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HOstfIIfytO the POpe.

A Rome correspondent says: A fac
ton hostile to the Pope Is said to exist
among the Cardinals, headed by Cardi-
mails Berardl, Beliva and MartineIli.
They are displeased with the temperate
tenor Of his sllocution, the appointment
OF Cardinal Dipietro as CamerLengo, and
the fact that the Pope has not announced
bi. accession to the depo5ed sovereigns.
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htlN aukee,

MILwAUKEE, April Flour Quie.
snd unchanged. Wheat Unsettled
opened at decline Of l3c, snd closed
dull; No. Milwaukee hard 81 l9:
seller April 81 ia; seller Msy 81 l2!;
seller June 81 l2!; No. 3, 81 OF. Corn
Quiet snd unchanged; No ,, 42tc.
Osts-Qllet and unchanged; No. ,, 25c.
Rye-E,sier; No. l 5S4c. Barley
Quiet; Nc > spring 5ic Provisions
Inactive snd held firmly. Pork-Nom-
insl at 50 so. Lsrd-Prime stesm s. 25.
philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, Apr, Flour
Firm and unchanged. Whest- Weak;
amber 81 S5Gl IS; red 81 S2Gl q; white
81 SslGl 80 Corn-Wesk. yellow ji,:
mixed 54tG5jC. Os;s-F,rm and TN.
changed. Provisious-Firm and IN
changed. Butter snd Cheeso-S,csdy
and unchanged Pr.-olcum- Dali, crudc
DC; refined lI!c. Egcs-Dull crd un-
changed. Mhlsky-Western 81 90
Toledo
TOLEDO, April .-Wheat-Dull and
lower; amber Michigan, seller April
81 30; seller May 81 3oI; No. > red win.
ter spot and seller May 81 -, No. ;
red Wabash 81 o. Corn-Dul and
lower; high mixed 45c; No. = spot and
seller April ijy; seller May and Juno
4Gtc; No. > white 4tio rejected 4IIc,
damaged SIC. Oats-Nominal Clover
Seed-NominaI.
New Orleans
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81. Louis.
DIZZY GOODS.
New York

NEW YORK, April Dry Good
Business continues light with package
houses and the jobbIng trade "a Icss
active. Cotton goods quiet and fairly
steady. Prints in isir demand
GInghsms active and dres' goods in fair
demand. Mems woolens quiet. Chcvrols
unsettled. Foreign goods in mOIura.o
demand.
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Boston, April l.-Arived-Stesmef
Istrisn, Liverpool.
NEw YORK, April l. Arrived -
Steamer Erin, Liverpool.
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BOARDING.

MRS. A. ID. HOLIDAY REsPECTFUL-
vi Iy announces that she has .eas1d the
cOmmOdlOus house, No. llR Chapline
street, and offers superior accOmmOia-
tons 70 families or single bOarders. VIII
be ready April lst. Day boarder- 5 per
month prices with room corresponding
ly low. Apply at ,,-,,.,.,..,
mr2DWSb ia MARKET STREET.
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BUYING AND SELLING.
MARKETS BYTEL RAPH.
Gold Closed at IOlls-GOTernments
Firm Flour Firm-Wheat
Dull - Hogs Strong
and Higher.
FINANCE.

New YORK, April !. - Money
At to l.64 per cent closing active
st per cent. Prime mercantile paper
st 4iG6 per cent. Cultoms receipts
s.. 1881 600. Tn. Assistant Treasurer dis
burSed Sl65,GUO. CIesrings SIC 100000.
Sterling firm, long 49,; short 4sg&.
GoLD-OpenlEg 81 lOlt and closed st
lOlt. Carrying rstcs 5!67 per cent.
SILvER-At London 56!i; here, sill
yer bars are l2l4, greenbscks; l2Os, gold;
silver coin 3(9lt per cent discount.
GeYERNAENTs-Flr
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sEwsORG Is stops slZB, 10 So, ~
rs. ., SSj. Pianos. retail price $50 only
SIb. send TOR confidential circulars
DanieI n. Beatty, Washington, ~. J
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HOW AID Is GRANTED.

sb'ste before aid is granted, blank form,
mr,, T,,I Z ass been prepared with great care,
snnI;oS, De nIIed up. This can be had upon
'P"'a'lon to the Corresponding Secre-
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EraternizatfOn OF Russian and THrk'
iSII soldiers

PERA, April 1.-O.msn and Reout
Pashas have become more Russian than
English. The Turkish and Russian col.
ders fraternize the latter going about
Constantinople, in uniform, without
egoking animosity. II war come Eng
land must contemplate the possibility Of
having to fight Turkey and Russia. AT
best she would get from Turkey one-sided
neutrality, of little or no substantial use
The Porte to Remain Passive.
CoYsTANTIHoPLB, April LIN the
event OF war, it is expected that the
Porte will remain passive, and endesvor
to make its territory respected, failing IN
which the Porte will simply protest to
the powers.
Derby's BuCcc,EOr.
LONDON, April 2.-The following ap'
pointment wos officially confirmed: Mar
quls Of Salisbury, Secretary Of State for
the Foreign Department.
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Now Orleans.
LIVE SEOCh
New York.

NEW YORK, April l.-Bccycs- r.
ceipts 100 heat, making 10 $50 hosi
for the week, against lO,4iO hcSd tor last
week. Prices fraction lower than FRI
day and fully &c % the current rates ct
last week; 10 cars Texas steers. 1890
pounds, at SimSic to dress 5j; common
ari ordinary native oxen and steers nj :
"a SIC 10 dro-s jjc; mcIium 10 good wee {
crn steers si@93c to dress 55H-56; primo
and extra DO lOTl0l, 10 dress 5Grj5.
with a few tops nt lO3c 60 drcss D., t-t
bulls dull at 3Mic live weight Exporter
took $50 head ui nStlve steers At gMlOlr.
to dress 5GlIj5c, mainly 9!m94. ship
ments tor the week 1850 quarters Of bccn
95 head Of live.
Sheep-R Receipts 5000 head, making
1850 tor the the wcok, against 1900
for last week. Market easier and y
fraction lower; sales Of fair 30 gooi
clipped sheep NJ jCn5Ic; general sales A.
5i&Sic Exporters took car load.
heavy At Gs@1c. Shipments Tor tho
week 300 carCasscs of mutton; 100 heat
Of live.
Hogs - Receipts 1890 hoad, making
5000 for the week, against - 800 for
last week. Market quiet at 81 BOAT 90
per 100 pounds live weight, with cars
Ohio hogs at ~ 30.
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RUsINEss CHANCES.

Mr.. j. f. Atkinson, the popular and
efficient manager of the Graf
ton Hotel, has been released
by Mr. II. l.. Sykes, OF Baltimore.
Mr.. Sykes has been engaged in the hotel
business for fifteen years and has been
connected with some Of the best hotels
in the country.
Mr.. James ID. Holmes has removed
from the Valley House and opened
new hotel on Railroad street.
Mr.. Louis Heclmer has again taken
charge of the Valley House.
Mr.. Taylor Cole has purchased the
stock of Hartman & Conners and is going
into the furniture business.
j. l.. Ii.
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John Morrissy Dying.
Marine

New YORK, April IA dispatch from
Troy says John MOrris'ey is dying.
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CHICAGO, April The DrousrR
Journal reports hog receipts 1900 hosd
shipments 1900 head. strong and high.
or; mixed rough nj So iOI,3 GO; light
a: So 45Cy8 %; heavy - 50la,3 %. All
sold.
Cattle Receipts 1000 head; shipment,
LOO head. Market dull. week AMI
lower; shipping steers At % sjCG5 ~,
feeders and stockers ut 50 OOm3 IS,
butchers iD fair demand; steers S. lOm
3 %; cows duh and unsettled St 81 10
bulls 81 1908 90
sheep Receipts 80 head; shipments
$50; some lett over from last week light
supply. Sales At 81 Oo@j %.
Cincinnati
CIHCIsEATr, April I.-Hocs-Qgio,
common 50 25G3 90; hight 80 55rr3 70,
packing s. GOM3 70; butchers 81 sOGg
{ 90 Receipts 1872 head; shipments 100
head.
81. Louis.
"r. Louis, April Hogs Firm and
active, all sold; light At 50 2OCh2 a.;
packing 80 25@3 40.
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SToCKs-The feature OF the market was
the continued advance In granger shares
under large Purchases on the largely IN.
creased earnings and the belief tust dlvi-
jends will be declared on St. Paul and
Northwestern common shares. Western
Union attracted considerable attention
and advanced to SOt because OF report
that the earnings had Increased one
hundred thousand dollars during the
past three weeks. Lake Shore WAS firm
throughout. while coal shares and
Union Pacific were lower; Northwest
ern common advanced . per cent, pre-
terred per cent, sni -. Paul com
mon !! and for the day were the clos
ing faVorites OF speculation. The earn
ings Of the Northwestern road, main
liQo, increased $23O,COO for March, rs
compared with the same month last
year, and branch roads esUmatci ut $4,000
more. The transactions aggregated
10000 shares, Of which $1,000 wero
Lake Shore, $4,000 Northwestern com.
mon, 1000 preferred, l,7OOSt Paul
common, 4,OOa preferred, $1,000 Della
ware, Lackawanns and Western, 10000
Delaware and Hudson, i 400 Western
Union, and 5000 Pacific Msil.
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CincInnaII.

OIL CITY, April 1.-The market
opened excited, with ssles at 81 6lt, de-
clined to 81 49,! advanced to 81 5Si aud
closed at 81 5li offered. Shipments for
March 7O4, 4,555 barrels transactions 49,
600 barrels.
National Republican., 1878-08-27
THE EMMA MINE.

The enemies of General ROBERT e..
SCHENCK have sought every possible occa-
sion and pretext for maligning him on ac-
count of his connection with the Emma
Mine. There has been no limit TO the meas
ure of their malignity aud abuse, and he
has patiently submmittcd to their assaults,
clothed in conscious innocence, and trusting
to time to furnish his yindication. \ for
mer superintendent of this mine has recent
" made some statements relating TO its
real character and which afford the assur-
ance that it was one of the richest mines on
the globe, and that it was worth oil and
double what was paid for 1t by the English.
He says:
The English sent out either incompetent or
dishonest managers, aud hence the disgrace
into which the property fell. For this failure
they blamed General SCHESCR, and the Amer.
leans allowed this pure hearted man, this dis
tinguished statesman this gallant soldier, TO be
condemned without reflection, without inyesti-
cation. When the English began to loss
money through want Of the employment of
| experienced laborers, then they began to whine
and call for vengeance upon the gentleman
| who with them, had rigkcd In the enterprise
! his own money. In all my experience there
has scarcely been All instance like this, where
a valued citizen has beeu sando red ~ unjustly
and 20 cruelty wrOnged,
! The last ten tons Of orc taken out Of tho
Eurua Mine yielded iIO,OIO, 81 900 TO the ton
4 little pluck, fairness, and Intelligent cnter-
prise would have given this to the English
company. The silver is found in great cham
burs, not in tissuFes Us II exists here in Colo
RADIO. 1t Is u carbonate Of silver.
The English also claimed at first that the
Yankees had "swindled them" In the Eber.
hart Mine; but they have already taken out
the S5OOn. .OpO paid for the property, and large
sums have been distributed ~ dividends
We furnish this proof of the uprightnes'
of intention that has characterized the con,
duct of General SCHENcK with high salts,
faction, trusting that we may DO able tG
bear some humble part in his vindication
even at this late day.
National Republican., 1878-08-27
THE CHANGE OF POLICY.

Having intimidated the colOred race into
political submission and inactivity in tho
South, the "Confedcrates" are now deluding
them into the Bourbon ranks by promises as
specious a. their former treatment had been
brutal. The new-hcdged idea of bribing
the freed slave into Confederate" support
under the ASSURANCE that his former owner
will yet receive pay for him from the Gem
eral Government, and will divide that pay
with his former chattel, is worthy the in
ventivc genius Of the present advanced
era. This is the present bid for colored
votes in the South, and, it IS said, not with
ont some show OF success. To secure the
vote of freedman under such an assurance
only shows the cOntiding nature Of the col
orcd citizen, and he Is being deluded by an
empty promise that will never be realized.
That the late slave-owner still clings
fondly to the hope Of yet being paid
the value of his lost property in human
flesh, blood, and bones there is no doubt.
That there will be no peace in the land
until that hope is realized is equally GER
tain: but if the i,00O,000 of slaves should
be paid for, the late slaves them
selves will never share one dollar piece
from their former oppressors.
We think this manner of securing votes Il
great improvement upon bull-dozing and
assassination. 1t is better perhaps to de-
ceive than to''destroy to deludc with Ii,
than to commit murder, and to get votes by
a process that involves no violation of the
law, no disturbance of the public peace, no
commission Of bloody-handed crime. In
this the "Confederatcs" give token of .
change Of heart and a turning from polio,
that is abhorrent alike to civilization ant
Christianity. 1t is a great improvement
upon the era of intimidation and blood tina
has reigned heretofore throughout thu
| South
National Republican., 1878-08-27

THE Democrats in Arkansas do not dis
guise the fact they have organized artillery,
infantry aud cavalry companies for the cx-
press purpose of intimidating negroes in
strong Republican localities, and thereby
securing the success of their tickets. The
Baltimore GdEttts. however attempts 10
break the full force of this admission by
claiming Arkansas as Democratic State,
and that rs the Indian Territory is con-
tiguors it is necessary to keep up large
militia showing to prevent incursions Of
the savages." This is all supposed by the
gazette writer TO be very funny; but it will
serve as an admission of the truth Of the
charge against the Arkansas Democracy, for
every one knows that the denizens of the
Indian Territory are peaceably inclined.
The incursions they fear down there are le-
gitimate Republican victories. The next
time the Gazette attempts to be funny il
should carefully exclude such fatal admis-
sion OF damaging facts 1t takes all the fun
out of a discussion of Southern affairs to
admit even shadow Of the truth.
National Republican., 1878-08-27

GENERAL REN BUTLER received "prot-
tors" fee of sll2 600 for his successful pros
ecution of the FARRAuur prize-mOney cases.
He insists that this large sum was not in
excess of the precise amount allowed TO him
by law as the attorney Of record in this in,-
portant case. Probably il was not; but
Jack Tar suffered all the same, aud j. 7. is
at least second cousin to the "toiling mill
ions" But Buffers horny hands have
grown so calloused and their joints so stiff
with hard labor that somehow he cannot
relax his hold upon big fee when the law
thr,sts 1t into his reluctantly wide-open
and itching palm.
National Republican., 1878-08-27
POLITICAL NOTES.

MAISE's election will take place 4 week
from next neutrality-suspicious. o.
A NEW YORK dispatch to the Chicago Til
Jpns says that the Saratoga conference move
ment was started by the President, so that he
could discover who his supporters are in New
York.
THE Republicans of Indiana have detor.
mined to refrain from working In the interest
of any particular person for the United States
Senatorship until the Legislature meets and
organizes.
REPRESENTATIVE SPRINGER processes great
adlnratiOn Of Abrahaham Lincoln now. II
Lincoln were alive no would bo about as indif,
fercnt to Williams admiration rs he was u
enmity from the same source while lie lived.
PROFESSOR RICHARD T. GREESER, of South
Carolina James B. Dcvaux, of Georgia, and
Jerome A. Johnson, of the Psopie's AdrOcdie
District of Columbia, left the city last eyGHina
for Brdgeton, Penn, via the Baltimore aT.l
Potomac Railroad. These gentlemen 81
been invited by the Republicans of .,rk
County, and will make addresses Wednesday
on the political condition of the cslored people
of the South,
National Republican., 1878-08-27
INnIANA CONPEDEnATEs.

Ii appears that tho Democracy OF Indiana,
with one exception, is mainly composed of
disunionists, and that the only question
upon which they are divided is the finances
Just now senator VOORHEES,, with his ex-
trcmc notions or hcrcsies regarding fiat
money and irredcemable currency, is upper
most, and the indications are that he will be
returned u his own successor, If the Demo-
crats carry the Legislature. As we have re-
peatedly shown, VOORHEES, Is as inConsist-
ent on this point Us THURMAN himself, for
he was an out and out rebel-sympathizing,
anti-war, anti-greenbacker when il was first
proposed 10 issue Government paper money
in aid OF the prosecution OF the war. AT
this same time JEssE D. BRIGHT, another
hard money Democrat, incurred the disgrace
of eN pulsion from the Senate for writing the
following letter:
WAsHrNGToS, ID. G., March l, 1861.
Ny DEAR SIR; Allow me TO Introduce to
your acquaintance my friend, THOMAS LIN
coin, Of Texas. He visits your capital mainly
to dislose Of what he regards great improve
ment u firearms. | recommend him to your
J favorable consideration ~ = gentleman oi the
National Republican., 1878-08-27
PERSONAL.

EX.SECGETARY boutwell, Is at the Riggs.
SENATOR MCDONALD, OF Indiana, Is at tho
Riggs.
CAPTAIN c. s. NORTON, Us n, is at the
Ebbitt.
JOHN y. CoLLINs of Chicago, is stopping at
the Ebbitt.
J.W. BosLER, ESQ, of Pennsylvania, is stop
ping at the Arlington.
Hon. and Mrs. I. A. Surfing Of Cleveland,
Ohio, are guests at the Riggs House.
HoS. THOMAS A. SCoTT, Of the Pennsylya-
mia Railroad, is at one Of the Cliff cottages at
Newport, with his family.
Mn. DAVID MAuoSEY and wifc returned
home last Saturday from four months visit
to Ireland and England.
Ex.GovERNoR II. II. WELLS. United States
District Attorney for this District, has re-
turned to the city with his family.
A LADY in Richmond CVa) gave birth to q
litter of five children the other day. Mr.. Den
mis- Kearncy advises her to pool her issues.
An Italian reported his monkey as yellow
fever patient yesterday. Papers In Mr.. Oar
wins ncighbOrhoOd please copy.l-NcW Oriedn,
Times.
DIR. BRowS. .SEqUARD has received the ap
pointment OF titular professor Of medicine II
the College OF France, as successor to the ia
NOUS Claude Bernard.
THE Rev. Henry HIGHLAND GARSETT, th,
well-known black orator, Of New York, lee
tured on temperance ut Elmira last week. Tn,
zeal of that town In reform Is something to b,
commended.
THE Minnesota fair managers have gone gun
ming for big game. lie Dues collection will
do for side show, but the ambitious man
ayers want Earl Dutferin and Mr.. Thornton
the British Minister at Washington.
| 81. II. ~ n
Hadlcy, Conn, in which to spend their vacation
by themselves. They cooked their own meals
drove their own horses, fshed In their owl
boats, aud permitted no MN to enter the build
ing.
WARRINGTON Society" Is couvulsed by til
announcement that Senator Bruce and hi
bride will return to Washington and "kee
house " in that city. Cabinet ladies and othe
society leaders would DO Obliged to call upO
the dusky bride aud include her among thei
guests, which will be lawfully horrid. .'-Mil
iadttkee >eRiHel.
National Republican., 1878-08-27

first respectability and reliable In every 10
JESSE D. BRIGHT.
To Ills Exccllency JgrFsRsoS DAVE, Presi-
dent Of the Confederation Of States. II
VOORHEES, declaration of opposition 10
the grccnbacks and to voting money or
men for the war was made In April, 1851
bat before that date, and, in fact, before the
date of the foregoing letter from BRIGHT,
he had himself writer. the following:
ISprASAPoLrs, Dec. 12, 1850.
Ny friend, Captain FRANCIS A. SHour, Is
about visiting the South with his sister on nc.
count of her health. I have known Captain
SnorP since our boyhood. We were school.
mates. He Is graduate Of Wost Point, and
was In the army as n lieutenant four years. No
more honorable or upright gentleman exists
On the disturbing questions Of the day his
sentiments arc entirely with tho South. and
ono q his objects is q probable home In that
section.
| take this occasion TO say that his senti.
mcnts and my own are in close harmony.
ID. W. VOORHEES,.
1t is not positively known that BRIaHT's
Infamous letter accomplished any other re-
suit than his expulsion; but Captain SHoUr
was appointed an officer in the rebel army,
and served in that capacity, VooRHEEs'
recommendation being found OH file in the
Confederate archives.
the average reader; but they are
pertinent now In connection with the re-
cent suggestion of General PALMER, of
Illinois, that the iiat-money movement is
the offspring Of Copperhe ,dism, or a
legacy of the hatred of the Government
left by the Copperhcads rs the result o
their cowardly opposition to II during the
war. Republicans who may have some in
clination in the direction of soft-money will
do well to hesitate before they join hands
with this disreputable and traitorous party
II by no means follows, however, that OPP
position TO the soft-money wing of the In
diana Democracy is opposition to the Bour
bon wing, for ex-senator ENGLISH, the mos
prominent hard-money competitor agains
VOORHEES,, Is "tarred with the same stick.
IL is trus that he was not so pronoun cet
in his views as either BRIGHT or VOORHEES,
but his record on the question of loyalty Il
the Government Is sufficiently black I,
make him an object Of utter detestatiOn IL
the estimation of every good citizen. 1t i
therefore matter of great Importance tina
the Republicans of Indiana should be hel'
together with hooks of steel in the pending
campaign. Their first and only objec
should be to secure the Legislature agains
the Bourbons, no matter what seductiy
side-issues may be presented to them in I'll
form of cheap money nor under tho disguis
Of Nationalism. The financial policy Of tn
Republican party Is the only safe one, for
II belongs the credit of our greenback sys
TEN, and 1t is jealous, naturally, of the in
tegrity of its own policy. A vote agains
the party, in Indiana especially, is vol
against the cause of good government, how
ever much 1t may he disguised by the sp,
cial and insidious pleadings of such sof
money vagarists AZ VOORHEEs.
National Republican., 1878-08-27

Now the brave officers and soldiers Of
our regular army on the Mexican frontier
are set of blackguards according to
the Baltimore Gazette. They will never he
forgiven by the Gazette and Its Confederate
friends for having. first, conquered the
shareholders rebellion, and, second, sur
vived the Observation-Disclosures :
iniquitOus cnmity. 1t is true they are en-
gagged just now in defending the national
honor on the Rio Craudc; but the Gaseiie
says of them:
Instead of sending his army blackgIards
into Mexico to provoke war, Mr.. HhSES
should open hostilities with Hayti.
National Republican., 1878-08-27

THE Adjutant-General of Arkansas has is
sued n proclamation ordering the political
suerrillas, or Democratic armed rangers, in
Phillips and other counties Of that State, to
organizations existed only in the imagina-
ton of Republican campaign managers.
What kind of Democrat must this Adju-
tant-Gcncrnl be TO admit the truth of these
purely imaginary claims" But he is
probably not in earnest
National Republican., 1878-08-27

TIE POTTER committee propose to throw
dirt until October and then spring minc
or something else upon the country. 1t
will probably turn out to be a bag of gam
mon, not Of the most fragrant character.
Tho committee, in imitation of the Chinese,
are now beating gongs The stink-pots are
TO follow,
National Republican., 1878-08-27

THE tramps are leaving the yellow fever
districts of the south. There are not
many of them to leave but their departure
is a partial compensation for the aifliction
which caused it. 1t is q question, however,
whether this solution of the tramp question
will ever become very popular. The first
impulse OF this locality is against it, as it
were
National Republican., 1878-08-27

THE Hon" PoTTAH will not 90 to New
Orleans, although we earnestly admonish
him that the bottom facts of the electoral
frauds are to be found down there. lie is
really needed in that locality as nurse
in which capacity he has gained some expe-
rieace latterly. He has, at any rate, kept
tho weak cry Of Fraud" alive in the coun-
try
National Republican., 1878-08-27

A NEW political trinity is promised for
Massachusetts, in behalf OF the Grceenback
hantling VOORHEES,, and EWING.
There is a traitor, q knaye, and q demagogue
in the cotoris, and you pay your money
&" you can take your choice"