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Arizona silver belt., 1878-07-04
Doha EulaIia Perez de Guifea

UOna EulaIla Perez de UuIFe1- died at the San Gabriel Mission nea Los Angeles, June Sth. Her age was supposed to be l43 years. She had lived at San Gabriel Mission nearly 100 years, having wed there about the year 1590
Arizona silver belt., 1878-07-04

Senator Chafee from Colorado backs down from a second candidacy to the U. s. Senate and stiI. the world moves.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-07-04

Letter writing IS dFeadsaily daa- gerous habit. and nobody can ap- preciate the fact better than Beeeh9 Blaine, Matthews and sherman.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-07-04

Handsome women can afford to dress pIainly--but they hate to an fully
Arizona silver belt., 1878-07-04
ChaIrman WhiI1ehorne. of Ihe

Chairman Whittehorne, of the House Committee on Naval Affairs, presented q report to the Naval Com mittee recommending measures to be taken by the Department of Justice Flr the indictment of ex-oecretary Robeson, ex Naval contractor Hans com. and -Engineer Wood, for malfeasaGce in oflce.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-07-04
LII. WIlliam AIlan BntIar- En.

Mr William Allen BuAer. thc New York lawyer, best known as the anthor Of Nothing to Hear lost e3ts00e worth of railroaa bends t of bis safe. Shortly after tbe robbery was discovered his eon6dentlai clerk. named Bushnell, disappeared Snd | then turned oat that he had taken the bonds. hypotheeatea them nd spent the money in stock gamblla
Arizona silver belt., 1878-07-04

The Raleigh News says: Big, bold srokes win political as well as other victories There has not been enough agressiYeness m the policy of the Denocranc purzy The Potter inyestig igation pi'l prove % have been ibe wlsest and best step of the De- mocracy since che var
Arizona silver belt., 1878-07-04


 Grant County Herald: J. C Ward has decided to locate at Clifton, Ar- izona.
 J. R. Johnson has moved his fam- fly n to Silver City and will make this place his permanent hone
 Con Murfian came h front sh Lower 9ila on Tuesday last and e- ports that the crops aboat Richmond promise to be very abundant
 Work on the nee church s ire pushed earnestly and tie e3ssies VII be completed at 2 much easlier day than had been anticipated
 The New Mexican sasz tbat Joan R. Magruder formerly of Grant county, where he was extensi9elg en- gagged in mining. is now operating n Leadyille, Colorado.
 ". H. Eckles. formerly of the HERALD IS hard at work minlng He has taken a lease on one of the best mines. and has Fair prOspect Of striking something T ch.
 We learn that Messrs ]. N goien t Go. have made arrangements to open branch establishment M WeisPs old stand oa the corner of Broadway and Hadson suse
 We hear that candidates fer the Probate Clerkship ase Yesy nlmer o0s and that each is pushing hls claim upon che ground that he seeds the office. Perhaps it msghs we.. to elect some one Whom the ebt needs
 An attractive feature o tho l'osFA in Silver City viii De the presence the 9th Cavalry band on o shrcughout the day and evening band consists of eighteen pieces ge may expect seme first class Bpsle
Arizona silver belt., 1878-07-04

Salvation Factory is tbe name of church ID Englana.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-07-04

The United States army officers detailed to watch the var in Turkey have been ordered home Gen. fIsz- en, stationed on the Danube, VII re join his reglment in Dakota. Eeas Col. Chambers IS ordered C Nev York, ana LienE. Greene of tue ea gineers, who accompanied che army of the grand duke across tho Bal kans, will report at Washington.
National Republican., 1878-08-23
THE BLo,rEp poSD.uoLpEIs.

The idea Is advanced that the Capitalists
against whom Labor is now engaged in
war are men whose savings are invested in
non-producing bonds, while the class of
moneyed men who are interested in manu-
iactures, by which employment is given to
greater or less number of workers, are not
to be held responsible for the present con-
dition of affairs. The republication Of this
idea must be stopped. 1t will destroy the
very bedrock of demngogism. What would
HENDRICX i. WRIGHT do, for example, for
something to talk about If the grinding
monopolies" and "tyronnical corpora
" "tions are to be accepted rs the friends Of
his toiling millions?' But, seriously
speaking, this TRADE against the bond
holders is an indirect stab at the
Government itself, and II cannot
he carried to its logical conclu-
sion without an arraignment of the Dem
ocratic party for its responsibility in the
causes which led to the necessity for the
issue of the bonds. The Government, in
sclf-defense, was compelled TO issue them to
put down the Democratic rebellion. II Is
doing the best II can, under Republican pol
icy, to reduce the interest on them, and has
succeeded so far that a revival of business
which would guarantee remuneration ia
capital invested in commercial affairs, would
place the Government beyond the pale ol
q competitor with individual business inter
ests. II the people can get larger and more
speedy returns from investments in the or
dinary channels OF trade they will, as a gen
cral rule, let the per cents alone. But the
Democratic assault upon the credit of the
I Government is also an assault upon the
general business interests Of the country
It cuts like two-cdged sword but til,
cash is deeper on one side than the other
for the Government credit is impregnabl,
and the business interests of the people suf
fer alone. The result is that the latter dc
not afford inducemcnt for investment equa
to those held out by the Government. Th,
way to remedy all this is to defeat or per
mancntly neuiralize the efforts ofthose VIII,
assail or disturb the commercial affairs o
the country. Then an equable relation OF
things will be asserted and the bonds will
find their proper level as secondary in
vestment. They cannot and must not be
repudiated, and so long as they exist they
will continue to compete in degree will
other investments. Democratic misrul,
during the past three years has SO depre
ciated and stagnated business that they ar
just now successful competitors, even at tn
low rate of interest they bear. This is tn
story of the bond question in nutshell.
National Republican., 1878-08-23

Pennsylvania was ever wasted or misappliod
BY any Republican at the head of the State
Treasury.
GENERAL ALPHErs WILLIAMS has been ro
nominated for Congress by tho Democrats of
the first Michigan district.
SuGGEsTED-IIon. John A. Spaulding, Of
Nlshua, for the Republican nomination for
Governor Of New Hampshire.
Hon. CHARLES II. BELL is being frequently
mentioned as u probably Republican candidate
for Governor In New Hampshire this fall.
IT is reported that ox Governor Curtius pros
pcct OF capturing Grceuback nomination for
Congress in Pennsylvania is becoming exceed
ingly blue.
OUT in Nebraska, where they make nico
distinctions, they call themselves "Tho Ma.
tional Grecnback Work and Labor Party of
Nebraska"
A DEERFIELD (Mass.) correspondent writes
to a Boston paper that not u Democrat In that
town has yet shown the slightest inclination to
nibble the Butler hook.
A coLoRED man has been nominated for city
commissioner by the National convention Of
Philadelphia. lie is the first colored man who
has been nominated for an Office there.
COLONEL CARROLL D. WRIGHT Is being put
forward by the seventh Massachusetts, district
Republicans 10 succeed General Butler In Con-
gress. Ex.Sccrotry George s. Boutwells
name Is also mentioned.
The Republicans of New HAMPSHIRE expect,
at the November election, to elect sixteen Of
the twenty -four members Of the Senate, and
one hundred and siNty-four of the Two hundred
aud ninety eight members Of the House.
AMONG the Republican speakers already on
| the stump in Iowa are Hon. James +. Wilson,
| Senator Kirkwood, Hon. James Harlan, Hon.
+. $. Sampson, Hon. George q. Wright, Sem
| ator Allison, and Ex-Governor Carpenter.
SENATOR ANTHONY, of Rhode Island, says
| the Republican party OF that State was never
in better condition. That's the sort Of nows
which comes from all parts Of the country,
| aud it's that which makes us feel 30 confident
Of tho result this fall.
IT is expected that Colonel Kent Of Lancas.
| ter, will again be the Democratic candidate for
Congress In the third Vermont district, though
George +. Putnam, chairman of the State com
mittec aud Henry Colony, of Keene, may
contest the nomination with him.
| Ex-senator WILLIAM 7. HAMILTON, Of
Maryland, has authorized the announcement
that he will not accept q nomination for Con.
gress. His friends claim that the suggestion
| of his name was a move TO kill him of ms
candidate for the Democratic nomination for
Governor.
THE Democrats In the fifth Maine district
are In very unhappy condition. Their only
organ, the Belfast Journal deserts them be-
cause they tend toward Greenbackism, and
tells them plainly they promise well, but can
not deliver the goods. Mr.. Hale will probably
increase his majority
National Republican., 1878-08-23
GHrMnLERs AND GRUMBLISG.

The Milwaukee Sentinel dcyotcs nearly n
column of its space in showing that Repub-
Leans should not respond to the call Of the
Congressional committee for campaign funds
for the ensuing Congressional elections
This petty captiOusncss on its part indicates
that the Sentinel has been attacked by the
political dry rot" and will soon be in
proper condition for the Democratic market
\ Republican grumblcr usually points in
the direction of Democratic emigration, aud
this appears to he marked case. Our dis
gruntled cotcmpOrlry files its objections n
little too late, The committee is doing its
work efficiently and well. The loyal Re-
publican heart responds Cheorlully and lib
orally to the appeal of the committee for
aid in prosecuting the canvass while shaky
Republicans and chronic growlcrs are
throwing obstacles in the way Of the cam.
paign they will effect nothing beyond
placing themselves in contempt
iblc attitude toward the Republican
cause and its material interests. The work
goes steadily and prosperously on with the
committee. They are imparting confidence
and energy to the Republican party all over
National Republican., 1878-08-23
W. I'll. A.1i....a Il,aAh.

out the country. We firmly believe that he
desires, without a reservation of thought or
feeling, the future unity and success Of the
party, whether IL rebounds to his own per-
sonal advantage or not. He Is not without
his personal ambitions, but we think them
entirely subordinate to the success of Re-
publican principles and the welfare of our
common country, and that, with his high
order of abilities, makes him true patriot
and an eminent statesman, who, if his life
is spared, will long outlive the hostility OF
the present Administration and its more
embittered adherents.
National Republican., 1878-08-23

the country, and organization and labor are
evident in all the States Within the last
month the Republican party has put on
ncwness of life and activity under the in-
spirations of the committee, and instead of
occupying scat among the grumblers our
Milwaukee cotemporary should to-day be
in the open field, with coat of and sleeves
rolled up, striking stalwart blows for cause
II has in former years battled fors rali0ntly
and successfully. This ii should do at once
and sustain its former reputation for fidel-
ity, unless, as appearances indicate, 1t is pre-
pairing TO take its exodus from the party
IL ii has determined TO take such step, II
should make no delay aud go ut once. II
would be far more creditablc than TO keep
up its growls within the party.
National Republican., 1878-08-23
EXECUTIVE DUTY.

Any American citizen whose intelligence
and candor have not been clouded by parti-
san bigotry and hate, knows and under
stands perfectly well that the election in
1s16, so far as it related to the Southern
States, was controlled to great extent, by
the military organizations or banditti,
known rs the Rife-C Clubs. Now we have
full and open confession of the Anderson
Is. c. MteHigeacer that this proposition is
true, attended by an appeal in behalf of
their being brought into active service again
in the approaching election. 1t says.
They are the most efficient means that can
possibly be devised to keep down the 0ppOsi-
ton and insure an overwhelming Democratic
triumph. Mounted clubs secured the redemp-
tion of South Carolina in 1876 and we must
look to them to retain 1t in 1873 and 1850.
This is bold, braZen, and pointed-so
much so that the wayf.ring man cannot
err therein Are these the fruits that the
party which secured the election of Prcsi-
dent HAYES are to reap from his policy of
Cancellation? If 50, then the party should
no longer recognize a copartnership where
such profits are to be shared. 1t is M in
famous and unholy return to make for per-
hitting WADE HAMPTON, who was not
elected, if General HAYES was, to usurp
the government of the State. 1t is an un-
grateful and wicked return for the people
and amnestics that have been bestowed
upon them by the Republicans since they
ostensibly accepted the situation Of con-
quercd people. 1t is unjust to the Govern
ment and its Constitution and laws 10 have
its elections controlled and shaped by
armed bauditti who dcpredatc upon the
rights of citizenship as ruthcssly as disease
fastens itself upon the human system.
| We are boldly told that men armed with
rifles, who perambulatc the country in the
night time, committing murders and Other
minor OutragGs, "dc N, mast efficient mean
"Mat ran pps,iJly be devised to keep dowI
"the opposition and insure an Overwho I'm
ing Democratic triumph Can sucl
things be under a Republican form of gov
ernment? Ifnot, then who is responsible
to every State in the Union for Repuhli
can form OF government? The Constitu
ton charges the President Of the Unite,
States with that duty, clearly and bcyon'
question. To neglect that duty is to VIC
late the constitutional oath Of the Chic
Magistrate, and such violation can only b
punished by impeachment The antics 0
General BUTLER over the impeachment o
President HAYES through the revelation
of the POTTER committee are sheer nonscns
when compared with the crime Of lcayin
the rights of citizenship Of the South
ern States to the mercy of rifle
clubs, and without that protcctio
which the Constitution Of I'll
United States vouchsaies TO them uude
the solemn oath taken by the President t
observe and obey its requirements in ever
particular. We say here-and we say it It
luctantly and with profound regrct-tha
if President HAYES permits the Southcr
States to be oyeTrun and the rights Of tn
people to he tramplcd under foot by armc'
banditti in the coming elections, withou
National Republican., 1878-08-23

THE veteran DIR. WINES represents the
United States in the International Prison
Congress now in session at Stockholm, the
capital of Sweden. The original design
OF these conventions was worthy of all conf
mendation but things have changed since
then. The policy of Cancellation is the
order of the day, and prisons. except for the
confinement of innocent agents in the exc
cution of the laws, are no longer needed
Let DIR. WINES be recalled and sent TO South
Carolina to witness the full effect of this
new experiment.
National Republican., 1878-08-23

THERE are, really, three or four Old Line
Wings in North Carolina, and one or two
more from that State are occasionally seen
or family heard from in and about Wash
ington. We record this startling historical
fact thus prominently that the existence of
this stalwart organization may not fade
away from public attention. Microcosmical
observations and searches are now being
made in other Southern States for addi-
tional discoveries in this line, the result of
which will he given to IN anxious public in
due time.
National Republican., 1878-08-23
POLITICIL NOTES.

KEARNEY teaches swearing in one easy les
son.
HoNEsT money and old.ihshioued Republi.
canism is the watch.cry now.
SENATOR BLAINE will deliver several
speeches in Ohio during the campaign.
IIUN. julius c. BURROWS, of Michigan,
speaks in Maine this week for the Republican
ticket
EXGovEENoI Houston aud Hon. l.. Pope
Walker have the inside track for the Alabama
Sonatorship.
CAMPAIGN point by tho Harrisburg TeIe.
ONph Not dollar of the Commonwealth Of
National Republican., 1878-08-23

THE st. Paul GioJ' is a humorous jour
nal, albeit there is coarseness in its jokes.
One Of its most frantic attempts to be real
funny is contained in the declaration that
rs fast as man proves himself unworthy
1of trust in the Democratic party he is in
",vited TO step down and out The hidden
bumor of this is developed when the in.
come thieving record of SAN TILDES is re-
called to mind
National Republican., 1878-08-23

THE manner in which Mr." HAYES is
using up President TILDEN's salary is
the occasion of much grief TO the Demo-
cratic organs. II is too bad, isn't it, that
his contributions from this salary, whoever
1t belongs To, are not made to the Demo-
cratic campaign fund? II they were there
would not lie so much noise on the back
seats
National Republican., 1878-08-23

Pool your issues is the political slang
phrase of the hour. There is something in
ii pertinent 10 any conceivable situation in
the political field The question is, where
or from whom did KEARNEY steal Il: Or,
did the Widow BUTLER slip it into his
mouth during tender embrace?
National Republican., 1878-08-23

THE New York HrrH first nominated
DANA as a journalistic candidate for mayor
Of New York. DANA dcclincd-hc always
wanted the survcyorship of the portland
now II is running ROBERT BONNER. TO be
continued in our next"
National Republican., 1878-08-23

The Ohio ldcc' proves TO be q terribly
destructive agent in the matter of Demo.
cratic records. Not only Mr.. THURMAN,
but the Hon. FRANK lIvRD, of the Toledo
district, has been compelled to swallow it. 1t
seems TO act rs an cmetic, for rs soon Us it
is taken the patient forthwith begins to
show up ispreviously ideas on
the money question. Nearly all of the
old-fashioned harl-moncy Democrats in
that State have been dosed with it, and
after its full effect has been accomplished
they are enabled to see the wisdom Of the
greenback system which they formerly
affected to despise because of its Republican
origin.
National Republican., 1878-08-23

The headquarters of the United States
Arsenal have been theoretically transferred
to the old G'obe building in this city, Gen
eral HUTCHISs in command. Whenever
the President or his family desire to visit
the arsenal hereafter, permission will be
granted by the commandant, and no often
sivc remarks made. \ visit without such
permission may provoke observation.
National Republican., 1878-08-23

WASHINGTON is not behind-haud in the
matter of contributions for the relief of the
Southern yellow fever sufferers, and il is n
notable tact that our Hebrew citizens have
been more liberal in their gifts than any
other especial sect or class.
National Republican., 1878-08-23

In reality studied effort and the result of
q distinct purpose. BUTLER found that
Keameyism was damage to Butlcrisni in
Massachusetts,, and took this roundabout
way of removing the damaging influence.
That is all
National Republican., 1878-08-23
Coincidence Fund,

The slOo which Key has given the Radical conf
mittee may be considered as a renegade rebels
contribution to the conscience fund.
60s ST., WASHINGTON, D. C., Aug. -, 1878.
To The Editor Of he National Republican:
SIR: The above slip Is from this mornings
Post, and the logical following is that the Re-
publican party, through its committee. is tho
keeper Of conscience OF the country otherwise
why should contributions to the conscience
fund be made to them Respectfully,
LEWIS WOLFLEY.
National Republican., 1878-08-23

THE yearning of the teas in the san.
Francisco ''sand-lot' will soon I've appeased
KEARSEY is journeying toward the Occi-
dent. Meanwhile the human vernin, other
wise known as Communists in the East, are
compelled to fall back upon the SCHwAB and
COHEN type of dsturbers for leadership.
National Republican., 1878-08-23

THOSE political leaders who profess to be
afraid that General GRANT, if reelected
would destroy the Government" are al
most all inclined to destroy it themselves ii
some such man as he is not placed in power
20 protect it against their revolutionary at
tempts to revive States Rights.
National Republican., 1878-08-23

THE luxurious growth of the wheat ofthe
West this year served to deceive the most
experienced experts in their estimate of the
extent OF the crop. The weather was such
that the growth ran to straw as the
farmers say, and the aggregate yield will be
nearly 6,OOOOOO of bushels less than last
year.
National Republican., 1878-08-23

THE conviction is involuntary that KEAR-
SEY is insane. His speech at bloomington
III, last Wednesday, bears every evidence of
being the production of brain suffering
from acute mania. lie has worked himself
into this condition by degrees, not the least
notable of which is his recent intrigue with
General BES BrTLER, until he evidently
believes all that he says in denuncation of
the "oppressOrs of the people" He will
soon become rossesSed-like P0TTER'S luna
tic the unfortunate LEETE-of the belief
that the "vigilantes.' OF whom lie talks so
much, are after him, and will accordingly
attempt to do some damage. 1t is to be re-
gretted perhaps that this elimination of his
luuacy did not overtake him before he left
Massachusetts.
National Republican., 1878-08-23

THE saviuGs-banks are the sufferers by
the subscription to the popular per cent
loan. Let them suffer; the country at large
is the gamer.
National Republican., 1878-08-23
Hampton Safeguarding Grant.

TIIHVTHHHtI TIflts,
The CJmmrrcidi prints q speech Of Wade Hamp.
ton Safeguarding Grant and praising Hayes II
the ,OWHCrcnrs object had been TO do honor to the
former and dscredlt to the latter, Its efforts could
not have been better directed.
National Republican., 1878-08-23

THEY have habit down South, like unto
the one which prevails in the North ,oftearing
away the laurel wreaths from the brows of
their military hcroes-albeit, the least Of
these heroes arc preferred over all other
classes OF citizens. The latest victim of
this habit is General JOE JOHNSTON, who is
the coming man for Congress from the Rich
mond district of Virginia. Somebody has
at last whispered, says the wing Of that
city, that JOIN {. BRECKISRIDGE wrote the
famous articles Of agreement for the surren-
der Of the Coniedontcs at Greensboro, for
which Generals SHERMAN and JOHNSTON
have received 80 much praise" Praise,
ch? General SHERMAN didn't view it in
that light But the history of the last three
years proves that, whoever wrote those arti-
cles, they were inspired by a prophetic real.
zation OF the future. The Conlederacy is
as strongly in,rcnched in the Southern States
to-day as it would have been then if they
had been carried into effect.
National Republican., 1878-08-23
One Thing We Like About Him.

IEyTNUHN 'UTIlINT'I
The story Of nu alliance offensive and defensive,
between COnkling and fentOn Is positively denied
by Mr. FcntUns intimate friends. II had not the
elements of crcdibility, MS any one who knows Mr..
Conkling's Incorporating nature must admit.
Mr., COnkling does not deign to stoop 10 conquer,
and that's one Thing We like about him.
THE "Babys Best Friend" l. DR.. Bulls Baby
Syrup, since II maintains the Baby health by
Keeping it free from Collie, Diarrhtca, &c. Price u
cents per bottle
National Republican., 1878-08-23
Had Use Of Corn.

lChicngO 1ribunc.l
Commissioner leDuc Is advocating the manu-
iarure of sugnr from Indian corn. This looks like
a deliberate attempt TO divert corn from its proper
use aud run up whisky To appalling figures. kear,.
ney should call this man "a lechrrOus reptile Of
lnlIl immndInInlY.
National Republican., 1878-08-23

slander comes from lips yet quivering and
warm with cheers for TrLDEN, the income
tax thief
National Republican., 1878-08-23
Has Quit the Country.

Chicago Tribune
Murat HalstcNd the only editor with suficien
temerity to name Hayes for a second term, has
quit the country.
National Republican., 1878-08-23
FRIDAY MORNING, AUGUST %. ISIS.

Persons leaving the city during the sum.
mcr months can have THE NATIOSAL RE
PUBLICAN mailed to their address by or
dcring 1t at the counting-room of this Of
fee, either in person or by letter. Terms
hfty ccnts per month, including postage.