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

tuition, must he maintained; that the
equality Of human rights is to,be held in
Violable; that the national creditors must he
assured their dues TO the last penny; that
those we have overcome in the civil war
must he treated with a policy of impartial
justice, appealing to the best impulses of
human nature; the employment of those
legal and moral agencies calculated 10 re-
vive fraternal feeling among all the people,
and patriotic spirit Of nationality through
ont the land; that the flag of this republic
shall wave over all its citizens rs the
symbol of equal rights and equal pro-
tcction that justice, sharp and decisive,
shall I've melted out to the robbers who suck
the marrow Of the Southern people, under
whatever party name they do il; that cor
ruption he crushed wherever il shows IFS
head; that the fundamental principles and
established forms OF our Government must
he sacredly maintained; that the insidious
intcrmcddling of the central power with
local affairs shall be stopped; that the pub
lie service Of the country, instituted for the
common benefit of all the people, shall
cease to be a slayish machinery to partisan
interest; that every public servant shall he
held to a strict accountability under the
laws of the country, and that neither moral
nor physical slavery shall exist in this
country.
For these and other reasons il is believed
that the Republican party in Pennsylvania
is more vigorous and stronger this year than
it has been at any time during the past six
wears
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-06-06

lie. chat he had proven himself . conspicuous
f'ilarc as prosecuting officer, inasmueh as Re
had not succeeded in the conviction 81 a single
one of the many important criminals who have
been indicted by our grand juries We have
never referred to him in any other than his
official character. But the public want Dis
trict Attorney here who can do something
more than get a verdict of guilty against rr;ty
thieves and those charged with mere mis'ic-
mcanors. As to his honesty Of purpose and
intention we make no question, and We have
expressed our conviction in his great ability IS
detective. As the detective corrs Of this
District sadly needs reorganization and an
honest head, the community would he the
gamer, no doubt, by transferring iIr. WELLS
from the District Attorneys Office 10 the con-
troll Of the detective fnrrc.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-06-06
Court Calendar for To-day.
IHElLTHT ROARD.


regular meeting Of the Beard OF Health
was held last evening. The special committee
who had under consideration the establish
ment Of an offal depot made partial report,
in which they stated that they held an inter
view with the District Commissioners and
the latter have determined to erect an DIAL
DEPOT at the head of Pennsylvania avenue
east on the Eastern branch, in elose proximity
to the track u the Baltimore and Potomac
Railroad Company. They will improve the
roadways leAding thereto 50 Is to render the
sane practicable for use at all seasons Of the
year. When the building Is erected the ofal
can be shipped by nail or water.
The board recommended the District Com
missioners to allow Contractor Draney to tenn
porarily remove and deposit the night sill one
mile below FOur-mile run in Virginia
The annual election Of officers was then
entered into, with the following result
President, Dr. +. s Verdi: SECRETARY, Dr. C. G.
Coz; register, DR.. ID. W. Bills; treasurer, Prof
John ". IAngston; attorney, Prof John ".
Langston. The result Of this election was sur,
prising to the members Of the bsard, and pre-
dried from the Offset. Mr.. Marbury, who had
occupied the position Of treasurer for siz years
not being in the little ring, was thrown over
board, and his Office given to Prof LAngstou
thus providing that gentleman with two
Offices an occurrence without preoedent in ths
hoard. Ihe members theh testlhcu IN words
their belief in the integrity Of Mr.. Marbury
and his honest discharge Of duty, and proved
il by electing one menher TO two Offices, and
giving Mr.. Narbury none.
This would have the effect Of fixing Prof
IangstOn's salary at 81 so and that Of Mr.
Narbury at 500.
After several explanations had been made
Mr.. MArbury said that the action was not 4
matter Of dollars and cents with him, bat 4
want Of confidence shown by the hoard in him
| as treasurer.
DIR. Bliss, to show that he was not prompted
by any such action as had been SttrihGtcd &,
those members voting against the reelection
| Of Mr. Marbury, moved reconsideration Of th'
vote.
Prof Iangston. That can't Be done; it's /
ballot; you can't reconsider the vote; you might
As well try TO reconsider the election OF Mr.
Hayes.
The manual was then consulted, and il wa
found that the election was final.
Prof LAnsstOn, after reviewing his oon,luct
since he had been a member Of the bsari
and out Of his desipr TO conserve harmony, ne
signed the Office Of treasurer al the sane tim,
telling the members how they went tark OF
| him at a previous election when they promise
| TO give him the secetaTyship
The resignation was accepted. and Mr. JOhI
! MaTbuTy chosen 10 fill the vacancy.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-06-06
Personal
!. I AHaI The EbSitt

WIN. smith U. 4 A. \ The EbSitt
s-slllaI NoTton started f5T Oregon lKsI night.
Hn1L WA NJ LS~, II Albany Ns~ York Is Al the
Eshitt
Hsn- D. n Key. ~iss and two daughters are al the
kIlAaff-
william II. Vanderbilt vii spend the summer at
SArzi0sA
Hna. Jams Sped, Of Louisville, Kentucky, Is Al
the Elsltt.
Arlington
90" A wCrIh sTStssD Of Baltimore, 3 a guest At the
Metropolitan
John W. Fairfax. Of Virginia, Is registered al the
MrsruF-ll an
cen J. UoDtf smith, q Ss1 York. Is registered Al
The ATiIrEtOn-
Hon. Ih,.m4s " BrO~ns, Of Winchester. Indiana.
= losaAtFsi a. The Kl1hitI-
Mr.. and Mr.. r. Il KsllOek. Of New York, are so
lo1TuIHs Il the AT4inEtGn-
cav wade HAmFSCn = eNps-tsd IN CEBtTai New
NSTE sac time daring tbs ul1lIh BsCaasz tien
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-06-06

In view of the general depression in bust
ness in Washington, as well as elsewhere,
The REPUBLICAN has reduced its advertis-
ing rates to conform to the dull times
We would call the special attention of our
merchants and business men to the rates
published in the first column of our second
page.
THE REPUBLICAN is the only morning
NEWSPAPER now published in this city. II
has large and constantly cir
culation among the best classes of the COM
munity, and therefore offers special induce
ments to advertisers.
Everybody reads THE REPUBLICAN, and
therefore by advertising in it merchants can
increase their business even in duh times.
SOME of District Attorney WELLS friends
think we have done him great injustice in re
Gently published paragraphs, Not at all. We
simply complained, in the interest of the pub
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-06-06
THE SICK MN OF TILE KEsr

IL Europe has her sick man" so has
America. What Turkey is to the East,
Mexico is to the West, except that there is
less persecution for conscience sake in Mex
leo than in Turkey. But if the latter is
more cruel than the former In this regard
they are very nearly equal in respect of rob
bery and rapine, and there is but little
safety for person or property in either coun-
try, except as they have close relations to
the Church. whose priests have supreme
sway with the people and largely direct the
operations of the Government. They are
types of each other, and faithful illustra-
tions of the evils of the union Of Church
and State in the affairs of nations. Both
are priest-ridden and proianc, demonstnt-
ing beyond question that those people who
are under the closest surveillance of the &C.
clesiastical authority, and most subject to
its sanctions and interdictions, are most
prone to disregard its teachings. In the
case of Turkey the chief temporal ruler is
also the head of the Church. and the edicts
of government accordingly proceed from the
particular interest uppcrmOst in the mind
of the monarch when they are proclaimed.
In Mexico the union is no longer actual, but
the pail of the past hangs over the State,
and the balctul effects of its influences still
dcmoralize the people.
Nor will it do to attribute the misfortunca
which follow such union of elements in
the government Of n people to the character
OF the particular Church incorporated; for
we have seen that the effects are the same
in the cases Of the Mohammedan and
Catholic Churches, and must concede that
there is no such distinguishing difference
between the forms of those Churches and
those of the Protestant to establish pre-
sumption that the result would he more for
tmatc with the latter as participant.
There is nothing particularly Objectionable
in the creed of the MOhHmncdans, for II
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-06-06
SUMMARY OF THE NEWS.


The Board oil Health last night reelected their
eiu omeeN iof uie ensuing year,
-'ohecor hr'hur teauhen peio'e ue NC" io'h
eustomhouse committee yes'eiuaS
Inc KOS ri"is'eu race NJ s'. '"hh'N d. mas pee''
Postpoheu on account Oh roush wafer
PROM Pceht adNieeS Is pnoaD'e tnM Shuhs
nun y NO" ~ ""ou ino'nit'ii' III 'aiia"iah 'ciii
ING grand Jnry OF Green county ~ L., nave III,
aicteu uan' rleischhah " %, ior SEEMING swirl
"k
o"' LAKE, '"s "iSPa'ch reP"rs that "eh' 'rook
expresses the opinion mat no more troops are
heeuen III 'mh
Inc mt onleihi report OF the lae battle with the
sioux INDIANS on tongue river on May !, was re-
seived Yesterday rom ten Miles.
lhe London 1m" statement relative to the
sh"oung Of the fonsh leader hrysiIrki Is declared
IN = re'errbnrg 10 De totally unfounded.
The members OF the committee appointed by the
SENATE 10 investigate the oregon election compiled
nons VIII leave Indianapolis TINS morning for Port
hni
The hnal nearing OF all suits Instituted for the
foreclosure oil the Mobile and ONO railroad has
been ordered Tor to-day by Justice Bradley, in
Mobile
The BRUSH ana African steam Navigation Com
panys mail steamer Gambia was wrecked on the
1sth OF May At cape Pamas. The crew and pas
senger were saved.
Gambling houses In the City Of Mexico have been
divided into three Glasses, and licensed by the Gov
srnmenL The inst class Will pay sl5O0 the second
NV and the thlrd class sIoo monthly
IL is asserted on good authority that Count Won
hotke nsnfds kussias chances as steadily I'M
proving in consequence OF the extraordinary negli-
genee and lack OF foresight the Turks
Yesterday was the second days meeting Of the
American Jockey Club, at Jerome park. The fol-
lowing were winners OF races: Fugitive, Tom
ochiluee, Zoo Zoo, shylock and Trouble.
Private dispatches nom Lima state that Don
kieolas de Pieroih, the reNolnuoniS and his suite
surrendered themselves to the Peruvian nuthori-
ties with the iron-elad turret-ship Huascar.
Al The second days meeting OF the Queen City
Jockey club NJ Clncihnau yesterday, the winners
were LApIahu' "iasgow ana burgninot The track
wa pad ana the ram poured down necessarily.
hase Dali yesterday NJ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., u india
nap"is' Al Lowell, Loweis' Athletics, !. AT
bhshamnn' L. iecunsehs y Ctckets' Al
hornelisville' N T. Memphis Reds, o Hornclls, >.
Johh hiey was kied ana lhomMs fahey
'eeis u9uieu ~ 'ho 'e" "a'ei "ofSs n"timore
n ' % ",S',nooh w ,ainns
ioeA' i""seheu W o'N1 rAheS Is nun bfooK'
~ .,--.-.,
lhe shosnrne inuiaiis urc III an almost Starving
eonulu"n' ihsr suPPhcs arc yhgh "reeh hNel
NH pls" h 't"tohs S"ue phis Me en'ertaihei
- " ~ w W u''''' !" 'ohh
~" - - ,aa', ,a,'''',,..
- y, ~ Ia ,,' MN,
,sna,is Is nTrsidart ~ tho connci, nII,oor',,,
$500, :, r, y. ne
do,,ros NI,,is,or az tho I,,,oror ,,,a Is,r,o,I,,
Ths prcsjIcnt ycs,n,day annnIn,o1 NJ Than,o
"a Ryyan IN sncc,.sd Con Kn,,.haIn as nis,ric
commissioner as Inc natter gentleman will rsrir,
an the nth inst In another column will he toumt
an interview with Mr. Bryan, and also sketch o
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-06-06

INC "'a' VI summer Is no" i"ii! upon U.s.
"n' nu''ut''S VI our more fortunate '''iAehs
are "o'"' W '"Ne up ',i'ir ""'u's III 'h' c"uh-
~ ~, u" '"' ",'""'a'nS UT ny ,hr sc"s.u''
""',' 'nose "hosc means permit IL are mus
i"s''i"s rum inc ho'' dusty streets II Is well
10 give moment thought TO the deserving
poor, ana especially young chiidren and hard
worhea h'o'hers' VINO nave no prospect OF get
'ng or''th Oh country air except by the aid
u 'nooo VINO nave peen more prosperous III
this Worids goods. III would not require a
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-06-06

TWENTY GIRLS living in Utah were arr stcd
for blowing horns before tho door Of newly
married couple. and the Judge spoke Of the act
Ne the "shnckinVcst kind If dcIraved derrav-
ity." The girls, no doubt. Thought it was the
jolliost kind Of jollty and the funniest style
of fun.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-06-06
ALL SHADES OF OPINION.

M s-sjsi-ol oii,srii cstSerts fsU- Pros,i-
re-f 4aaios- ssvsJ-,FSSs, irr,Fsctss q pudy,
are psAisaei jed as s.s cdr sos Rssss Eddy
fer ne isfsr-sfio- # s.r r,-Ssss. Oar or,
sps-io.s SD -iS-s ~ IS sssal u oppressed osly
IL oar s.i.orsal c0lrase
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-06-06

MAYOR ELY. Of New York, has will Of his
own. Although he has just been Installed IS
one Of the S.ichems Of Tammany Hail he re-
fuses TO he dictated 10 by Tdmnany's hos,
JoHN KELLY, in the appointment % a I.'!ieS
g ,mmisinner
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-06-06

We ARE authorized by Mr.. DEGREES :" say
that a reduction o: the force at the Govern
mcnt printing Office must take place, and that
IT is useless for persons to apply for employ
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-06-06

NoRwiCir, Cunnr ctisut. witnessed an uUP;c-
ccdcntcd phenomenon the "thes day. 4 tramp
made his appearance, asked fnT breakfast. got
il, end then TO the surprise of all, iaborc'i i"r
three hours in thc. nn cutting rEass ~ the
front yard. An industrious ir.mp was car:-
osity, AMI attracted the attention q TIE whole
ciiy
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-06-06

lrhermometrie Readings For Yesterday.

LoiB followed bV risisT barometer, rdridb'c TiHds
shifting to colder aorthuesi, cloudy Uid rdiay
usather
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-06-06

NEW York comes to the front with the
meanest man out. lie was ARRESTED for robbing
the poor-box Of church.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-06-06

CAPTAIN CRAPo, who started from New
Bedford for London the other day on schooner
twenty feet long and drawing only thirteen
inches Of water. has not entered upon the fool
hardy exploit for mere not"ricty. He has a
higher aim. He has taken single companion
with him in the person Of the wife Of his
bosom, and he is inspired with the high ambi-
ton of demonstrating, in the most conclusive
way, that man can endure the uninterrupted
and exclusive society of his wife for weeks and
weeks and vet survive.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-06-06

STATE SENATOR WOODEN, Of New York, is
said to be laying his pipes for Senator CoNK-
LING's seat in the United States Senate, and
as ROscoE has been very high-toned during the
last year or two the "boys' who are opposed
to 'airs" rather favor the change. But whether
the report of Mr.. WooDIS's candidacy is true
or false, it is certain that the friends Of Sena-
tor CoNKLISG feel little shaky, and are
breaking out in eulogies Of their leader
Thus the Albany Express, which admits that
Senator WooDIN is well enough in his way,
adds:
Our present representative, the Hon. RoscoE
CoSKLIxG who will sS1n have completed his SC
Oud term. Is by far the ab!cSt representative the
state Of New York has had since the days Of wv.
II. SEWARD. Indeed Mr.. CoNELIS" Is the pcer Of
any man in the long III Of Senators from this stale
An earnest industrious man, an indefAtiEsh!e
worker, eloquent IN speech, profnund in
thought fearless IN the dischGIse Of public dutes
| upon principle, there can he no god r,a~'n fuI
| Superccling him A. long he Is willing Ia serve
us in Representative capacity. We would be sure
| " lose by a change.
The quintctte which controls the health ar
fairs Of the District Of Columbia had their an
nual squabble over the Offices last night, and
by some sort Of hocus-Pocus arrangement,
which looks very much as though there was =
nice little ring and mutual admiration society
in the quintette, they came very near arranging
| it so that they should have at least one high
private in the rear rank. As the bHard is CON-
posed of three doctors, one lawyer, and one
layman, the latter has but limited show
| when the doctors and the lawyer combine
against him to distribute FIVE Offices among
four men. Then, again, by another subdivision
1
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-06-06

IT Is ANNOUNCED that the Manhattan Cluh
Of New York will, one day this week, give a
reception to Mr.. TILpES, Mr.. HESDEIcSs,
Governor ROBINSON and Lieutenant Governor
DoRsHEIMER, and II is further announced that
all the war horses Of the Democracy through
out the country have been invited. Dos
this mean a rcopcning Of the Presidential
question: The people are satisfied and don't
want any of such nonsense.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-06-06

TIE SnTTAs arc. a-curling 10 late aayigs
from Turkey. great siirrT-uP Of rebellion.
hut il is maaiics; that they arr ir1l'I... l.Gd
influential that the Trti ish GovrrIIlc..I j.
afraid Ia ircat thc.. v.,h severity. Instead.
therefore, Of publishing them in such 4 II:!.':cT
as melting iislrrc lion G.c:i:7. they have i-cu
simply seat 10 their rural ZONES ard directed
10 remain thCrr
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-06-06
THE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN.


The NATIONAL REPUBLICAN Is now conceded to
ee pre-cmincntly the best daily newspaper pub
lshed in Washington and prints more reading
matter In each issue than all the other daily jour
mails Of the Capital combined 1t contains the latest
Geographic news and correspondence; II II free
from all Objectionable articles reports and adyer
tisements, and may be safely admitted to every do
nestle circle.
The NATIONAL RErrBrcAS is delivered by car
Ters to any address in the District " Columbia for
Fifty Cents a Month
or
Twelve Cents q Week.
The NATIONAL REPUBLICAN will he mailed to sub.
scrhen In the United States, POSTAGE PREPAID at
the following rates always in advance
ute YEAR v W
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ote !"
The above rates are inyAriable Remit in Post
Office money orders II possible; otherwise send
money in a registered letter.
Address NATIONAL REPu BLICAN, Washington, d. C.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-06-06

4 CuRRHPCTDENr writes thai he wuT!l
like to know whether DT. MARY WN!KER
would like to marry. Is the l!i!.r DEfrr Is
in town. all proposals Of marriage shnu,d L.
addressed Ia her personally. W. arc not awarc
that because man-wc leg ra!ion. we mean
n woman-exCrcises hcroonsti;uiionaiP rruEa-
tive of wearing trousers tha; she should hc
courted differently from maiicns who wear
rctticoats.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-06-06

Tie Sae-=-a,nto DCsIN Tl5eI thinks tho
.. iGcnrgS Of MoEIaaa uprising are ascInu-
la;iur, and SINs:
The lite: Js,,c oft,c sluati"r - rf,or,,, frr.m
-s.i iSc = - thC vs; tn: Eri=ssIu intyi IS D.
mike 1Hstn ls,lsag7s IL Ts.r NF',y. t. sil tiss
" 70, ts ;c l. s,l To It's c7li i0rtl'u sstt.,ss ~
ut silky 1--we EVA tss.'.--t r'Sasc. which
Vy.'- .t-.lI o i1tt5y-tS that th,y E0- wiling
tr ind ans - y.ld ~ he will Of the l. ri Iy.i'.
I'FgI.- Tbs uay AZ al S.ysc o. What Brigham
leo - d lie ill 10 t2c Lg usi Is = alsCs'ly
~, ,-s:s-si thai IA tbs iEssCsu JC,iss, IN tie
s'lr.,Et IN, N'.~i -T".tg~-thCsS u which do T.
- s-ll Lz-c tsrn E~it.alc1l-arr GsgTilS-i n the
l. ~ Il = nj reaF. hJuSVc-. Nherc Rr:9.hSIn =
T. aIisc- hiS lafsD indians fT;', ani il = Ill; lC =
yis,T i..a ussy d. IN I'll Uf the lJrNl 81
cN;'r,!ei sSsc in do pGlztcsi valley. t'y i :
~ 'tisn, In. the aivrHt Z the Ind ANS Erl the
!.-fira & fae nnrrnGfs val tc sufireNflt warning
"a ilss 'scrI3is-. SOM thing however very
G., n. AuuiIs them may 'e nytsi the fact that II
taco ,ihsF HTIflr- q Indians arr gathered
In any valley 9: Crsh, =:sd make any hostile de
lbnusJ-st-ifs the aite-i ~tstc- tTsaIs will 10 the
viii az the t-u-eTuue1I .isu thsm suInnEsriy
aud il It NCc piainly s!ga-eai that Brigham
NOuag had dg-iEGctl any evil work for them. II
would uuTs the after cultlsiUn and overthrow VI
Mf,rgs-1 ism IL tifss IFTrEtT~
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-06-06

tclosil.S arr lle oisnLns and closing rates f1r
III Tn IN the New YORK SOCK Exchange
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-06-06

~ As autographed frOm The New York stock ~
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-06-06

Local Notices Is cents per line each insertion; city
Itenis ~ cents Per line fst sUrUn 10 cents per line
each subsequent Insertion.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-06-06

The Raltinors s-s has the following sensible
remarks in rSlziion to koSpina ds,,s in cities


The Raltiners s-s has the following sensible
remarks in rlaiiOu to kospins ds.sS in cities
The dog question + oncc uaore exercising the
I.iH.l. of rs-,e sso csnuEs so Why the ,os,. sub
jSf to sssch disss-e - hytlrOyhnita and cnpabi,
OF Communicating Il 10 man, sbluld he cherished
A. q hrtfsyhold Ist Not hug AzO Prc[ Ayerruci
dici a HartfS,i Cnnerticut. cf hyirUrhCtiH
n usual tllcre ths-S uho q rtetid that the Dc
ease frun which he Ier5shcsi va u:csciy iilagi =
airy but Ne f3ei Il. the sauac. II : I.TsiendCi that
the mental tsJ-t-<in iutp which he feil amer 'lv
l8tc the WORK of sar AMI Eucy. bot. On IN,
ether hand. Il h sAid tbAt this stale Of mind VA
discae, re1tIiDe ToiSc.a-tcal symIt m ttd
aSsthcf evidence of the IsSCfls-Sus-s II th'
~, ro-t fnnii~ 10 r,sist it. ktal influence Wat.
ever tie CstEsc. bsfe + rtnti-nl.n et Of IN n,
lIs,isi 81 ks czTrST by nEeEafic street cur aud he
!. CAY enc cut uf number who every year - III
snrh ieTpE and l~s of srlfc.,Btro' s'lluv
the lite tia; they die arum TIER own
.carS IrI-tsCa''V Nils thCr the hs:c ES5s
uf tie mind, and thrsuh hat u;su the hsiy. 90
,i!seily ui'n The la-!y. ,.gt~ nct amount 10 Eu.
IEas,h kAN1v~ IN enc trse rsf, tils the - Il
irg ihc fast the friesis q ,g ought o. show srTs
tvlCti Whirh they C'ss 5sr E3rOn the CumzGHn 'ty
which tS-rnygrs-ig~ 80 the 't-S e many ysiIa-
ate live. Thcy afc q lse In cities v hefs -sS-
iE.; lNi-c, NSsrkasel. InTssTr,l h'CEs, chairs
ami r. h are utrih NOV tksn d.. lag. an
Zen lC;; Tsf Int thts kin.i - taste osett II,
g. ~ g,lassr,i "a y5ca & Jhc5r ipu,!SEr.C~ tn a
de Nhirh irlirss uIBl humanity the usrf
!'rTT.lHc sufSrlnzs ard II T~.~ Hrv ns<ssc,i. 4
1.& sC-al tai ilzeIe bsiI.Hs aIi deserving
human Icing cgsl-h u - night t. Hss'ic g'ssl
syIala;Ey ufs-a bTuts-. Iiscse ShsEli a any Tst'
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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-06-06
Mr.. JIM MAINE, of Blaine, is

endcavuTlng To flrget the refusal Of Secretary
SEIZURE Ia revoke the urder merging the hrce pen
ION HgenCles Of Maine into the pension agency Al
Concord n u. Time heals all wounds.