National Republican., 1878-11-08
pOLITTCIL NOTES.
WIDOW BUTLER resumes her weeds.

WIDOW BUTLER resumes her weeds.
RASDALL ran ,22G votes behind his vote Of 1876.
Now, DISNIs, me by, what are 80 going TO do
about II?
WILL Senator Wallace be candidate for PresI.
dent In 1897
Is THE renegade Andrew @, Curtin, u power in
Prnnsylvanla2
THE election returns arc very monotonous, but
We can stand it,
DIED, November 5, lSiS Old Butler, at. 60. Coun
Try exchanges please copy.
THE COW with the crumpled horn has tossed the
candidate all fOrlOrn.
Ir would appear as If the Camerons are known
understood and appreciated IN Pennsylvania
NEW JERSEY has done sp,endidly, as she Is apt to
do when the country makes strong call oil her.
THE fraud issue Is In its little grave, having
knocked over the pateTnal Democracy with its final
kick
without opposition. There wasn't enough OF him
TO UppOse.
Tue Grecnbackers arc not so Inflated as they were
pricked balloons don't amount to much aitcr the
gas escapes.
the currency" are the words used by Senator
BayArd In speech at Philadelphia.
souTH CAROLINA exhibits, to-day, tho beauties oil
Cancellation. There Is peace purchased by the sub
misslye silence OF a Republican majority
RUSSELL ERRETr and Thomas NJ. Bayne, Repub.
lIcan candidates, were elected to Congress in the
Piltsburg districts. II Is u good ending oil bad
light.
Mr.. RANDALL has been returned from Pennsyl
yRnia TO represent the solid South and free trade IN
the next Congress. Perhaps he will run for the
Presidency, too
GILBERT A. SHOVE, late National candidate fol
Congress in the Cleveland district, is reported tC
be preparing papers to contest the election OF Hon
Amos Townsend.
Now /, the time " close the Old books and open
n new account. National dishonesty Is Tebukcd
and the GreenbaCk craze has had Its funeral 1t Il
! glory enough for one day.
TMAr Republican defeat In Maine was exceed
ngly agreeabe at the time, but, as Il storm zig
/ nal 10 Indicate the approach OF u Democratic Cy
clone II did not amount to so very mach, AFTER all
! IT seems to be an OppOrtume moment for Senator
! David Davis " renew his remark that politics II
! lightly on hm-GspccIally Grccnback politics
There Isn't enough OF them lelt to be heavy on an!
one,
THE deceased Republican party Is a most ur
! reasonable remains. Atter being killed and buTie
any number Of times by Democratic orators III
corpse keeps getting out Of the ground and soshln
around.
Ir Is stralnIng the capacity Of the :lOcal Democ
TaCy to provide for both Banning aud SAyleI
| There is but one mayOralty and one GOyernOrshiI
aud no probability Of their getting either.-CHcm
nuti Times.
CHARACTER Is worth something even In distrlC
| where the Democratic majority is 1900. Witnes
Hudson County, n. j., where Lewis A. Brigham
Republican, Is sent 10 Congress with nearly 20.
votes TO spare.
on the opening OF the next session Of the Obi
Legislature J. NJ. Dalzell will ask permission to II
trOduCe the first bill 1t will be a mensure to n
peal the law under which the Soldiers and Sailor
Orphans Home was TeOrganized.
THAT petition In which scores OF thousands
| voters asked General Butler 10 run for GJVernO
indicated that he would be elected. But theI
must have been something wrong about II. To
many small boys signed 1t, perhaps.
GOVERNOR HARTRAEFr's fOrebOdings that h
l2,UJO majority in 1875 would be beaten by ColOne
lIOyt are fully realized. But If he did not want