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National Republican., 1878-12-16

THE Democratic Nicksburg Ncr0ld claims
chat HAYES is always tangled up by his en-
deayor TO be friend of the South and
mistake. The President knows now, if he
never did before, tl!at he cannot serve two
masters. He is simply attempting to be
the President of all the people, white as
well US black, Republicans rs we'll as Dem
ocrats; and he is making success of the
effort
National Republican., 1878-12-16

SOME political microscopist, dealing in
the iniinitesmal, has trotted out Humpty
Dumpty Cox as possible Democratic can
didate for President in lSsO. It is pro-
posed to hitch him on TO THURMAN's coat
tails, and to do ii so adroitly that the COM
ical little upstart can, on occasion, he hid
den in that Red Baudana.
National Republican., 1878-12-16
THE ARMY BILL,

The army bill now before the Congress is
one of the most remarkable productions
that ever emanatcd from the consideration
of any committee. How number of men,
presumed from their positions to know
something of the principles of u republican
form Of government, could yet together and
National Republican., 1878-12-16

NEAL Dow charges STURGEON with be.
ing an inordinate guzller of beer, brandy,
&c, which, we are assured by those who
know Mr.. sPrRGEoN, is an unmitigated d
slander. Dow ought to find some more re-
spectacle employment than this or retire
from public view.
National Republican., 1878-12-16

LAMAR declares upon his honor as
Southern gentleman and Senator that mo
"negro vote has been suppressed in the
South" Perhaps out of the profundity Of
his knowledge he can tell what became of
the negro vote in the late election. Let
LAMAR speak again and tell what he knows
about negro voting in the South. 1t is an
interesting question.
National Republican., 1878-12-16

", as the Vicksburg Commercial suggests
President HAYES has really got " the South
"by the tail" 1t is 10 be hoped he will swing
IL around into line without delay. 1t won't
even do to let go to spit on his hands for n
new hold.
National Republican., 1878-12-16

THE Democrats here in Washington are
continually prating about the intimidation
and bull-dozng of voters in Massachusetts
but they fail to produce any proof of their
assertions. The Boston Idrr,iiyrr's wonder
is especially excited in the consideration of
this subject, by the fact that no intimidated
person can be found in that State to prose-
cute his intimidator. No case" it adds
can he found where any man was threat
"ened or where any man has been dis
charged because of his political acts at
the late election.
National Republican., 1878-12-16

THE pressure upon our columns during
the session Of Congress makes it absolutely
necessary that the Educational Department
shall be suspended. The matter for that
column intended for Saturday was unavoid-
ably crowded out. 1t appears this morn
ing, and that will close that department for
the prcsent
National Republican., 1878-12-16

EX-GOVERNOR SrEARNs, oi Florida, who
knows how it is himself, thinks that bayo-
net rule in the South should be supplantcd
by the same protection that is given to
American freemen in dcpositing their bal
lots elsewhere; and if that protection Dc
given, the Republican party will be rein
stated in the government of the Southern
States. But the question is, how can that
with rifle clubs and armed partisan organi-
cations except at the point OF the bayonet? /?
National Republican., 1878-12-16
II Conltiing Don't Reverse.

Dayton Journal
General Boynton announces that Senator Conk.
ling in private conversation declares himself
irreversibly for Grant for President "Irreversi.
bly," is a strong word. Things may be entirely re.
verscd when the Republican National Convention
assemblies in 1850. Nevertheless, II Conklng don't
reverse. he will be power hard 10 overcome, II
anybody desires to oppose his wishes.
National Republican., 1878-12-16

THE Cleveland Leader remarks that
"BLAINE, of Maine, has given the Demo-
]cratic party great deal of trouble in his
time" and might have added that If his
life is spared he will continue in the bust.
National Republican., 1878-12-16
The Most Iiliterate and Reckless.
NAM Nnrl NntInn 1

The Democrats have in their ranks the most igno.
rant and least reflective portion Of ofAmerican society
They are therefore constantly taking up doctrines
which none but the most illiterate and reckless OF
which 10 civilized government could be carried
on, and then pushing them as if the sobriety and
intelligence OF the population had nothing 10 do
with the success of the Government.
National Republican., 1878-12-16

So TrLDEN is private citizen, is he {?
And he is therefore exempt from invcstiga-
ton as to the cipher dispatches. How
strange; only few mouths ago he was
de lure President
National Republican., 1878-12-16
POLITICIL NOTES.

The Baltimore GdEsiG says OF It's Democratic
brother, that Fernando Wood Is not always as dis.
erect a. Il doodle bug.
TIE Ohio Democrats think OF running Thurman
for Governor next year, us The only man who can
whip Charley Foster.
"LEAyEs have thsir time 70 fall" and s0Iiaye the
National Republican., 1878-12-16
Is There n Joke In This?

Galveston Ncws.l
The National Capital should not be called the
City Of Washington but rather the city Of Wash
ington's monument
National Republican., 1878-12-16
Time for Him to "Cheese IT,

TNICksDUTg NOInfncfCIhT.I
General Butler talked about cheese before the
New York dairymen last week. Ben has been talk.
ing about fiat money long enough, II was getting
about time for him 70 cheese It,"
National Republican., 1878-12-16

Mr.. THURMAN inveighs against the use
Of money in our elections. He prefers rifle
clubs, Red-Shirts, and assassinations in the
South, and money only in the State of
Obio
National Republican., 1878-12-16
Merits Democratic Execratiop. .

The Senate to-day passed Mr.. Anihony's public
printing bill, and not n word Is contained in its
provisions about the Washington Post being sup.
cratic eXecTatiOn.
National Republican., 1878-12-16

The Opposition press teens with denun-
citation of Senator BLAINE for having inau-
gurated :" sectional" debate in the Senate
This Is a mistake; the beginning Of this
National Republican., 1878-12-16

RESUMPTION is now fixed fact only
IG days more and 1t will become legal
fact.
National Republican., 1878-12-16

EX-SECRETARY ROBEsO%' 5 enemies, DEM
ocratc and otherwise, are actively at work
circulating statements to his prejudice re.
garding the action Of the House Naval
Committee, Of which Mr.. WHITTHORNE is
chairman. The same tactics were pursued
last year, and yet the committee has failed
or refused to make any report to sustain
these statements. Evidently Mr.. WHIT
TBORNE has hard time OF it getting his
fellOw-committeemcn TO join with him in
his "a parte ISLANDERS of the late Secretary.
ApropOS! WHIrTHoRNE, being the head
centre of the committee in question, is
known as the Naval Button of the House.
National Republican., 1878-12-16
Anxious to Get Rid Of Him.

Toledo Commercial.l
Some OF the Democrats want Grant TO accept the
invitation 10 Bulgaria. because they have sort Of
Impression that they massacre fcllefs ever there.
National Republican., 1878-12-16

THE Daiiy Kindergarten assumes that Sen
ator BLAINE would not permit the negroes
to vote at all in the South unless they
"yote for the Radicals" The nurscling
Democratic editor who fired of this idea
between pulls at his sugar-teat and draughts
upon his bottle of jim ANDERSON Bourbon
betrays an adolescent aptness for the bust
ness for which he is being educated, which
is simply and plainly that of lying about
Republican statesmen in the columns of q
Democratic newspaper. What Mr. BLAINE
would not permit if he could prevent it, is
the restriction of freedom of the ballot in
the hands OF the negroes by either party.
National Republican., 1878-12-16
e r A N T'S ROW
FOR RENT,

The elegant residences on East Cuptol street, one
square fronl the Capitol grounds, known us Grants
Row, having been restored to my possession by the
supreme Court OF tthe District. now offer them for
rent, 10 hfstclhss tenants only, for term OF three
year,.
his Is the finest block Of dwelling houses In WASH
ington having cost over JO00DO each house contain
ing hneen rooms, three bathrooms, and all the mod
eTn improvements.
There are extensive yards In front and rear, ON.
belished with shIubbeTy, fountains, &c. large and
well arranged stable ls attached TO each house.
This Is an upequaled opportunity to secure a first.
Glass dwelling at low rent
Application may be made at rs A street southeast
or Al 2l3 East Capitol street
sep29.lf A. GRANT.
National Republican., 1878-12-16

WASHINGTON, DECEMBER 10, 1873.
National Republican., 1878-12-16

FOR RENT-CALL AND SEE OUR LIST OF
Jysi.iy 81 Cloud Buiiding
National Republican., 1878-12-16
FoyRent.

E0R RENT - COMFORTABLY FURNISHED
Rooms on nrst, second, Or third floor; hot aud
cold water In every room bath on two noors south.
ern, EASTERN and western exposure. Apply iu27 Yer.
mont avenue near McPhcrson square de1im
The New York herald., 1878-03-15
VIRGINIA.

ADJOURNMENT OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY,
RESULT OF THE DEBT LEGISLATION.
icy TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
RICHMOND, March IA, 1878.
The General Assembly ended Its 100 days. ses.
sion to nignt and adjourned 10 meet again In Docem-
Der. Its compulsory readiustment scheme-seml-
reputation act it Is properly caed-havlng boen
vetoed by tho Governor nothing further done in
reference to tho settlement Of the public debt
than 10 offer to the holders OF the six
per cent bonds registered bonds to bear throo per
cent for eighteen years and four per for
thirty two years. Any funding under this act
VIII be purely voluntary on the part OF
the bondholders. II Is hoped that this moas
ure will quilt' the debt agitation In the State
for q time. but IL Is scarcely believed that those
who own tho tax-rcceivable coupon bonds will
surrender them for unsecured registered bonds bear
ing about hall tho old interest. The Peeler bonds
cannot be funded until three-iourtls OF the ax-rc-
celvablo coupon bondhoders have accepted the pro-
visions OF the act.
GOVERNMENTAL ECONOMY.
The General Assembly made no provision for addt-
tonaI revenue, but cut down salaries and criminal
expenses amount equal to $3.50, 900 per um.
The Convention scheme was defeated There
very little money IN the treasury, but small
sums coming In daily, and with
discretion the Governor Will DO able TO the gov
eminent until the General Assembly rcconvcncs.
The tax-reccvable coupons exclude the money which
would otherwise be paid in Tor LAKES.
The New York herald., 1878-03-15

s@p,on He exhibited to me passport ssisa oesee:r
want, which vsa a. port in fo
.sga three letters one Me.sr lIenasr.on Of
banker at Naples aiso the charter party oi Tue brig
aso sS q $
from Kivas velasauex TO him. dated on January
stating a Ss living asa Ss amount A
lie @ tn. dae. nais i' john as .|s Sn
ihe paper have referred TO- and that II the question
liz also stated that he he had paS for tie
S n"d ss he wAs S ns .1s % s
not want 70 go that and II the cargo went down
'S S
as hs, ni & G not no 70 ss a
Ansr,,,. nypssrlr l n, rsAuo- f., n, ,v.r.
ing aud tod him sarised that oniy the
ss sailing under false ,egister eu. that believed
a. all and that should not 10 surprised II the cargo had
srpool about Knnear not advance him dollar out
+. Keep him here onS a" possible and await further de-
hsia letter a'kins me for reatmeasnrement oi the
Sc% nsr On ssuray Le"srns
,seeSsa s.sea% from B,Gwn sso,tsr q London ''S
Monday Mr. lanes O. cc,e agent sf the
was the BRUSH Alice Of Of Sc ST. joH" b. and % that she
MAS chsr,ersa a. Lagaayra to take cargo OF coffee and
tlemen we're eaolegrammsd, and yesterday an answer
s sns e% but the Alice ana that The Cargo does
not telons to K"nesr but TO these parties IN Hamburg
On Monday again sen, tor hinnear and asked him
allow look NJ papers he hnd eNh Tied TO
nrst interview io said that the Leverngs did
deny his identity. that he had not sold coffee
them but had left it with them SELL that he Kinnear
$500 freight and that hs had written parties
prove identity: 1t there any suspicion any
thing wrong the he did not know it
he had wife, that II was put In his passport
convenience that the servant mentioned la the
passport with him and that he was n native Of
Southampton England. In another interview with
knnear he told that he arrived In Venex exuela
time In September last His agent chartered tho
vessel; knew vessel or captain beioe: bought
the coffee through his agents aud paid his or
H. Iic did certified Invoices because he did
know where he would 10 to; admitted there
thing the thought she had been
wrongcd: did how the register had cen OBJ
famed that he inie red these thnss from
with the captain last Saturday that thcre nothing
wrong about him or the
STATEMENT CoLLECToR THOMAS.
Collector rhomas, in an interview this evening,
stated that Kinncar was suspected by him from the
first time he appeared at the Custom House
with HIS papers. His manner ana bearing in
dicated something wrong, and he did all no could
to detan him pending the investigation. Mr. Thomas
convinced that the true ownership OF the brig has
not yet been discovered telegram from Mills a Co..
New Brunswick, stated that they had sold the Alice
TO j. Varghcn Il Co., OF Liverpool. A telegram 10
the latter tirm elected answer
inquiring what WINS the matter with the Alice The
Brush Consul has teeRrapned to Liverpool, inquiring
whose the Alice is registered aud the reply
awaited with much interest
The New York herald., 1878-03-15
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE or THE CHIkF SIGNAL OsPicER,f
WASHINGTON, March 15-1 A. NJ.
Indications

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE THE CHIkF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON March l5-l A. NJ
Indications
For New England and tho Middle States, rising
barometer d i'm nishng north TO west winds and
sional light rains in the iormer aud northern
portious Of tho latter, followed generally by colder,
partly cloudy weather
For the south Atlantic ana East Gulf Statos, rising
barometer, lower stationary temperature, north
west to northeast winds and clear or partly cloudy
weather, except high northerIy winds and possibly
rain areas along the North Carolina coast
For the west Gull States, rising possibly followed
by iaing barometer, stationary or rising tempera-
turc, northeast to southeast winds, partly cloudy
weather and probably In Texas rain areas.
For Tennessee, the ohio Valley and lower lako
gion, rising barometer, colder north 10 west winds
and partly cloudy weather, except preceded by rain
areas or snow In tho last district gradually followed
from the westward by falling barometer and winds
shifting to warmer southeast or southwest
For the upper lako region, Upper Mississippi and
Lower Missouri valleys, falling barometer. southeast
to south est and clear partly cloudy
weather, followed In tho upper portion OF the last dis
trIct by rising barometer aud cooler westerly winds
Tho OHIO River win PROBABLY commence falling at
Pittsburg aud continue slowly rising below Cincin-
pa the Mississippi will continue slowly rising IRON
Cairo down.
Cautionary on.shorc Signals continue at Eastport
aud Thaichor's Island, ana cautionary signals n.
SANDY Hook, Cape May. Norfolk, Cape Henry, Kitty
Hawk, Cape Hattoras and Capo Lookout.
The New York herald., 1878-03-15
AFTER THE JAIL BREAKERS.

ACTIVE PURSUIT OF THE MoONsHINERs BIZ
COLLECTOR BRAYroN's possE-MoRE pRIs-
oNERs ESCAPE.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO TIE HERALD
COLUMBIA, s. G., March Ia, 1878.
Nothing definite has been heard to-day from the
scene OF the troubles In Pckens county, In
this STATE beyond confirmation OF the material par
ticulars telearaphed you last night. II is now be-
loved that Redmond and his gang becoming alarmed
At tho active measures instituted by the government
for thor capture. have broken up their iorco into
small parties and dispersed IN the mouu-
ta,ns Collector Brayt0n has succeeded In organizing
u strong force IN tho disturbed section, and Is
now engaged 10 pursuit. which, II IL does not prove
iruitlcss must at east occupy several days. The Col
iector tsegraphs that his posse ~ constantly being
or drive them out OF tne country.
REWARDS opFKKKD.
Tho pursuit Is further stimulated by the fact that
several rewards ure outstanding Tor tho Apprehension
OF the chief offender, Redmond. or these ono IL
offered by the Uunited States government, one
by the Governor oil North Carolina and
ono by Mr. Duckworth, private citizen OF
North Carolina. No further advices us yet
received at Columbia by Governor Hampton, VINO,
however will offer additional rewards Tor Redmond or
any members OF his gang he eau ascertain
names and othcr psrt,cuiars.
TWO MORE PRISONERS AT LARGE.
O0icfal information just received hero announces
that two United states prisoners escaped IRON
the PicKens Jail today No particulars gwen ana
none can be obtained In consequence OF want Of tee-
graphic communication.
The New York herald., 1878-03-15
CANADIAN CATTLE IN ENGLAND.

TORONTO, Ont, March H. 1878.
The Globe mas special despatch from London,
which says that meetings have been held In Sheffield
ana Liverpool to oppose the Duke OF Richmonds cat
tic Oil Tho Duke OF Richmond receives dcputation
from Liverpool to-day, Thursday.
The Canadian shipping interest at Liverpool has
drawn Mn petition to the House vi Common against
the bill showing now the trade In Two cattle has
grow that large sums have been expended IN htiug
Steamers and that the bl. VI 1t become law, woud
extInguish tue tradc.
On the o,her hand, disease has never boon known
among Canadian nerds. Canada is un integral part
OF the empire, and Canadian cattle are not foreign
cattle but the growth aud produce OF British terri
tory. Canadians prepared 10 light British battles
If necessary therefore the claim that Canadian inter-
ests should be treated imperial interests, and there
lore pray that Canadian cattlo may bo permitted TO
coui hera
The New York herald., 1878-03-15
STYLING BULL.

TEE SIOUX CHIEF AND HIS PEOPLE IN GOOD
CONDITIONAL RENEWAL OF HosTILITIEs IN
THE SPRING PROBABLE.
WAsnISdroS, March II, 1878.
From tho information received at Army Head
quarters about sitting Bull, his Intentions aud
dion OF his followers IT, appears that he and his peo
po arc not the verge OF starvation as represented
but are In line condition. The winter has boen very
mild. Where he is now buffalo ana other game
PLENTIFUL grass Is plentiful and comparatively fresh
and their ponies in fine condition His followers
have plenty OF arms aud ammunition ana daily In
creasing In numbers.
ANXIOUS WAR.
He docs not want to surrender, but evinces strong
desire 20 warpath In all the pledges he has
made to the Canadian government he has never prom
ised anything more than not 10 mako war ON the
Unted States while on Canadian soil. II Is believed
that he preparing ior another war next spring, and
will be joined he crosses tho border by all
the roviug aud dissfected bands oil Indians IN the
Northwost
The New York herald., 1878-03-15
SENATOR MORRISSEY.
TIoN-HoPEs OF REcovERY-THE HARDEST
FIGHT HE EVER HAD.

TIoN-HoPEs OF REcovERY-THE HARDEST
FIGHT HE EVER HAD.
BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
JACKSONVILLE, Fla, March II, 1878
The longedior relief to Mr.. Morrissey has come at
last. HIS condition to-day u vastly improved. and
there hopes that he may recover from
the severe attack which has prostrated HIM Tor the
past few days He passed u very comfortable night,
sleeping considerably and resting we'll For the first
time since the nccment OF his attack your
respondent wss admitted TO his room at the Hotel
Windsor. The Senator was found stiing on the edge
OF his hsd his lee, resting the aoor and his back
supported by pillows. Before him was small stand on
which stood bowl Of soup and plate OF bread, from
which he eating, greeting your correspondent
cordially His counisnance bright expression,
and be appeared quito cheerful HIS voice quito
hosky, and several times It was interrupted by au at
tack Of coughing
TIE HARDEsT FIGHT NE EVER HAD
ats the hardest fight ever nad," said he. III cx-
pscted to die on Tuesday night and had no idea
should live through Yesterday but did not give up,
but fought hard against IL. realized fully my
ditlon. l think now will get through"
The Senator's kidneys acting freely to-day, and
there been u marked decrease in tho swelling Ia
his body and legs The doctors think a change would
do tie patient good, and have accordingly recon-
niended that, as soon he able he shall return
10 New York.
The New York herald., 1878-03-15
UTAH.

GOVERNOR EMEnY's JOURNEY TO WASHING
ToN-HIs ENTIRE sUBsEKyIENcY TO THE
MORMON HIERARCHY.
[By TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
SALT LAKE, March IL, 1S7S
For some days past the MOrmon Church journals
have been loud in praise OF Governor Emery,
and their editorial columns have been de-
voted almost exclusively TO his vndication
Yesterday they announced his head in danger,
AMI appealed 10 the brethren TO rally to
his aid. Governor Emery started this morning for
WASH ton, and, with the aid OF George Cannon,
sxswivcd Delegate from Utah in Congress, who is
u warm personal friend OF the Governor he hopes TO
get a lease OF his Office. Ho has entirely lost
the confidence OF miners, Gentiles and apostate
Mormons. who are united In tue opinion that hs
has betrayed them into the hands OF tho Mormon
priests These classes are asking the Governors re-
moval, as they believe bm devoid OF honesty. They
say there Will be peace and prosperity IN Utah
long Emery permitted to retain tho position TO
which he assigned by President Grant,
The New York herald., 1878-03-15
VIEW PUBLICATIONS.
NHW fCbLiCAIAONS. .. ..~-~--
A fPLETOSS' JoukNAL.
FOR APRIL.
CONTENTS.


FRoNTIsPIEOE. Illustration to jet Her Fsee Her
Fortune ~ BY q. y keinhart:
THE AMERlCAN AZ WORK. IL. The Cheese Maker.
BY William II. Rideing lWith seven ilustratons.)
the Factory-'Cooking" the Curd--Cutfng tho
Curd -sslting-Fiing tho Forms-rhe fress-rhs
OH DiSNA yE REMEMBER, JEAN A Poem. By
ABOUT rrE BALLET By J. Brander Matthews with
six iilu.tratIons.l
Illustrations: Mademoiselle sae-M adcmoIselle
Biggotini- Madcnoises 1agiioni- -Mademoiseio
JET: hEa FACE or HER FORTUNES A Novel. BY
Iier ?" Archie Lowell, ;" &c Chaps will
New Ireland" BY Charles ii. woodnan.
MERIDIAN. A Poem. BY Adeline ID. I. Whitney.
BY John Estcn Cooke
A COLLOQUY. a Debate the Functions and Nature
,,,,,, q Poetry by q, y b 81; 3 and II r.
BY CELIAS ARBoK Novel. BY Walter gesant and
james Rice. authors OF "Ready. Money Mortiboy."
'fhe Golden Butterfly" &c. lwith three iilustra-
THE CARICArUkIsr. A short story. Complete BY
NEW PsoFEssIoN. By NJ. +. VS.
JOHN kEATs AND FANNY BHAWNE. BY r. II. Stod-
HEpAriCA. A Poem; By yEs,F
FREE, or GHGEDi cousinly Duet. A Poem. BY
EDITORS fable: The Methods of a Philanthropist-
George Cruikshank-The Observation-Disclosures Of
BOOKS OF THE DAY: Prose aad Verse. Humorous.
satirical and Sentimental: BY Thomas Moore.
Pages Lille ano Aims Of Ihorcau'-Le Contos
elements OF GeoIogy'-Newcomh Popular
Taylor's -Four Years with General Lee'-Jennings'
"Fieid- Paths and Green Lanes"
The New York herald., 1878-03-15
NEW HAMPSHIRE ELECTION.

CONCORD March IA, 1873.
Returns are in from all towns In tho State except
sixteen. The Governors vote foots up as ioows:-
Prescott 3s 52o Mexican, 3657l; scattering, 535. Tho
sixteen towns to hear from voted last year-Pres.
colt, 9oo; Marcy, 1,lsO; scattering s. Reckoning
tho vote OF iheso sixteen towns tho samo
last yoar Prescotts plurality will be 1875 and his
jority 1886. Prescotts vote last year was 40 761
vote last yoar WAS 36, 726; McKean's vote
this year, 37,769; democratic gain. 1,043.
Tho scattering vote last ycar 800; this
year 536. The prohibition and greenback
votes counted Is scattering. Tho total vote last
year was 1852; this year 77,72S The above figures
give the vote OF the sixteen towns To hear from the
same as last year There will be somo slight change,
probably In favor OF the democracy.