that the House had sait
| It would not read II all, but that was no roasoI
why portion of the paper offered should not b.
| read.
The SPEAKER said that the gentleman woui,
certainly not hold seriously that part OF pape
| could be read, when tho House had rejected tn
| whole The trouble was as to the reading tina
the law prohibited It. Tho SPEAKER ha
nothing to do with the framing OF that law, bu
the gentleman from Illinois had
The regular order was then demanded, and MI
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-03-15

robbed on a recent svsnipg Of several AZ
aeles Of merchandise and a small ADouRi
Of mopey,
Charles Noe Of Worthwhile fOuna =
Pockstbook containing $50 belonging
10 L. B. Boynion in Aagust, is7&, and ].
appears he devoted the money 10 paving
for alarm in Elmore. Noe il now 10
jail IN default Of $500 bail.
Mrs. RebeocA Remington Of South
wAlliuEford, AZ old lady over eighty
years Of age, fell on the Ice on Monday
last while going from Der home 10 q
neighbsrs, breaking her thIgh aud leAv.
log her 10 q critical condition. DR.. j.
Z, Hiu was summond who thinks there
are little hopes Of Der recovery. She IL
living with her son, having the best Of
care, aud nothing will be lief, undons
which can add TO her recovery.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-03-15

A few vesr' ago August Flswer" was
discotered Ia be certain cure for Dys-
prpsis and Liver complaint, few thin
Dysprptics msde knows TO their friends
how easily and quickly they had been
cured by lie use. The great merits OF
GREES's AuOUsT FLOWER became herald.
ed through the country by obe Sufferer
TO another, until without advertising, It's
sale has become immense. Druggists In
every town in the United States are sell
Ing II. No person suffering with Seur
Stomach, Sick Headache, Costiveness,
palpitaliou OF the Heart, Indigestion, low
spirits, ETC., can take three doses without
relief. Go to your druggist, Wait &
Hard or v. Grover, and get bottle for
rs cents and Try It. sample bottles loo.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-03-15

This singular man lived 10 Greece, lie
was distinguished for bis eccentricitlcs,
bad manners, aud bad disposition. IL
was bis chief business 10 fnd fault. For
example, be took lantern one day when
the sun was shining brightly aud went
out TO search for an honest man, thereby
insinuaiing that such persons were eX.
ceedingly scarce. When Alexander, a
distinguished military gentleman, paid
him a visit, and inquired what be could
do for him, be had the impotence 10 tell
him to "get out OF his sunshine" To
cap the climax Of bis oddities, he dressed
like beggar and lived In . tubi He
was sour, Grabbed, crusiy old bachelor.
We infer that be had no vile, hrst, be.
cause history does no mention her sec
ond, because no woman would take kind
~ to one Of his habits, dress, or manners,
or aspire TO become mistress Of his man.
sion. There was al old woman who
lived 10 shoe" II is true, but the wo-
man VINO would live In tub, aud es
pecially with such a companion, has Aot
been heard from. The misanthropic
spirit which possessed this man was
doubtless due TO disordered digestion
AhA OihOuauOasl Ouo Va hhO
symptoms OF which 10 a mOrose, fault
nnding disposition. The tongue 10 heavi.
~ coated, giving rise TO bad taste, the
appetite 10 not good, and the pstient feels
dull, sleepy, or dizzy, and is apt to be
frciful. Unfortunately, Mr.. Diogenes
lived several centuries before DR..
Pierce's Pleasant Purgative Pellets were
invented, few doses OF which would
have relieved him OF bis "biIe," and en-
abled him to find scores OF "honest men"
without the aid Of his lantern. Under
their magic influence, combined with
that of the Golden Medical Discovery, TO
cleanse his blood, he might have been led
to take a more cheerful view Of life, to
exchange his tub for decent habitation,
TO spruce up" in personal appearance,
and at last have taken wife TO mend his
clothes and his manners, both OF which
were In evident need OF repairs, and be-
come the happy sire OF little Diogeneses
who would have handed down TO pros
terity the name, not OF q cynic philoso.
pher, but ofa cheerful, healthy, happy,
uirtuous man I
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-03-15

CONSUMPTION. This dread disease, II
allowed to have its own way, Is sure to
become incursble. The great trouble
with persons afflicted is that they fail to
procure proper remedies In season, for
getting that "a stitch in time saves nine"
and that likewise diseases can be broken
up or sverted if persons will only give
the matter attention, as soon as they dis
cover that they are thus threatened. The
inventor of the Cough and Lung Syrup,
DIR. A. j. Flagg Of Claremont, N. H.,
claims for bis remedy-and not without
reason--if taken in the early stages Of the
disease, never falling cure, and even in
the worst cases, relief will be attained,
aud life prolonged. This remedy is for
sale by all druggists, at 80 cents per bot.
tie
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-03-15

The c dtedoaian says that L. d. Part.
ridge, the DAuvilIs swindler, after he
got ont OF the state wrote back to his
father-in-law: take good care OF my
wife and child, take up the forged note
gave George Tisdae, aud send me s25."
Mr.. Aaron Wheeler OF Warren, went
TO bis barn the other evening with kerr
osene lantern; colt kicked the lantern
into fragments, the barn was destroyed
with all its contents, one or aud one COW
were fatally burned, and Mr.. Wheeler
himself was quite badly burned.
Gov. Fairbanks has appointed Gen. w.
w. Grout of Barton, Hon. Albert Clarke
of St. Adams, and Hon. N. P. Simonds
OF Rutland, a committee for the estab-
lishment and construction of 9 work
house under the act of the last legisls-
ture.
The Gnal decree OF the circuit court OF
the United States, Judge johnson pre-.
siding, has ordered the possession of the
Vermont Valley Railroad, from Brattle-
boro to Bellows Falls, to.be given up to
its stockholders and all leases to be void /.
The case will be taken to the U. s. su.
preme court.
Niss Mary K. Fletcher has added
twenty-five thousand dollars, TO her for
mer noble gin of $4,000 10 found the
Mary Fletcher hospital, at Burlington
the latter gift being expressly for the
purchase Of the C.lliu placs for the hoe
pital.
| A silver-grey fox was killed In Hunt.
ington, recently, and the skin was sold
for $40. This species OF fox ia very rare
10 Vermont.
This Advantage 3 Freshman has over a
Yankee is pos,o flee canvass In bur.
lingtca, was ilu,trsled by oHe signing
biz Aams Ia French fsf one candidate
and Ia Easlish for as.tLsr, receiving the
hearty 'bAHts of both.
Several boys In Wheelock stole large
quantity Of segregated pursstlve pills
ON which they feasted. The result was
all that could be desired.
Tho Spring term of the windham
County Court, which convened yesterday
at Newfsne, Judge Barrett presiding,
| will have two murder aud sevea arson
trials. The docket contains 2l4 cas- s,
which mast necessitate : long term.
James Titus, The yonng man who
broke both legs recently by an accident
In Batcheller 4 sons mill at Walling-
ford, has been presented BY bis employ
ere and citizens OF the town With . purse
Of over sloo. aud other valuable pres
en,s.
The Congregational church ia Coven-
try has lately hecsrepsired, and Is now
Que Of the largest aud fisest In Orleans
county.
AIonEo Rsdwsy Of Montpelier, whose
Whereabouts OF late has been = mystery,
says be has been laid up twelve weeks
from the bite ofs dog.
The republicans Of Springfield eelebra.
ted the inaugural OF Hayes, Monday,
with asalnte OF 100 guns, : torehlight
procession, Ere works aud music 10 the
evening.
The third volume Of the Vermont His-
fogicai Gazetteer, which has been Eve
years 10 preparation, has just been issued.
Il inelndes 1850 pages, and Il occupied
with town histories aud other historical
facts OF Orleans and Rutland eonuties.
The tourth volame will embrace the
town histories Of Washinglou, Windham
and Windsor counties.
Gen. Hazsillae has been slsetsd town
clerk Of BAksrs6sd for the hfiy-seyenlh
time.
| ID. II. Cbambsrlsis's store Ia Jay was
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-03-15
BRONCHITIS,
From John Flagg, Esq, of BenAington
N. IL.

"Three years since was very much
reduced with dreadful cough, which
resulted in Bronchitis, affecting me so
severely as to render it difficult to speak
in an audible voice. To this was added
severe night sweats, and was fearful of
going into decline. After recourse to
various remedies, to no purpose, made
use of DIR. WIsTAR's BALsAM or WILD
CHRRRY, few bottles of which fully re-
stored me to health. Since that time
have had several severe attacks OF cough,
but the BALsAM has always removed
them. | always keep II by me, and
should not know how to do without it.
so cents and 81 bottle. Sold by all
druggists"
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-03-15

When life il embittered by the suffer-
ings from Dropsy, Brights Disease,
Kidney, Bladder aud Urinary Diseases,
Mental and Physical Debility, take
IlUST's REMEDY. lncontinence and Re-
tention of Urine, Diabetes, Gravel, Loss
81 Vitality, Excuses, lutemperance aud
General Debility, are surely cured by
HUNTS RsNEDY.
lNFALuBLE Eye WASH 10 not injurious,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-03-15
SPECIAL NOTICES


Mnssnie.
The Bsxt Regular Communication OF Adoniram
Lodge, ". 4 A. ~. will be held o. THURSDAY
evening". Feb. u, 1877. a. PaetoFy Point
J, II. wHIPPLK, MN.
AdsRtFam Chapter. We. IL, n. a. N.
Neat regular eolvoeation on thursday even.
lag. March I. - ~ o'eieek.
W. A BLACK. Sect.
skinasE Pest Ne. -. O. A. n,
Meets in Adams Hall. Rnelory Point, On
the arst Tuesday evening o. each month.
JOHN @. BLAcKMER, Con naHAsr,