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STEEL Thorn Hedge. No other Fencing so
cheap or put up so quickly. Never rusts. stains
decays, shrinks, nor warps Unaffected by fire,
wind, or food. complete barrier to the most
unruly stock. impossible by man or beast TWO
THOUSAND TONS SOLD AND PUT UP
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Western and Southern States.

Ex-Gov. Hendricks, of Indiana, has returned
from his trip to Europe.
The election in Ohio has resulted in the sue
cess Of the Democratic State ticket by majori-
ties variously estimated at between 10000 and
10000. A large vote was polled by the Work
ingmen's ticket.
The Republicans were successful in the Iowa
election, their whole ticket being elected. The
Greenbackers developed considerable strength.
From Washington.
President Hayes WAS visited at the White
House by Hon. A. H. Stephens and Hon. Robert
Toombs.
The Bureau of Statistics at Washington re-
ports that for the three months up to October
/, 1877, the number of immigrants landed at
the port of New York was 20, 109, Of whom
II 1862 were males and S,647 females-the num-
Der during the same time last year being 25, 1856.
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1877-10-17

A.. -. os s.e Wy y, n buirk's Irish Tea. tn
great lrc bilious remedy, price Is cts. packase.
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1877-10-17

Patentees and inventors should read adver-
tisement of Edison Bros. in another column.
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1877-10-17

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The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1877-10-17

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Wsshingto1
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National Republican., 1877-02-16
CONFLICTING OPINIONS.

Hon. MATT CARPENTER went consider.
ably out Of the way in his argument in the
Louisiana case, to denounce the KELLOGG
government as having been without the
shadow of legality, and was in fact nothing
more or less than military despotism. 1t
appears to us that the Hon. MATT CAR.
PENTEG has forgotten that In the year
of 1878, during the holidays, he
made speech in Milwaukee, in
which he most solemnly denounced
the Kellogg government as a bona .fdcland
legitimate affair, and that 1t had been
recognized by the President as such. Does
the Hon. MATT CARPENTER remember
that very able speech9 Was he in earnest
when he called the Kellogg government
q legitimate AFFAIR." II not, what intelli.
gent man Is there now who can believe
that he Is in earnest when he bitterly de-
nounces 1t as having been a military
despotism? Too many cooks spoils the
broth. Too many conflicting opinions from
one man destroy their force and character.
The Hon. MATT CARPENTER has missed
the mark.
National Republican., 1877-02-16

that Il is perfectly competent for any State TO
vest its Canvassing Board with Judicial pow
ere, and, 90 far as tho choice Of electors
Is concerned, that the Constitution
puts the matter entirely under
the control Of the State. He claims that the
proceedings Of the Board was invalidated be-
cause II was composed Of but four members
when the law requires five was overthrown
by the proving that the law Is directory, not
mandatory; that the Board did have Eve men,
bers, and one Of them resigned. In regard TO
the ineligibility Of two OF the electors, Il was
shown that they failed to appear at
the meeting Of the college. Vacancles were
thus created, and they were selected after
their ineligibllity had been removed. Another
claim Of the Democracy, which was especially
presented by Judge TRuMBuLL, was that the
KELLOGG government was not 4 legitimate
affair, and therefore that the certificates Of
the HAYES electors were of no force. This
Mr.. EvARTs disposed of In 9 most logical and
convincing manner. He said that the KEEL
LOGO government had been rccog-
nized by every department of gov.
ernment for five years, and no other
Governor had ruled over the State once during
that time, and that It would be impossible and
unjust for the Commission TO discard the de-
cision of the Political branch of government
on . question which, by law, is entirely and
solely under the control of the State. These
facts were presented In such q comprehensive
way as to prove that the vital points Of law
and fact In the Democratic case In Louisiana
are far weaker and more vulnerable than 10
the Florida case.
National Republican., 1877-02-16
FINANCE AND COMMERCE..
Finance,

WARRINGTON, ID. u. Feb. u, 1877.
The New York PoHs financial article says;
Gold oroaed al iosss and all the sales have auce
been at thst price. Foreign Exchangc unchanged.
Money easy. Government bonds quiet and nrm, the
changes being an advance OF y In currency e's and
old os's and decline Of 4 In cs OF 1881 aud Y In
io-io's. The stock market opened Y higher than II
closed yesterday for Lake Shore, Mlchiesn Central
mad New Jersey Central, and x for Delaware,
Lackawauna a Western and Rock Island. New
Jersey Central was lower, and the remainder OF
the list unchanged. During the hrst half hour,
Delaware q Hudson Canal advanced 81. Della
ware, Lackawsnna & Western nrst stadvanced " and
later declined fi. New Jersey Central declined Y
and recovered a, New York Central, after advanc-
ing u, declined u, and Union Pacific fell and re-
covered u. Otherwise there were no changes Of
Importance, Atth first board the whole market
began TO decline, and prices by II O'Clock had fallen
" for Northwestern preferred, ik for Western
Union and K@x for tho remainder of the list.
This was followed In the next half hour By re-
covery OF kaE. the latter Now York Central.
Delaware & Hudson Canal recovered Y, and Lake
shore and Michigan Central u each. since Il
O'Clock there has been another Decline OF k9ih,
the latter Delaware a Hudson Canal. New Jersey
Central FILL ~, Morris q Essex ~. Northwestern
preferred 4, and the remainder of the list NON,
the latter pew York Central. - ..
Bachsnsc quiet al 4si Goid Strong at io5SSai 65N.
Rates for carrying, 2lGhn3. -. sd.
The sub-Trsa snry balances al New York to-day
werei Gold, vi, 90. oli, currency ~, si,toe, The
fs,Oeo; FOR bonds, sri.ooo. Customs rece.sts,
National Republican., 1877-02-16
PERSONAL.

Jas. L. Marvin, OF Newark, Is at Willard's.
Arlington.
Hen; A. 2. Curtin, Of Pennsylvania, ha, rooms
pr, HHggins, Ofthe West indies, is stopping at
Chas v; Butler, OfI.ansing, Mich, is stopping
rdsm, BssSs 4 i w,,la Wilmer of New Orleans, has
ISy Rial, Of the Kellogg Opera, registered at
John =. Dixon and wife, Of Baltimore, are reg.
istered at the Arlington.
John X. Valentine and wife, OF PHILADELPHIA.
arrived at the Arlington yesterday.
,D. ID. Moore, Brooklyn; z, A. Phelps, Boston;
ysR. W% PSvii R1S,, New XO5S James as Barr PSnpsy
40. Gibson, fhiiaaeiphla; j. +. Williams and
' ths 1mpeaa Gea T. W sSe deorEiaarrived at
Rowland, N. WV. A. -Brazier, N. Y; James
NOPteItn n WnoS and nSnn{gIhtsr n Via Cox
Nj. and Mrs, Z. ". kingsland, j. o.; Francis
silver N; X; 5: II; windSver y. ri MI. and
n " or ana wiis M,GS'Sn r. aRa A. EaS T,iS
MashsT M,sa %.r n T Miss kkiEnIss N Mrs and
Campbell, Md; Uhas. r. Williams, N. Y: r.
are among the arrivals at the Arlington,
Robt. Mayers, baltimore, /. 3. To%nscnd t ID and nd
H; Young, NJ. x. MoOrhsad, .Pittsburg;. l. B.
NJ Mas'sa s. aas Wa soni O. fs
Clayton, Pal EDWARD P. King and wiie, Conn; A.
Miss Ella p. King, Conn; Mrs. Mary s.
Knight, Conn.i William Plummer, New York;
Robert HOyt, New Lebanon; Alexander Oum.
mings, New Lebanon; Sam. X. Eddy, Philadelp a;
yehn L. Kinsey and wife, philadelphia; s. W.
Sessions and wife, MIS- Sessions, j. II. Sessions
and wife, Connecticut Z. X. James and wife, Miss
Rebecca James, New York; CHARLES Ii. Cramp,
Philadelphia; J M; Brennan and wife, Rhode
Island; james McKennon, Baltimore; Charles
Hayersink, baltimore; J. p. Manton, Providence;
T.; NJ. Williams, Baltimore; WIN. MeMichael,
philadelphia; DR.. J. Ray, Delaware, L. II. Evans,
Il. Mccormick, q. Morgan Watson, Pittsburg;
Geo. y. Congo, Geo. b. Congo, Jr:, Kentucky,
Louis; VIM. Kinssy and wife, Phiiadeiphs,
and u. IL. Green, New Orleans, arrived al
Willard's yesterday.
National Republican., 1877-02-16
Mr.. Eyarts, Great SpeecI.

The case Of Louisiana has excited the most
determined fight the Democracy can make,
They have been busy for weeks const ructing
by the tricks Of lawyers and perjured testi-
mony, what they hoped would be en- inpregDa-
BILE position; but yesterday II was all swept
away by the powerful argument of ofWLLIAMM.
EvARTs. The certificate Of the pretended
TnDEs electors were proved to have no stand
ing at all--not even the marks ofregulsrity or
authority. Their claim thatthe Returning Board
was not constitutional, that It was not CON-
posed according to law, and that two of the
electors were ineligible, was demolished 10 q
manner which ought to make the Democracy
regret that they ever set up such claim At
all. Mr.. EyARTs proved beyond controversy
National Republican., 1877-02-16
"-OPYIcIAL.
srKcIAL ORDER.
NAVY DEPARTMENT, I

WARRINGTON, February 10, 1871
For the fourth time within q month the Secrc-
tary Of the Navy has the sad duty Of announcing
to the service the death Zone Of its most distin.
guished officers: Rear Admiral Thedorous Bailey
died on Saturday morning last ut his residence
In this city.
This gallant ofiicer entered tho Navy as Mid.
shipman on the nrst day Of January, ISIS. In q
service Of almost sixty years he has been almost
constantly employed, aud has len . record With.
".'t sDot. "
49, :. --.. .
During the Mexican war he was actively OF.
gagged In the operations upon the west co1st,
which finally resulted In the acquisition of Call.
lorna, and In his latter years he greatly distln-
guished himself In command Of the leading
column OF Admiral Farraguts feet while passing
the forts below New Orleans, and at the capture
HIS death will be lamcnted by the scrvics and
by the country.
On tho day after tho receipt Of this order, the
fags Of the Navy Yards and Naval stations, and
OF all ships I'm commission, will be displayed at
haltmast from sunrise until sunset, and thirteen
minute guns will be fired at noon from each Navy
sngly.
:. All Oneers Of the Navy and Of the Marine
Corps will wear the usual badge Of mourning
thirty days GEo. NJ. ROBINSON,
Secretary OF the Navy,
National Republican., 1877-02-16
The LATEST DANA LIE-GENERAL BAB-
COCK,

True to its characteristics, the New
York Sun, controlled by that dirty dog
DANA, keeps up its Infamous libels on gen.
tlemen who are friends of President
GRANTS administration. The last, and
certainly one Of the most atrocious of Its
villainous lies was printed yesterday in a
sensational article accusing General
o. L. BABCoCK of embezzling $780,.
900 OF the public moneys. The
interview with General BABcocK, pub.
lished In another column of our issue
this morning, establishes in most unequiv.
ocal and emphatic manner, the utter falsity
of those charges. The accounts of General
BABcocK are all settled, and his vouchers
are properly filed in the Treasury Depart
ment. Indeed, in all the years that this
worthy and efficient officer has been
in public life disbursing millions Of money,
there never has been word of dispute
concerning single voucher of his dis
bursting account, with but the single SIM
pie exception of 80, referred to in the In.
terview, and which was satisfactorily set.
tied. But there was method In this mad
statement of the Sun. Mr.. PELToN,
the private and confidential clerk
of the would.be President, has been
recently placed in an embarrassing
position on account Of some unexpected
revelations Of the true "inwardness" of
those mystic ciphers. The very same day
on which the translated cipher kilograms
were to be published was the day chosen
to make this terrible announcement Of
General BABcocK's defalcation. What q
nice strategy to draw away public atten-
ton from PELToN to BABoocK, from TIL.
DEN to GRANT. Thus will be seen the
motive Of the attack, and It's weight will
be considered accordingly. But when the
dirty editor Of the N, Y. Sun mounts his
throne of judgment and pronounces eternal
suspicion and disgrace upon every man
National Republican., 1877-02-16
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The Bankrupt Yacht Club.

New YORK, Feb. l5.-The New York Yacht
Club met tonight. The committee appointed 10
inquire into the financial condition OF the club re-
ported that the affairs were greatly embarrassed.
They recommended that the clubhouse on Staten
Island, tte clubhouse At Twenty-sixth street and
Madison avenue be given up, and cheap room
hired In which TO store the clubs models, much
discussion prevailed, but the report was finally
adopted. The Staten Island house Is now closed
finally, and the club wilt be without house after
the hrst OF May, when the lease OF Twcnty-slxth
house expires.
National Republican., 1877-02-16

BALTINoRK, Feb. i5,-virginis sixes, deferred,
res sIx; North Carolina skies, old, az; de-, new,
felR, do, special tax, =.
Commerce.
MARKETS ELsKwHkRE.
BALTIMORE, Feb. Is. - Cotton nrm and aulet:
middliLe nplands. Ike. -
Flour 1nn, quiet and unchanged. Wheat quiet
and steady, and In moderate demand; Pennsylvs-
MIA red. y gpiss. Corn-scuthern fairly active
Southern white, sc; do yellow, sI@s5e; Western
Mixed, SPOT SsleSssio; February, b6,sc; March,
sltc. 0nts-southern prime, 42c: Western white,
iiSisc. Rye steady and nrm st7o@72c. Clover seed
arm: common dull and heavy Maryisud aod Penn
Ssliy ancRansed. Butter dsii and heavy; " WeSisrn
good 70 :prime, eoSssss; DO, extra nine. 2tsssc.
Petroleum nominal. Coffee quiet and lower; Rio
carsoe:, i5sso'4c: JobsinF, i7@sikc. whiskcy
Shipmcnts: corn, l63, zoo,
National Republican., 1877-02-16

BIsHcP VIII nMRR is here. Everybody knows
Bishop WILMER. He was sent out Of Balti-
more for preaching political heresy, and was
afterwards arrested for smuggling auinine
through the. Confederate lines. Two years ago
he swore before Congressional investigating
committee that he knew Of no cases Of violence
in Louisiana, when short time before two
colored men were brutally murdered on the
threshold Of the very chapel in which he was
officiating. Yes, everybody knows Bishop
WILMER-the same who Is now In town.
National Republican., 1877-02-16

PHYSICALLY afflicted humanity has for years
been passing through eras of water.cure fric-
tion, Swedish movement, quassia-wood drink
ing cups, steam baths, galvanism, g,ape cure,
milk cure, sun cure, cundurango, warm blood
baths, extreme vegetarisnism, will-cure, and
now It is suddenly thrown into the benign light
ofPLEAsoNToN's blue grass cure, which is said
TO out remedy old remedy itself.
National Republican., 1877-02-16

srEAKINe Of the physiqm of the United
States Senate, 1t is probably composed of
greater number of handsome men than ever
before In the history Of our Government. 1t
would be difficult to select from American
statesmen seventy-eight finer types of the
Caucasian race than those who now go to
make up that august body. That's the ver-
dict of the ladies, and they ought to know.
National Republican., 1877-02-16

TUE rotunda Of the Capitol is, in It's present
condition disgrace to that magnificent edi-
fee. No part ofthe building is susceptible of
greater Improvement or needs II more than
the rotunda. With walls beautifully frescoed,
as they should be, and a flooring Of mosaic or
marble, It would rival the great St. Peters,
81. Paul's, and the Pantheon, and would be
more in keeping with the graceful outlines of
the exterior of the dome.
National Republican., 1877-02-16

A BosToS woman had three thousand dol
lars lett her q few days ago by western
farmer whom she refused to marry several
years ago. Wonder what she would have had
now II che had married him Nv. Y.
Graphie. Taking everything into cousidera-
tion, should probably have had fractional
part of HENRY WATTERsoS's unarmed In
fsntry.
National Republican., 1877-02-16

TWEED has sunk into obliyion.' He won't
allow newspaper reporter to look into his
cell. He refuses to break jail or offer the war
den million dollar check to let him escape.
He lives a sort Of hum.drum life, waiting pa
tiently for death or . Democratic triumph to
release him from his troubles.
National Republican., 1877-02-16

PRESIDENT GRANT is packing up, prepar-
atory to moving out to make room for Presi-
dent HAYES. The people will say GoD blessed
the old; may GoD bless the new occupant Of
the White House. We hail with JOY the ris-
ing sun, and honor him whose race Is run.
National Republican., 1877-02-16

IT Is now proposed by several gentlemen In
terested In telephone, now in this city, to give
practical demonstration Of 1t by having dance
here which Is to be furnished by music 10 Bal
tlmore. They are sauguine that It can be ac-
eomplished successfully. 1t was tried in Chi
cago recently, the music being furnished in
Milwaukee, and was great success.
National Republican., 1877-02-16

Two important things are TO be settled
within the next twenty days. The first is,
shall bull .dozing be allowed to carry State
The second is, shall q 6libusteriug Congress
thwart the decision of the Commission.
National Republican., 1877-02-16

CoUST, BROTHERS, count, count with care,
count in the presence OF the commisslonaire; a
good square count, count that is fair, will
surely count In Hayes and wheeIsire.
National Republican., 1877-02-16

That quadroon ball What a study for an
appreciative artist What points and piguan-
cies, and perspective and background How
the vision Of the dazzling gas-light, the whirl-
ing, bustllng, whisping, lively waltz; the grace
ful sweep and wavy surges of the Boston How
all these linger for moment, and then drift
away TO dream and shadow, leaving the ven-
cradle Deacon TRUMBUIL and Elder PALMER
in the foreground, clothed in lean and slipper
cd pantaloons, and full of chagrin at the NOR
tifcstion they have brought upon their friends.
Look again, and behold Deacon TRUMBuLL,
with his specs firmly set on the bridge of his
nose and his face wreathed with beamIng
smiles, as he promenades with languishing,
pink eyed, muslin. encased quadroon, beneath
the rays Of q tropical moon, while the soft
notes of the bassoon float gently out from the
room where the merry dancers move, obedent
servants to the will of the TerpsichoreAn
queen.
Look again, and behold the same venerable
Deacon TRUaBULL, as he stands before the
august presence of the mighty Tribunal
arguing the life and death of the Democracy.
What contrast Is this, fellow-,ountrymen
National Republican., 1877-02-16

IT Is gene rally believed now that It will be
mpract icable TO have an Inauguration bail.
National Republican., 1877-02-16

BLUE GLASS is superceding blue mass, aua
the country may yet be saved.
National Republican., 1877-02-16

REPRESENTATIVE BEEBE yesterday relieved
himself Of a measure of spleen in his
speech against the Secretary of the Navy.
His remarks were SO uncouth and
out of place that the intelligent men,
bers on the Democratic side breathcd
freer when he sat down. He made several
uniounded charges against the Secretary,
which were proven baseless by few pithy
remarks from Mr.. CoSGER. 1t would be
we'll for Mr.. BEEBE to revise his speech aud
take out few of his slang words and foolish
utterances, before he allows them to go down
into posterity by the way Of the Record.
National Republican., 1877-02-16

AN exchange says : "What If the Democ-
racy, after the Commission has declared Lou,
isiana for HAYES, should flud great difficulty
in deciding to accept or reject the decision,
and should prolong the discussion up to the
4th OF Marchi What would be the result 2"
II the senate has the power to legislate dur
ing the count It could elect new President of
the Senate, who would hold over and call for
q new election. According to the bill the
Commission must complete Its work before
the 9TH OF March. After that time It will be
powerless to act. II, therefore, the Senate
should fail to elect new President, or fail to
re-elect Mr.. FERRY, and the House should
proloag the discussion up to the 4th of March,
the old Ship OF State would go bobbing about
on the sea OF political certainty until one
party or the other took forcibe control of the
Government. In that case possession would
be nine points in the fight, and therefore the
Republicans would win.
National Republican., 1877-02-16

.ii.n.;...,.fkpRUARY 10. 1871.