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National Republican., 1878-05-13
ORDER or THE AMERICAN UNION.

Very little is known publicly of the char.
acyrr Of the Order of the American Union.
an what little is known, is that which has
filtered through the loose and irresponsible
uttcrancrs of its lcuky members, which
must undoubtedly he taken with grains of
allowance. The Jersey City y. j. ErCn-
ing JODWdI furnishes the following rs somc-
read and studied, must commend itself 10
the sound judgment of every true lover OF
his country, and Of every lover of the eau c
Of free education and of sound and lust gov
eminent Read and digest for yourselves
accept that which appears to be right in
principle and just in practice and reject
whatever does not seem to be in accord
with the general public welfare:
Tho principles PROMULGATED recently In
Washington by the q. L. 4. Association will
MT fail to meet the hearty approval Of all
rlght-thimkng. patriotic citizens. They de.
clare IN favor OF such constitutional lcgisla.
ton, both national and state, as shall in ru.
. turr, provide that no p,gtibn of the public
moneys shall ever be devoted to srctariun
purposes; that scctar!an schools and ins.im.
uOus s.a,! never b. aided by the proceed; pl
tnynti,n, AMI that church property shall he
SI'Ger'vl 1" taxes like other prop rty. These
three principles are ~ Spuud NJ those on
which the yriIina, Declaration of lndcnrn,l.
cucc l. h'>ad, and their universal nlualf "a
tHd enforcement would huvn n most ,alutnry
effect On tnc future OF this Rvpuhlic The
things which they cOnLumn-the imtrrfrncl
ut religious sGttS and rcclrsiA ;tica. orglnilr.
ii ms with vur public s-huDi funds. the tnkirc
, Ui public moneys, raised by taxation. for tn
benefit ot C"Irchus and church-schupl, or IN
~.tI.IpGs, and the exemption OF sectaria.
church property from taNation-are anon.
the most Wei us things wHirh have been nj
lowed to grow VI wiki, alI prey up,n. on
republican system Of government. They
should he - 'tri up aud cast out utterly, AN,
the yates and bars Of constitutional prohibition
should be- - strongly Pu' up against them u,
. plprJil their ever "'.rntcri.g. The interior
rnCC pI "gc.n.iu't.C.uu ia oUr civil HLlirs ha
grown tD b IL most iormilablc and thr~atenin,
evil. and the CRED OF tH,s, hungry s.cts de
p.ctcs our pUhliC treasures, and constitutes on,
Of the wort hnd .ast cNcl.ahi. abuses uul-I
which the tax payers aud communities suffer
, All these religions organizations, nb matter %
what name or character, s1Ould bo cOnprlir,
10 take their hands UUt Of the public treasury
aud keep them of from all mcdling with an,
o! the affairs VI State. such ~ free public cdu
cation aud the administration Of governments
whether national. State, or municipal. Al
/ seCts aud organized bodies of religious cree,
. promoters mu.t pc rcmualcd to their own ap
pr"griute sphnre Of activity AMI kept suiutlN
within il, and this Is what these declaration
OF the association maintain"
National Republican., 1878-05-13
RSON.IL.

JAWn- ". CnEERY, Of New York, Is at the
Riggs House,
CuIoNEL THOMAS W. SHIGMAN, Z. 5 A., is
at the Ebbitt.
+ BHuNER and J. Wcitzcl of Cincinnati,
are 1T the EhLitt.
JonN II. TsELIN, of New York. arrived in
the city yesterday, and Is located at the Rigs
House.
LIEUTENANT H. p. KINGsRURY, Sixth
Cavalry, arrived in the city yesterday, aud is
located at the Ebbitt.
TUE Secretary of the Navy and party will
return from Norfolk and the Dismal Swamp
Canal tomorrow morning.
Hon. GEORGE BANCROFT, ex-Secrotary of
tho Navy, visited the Naval Academy OH Sat
National Republican., 1878-05-13

\ SUNDAY paper is rs gushing in its adj
miration of the south, which is sull hug
ging to itself the rags Of the tnttcrcd Con-
fjdcracy, us an ardent lover 1t exclaims :
Above all things the South values her
"Mlh prestige for devotion to principle. to
" the VOWS Of friendship, and the sanctity OF
" obligations vt what period in its his
tory, aud under what circumstances, let us
ask, did the South secure the prestige here
accredited to her? Was it through rebellion
that she exhibited her devotion to princi-
"ple, to the VOWS Of friendship" and her
high regard for the sanctity of obliga-
" ton, OF Ivy the respect she has shown for
the constitutional obligations, that dcmlnd
equal rights for all citizens before the law
since the war closed! When. where and
how has this high prestige been secured
and made manifest: Give Us light
National Republican., 1878-05-13
Disabled soldiers,

To NE Et'or ofhs Nu'IoHui RcpuJlicau:
slN The democratic HOUSE Of Representatives
are greatly concerned about disabled Union sol.
dtcr' and haze recently passed resolution calling
upon the heads Of departments for list Of disabled
Union so.dirrs employed therein. When the list is
competed .et 1t be published by authority Of Con.
gees embracing also the number OF disabled Onion
soldiers elected by the democratic party to Con.
greSs since 1850, and the number elected to office in
the states that have been, since 1855, or are now
cDntrulIcd by that party, with an APPENDIX show
cleccd by the same party 10 Congress and to offices
In the state that are now or have been controlled
by the DcmncINry since ls65. Let us have fun
volume Of "gush." f.
National Republican., 1878-05-13

I'm. U,mIr3ar'' .w.-iu--llUn thr pruuy-
whistle weekly l,.dr 70 the loud.muuthd i
Jl.,y in0raN agc now at work in unison
.. canine tie r",ol. that their liamsll
-.ll,M-.r lhau.U.' Of N"puharlnpn''Dyin in
,,,N#ourui. In th-lluv pay poor compli.
.u... 10 Tie m'.l14rNrr and -ooI sense Of
the p"o.'c, In tins h,,t place, this country
W., py-p~roue uu'rd and happy, uh'H Il
Draoor,l- rebellion hro0-hr rn expensive
Gll 1l,o.iy war upon The nl.'uH 10 disturb
it, unity lnl load II w.'h a heavy mdrb'-
Gr>. to be paid from the hard earnings Of
the people, Oua Of the consequences Of the
war WAS the -u-pcu-!Dn ol specie payments
al effort 10 resume wilnh has caused II
heavy curtaiimcnt in the volume Of our cur
rrucy and au iuc,ol.djlr ,'l-ul'ion Of busi-
ness in all its departments These ills have
been augmented by Democratic House,
which inaugura.cl q spurious system Of
economy that hes CLIPPED jho Government
and depressed th- prospects Of a. symplthiZ-
ing people. Rcict can only be reached by
taking thr popular branch Of Congress out
of the hands Of more dcmagoguc5 and
triling pOtterers,
National Republican., 1878-05-13

THE Little Giant, Captain L. q DENNIS,
has hcl him back TO the land Of flowers
lgl Democratic bIllOt-boX suffers con-
r..g!"l in hog>hcads. The precincts that
knew him in l-7G shall I:now him some
more. Eut he went leaving behind his OBJ
jwAtions Of the cOwardIv Democracy, who
not only violated the solemn pei .oual pledges
-. confidence they had madc to him. In,
y,It 'o1 tuuo.ou, to 20 Oh with their threat
yI.i rApo.urr- which they hal based upon
that violation. lie declares that none of
tn,n are to he trusted, that the best Of
th,n will rerk.r.~ly disregard their words
" q! houn. Jud that he has made use of
lhrm IN procuring 4 dismissal pi their fraud.
v.cut iad.rtmrntS against him much more
= rliveiy that they have Of him in expos.
ng election frauds lie played his little
Glu~ ike rrti Little Giant. and although
he may have won some un-uviuJ,c npto.
r.-,y through the lrrlchery Of his prrsc.
"l'Dl-. thr country hls been benefited by
IL, consequent uurDvcrinI Of Democratic
mas4y and rowlr,l.cr We have claimed
So, ',on4 'h,' Capt m DEHNI- woul make
! ys,i ,.Iiurs&
National Republican., 1878-05-13
LlIiII.


FLEET.-AtS.io p. M. Thursday, May 0. 1873, OF
typhoid pr"umuni1. MESDEIsSpIIS H. v, FEET,
youngest sou .! the Ia i'rUfe james H. aud Her.
miUne G. ilret IN the 2lst year Of sage.
GRIFFGrll.-At ni ThursiLy. May 0. ISIS
EnwNnn y. GHtFFirH, alter an lines Of tNavp
Ii, urS. aged u years.
StIIAFITIRr.-On May ". is5s, a. p. M An.
TIiUR son of Ernest and Mary SChaf Eirt. aged 8
years
wDDD+.-On May Hiss Miss CAruERIxF woors
In the "a year uf Ia age she a native OF Tyrone
County, Ireland. bit fOr many y'a.f r,siI,n uf
MaGh giun.
Her uu"in viii take p'n'o n 3O.clo X y M ou
MONDAY, the lath instant from tho rr-itcn,p Of d, !
hr t.eT. oven Woods, No. lI.i Twelth street nu'h
west
WEBSTER,-On the morning OF May T. lS7s uf
paralysis, EIIZNUErm WEBSTER, fClls o. tho la'r
Rry. James Web ter, aged 81 years. montl,. ard
days.
Happy soul thy days arc ended
Al thy mourning dave 'Ow;
Go, by nuy'l gu irdS attended,
To the IEht Oi Jesus. ~.
Waiting iu receive thy spirit,
o. the SAVIOR stands above,
Shows the purchase OF ns merit,
u. ace o Il the crown OF love.
Funeral from the Irsidencg OF her son, | OF q
street nOrtlwr". The l3ih. nj p. IN. Friends OF th
family ARE resp clfully inVltel T. nttcud
Ieitroit Tribune and Free TT - please CCpy.l
National Republican., 1878-05-13
As They We're Overcome Two Years Ago.
lAlhnnY EYeninr Lnurnnll

The Atlanta Constitution Is marking out plan Of
campaign. II says the Democrats can carry every
county In South CarOlinU-evcn Beaufort and
CharlcstOn-if they only determine To do sO." And
this is the way: Republican and race majoritics
can be overcome everywhere, as they were over.
come two years ago In Elgefcli AhhCville Aiken,
and Barnwc" Everybody remembers how they
were overcome there. The suggestion recalls Ham
burg and EcntOn. II would lie gratifying to be.
for himself. But the Atlanta Constitution is rep
rcsentatiye paper.
National Republican., 1878-05-13
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
1917 GREAT

TO THE NGEfi EEENsYEyATrA MST E2uTJEt g ugTJEtrmwrsr
SPLENDID s'ENEiMSfENNffGNificENr 'ENEiMSfENNff E''Oif
TRAINS LrAvrMiksfhil xETtz, 81, from Depot, cor
Ea!qr ISr T 70 Ptt;Snrs tS M'; md sSp"s c@fs foa
s[Hf&5REE sHf $SB % FFSfSa%c fJ e RR$fRSHn $TpRsSH
For talanIgisaG, Rochcsief. liuiIno, NlRTIs kGlls
ant ,4e H, Norh a. ~ m daily GSGSti sSv,a
fgsk f fasS iayS1 S2i rS y %aiS aud #a,k, al sioS NJ
daily. Wiz III f%iacS %T @ t@fs @ RtScha@ LIN I'D ES
prcst Of Pullman Paror Cars, "4i@ ni' d"'y'er
For T TPooS'S" S Ncw York, all through trains conncc
nfnrlrg direct lrnnslcr 10 Fulton street. avoid
I,E double icrrinsC and journey across New York
for NST York And the East, TO daily G,SSP.
For rninIclpnln Iso p m. daily. except sunday and
pres, gon, N. Gaily, except sunday. -,,u
Accomm9Iallon for b9iiinoTc o''' SID ~ IN. ana u"
For P0pc's Creek Line rs a and 40 y. daily
For Anrnrois as M. ard 81 tp m .ta,ly cscep,
ALEXANDRIA AND DFREDERICKsRIuRG Raj.
WAY AND ALEXANDRIA AND WASHING
pm on sunday al IL a. M and I, and :, p M.
For thc south, via Rchmond, 80 II. m, daily, aud
Trains leave AicSandria Tor Washington. az $40
l. D
I'm Sunday nj $40 nnd IL y. M and 6lOn M.
S S To- SaPSGs "T1 e 40
corner Of Thirteenth street and Pennsy wanna ay.
cnuc, northeast corner OF sixth street and pennsyi-
len i,T Ihc checking OF baggage to destination nom
hotels nnd TTld"mceT, ,...., ,...... 49,,
rRAHk TGMs6H GSn"f" iTft danas"f das"fe' aSi HF ua
baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD
xArI6NAt tiVAr K5UrR toS &Sb Sbs slSRf ERffEINE LINE =
tOlhG
- NonrnwEer, " 'sr AMI SOUTH, ,,,..
LEAVE wAsHiH"ros, .,.,,.s.
Gsoa NJ. 'fali!mt"fe Annapolis, and way station.
tween Relay an rgimon
,, - ~ ~ n2n'% n,MT "a, m.n,; .,o, ara p..
iimors sSrresS rArLoH CARS 10 New lSrk and
'SSTa H. st Louis, CINCINNATI, Chicago. ,PIu.,prs
%,'pr,SS CONNECTS for iIa scrslown ard Valley
Fa A%G" Sr CO.. sATS, To- raj n. and sLRFrN Iii Gn.
nnsu 90 UNI U.s. t"l'l. o, 'uns T. u no "a uN y.
Io9a. m, baltimore cSrress, ,s,. ...n.o,,. 49,,
Expfsys On suntay 70 baltimore onIy, stopi Tag Al
t"S. and Laurel Express. Frrdcfick via Relay.
W !,!&p n r. Of Rocks FrecrSs % x-,L'I - p, wn,
Kogks All wnr sat on, on u; y;,..
M M rhSs,1a sSIS aPS T'S and sA'GH' smor.
eyGresS E,coiI CiIS' i-.,.cnsers iSr Torio iakoa
nnaS II Ss SS sr FS NSoR K oos' Ca SS
..GS0p, M, Baltimore and way stations ,,,,
-i.Il r. ~ Mica o and 70 unbus eAl tes. SLEEP-
,sl0p p m. baltimore express +
pr,ss sEEEflEG ; S'PR 81 LOUIS %p and pIsturr.
y. cSnnccIoS for P%ITbT5E % On snnISy find po,,o,.
etPfs @iIif&fIsN@ SAR 70 Wv yotk. and sPS
Trains marked daily; other trains daily eH,cep'
,l.as S1
National Republican., 1878-05-13

TrRNrW of Kentucky. introduced n little
1rlautation manners in the Iiouse on Fri.
dav hy putting his douhird lis, into the l,ce
Of General WIrE OF T. nn>ylvania. And
yet III" General didn't kill the offender on
the spot. Nlr'tnaion. v"u know.
National Republican., 1878-05-13

The tUig a"i i. ".rv stumbling block
TO legislation IN Con-rr.. Nohudy asks .or
it-hut few ,rrc-lrldcrs want it. and what
is more and BETTER it cannot pass. Lay il
aside and get it ont Of the way Of needed
legislation. Valuable time enough ha. been
wasted over It.
National Republican., 1878-05-13

the Capital. 1t seldom "kicks over the
traces" and as seldom departs from the
line Of policy dictated by its Southern mas
tiers. Antipathy to TnDEN, fulsomc praise
Of cX-Conicderate statesmen, slandcrou5
criticisms of General GRANT, and other evi-
dcnccs that constantly rcrur in its columns
of fidelity TO the southern wing Of The
Democracy. certainly entities it to this mark
OF distinCtiu.
National Republican., 1878-05-13
A Conundrum for the Democracy.
[ Charlotte Obspfypr.1

Republicans may ask questions which Democrats
may well take under considerations Thus. THE NN.
TtONAL REPUBLICAN: & If Tilhun were in the White
scribe President Hayes title to be- docs any one
suppose tho Republicans, II they had power In the
House, would hesitate to attempt to oust him?
National Republican., 1878-05-13

privilege. Perhaps Mr.. CABELL will event
ually be compelled TO look about for some
other resource TO raise revenue from and
supply the deficit which will certainly fol-
low the success of his efforts TO reduce the
tax on tobacco. It IL not difficult to find
such resource, although the demagogucs
who removed the tariff on tea and coffee
will cry out against using it when 1t Is
inmnl
National Republican., 1878-05-13
THE idea that it is a good thing to plnc,

THE idea that it is a good thing 70 place
"i"cr",ur' in diplomatic positions" is de-
r.dc.l'y amusing when applied to the 3y-
pniM.mrnt Of BRET II tETE 10 be commercial
agent It CrsIcldt The eminent itnc>, o.
Mr. HAErE Tor the deep intrigue and Me
..I.,lophtltNn chicAntgy involved in the
Il. donate trln,Lri4ons incident to this dig
I..i'd ,ire viii he At once conceded when
y l. remembered that his pen ha. been for
r'.r il the Washington lobby ever since he
.,ur East and that those transactions ar.
strictly confined 90 the certifying Of Invoices
pl good, bought and sold iur American Use
in yyll!lloH- IrUs,iln markets OF cDur.
IL VIII NnrDutr" himself in the line toggcry
.rl;-hd@d.cl sword kncc-brecchcs, and all
HAT sort vi thin. Of full court dress for all
,cctsipu- Of official duty, or in the blanket
made. s,m5r'ro-covered panoply Of a quick
silver miner Bat these literary frllrrs st
must be taken care Of, c,cn wr-n useful
citizens, x--oldcrs, drsrrving plrtisans, and
experienced business men are better recon.
mcudcd and better qualified for such posi-,
Tons.
National Republican., 1878-05-13
A scnsrlc.s AgiIntIon.

louisville lKy.) Commercial
II isRSSCrtcd that Tildcn has wrecked another
railroad. Lot him CDn.inc hlm,ClrtO that busnC',.
aud not try to wreck the country by promoting n
sensccss agitation about the Presidency.
National Republican., 1878-05-13

THE Hon. WILLIAM NJ RoBRfNs, of
North Carolina, on the 2oth Of October,
lN11, introduced a Lrll which was referred
to the Committee Of Ways and Means,
authorizing the Iroduccrs Of leaf tobacco
80 dispose ot one hundred dollars worth
" thereof to consumes without the payment
Ct any tax How can he reconcile that
bill with his speech Of the ia,h instant, in
which he invcighs against the prntuitous
distribution OF tobacco, and is especially
an;1gou>tic TO the Agricultural Department
Tor is purchase Of the same lor distribution
to farmers, planters. &c.. throughout the
roun,ry? Mi ,ltd in his speech that
there were GUo0poUo pounds Of tobacco
annually consumed, ON wdi,A NJ tax Is
paid And yet h. would increase that
amount We fear that Mr.. Robbins wishes
to be returned TO the For'y-sixth Cougrcs :.
and /, humbuyS:ns hs constituents on a
&N brand.
National Republican., 1878-05-13

TrLpEN'S only patriotic act in a loH- IN
var''l public "lrc":. tl' writing ot a lr,',r
opposing the prym"ut Of rebel wAr claim,
now rrbpunl, to his di,,omiture. l. Ia,
hN written II letter in favor Of their pay
mcnt, the Southern Claim Agents Ia Il"
House would n"w b. to man IN iIvor u.
Ous;;ng President HAYES. A, II j.. the
latter seems To- ,uIt them better than lh-
in.om .-taN -N.dl,.r who lei tn"m % de-
feat in $50 and whose thior.like cownlirr
in l-;7 prImtttcd-,- they view 1.-THE ~
aIgUr,tIou OF an u-'Uy.r; albeit The lltt".
muy have proved himself Il friend Ia lis,
gui-c.
National Republican., 1878-05-13

TINE NIUiW HI0W, wNich hls lI,0n.
Democratic pro,li,i,ir-, warns Con-Ir-,
and more csl cyiily the Democratic Hou,,
where hltc,ui wy h., been wA-rl against
the army-th4t ii We &c col.pell,d, %.
''Iikely We may bc, TO submit lam.ly u
"Anarc'y at home and Insult from about
'thouth the reduction Of our army. Il,
''prople wii. be apt to wrcak bitter vel,
''gcance on the party that is responsible fo'
"thcir shame Thn'.-o-and the pcopi
are making ready r,r that rhins thi, iI.'
through chang, in rao political rhuarlrr
OF the House Of Representatives.
National Republican., 1878-05-13
Runs Into His Hole,

ceived General Grants consent But the Grant
movement in 1868 was liable to the same objeC-
ton.
National Republican., 1878-05-13

General II. 7. Butler.
1fa newspaper man points his finger AZ mem.
bcr Of Congress the member inGOntincntly runs
into his hole.
National Republican., 1878-05-13
ss'fa04.SEEESY.
rINO lIOU~EKEErERs.

7
UPII"L~TElI ~ Aii. lT~ HltAN,'lE-
Carpets made ana put down. MElring Ldd; LAM
brr llLS 10 UIdr, pur,ur ErInIluru, llr and ~mi
hhrr-srN Hld Al household luluilruICpIr, d. rrl ,.
'nt"u hnd rr'u" "luu! lew Al Cu.tOnlr T., huu,rs
or Hl ihe snap ~ uuHg -uo-hHu III" u-A! charges.
ADDEE~S POSTAL CARD no "IPnOL-TEE"t
the CtTr Uf, uT lea, DU.rT, y ltu,
-. H. iy.lh~II.R, Carpenter and Juhbrr.
Rpl7lm - .rlr.rcuIu street uurlNN,st
~ MILLER rRACTICAL TPUOI OIsTERER AND
-. DEt OliliOR. ,Ei i street northwest An
work uJnrM short hpirr, In the LIUat satisfactory
manner, aud at Reasonable prirrL uul7.HlA
National Republican., 1878-05-13

"WE have everything to plin and nothing
tp lose. You will see trouble. and II good deal
"' It. You don't know the condition OF our
people,"
This is the correctly rrportcdrccent utter
ance"faSt Louis Communist. 1t smtcks Of
the BLrrlcade, and, although the speaker
probably did not know it, he simply re-
pcItrd some Of the scntcntiou9 ideas Of the
Rue st Denis But they are ideas that
grow, threats that bear fruit. and germs
tht yield revolutionary progeny. MEGY.
the New York Communist, the ASSASSIN OF
Bishop DARBoY, and who Is now under
bonds Ior threatening the life Of IIor'i
reporter, undoubtedly began his career in
the ranSS Of asrAr:alism under thy inspira.
ton Ut m idea that you-melming no one
aul every one in rrr;iyu'ar-"loa't know
" the condition ofour prople"-meauing by
our people the idle, the vicious, and the
lIscom'rntcd. 1t ctnnD. b, denied that
Communism is hUl ling in free america
National Republican., 1878-05-13

WHATEvEHc,,r may hI4P- whether pv-si
dent HAYE>. example "t'oIuntary c"utlihU
tions 10 the campaign luni is followed D, not
il ia certain that the coming Con-:->i,1o
canvass viii be contacted on the Rrpuh'r.
can side with uru.ual vigor There NJ,
vim and 'i2or in the movements Of tn
Washington managers Of the canvass 'hl
give assurance Of renewed strength, con
Ccnrrdton Of purpose and dctrunnl'o.
to win the victory r"gvrllrss Of mj93r Il
scnson, within tn" party, 4, we'll a. Of ln
msiLious mrrigrc~ OF the Opposition to r.a
motr lhO-v di~.cnSions
National Republican., 1878-05-13

THE reference made il the NAToN "
RFrrmi'1N On Saturday to Hon W A
PH.E and Ii, relations 10 the lp~ut Con
gre We arc assured doc, that grnrlcm"
injustice. II j, true tho, he is the attorney
OF the Ncu.lIrldn GoyCrumcut to -rcI,a
Ii po,,.b.c tie rrop,ulug Of The roumi-..1I
o. Venezuelan awards, rs If is no. ,l'l-f,
with The rv-ult~ M, PiL:is not lo1Ly.m-
to secure money rom this G,v,mm ut. 6u
Justice ior Il rci-hh".ns roweE Me T.,
been absent liom the city for some tjw,
and L.n,o hr is not now active IL lhs w,I.
imputed 10 him.
National Republican., 1878-05-13
a Delightful Home.
fClCveland IIcruld.1

Washington has all the elements Of beautiful
city and has improved more rapidly within u few
years than any other city In the Union. 1t has
but few rich men who are permanent citizens. and
no commerce or local indusriCs It's rcupic have
little to tax In the way Of property Bu, ihc toy.
ernment by paying one. half Of the taxes for police
fire, gas, and OleT merely municipal expenses will
largely lessen the rate Of local taxation Inr the pub
lie, Improve the value Of property. and induce
hrgc numUeis Of people, GttIRClCd by the midn,ss
OF the climate and the charming intellectual soci.
ely Of the Capital, to permanently remove there ior
delightful home,
National Republican., 1878-05-13
The Grant Movement of 1868.

Il, Louis Globe DumoCrat.l
1t Is undoubtedly true, US some newspapers
susgcsL that the Grant movement has not re-
National Republican., 1878-05-13

TIE Rvc"a4r c>'.mte o. tn" causes
which result in the Democratic hc>i'ation
to begin the Title Investigation will rest
upon belief that iA" Democracy Is too
cowardly to even attempt to make sool il
boasts OF Fraud. The Republicans met
this boast with dcinnt dcmtnl to 20
ahead and expose ,hr guilty, whoever they
may be, high Or low, and Of whatever
party. TIL, Is the record as it now stand,
National Republican., 1878-05-13

The more the proposition l., talked oY to
snd Republican speaker, down South dur
Ing the coming campaign, the more the
Democracy OF that section appear to
dislike it. It has been shrewdly sug-
Gcsted that the rrsu't Of this movement WIZ
be Republican gain, or REGAIN, in many
Congressional districts, or . rcn, val Of tn,
SCENES Of h.ooi and violence that illustrated
Democratic ,urcrss down there in l776
which would ,ol!dity and strengthen the
Republican vote in the Nprh
National Republican., 1878-05-13
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National Republican., 1878-05-13

LO|VCSi i"DiiiHGt" morning CircW-
IUtiOp IN tie DiSfTict.
National Republican., 1878-05-13

THE Title Investigation seems TO be
likely 10 cnl in q arnnd hhhle after all.
The truth j. the Democrat, are afraid Of an
exposure oi their own rottcmnets irit is pro-
Cccdud with
National Republican., 1878-05-13

To MOTHERS: should the baby he suffering with
any of the disorders of bIlyhOod use Dr. Buls
Baby syrup nt once for the trouble. Twenty-Five
cents per bottle.
National Republican., 1878-05-13

THE Now York SIM n,lmoa. he'd r'r Nor
CIAEK,uN y. polTNH to rrturn 70 IT,, -.
H. the House last week. It u'rMlirl a.,
Iii m"s.nno VS. n"oInd in WlsAHg' II
all ID the mye tr.'io4 oi lIe NNYI.
Ell ais" I'o.,u't the .'rD kao@ lhu M
P,u'H'- GrruI 10 N.w York WI, nu
lc.lly cuaa,r.I with DIis investigation
1t j, ti.e &Ir. T. is rrpo.,l to tr uu
ftadIy to rIIhlH pe,>u.ly and not @,
ha ola" Of his po,uch .o!u''us. lnl il r
beloved Lr. in W..hia-',4 G.t III
"lOcal ID" suit Ia ..." I,lH We, IN ru
tu",.,r OF TmDtN ,s. HAYES, nom th
C",-rr.-.ouu N ,na3 3cmru' oi wEi,a dawn
DounDY ILLD a.,s forced to retire.
National Republican., 1878-05-13

q, l. slrrnt contemporary, tie .Smdu
NruH peaks OF the Fidelity" Of thg
D,mocnry "ol the south to her alAc., ,.
"to herself" and. above ALL to her own
"g,od name" Then it goes on to say
"Tm,pc,t "rllbly there are clement, in IT,,
Eastern Democracy which Occasionally
"pro,okc and iritute their southern and
"Wcstcrn allies" Always trucking to the
South, the H,JaH commands and deserve,
tic IrpuaNiou il has won Of being the most
thorough and rcIl,bc Democratic organ at