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National Republican., 1878-05-25

THE Democrats throughout the country
are in great delight, for the reason that they
have heard that Senator DAVIS, of West
Virginia, has discovered that the Treasury
books will not balance into $2OO,OOO 900.
When they learn that this is mere mirage
under the Senator'S disordercd vision there
will De less laughing on the back seats
National Republican., 1878-05-25

THE Cincinnati Enquirer, at first an OPP
ponent of the Title Investigation, is now
changing its tune, and assumes to say that
MexicanizAtion is not such irightful thing
after all. 1t says tho robbers in Mexico are
in the majority, and might have added that
they are trying to reach equal prominence
in the United States
National Republican., 1878-05-25
Glue and Charity.

The venerable Peter Cooper appeared In the
charge Of libel and demand for $4,000 damages.
on the part OF Wallace T. Groom, who was con.
neced with him IN the greenbuck movement OF
1875. The great philnnthrOpist Is u living witness
to the fact that playing politician and Presidential
candidate Is apt to cost more than 1t comes TO.
Better stick to glue and charity,
National Republican., 1878-05-25

THE New York Tribune says: /" Mr.. PoT-
"TER has good deal of trouble in getting
"his committee to huddle up, while Mr..
"SnERMAS seems to be a highly-organizcd
quorum all the time"
National Republican., 1878-05-25

THE Democrats must not be allowed to
forget that the Electoral Commission was a
machine of their own invention. Ifit did
not work to suit them, it was the fault Of
the inventors, and not of the machine.
National Republican., 1878-05-25
FOR STATIONERY.

Pusr-OFFicE DErARTMENr, May n. 1874
SCRl'd proposals Will be- received 1T this department
until - OC'Ock m. un THURSDAY. June 20, lS7S
for furnishing STATIONERY for the Post Ohice DO
pRrtmrnl iOI one year from July |, lS7s,
Bank fOrns Of proposals showing the Items End
rslimued quantities required, together with circular
relating thereto will b. furnished on application to
this department,
Proposals should he addressed to the Flst Assist.
ant rOStm Aster.Genern and ndOrsed Proposals for
Stationery" j. NJ. KEY,
Postmaster ieuefll
National Republican., 1878-05-25

THE true inwar,lncss of the Potter in
iquity leaks ont from private dispatch
sent from Pittshur4 By Senator WALLACE,
of Pennsylvania, at the close Of the recent
Democratic State convention held in that
city. lie says in his dispatch: The TIL
DEN men were hero in force, but did not
"prcvall," As the convention declared
against any interference with President
HAYES title, it is very easy to see in what
particular they did not prevail"
National Republican., 1878-05-25
A Subject for Investigation.

New York WOrldl
Icter Cooper paid for poking political papers be-
fore persons In all places II the Political papers
Peter Cooper paid for pOkiug before persons In all
places were not pOkGd before people In every place
where were the political papers that Peter Cooper
paid for pOkng before persons in all places pOkedi
National Republican., 1878-05-25

THE voice of Vermont is ever heard
ing declarations of the Republican platform
adopted at Burlington last Thursday
against further Southern Confederate en-
croachment will be heard again and again
in echoes from the Green Mountains to the
banks of the Potomac. But there was a
slight evidence of Yankee gullibillity in
some portions of the platform especially in
the plank alludng to the possibility of fair
play and good government for Republicans
in the Democracy-ridden Southern States
When your Yankee is gulled, he is gcner-
ally gullcd all over; but when he finds, a
the VcrmOntcrs soon will, that he has beer
deceived he is fight all over, too
National Republican., 1878-05-25
The Live Issue.

Some OF tho country editors are still discussing
the question whether Mr.. Hayes should be en-.
dOrsed or not at Cincinnati. That question is Us
dead as a last years almanac. The live issue Is
whether Mr.. Hayes has right to hold his Office.
On this there is no disagreement among Republi.
CANS,
National Republican., 1878-05-25

CLARKsON y. PoTTER's honor stands be-
tween the country and revolution. This,
perhaps, ought to be satisfactory, but pub
lie confidence is little shaky.
National Republican., 1878-05-25
DIED,

LADDE.-Fel Iea 'cfty and sweetly q sleep on
the nhernc on Of "Wednesday. May .? 1873, CAROLINE
ATGI'-TA LADDE
" will lay me Iwn In peace and take my rest, for
II l. thou. Lord, only that nakes dwell lin safety.
Relations aud iri,n IL are Invited to at end her
fmCrnl. on Saturday, & In U'cUck D. M, q ON IT.
Johns Church, WaslingtDn, d. 4.
National Republican., 1878-05-25
DRorosAIS FOR MATERIAL.
orrIcr or rnE PrnIIc pnIyrrn

OFFICk Of THE PURLIc PRISTFR,
WAsHISUTUS, May a. 1878
Proposals will be received by the Public Printer
unt the 18th day OF June, 1870 al 10 clock IL m for
mnternl" for the use Of the Government Printing
Oihce nom July 1875 To June N ls7D schedules Of
materials desired, and such Instructions relating Ito
quantities, terms of bid ling, etc, may ba deemed
eApedlcnt, VIII be furnished application 10 this
Cilice. Address JNO. u DEFREES,
myS Public Printer, Washing on, ID. {.
National Republican., 1878-05-25
A Sweet Trio.
Nn.I Nnrk Ernnmnn

New York Freeman.l
Goode Of Virginia Banning, of Ohio; Patterson,
Of Colorado, three Democratic Congressman who
hold their seats through the most outrageous and
clearly proven frauds, arc sweet trio 10 vote for
investigating fraud In Florida and louisiana
National Republican., 1878-05-25

milwaukee sentncl
The Democratic leaders assume that the masses
Of the party are q crowd Of Greasers who will ap-
prove of the Tiden. Mexican movement.
National Republican., 1878-05-25
Two ofa Kind.
A Crowd of Greasers,

[DoSton Traveller.
NIr. Carter Harrison, of Chicago is riyaling Clio
vcr as Congressional blundcrbuSS
National Republican., 1878-05-25
DO not Propose to be Mexioanized.

Kansas City Journal OF Commerce.
The Democrats have got their Potter resolutions,
but the simple protest Of Alexander II. Stephens
has destroyed oil its effect in advance. The peo-
pie of this country do not propose TO De Mexi-
Canized.
National Republican., 1878-05-25

THE Cincinnati Enquirer rccites GLovER's
latest investigation exploit and plnintively
axis when will Mr.. GLOVER catch Re-
publican ~
National Republican., 1878-05-25
Tho Mud-Muciine EecoII.

cleveland Herald
John Sherman Is the kind Of man that strikes
back. The Democrats will find that they walked
up the wrong passenger when they turned their
mud naChlno on him.
National Republican., 1878-05-25

AN. Lerve Washington
800 r. m.-BalllmJrei Ell colt City, and Way Sta
tI-O a. m.-BallImore, Philadelphia, New York and
and Way stations between Relay and Piedmont
SO q. rt m'"Potnt Of (t"cEs and Way stations
SND BALTIMonE ESrRil$ rARLon'CAn to New
fsSs All a in'Sf ,Hnis, tincnnttl Chicago and PITTS
burg lIpress Connects for lLngersown and Valley
Through Car 10 S;aunt0n rAnion;CAg TO Grafton.
and SEEriN"4 Aa to Gn"inn" Columbus Chicago,
GCO-On EGnday only. baltimore. Annapolis, aud
ti6NO a. nj baltimore Express
l&Iop. m.-Batn,ors ElI!cou City. Annapolis. and
fi#0p m.-NEw YonK, PHILADELPHIA, ASp Bos-
TN ENrhtsS On SUNDAY to baltimore and Way
i5j p NIL fillmore Blade n.hurg Annapolis juno
tlai y. m.--Frrdrfck. Point Of Rocks, Hlserstown,
Minchestcr; aud Way stmiins SUNDAY to Point OF
g!C-Gnrin,orc. nnnpos! and Way statlons
EKpres Eao ciy HSK I% r%n HSIGl N5mPSns
TAKEN ~ THE HAns DlH'!.r TO BOAT AT CANTON.
no cong"Gtion sunday Tor Norfolk. stop at Baions-
baltimore and Way Stations.
tnll-t'nICAgQ ASD CoLrMnUs ExrEiass. SLEEP
ts:lD p. n.-rRlt more IN press
burg l. Gypr,ss sIEFriSt AIS to sl I"nis and pits
burg. No connection rrr pIusburg sunday,
riSSnn EHrai @ tHR 70 NeS 4Srk a and
sGEcIAL sLEErINa,GAH to Philadelphia.
AZ other trains daily exeapt sunday.
For further Information apply at TIckct Offices at
Depot corner New Jersey avenue and / street, as,
soSt % %ohwest @SsSn %"S and MI Msonc oi Temple
ihsh sTs s GSGr@Wn TN wers % TICKETS 1 Ssnv can be prs %
W. / CLEMENTs Master oi Transportation.
l.. COLE, General Ticket Agent.
GEO \. KOONII. General Agent.
National Republican., 1878-05-25

Utica Republican.
An attempted Mexican revolution In the United
States must furnish a large amount OF available
political capital for the Democratic party ~ 20 Into
the fall campaign with.
National Republican., 1878-05-25
DROPOSALS FOR BUILDINGS.

DErOT QUARTERMAsTERs OfFIIL,
WAsIIISGTUS, u, g., ApTl -, 1873,
Sealed proposals In trlpllCite with n copy Vi this
advertisement attached Will he received nj This Office
TIL " clock noon, May u, ls1s, ut which time and
plArH they w he opened IN !he presence Of bidders,
tor III" con StTucllon ~ Fort Whipplc, Va, of Ord
nance shed mud Brick Magazine IN ncrorlance with
plans which can be seen ut this otiiCr. Details and
requirements Rs TO manner of bidding will lie fur-
nished On Application TO the undersigned.
a. i, ROCKWELL.
pp21 Drput Dunrlrrmn,Ipr.
National Republican., 1878-05-25
A YEAR WORTH LIVING: A

A YEAR WORTH LIVING: Story OF Place
md People one Cannot Afford NOt to Know.
by GEnRGE NJ BAKER, AuthOr Of Inside" The
New Timothy" Nose Evans" Garter Quarter.
man." &c. Boston: Leo Il shepherd New York
Charles T. Dillingham;. Washington, d. G.: viii
liam Blllantync IL Son.
This agreeable volume contains hit OF ro-
NANCE the scenes of which are laid in the
South before the advent of emancipation
hence it is strongly charged with the planta'
ton characteristics of that section of this great
country. The style Is easy and graceful, and
the inculcationsarc full of interest aud instruc'
tion. It will prove delightful library oil
travelling companion, and will undoubtedly re-
ceivc a wide circulation among tho readers o
light literature.
National Republican., 1878-05-25

SANTA ANNA TrLDEN and PoRrIDIo
DIAz POTTER carried the day in the meet
ing of the Democratic National Committee.
National Republican., 1878-05-25
PACIFIC RAILROAD CoMM1ssIoy.


1t may not be out Of place now to call
the attention of the Senate to House bill
No 400, which provides for the appoint
ment of three commissioners to protect the
Governments interests in the Pacific Rail-
roads, and which is on its way to law.
This bill names the commissioners, when
their appointment properly belongs with
the Executive. In its present shape the
bill smells little Of the ring and rescm-
bles job, when these commissioners
should be entirely free from all rings, and
should he above even suspicion in that re-
gard. They should all be unquestiOnably
citizens of the United States-while one of
those named in the bill, Mr.. ALBERT FINK,
who gained some notorcty by his Patent
Iron Bridge and who now holds a posi-
tiOn in connection with the New York
pooled freight combination, with two years
uneXpircd contract, we understand, with
these interested roads. If this be so,
and we trust the Senate will inquire
into it with view to asCertaining the incts,
it occurs to us that Mr.. FINK is not just
the man to look after the interests of the
Government in this behalf.
Then again, 1t may be as well for the
Senate to ascertain the fact whether or not
Mr.. FINK is now citizen OF the United
States; and further whether during the
war lie served in the Union army; and if
not, whether it was for the reason that he
claimed exemption as u German subject :?
This Is an important measure, and ii /, to
he hoped that the Senate will scrutinize it
closely before sanCtiOninG its enactment as
a law. The interests Of the Government in
| the Pacific railroads are Of sufficient i'm
pOrtunce to secure able, impartial, unsubsi-
! died, and honest men on the COmmssiO n
! that is to have custody Of them.
TIE FEAR OF THE CONsPIRATORS.
If you want to bring n chill upon tho
! fcrvor Of Greuscr just print the name of
| GRANT in small caps and place it before
| his eyes and he will cry for cholagOgue Just
as a suffering child does for Mrs. WINS
Lows soothing syrup" We find that a
mercIul consideration of the feelings OF
! these excited conspratOr5 against the peace
and welfare Of the country demands that
the name Of General GRANT shall be used
but seldom, and then in a way 50 delicate rs
not to iacerute them. We must be yeiy
tender with them, so as not to swell the
volume Of human misery to a higher tide
than now exists. How fortunate it is, they
think, for the schemes Of these revolution
lists that General GRANT is now in the Old
| WOrld-and that, no doubt, accounts in some
degree for their haste In getting their revo-
luhonary machine under way. They hope
to destroy the Government and capture the
National Republican., 1878-05-25

-S5ys FROM DR.. 8. W HUNTER, BALTI-
w mOie, Nd. Having become inmilinr with
Coldcn's Iie6igs Liquid EStrnct OF Beef aud Tonic
Invigorator, lake pleasure IN recommending rs an
excellent preparation combining rs II does fond and
tonc In a remnrkahe way, producing good blood,
healt h. md strength" myIstt
National Republican., 1878-05-25
DRoPosAIs FOR RATIoNs.

PKOPOsAIS FOR KATIUNS.
QUARTERNAsTER's OFFfCE,
UNITED STATfs MARINE tOgIS
WAsHISGTOS, April ~. ISIS.
Sealed proposals, IN duplicate Will be received at
this Office until Il o'clock OF TUESDAY the llth
day OF June next for furnishing Taons tn the United
States marines AT one or more OF the following sta
tons, from July I, 1875 to jth June, ls7y:
Portsmouth, New Hampshire.
thhT stOwn, Massachusetts
Brooklyn, New York.
League Island, near Philadelphia, Penn.
Washington, District OF Columbia
GDspOrt, near Norfolk, Virginia
Annapolis Maryland.
Mare Island, California
Specifications, with blank proposnls. can he OBJ
taln.d upon application at any Of the staUn named
or nj tho oihres OF the Quaricrmarler, Washington,
d. C., aud Assistant Quartrrinastcrs B South Fourth
street Philadelphia. Pa, and % Broad street, New
York.
Proposals should lie indOrsed Proposals for Ita-
lions" and addressed 10 tho undersigned
W. H. SLACK,
my7-lwiw Major and QHHrIeTmaster
National Republican., 1878-05-25

third
Specifications, with blank proposals, can be OBJ
tanned upon application at any of the stations named
or Vt the offices Of the QuaTtrrma-ter. Washington,
ID. e., Assistant QuaTterinIIst ttrs 20 South Fourth
street, Philadelphia Pa, ard 80 Broad street, New
York.
Proposals should be ndorsed Proposals. for Fuel"
ard addressed u the Undersigned
W. II. SLACK
my7-twiw Major and Quariermaster.
National Republican., 1878-05-25
TRAVELLERS, GUIDE.
1877 3
1873
GREAT

ro THE NdSTT EESNsYkyATIA EtT R9uJE g usJ5E;,ruwra,
splendid scENEfTIi MNAkdNIFicENT EQUIP
TRAINS LEAVE VIZ MhsIiIsETas i lTS from Depot, cor
For SPs IL g "a fSsss s % I'D I s:pHs $sy rom
ZAP HsrrIM%kE dSE T Ps,fss fSN f su e SGlcrS9
Ra Gs Pa SSsh nI. m 10 g X aey ssesp ssss
Losk Haven, Eimlra and Watkins al iGOa m
For SsS YtSlp YSifp and Si the fast, rs M and ea p
daily Th Palace Cars attached n L%,sa aniiy M az.
For il&;eoSy% New York all through train, conasq.
aroIdi1g direct TRANSFER to Fulton street syoa, void
for New York and the Fast, 100 m, daily; escePys
For fRadepnla i:so p; m daily ehcep, sunday sna
press sS a y: daily, eieept sunday: .~,.
Accommodation for baltimore @SS sN a. IN. anu -
For Popes Creek Line, sS a m. and 10 p n daily
For Annnpoils, G:ii IN. and "A Up. daily esceps
NAY AND ALEXANDRIA, AND WASHING
p M. On sunday a, eiO .. nj. and /. and !, y. IN.
For the soutl va Richmond, rs a. m, daily. and
Tans leave % 'S XsxsSSFa foI Washington al $40
hl0. 10 II a IN l. ~. Gl0 and y. ~
| TN SUNDAY at $40 and 10 IL IN. and j:lO y m.
Tickets, Information sleeping and paTlorcar 40
cOmmodaiions can be procured At the Offices north
OF Thirteenth street and Pennsy lvana ay
enuG. northeast corner Of sixth street md Pennsy
len Tor the checking Of bagslse 10 destination rom
| hotels and residcnces.
| /. r. FARMER, General Passenger Agent
FRANK fHOSsON. Gcnerni Manager. al'i usL
| BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
| The.rrent dOnblc-irack,
| NATIONALR ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
NORTH, NORTHWEST WEST. AND SOUTH
National Republican., 1878-05-25
NEW Publications.
PERIODICALS,


Litctrs Liring Age of May p is out, frcighted
with variety Of very interesting matter.
The Edinburgh Rsriep for April has been laid
on our table by Messrs. L. NJ. Whitaker & Son,
9il Pennsylvania avenue also Black~ood's
Eiinburgh Mdga=ine.for May, with a rich table
of contents.
The Sdni'drian, the organ of the medco-
legal society, for June, 1878.
WINGS. A novel. by JULIA X. WEruERELt-
Philadelphia: J. D. Ltpplncou & Co. Washing
ton, d. C.: william Blllantyne 4 Son, rs Sew
enth street.
This volume of romance Is full of profitable
sentiment and admonition. 1t teaches an in
structive lesson of tho use of wings in the
voyage of life from the cradle to tho grave.
and the danger that attends the flights of am
bition when our wings bear us to an altitude
so high that the position cannot be sustained
and we fall back again to earth with crushing
force.
National Republican., 1878-05-25
SPECIAL NOTICES

nBs OPINION or II. r. s. sTEUART,
kS presld, MT MarylaiSi Hospital, Baltimore:
RI have used Cold, Ms feOlgs Liquid Extract Beef
and Tonic InvgoratOr for m'As Than year, and re-
commend II OF the most efficient preparations
have ever met with. II combines the virtues Ot food
and toniUfN remarkable way. mygtGt
r5syoREv. DIR WATSON, OF MEMPHIS, TENN
~ former editor Of the Southern christian Advo-
cate, will preach MONDAY and TUESDAY EVEN
mos, NAV q and -, M7,, o'clock. at sheldon Hall,
on street. All plrsons Interested In the proof Of
mans progressive dos ny and immortality should
fall to hear him. charge OF ten cents at the door
will b. male.
wAsHiHGToS, d. G., NAV "A. 1873 my:S2ts
slly- OFFICE or GEoRgEs CREEK COAL
w AND IRON COMPANY, BALTIMORE
May - lNa-A general meeting of Ockholders OF
this company will he hod at Iher office, No. Riate
building halt more Tuesday, Juna u, ISIS. from " to
O'clnck y. M. iOr the ELECTION Of NINE d.
NECTOts CHAS. W. MILLAR
m2i, ,S-Juiu Treasurer.
National Republican., 1878-05-25
DRoPosALs FOR FUEL
QUARrERaAsTER's oYYIcG,

QUARTERMlsTER's OYfIcr,
UNITED STATES MAXINE CORPs,
WAsHiSUToS, April ID ISIS.
Sealed proposals. IN duplicate, will be received Al
this Office until y o'clock m. Of FRIDAY, the lth
day OF June next, for supplying Wood and Coal to
the United States marne- al one or more OF the !ol
lowing stations, from ist July 1873 TO h June 1879:
Tons Cords
OF Coal OF woLd.
Portsmouth. New Ham pshre-.......... 10 20
CharlestOwn, Massachusetts. ..,..-........ 40 70
brooklyn, New York, including As
siStnnt Quartcfmasters Office, New
League Island, near PhIlal lelphia, Pa,
Including Assistant Quartermaster's
Office, Phialcl .........,,.,..-... 70 100
Washington, District OF Columbia, in
cluding guard ~ Naval Mag tZine-.. 80 2n
Annapolis, Maryland. ...,.............-.... -~- ~
tiOspOrt, near Norfolk, NA..,.-...,..... - 81
Mare Island California .~....n............. 10 81
National Republican., 1878-05-25

The.rrcnt dOublc-rack,
NATIONAL ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
ruIlik
NORTH NORTHWEST. WEST. AND SOUTH
WlSr.
MAY l2, i:,Sl +. m.
National Republican., 1878-05-25

SATURDAY, :. MAY 25, 1878.
National Republican., 1878-05-25
DRoPosALs FOR FUEL, FORAGE, AND

rIlysl
Bismarck tri-weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1881, 1878-03-07
AFmxotteu Murdwer...s

South Bend, Ind, special Of 10th: The
daily Tribune of this evening announ
ces the discovery of Daniel Mcfarland,
the murderer of Albert D. Richardson,
ct work in the aStudebaker carriage
shops, sewing leather protectors on
buggy shafts. On the paysroll Of the
company bis name Mas. entered IS D.
Mcdowell, ,Hsswas aisch.rged on Sat
urday, has been drinking since, and in
one of his fits Of lntoxicatfon let out
the secret which hs has % well kept
during the six months he has been here.
Bismarck tri-weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1881, 1878-03-07
Kse1y . Great HunbuE.

CIeve3aDd nefsId. : - - u
Ar. Keely, of "motor" fame, is >
hopeless MISUNDERSTANDING.
. Keely absorbed about one hundred
thousand from credulous people to de-
velop his humbug machine, witch
was going to supercede steam, and dis
pense entirely with the use of fuel
dc pretended that with teacupful Of
water be could run a train of cars .
hundred miles. For over three years
be lived sumptuously, drove fine horses.
wore diamonds, and drank champagne .
at the expense of the stockholders in
his motor company-one Of whom, by
the way, was = Cleveland editor. If
Keely gets his deserts he will furnish
motive power for breaking stone in the
penitentiary.
Bismarck tri-weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1881, 1878-03-07
Black Hills News.

Our friend Hall, of the Bismarck
stage line, has had the com2any's barn
in this city remodeled. Making it now
the cleanest, largest and mos: conven
'ient stable in the Hills. The whole in
terror has been .awbitewashed, and a
compartment divisioned off for the
stage stock,=while the balance of the
concern is devoted to tho freight teams.
Strass & Whitehead and WardDer &
Bittinger received 81. 1000, and $4,000
pounds Of goods respectively. by tho
Northwestern Transportation Co.'s
mule train Yesterday and to day: The
trail wagons Of this trstn were left st
Gep ptennial prairie and were brought id
this afternoon 2"i 70 - y''i''Al 81
Judge Sahler has closed his hotel, on
Sherman street, and VIII rSmove bis
family to Geo: Shingles dwelling on
Williams strsst. TIE Judge contem-
-p1stes the srsctson ofz q Ht1s clsss hotsl
building on Main. strset, adjoining 1r
win + Ellis hsrdwsre store, during the
spriog. y aas tstsa fszg j
Owing to the great scarcely Of beef
cattle in the Hills our butchers are At 4
loss to know what direction to take. in
quest Of them. So they h.ye-er some
of them-adopted the fashion Of setting
. stick on end and going in the direction
it falls, thus taking the chasces Of run
ming upon sn OF or two. .r.s..,-
Hay is worth only thirty dol1srs .
ton 10 this market, Last yssr st this
time it WAS scarce ct sevsnty-dve dol
lars per ten. Thousands of tons Of
hsy il now stacked in tas several
camps heresbouts, aud thousands more
10 the vslleys tfitutsry to this market,
consequently this commodity Will not
:each tho figures 10 did last spring.
DeadDood Times. .,.s-5 E--sr. ....-.-
Bismarck tri-weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1881, 1878-03-07
HAYD HAPpY.

Hov He Took the Veto VVstse3eo.
WAsH1sGroH, March 1.-To-day .
number OF conservative congressmsn Of
both political parties called upon Pres
ident Hayes to offer their words ofeon-
doleDee over the treatment he received
from the two houses Of congress ysster-
day. Instead of finding the president
in any way depressed by the summary
action of the fanatics, however, they
were met with hearty welcome. and
the president MAS unusually cheerful in
spirits. Whether this appearances was
assumed for che occasion q not, Of
course remains alone the presidents
secret; but it is certain that ne expect
ed nothing more nor less than that the
bill would pass over his veto. Under
ordinary circumstances the swiftness Of
the passage of the bill over the veto
might have piqued the president, but
the duty he hal to perform in vstoing
it was great one, and no doubt re.
quired considerable sc1sWing up Of
courage, and having discharged nis duty
j: il friends say that he enjoys relief
IF mind and body which nothing that
congress could do Oh the subject would
disturb. The pressue that WAS brought
10 bear on him no. to veto the bill wa
beyond all estimate, and he heard every
:. pp-aI, noted the threats, and vie~ei
,.s Consequences, and then vetoed sne
= j. with his mind fully made up TO
!. .and all hazards HIS friends also say
nat If w;ll take something more than
=>tetdAy's action Of congress to Tuihs
u. eauanimIiy Of hix satisfacti0n.