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National Republican., 1877-04-10
THE REPUBLICAN, OPPOSITION TO
THE ADMINISTRATION.


1t has been stated that President HAYES
policy meets with objection from the radi-
cal element ofthe Republicsn'party. and that
il viii be 6ercely assailed in the next Con.
gress. The opposition to II which was
expressed by Senator BLAINE no doubt in
dicates that on this subjec. there Is an hon.
est difference Of opinion amoug Republi-
can leaders 1t can hardly be expected
that Senators MORTON. BLAINE, and the
other gentlemen who prefer the Jortiter in
70 to the saacitsr in modo. should yield the
policy which they have defended 90 long
and so earnestly without feeling that their
efforts have been wasted. and that in an
entirely different theory of treatment Of
the Southern case . reflection Is cast upon
them But while this may possibly be the
fact. vet IL does not Affect the motive be.
hind, nor does Il indicate that the policy Of
either Of these leaders, or Of the President.
is correct. The matter Of right Il not Of
this or that leader. but of ITSELF A differ.
ence as to It's Interpretation may be hon.
estly held BY each faction, and yet both
have the same end In view. We believe
that this is the attitude OF the Republican
opposition to President HArEs There b
no antagonism to him. but only to his
policy. II. however. II shall prove to be
the solution Of the problem. or even val.
liable in any degree. We do not think any
one viii rejoice more heartily In his sue
cess than the Senator'S and others whom
the newspapers are now endeavoring to
bring into antagonism to the Administra.
ton. President HAYES and Senators
BLAINE and MoRToN arc after the same
object. namely. the pacifcation Of the
South II they differ as to methods, 1t
does not follow that they are antagonists,
and in fact, President HAYES has acceded
to them that his plans are experimental.
and subject to modification. The wide
gap in the party seen by some Is, therefore,
q mere vision Of the Imagination.
National Republican., 1877-04-10

sent abroad. but these are rare and excep.
tional cases The men who can run Con.
gressional district buy up Legislature.
drink . dozen cocktails before breakfast
elevate their feet higher than their heads
with ease and gracefulness. trace map Of
the Mississippi river and its estusries with
tobacco juice over their non immaculate
shirt bosoms, plsy draw poker" all night,
whistle cat.calls. put heads" on their an.
tagonists and personally possess a sovereign
contempt for all grammatical and polite
education. are. unfortunately. much more
prixed for diplomatic preferments than
eminent scholars and refined, cultured gen.
tlemep
National Republican., 1877-04-10

tsey voiu,tNrily vithtnv. hey insolently
srhib;, TIE peculiar qvnlisies for which
thtir eiiss Is everywhere distinguished.
Iike soUe petty Samson. each particular
ma seErss hold Of the sovereign fabric and
thresisns 20 barry himself In the ruins Of
TIE Ssa,e- Rather than to yield their
P,scss 70 thOse Who righifnIly ciim them,
a,d pass cut ffOu the public notice. they
ro~ rsssanee. and swear revenge upon
The arm Tia, sussains the people OF the
Srs,ss they have flched. in recovering their
or AID to scconp,ish this they will
sep q; ncthins but that which Is strong
esSash 10 ressr,in them The welfare Of
Tie Ssa,cs or The good Of the country Is
ncthins 10 them; sss1reily no.. else they
vuod have spared them and l; the plaques
Of lie pas, and The pesils Of the present
And ia resolving and re-resolviag the ter.
rie,e things they yin do. they have grown
vili. srd naAifsss Distraction
When Gover1or HANrroS and his rival
vere here to match their s,rength. or rather
10 p,acs The rights Of the people against
TIE Gains Of . person. and the people won.
rs Al kreu they must and would before
Tie bar Or patriosisn. the quoadam Gov
ernOr krrTerdered. and stated that he
sho1ld acreps the situation With the best
possible gr,c.. resariing his Official career
- virfrslly ented So also ssseverated
he Distinguished successor Of the McDuF-
rIEs. PrxKsKrs and BvrLkks. Of South
Csro,isa. in The Senate Of the United
S;at<s-she so,oa Of the adopted citizen
ship of hat Sssie-aying that he should
foriAviiA sbiure fealty to al other powers,
pri,ces md poseniaies whatever and true
allegiance give 10 HAMPTON. But cruel
Dan. he reserved rod for the Administrz-
t;os. vhirh hs avers shall be laid on with
out stint uherever its o1fendine backbone
fs,k within his reach There vas then to
be p,.ce between him and HAMILTON. but
var upon the President
Bcf . change has come over the spirit Of
Ae CzANskRI-AIx school Of politicians in
SOsah Carolina A new resolve has taken
Possession Of the vznquished breast, and
. rev hoet = 10 be fought fIisd with be-
,ulterE<.t and bufetine The asinine
soonEs which v,s 10 scoarge the Presi-
dat for ressoriaG liberty 10 the State Is
xevifed Win bovine propensities. and
th<re Il 10 be . strong game Of in
tsstatioa played HANrrox d not to
be embraced. bst ehastened with the
Prss:ent. and Northern sympathizers are
70 be tOaehed BY The spectacle Of expiring
nisru,e. A. least such the hope But
iao1r opinsoa Al this tslk Of further con-
;Gss uin turn out TO be the buster that
prtcsdes tie klabber OF weakness. Amer
today The tOoe VII be uilder again, and
sooa 10 note uill be kesri but that Of sub
1sSsoa azi ssscnt IL will not matter,
tovevsr- II CHlHBERLAIS chooses to
rs1ai1 in the Ssate-hoase il ID HANProS's
is.e.tioa 10 les him sloae until he is ready
70 depart in pesee- II . oolys question
o. tine Ii vin be in keeping with the
-eoord Of their ki,d II the CHAMBERLAIN
Cneiah nai.tarn tker positions before the
pecp,e TO the latest possible moment. at tho
oosf Of dissr.ce and infany. Itthey have
no rsrovn for hoaor.bie deeds. they still
vii have nenory for nsdoing-
National Republican., 1877-04-10

SAM CARY is in trouble Its Tie way
with all who trsnsgress- SAMUEL is . sot;
money man and naturally ar,-iciOqs He
receives fifty thousand dollars with vsiea
to purchase q Colorado mine. AID Szyiag
for twenty thousand dollars he pccksk the
balance. After awhile the court steps b
with its scales of justice pretty level aaa
makes SAMUEL disgorge. To disgorge b
not so bad as to be SO disgraced. bat n s
said that the fining hurts SAMUEL more
than the latter. We nominate S,NUn
CARY as the Democratic candidate for Gcv-
ernor Of Ohio. They want q man rso
believes in soft money and likes . ere,,
deal of il He will CARY the State fsr tie
Republican candidate.
National Republican., 1877-04-10
10 PEACE IN TIE EAST UNTIL
AFTER UAR.

Russia md Turkey are strxinins every
nerveio get ready for the hastily approach
ing axned coafirf- RKDrY PAsHA IN for
var. s,a 50 Is GoErscHAKoFv and Count
ScacCvALoFx- Ths Engiiah press, which
has beea characterized By peaceful utter
arces for ths past month, says now that
only one thing appears certain II Turkey
yissts to al that Russia ever demanded,
peace d ssxared II she does not yield,
~sr d i,evf,h,e. s.d hostilities viii in all
prohahili;y commence within the next nix
weeks Noatsnesro seems determined TO
eaforre her demands for Spues and ths
right baak Of tie NorAtscha river. These
demands Turkey vii not comply with.
Thss Eakes peare between Turkey and
NOess.egro impossible. and without IL
there d No hope for peses between the
Caack and Mnssalnan Powers. Tue
Turkisl and Russian authorities fully
cc0prsAeIt this perpleIins situation,
and are acting in accordance with
= Ths oo1nan5er In chief Of the
SALINAS army On the Danube has gone
into Tie celi. and simul:anesus with this
EsoveEent ve mad the PrussiAn commander
of The army Of the frontier hsssening to
the rirer Pruth 10 assume command. With
ths EEzltAaeoGs and threatening ma.
pG1yre cones The ery from Constantinople
tAas thevar party openly rssists the signing
efthe proeoeol and vii not sccede in any
1aHn<r 10 the demands Of the Cxr. II Is
mid that a sgeat d oa his way from the
S1liAn 10 s. Petsrshurz for the purpose Of
eegusiating terms Of disarmament with
Erssia This vii result In . disagree
Ee-s AID vin only hasten the rupture
vkieh nRst sooner or later take place. 1t
Il die 10 tAIk Of pssee between these Pow
en- uaEl after var. for there are no terms
vhieA VII satisfy the demands Of the
b<Itsereat parties Of either country, and
ihEse parties are nov the ruling and con-
troliilg el<nentsN
National Republican., 1877-04-10

TIE Germans. in rememhrsscs cf The
great services rendered their oou,rynen
in Paris during the Franco Prassisa v,r
by Minister wAsHHuRxK are n5u n Kiozs
to decorate him with the highest order of
German knigh,hood. The decsrstica IL
said to be worth $50. 900. but uatl Mr..
WAsHBURSE rctires from ossoe he cSanoi
accept This is q temptation 10 retire AL
give some other fellow = chance.
National Republican., 1877-04-10
FOOLING HER LOVERS.
How She Avoided . LsAve-Faking sonns
with . Score Of Admirsrs-

How She Avoided . l.sAve-Faking sonns
with Score of Admirsrs.
Last Sunday night number of young men
dressed in faultiess attire purple vests ana fins
linen, were gathered ut the depot to bio tasrful
and snectionate farewell to Miss JefruyI Lewis,
lady who, during her one weeks onEsgumunt
here, had managed somehow or anothsr % ususs
large number Of young men, and some old ones,
10 become unfortunate victims OF . violsnt snd
wsll-ostablished regard for nor, and, curiousiy
enough, each victim religisusly belisvsd TINT ms
passion was reoiprocated. whsn tho time IT.
rived for the train to roll away from TIN aspot
each Of these admirers strained his eyes and
stretched his neck up Union street TO catch sigtt
OF Miss Lewis, but In vain and for tho host rua
son In the world-she did not turn up. At asast
half dozen men who expected TO take hnr 10
dinner At four O'Clock were thore 10 rcosfve q
hnal interview and an explanation, and NJ thsy
secured up and down this train In search Of Tho
obleet.of their admiration, they presented thnr-
oughly enjoyable. sight to numbers Of persons
acquainted with the circumstances. One old tsl-
low assured the engineer that Miss Lewis WINS n
little late, and offered him ti0 TO Delay the train
i've minutes, to which the prosaic drivur only re.
piled, "Oh, you be d-d," and pulling open the
lation time. Various reasons were assigned inr
the non-Appearanoe Of Miss Lewis Last night
Y was reported that she had walked 60 Guild
Hill to avoid the bother OF bidding . numbar Of
posted, said that she was driven 10 Reno with hon
sgent and took tho train at that place Thn
real facts are that miss lewis detsrminsd on a
lark, accepted twelve Invitations 10 dinner and
then, disguised as an old woman, got On ths
train unrecoEniHed by any one, onjoying thu fun
through pair Of silver rimmed spsutarlus.
Never mind, boys, Miss Joan CLARA waltnrs %
coming up this week.-Vtrginio Chrontrlc.
National Republican., 1877-04-10
DRIFT OF PUBLIC SENTIMENT.

The drift Of popular feeling, ss evidenced
by the recent municipal elections. tells the
agreeable story that the Republican party
is once more united and strong. In the
last Presidential election the large cities Of
the country gave TILDEs majorities which
were amazing; but these same cities now
repudiate the Democracy. and roll up nne
msjorities for the Republican ticket. Dur.
ing the past fifteen years the people have
never lest faith in the Republican party,
and their recent expressions Of approval
are significant, and wise politicians will not
be slow to heed their import.
National Republican., 1877-04-10
MEXICO.

Gen. Cortina Taken to Vera Cruz Zoe In
prisonnent-His Life Believed to DO Safe
IN tho Hands Of DiaI.
tBy Telegraph to the National Republican,
MATANoRAs, April 9.-Gen. Cortina left
this city last night with = strong escort for
the mouth OF the Rio Grande, where the sub C.
queutly embarked on the Mexican man-of-war
Liberia, to be conveyed to Vera Cruz, where,
1t is believed, he will be placed In the Castle
OF san Juan d'Ulno. His friends are rejoic-
ing that he is beyond the control Of Canales,
and feel confident his life Is safe In the hand
Of the Diaz Government.
National Republican., 1877-04-10
Gen. Cary In Troubie-A Case Of Misplaced
Confidence

lBV Telegraph 70 the NATIONAL kepubllcAn.j
CINCINNATI, April "a case of some In
terest, involving the character Of Den. Samuel
4. Cary, has Just been decided In the courts here
The suit was based upon . charge that Gen
Gary had taken advantage OF tho confidence re.
posed IN him BY number Of individuals who
The court found that Gen. Gary had agreed with
his associates and partners In the enterprise TO
buy the nine for their common benent for $50, 900
took the money to buy It as their agent, bought II
for 81 900, and divided the balance between him
self and his nephew. The balance Of t2s, 900 the
the subscribers OF stock.
National Republican., 1877-04-10
TINS MoRNIyG,s NEWS IN BRIEF.

Tho Treasury Department Is investigating the
customs service.
The President has made the sppointmsnt-st-
large to the Naval Academy.
Tho telephone exhibition ut Lincoln hall last
evening was entirely successful.
The President has not received any Informs
tion direct from the Louisiana commission
To-day Is the day appointed for the withdrawal
oftroops from the State house at Columbia.
The President has appointed Mr.. Alfonso Bell
as Assistant Secretary OF the Interior, vice Cor
ham, resigned.
1t Is very probable tina, Montenegro will begin
hostilitics against the Turks at the expiration Of
the armistice.
General Cortina Is now In the hands OF the
Dias Government, and has been taken to Vera
Cruz for Imprisonment.
The Turkish Parliament will soon petition the
Sultan for the recall and trial OF Midhat PAsha,
the banished Grand vifler.
The annual commencement OF the New York
Medical College for Women took place tonight.
There were nine graduates.
Frederick thinner committed suicide by shoot
log himself through the head, at his residence,
on II street northeast, last evening.
Nothing further has been developed In the
Jewett tragedy. A wide difference OF opinion eN-
lists between the coroner and police as to the
real cause Of Orviile d. Jewett's death.
The Louisiana commission had full consulta-
tOn among themselves yesterday, lasting three
hours, during which time the doors were closed.
The balance Of the day was taken up In receiving
the various delegations that called upon them.
In New York yesterday morning man named
Cornelius Scanlon was bound with . rope and
hurled from . window by three Italian rag.
pickers residing in the same building, whom he
accused Of improper intimacy with his vile.
Scanlon died almost instantly.
During funeral services over the remains Of the
late organist, Mr. SchmitI, Of St. Patriok's
Cathedral, New York, yesterday, the drapery on
the organ gallery caught nre, and . serious
panic was only prevented BY the efforts Of the
clergy and the presence OF mind OF the ladies
present.
National Republican., 1877-04-10

THE dissolving view continually pre-
sented by the Legislatures in Louisiana is
interesting. Members desert their re.
spective Houses and return with that dull
monotony which makes life simply spice
less. 1t would be . good idea to drive
them into their proper places with trip
hammer.
National Republican., 1877-04-10

Tue Democracy Of the North is down
in the dust, under the feet Of the enter
prising thirty million citizens who make
the life and energy Of that great section.
II the Southern Democrats want to fall
into the same condition, they have simply
tocontinue thsir alliance with this whipped:
out element
National Republican., 1877-04-10

KEoFER Is the name Of q man who has
been arrested in Arkansas on suspicion of
being old BENDER, who years ago filled
the graveyards OF Southern Kansas with
his mangled victims. He came from Wis
conan. aad ths Chicago ziass ssys thai II
National Republican., 1877-04-10

The other day the President told the
Secretary Of War to tell the General Of the
Army to inform HANCOCK TO order RUGKR
10 instruct Colonel BLANK to have Captain
DASH call on a corporal to take away the
guard that has been tarrying about the
Columbia State house, and the order will
be complied with TO day.
National Republican., 1877-04-10
Trouble Among Ohio Glass Blower. aud Coal
Miners
tBy telegraph to the National Republican. !
Mr. XnuI Anil q AA..ia.. &c..

tBy telegraph TO the National Republican,
NEW YORK, April 9.-Advices from Zanes-
vile state that the window glass blower, Of that
city have notified their employers that they shall
strike unless an immediate advance is made In
their wages. The nrm of KArns & Herdman.
which employs one hundred men, will shut down
their works. to-day II . compromise cannot be
able 70 make from six to eight dollars Q day, and
that In the present condition OF the market any
higher scale OF prices cannot be paid. They were
able Friday night 70 prevail upon the men 70
blow out the pots already melted, but further
than that no disposition Is manifested by either
party to make coneessons. The understa nding
at Zanesvtlls Is that the strike is TO become gen.
eral throug ghout the country.
LABOR troubles OF q serious nature are also
reported from the coal-mininE region Of Youghie.
gheny.
National Republican., 1877-04-10
A Decoration rendered to Minister Wash.
burne.

tBy Telegraph to the National Republican,
NEW York, April a.-The German Govsrn-
mcnt, through its Ambassador nj Paris, has tnn-
dered to Minister washburne the dsourntio of
one Of the high orders Of German knir rhthoad NJ
recognition of his services to the suffering Cor
mans In Paris pending the siege during the
frsnco-Prussian war. MT. washburne has IN
formed the German Minister there that untur
the Consultation Of the United States ne cannot
accept this decoration; but tho Minister rutAins
1t for him, in he should decide to retire rum
once. The decoration is said TO have cost 0nn
aod to contain costly diamonds and other prnrious
stones.
National Republican., 1877-04-10

TrLDEN's majority in Chicago last fall
was 4,97l. A few days since the Repub-
licans carried the municipal election by
5000 majority. What terrible rebuke
this is to the electoral tribunal
National Republican., 1877-04-10

IT IS hoped that not cent of the several
millions about to be expended for Indian
supplies will be used to purchase nxed am
munition. To give the Indians nxed am.
munition Is worse than giving q raving
lunatic the freedom of society.
National Republican., 1877-04-10

The Philsdelphi. Pnsa rallies sroa=3
the present Administration viii eaisusi-
asm. rs follows:
why should we not rally srOuna Prnsseni
HAYES; encourage him IN the noble vprk he h,s
undertaken, and by copcessicn. csmlrenlse ant
fOrbearance asslr him IN the rcc5nseiiaasSSn Rf
the Unionr what . glorious ternfnitSsn q
would be TO his Administrator a. he csulA lears
the country, which be found distrsrtca ey sf-sse
OF section and race, tranquillsed- fnvldisas ais-
tinctiOns effaoed and the rights Of al recaE-
nircd and prctectedf Hs aEpirafiens are fur ss-A
. contamination, asd u % the dutT ef ever pa
triotie citiscn 10 promote It's rcaiissf5an-
National Republican., 1877-04-10

A PLAN is on foot In Richmond among
prominent Republicans to submit the claims
of the various Republican applicants for
the post Office to primary election, at
which all persons of both parties may par.
tiCipate
National Republican., 1877-04-10

he has no stronger claim to the r.rovs
than that he wss onoe . member d TIE
Legislature Of tha, State. ID 10 enosgh 10
insure his death.
National Republican., 1877-04-10

1T Is settled fact that by the use Of the
telephone man can talk across two States
with his mother In law, and tell her she
need not come until next year to make
'that visit
National Republican., 1877-04-10

THE slass-blowers Of Ohio should not
strike, as they propose; for they may break
something. 1t will probably be their
savings banks.
National Republican., 1877-04-10

A WORD to the infationists. Down in
Buenss Ayres lithography is cheap, but it
costs $3.50 per month in paper money for
board and lodgings.
National Republican., 1877-04-10

A STRONG movement is on foot amlng
the New York and Philadelphia capitalists
to support LERDo in his coming attempt to
obtain control OF the Mexican Government.
National Republican., 1877-04-10
Another Defective Bridge-And Fatal Acci-
dent ths Result Thersol

tBy Telegraph to the National Republican,
CLEVELAND, o., April "a fatal accident
occurred toaight on the Tusearawas branch Of
the Cleveland and Pittsburx road. As train
was crossing the bridge near alvtfn. the bridge
gave way pfeofpstAtinG the eagine into the creek,
bjurtSg EzgtAesr Qssrgs DsupsSn.
National Republican., 1877-04-10

The custom houses Of the United States
are going to be overhauled. and you can
marx that down as the truth.
National Republican., 1877-04-10

THKRs is a belligerent disposition shown
by the rival Governors of Louisiana. They
seem determined TO try conclusions by
force,
National Republican., 1877-04-10

SAyLER says the Republicans cannotcsp-
ture the next House. But SAYLER is .
candidate for Speaker.
National Republican., 1877-04-10
Spotted Tails Retarn-Surrsnasr sf Graz
Horse and His Hand Of I.5e0 lsdians.

IBy Telegraph 20 the National RcpublicRn.l
NEW YORK, April "a Cheyenne dispatGh
OF the sth tays: Spotted Tail has arrived at this
agency from the mission to tho hostiles bringing
with him Crazy Horse and I 800 men, women and
children, Who have surrendered. This leaves
only the Cheyennes out still on the wnrpsth m
this department. A large force of Indians has
been enlisted at the agencies TO bring thnss IN.
The Sioux war In that department Of tho Flstto
seems TO be near q final termination now
National Republican., 1877-04-10

A portrait OF the Hon. George B. Loring is
about 10 be placed with those OF the other GA.
presid.nts Of the Msssaghg,stts ssgpsr IN I'm
stats Hesss, Of Bcstsn,
National Republican., 1877-04-10

THE recent discoveries made BY The spe-
cisl agents Of the Treasury Departneri
have opened up Q mine Of frand WHICH
Secretary SHERMAN vii vork at until its
entire resources arc exhausted The fraaas
are chiefly confined to silk joSbing houses
in New York city, and il 10 said tAas NIL
lions Of dollars have been stolen iron tie
Government by their frsuduleni trkasse-
tions. When the exposure Of this hOi-hed
Of corruption has been thoroughly n.ae.
it will prove to be one Of the noss gigantic
swindles ever perpetrated upon The Gov
eminent. The Treasury Departmest o.
ciAls are pushing the investigates With
great energy. and the CIV n Let 10
guilty man escape"
National Republican., 1877-04-10
A RESOLUTION Expressive Of Gratitude to
Presideat Hayes and Wife Adopted by the
New England Conforepce

tBy Telegraph TO the National Republican,
BosTos, April 9.-At the session of the
New England Conference OF the Methodist Epis.
eopal Church to-day, . resolution was adopted
expressive Of gratitude to President Hayes and
lady for banishinE liqaor from their public and
be sent TO the President.
National Republican., 1877-04-10
THE German papers deny that the r-V

THE German papers deny that the pro
posed resignation Of Prince BIsx,Rcx ~.s
the result Of disagreement with the En-
peror on the subject Of GermAny's relaiisas
with Russia, and that an intended change
of policy toward the PApacy, O. the fall-
ingout with VoS Sroscu, Chief Of Tie
Admiralty, had anything 70 do with the
Chancellor's retirement An unvlling-
ness TO tax his health and strength and risk
his reputation in prolonged contest vita
the hostile elements which orposed his
favorite measures Of reform and desire
for rest and recreation. are the eIpls,a-
tons gwen BY those Who sssune 10 know.
National Republican., 1877-04-10

An Attempt 10 Start . Crooked WHISKY stin
In Brooklyn
tBy Telegraph to the Hatiousl Repuhlicun.l
NEW YORK, April 9.-An attempt to start
an Illicit whisky distiIeryat the corner Of Bruad-
way and Middleton streets, Brooklyn, was frus-
trated to-day by United States deputy uoIlputsra
who made descent on the place and captured
1900 gallons Of mash. tubs and othar pararhur-
MALTA Of trade.
National Republican., 1877-04-10
Notice.

We beg leave to state that We decline to return
rejected Communications; and to this rule wo
can make no exception.
National Republican., 1877-04-10

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