National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-06-26

Prom the 81. Louis Globe Democrat:
Tho beauty Of Christian charity and the
duty OF forgiveness have been long insisted on by
| TO como up to the standard are the condemned
mnnrh ,, They Invariably forgive everybody
that lies In their power to prove that Inc murderer
Is not only liar and coward, hut that he Is gen.
orally asneak and hypocritc, This phase Of HON.
good thing to abolish the last parting words which
custom has made part q every execution, but
Ready to be Hanged. ...
From the Chicago Tribune:
Too much praise cannot be awar,:., = - ,,i.
nem,inna Thsc INC rlutos. lie has telcgraphcd
| TO Coy; Brayman, Of Idaho, that he will remain
b s F to eS he wi.
his execution should take place before wi com.
him unfit for the happy hunting grounds
Beecher on tho Hebrew Question.
From the New York Tribune:
Judge Hilton's recent action has been q
theme Of Christian as well as Hebrew pulpits. The
counsel their people but not one Of them seems to
have spoken his Indignation with such warmth
and freedom rs Mr. Beecher. whose eloquent pro-
Difference Between a Sensible Man and .
From the New York rimts:
Speaking Of the negroes, Wade Hampton
said In Auburn I'VE intend to try to elevate them
we'll nS hs Blessings i@Sw q hS Se ns s s.
lbnricr says In Charleston WELCOME home
tlippcrl Come and act the martial Turyeydrop as
haunts, to the envy and admiration Of ali the
other little Flppcrs, but allow us to remark that
are not ultimately dipped out Of your eolnmiso Sn
cavalry uniform, boots. spurs and all."
Tiilcn Throws Up the Sponge.
From the New York Herald:
4. Il
Europe about the middle Of July. The leading
Democrntic organ makes the pertinent remark that
" may be safely inferred, Therefore thr he agrees
with great majority Of Democrats throughout the
United states In thinking that Il Is hardly worth
mcc 70 waste mnsh energy y making an ex post
Of the country to Mr. Tden's recent speech ought
confirm him In this opinion.
Reform Within the Lines
From the Philadelphia Inpuircr:
, Acting ryidly upon the modern maxim that the
Republican party Is strong enough to do right and
cannot afford 10 do wrong. the President OF the
United states to-day announces a general applica.
already In the Treasury Department, which makes
u Incompatible with the public service for an office
p"rty conven,Io aSn W. part IN ING ansgemsnt Of
rarture In our politics that meets with favor amorg
~ Glasses except those who do what Is called tn
drudgery OF the party, and they arc the men who |
cling To a fab theory because Of its occasional
success In Certain localities They make The
party advancement; they forrct tha, Great "rraD
izatiOn, to find favor with the nation must not
only profess but must execute the best methods OF
republican government True It Is that through |
desire for change in general policy the people will
sometimes elevate persons To power who advocate |
lie affairs, and then Il Is said that new party goes
into power. Once installed In Office. selfish and |
party interests impel these leaders to work for
continuance OF control, Mistaking patronage for |
patriotism they portion out the offices and emou
msnts to people who will 60 any length to secure
votes ROT the party In certain localities sections
rather tlnn To those who by cOnsDtptIOuS ntagrty
and efficiency. can persuade the people thai the
principles OF the party In power are correct, and
tors would prove calarnitous.
The Pennsyivania Thugs.
From the BuNhLo Express
The people who professedly oppose capital
the case Of the Mollic Maguires. The murders Of |
which they were guilty were SO atrocious. so un.
provoked and SO utterly british that the eatire |
Tor the purpose oftcrrorizing and breaking up |
gangs Of that sort. To deal gently with such |
ings not common to bruies. is to invite the con.
tinunnce OF Mollic MAGNETISM In one form and |
another wherever brutal men congregats The |
theoretically false.
The New York Custom House and Post
From the New York Tribune.
collector of the port will then understand |
that no must not employ his time In placing the |
names Of ward strikers on fictitious pay-rols and |
assigning them to imaginary duties; That It Is not
right TO use revenue cutter for the purpose Of
breaking up quorum In the Legislature and that
he Is not expected 10 procure void and irregular
orders from usurping judge In order 10 win dis.
honorable advantage for the party with which he |
i con nected. Postmasters will learn that their
functions are confined to the management of the |
mails and that the fact OF their being active friends
OF Administration Senators will not be regarded as
an excuse for defalcation. All through the list OF
the civil service new standard OF efficiency will |
be established, and we shall proceed In due time
to manage the business Of the nation upon bust.
ness principles.