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National Republican., 1878-11-21
PERSONAL.

RAYMOND will take Risks In Memphis next week.
l. l. II. TAPLIN of England Is sojourning at the
Arlington.
REV. y. BJERRISG, OF New York. is sojourning at
WOrmley's.
LruTESASrJ. VAN ARsDALE, US. A, is the
EOOit House.
DR. JoHS NJ. srRELB, U. S. u, is registered at the
EbOiu House.
CORNELIUS HENRY, of New York. is guest at the
Ebbiu House.
EDw. +. QUISBY, of New YORK; is registered at
the Arlington.
CHARLES NoRDnorF, of the New York Hvd'd, Is
at the Arlington.
WILLIAM b. KERR, of New York, Is registered at
the RggS House.
Hos. A. II. GARLAsD, OF Arkansas, IS stopping at
the Riggs House.
COLONEL J. II. GILMAN, L. s. A., Is luGrtercd at
the Ebbltt House.
Hon. THAD C. POUND, of Wisconsin, is a guest Of
the Ebblu House.
MAJOR T.. ". HALE, of Few York, is booked Of
the Ebbtt House.
Mis- EMILY FAITHFUL Is accused Of taking all
HneT-dinneT cigar.
CONMODoRE 7. A. PARKER U. s. n, Is anchored
al the EbbiIt House.
COLONEL N. A. BRYsoS, OF 81. Louis, is stopping
at the Ebbiu House.
T.. DE MEROlLA Italian Consul at Baltimore Is O
guest at NOrmlcy's.
Hos ADRIAN 5. HEWITT, Of New York, is stop
ping at the Arlington
MIR. +. l. ADAMS, OF Boston, aud James Thomp
son, New York are at wormley's.
ions d. MILES, Indian Agent at Cheyenne Agen
Cy, |. r.. Is posted at the Riggs House.
| TUE London lIOHd announces that DR. Newman
will be offered Cardinals hat before six month";
| are over.
| WILLIAM. DRAPLE, OF Massachusetts; ]. II. Reed
of New York. and Nathan Appleton Of Boston, ar,
guests at the Riggs House.
| THE Rev. Jonathan Watson, of Edinburgh
! contemporary Of the Iialdancs. and more thai
| iny years Baptist pastor, Is dead.
| u. n PHIPER, Of North Carolina reads his week
| ly paper through pair Of spectaclcs brought b.
| liis grandfather from switzerland In l7Gl.
| Herr WILHELM caught very severe cold II
Baltimore last saturday night, which was aug
mcmtel during his ride TO New York In hot sleep
ingcar lie was compelled to postpone his Mon
| day ComCerl IN Now York CITY In ClllsequemCe.
National Republican., 1878-11-21

formT" Since the political reasons upon which
nlone such removals were ever justified have now
ceased, why not restore the old incumbcnts and
thus let Democrats look elsewhere for favonf II
seems but reasonable that Democratic ofce holders
who have, In the late elections, insidiously used
their ofiicial positions 10 pcrpetnate the Solid
South" should be untrnm mclcd 10 seek future IA
vors within their own party-a party which hopes
for power In 1851, and which Democratic place
hunters esteem higher than Government which
they secretly haic.
Two men may be equally competent TO discharge
the duties Of al oflCc. One Is u Union man, a Re.
lily In unseish efforts to serve his Government In
Its greatest peril. The other has used every means
In his power TO destroy or discredit the Govern
ment Now which OF these men Is the better cnti-
tied TO recognition by a Republican Pre,ldcnt7 To
ask the question Is to answer H. NRPITAS.
National Republican., 1878-11-21

Of civil war. And while they crate in this
style the Republican members will feel 50
very, very sorry that the mutations Of time,
vigorously pushed by the trcachery Of the
Southern Bourbons, have placed them oil in
accord with the Administration. Really IL
is to be hoped that the Democracy will not
be too relentless; that the will let up lit
tie, as 1t were, and not thrust too much Of
TILDES and his exploits in our grief-strick-
en- faces at one time. Perhaps this hope
will be realized
National Republican., 1878-11-21

JAMES A. BRIGGs, ESQ, a State assessor
OF New York, in u recent address, introduced
some very interesting statistics relating to
the hen and egg business OF that State. IN
ffty-three counties Of the Commonwealth
the hens have assumed the business OF at
tending to the State tax-lcvy themselves
and have laid eggs enough TO keep the
rural communities harmless from taxation
The self-devotion of these excellent and ex.
emplary birds should not 30 ungewarded
FRANKLIN long ago recommended tn,
adoption Of the turkey as our national EN-
blem, but this recommendation WAS mo-
acted upon. ana there are associations, botl
patriotic and poetical, in favor Of retaining
the eagle, now that we have got him
Nevertheless something may he done ii
honor of the hen which will enable her t.
roost very high without DISPLAYING the birC
Oi freedom.
National Republican., 1878-11-21

Now that GORDON has been almost
unanimously reelected as United States
Senator from Georgia, the New York Tribune
reminds him that there are many people
who arc anxious to know why, when Mr..
SMITH WEED went to Baltimore from
Columbia to get the stuff" in three
packages the stuff" being SsO,OO0 for
bribery purposes, he should have sent, on
the day he arrived at Baltimore and met
Colonel W. T. PELToN, two dispatches in
cipher to General GORDON, which, TO say
the least, seem to place the Senator from
Georgia in the position of SMITH WEED''
representative aud couGdant. And that
even the Senator from Georgia must admit,
must appear, in the light Of recent reyela-
tons, 4 very dubious position TO hold
National Republican., 1878-11-21

THE searching spirit Of investigation will
soon descend upon Washington with all its
permeating jug-handlcdness The expert
ence Of the Democracy during the three
years it has had control of the House hLs
not satisfied It's managers in this regard. To
be a Democrat is to believe that Republican
administration Is corrupt and to be disap.
pointed in that belief, but to pcrseyere in ii
regardless OF repeated disappOimtments, a,
well as of multiplied expense to the tax.
payers, in establishing and rc-cstablishing
the error thereof Hence these habitual in,
vestigutions, which bcget one another Will
endless repetition, and only result in the
semi-cxposure of Democratic rottenncss, fol
AZ soon as such an exposure is half threat
ened tho inquiry is abruptly ended.
National Republican., 1878-11-21

THE declaration that the United States
can enfranchise q citizen but cannot protect
him in the exercise of any consequent priv
ilege isnow made upon apparently good legal
authority. Radical thinkers accept this as
the sophistry of States Rights, and begin to
ask If the war really did accomplish any
thing.
National Republican., 1878-11-21

THE Richmond (Va) Di.pntch says THE
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN is untrustworthy
and a falsi6er Of fact" and yet, alongside
Of this cruel and wicked declaration, 1t
copies about two solid columns of what ap-
peared originally in onc Of its recent issues.
Its readers must like untrustworthiness
and Justification if they will take them SO
generously.
National Republican., 1878-11-21

KEARSEY is about leaving for the golden
shore Of the Pacific, and he has the unan-
imous consent of all this part of the coun-
try that he shall 20, and stand not upon
"the orGer of his going, but go at once"
National Republican., 1878-11-21

THE great number OF Outrages committed
during the late political canvass in the
southern States precldes the possibility of
all the offenders being tried in the courts.
4 few of the most marked and atrOCious of
the many cases should be singled out and
IN example made of them calculated to
strike terror to evil-dOcrs throughout the
ing time. This, we know, il is the deter
mination OF the httOrncy-General to do.
Upon those cases of which the Department
of Justice shall take coguzancc every power
of the Government is TO be exhausted, fol
the importance attached to these pIOsecu'
tions cannot bo oycrestilna,ed, 1t will bC
conceded that in the appointment of officer
to be entrusted with the work as well rs IN
the selection Of the cases to be tried, there
is great need Of discretion and sound judg
meut. There are Federal officers, doubtless
in the Southern States in every way worthy
of the high trust reposcd IN them, while
there are others who have been tried il
emergencies like that which is now upOl
us and found wanting, Crimes have beel
| committed within our borders, agains
which no government under the light o
Heaven can close its eyes Tor great length
Of time without feeling the weight of GOD1
avcnging hand, 1t is to these facts w
would call the attention of the Administra
tion, In order that no false step may b.
taken, and that the evils limited at may b
aycrted before II is too late.
National Republican., 1878-11-21

THE ghouls who robbed the tomb Of
STEWARDS bones are now robbing the
police authorities of their patience. They
sre triains set, now that they have done
their work.
National Republican., 1878-11-21
generously.

THE familiar faces OF the habitual winter
visitors in Washington are again to be seen
Oh our streets. About this time, according
70 the scribblers' almanac, look out for cx
sggerated paragraphs about the annual de-
scent of the harpies OF The Lobby upon
Washington-that terrible and all-corrupt'
ing lobby, which exists mainly in the i'm
agination of these scribblcrs.
National Republican., 1878-11-21

THE Hon" POTTAH will soon be among
us. This is encouraging to those who want
to know all about the cipher dispatch
frauds, because the Hon" PoTrAH being
man OF honor, you know, will at once pro-
coCd to investigate their true inwardness
IL illustrated his ability and design in this
National Republican., 1878-11-21

TINE Buffalo Express says of Vice-Presi-
dent WHEELER that he has the rare and
blessed faculty of keeping quiet when there
Is no use in making fuss, and saying
nothing when he has nothing to say.
National Republican., 1878-11-21

AMONG the most interesting features Of
the coming session of Congress will be the
cordial adula,ion by the Democratic mem-
bers of their late candidate for President,
We refer, OF course, to Mr., S. :. TILDES,
the Iucome-tGx thief, the railroad wrccker,
the disrcputable stock jobber, and, in short
the head-centre OF the great cipher dispatch
frauds. Being sstisfed now, or as they will
be when President HAYES message is read
to them, that the country is "accursed" and
all that sort OF thing with q Republican
Chief Magistrate, it will he their pleasant
duty TO talk about what might have been ii
the candidate of their choice had been in
augurated. Ii will bc their proud boast that
they did everything in their power TO elect
the said TLDEN, because of his many char.
actcristic Democratic qualifications for the
Office, and that to secure the installation OI
that great man, that overtowering Democrat
they carried the country 10 the very verge
National Republican., 1878-11-21


IT is always well in dwelling upon the
Southern question, as it Is called, to rcmcm-
bcr that hatred of Rcpublicanism and Re-
publicans. black or white, in tlat section, is
not based upon race prejudice alone, al
though the BourbOns often assert that they
could and would entertain some respect for
white Republicans If they would only aban-
don their political association with those ig-
norant and dehased blacks. This assertion
is frequently formulated in another way :
that the rcspectability Of the North is main.
ly embraced in the Republican party, while
| in the South it is exclusively possessed by
the Democracy. But II is n inlsehood. Race
prejudice may have something TO do with It,,
it is true, but the real basis of this hatred Is
| to he found in the ilct that the Republican
party is the enemy of States Rights and the
prcservcr of our national integrity. Any
other explanation than this is instantly dis
pro led by the fact that the young people of
the South, the rising generation, is being cdu-
Gated 10 believe in secession as q substantial
and patriotic governmental principle. Ifthe
southern people us the BOurbons call them
l
selves, were not traitors at heart, ifthcy had
really and honestly given up all hope of Il
revival Of secession, and If they had really
buried the Lost Cause as they say they have
they would not permit their children I,
grow up tainted in their political faith with
the seditious theories of rebellion. Thi,
hatred, then, grows out of two causes the
least of which is race prejudice and III,
greatest Il stcadlast refusal to abandon hab
tual sectional trcason-a combination preg
nant with future danger TO the Republic
for il demonstrates itself Just now in tn,
murder and bulldOzing ofRepuGlican voter
and will eventually disclose itselfin anOthr
attempt to separate the South from tn
North, whose loyal principles are held II
such detcstaton. Sooner or later pluck,
people will fight for the supremacy of thei
opinions, and the generation now just com
ing into power in the South has no yer,
vivid recollections of the horrors Of the lat
! war, or of the solemnity Of the obligation
assumed by the osalederacy when II lai'
down its arms
National Republican., 1878-11-21

THE Bourbon South is on the defensive.
The Bloody Shirt has been reinforced by
the loyal sentiment of the North
National Republican., 1878-11-21

RESUMPTION is now fixed fact only
~ days more and it will become lcga
facf
National Republican., 1878-11-21
Tho S,,Io,,I u.nuh,,oou !, S,rro,k

The National Republican In Norfolk.
To he Editor Of Me National RcpWLicdn:
SIR: our party here owe you debt OF gratitude.
Through the columns of your paper the tricks Of
the trlckstcrs were prevented by timely exposure.
Now tire party has wrongs which can be righted
only by publicity, aud ask the use OF your col
umns 10 attempt IL. J. n. W.
National Republican., 1878-11-21

THE Charleston Ne,cs and Courier misrcp-
resents THE REPUBLICAN, but is too ignorant
to be an intelligent witness, and too menda-
cious to be truthful; hence its opinions and
statements are OF very little consequence
with respectable people. We desire here 10
say TO ii that the President has not and will
not deny that any material statement made
in THE REPUBLICAN relL ling to his present
views on the Southern question is not fully
justified by his conversation with more than
half dozen gentlemen who have convcrsed
with him on that subject. To show the ar
rant hypocrisy Of the Ners and Courier it is
only necessary to quote itself. II says: No
"body in the South objects to the punish
ment of violations of law by civil process
"cs. There is no difference of opinion on
7" that score And then il discounts this
declaration by inyeighing against the pub
lie prosecutor, Mr.. MACKEY, who has been
delrauded out of his election, in this wise
1t seems that the official eye takes in only
the supposed wrongs OF Radical voters, and is
blind to the rights of those who are accused Of
violating the law. How can IL be otherwise
when, as In South Carolina, the most active
prosecutor is defeated candidate for Congress,
| who has no hope of getting profitable place
unless he can make himself oat a martyr.
TIE NeTs and Courier is brazen piece OF
dsloyalty-an advocate and defender OF
bull-dozing-a murderer at heart and liar
by practice-which is edited by q creature
who sneaked into the Coniederacy from
England by running the blockade during
an unprincipled miscreant and enemy OF
the Government which tolcratcs his lcprous
presence on American soil.
National Republican., 1878-11-21
Largest legitimate morning circu-
fdftOn IN the District.

WASHINGTON. NOVEMBER 81. 1873.
National Republican., 1878-11-21
AmusemenS,
KIRALrY.

NATIONAL THEATRE. KIRALFY
MONDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER ia
First time In WashingtOn, from Jules Vernes capi.
tai story, upon u scale OF maRnncence ouly cquaed
hy Its production IN lprs, OF Oienbachs spectac uiar
Opera Boune, eutnlsd -. -
"A TRIP TO THE MooN.n
Produced under the direction OF thu
KIHALtY UHOTHERS.
The greatest OF all Prem eres.
MILE MARY IONFANlL
remler Dsnsusc Assoluta.
MILE Adele TAULlERT.
Premiere DanseIAe from the Theatre de In scala,
M.lano.
"A CORYPHEES AND sBCUNDAs ~
and u Grand Corps de Ballet.
GRAND CHORUS or FIFTY NO. CES
Scenery upon the Iar,h Tnt,r,e ell ~ ace, and In
ibs Moon, by William yo giin aha
TRIP 70 T" TIE NOON MATINEE.
November 2S-LD1TA. novts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-02-04
Aus, n. s..ss... rl.s1..re nays..
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By Jlotert %. Lyme
RcaI Estate Allcti pnccf.
81 - --ystt1ttI, TIstn street, 20 ~


SALE OF Al VALUABLE
i TRACT OF LAND, WITH GooD, 1M I,I We
MENTS, FRONTING ON WESTHAM l0R CARY
STR EETJ ROAD, AND EXTENDING BACK ,G TO 20
THE JAMES RIVER AND KANAsVHA CANAL;
BY virtue Of the provisions OF certain aeed Oh
trust executed by w. NJ Leley TO me, us trustee to
secure the deferred payments on the land, shall
seil, upon the premises by public re-
auirrd so 10 do by the holder of u note thereby
secured, default having been made In the payment
OF The san,e-on FRIDAY the 9Th day OF February;
1873. ut 12 O'Clock NJ. the Desirable TKACI 9E
ACRES OF GOOD LAND, about four aud q half
miles west of Richmond, and now Occupied ny w.
Nj. Lcdley MS q residence and fdrm. The Improve.
aients are frst-rate, and consist of TWo.sToRY
FRAME DWELLING of six rooms, kltcnens &c,
with all needed out-buildings, In good repair:
Tbs IS inc same pf 6o teed OF Apr
1877. This IS truly valuable property, and located
as 1t is upon the principal road leading FROM inc
city should command attention OF parties wisLlnR
nice and attractive country home, In splendid con-
dition, near the city. a
TERMS viii lie cash rs TO suficicncy 10 pay of
and discharge the cost and expenses Of sale ana q
note of s671.s9 and Interest from oh January,
1878; and upon credit Of S691 46 till 10Th April
1878; and upon credit OH S71l;;03 t1ii l0tn Oc-
tober 1875 residue Of terms VII ne gwen as saie
IN % GEORGE N. DREW WIKI 1FuSIce. 4
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-02-04

DY VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF THE
ID Circuit Court of Chesterfield county in the case
of Jarvis, Glirn, C Co. gs. James X. Hathaway ct
ais, OH The 14th day of November, 1877, we will
I preiniscs on THURSDAY the 18th day Of Febr-
AIRY; 1878, at o'clock F. IL; the following HAh II,
EAf n nha co M Va
as MAGSoiIN GRANGE, or oLD-coURT-
HOUSE TRACT. The farm contains 72O ACRES
(nore or less), with flrst-class BRICK DWELL
ING with eight rooms, and oil necessary out-huld-
ings III frst-cass order and repair, and one large
FRAMED HOTEL, recently buff. containing about
twelve rooms. situated Immediately Mt and sur
rounding the old courthouse. The land lies well,
and Is for the most part highly improved and well
wooded and watered, In healthy and respectable
railroad stations post-ofice on the premises: &C.
This valuable property Is only three miles from
the Richmond and Petersburg railroad.
Very recently q large number of northern and
western settlers have located In the immediate VI
cinity Of the courthouse, who have improved their
farms and buildings. and many more are expected
at an early day looking for homes In this locality
This farm Is susceptible and rarticnlarly sultea 10
division into several farms, and therefore offers
great inducements TO persons seeking safe ana sola
Investments.
csiit Court meets twice during the year, AND sits
generally from 81 TO hen days. besides SpeciaI terms
both courts are OIL the premises: showing that the
hotel business alone Is profitable, TO say nothing
about the valuable farm.
TERMS: Enough in cash to pay note in favor of
r. T. Duval, trustee for S2.40S. with interest due
thereon from the 25th day Of January, BIS, and Il
mechanics lien in favor Of Jarvis; CHM & Go: for
epe as 5s2 payae on the 25h day Of Jan
nary, 1879 and for the residue upon such terms rs
on the day of SALE R RAELP Ii h hHbERs,
Special Commissioners.
Petersburg Inder and appeal please copy and
send bill 10 The Dispatch Office. fc2
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-02-04
BY Richardson & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
1l13 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO VALU-
i ABLE BUILDING LOTS. ON TWENTY:
FOURTH STREET NEAR STREET, UNION
HILL, BY AUCTlBN.-By virtue of the provisions
Of a deed of trust, bearing date August Q, 1873,
from Samuel Brown and james Rndd to the uu-
erslgned trustee, duly recorded In the clerks Office
of the County Court OF Henrico, to the pay
ment of . certain negotiable note mentioned In
said deed default having been made in The pay
ment thereby, and being required SO to 90 by INC
aforesaid, sell by auction, on the premi.es, on
WEDNESDAY the 9Th day of February, 1878, ut
O'Clock T. NJ, all that LOT OF LAND lying and
being in the county of Hcnrco, and bounded us FOL.
lows: Beginning 90 feet from the intersection OF
and Twcnty-fourth streets. and fronting on said
fourth street &C feet; thence running back
between parallel lines 125 feet 10 an alley; thence
along said alley 60 feet; thence to the beginning.
executing this trust and to pay off the of $3.50
with Interest thereon from the I'd day of August
1873: The residue on such terms as shall be an
te2 j. A. RICHARDSON. Trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-02-04
I By w. Goddin, a
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer.
corner of Eleventh aud Bank streets.

TRUsTEE,s, SALE OF A SMALL
EIGHT MILES WEST OF RICHMOND, ON THE
QUIUCCAsSIN ROAD, NE YEAR, The The RIDGE
CHURCH, CONTAINING F0RTY-TWO ACRES,
MORE OK LESS-By virtue Of deed Of trust e1-
ecuted 10 tho subscriber By Joseph Longinotti bear
Ing date August 8, 1879 duty recorded In the Hen
coed to sell at public auction, ut the Office OF Wei
ington Goddn real estate auctionesr at the corner
mond, on MONDAY. February II, 1878, at IL
o'clock NJ, the FARM located as above, containing
FORTY-TW0 ACRES, more or less, on which
TERMS: Very liberal; say 500 In cash, balance
at six. twelve eighteen, and twentyfour months for
negotiable notes, bearing interest," secured " aeed
70 Trustee,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-02-04
BY Richardson & CO.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctlonccrs,
11l3 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
LOT. WIqJIsTWO-STORY FRAME DWELL
ING, ON STATE STREET, FULTON.-By virtue
OF deed of trust from j. r. Patrim and wife te the
Undersigned bearing date on the LIST day of Janua-
ry ST., recorded in the clerks office of the Chan
Gerry Court of Richmond, in ID: 3. 100 A, page 400,
will sell at public auction, default having been
deed, and being directed so to do by the holder Of
said note, ON MONDAY the 4th day Of February,
1878, on tho premises, at O'Clock z. a.. the pro-
perty described In said deed as fronting SO feet
the north sGe Of State street between Wiliamshurg
paraTle lilies 10 feet, with TWO-STORY
FRAMED DWELLING and other Improvements
thereon.
in said deed for $780, with accrued interest and all
expenses of executing this trust and the balance on
sale. N. M. LEE,
ia % Trustee.