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National Republican., 1878-07-12

JEFF DAVIS sees in the victory the South
has achieved in regaining local self-govcrn-
ment the presage OF another conquest, which
he describes as "a total non-interfcrcnce by
the Federal Government with the domestic
affairs Of the States" He announces at
the same time his belief in the right of Sc
cession. Whether his idea of free domes-
ITCHY includes an attempt to assert that
right under the total non-interfercncc plan
he speaks OF, is question; but his whole
speech savors Of the sophistry with which
he and his associates Of 1s60-'6i fairly ar
gued the South into overt rebellion.
National Republican., 1878-07-12

STRANGE tales come floating up from the
Louisiana lagoons and Mississippi bayous
about the doings OF that immaculate adj
mircr Of the Administration, Colonel FRANK
ZACHARIE. The Colonel, it will be romcm-
bered, made speech in the Louisiana State
Senate, after NICHOLS had been installed
and recognized, upholdng President HAYES
as the Statesman of the Period Being q
high-toned Southern gentleman it was nat
urally expected of Colonel FRANK that he
would consistently persist in that uphold
ing For this reason nothing wrong was
suspccted-savc the mark-when Colonel
FRANK left New Orleans few days ago to
seek Mrs. ELIZA PINKsTON, irrevercntly
known US the Mother of the Administration,
at Canton, Miss. He found her there. But
instead Of treating her with the dignity and
respect due to her station as the political
maternal ancestor OF the Statesman of the
Period aforesaid, what did Colonel FRANK
do9 Why, he attempted TO bribo her, lie
offered ELIZA o free pass and three dollars
q day If she would run down and testify
that the Republicans gave her hoc pass
National Republican., 1878-07-12

Mr. JoHY $. WISE, of Richmond, wrote a
letter sometime ago declining to run ior
Congress because he preferred to support
General JOE I. JOHNSTON. 1t seems that the
General has never even thanked the son OF
the late "Old Man Eloquent" for his disin-
tercstcd support, and now wIsE's friends
desire him to reconsider his determination
and suffer them to use his name. This
WISE declines to do on the ground that the
stilted boorishn-ss Of JOHNSTON does not
justify him in forieiting his word or his
character OF gentleman. His letter is very
caustic and Wisely
National Republican., 1878-07-12

We cannot refrain, however, from calling
the especial attention of President HAYES
to this striking illustration of the truth OF
our frequent charges that the Conciliated
Southern Democracy simply use him aud
his Administration as a convenience while
they plausibly say to the gullible mud
sills OF the North: 40! we are 10y al, we
are; we accept the dictation Of the Elec-
"toral Commission as a fnality." Under
the guise of this sham-loyalty the Southern
Democrats expect to realize home govern.
'ment and States rights" to the fullest ex,
tent
National Republican., 1878-07-12
GREAT
1878
1873

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len ior the checking OF baggage 10 destination hoo
u p TARMkR. General Passenger Asess
FRANK THOMSON, General Msnasef. apI usl
National Republican., 1878-07-12

The posse cOmitdtus clause, as 1t is called, o
the army bill is apt to create much more dis
trust of Domoc stic legislation than was at
first anticipated, 1t not only prohibits the
Use OF the army in protecting emigrants but
1t seems that in the event Of call being
made for military aid in securing or pro-
tcctng American titles to guanO deposits,
and similar emergencies, it could not be re-
sponded to. strict construction of its
provisions might possibly result in the pun
ishmcnt of General HOWARD. The Indians
National Republican., 1878-07-12
A CORRESPONDENT who belongs to IN

A coRREsroSDENT who belongs to that
numerous class known individually as the
Constant Reader writes to our valuable
journal to say that our remarks describ-
ing ALEX. II. STEPHENS as an intriguing
trickster are Objectionable. We regret this,
for We cannot retract the Objectionable re-
marks. On the contrary, we repeat them,
and for the purpose of doing Mr.. STEPHENS
full justice we print an extract from one of
his recent campaign speeches in parallel COL
National Republican., 1878-07-12

II is blessed shame that we cannot get
up II Sea Serpent or something of the kind
in Washington this summer. The POTTER
committee will soon adjourn for the heated
term unable to withstand the WEBER-AN-
DEEsoS sulphurous exhalations and old
Soils rays at the same time, and our stay at
homes will have nothing to wonder at.
Ben BUTLER will be away up in AIassachu-
sets, We must have Sea Serpent!
National Republican., 1878-07-12

THE assertion that John SHERMAN
really laughed down in New Orleans,
during the Presidential count, is startling,
very. But the POTTER committee has failed
TO prove 1t to be a fact. When they do we
shall begin to have our doubts about the
irrelIsgnbilty Of things
National Republican., 1878-07-12

Now look out for q howl along the entire
line Of the Northern Doughface press to the
effect that JEFF DAVIS, in his Mobile
speech yesterday, represented no one, and
that he said so himself But the howl will
not drown the echoes of the applause by
his symysthizing audience with which the
speech was received. People generally do
applaud speaker who represents their sen-
timents feelings, and prcjudices.
National Republican., 1878-07-12
unn with them :

SATIoSALREPUBIICAS.
ALEX. II. STEPHENS is
making a canvass OF his
Congressional district In
Georgia In q carriage
drawn by MIX white
steeCis He has beon the
recipient OF many ova-
tions IN his journey, and
has about convinced his
constituents that the bet
ter way out OF the Presi-
Dental muddlc Is TO cap
t,Ire HAYES and carry
him into the Democratic
camp. instead Of "bounc-
ing" him and putting
anti Southern Claims
TiLDEN into the office Of
Chief Magistrate.
National Republican., 1878-07-12

THIS would be proper time for apologies
from the anti-Chrstian statesman press to
General o. o. HOWARD. 1t seems that his
habit of praying rcligiously does not inter
fere with his success rs a soldier. If some
ot his critics were to indulge in the same
habit occasionally, an interference with
their customary aippancy would certainly
pusue
National Republican., 1878-07-12

THE arrangements to preserve the peace
Mt Montreal aud elsewhere to-day in the
Dominion, seem to be all-suflicent Canada
will consequently celebrate her Fourth of
July-on the twelfth-without the custom
ary scenes of bloodshod that have hereto
fore made 1t day to he dreaded.
National Republican., 1878-07-12

THE average country editor nowadays
commands admiration by his editorial COM
ments upon "BEAcoNsrIELD's Brilliant
"Stroke." He Is just about as competent
TO discuss "BEAC's" stroke, as he calls it,
as the Bounding BANNING is to take care Of
our army.
National Republican., 1878-07-12

and three dollars day TO swear that the
Democrats killed her husband. ELIZA
wouldn't go. All of which proves that
ELIZA Is better friend to the Administra-
tion tbsn Colonel zAcHARIE, albeit she is
blankcd old Niger and he is Louisiana
Conservative leader.
National Republican., 1878-07-12

"CEsER could not subject n people who
" were 1T to be free" says JEFF DAVIS, and
then he insidiously explains that freedom
in the United States is synonymous with
the right of secession, in which he stIli be-
lievcs, and to the support of which he cx-
horted his hearers
National Republican., 1878-07-12
AI.rx n rRpurxs

eaf-N 'H - A@A 'fsAN
II Mr.. HAYES will give
Us home government
and States rights. shall
We put him out and put
In TIi.DES, hoping 10 bet.
ter ourselves thereby
Shall We quit our own
ground because the Ad'
ministnltion comes "a
our full requirements I
shall we run away from
our own music Ia the
hour Of triumph
National Republican., 1878-07-12

THE Trenton CN. j. Gdzchf has the
temerty to claim that it originated the
political watohword: GRANT ior 1850
The Gazofte may have formulated an idea of
the kind, but We have been of the opinion
that ii wns originated by President HAYES.
1t is certain that its popularity is due in the
main to the policy of the present Admins
tratiUn
National Republican., 1878-07-12

JEFF DAVIS rejoices that the South has
"regined local seif-goverument." This Is
M unexpected though not very gratifying
Endorsement of the processes by which
NICHOLS and HAMPTON were allowed to
usurp the governments of the States Of
Louisiana and South Carolina
National Republican., 1878-07-12

THE most touching allusion in JEFF
DAVIS speech yesterday is embraced in his
remark: "Nor could DRCTCs save them,
meaning people fit to be free''-'f they
were fit for suljugation." 1t is apparent
that the Confederate BRCTUs failed to save
the people of the South. The logic is
,,lain
National Republican., 1878-07-12

We are rcjoiccd to learn from competent
agricultural authority that this years
"ohio potato crop is the largest ever known
" in the history Of that State" Hitherto
the State has been remarkable for its
beats" There is nothing like diversity
OF productive industry.
National Republican., 1878-07-12

THE charge is made that General How
ARD, having captured the Bannocks, will
now attempt to Christianixe them. This is
sad. 1t is pity, too that he is not per-
nitted TO perform the same cumulative
operations upon those who make the charge.
National Republican., 1878-07-12

TIKI story comes from Long Branch,
whittier our HrLDEDRASD MoNTRosE Por-
rAH hied himself for his Fourth Of July,
that the Great Investigator is much cast
down and depressed in spirits This can
hardly be accepted as evidence of contri-
tion. II is more likely the result of an ab-
senoe of daily doses OF perjury to which Mr..
PorTAn became habituated during tho reg
ular sessions of his Perjury Mill. The hu-
man system is 80 constituted as to be liable
to become habituatcd to and to demand the
most outrageous stimulants Mr.. PorrAH
Is human, we are sorry 10 add
National Republican., 1878-07-12

"YoU agreed to return 10 the Union" says
JEFF DAVE, in addressing an assemblage of
ex- Confederate soldiers, "and abide by the
" Constitution and laws in conformity with
"it.' And then lie goes on to say practi-
cally that the Constitution guarantees the
right Of secession. OF course, as the diL-
patch printed elsewhere in this paper states,
during the delivery Of the address Mr..
DAVIS was frequently applaudcd;" for it
was natural that such an assemblage should
applaud such covertly seditious arguments
National Republican., 1878-07-12
THE NEW YORK CUsToM-HOUsE AGAIN

THE NEW YORK CUsTOM-HOUsEA AGAIN.
President HAYES, in the removal of
Messrs. ARTHUR and CORNELL from the
New York Custom-house, has done in the
recess OF Congress what he could not do
and did not dare to try n second time while
the Senate was in session. That body pro-
nOunced its opinion most emphatically
upon the question of the removal of these
officers, and indorscd them and their Ofli-
.cal as well as political acts to the extent
of rejecting nominations to displace them,
thereby retaining them in Office, The Pres
ident knew that similar result would
follow any other effort he might make to
remove them without due cause, and bided
his time, waiting patiently for the adjourn
ment of the Senate before taking any
further steps in the case. He also knew that
this act would subject him to unfavOrable
criticism, for he has less excuse now for
what he has done than he had before Mcssrs.
ARTHUR and CORNELL were indOrscd by
the Senate. Besides this, he has had the
example OF Senator CoNKLING in the mat
ter of Governor FENTON's confirmation be-
fore his very eyes for several weeks, and he
must have known that the moral influence
of that example would be used against him
in the present event. As the matter now
stands President HAYES seems TO have
removed two competent officials be-
cause they were friendly to Mf
COSKLiNU, while Mr. COSKLING has GER
National Republican., 1878-07-12
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
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The great double-trnck
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NORTH. NoRruwEsf, VEST. AND SOUTH.
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SUNDAY, JUNE ., 1878, AT ES A. NJ.

ss4,yEw Y6SK flxs fMMfhRSf'RnrnrA, Mffhpf'Gpn AND po.
TON ENPRESS. Elllcoit City. On Sundays to Hal
mSts only steps a. shlpley Laursi Annspos
6so.Batimore, Annapolis, and Way. Crnnoerry.
Sptrinsbprg, winchester, Hagersown. and Way via
IR-tBALTIMoRE AND LAUREL ExPRfsR
,slo-Point OF Rocks Cranberry, Strasburs. Win
chester Ha.gerstown, and Way statons -
York and Philadelphia stops ~ Annapolis June
ssistsT; Vs., s, dogls SIIIcAgo. COLUMBUS, AND
Branch except sunday. Through car to Stnunt M
Pullman Cars to Cincinnati daily Grafton TO San
dusky daily except saturday.
aOo-On Sunday only-Baltmore Annapolis and
AL1IMoRE EXPRESS. Stops as B,afen.-
burg; Beltsye. LAUREL Annapolis Junction, Jessup's
and Hanover.
l2l0-Bnltimors Annapolis. E1icott City and WAY.
ID-tNEW YORK. 1IILADkLPHIA AND BOtS-
TON EXPRhSS On SUNDAYS 10 Baltimore ouly,
''qRSHHa 'qRSHa&tfaoR. sSSn. fsG2is sGis6fksHTho sStf AND
LAUREL ExPRESt5 Frederick Via Relay. stops
ES"iPoipt Of ROCKS. Frederick. Irsscrstown. Win
chester, and Way stations On sundays TO Point Of
Rocks and Way stations only.
ht-tns!timoTe; ;. Annapolis ~, and , wv sta,!9ns
TiMoRE EXPRfsis Norfolk, except sunday. Nor
folk Passengers taken In the cars direct TO boat =
Canton, stops at Blalcnsburg and laurel
tGnliip95s tGiG%so "nd NS T'y yJI%sus SintlSn EXPIRES
'isfp,fih sibp"thSIriM6REs hSnIS y Snsfesi sasxrnBss.
sG5-tST S LOUIS, ClNSlNNATL; IouIsvILLE
sunday Pullman cars. -
gALTiM6RE EyrhEss Sleeping car 10 New
fDaiIy Uher trains daily eEcept IN nday
National Republican., 1878-07-12
Time Enough to Talk Bye-and-Bye.
Cincinnati' Gazette

The business In hand now Is TO put the Demo.
cratic party out Of power In Congress. when this
shall be done there will be time to talk about the
next President
National Republican., 1878-07-12
Interested In q. y. II.

TCTncInnatI Times,
II Is painful 70 see Mr.. Horace white expressing
such poor opinion Of the present Administration.
Sth II We remember rightly. arc interested In Civil
Service Reform.
National Republican., 1878-07-12
DIED.

MARTIN.-On July 10. Of SD D. m, aiter q long
and painful Illness Of consum ltloh, JAMss MARrIS
IT,, eldest son OF James and Helen NJ Martin In the
I'd year OF his are.
The funeral vice will take place at O'Clock this
afternoon from the First baptist Church, Thirteenth
street northwest Friends invited 70 attend W. thOui
further notice.
National Republican., 1878-07-12
Vain as n Peacock.
EIIa.sinl.nE.. IaIauz.aul

The Washington REPUBLICAN, says tho Philadel.
phia Times Is as meddlesome as a wasp. II might
have added, and as vain as peacock.
National Republican., 1878-07-12

cincinnati Times.l
The tidal wave has reached the Western Reserve
and now all along the lakes ffom Buffhio to Chi
cngo, is heard a shout for Grant.
National Republican., 1878-07-12

CAPTAIN JUDsoN, Assistant Adjutant-
General of HATCH's brigade, KINGS di-
vision, testified OH Tuesday before the PoR-
TER court of inquiry regarding the engage
ment Of KINGS division on the 2Sth and
Goth of August. lie may have known some
thing regarding the movements Uf that
division on the Goth but except from hear
say, or remote observation, he could not
have known much about the battle of the
evening of the 25th. That battle was fought
by GIBBONS brigade snd two regiments OF
DouDLEDAY's brigade. II was a sharp con-
test begun by GIBBoN under the belief that
JACKsoN's cavalry only was in his front,
lines 10 cover the dead and wounded of the
enemy. Instead of meeting cavalry only,
however, GIDBoN found himself opposed by
EwELL's division Of infantry, which was
then engaged in covering LoNGsTREET's
advance through Thoroughfare and Hope
we'll Gaps When the battle ended KING
fell back TO Manassas without orders, which
he would not have done If, rs Captain JUD-
son states, he had believed the enemy to be
in retreat Meanwhile MCDOWELL, KINGS
immediate superior officer, had gone away
in the direction OF Pores headquarters, and
did not return TO his command until later
in the night or early Oh the morning of the
29th. On that morning, however, NOR
GEIL's division of PURTERs corps was
marched back from Manassas to the scene
Of KINGS engagement, aud would have had
no difficulty in renewing the engagement
KING had abandoned il there had been any
inclination 10 do so on MORRELLs part.
If Captain JUDsOS, or any one else, will
explain why KING retreated after his vic
tory OH the night of the 2Sth he will add
something of value to the history of the
campaign.
National Republican., 1878-07-12
A Dead Cock in IN. Pit,

kansas City Times. Democratic.l
Mr.. Tilden Is q dead cock In the pit lie may
have the power to give New York 10 the Republican
hard;money candidate In tho next election. but
that Is all,
National Republican., 1878-07-12
Chow Their Own Words.
fBoston travelled

We arc paincd 70 see an occasional snub admin.
istercd to those socslled Republican papers that
delight IN idolizing the Bayards, the stephcnses,
the Gorions, and the whole brood Of eS.Confcd.
erate brigadicrs. But II IL inevitable, and they
must bear IT, Bnyard Is the latest one to go back
on his silly worshippcrs lie did It In his letter to
the Iammany clique In New York, commencing
the Potter Investigation. Democratic non
ship, usual turns out to be the most transparent
partisanship, and Bayards worshippers must chew
their own words
National Republican., 1878-07-12
A shout for ara.t.

In Conklings seat
National Republican., 1878-07-12
The Country mot ConYulsed.

INtW TUX TTIDUIlt,
The country is not cOnvulsed with an appre-
hensiOn that uenerGl Butler may be is next Presl-
dent
National Republican., 1878-07-12

We live at tho bottom Of an ocean Of air and o
ous germs constantly floating through IT, 10 pre-
vent such nom asserting their prejudicial effect
upon the system, DR. Bulls Blood Mixture should
be used as its efficacy Is Simply wonderful
National Republican., 1878-07-12
From the Decaiosus to the XVIII Amend
ment.
tDenvcr Tribune.

Senator Thurman Is try ing TO increase his Presi.
DENTAL prospects by declaring himself In favor Of
the repeal OF the resumption act. The gentleman
has been known all his life a. an advocate OF hard
money But then Democratic statesman will re-
verse any OF his beliefs for the sake Of being Pres
dent Will, II necessary, favor the repeal Of every
thing from the dccal0sue to the ilfeenth amend.
ment
National Republican., 1878-07-12
SPECIAL NOTICES,

SPECIAL NOTICES.
e,ys sTEPIiEN D. CAsTLEMAN HAVING
~ severed his connection with the United States
Inland Mall Transportation Company we notify the
public that he Is moi authorized to transact any busI
ness or incur any Indebtedness for said company.
a. T. BOONE Secretary.
WAsiIiN0ToS, ID. C., July 0, pTs. yi0-3ts
Ng- WATER REGIsTRAR's OFFiCE,
~ DISTRICT OF CoLuNBIA,
WAsHISOToS, u. C, July D. ISIS.
Your attention Is particularly invt-d to the follow
hand hose, shall be restricted TO the time between
sunrise and O'clock H. m and sunset and one hour
Thereafter, and then for no longer period than htecn
permit the Of HIS her. or their pavement cr rec
washers handhose in violation OF this act shall be
liable to line OF not lcss than than i've
The Water Inspectors will 4ca that this law Is en-
9io ii and the police are requested 70 give the matter
their attention. TIiOS. G. COX,
Eg- DIR wN !; STEUARf, MAINE Hos
~ pltal, Port OF baltimore; = II take
pleasure IN recommending Coldrn's Liebg's Liquid
raior OF the system. have tested II with universal
succeSA' Sold by oil Druggists. IyttBt
rSEs SEURALGIA CURED IN ONE MINUTE
80 ~ Fluid Lightning n, hundreds Ia the city
eah testify. sold nj Cougn drug. store. lAn1sltf
Ny- lIEADAtHE. .TOOTIIACiiE. EARACHE
Conghlin's drugsiore, Masonic Temple JRn.eu
hJ- NERVOUS PAINS, PLEURIsY. CRAMP
- Cole, Sc. 49,, relieved al once by Fluid Light
nns ,nso s9id at coughihs drugstore, Masonic Temple
ng- HUMPHREYS SPECIFIC PONDS EX
4-S TRACT, HOmeopaih hic Medlcines, sold st TEN
pies Drug store. and Ninth streets SS-u
CtANDIA soAPMADE From PUREOIIyE OIL.
- at DREw's DRUG STORE, corner Ninth and
fennsyINnnM nNehue Jc1l.lm
National Republican., 1878-07-12
Rattle Around TOO RidlouIousiy.

BOslon Traveller
The mention Of sunset Cox as possible successor
OIL senator Conkling will increase tie lstters
National Republican., 1878-07-12
BILL HEADS, LETTER HEADS.

CIRCULARS, DODGERS!
and all kinds OF JOB PRINTING executed with nsa
ness and dispatch at THE REPUBLICAN 10
OFFICE, tie largest esablishnslIln In the city osl2
National Republican., 1878-07-12
w. r. SPEARE,
UNDERTAKER.
formerly with n. y. Harvey,
90 = street Northwest,

One door coat OF Tenth street
Burial Csskets OF all grades and styles.
Bodies embamed and prepared for transport alton
Lady attendant, at short notice
Everything strictly fIRST.CLASS and on this
most reasonable terms. Ip7Jf
National Republican., 1878-07-12

he whipped the other day were simply riot
ers, you know, or aboriginal Communists.
National Republican., 1878-07-12

DO properly ofiiccrcd, with q view to visiting
each householder and purchaser, that the beue-
fits Of the association may be secured TO them.