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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-08-20
Nuklano.

illus petersburg, IL. Suli, i1reibt man I:
Der &ries bat u enbIid ieinen gbl1luB
aefunben, unb RuBlanb bat misber MuBe,
lid nit ieinen inneren 6rasen gu bsi1dftis
gen unb bic leinem nationalen Qeben anbaf;
tenben, fat unslaubl,1su Wdnsel un6
WiBitSnbe 5u beieitisen. Nber obaIei4
isbt aas Welt nod Rsformen i'm Sufi,we.
fen, In Der Boituerwaltuns, I'M Seerpeien
uno namentli9 in Der 9esrs unb 5lotteus
Sntenbaniur i9reit, 70 lit bod Bu be,mei.
fsIn, baB Der Wunid bisier suten Qeute
einisermaBen in Glfiauns ssbt, ba bic
S1doen bes ruifiden Staatsorganismus
ii9 nidt i'm GRANDDAUGHTER bur9 papierne
Oetrete unb ebeuio wsnis bur9 barbarii9e
Beitrafuns ginselner beilsn lafsn. 4ud
mad benz unsIidIiden Rrimtriese erbob
f4 elm aasemeiner &uf mad burdsrsifen.
ben 8erbenerunsen In alsn Spsissn Der
gerwaltuns; weiididtise uno tonipielise
unteriu4unsen wuroen ans ltelt, UNI bic
s%raueabafien WiBitdnbe 81 uerni@ten,
weI&e bic riefise a%nitreusunsen hes RoIoi.
ies &uBlanb paraIpfrten. OuB bas bur9.
aus ni4t selunsen mar, benefit bic innere
@ei4idte bss ebsn besnbisten 8rieses. Sc
1T iest Der DefebI ersansen, sine llnterius
dung sesen bic Gompasnie @reser, goban
unb 9orpis su ueranitaIten, weI9e bic 9tie.
ienaufSabe ibernommen bate, bas rulti4e
peer auf benz europdii9en &riessfdauplab
gu usrprouiantirsn. Der sroBen Welt iuer.
ben seuiB bic @in,sIbeiten bisies Wonitre.
pro5e1es uerborsen bIeibsn, Sci benz es iid
UNI Betrisersien i'm Belauf BON mebr ais
breibis Wiaionen &ubel banbslt, bic Der
Staat ienem llntsrnsbmen ausse3ablt bat,
Obne baB iemaIs aud nur elm pfennis ba,
BON benz b%unsernbsn unb frisrsnbsn &c.
meinen Solbaten gu @ate ~setommsn 1T.
Dieie Oinse uaren nur m6sli9, neil fat
obne 4usnabme bic Sntenbantur. unb Son.
trol' Beamten nebit mandsn bodseiteQten
MiIitdlpsrionsn nit Der taulsnbtSpfaen
S4aar Der Msenten unter elmer Dsde ftsds
ten. Oas sewihenloie Grsibsn Der Cons
pasnie unb ibrer offsielsn 9sIfsrsbslfer
mar aubstannt, aber bic &e9ieruna fonnte
ii4 bieislben i'm Orange bss &risses ni&t
pom 9alie f3affen, usnn is ni9t bic Der;
.prouiantiruns 3a isbr ssfdbrosn wOute.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-08-20
S6met3.

Wdbrenb mir Witte SuIi bier baIb Dor
Sise uerbraten wdrsn, perfroren bic MIpen
bewobner in Der S@wei3 fat UNI bic slei4e
Seit Dor &dlte.
Nus Bern mirb unter benz IL. Sult aes
idrieben: veeiber mill uns Der 6immeI
nod INNER ni9t nit beitdnbisem, ter
Sommeriaiion entipredenbem i96nen Bet
ter besliden. &esen unb immer uieber
Resen unb in ben aIpsn Stnee, 10 bah
man an man@en Srten iosar oaran sebadt
bat, i'm Canton llri J.. y bas glpenuieb
in bas Gbal binab Su trsibsn. gud aus
benz Canton @Iarus Nib beri4tet, bas
bic 9esenb bort wdbrsnb Der Iesten Gaae
elmer wabren Winterlanbidaft sIi9. NiGt
u EOei, @Idrniid unb Wisser ieien Bis
melt b%inunter bei9neit sswsien, aud bort
botten bic aIpsn ibren weiBen 9ut aufse.
babt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-08-20
StaIteu.

Sn Bompeii wiro bas S9auipieI, mel.
DIES ieit Der eruption bes Wsiup i'm Sabre
70 nod Gbriiti @eburt unterbro1en mar,
wieber au1eben. Gin Serr 2uisini srldBi
namli4 tn Pompeii folsenbe 4ntiubisuns (:
ryta4 8erIauf BON 1900 Sabrsn mi,b bas
Gteater oieier Stabt mt Der vEo4ter bss
Resimenis" wiebererOffnet werben. Sd
bite INN bic Sortbauer bes Woblmouens,
weI4es meinem 0~orsanser Warcus Ouin.
tus srwieien porben 1T, unb bite bas gu:
blitum, uerf&ert gu isin, baB i'd Jules
aufbieten werbe, UNI bic pdbrenb isinsr
V~ibnsnlsituns seseisten i%eIteuen gtsen.
i9aften gu errsi9sn."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-08-20
4 n D.
9euH6Iano.

lleber bic sesenwdrtisen i3uitdnbe in
Deuti9lanb i4reibt mad Der v@rpres1 Elm
unier altes 8aterlano bersiienber amerita.
ner ME folst: vOas Spionir. spitem III
elm furdtbares. Nismanb 1T fiber. Su
ben &afes unb &eitaurants wirb tein Iau:
ties Wort mebr seiprodsn, aus Surdt, man
Tonne miBueritanben werben. Oieie BlGse
finb tbatid9li9 nit poIiaiitea in giuiltlei
bern sefiqt, wsl9e, nidt sufrisben, bis fe
etwas b6ren, bic @dfts in elm @siprd9 ,u
Sieben iu9en, UNI bann trsenb Seman6en,
Der cine a9tIoie 8emsrtuas rnadt, auf Der
SteIe 3u ~uerbaftsn. Die &ssieruus ee
brau&t anbsrs perddtIide Wittsl. vYe6b:
Iers" uertaufsn in ben StraBsn bic Bboto.
srapbien uon 9oebel ano Nobilius. Oie
PebbItrs finb Spione. Wenn irsenb Ses
mano beim aInblld Der photographer cine
unlopaIe Bemertuns fallen IdBt, 10 piro er
iofort sepadt unb fortsefibrt. Sn ben
9anbbifritten 1T Der Despotismus nod
barter. Wirtbe unb @afbausbeiissr wer:
ben fur bic Spra9e ibrer Safe auf's
itrenSfte uerantwortIi9 sebaIten unb ioltsn
fe irSenb einem unIopaIen Worte idpeis
sens 5ub0ren, 10 wsrben ie ielbft uerbaftet
unb beitraft. Was bic Gesieruns am mel:
item b%eunrubist, 1T bic @ntOeduns 10 uieIer
iocialiiiidsn 0otumente In ben Gornii.
tern BON Gauienoen BON Solbateu. sic
ale baben i4were Citrate srbaIten unb tein
9ioiliit bari obae beitdnoise Bewaduns
mebr bic &aieraen betrsten. Selbit Der
Ydderburide, wel9sr ben Solbaten Brob
brinst, wirb bewadt bon isinsm gintritt in
bic &aierne bis er binaus if. Cine aases
meine Srber perbietet ben Solbaten bes
9eien irsenb welGsr 3eitunssn (?)".
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-08-20
e afieI |.

Sn benz Oorfe &ir1bra9t Bel @elnbaus
fen 1T uor eiuisen Easen, pie mar Der 81.
IT. 5en. 4ts." BON bort msIbet, Der dlteife
Mann in &urbefien unb uielIei9t auf benz
sauSen Gontinente seitorben. gs 1T bies
Der Bauer Siberian Weibmutb, Der anaeb.
LID bas respectable IIter uon ni4t wenise,
als l4s Sabren erreidte, trosbem CT mab,
renb ieiHes san3en Qsbsns nit Strapa,en
uno Gntbebrunsen aler Dirt gu tdmpfeu
bate. OerieIbe bients (. 3. unter benz
9erSose SsrOinanb BON graunidpeia uni
bat u. a. aud bic SdIa9t bel DiIbeIms,
tbaI mitsemadt. Son isinsr Na9tom
meni9aft Ieben nod 2 S0bns 0o9betaste
@reiie), l6 @ntsl uno 43 eruadiene lr.
enfel.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-08-20
Sn einem Bantbauie ,u Wannbeiu

Sn einem Bantbauie su Wannbeim
wurbe einem iunsen Wanne bic ibm anuers
traute 9elbiumme pom %, 900 W. entuen,
bet. Na4 einisen Wo9en erbielt has &c.
treffenbe 8anfbaus bas @elb uieber ,uae,
ffeat bur@ einen @eiifIi4en, weI&em Ste
Suu,ras tn Der geidte iiberseben morben
mar. Man fiebt baraus, bab iene, we!de
nod Relision baben, fi9 raid pieber auf.
ridten, rpenn iie aus llna9tiamteit sefaI.
len iinb. 6erner mirb baraus liar, bas
cine &an3el unb Elm Bei9tfubl mebr B6ies
uerbinbsrn fonnen. aIs in awsi j3u9tbdus
fern absebiBt werben Tam.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-08-20
( Oh m ? / n.

Der Serein CUR SSrberuns bes &unfses
werbss in 8raunidwsis bot Breisaus.
i&relben erIaiien, in bsnen CUR @inienbuns
pon @ntwdrfen gu BiIoerrabmsn unb Stab
men fur photographer in GabinetssrOse
aufseforbert wirb. Die Wabl bes Stils
1T frerseiteat, @otbit iebo9 ausseidlois
fen, bic beutide Renaifance 1T beDor,ust.
6ir bic S0iuns Der Gufsaben finb Yreiie
bon 800 bis l2O W. aussslest.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-08-20
Sn gang 0snstisn bot ii9 cine Yerl4pS,

Sn gang Yenetien bot fid cine gsri9uO'
runs sebilbet sesen bic iosenannte v&e:
sia", welder bas Gabatmonopol pom
Staaie ibertrasen 1T. 0ieielbe bat nidt
bios ben Yreis Der @isarren becsutenb err
bobt, ionbern aud ben goniumsnten cine
beoeutenb ueridle4terte Waare felt Ginger
aeit seboten, 10 baB lid u aler Orten
Unit &au4elubs" sebiloet baben. Sn
Yaoua Hest man an aaen S%traBeneden /:
~Wer am Gage rau9t, wirb bes Na9ts
s%epriseIt~; b0fi9sr fnb bic placate in
NObisO, wsl4s bic Burger eriu4en, pom
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-08-20

l. Suli an ia feline gisarre mebr gu raus
4en. Sn Wftra forbern bduierbobe Mffi:
den NIT &iefenIettern aue G%inmobner auf,
has Deiipiel Wailano's na9suabmen unb
bic Gtsarre 3u %uerbannen, wdbrenb pfeis
fenrauteu nod erIaubt 1T.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-08-20
@tSeonRn.

Sn ber @ssenb pon WabiiOn III
has &Orn bur9 ben SaseIturm letter Bo&e
bebentenb bei@dbist worbsn.
Sn OfbtOib brad lssts Do@s in Der
ie9iteu @arb In benz pou einem Deutl&en
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-08-20
3 b n.

Dor benz S@wurssri9t in Wannbsim
wuroe Die antlase sesen ben 80 Sabre al
ten &aufmann War Muysr uon Wanns
beim wessn betIlserii@sn Banterottes,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-08-20
University of
NOTRE DAME.

Das neut Ssutsfsr bsstnut gu Nptrs DAME am sratn
Gteufae TN Septsmbet
Die Snaalt bistst b~slonbsts 9srtbeils fir las etueium
Der Surtsrruetni une W,ttjin, ipris bee flaffI&en, ptHtn.
I'd aftltnen une taufmdnnifhen GURUS.
9bsltnes ppn iebtm altsr rtreeu anssnpmuntH unt In hem
thrtnl Alter sntirret snetn Dtparttmentt init @idF6t ouf
ttrt Bdbt8isiten ~fcrsfdItis arterri&tet une auf bic btnaru.
ten Gnrfer petbertittt.
FUR ndttrs gustuuft uab gataIUss, psnbs man R8 &c.
fdlisf an
Very Rev. W. Corby, C.. S. c., Oral,
Notre Dame p. o., Indiana.
o 365- $40 8 1914
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-08-20
ST. 2narien
SGbter Mfateimn.

rntsr Der etituns Der Stulf6rsfsrn be Iptrs DAME, (aus
hem Nuttsrtauft Dilrauiet) ~ 81. Ecua.us,
Sadipn srunts, Srra.
Tiefts Snaitut BAT cine iebr anseustmt rnt s~sluntt etss,
N IL Wlelsn flelt@ ron tubuast nattets yltifffppt tlnt.
fts. Eas ssrdumis, @tb6uet IN NIT alien ReluemItttt.
ten %psiftttn. Dds I.ibIiht fprit bas ettAtet gDrhl her SOC.
linss ttr 8srtftrttt In ben @iHsni8aftsn rtrs mitstr srtb.
ten Ssrsfalt stpHtsr.
@rsss Spitpldst umstbtn sas Suaitut.
Stne QIieru, ptl6t ibrtn Rtnberr cine erunelttt, relteis
Sft &rJittuus stbsn rSnsn rtresn rptl ttun r,uu fs TIRE
2S6tr ben S6rtftrn be Netrt Damt ,u Ct. 1snatrs ar-
ptrtrautn. Gas stbHidbrtst Htftbsn bee Snfttutss, bic
tables etreuntsen Brtuntt ttHtlbtn Fnh ~senlesust 3susen
Der 8~abteftittu Der SGrtfern.
3ds Stuliatr t'eiunt nit ITEM trfen Neutds i'm
Stpttmetr uns tnset NIT BEN lssttu Gennsraas
I'm Suit.
Sseingunstn
8ar Spa unt llnitrri6t In ssutftsr unb snslift,r Ssra.
Of, tn ben etrStnlittn 5ansarbti.tn, I'm Sinstu u. { NJ,
gianS u S,sraaS les Sniramtnta, siai,liairis 10 70
Suit, IRE, so
3tittr. SUI
5ttntn ane ylaltr, $40
prisat.llnisrrt&t in fran,SRftr stidtrd. 6aar.
artnt NM Ulumtnnattn, Stsrtelidtrts 300
spdts. Wrbtit, 700
Die 35slinss nsrstn ,u i,ssr Belt ans.nsamsu, uns bic
@t&nauetn pom Datum Strts Gintritts stasat. Seab.
Iun8tn etf9tbtn, rtnn npsl&. risrttlidbria, psraus.
9tnt tefirinntt 8tt, tes Gtntritts "a itep& ppn stre,r
Nt3tsftit, frrSsl fur ben 5srtftritt Der 95slirst, 70 ME
aud fur eas Sroutn Der 8IaHtn.
llnterf6ise Der Rtltsisn rirh fein 6tutsrnis Isn BET auf.
nabnt Der 9Saliust, rtun titftlten rtqtns fns, I'D heu IN.
%stfutrten Htstln ~ unttrrtrfen.
ortsfs, rsssn ndbsrsn anfrastn a%trsfrs man an:
Sister Sup. M. SEBASTIAN,
st. Mary's Institute,
st. DOnatus, Jackson County, Iowa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-08-20
Sesrioer 2sard6of,
Cr9elb a c
gittsburs, pa.

&eferenpn: 9. g. Cardinal 8. ReGlosts,
Won Hep gprf; t Grbilbof W. s. Spalbiua,
Baltimore, Wo. Sii&Of 3. 8. Rs Auais, 8s.
DETER. Rem yorf; SO6p' ter P Wauritius
alofermann o. s. F., ct. Spispb's Gpaeas,
1eutcpOlis, Sa.; Sp6w. P. Ssnatius Iruss o.
s. b ct. Tinesnts Nbbsp, pa.
TESTIM MA.
Felix Barckhoff ex Widenbrueck, eppido
di9cesis mee. multa organa pro ~ecclesiis die-
cesis Paderbornensis multa cum laude fabrica-
Wit, quod lubentissime, hisce testor, dunn Re-
verendissimis EpiscOpis America ipsum COM
mendo.
Paderbornensis, IA Dec. 1865.
CONRADUS,
Episcopus Paderbornensis.
Monasterii, Ia Dec, 1865.
JOANNES GEORGIUS,
Episcopus Monasterii.
&eparaturen unb Stimmunssn wsresn aufs
pinftitfe bsiorst.
Sriefe btliebe man ~ abrefiren:
BARCKHOFF BROTHERS,
Lock Box 100,
Mount Oliver. Allegheny Co., Pa.
National Republican., 1878-11-04
DECENrLy AND IN ORDER.

Il appears that the Democmts OF South
Carolina have succumbed in some degree to
the majesty of public opinion and the law,
aud that one Republican meeting has been
held in that State where there has been no
demand for a division Of time and where no
red-shirts were present to disturb the har-
monies of the occasion. This is new
feature in South Carolina politics this year,
and is the result of the positive and deter
mined action of Attorney-Gcneral DEvENs
in behalf of an untrammeled election and
the rights Of citizenship. To show that
HAMPTON had the power TO restrain his
people at any time it is only necessary to
publication of the Attorney Generals
instructions they pursued their Of
fensive lawlessness until HAMPTON was
constrained or pleased to declare himself
opposed to their proceedings Then order
and decency followed, when, had he been
fhir aud upright ruler, and had rebuked the
spirit that prompted them, they would never
have occurred. The truth is HAMPTON re-
lied upon the Indifference Of the Admins
tration for his protection in permitting the
outrages that have occurred, and only
changed his course and that of his people e
when he discovered that it had been aroused
to sense of duty. 1t will be seen by refer
ence to a special dispatch from Sumter
$. c., OF Saturday evening, which appear
in our news columns, that one Republican
meeting has been held at that point with
out the interference of the militia and the
introduction of artillery loaded with ten
penny nails. This reform is we'll, but il
should have come earlier.
National Republican., 1878-11-04
DEAD.BEAT JOURSALIs,I.

The Sunday Herald indulges screcd on
Dead Beat Journalism" which is terribly
severe and cruel toward the daily Demo-
cratic organ of this city. 1t evidently has
aimed to kill two birds with one stone-a
Sunday publication which it does not like
and as it uses the term daily" and there
are only three dailics in the city, and two
of them are long and irmly-established
journals, the other hit must be at TIE Dem
ocratic daily, which indulges "a fresh dodge
every week or two to arouse public atten-
ton and boastful claims about circula-
ton" But we will permit the Sunday
Herdld to present the case in its own way
There is no avocation for 1t can hardly be
called q profcssion) that Is so infested by
swindlers aud dcad. beats as that of journal.
ism for while 1t Is expensive to equip and
establish real newspaper il costs little to issue
a few numbers Of sheet calling itself news.
! paper, which can then be used to aid its pro-
| prietor or proprietors to beg and beat their way
. through the world. The sheets vary in size and
prctcnsions from the dingy gutter-snire. six.
inch-square handbill calling itselfa daily" to
the weekly or Sunday journal, with a fresh
dodge every week or two to arouse public at
tcntiOn, and boastful claims of circulation :;
but they are all alike in their persistent efforts
to get notice of any sort from the legitimate
press. We doubt whether there is any city in
the country which has so many issues of this
kind as Washington and why this is so Is some
thing of n mystery but 1t is partly explaina
bic by the heterogeneous character of our pop
ulation, drawn from all parts of the country
and perhaps still more by the tolerant and
blindly charitable disposition of our buSines
men, who are too prone to throw a sop to til,
heggar for "my new paper" If the importunit!
is only persistent aud plausible Certain it /
that not one of these journalistic chirdlicrs din
d,u,trie was ever known to cnligrate and settl
permanently elsewhere, but il they are MISE,
for time from their accustomed haunts a few
months will see them hack engaged in the OLE
business Of prcying on the community.
National Republican., 1878-11-04
now HE BOYS WE'RE CAUGHT NAP
PING


The following appeared in the Erening
Star of the Goth ultimo:
One whose official position should give him
every facility TO know the facts in the case
says that the cipher dispatches recently print
ed In the New York Tribune wero Ia tho pos
session of Senator MORTON before his death &;
likewise the key thereto, and that the Senator
had intended TO expose this telegraphic corre-
spondence had he lived.
The dearth Of news having been great, the
"boys on the Row" worked the above up into
gorgeous paragraphs, and the wires flashed
II to their respective papers. The Indian
apolis Journal speaks by authority, and
states that there was no foundation what
ever for the statement; that Senator Nor
TON had no hand whatever in getting pos
session of the cipher kilograms, and that
the credit for laying bare the most gigantic
piece Of political fraud of the century in
disputably belongs to the New York Trib-
snc. The Indianapolis Journal Of the ID in
stant has the following in relation to this
matter:
A Washington special to tho Journal few
days since made the statement on the author-
ity Of q prominent Western gentleman In
Washington, one, as the dispatch said, "whose
official position should give him every oppor-
tunity to know whereof he Affirmed" !" that Sen.
ator MORTON was, before his death, In posses
sion Of the cipher dispatches recently pub.
lished by the New York Tribune, as well as the
key to the dispatches 1t matters not what
the official position may be Of the gentleman
who makes this statement, we have the best
Of reasons for knowing that he Is mistaken
To claim that the key Of these dispatches wa,
In the possession of Senator MORTON Is simply
ridiculous; and 1t is equally untrue that the
dispatches were In his possession.
National Republican., 1878-11-04

Gordon Bennett, and one Of the survivors OF the
yacht Mohawk disaster, in which Commodore Gar
ner aud wife, Miss Adele Hunter, and Mr.. FROST
Thorne perished, is Just announced. The happy
man Is Captain Randolph an Irishman, formerly
" her Malestys service, whose name was formerly
Mullins, the change having been made IN order 20
inherit some money from his mothers brother
Captain Randolph came over here last summer
and spent most Of the time In Saratoga, where he
renewed an acquaintance with Miss May MADE
originally In Dresden. They are 70 bo married
shortly, aud they will reside abroad. Miss Edith
May is a tall and handsome young lady. with tine
dark eyes and regular features. She has beon Pho
tographcd by Mora as Erin" "a character which
she sustained in famous series Of tablcaux vivnnts
couple OF seasons ago, crowned with shamrocks
and bearing harp ~ II Is therefore not unfit
ting that she should be wooed and won BY gallant
IriSlman.
National Republican., 1878-11-04

taken that New York had many sons worthier
than and that very likely some Of them would
succeed me. Friday, In the cans, thinking OF the
drih OF things in the South the incident came back
II seems that our Southern ncighbors, almost un.
consciously perhaps want evcrybody's seat and
everybody's shoes The one seat referred to Is a
small matter, but when the other seats come TO bc
as you feel, This Government has been fought for
and bled for. and died for, and now you had bet
ter take care Of II yourselves for while at least
before you farm 1t out TO those who, having ruled
II for lny years dronched the land with blood,
covered itwith mourning, and buried II under the
National Republican., 1878-11-04

TOMORROW the most evcntIul election
in this country since that which preceded
the national campaign of 1860 will be held.
II it shall result in Republican success the
peace aud perpetuity of our governmental
institutions will be assured but if by any
misfortune the Democrats are permitted to
carry the day the serious work of retrieving
the lost vantage ground of the Republican
party will he postponed until 1Ss0.
National Republican., 1878-11-04
Conkling vs.. Hill.

IsrnIpF Conklings speech at BinghGm,0nl
Nrln ago this State honored me with ul,o ur It's
seats III the greatest parliamentary nody On earth
and II came 10 pass that chair and desk central IN
the chamber fell to me. some time since Senator
HIil of Georgia sometimes familtary called ten
llIlithe sune who lately wrote n lOyc.lpilGT about
his former hyOTIIe, Mr, Hayos-Gameto 10 mo blnuGly
and said P2liIcly and pleasantly, Senator | mean
no ohru." but have taken your seat; II Il Il good
seat should like It and have told the Sergeant.
alarms tO put me down for 1t. After the Ilh Of
March, 1879, You will not need It. Your state viii
60 Democratic, mud you will not come back, and I
thought would make sure Of your seat ! said
he was welcome ~ engage H. that no Olsnse was
National Republican., 1878-11-04

TmE Hon MILTON SAYLER's vanguard
has arrived in Washington. DR.. BRAD
FoRD, very estimaLle gentleman, if no ex-
ccption may be taken TO his politics, is here,
mud forthwith the positive announcement
is made that Mr.. SAYLER will contest
Major BuTrERwORTHs seat. This bare an
nOuncement would attract very little atten-
tiOn were it not backed up by the further
declaration that Senator BECK, according to
DR., BRADFORD, is persistent in urging that
MI SAYLEE shall proceed with this pro-
posed contest. According toi the same au-
thority the Senator, moreover holds that the
Clerk of the House Of Representatives, would
he justified in leaving OF the rolls of the
House all mcmbcrs-elect in whose districts
the supervisor law was taken advantage Of
This is q sad, sad muddle, for Senator THUR
MAN, Of Ohio, one Of Mr. SAYLER's political
demi0ods, voted for this supervisor law"
The Star, after quoting an interview with
DIR. BRADFORD on this subject, says:
There is plan on foot that at tho next scs.
sion of Congress the Democrats pass II resou.
tion directing the Clerk, in making up the list
of membeTs-clect to the FOrty.siXth Congress,
to drop the Sc who had taken advantage of the
supervisor law. Tho effect Of this would be, oil
course, TO take away the Pitmd tIcie right OF
certain sue essful Republican candidates. Just
how this Is to bo done, however, in view Of tho
constitutional provision that each House shall
be tue Judge OF the qualifications Of its own
members, Is not manifest Tho FOrty.hf1h
Congress eau hardly put m inhibition on the
FOrty-siXtII Congress aud lr'sriI " Oh" qUalih'
cations Of is mcmbcr5
National Republican., 1878-11-04

THE Democrats Of the District of Column
bia and Maryland are very busy preparing
to overwh helm the honest vote of Mont
gomcry County, in that State, by injecting
illegal voters from this city into that cam
vass. 1t appears rs if the Democrats here,
like those at the South, have determined to
each power by the arm of rascality, and
,rr consequences take care Of themselves.
They ann to debauch the elective fran
chiSe, trample upon the rights of citizen
ship, and corrupt the people if a little party
advantage can be gained thereby, without
rejecting for moment that u government
by the people becomes corrupt just in pro-
portion rs the people are corrupted, by be-
ing led into acts OF political dishonesty. We
understand that the Republicans of Mont
gomcry County have determined to use
every excrtion to bring those who violate
the laws and rights OF citizenship through
perjury to condgn punishment Such Il
course will be commended by all good
citizens.
National Republican., 1878-11-04

THE shallow mockery of an election of
Congressman will be held IN the Southern
States tomorrow. A few Republican Con-
gressmen may receive majority of votes
at the polls but the number returned to
their sents will be fewer still.
National Republican., 1878-11-04
Another Butierlan Jiit.
lon City Derrick

lOn tlly DeTIlCk
Susan D. Anthony announces that she Is an ad.
mirer Of Bcn Butler We think we know Butler
wei. enough to predict that hers will be a case OF
unruQuilcd affection.
National Republican., 1878-11-04

far at least As the Southern States are con-
cerned, our Constitution Is cheat and fraud,
political liberty sham and lie, and the Ad-
minstration Of the Government reproach TO
tho American people. -