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National Republican., 1878-10-02

lnting to the collection of the internal rev.
enues in the State of South Carolina are de-
fled, and even REDMOND, the arch violator,
openly and boldly sets the law and its min
isters at defiance. He Is q fugitive from
justice, and though he walks forth in open
day and among the hnunts Of men where
the laws ore in force, there is lack Of dis
position or of power on the part Of the Gov
eminent to bring him to the punishment OF
his crimes Aud ho is ouly type of a class
OF men who defy tho law and the power o
the Government, and il lives on month aftei
month, coniessedly without power to oniorc,
the laws and vindicatc its integrity. Thi.
is no fancy picture.
National Republican., 1878-10-02
POLITICAL NOTES.

DOSs KELLY rs Il bigger man than old" TildCu.
THE II. Louis GreenDaCk Labor party have uOml-
mated Il full city ticket.
CARTER HARRISON failed to secure O renomlnp-
uOn for Congress IN Chicago.
NESUvIUs seems 10 be holding her Democratic
convention alsO.-BUfdLO EfDrtss.
rosrMAsTER KEYEs calls the, equatorial race in
Wisconsin "a sort OF free for Gll.'
Ar Greenback celebration in Shenandoah, Pa,
there was procession Of 1900 persons.
THE Treasury Of Virginia Is empty as usual since
the sham Conservatives came into power.
SECRETARY EvARTs regards 1t Gs expedlent to
make his speech In New York In about ten days.
JDsEPH Cook calls the Butler party the Cheap.
Jack, Burglar-Greenback, and GreenhQrn party.
The Nationals in Governor Curtin's district have
nominated Seth H. fOcum as candidate for Con.
gress
AFrER man has been nominated for office IT'S
too late ior him To take the temperance pledge
Prdyune
THE veteran General Shields has gone to Cincln-
nat! 70 make some speeches Ill behalf OF Congress.
man sGyler.
THERE are twenty.thrce Greenback newspapers
In Missouri II Is easy TO start soll'money organ
on the fiat principle.
The New Hampshire ProhibitiOnIsts have called
State convention, y be held at Nashua Un October
Is, to nominate ful! state ticket.
THE progress of the campaign in Pennsylvania
Is watched with great attention. The GTeenUaCk.
en- are working with great energy.
MH. l.. V. sMALLEY predicts Republican victory
| IN Ohio aud the election Of Republican Congress.
men In Hurd's, Fosters, TUwnends, and SGyier's
districts.
GENERAL MERRITT of the New YORK custom.
house thinks that II the GreenbACkcrs should hap,
pen To N"l the balance Of power in the Legislature
/ tls winter Mr.. FentOn would be elected senator.
ME. LADp, Cungressinan.cIrct In the fourth
Maine district went 10 the GrccnbaCk iOllificuton
at Portland AMI uscrDed all the glory ui his victory
/ L. the DrCGnbHChgTA. Alas. for the trading DvmOC
] rauy.
II is announced tina. Dan VOORHEES,, the Tall syc
uluurg Of the Wabash and Democratic UnitrI
state, senator from Indiana will speak ut Lowell
/ tUl e.
TlI.Srs look very hopeful IN the Dayton Ohio
district Tor Emanuel -hultz II the Republican,
do their duly aud turn out thvirfuil strength
cvcryr,dy Nil wake up surprised on the Hurninl
Rlur the election. \ lull vote Is the reliance fol
, yiliry.-DIgtDH JUuTHdi.
. Jub,E W. ~. RILEY, Of Virginia, left yesterday tC
Wkc part IN the campaign In his state. From Viz
gihH hc VIII LO 10 south Carolina. lie VIII address
tue people IA baltimore tJrA!gAl by invitation
/ The Jud-e l. wei. known IN Baltimore, and vii
have Il large audience u hear him,
! MLrOS SAYLER has burst upon the Cincinnati
National Republican., 1878-10-02
now in progrt

THE Baltimore Gageit, has become very
peculiar specimen Of American journalism.
Whenever the dingy little fowl who scratches
and crows in it, columns is driven into n
corner Of his coop he invariably peCks at
the old Government Printer and the un-
offending Government Printing-Oflice. If
this amuscs him and satisfies the readers of
the GdgtHe we certainly can have no obiec-
ton, if he will conduct his attacks in q
chivalrc manner becoming a game bird
but when he indulgcs in sneaking innuen-
does, it betokens very low breed Of dung
hill adversary. So far as we are concerned,
it is matter of indifference what it may
say Of the old Government Printer, 50 long
as the bounds Of truth and fairness are re-
spected tOr we defy anything that may be
said within those limits. We simply despise
its most malignant assaults, for the reason
that the GGg'fC, with spurless fowl 10
strike, can do no harm. We feel constrained
to say however, that the sncer 1t indulgcs
toward Governor SHEPHERD, whOisa private
citizen and entitled to exemption from such
petty assaults Ot malice is simply contcmpti-
BILE. for the one who thus sneers ut him Is un-
worthy to uulOosc the latchets Of his shoes
That, however, is in keeping with the Ga-
g'H ;, brigand style Of journalism. Ii some
COnlrivaucc can be found that will inject a
little manhood and common decency in'O
ito conduct it would greatly improve it,
character
National Republican., 1878-10-02

A MASSACHUSETTS man with the Ply
mouth Rockian name of MATT CAFFERTY
came to visit friend in Brooklyn the other
day and was lodged in the guest chamber,
second story front. Utterly regardless Of
the proprieties of life or death, he cut his
throat and bled to death in said chamber,
running things generally. The CAFrEETYs
were prominent at Worcester when BEN
BUTLER was nominated, which may account
for the meanness Of this especial member of
the family in going away from home to do
this furniture-dcstroying decd.
National Republican., 1878-10-02

KEAENEY's address to the worl;ingmcn
Of Massachusetts, which was suppressed by
influences that are for the present uurC-
vcalcd, has been published in California.
In 1t he charges the leaders of the Labor
Greenback party in that State with an at
tempt to throw the votes OF their followers
into the hands of the Drmocrats-a dis.
covery that reflects little credit on the
s1nd-lot orator, as everybody else discover
cd it long ago. KEARNEY warns the work
irgmCn to have nothing to do with "the
" thieves who work at this underhand
trick" and for once his warning is likely
to bo needed.
National Republican., 1878-10-02

the purse and who announced that their
man should be put in. To avert civil war
the Electoral Commission was created. It
had the sanction Of the Democratic stand
ard-bearcr-supposed to mean TrLDEN-
and all Democrats Of note "Why didn't
"ycCs let us fight for TTLDEN?' yelled a
sturdy Trishmon In the crowd. Yecs sold
us out" said another. "Give us JoHNNY
HARDY" yelled third. Nj woUn got
no further with that branch of his speech.
lie was literally howlcd down. Then the
workingmen began to lombard him with
questions concerning his love for tho work
ingman; and from explaining his electoral
votes and giving himself the intended land
ing on his tariff measures he was made to
speak on the greenback and labor questions
ut length. They howlcd at him so long and
loud that he cut it short and stopped.
National Republican., 1878-10-02

REMOVING the books is the quiet and
in0fensiye phrase with which the TrLpEN
organs speak of the bold robbery of the
court records up in Michigan the other day.
When THDET or his agents steal any
thing for the purpose Of covering up his
criminal tracks they simply remove it,"
you see, but when he is legally deprived of
an Office to which he was never elected, it
is stolcn.from him.
National Republican., 1878-10-02

FERNANDY WCD IS having hard
time with his iTibcrnian constituents He
recently called = meeting in his district for
the purpose as he'avowed, OF giving an ac-
count Of his stewardship. The boys
turned out largely, AMI the fun WAS soon At
high tide. Mr., WoOD said he believed that
Cousrss,men should render an account to
their constituents. Then he began to cx-
plain and apologize for his votes on III.
Electoral Commission and the BURCHARD
anl IIARTRIDGE resolutions, lie said Dem
ocrlts went TO Washington aware Of TIL
DEN's election, but they found there the
leaders OF the party who had the sword aud
National Republican., 1878-10-02

THERE must, be no desertion, neither
must there be any false position taken. As
the Republican party fought for the perpe-
tuity of the Government during the late re-
bellion, so must it fight for its financial in
tegrity inStime OF peace. Tho greenbacks
and national bank notes accomplished their
purpose. e., crushed the rebellion-and
now let us welcome the gold and silver of
former days We preserved the nation from
the blows of treason, now let us preserve it
from the financial heresles which would
sink it to a level with Haytiand st. Domingo.
Republicans, stand by your guns!
National Republican., 1878-10-02

THE rush of Radical Republicans for the
Post-erior the other day to read Secretary
SCHrRZ's great speech increased its cir
Culation to the extent of two men and o
boy standing in front of its bulletin board.
The brief paragraph in these columns, de-
serbing the speech as characteristic
Schurzerinn effort, was sufficient to Ill all
the space we had TO spare for it.
National Republican., 1878-10-02

THE Westchestcr County " " Green
backerS have, as our readers know, covered
themselves with glory by nominating Col
onrl NICK's most pre-eminent qualification
for the Office resides in the fact that he is
HORACE GREELEY's ,on-in-law. Otherwise
he amounts to nix, and no more. His con.
test will amount TO the slme.
National Republican., 1878-10-02

If Secretary ScnrRz would acquaint him
self more fully with the financial history of
his native land he would find that gold and
silver, when used together rs the coin of u
nation, huctuatc less than when used scpa-
EI;C.y.
National Republican., 1878-10-02

EEc2LTARY Schulz. in his late financial
speech, said that "thc silver dollar ought to
sell at ninety cents" But it don't it is Oh n
par with gold and means to stay there, not
withstanding the l,!~e prophcsies that it
would DC heavily discounted.
National Republican., 1878-10-02

respectable vernacular. The insditd of the
tramp's rattcr fails to supply the word
The obiurgated phrases of purulent oryctog-
nostics dug from the ossuNrics of the
mephitic prc-BrOhmin Persic may furnish
II. uOtIinu C1s, will
National Republican., 1878-10-02

TuEDemocratic.G Grccnback fusion in Iowa
was not unexpected. The Democrats in
that or any other staunch Republican State
would fuse with the cohorts o! lEades il by
80 doing they could improve their chances
of victory. The offices are what they seek +;
principles may 90 TO the dogs.
National Republican., 1878-10-02

TIE ACKLEN scandal number two seems
TO eclipse his Washington scandal in enor-
nifty and turpitude. Tho one here. some
months ago appeared at worst to be only a
late amour over bottle of ROlerer trIyyo,
in which, probably, no virtue was at stake,
and hence no crime was committed. BY
the aid OF kindred spirits here, and a sort Of
patent medicine certificate of character on
their part AyKLEN, like the ostrich, put his
head in the sand and thought himself en-
tircly concealed from public contempt. He
then escaped, and that scandal, like q nine
day wonder, died out. But he is now over
taken in another which involves crime,
and should consism him to the deepest in
fanny. 1t involvcsthe Grugging and scduc-
ton Of young girl Of less than sixteen
years, who recently ..died Of yellow fever,
being a mother with an infant five months
old. And thus the whirlgig of time
"brings in his revengcs.' His case is in
the hands of a committee Of Democrats
who are to decide whether or not such of
feuses in Louisiana units o man for candi-
dacy on the Democratic ticket for Congress.
ACKLES has expressed his entire willing
ness to retire from the canvass ii the COM
mittee so decide, and the investigation !.
now in progress.
National Republican., 1878-10-02

CASEY YoUNG is to be congratulated upon
his recovery from an attack OF yellow fever.
1t is to be hoped that these congratulations
will serve as balm to his wounded soul
after the coming election in his district, for
such things will not be in order then. II
he is reelected at all it will be by a reduced
muiority
National Republican., 1878-10-02

THE New York GrYhir thinks that Sec
retary SCnuRz is sound on the Indian ques-
tion, and conducts the affairs of his De-
partmont with signal ability, but when he
opens his mouth on the subject of finance
he invariably puts his foot in it. The
GrHpAie has o following in this opinion.
National Republican., 1878-10-02

THE Cleveland H'roH expresses the opin-
ion that Roscoe COSKLING is a little tardy
about speaking ont in meeting" but when
he docs speak the congregation listens.
National Republican., 1878-10-02

SENATOR THuR'IAN is reported to be i'll.
Coming events cast their shadows before
them. BY this time next week he will he
iller, as il were.
National Republican., 1878-10-02
The Decent People OF Massachusetts.

ITJuI9NIIIU VOIIIIlIVIVINI'I
II now seems probable that the decent people of
Massachusetts and that means all OF those opposed
10 Den Butler will pool their issue, and vote for
the Republican canlllate for Governor.
National Republican., 1878-10-02
Wear and Tear of the Cannon.

philadelphia Times
They saluted Ben Butler with fny guns at Wo.
burn, Mass. A dollar to a dime that cunning old
rascal paid for the powder the matches. the whisky,
and the wear and tear OF the cannon.
National Republican., 1878-10-02
Garry 1t Out in FULTON Chip.

IspTIIEHVIU NVFNDIIINTIT
When Congress passes "a bill declaring that
piece of printed paper Is dollar let Il 20 on md
decree that every acre Of land sOwel with wheat
shall yield my bushels. Carry out the fiat doctrine
I'm fIll
National Republican., 1878-10-02

RESUMPTION is now fixed fact; only
81 days more and it will become legal
fact.
National Republican., 1878-10-02
Gone to the Rear.

New York Trbuuc.l
The man who predicted that this would be q dull
year politically has gone to the rear.
National Republican., 1878-10-02
1t II n Luxury.
at MT

This year Is O good time to take tickets straight.
II is Il luxury that some wellneaning Republicans
10 not always indulge in. They can afford to try
II week after next.
National Republican., 1878-10-02

"THE glossary Of veterinary surgeon"
would prove to be a valuable aid in iltly adj
dressing the Baltimore Gdz'Hr, particularly
the portion OF it devoted to the ailments Of
the donkey species. In auyswcll-rcgu-
lated English Household Dictionary all ap-
propriatc words or phrlses for such use
would be included in the EHd,r ELpWgufo-
rioUs. The cxcrcmentitious Stag which
goes to make up tho so-called idiot-orial
department Of the Ga:,He is an anomaly of
or for which no definition is known to any
National Republican., 1878-10-02

Ex-DooRKEErEn FIrzHrGHs pen does
not run as fast as his tongue, He may
never have authorized any "ncwspaper
" man to state that he is in possession Of
facts and could make charges damaging to
the reputation Of other public men than
Mr.. HOLMAN who served in the Forty
fourth Congress; but he will not deny that
he is possessed Of facts upon which such
charges may be based He may not know
it. but he is naturally tolkative man, and
is consequently apt to say fully rs much
as he means. When ho does say anything,
however, he is manly yrnough to stand by it,
National Republican., 1878-10-02
BILL HEADS, LETTER HEADS,

CIRCULARS, IDDGIHS,
and all kinds OF JOB FRlN IlNG ekeemteh wIh neat;
ness and dispatch at The REPCB CBLlLAN JOB
OFFICE, tie largest Establishments Ia the city.ocl2
National Republican., 1878-10-02
1.-THE HiNDSDMRST ROW IN W."
1899, l634. 1896, 1858, snd lG4o Rhode Island az

Two story, basement ard mnnsArd. with sub
cellars heavy stone foundations; II rooms;
bRys To very story vuranlnh n rear, with nr-
Tnngcmeuis Tor sumner cJUNing Two wa.eI-
Clu ets two stationary wUsh-taTds: Lot and cold
plunIbcl ~ prevent the possibility OF OdOrs 'n'
erng iron ,Ienklng tubes to principal rOOm'; par;
tUus aud roof tTussed thus SusiaInn tie doors aud
preventing tn" cracking Of wills trasrp'-i ce.iinzi
and walls expensive unn4Ilgs AID tarlns-, stained
IN imitation Ofwaiuut; two years IN building, mainly
by iys work, under tiJ minute personal direction
" Uwnsr with SpuCiu TrlurgncG tO thOrOugEncsS
hrmnTss, and duraIilty, no element Of which Is atk.
lug; steps, wul, -. and nr"t- % rOnr lJ+J, corner
u tower l2 rooms. u buffers pantry, with sluk;
elegant wardrobe. with mirror; thr"n NAsstands,
heated by fTnaCs l. hard wool cabinet finish. ele
giant any EoI,e In tie city, All were built Win
view 10 the HcS Of persons Of dscrrumcnt aud TASTE
who require "A home mt elegant and durable than
the cheap CDHs ructUus usually built for sale AZ
owner Is obliged realize, they wilt h0 sold for one
fourth less thAu builder would chaIgs to reproduce
them. Apply on the premises. sep-l.lm'
INOR SALE-CALL ASD SEE Orr LIST OF
II property for sale. JOHN SHERMAN ~ CO., St
Cloud Building. Real estate and loams yll.y
National Republican., 1878-10-02
E0Y9lR.

LTUR SALE-OS ADVANTAGEOUS TERMS, A
Il beautiful Building Lo., ili feet inches by 100
feet, The corner 1f Park avenue and Pine street
street southwest stpG3 IN
National Republican., 1878-10-02

WADE HAMPTON, whose ostentatious aim
is TO be considered high-toncd, chivnlrous
gentlemen, has been exposed by his own
act in the dcspicable trick OF making public
the contents of an official letter for the pur-
pose of serving partisan object 1t Is not
exactly a new story; but it is freshly told
by the Hon CHARLES r. TRAIN, Of Boston,
with the added spice of some facts that
have never been printed before In note
10 the clitor Of the Boston Trdasnript, Mr..
TRAIN says:
Did it not strike you rs singular that letter
dated at Columbia, :. C., on the 2ith Of Sep.
temher, addressed to Governor RICE, could
have reached him and founl its way intD the
public prints on the 25th : IfnOsuch letter had
been received by Governor RICE, did It not
occur TO you that such mode of addressing
the Governor of Massachusetts, was gross
breach Of official dccprlm, Of which no gen.
tlcmAn would De- guilty; was an insult to your
state, which every spirited citizen should re-
sent; aud that either tho letter was forgery
pr Governor HAMPTON WAS beside himself !!
know vou did not inquire, for ii you had in.
luIrCd y0u would have learned that no snch
letter had been rrccivod, aud with your appi.
rent appreciation Of Governor iINNrrOS. you
would have denied that he over did or ever
could have written surh letter.
National Republican., 1878-10-02

TIL Democratic Congressional Commit
tee, sine the swallowing of Ia ,ir party in
Elaine and its capture by General BvTiER
in Massachusetts, has literally thrown Ip
the sponge. II has evacuated its office, ana
left TO the rats its uncirculatcd,
diugy, and ill-prinicd documents, the chair
man being busily engaged in spreading him
self thinly over the country. The flag is
down; Congressional stationery ia no longer
subject to deprclntioms; public gas is no
longer burned; the Congressional clerks are
no longer pressed into unpleasant aud un-
requitcd service; fiat" dollar has been
pasted on the dOor-posts OF their quarters
the key is turned and the bolt is rpsting in the
lock, and meme, meH,, hkd upbHrsi"" has been
inscribed above the entrance, with gone to
"mcct TILDES' traced upon one Of the pan
els. Thus deserted, the committcc-room is
a sad picture Of filth and dcsolation, aud
fumigntion alone can make it ready for other
and more decent uses The committee hav-
ing expended its ill-gOttCn shckcls in faint
effort at canvass, and having abandoned
the field in despair, its Posi-cTior ilfcr is left
10 keep up noise about the deserted prem
iscs' Hence its vigorous blowing. It should
alarm no one. II is all wind.
National Republican., 1878-10-02
How TO Know Them.

Lowell Courier
When YOU see II strong "hUt.mOncy" man you &c
n man who used TO have money, but lost It II man
who never had money but want, it ; an ambitious
politician who Is OH the rampage for votes, or u
sOTehead OiiCe.sccker who wants To find u Ilure
accommodating party than the one he has be.
longed TO.
DR. BULLS Cough Syrup has been befoN the put :
lie for years and Is pronounced by thuusunis SUI
periOr to all other medicines for the cure of
plants.
National Republican., 1878-10-02
DIED,

CATE,-In this city, on tho evening Of September
o. Mr., AAROS BCRSHAA CATE IA his 18th year.
Due notice OF the funeral Will he given
National Republican., 1878-10-02
Boarding.
R0OmS for Rent.
Lost and Found.

I OSr OR STOLES-BY CAR CONDUCTOR OF
- 40. IS, n Gold Hunting Case Watch. No. AD1i. A
reward OF SO will he raid to the finder returning
tie TO the Office Of the Washington and GrUrgn-
town RtilrUal Company. Office High street, George.
town,
National Republican., 1878-10-02
AmHsenenS.

NJ ATIoNAL. COME AND LAUGH
THE ONLY NIGHT OF MR. OWENS IN TWO
OF HIS MOST DELtiGiIrEU COMIC
CREATIONS.
Only time of THE VICTIMS aud FORTY wINKs
only time OF THE VICTIMS aud FpRrY wlNkS
Only tlmo Of TifE VICTIMS and FOltrr wISks
MR.. OWENS S....... Rs...... Buit0rby and SpruEgus
Notice the superb SUPP orti
LAURA DON, BLANCHE FORD. MABTE no 9TH,
MRS. GEllMuS, ". LASAGAS, tEl.tGE
DENHAM, HARRY NAlSIONlu
GlsD. IfDEN HAIRY ClRLEh.
Tho brilliant array OF Allrs, The CynI.c pOwei
among the scnilomrn.
On Thursday Dyron's OUi DONS.
For the lat time, with It's great ct,t, enhanced IN
excellence ny previous perOrnnncs- when 'i was 70
criyCi with double rssllis and fHcDr'i s. "n#s
Monday-uNCLE TOMS CABIN.
National Republican., 1878-10-02

NVASTED-BN A GENTLEMAN, \ BEDROOM
W ard parlor lnrSe.and well furnished in house
between TnlT,. .enth and S!Stecnth streets and and
city, OCt2s
National Republican., 1878-10-02

WANTED-DY a CATERER, WITH BEST OF
w reference, u ilTst-cAss house 10 for the
son. WHEELER,
O,tl-Gt il1'S sixth street sOut heast.
National Republican., 1878-10-02

wAsHINGTOS, OCTOBER ,, l,7s.
National Republican., 1878-10-02
Wanted.

NVANTED.-A BARITONE SINGER WISHES A
w position In church quurCtte. Is n good sight.
reader, and thoroughly familiar with the Episcopal
service. Address II. 4. r., III street northeast.
OCT l-3'1
National Republican., 1878-10-02

WANTED--A MAN As PARTNER OR MANA
w ger Of large store on the Avenue. Must have
sse,J to si,Op capital. Adlres, COMPANY. Critic
o lice Octatf
National Republican., 1878-10-02

A LADY GRADUATE WISHES 4 POSITION AS
"a visiting gOvrrnc,S. Enriish, painting, and mu.
siC Address C. \. o.. this office. srp)EJIG
VANTED-UPHOLSTERlN WORK.-CARL
w r. W. BERGMASN, S5 q street northwest
Carpet and mating SewGd and put down; new mat
tTrsSes made to order and old ones renovated All
cabinet repairing done by skilled hands g street
northwest near Patcnt.UfiiCv nut.3m
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Call and SEQ Ine ssFOX,' 81
AND OTHER BREECH-LoADlNG GUNS.
At Stafford 4 co.'s GUN STORE,
Augusta, Maine.
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HaIiOweII Post Oihce.

ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURB OF MAILS.
Western Mail arrives daily, Sundays excepted
al 3.32 and 1853 P. M. closes at l2l5 Z. NJ, and
for the night Pullman train at 40 ?. M.
Eastern Mail arrives daily sundays excepted
7.40 r. M
Ltchfeld Mail arrives on Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays, at 10 A. M; closes Sundays
The sdays and Thursdays at 8 z. Nj.
Ohce Hours from 7.30 A. NJ. to $50 T. Nj. Al
no mail arrives on Sunday, the Office will remain
closed on that day. Mails made up on Sunday
evening for the Monday morning trains.
Z. ROWELL, p. NJ.
Hallowell, Oct. 10. 1878.