National Republican., 1878-09-23
POLITICIL NOTES.

TuE song Of the dying Democratic party "see
that NV graves kept green"
INVESTIGATOR STESGEI, Of Pennsylvania, stands
an excellent chance of being retired to private life.
The Democrats arc likely to carry ohio, unless
the foreign ministers and consuls come home 10
vote.
PEOPLE who have not had enough experience of
imitation and panics will vote the Grccnback ticket
this fall.
GENERAL y. L. BANKS finds four Republican jour.
nails In his district opposed TO his denomination for
Congress.
Ex.CoNGRESsMAS DANIEL MARCY has been nom
mated by the Democrats for the Senate Of New
Hampshire.
BLAISE's speech In Faneuil Hall tomorrow
evening may give good send oil to the Democratic
convention Of the next day.
GEN. STEWARD l.. WOOproRD, of New York, will
speak at various points in Ohio during the remain.
ing days of the campaign.
THERE arc two Republican candidates for Con.
grrss in the first district Of North Carolina, and
consequently, one too many.
WHAT sort Of sensation must those Democrats
have who arc advocating hard money and hurrah-
ing over the Maine smash up?
As the indianapolis !Scaiind (Dem) secs IT, the
probabilities are Increasing that before his term of
Office expires Mr. Hayes VIII DC I'm mrcachcd.
THE Democrats of Texas nre running ex.Gov:
eruor Frank X. Lubbock for State Treasurer, and
ailrctiunatcly call him the Little Prairie Bull"
Jur"E BANTER. In the recent nullihclton tilt of
the Democratic leaders In Cincinnati, against fair
clecti3n gave the larty good name-Ihe "cOnsti'
pated Democracy.
MN. TRCEI.I, OF Lawrence, Mass has withdrawn
from the canvass for the Republican nominations
~ the seventh Congressional dist let in favor Of Mr
Russell. OF Lawrence.
IT II mentioned, as M item Of news that the
Democratic trustees Of the Central Lunatic Asylum
at Columbus, ohio, have employed four Chinamer
to work in the laundry.
IT now appears that there Is no yellow fever In
young Mr.. Ackirn's district aud that his heroic
departure for the south IN response 70 an Invita-
ton TO return to his district was all buncOmbe.
T1H
was very appropriately an address by Deuni,
kearuey. The ,anl.iOt orator undertook to dG tn,
swearing rthe whole Butler crowd and undOubt
edly succeeded.
PETER COOPER says he wishes some one would
advise Dennis Kcarncy to leave out his harsh cpl
thetS That would 'spDil the business, Mr., Cooper
for strong language Is kCarneys stock la trade, Rnl
II Is that which draws.
SENATOR CAMERON, Of Pennsylvania, told q New
York reporter that the RvIublIcau party In Penn
sylyania was well organizcd, and that he believed
they would carry the legislature and elect thci
candidate for Governor. lie thought the Green
| back movement would hurt the Democrats more
! than the Republicans.
! REFERRiNG to the Maine election Senator Bayart
writes To- friend IN New York City. The strtIggl,
Is In reality for the life Of property IN all It's fUn
| OF credit aud If promise can be absolutely Rnt
! finally discharged by II promise there Will never b,
performance. and 50 ends the fabric of credit In al
it' forms ami in all its results Of accumulation"
/ " u. Butler l. elected Democratic GOV rrnor o
/ MassuChUggtis Charles Francis Adams will NOV,
| out 10 Iowa. Welcome, welcome, Charles Francis
thrice welcome To burlington. Set your walls,
down by the door while we hunt you q chair. Their
are - many rtat mrn uut here nOw-thnt-it-i'
! a liltlc-dliiCuIt-- by Geprgc, Charley, you'll
| have 10 sit ON your trunk until we have u bcncl
made for yOu.-NtTksg".
! EX-SENATOR RuBEIrsU Of South Carolina, cN
| poets u see solid Democratic Congressional dele
CATION elected from that state this ll. lie says th
Republicans Will make NJ light except in the iifs
aud second dat.cts and he docs not think they cal
succeed there rs the CUlD.,d yutc can nu longer ID
held for them lie l. sure Hampton will be elected
10 the United states ScnniC, and hopes 10 see hin
! u candidate for Nicc-rrrs!lunt in lssO.-DUy'y
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