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National Republican., 1878-12-04

THE New York Graphjc is generally very
correct in its political news and editorial as
sumptions; but it is not inlallible In II
recent issue it advises the Government to
negotiate extrlditiOu treaties with England
and Spain for the purpose of securing the
return of criminal fugitives to the United
States. The records show that this advice
is super1uous, for the Government already
enjoys the advantage Of such treaty with
both those Powers, the one with Spain hav-
ing been negotiated in 1875, after the cap
turc of Boss TWEED, and proclaimed Feb
ruary II, 1871 1t is most comprehensive
in its terms, which embrace cOguizance oJ
every conceivable crime Beside this, Spain
Us III the case of "TwID," who was identified
by his portrait, or caricature of him, in one
National Republican., 1878-12-04

THE Augusta Ga Chronicle has been
delving into society affairs here in Wash
ington, and has discovered that the great
question at issue is rs follows:
Which shall first call on the other-the wife
Of first corporal Of infantry, or the grand.
mother Of boatswain's mate.
1t must be admitted that this is m exag-
gcrated statement of the case; but there is
a great deal Of pertinent satire in it after
all. The grandmother of q boatswain's
mate is probably as good as ANY other man
for the purpose Of illustration but all this
strife regarding social precedence the best
that can be said of it, is unrcpuhlicau in
its motives. The etiquette of official lilC
should be based upon the dictates of ordi-
nary politcncss. In that way, and that way
only, can we expect to preserve the sim.
plicity OF our institutions.
National Republican., 1878-12-04
Personal.

Hon. C. ". BEEBE, Of New York, is at the Riggs
House.
DR.. j. L. POWELL. Of Baltimore, Is at the Ebbit
House.
Hoy LYMAN TErNnrLI, of Chicago, is at the Eb.
bitt House.
II. C. FAISsrocx aud J. II. Mnrtindalc. Of New
York and II. smyth, Of New Hampshire, are at
Wormlcys.
On. 4 II. II. WALL, U. g. N, is anchored at the
Ebbitt House.
Hos. J. II. ACKLRs, OF Louisiana is registered at
the Riggs House.
HoS NATHAN COLE, of st. Louis, is stopping at
the Riggs House.
HEXRY Van Bell, of Philadelphia, is stopping at
the Riggs House.
Hos, GroRGE R. DAVIS, of Chicago, Is stopping at
the Ebbiu House.
Hos. W. II. BAKER, of New York, is booked at
the Ebbiu House.
GEORGE NJ WILLS L. s. NJ c, and wife arc guests
at the Ebbltt House,
Hos. J. J. GREgNouGH, of Syracuse is registered
at the Ebbiu HDusc.
Hon II. D. MoSEY and wife Of Mississippi, arc
! guests at the Ebbltt House.
ADMIRAL W. GORE JOSTs English navy, aud fam
| lily are guests at WOrmlcy's.
PAUL HISEs the celebrated centrc.ncldcr Of the
Providence baseball nine returned to his home In
| this city last night, 70 remain during the winter
THE following Congressman registered at the
/ Metropolitan yesterday: ". Gardner and II. ).
Dickcy, of Ohio, and ). II. HOcum, of Pcnnsyl-
| vunia.
| SENATORS GORDON Morrlmon, Plumb. and whyte,
| who were absent at the opening OF the Senate on
Monday, have arrived and were In their seats yes
! tCrdGy.
| AMONG the arrivals at the National yesterday
| were the following mcmb1rs Of Congress: J. u.
Olds of Indiana; NJ. a. Gambler, Of Georgia, and
D. NJ. Henry, Of Maryland.
Miss ANNE u. IRIsT, the accomplished daughter
Of Colonel q. II. Irish, Superintendent OF the Blu
rcau of Printing and Engraving Is the contribute
/ 10 IDp'CtJH's NIgIsHC for December Of the charm.
| Ing sketch from the German OF Auerbach, Garry
! ing Paint Box
/ COLONEL ALECK MCCLURE, editor ofthc Philadcl
phiu Tbics. j. At WIZARDS. When some irrCvcrcnl
rooster approached him yesterday with the sUlutR
tlon. IL. the bridegroom COmc;h," he denied tho
son impeachment, and informed his friends thai
they need NOT purchase any cNtrn fine full.drcs,
clothing for the purpose Of attending weddinI
. right away
National Republican., 1878-12-04

WE regret to learn the death Of the wife
of Hon. GEORGE b. LoRING, the representa-
tive Of the Essex district of Massachusetts,,
at his residence at Salem, on Sunday night
last, after an illness of several months.
Mrs. LoRING was the daughter of BENJAMIN
PICKMAN, a wealthy citizen Of Salem, and
she will be remembered by those of our
readers who knew her here during the last
session of Congress, as lady of high culti-
vation courteous Manners and kind dispo-
sition. She leaves one daughter, another
one having preceded her to the grave when
child. DIR. LoRING, whose own health has
not been good during the past recess, will
receive the sympathy of q large circle Of
friends and acqunintances.
National Republican., 1878-12-04

If there were no outraScs committed in
the South, such as the Republicans allege,
why should the Democrats in the House OBJ
ject to an investigation? Perhaps they
don't want to venture the risk of an in
quiry. In straightforward distinction ia
this hesitation on their part, the Rcpub!i.
cans do not object to an investigation OF
the charges of fraud in New York or else,
where, which have been so freely laid at
their doors
National Republican., 1878-12-04
PREFERENCE BJT NOT PRESCRIPTIONS
THE WAY THEY DO IN SOUTH CARO-.

The Charleston N,irs dm Couriu lays
down the following rules to be observed in
the ordinary ayOcatiOns Of life:
If you want porter, employ a Democrat.
Ii you want driver, employ u Democrat.
II you want waiter employ Democrat.
If you want tailor, employ Democrat.
II you want plastercr, employ a Democrat.
II you want wood cut, employ II Democrat.
II you want gardener, employ u Democrat.
If you want II shoemaker, employ Demo.
crat.
lfyou want beef, pork, mutton, &C., patron.
ize Democrat.
Is you want a whitcwasher, employ Demo-
Crat.
If you want servant, employ the daughter
Of Democrat.
If you want a tinker, employ Democrat.
Is you want druyage DONE employ u Demo.
crat.
II you want blacksmith, employ a Demo
crat.
Ifyou want brickIayer, employ Demo
crat.
If you want carpenter, employ Democrat
lfyou want painting done, employ Demo.
crat
If you want shaving or hair cutting done, go
to q Democratic barber.
II you want cook or washerwoman, en-
| ploy the wife, daughter or sister Of Demo.
crat.
Here is no prescription, but it is manifest
preference.
To this we would append, by way OF
preference but not prescription" if you
want a clerk or porter, or watchman, or any
other servant in any Department of the
Government under n Republican admins
tration appoint Or employ Republican, or
the wife, daughter, or sister Of Republic
can, and, all things being equal, giving to
the crippled Union soldier, or his wife
daughter, or sister, the preference.
We call upon the Departments of this
Government, in the name of justice, 10y.
atty, and humanity, to exercise this prefer
euce, as the South prefer Democrats which
means rebels, until not Democrat or rebel
or the wife, daughter or sister of q rebel It
found enjoying position Or eating bread
learned under Republican administration
The South has presented this issue now
let q Republican administration practice il
faithfully, until none but loyal men ant
women are found serving in the Executive
branches of this Government.
National Republican., 1878-12-04

MANY thanks, Mr.. WoOD! You made
Ihe blunder we expected from you. You
have started the ball rolling in the right
direction, and have put the Democracy on
record as indorsing Southern Bourbon Null
hfcation
National Republican., 1878-12-04

In his annual report Secretary SHERMAN
gave an interesting statement Of the work
accomplished by the Bureau of Printing
and Engraving. Want of space compelled
us to omit its publication; but we fully
agree with the Secretary in his tribute to
the honesty, worth, and integrity of Messrs.
MCPHERSON and IRISH.
National Republican., 1878-12-04

THE New York Times thinks the Presi.
dent lacks force in his treatment of the
Southern question. 1t says that so much
of the message ms relates to the Southern
elections indicates either inability tC
comprehend the situation or unwilling.
"ncss to deduce the only moral of which il
lis honestly susceptible 1t was MARTIS
VAN buren, who said, in substance, that
the people expect too much of the Gov.
ernmCntr -
National Republican., 1878-12-04

THE following little "stcal5 were fur
nishcd THE NATIONAL REPrBLICAN by
prominent gentleman, who, like the razor
strap man, has several moro of the same
kind still in store, which will be furnished
from time to time for the instruction of
those editorial iguoramuscs who imagine
that the Democratic party has record of
honesty:
National Republican., 1878-12-04
Collector. Amour

In l~'!D W. NJ PRICE United States attor-
ney for the district Of New York, very cooIly
failed to account for the modest sum Of
STG?9s.ss belonging 10 the United States,
thus illustrating the Democratic theory that
"to tho victOrs belong the spoils."
National Republican., 1878-12-04

THE Baltimore Gazette has solictous
friend who warns it of danger in pursuing
its discussion with THE NATIONAL REPUB-
LIcAN. This is kind, and probably arises
from n sense of peril that comes of ex-
perience
National Republican., 1878-12-04

THE New York World pettiiogs that part
Of the Presidents message which relates to
the late Southern elections with lamentable
prejudice and weakness. Its criticism is
more insipid than water. It hasn't the
nerve to raise even a rebel yell over it.
National Republican., 1878-12-04

ACCORDING to the best of General Cor
DoS's knowledge and belief the $SO,OG1
ciphers that passed between him and
SMITH WEED related to the expense of max
ing up case before the Supreme Court, in
order to test the legality of the election in
South Carolina in 1sfG Happy after
thouuht
National Republican., 1878-12-04
Representative Bisbee .t Home.

Jacksonville (fla.) sun and Press.
or Mr.. Risbce II may be said that no man stands
yctter in this community for integrity of character
and for moral worth. We have not always agreed
with him In politics, and have not rcfraincd from
saying 30 publicly, but we have never heard sane
man breathe aught against his integrity aud stand
ing = a citizen,
National Republican., 1878-12-04
TIE RNnELs u rmE FIELD.

The most admirable, just and patriotic
message of the President drew the fire of
the Democratic camp early, and it revealed
its present position to be precisely what it
was during the bloody years Of the rebellion
Time has rolled on for fourteen years, but
the Democratic party has not changed lead
ers, tactics, or purposes. FERNANDO WOOD
National Republican., 1878-12-04

THE Northern Coppcrheads and Dough-
faces in the House are coming to the front,
as they did in '60-'Gi, in defense of the
Southern Bourbons.
National Republican., 1878-12-04

Of our illustrated papers, always exhibited
. friendly desire to serve the United States
in such emergencies, even before Mr.. CusH-
ING negotiated the treaty Of 1877. Spain is
o bad place for American rogues to run to-
National Republican., 1878-12-04
On Every Election Day.

The Louisville CDmicrJounR says that when
Satan took simon Cameron up into the Allegheny
Mountains and offered him the stnte Of Pemnsyf
vNIia Simon tOuk the old boy Ht his word" L. this
the reason the Pennsylvania Democracy find the
ID Opay" on every election day?
National Republican., 1878-12-04
The Hot End of the Poker.
INew Ylrk TrIhnna. /

Congressman singleton Of Mississippi, IL credited
WIN ino pei'biyaGiou' Observation tiAt the Demo
poker In this cipher business" They have, they
have; and the worst Of 1t Is they can't let go,
squirn they never 50 hard.
National Republican., 1878-12-04
Alwnys DId Kccr thc Gnoh Thlng,.

New York Evening Exprc's
Now that 81 Louis has got rid of the yellow ftver
she Is indnglug In snow storms AMI other agree.
able Gmusrlcnts. The Southern brethren always
did keep the good things 10 themselves.
National Republican., 1878-12-04

Iri is not expected that any Republican
who supported the Democratic candidate in
1872 will favor GRANT in 1850; but many
National Republican., 1878-12-04
Words of Truth and sobcrness.

The attitude Of Mr.. Hayes toward the perpctra.
tors Of the recent election frauds IL just aud wise
aud he ought 10 be supported In 1t Ey flirmlndCd
Democrats, u he Is certain to be by the whole Re.
publican party.
National Republican., 1878-12-04
should Not Court Trouble,

TCOIumbus Daily Democrat.
II is stated, with considerable posiuVcness, that
Speaker Randall Is figuring for an extra session OF
the forty.sXth Congress TO meet Immediately after
the ith Of March, under the belief that Il will help
him 10 secure the speakership for third term.
Mr. Randall should not court trouble. The Demo-
cTacy IN their wisdom, will probably bounce him
National Republican., 1878-12-04
A Cargo of Rod-Iicaded Lies.

New lufR lrbunc.l
II must be with grim sort Of pleasure that Mr..
ClArksOn y. Potter hears the Democratic bluster
about thorough cipher investigation bringing out
proof Of Republican crOokeducss. lie has con-
Quoted one hunt on similar notion, and has moth
ing but q CaTgJ Of red.headCd lies to show for It,
National Republican., 1878-12-04
Words Fifty Spoken.
iphlIntlelnhIn Iinrs.l


The second annual message Of President Ha yes
Is an unrrctcnding and generally sensible State
paper. II i Rs free from rhetorical fourishCs as u
dictionary and ~ matter OF fact rs price current
and yet ii covers ull tho duties imposed uPoH the
Executive.
National Republican., 1878-12-04

SOME one speaks of FERNANDO WooD's
billiard-ball sublimity. lie carromed on
SAM Cox the first day of the session.
National Republican., 1878-12-04

THE Pittsburg Dispatch denationalizes the
Commissioner of Agriculture by alluding to
him as Monsieur lie Due. Next!
National Republican., 1878-12-04

l'lncinnhu Tunes.
No doubt Bulgaria would like Grant. but there
Is not the least probability OF Grants accepting
Bulgaria His own country may possibly ncrt
him,
National Republican., 1878-12-04

THE final barrier has been raised between
the Democracy and the Administration. 1t
is q (FERNANDo) WooD-en one.
National Republican., 1878-12-04

HoDNETT and HopNoTT get terribly
mixed up in paper that ought to know
the difference.
National Republican., 1878-12-04
May Possibly Need Him.

Cleveland Herald
"Aniggcr' gets u be "a cittzGl" and "a cOlored
man In Alabama US soon a. he votes Democratic.
National Republican., 1878-12-04

RESUMPTION is now a fixed fact; only
2S days more and it will become legal
fact.
National Republican., 1878-12-04
OFFICE OF E, A. MCINTYRE
REAL ESTATE BROKER,
No. DIS I STREET. OPPOSITE MASONIC TEN
PIE, WASHINGTON. y, O.

NOVEMBER 70, 1878
The partnership heretofore existing between H. II.
Warner and myself having expired by limitation,
take this mode OF advising my fiends aud the public
generally that have Opened an office nt the above
address where am prepared 70 give my attention to
tho Real FStale business In all It's details.
Parties who desire TO borrow money on good real
estate other approved collateral can always be
cummOdntCd, and those who have surplus funds to
loan will 1nd ready TO give their business prom IL
attention. and have the character Of the security dill.
gently inquired into.
My experience In this ely and In Philadelphia, In
matters COZ cernng the seng and renting o proper.
iie,, as enabled me to ieriectly sTs.emBtZe those
branches Of the business. Persons placing large or
many houses IN my care Will always b. granted a lib
pfal reduction In ruling rates Houses "FOr Rent
WI be advertised tree of charge, and IN all
where furnish tenant WILL " fneed be- protect the
interests the landlord before Justice Ofhr peace
charging nothing for my legal services, and sharing
with the owner the usual expense In sunimonlng and
ecClny tenant.
Part culnr attention will hc given 10 the manage
ment Of estates Of non residents. Taxes vii lie paid
Insurance effected, and nCednl repairs seen TO NJ
lowest rates Returns viii be made Immediately
upon cucgtinn, or ut stat d Intervals ~ desired
Thankful Tor pat hvuIs trust, by n due exercise
OF pocnoss, promptness, and accuracy. to continue
10 merit thai large share u public pHtrunnge hereto
fore bestowed upon me. Very respectfully,
noJ1 y a. MCINTYRE
National Republican., 1878-12-04
The Little Fellow.
What Makes - Citizen.

New York Ilcrall.l
Sunset Cox Is growing fat like nice little rabbi
] he little fellow has II blg urlSiNChc.
National Republican., 1878-12-04
2hecnL N0hCes.

elr TRAyERs GLAsCoE, LATE PRoPRIE-
e his right and interest IN said shop. Thanking hi.
former patrons for the mvon heretofore bestowei
upun him he solicits continuation OF their patron
arc At his new shop, Fifteenth street. next door TO
avenue, del AZ
National Republican., 1878-12-04

T TRAyERs oLAsCoE, LATE PRoPRIR.
Informs 81, patrons tsst he has sold and usnsfeIed
ns rgn, ,r and initress % u said sop hapking nv
upan him ss soes connsalson % s;S'G % ine,P patron
ase q his new shop, on Eii,eenh street nest dcor 70
avenue. deias
sg" HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
Watches, Diamonds, JeweIry, sil.
verware. &C.. at
r. wALLACK's,
Loan broker aud Jeweier,
itI7 Pennsylvania avenue, near wizards Hotel.
rE- THE NEW WHITE" NEW HOME,
Aud all other kinds Of
SEWING MACHINES,
VERY CHEAP.
Unusual discounts for cash We are not agents, but
aeSeIs deal. and employ no can E yasrs , but WI sa & a,
much les than those who peddie.
J. F. MCKINNEY,
427 Ninth Street Northwest.
Renting and repairing a speciality. dcc2
el5ys. MRS. y. MoRRELI. BANGOR, MAINE,
sS July 2, isI3 writesi "slx mCnths ago my
ne<s, DiSordered Stomach and Fever, The doctors
gave me no benefit was persnaded 20 try Golden 5
aer using hree bottles began 10 Improve and 70 day
ieel perfectly well" no50
.15Js MEssRs sTOTr a CROMWELL. DRUG
oTSs s fntfb T6o.;aI EanSST SsP Or 2P NE
Great Dipretc and Tonic superior 20 any medicine Of
Of the bladder kidneys, gravel dropscal swell
ines, &C. and specific remedy for stone IN the bad-
II is not secret nostrun, but T. recommended and
| prescribed by physicians. Sold by all druggists.
Price, 81 per bottle. noyseolm
w- CARD
Nine. PIERRE, having been established and con.
i've ears Informs her customers and the public that
she has made great Improvement IN her establish
mcnt, to be the only place In Washington where
| GU RrAINS aredone up EQuALTO NEW, and most
%<saSs TREASURY DEPARTNEST,
s=S orrTcEoF oFconrTsoIIkRo ot TN CrRREScr,
WArHISGTon. Nov, !. 1873
Notice Ia hereby given TO all persons who may have
claims against the German American National Bank
6 hat 5ss ,sTs m9ss Gs s:ssd to
| u. C.. with the legal proof thereof. within three
| JOHN JAY KNOX.
| nos-3m Comptroller Of the Currency.
R~zaJs NEURALGIA CURED IN ONE MINUTE
w by Fluid Lightning. as hundreds In the city
.lSfs HEADACHE. .TooTHACIIE EARACHE
~ &c. cured by Fluid Lightning sold al
| Coughlln's drug store Masonic Temple. janea-u
slys NERVOUS PAINS, PLEURIsY. GRANT
S-S Cole. NC, AZ, relieved at once by Fluid Light
| Jan2gtE
s~s,fs HUMPHREYS SPECIFIC. PONDS Ex.
| VIZ TRACT, HOMEOPATHIC Medicines, soldat TEN.
| Plies Drug store. and Ninth streets. ssu
National Republican., 1878-12-04
q r A N IT'S r Q w
FOR RENT.

Tie elegant residences on East Capitol street, one
square irom the Capitol grounds, known rs Grants
How, having been RESTORED TO my possss ssion by the
Supreme Court OF tthc District. offer thGn for
rent, TO hrst-cass tenants only. for term OF three
years
This Is the finest block OF dwelling houses In Wash
lngion having cost over SjGlOD0 each house contain
lug nftCen rooms, three bathrooms, and all the mod
ern improvements.
There are extensive yards in front and rear, EN-.
bcllishCd with shTubbcTy fountains, &c. large and
we'll arranged ~ able n attached To each house.
This is an uDequaled opportunity 10 secure a first
class dwelling at low rent
Application may be made ht rs a street southeast
or at 2IJ East Cupitol street -
sep&sn A. GRANT.
National Republican., 1878-12-04

WASHINGTON, DECEMBER 4, 1873.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-09-01


An ancient elementary Buddhist doctrnal
treatise opens with dialogue between a
Buddhist sage Nagascna and a Greek King Of
tho Puniab. The King asks; " How is your
reverence knownl What is your name?" And
the answer is; e. am called Nagasena by my
parents the priests and others. But Nagasena
is not separate entity" The King then men
tons the various parts Of the body and OF the
mind, and asks Of each whether 1t is not Maya
sena. Being told that ii Is not. he says: Il do
not sec NagNsenn. There is no Nagnsena."
The sage In turn, asks whether the King came
to him on foot or In a chariot. In a chariot"
ia tho reply. What IL a chariOt?" asks
Naeusena " Is tho cover the chariot Are the
wheels. the spokes Of the wheels or the relns
the chariot? Arc all these piled together in
heapa Chariot Ii you leave these out does
the chariot rcmain2' NO" answers tho
King. Then see no chariot there is no
chariot But" says the King. the cover.
tho wheels hnd their parts the seat, and all tho
rost combined, form the chariot They are tho
usual signs 10y which that which f. called a
chariot is known Just So" says Nagasena.
- Is II with man and he quotes the words Of
Gautama: As the various !lartssoi n chariot
form, when united. tho chariot. so tho five
skdndlas, when unlod in one body, form a be.
ing, n living existence" Indeed. the belief in
soli or soul is regarded AS SO distinctly heresy
that it ID named as a part of the chain Of causes
originating evil. and is put in the Same class
with sensuality and the belief In the efficacy Of
rites and ceremonies.
KHARMA.
Since. however. Gautama retained the Brah-
man doctrine OF RECONSIDERATION. he had 10 in
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-09-01
BITHING ar NiRRfGANSETE
d,sthetIcs aud Mod"s,y az "a Discount on the
Hench.

Fnu HDus' e AIfrr
We We hccn here AZ Naraeau,ct last two weeks dear
I've No. written i.bccau.c have not had an hear to
What VIM romance, rocks, and bathing, and the very
AN ~, .,nure 1, exhausted keepins crmpinss IN my
HAIR '
First the bathing, have never bAthed you know be.
Liz une mountain, but this year the Foddcnromp.
Here am and .ostn wonder at the costumes scant AMI
A"1 a l9' '"'A'"s''sh''+ surely style Of decorative
Yes rcd cknss Sem Tie custom dress short and
In :. nl never mind tho lacA OF what. called
Ana G. an 49, world ", look like ancient .riu,t,r.
ora ot ct N'hcred mermaids much colaI sed and out
Oh, 'ncl shapes such r,lsl such ebow,l Il the poet
VINO p, ue me antique myth don't ash me who. it
Even N his Widest dreams he ever would have thought
Ri'ins N red Stockings rising slowly from the foam.
II were horrid though the men are something worse;
when see dripping swimmer coming whom I've
Hair all lnk mops"ehe all 'tnngy-cen the handsomest
swimming i,gs their hides all elammv only thi,
and nothing more.
As TO molesty--dont name IT, The Apollo Belvcdcre
wouldn't make me change opinion, art or art Vet
That not mention what tell you, but the truth
There no beauty in wet uncovered human foot and
les. w
Knee AMI wakin. "
On me sands, where all the tile Of fashion daily elb,
aud flows,
Bowns smiling quite unconscious their legs ani even
talNlug
To the rirl' gcsueulsuus meanwhile with their wet
bare toes "
1t Is sMiul' For I'm sure, at least among the upper
Toe, were always Ike some verbs thing, understood
but not expressed
1Wuuld be well to WhCro lar1od ero,t
OF llflDrs PASSES.
Man ueyer j." 0ou know the limo -, "but always" Il
think tu be dfn,oLn
Yes it, awful art or no Srt And but one man I've dis.
In garb there's nothing that our ,onse Of delcacy
Hes clsr. ynan who, al in flannel dark bluc,. nicely
dark blue so,ks ' '"'' "''
Just too oyey' THAT'S the style Of bathing that call
quiet eemorAble-lookins as you do on shore. YOU
All the rest are confess dear much too wet and real
Endless sroups q legs and arms, with flesh tint. after
buusUetVau F'