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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-17

II Is L" -. hoprd ior the good name and
iAmc 0i the Whit. country that the ring ca
pastures which have bev- of such frequent
occurrence ol late years are u, las, reaching
An end with their journey westwa,,i to the
Pacific, for the latest Tcpor: Of nnI Op..a-
tions comes FROM SIN Francisco. The arrest
of PlNNEY, the navy raymas,er's clerk, led
10 the exposure al II ring in naval matters.
and subsequently 10 alleged frauds by n
ring in connection with the San Francisco
mint The llticr'hIvc reached such promi-
nrnce that II Is now said that Generil La
GRANGE. the superintendent OF the mint,
has offered hts resignation. and that SsCrr-
tary SHERMAN hI> ordered thorough i'll
vvstigatinn As ihrse changes Uf ring opera
mons originate with PISNEY who is himself
under cloud, lis naked wnid
will, Of CunIse, not bc sufficient,
but the investigation shonld I've thorough
and complete. Until that is done and the
proof IL forthcoming the country should
withhold Judgment rs to the guilt or limo
ccrce OF Il number OF prominent gentlemen
who have heretofore held honorable station,
htlt VINO are nON atNusNh VI NoAuA'NlDl WIN
these rings.
The rings in California uS elsewhere, are
the natural Outgrowth of the reckless specu-
hr:ou and the desire to become hastily rich
which has made business men. who would
otherwise he prudent and careful, act rs
though they were insane. They are the re-
, suit also OF depression in legitimate bust
ness They add zest to enterprise for
bound to do eventually. il carries destruc-
ton with it, California is not an exosp-
ton, although it has been regarded
As the most prosperous of States
All reports from there now agree that
there is as much business depression there
is in the Eastern States. Great mining
bubbles have buTsted, and not only have
the rich or the middle classes suffered, but
the mania for speculation has spread down
to the very servants, and they are all out Of
pocket and in debt Men who were nch
three mOuths,ago are now said to be beg.
ging lor employ ment. and people lately oi
affimence are making their first experiment
with extreme poverty. All kinds OF prop.
erty is sold in the most reckless manner
And so the story goes. Business is depressed
all over the country, and it will not gel
better until there shall be a cessation o.
speculation and until We shall hav,
reached that point when rings will be i'm
possible to flourish.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-17
slatisaaI Rtpablitan.


UlI. NKHIuSYL ElPUBLTNN Ippears THIS
urnminl, Il Il new io's's al type from thu rS'
rlRsshmnh ut NNrEELLNR. SMITHS y
.H,Hloyv. af Ch.ladrIphEL and Is printed "n
= EiGEarS press the peer ~ til" best ever
nnnut,wuurrI. and with i ,gIpHclty ~ issuing
uliItv rnuusIud uppu.S Ut the paper per
n,nIr WE Ir. ounli,irur thai Il generous
DuNnu vii hrllv appreciate these rhnriS TO
4rurt IT,. nt,ur and merit H. pntr"u.I:sr
Wuh G,mliIlns wAmh ~" now equal I"
aA,,s1 surIvu,l Dv the must pursprruus news
uaprtr. uf uhu ouuurTv rHE Rarr BLICAN
an4,,s, 1pun i navy opurh III III history
E,,nuv,nl. rhIr Pru~ui'nt II ~ H.. L. honest
mt nntruuu n hIs purposes and N his EN-
Rrlnur-, t,n,rrg lb0uf prnr and 10 secure
rnnl rrvurunuuG N The Suuih it will give
Nm ~ ,,lrtusH Int -4uIIuI support It,
i,,v.vur r,,-prves the r'lsnr. .vh.rh IT will
.ir!r.-.. tvrm.,sv M GritlCise Iun .uu,lrriu
gro iur- al Administrations which u. IFS
mUeuuuh IIa not calculated to advance the
lr~arr-tr md general Interests Of the
snnhi GuunEv
m buaI lli.,u< THE REPUBLICAN will
t~rr DEE anuud dvurauing the best Interests Of
7lr rrv ut Washington and OF the whole
HlSiaa,r az Cuiumbih Everything ut I'M
Burulnrs transporting III our nIi'lst will be
grmprv Gl.rhmily and ACCURATELY re-
wiuuoG % vii guard with iraluuS care the
rmd nnmr. lime and l'rusnG OF the whole
u'~g1-rn Go vii carur-,ly ddymats home
-rIr e. "a. nD. .vr pur taxpayers and thuse
must v.ra.T~ .lln'rt:~u'I IN cur wrll-hclng i
vun'a. Il lur rUvulnmunt Tug kEPrWiI-
CAV waufh has ever BEEN completely nlrn-
u.i.uL vrrh ulsyrruu interests. has given the
A,'-U +ruhTru vi iilth IN the prosperity OF
4. .t,I4lIs.1In by Ehe Investment IN. and cree
nunuE unr "t HiIr most imposing AMI sulnstHn-
uu huI-,Tugs lrv-. II IN rvrnunrut huUir
1u..Ii.I. wh.rh II IA gruamrut 10 the city
ll,t -m inst ever erected here expressly tn
alurr glir nru,l.s OF 4 great daily newspaper
By ELlu "muIOwmrut OF experienced and
amusatGg t,ii ans. an. i corps Of experienced
sbmur,il, WIN .lra uAurouwh.y AnIllnr with
uir Dlsyrrur and ~ needs, and all Liborina
un.uGnir NJ Du.lti ~ tI=I,lu anil business, UUi
Rurasilfs have uIg aes,IrinCg that they viii
uHrivs Inlpir ulruIn hir the money eN
prmhnI IA s1>sCupHun az advertisement
In IIrU. ma tffiIrt or hlbUr will be spared IL
fnr,alI uituIv BrhIre the readers of TUE RI
aga.A.Ax thu ligshust Iur.l and general IN
-,HI.-ama II tAn must attractive and read
Mn 1ir;I
Cu' INV bTLLGGK press enables us TO keel
Jnt inuu' open uIuih nUer than heretofore
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-17
THE 4. ". p. CHrRCH.

Annual Conference aT the American Zinn
Conn-ctic,-oPening Session Tr~trrtiay.
The forty-ninth session. oG the Philadelphia
and Baltimore annual conference Of the A. ".
T. Zion connection in America convened nj
10 O'Clock yesterday nj GIlbTsIith chapel. nn /.
s;rcrt; Rev. Bishop J. q. Clinton. nf the S~rnnd
Episcopal district Of the Zinn connection, prt.-
siding. About forty members wurr present.
The bishop opened the dcyuiiDns by reading
from the Bible.
The following officers wcrr elected Elder
J T. Hamcr. secrctarv; Elder A. bay. assist
ant; Elder NJ. NJ. Ben compiler ul minutes;
Elder J. V. Given reporter. The Bishop in
irOiueci Rev. T. J. Camphrll To the cnuiur-
cncr. stating that he had met him in tine state
81 Georgia! working under the auspice- nj the
FTrcinau's Bureau Of Abandoned Lands Of
the >.uth. Mr.. Campbell gave m a-cnuut nf
his work in the south in organizing ChurChes
.Sr 4 yTic Ut thanks Wa extended ~ him.
Rev. J. II. NcFaTlry. Of the Virginia rnnicr-
ence. was intro1u-rd to the Cnnicrrnrr. and
after frW remarks from thr Elder he wa aIl-
miti,i To- the privileges NJ the conference.
/ The cUnfTrencr decided to meet at 10 N
and adjourn At II m. and meet aaliR.at p
m. and clu-c a; ?. IN. daily. Aft-T the uStIai
announcements the conference adjourned Il
met At o'el0ck.
At the afternoon SESSION the ss'rcrary an
n0uposri the deaths NJ Elder John \. William
Ani HcIckiah Butler. Elders J. u. TrIS,y
and Nclsm Williams werc transferred tn tia
New Jersey CnnIcrCncc. AiGT devotional ~
ercises the bishop PrUoretird To deliver tn,
FpiScujal a.iiTrss- 10 which the closest atIen
ii"a uaS given. He npcned Ivy spanking u
the gTaci1HS goodness OF God in bringing thon
tDs,theTsagain.
The Bishop stated that the GENERAL CON
fcTenr=. at it, lAS; quatr-unial session.. saw ii
to appoint him 10 the Srr,nd Episcopal dt-
tTict Of which this conference WAS part. /
was quite gratifying to him {" learn thaI hi
appointment met the approval NJ both miui-
lsTs and churrhcs Throughout the CuIire Epis
esyal district. In ihiS district he was ".
osiVv,I I'T-sSA;IOn thirty -thr"U wan ap
and received the ordination Of dcst5uu aHi
! elder by Bishop Christopher Push. aud WI
subsequently, prBm1I-d Jn-ihc Episcopal ntiirt
in which positiOa he had served fur twenty
one ysars. lie sJ.lke q: his Episcopal vista,
tons IN the district. Of the religions and tiEIn
Cial condition q tine rhuryhrs. Mission, hal
been established. but the mission bJard ha
hlyn s'Othiul and inactive. ilC ST-bGc of tn
work Of the educational blarl. and alsn d
incompetent preachers embarrassing the hislIn
in making Out the appointments
; The BIShOps sadTC-s was referred 10 . rom
miItce. which will report upon the yaTIou
| suggestions made by him.
The conference then went into examination
, OF the characters OF it, member, prudiIl
which the time arrived Tor The annual ssTmn
10 he preached by Elder J. z. Homer, VII
! pT,Sc he'd from Proverbs, So.
The Bishop gave notice that he would Al
2 nOUBCe the cCmmIIIse to-day, and the comic
eIoc, after the annual sermon. adjourned Iu,
TIN, moluinR
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-17

rc>cntstive colcrrd man. has nothing to do with
his recent slandcr,Sus uttcranccs asssinst wash
ington and its ps,plc We do mot condemn his
course hccause the speaker was n c"ior-d
man. Mr.. DoUsLAss, in fart. made no distine-
ton in his remarks between the white and
oolorcd ciiiSsns Of Washington. He included
everybody without regard tn race ~ cnlnr. aud
his insults to this city and it, people lhvr
been rcPcllrd by our list cnlurrd citizens with
an indignation A. vehement and sinrtrc n Tint
exhibited by any white MashinEtnnian u" tin
manner born." MIR DOvHLA-s oticnSC hss "
orived all the Importance w havc attached u
il solely hcszusr Il his official r-rsitinu -
marshal Of the District Of Columbia. Had
Mr.. DnUGIN-- been private riiiEru w wn'ilt
have taken no mITe nn;irt Of him than any
other Inscriptions Individual who chncsss t.
hire hall TO tell lie~ ah"ut u.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-17
GENERAL GRANTS DEPARTURE FOR
EUROPE

Ex-President GRANT leaves for Europe
to-day He will sail fom Philadelphia in
the steamer Indiana, and as he leaves our
shores he will carry with him the best
wishes of hundreds of thousands of our citi-
zens. who will anxiously look for his sue
cessiul arrival on the other side Of the At
lantic After his many years of public ser
vice. General GRANT is entitled to rest and
recreation No President WAS ever sub
leCted to more abuse while in Office. and yet
we doubt whether any one ever made a
more honest effort TO serve his country
faithfully. That his services To the country
in war and in peace are appreciated has
been shown by the honoIs heaped upon
him since his retirement from the Presi-
dental chair. Wherever he has gone he
has been most enthusiastically. received.
This has been the case notably during the
last few days in Philadelphia. That he
will he highly honored abroad We have not
the lcust doubt, for his fame is world
,yi,la
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-17

cscnce which is most in harmony with the
course OF nature is surcst and
most satisfactory. The immediate
healing OF organic disease is al
ways regarded with doubt and uncertainty,
brcausc it ~ generally results that it is
more apparent than real and that early de-
yrlopmcnts r.veal its presence still in the
system. The SINE is true OF the deraag,-
mcnts OF Governments and States + duccd
Nv long existing l,uds among the people.
\ compact proceeding from some Cmotl"nAI
cause. leading to general enthusiasm AMI
great joy and scaled by solemn pledges oi
future regard and devotion, is ton m pnly ~
cvervrSvcnt aS the impulse prompting H.
aud iilu-Orv ~ . dream. But the ADJUST
mcut OF differences based upon mutual con
cr>,iuns and common interest. and riTnine
into compact hy the popular conviction OF
nrr,Sstv. impressed by the general expo
rirmcc, promises permanent pacilication.
Such Is the understanding brought about
In the south, aud accordingly there is hops
aud almost certainty of It's duration. The
prupr,rtors Of the soil and substance Of
those States have had restored to them
the privileges OF their hirthright, without
ahating whit Of the, material rights Of
others The only eAaction made as condi-
ton OF the removal of foreign domination
was that they should warrant and defend
the rights Of the blacks rs men and citizens (;
and as the fear that they would deny the
culUIvi race their enlargement and citizen
ship hy suine unfair means was the only
cause assigned for sustaining the hated gov
cTnmcntS over them, the benefit Is mutual
aud the guaranty sufficient Time will
show both races that their relation is none
other than that OF labuI and capital. and
that therefore their interests are identical !;
and when this has been proven by expert
ence, there will b, no further cause OF dis
cord IL will be To the interest OF the capt.
| tIlist TO elevate and culirhten the laborCT,
/ and lur the good OF the latter 10 sustain the
/ hands ct the lUrmcr Hence, whatever polit.
i,al parties there shall spring up in the South
/ they will necessarily divide both races, and
thus blot out forever the line OF dcmarka-
lion which hIS separated them since the
close OF the rebellion.
And II the Republican party can suffer
drmmutlon IN consequence Of 5" Just and
wise course oil Government II will I've be-
,:ruse and only because, OF the dc1rth Of pa
trlutism in the country II will lie further
proof that the question VI the capacity oI
the people to govern themselves is yet 81
open one. ~ many contend. NJ l"Vcr of his
country, whether 4 dw,llrr in New England
or eIscw here IAN consistently complain OF :
return To constitutional government, wh"r
I'll the REASONS ior th" original departure
thcrclrOm have bcrn removed m overcome
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-17

HI Is--s,,tinn N,-i,,-tt,, I'm tn. 0iir mill
Du- apilD.l lind Ifsn,r,- IN 0hsssnntifs,,,il
f,hssitiu.I

tbu- aptt'n'lttiii lfsa,frt IN srtiIiti fffs,,t1
tshssissuz.
IN nsts=rnIhhIupr YNiitnul Htqr,,Hl,sn.I
NBw Ynas, Why -Iifrsiitlur Hhvlrs, az.
rnmprinirtl ny f,-urhuriiry +-,liuIE uir Rfarts
and S'rnrni BhNyrIss uTisVriat tiiuttitw HILL
the neutrality-suspicious.. 7rhwwurr rruui,,n.l
hy Mnvr il,y within won't with tiiunl tn tiir
CiuvuTnur'e rr,onl vihup;u I,rnniiinu wac liuH
Long h.itirr. tltr uriiu ~ ttiu l'tIlsi,ltmiih
psrrty y hIrIr rn,wtl 81 Tr~nh iillt-i tiiu 0itv
HAL rSIIk, anti ii,py Nnn aVllti in ouitn nv q
piss, NJ rr,,l,r, iirum ttiu rirniug nj m
"rlrik until ihr t,r0 uTliir reception ut til.G5
D. m iiInr. wl,-su rmiiiurtniss n,slh"l oiiiDonsi
eager a. h.ilI, Ihnli- wifi tin nItsiiiimU Tile
prprr pa.ssril ri tit, frtt ~ tiiinitl ftitv pttiu
minute n rWirv nlrnsnit itrtttttu III ttiu uynp'
inu Wa thu agf III iiu i'p,siiimt in iiiinl:
rs, from tn, mtttnr liuitu ~ ins-uTat aud nm.
sru;iug Il ~ an dill httsy, yiiun N1rrniN 1iiuss
| his hand
/ TItr tSinvrrnni4s rrnm in tin Witrv hail.
vl,ru iry4sitiritt lIIlvrf i LIS rwTrIiiun. was
arrrrDpTnlir'y ltiupuuttrtl ll'iW ll'Trittnit m
rivrtl lt III lt,lpisi, unit w lis, trITitrr diurn
M thu. cr,wtl .tiiuurvl linn mi ~ liu 7,nInssl
frnn HE rIrriIst thrp WYNN t:it',if I'm 'i'trr''
tigT., .navrs' Amunirfl al wfil Rimsn lrniN
srt,- wuu in thr Iusnni unit ttiu T'sirs'ns wilt"
GNU T., ,,rri; lii, i-~SIiinitt iAlurl mnnliurs
nr almost ryury ,tls,ss in Iin 'SnnInnnItN
chants niiss~siniil nun lhihmrEa ::...-
chanirss nrrr'-~ anti lhrfss uiu lh'rsr VAIN
nlluv anil nrst ~ iit snRilbr mis-, lisaitmri-i
~ thu nritr, ~ street, Mnii. Muml. tiium v.s
u l,sdthlatsk with lis lsN. nu unIbnvii slniih,
ton WIZ ;ilap well rrrprssniiivt Ivy l,siit lia,s
anti men. triW i'TrIinit Ni,EvUir' sIIuiniItt
no nue WIN try1,i,-i itF stibe ii,nIii mis- tiiU
opportunity ~ 4lIIit;iuu iHu'ts uiill within. IL
snmriin,r- hilppnuViI any mt ..ni rrNwllEil Nv
yttho,t IN, h., yIaIlI ann naIfir
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-17
nHK HRrHoDHr RsrNIoS.



Bv nSssTa,l 10 The Nstis.u.A Rs4sssair=al
BAErlmnRE. May lbs-rhs MeitHiisf Prc-
ttsstaut GSnVention tAisauith street GhuTohl
this morning Confined the disoassiUa On the
adoption ai tina report Of the committee Gu the
bNsis If reunion submitted yesterday afterBS0n-
md finally adopted the rup0Ht Nv \ VOTE q Is
ynGs. To 8 nays. A COMMITTEES ~as spp1inisa
tn mike arrangements foI joint session u
tiin two ounrnntiunsi aitsr. which II AdJOaIEsd
to'3p m.
In the afternoon both Conventions met in
limit session at the Star AeihufisS EFlsnOFal
uliuruh. Poppleton STREET Rev L W. Rates
prasident ID the Neih0iiss Protestant u0nven-
timi. Called the joint body to order, and Rev
IL j Smith. pruSidrnt If the Methodist oonUen-
ti0n. dhliNHrud hrisf o0nsIHtuikfOTy address
IN the happy insult Of the dtlibsszfiOps Of ths
two iaditss.
a numher Of other spreChe- were made u
tits anu tenor after which the o0avtnfi0l ID
iVuInud until tD.murTuw morning
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-17
Il .FEgT PUElrY TIE SECURITY OF
PIRTY


Tliara ~ Nothing Alarming in the present
UIuTs nun at the E'puhiiuan party, nutwIth-
stumbling the wifi nOygnIGnts Of a lew panic
sturI,Iltn pIIrnnls. and the satisfied express
slus I'd tlr Dem0ursItiu press The great
uthirm IN tim administration 0f the Govern
uilnn m lus unruguIIted GGmmends itself to
aia indignant OF al thinking men, and prom
iass IlI the fruits VI pence and rOncilintiUn
aims,f iIr u by IL warmrst advocates; and
aiua fiiurs arr. still occasional disturbances
rlfIsgd by bud msH Ut both partlrsnnd col
IN. n sunni Of the southern States is no
ssynImU iIr 40iidrIde as IN the ultimate re.
SUN. If 1Iin Duligy such outbreaks are TO
m 4gpmuad tor considerable time
Wuu uu-r rha lsaven which has
Brur plaGud ia the pohtics of that
teu1un Inns lud opportunity 70 act upon the
sDmmFs comprising s0Cisty there and to
R,inyvl,hr uAn wlnD. body OF the people,
gurcnt rim Bublu organism OF vicious de.
uInat,f ~ ulr physical DUdY ~ pITlhed by
NM vlB0uiar bIaGGIn; and Ia say that no
uIIsuiinuI nIprnr rmrnt viii Inflow the opera
aiIn cd tli pTnr'PI, heCluse all disCOrd Is
n,d .lIisg.IIIt.inHUUsiy b ushef IN about in
s,,upinlr with uis aa-crtiuu that Mr. HAYES
n. uJti . gun,IilrltiBnnl President because
uBhf NinullGrm Democracy sIll continue to
,Q,riiRr uAG mrn-urg that made him such II
wluIHl Bu aannudid t0, be THE anticipation
at iiaiis b. lIalk der ths nIomentlry rest0Ia-
Hinr an AmrIrh Gf onn worn amt pIostrat"
Al. Ff.f1atlV h,. thu.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-17

ARM clOse IL the laSi ses>ion Ccagresr 70
stor,yl the ffapknE privilrge, - far dosunents
IsuhiishFNl IN the fnuTry fourth COugneSs con
Irtny1t The pIiVis7.- has lsrSn well Abassi since
then. In the seventy dsNs 0nos the act ueEi into
ehr,'t' an Ave'age al twenty thousand Pounds II
documents hsvp LEFT the Washington r.oS ofiCe
daily n ths's- had patti Is~iaee they would have
Yielded the Government 81 fss' daily OF slli.p
since the lAW TESs.Ni. The nood Of documents
shows sign Of d'NIrASing, As nearly sixteen tOIas
were seut ont Yesterday.
The above APPEARS a. wash'retOu'disTa;eb
to the New York SEN. 1t was a Democratic
House did all thst for the benefit Of Democrats
while it was bowling economy all the while
But we do not nOticG that the 80 condemns the
eNtTAVagauce.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-17
The Cincinnati G4,sftr Of Monday s,ys:

The vlrtu0us citizens Il wAshington have woke
thcmsclvrs M to high degree of'smperGTure over
FRED nDCGLAss Trosnt GOD nAtured criticisms
To Ia SPOKEN Of A. lazy and lackine IN morals by
man born a slave is ntheT mote than the GTsi
hmilits fc,l able to stand snd tkey are elkToTins
loudly for Nj DOUGLNs>' o.hcisl sealp The Wash.
inpton CItiSen should endeaVoT 10 cultivate .
greater thickness OF cuticls
The CGticle Of the citizen Of Washington IS
thick enough, but it auiven when it is eG'
posed to deliherNts lying aud SANDER from the
lips Of one intimately connected with onr
Affairs. The average citizen Of Cincinnati
can't appreciate our sensitiveness, for i'm
morality appear ta::run .riCt in that SABBATH
breaking city. The same issue Of the Gdlstts
from which We quOte..the. above has the follow
ing
EwhAi are We onmi-g To in Cincinnati. The
sabbath Il dispzsried. Hem are all the variety
shows and theatrt~ opened on sunday in violation
of Law Who Is resI'1nsiblei
II the facts required US to say that Of Wash.
ington We should put our hands on our mouths
and our mouths.iu the dust, The good Deacon
RICHARD SMITH should frst cast the beam out
of his own eye before he calls attention to the
mote IN his brotherseye.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-17
INDIAN VIEWS.
Dissavary af a Hostiis Camp IN the Bls
Horn Ranx-.

ny Telegraph to the SsEionEl RsT@faAcan-l
GkNn SrANBAuGH. WYOMING TEKEIrOEE.
Mhp IB.-Rspsrfs frum Camp BrOEa q the
I6lh state TINT Snake Indians scouts have dis
aoNsrIsi a hostile camp On the bead II Bad
wltuH abBHt ssventy-ive miles northwest
fium Camp Brown. ON the west SIDE d Big
Hum nnsn. They Hpsrt INV m sixty lOierS
Cant. j. Nix. I'd cavalry, commanding al Camp
Bfnwn with partition Of his Command and
Ilit.tune Indians. under Ton Co~EIOVe. viii
muvn against them immediately
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-17

great deal Of future trcuble by settling at once
the Mormon question. No better time will
ever present itself for the abolition Of the in
iquitous system than the present.. Everything
is ripe fcr permanent settlement Of the mat
ter Bishop LEE with unmistakahlc proof Of
guilt upou his soul. has becn hr"aEhi To iudg-
mcnt 4 cloud Of dark suspicion rests upon
BRIGHAM YouSG and many other high
MOnnun officials. A sentiment Of the strongcs;
character prevails against the PolyEam"uS sys-
ten throughout the country. and the Nor
mons arc preparing to use furcc to prevent the
punishment Of the guilty. The-e things all
combine 10 make the present a golden OPP"r-
tunity in which to blast forever the ups trcc
Of immortality which was planted by J"HN
SMITH aSl nourishcd by BRiGHNN N"CNG
with the blccd % innocrnt Gcntiles snd the
iuiquitieS Of the infamous system. II is WiSe
always to strike when the iron = hot.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-17
uISf EIItNI.

honor ~
NJ s=sa y.gar ss. b va. tavrrie,l Zoe the use Of the
sss-s-u-T--- q ina
.,
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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-17

The FAT l. that MI nOCCLASs Is in no sens a
the word a repTe~s NATIVE CUlOrt'i man, HIS dark
kin wa a gOlsFnd Ia him in m0rc ssIIsss than
He has traded upon 1t and traveiei upon i--IA1iG-
iSlDLiG Tita''
The TSfar Of last evening gives eunenCy 10
the foregoing, and as it is unaooumPanied by
any explanation OF comment We must irresist-
IDLY conclude that il indorses the sentineRts-
expressed. Whether Mr., DOUGLAss has white
OF colorUd skin. OF whether OF not he is rep
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-17
Departure Of tho Russian FI--t From sAn
Franchises.

ny n4tGInpA to tis- SsIianA RsTaatairAR
SAN RRASUsoo. May l6-The sIeaEneT
BaEiu saiItsi hUnue today Coz Hong KouE- VIA No
I.uNama. Carrying S!aJfn in Treasure nosIiy hne
silrnr anrh df this shipment TNs On Elr1geHn
.uulunt. The Russian uarveitts, h2gulz AlhIuChi
am, tIsatluiUk saiIt- fram ihis psini t-lAE unAgH
ssIssl ITihrs though II is given Oui ihey re1GEn a.
iiiisHfAn stlIt0lIA