National Republican., 1878-08-15

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He Is the Bounding BANNING no longer
Bounced is the word Bounce, bounding
bounced
WHEN the Brooklyn Bridge is completed
they propose TO call Now York city West
Brooklyn.
KEARNEY continues to nominate BrTLER
for Governor daily for fear the thing wont
stick. 1t is q little Shiny, we admit.
TrLDES couldn't get a corporals place down
here Charlotte ". ~ Obserccr =
Of course not. TILDES pronounced
against the payment Of the southern claims,
and that has cooked his goose down South
SENATOR THURMAN SAYS: No voice is
raised against the binding force OF the
constitutional amendments" He must be
in the habit Of stutting his red bandana into
his southern ear.
lNDEPENDENTIsM is breaking out in south
Carolina. The God-likc HAMPTON is moved
to denouncc it in his campaign speeches.
He says the Independents are no better than
the Republicans But HAMPTON has been
conciliated aud the Independents have
not.
l,ENEp REN III Of Tnri,na -
anxious TO sec the Southern men Of liberal
spirit reCiprocate President HAYES offers of
Cancellation. II Is TO he feared that Nj
HARRISON has placed himself on an anx ious
seat the continued occupancy OF which will
prove to be rather mOnotonous.
THE Republicans Of the first New Jersey
Congressional district will nominate Hon.
GEORGE II. RoBEsoN as their candidate for
Congress. II nominated he will be elected,
and then look out for fun. He will settle
some outstanding accounts with his perse-
cutOrs among whom was one WHITTHoRSE.
The Secretary Of the Treasury should
lose no time in putting his official foot on
the collector Of customs at Norfolk, Va. II
is alleged against him that he strongly
favors the reelection Of GOODE TO Congress,
and that should he sufficient reason for
bouncing him under the civil-servicc rules
He is meddling with politics. Gust him.
--
DENNIS is too much given to CAB to suit
the Widow Of Exeter His indiscreet ha-
rangues against everything in general, and
his failure to commend anything in partic-
ular, except the Widow, have disguised the
latter. She now proposes to contribute her
mite 10 the delrayment OF his expenses on
q trip to Ireland. On his native heath Den.
Ms would create sensation; but the sod
is not so conducive to eloquencc rs the
"sand lot"
WADE HAMPTON expresses the deliberate
opinion that the Independent in politics
who contributes to the defeat Of the Bour
bons in that State is the worst enemy South
Carolina can have The line is tightly
drawn There is no liberation of sentiment
aud opinion that does not square with the
doctrine of State sovereignty and Bourbon
rule. And yet the south clamors for free
h'Ih VI Nlff'H u llbt u VllUluIl MS
thing will correct itself in time.
THE announcement is made that the
history Of the electoral fraud can only be
bad ut the Democratic committce-rooms"
Why call It history The people are not
deceived thereby, they know that the doc
mmcnt III question is simply gurbled re-
production Vi the ANDEESIN.W LBER per
juIcs before th, iuILLl. corImi'tce. It l..
natural, very natural that TIN Democrats,
committee should have th, monopoly OF
this kind Of political literature.
To-Day August H. Is set tor the be
ginning Of the labor strikes Of l-7- BEv
BrTLLR will not be lrrvcd among the
strikers II" has plenty oi work On hand
81 long a. the mud hold. ont III POTTER =
committee he will he busy very busy
throwing It around loose H"sdcs h.-
tr,!,- with thu Massachusetts, p,mrcr,cy
AMI his difficult intrigue with kEAR>rY
nrg sufficient 10 keep him engaged lUI tho
pIro"af.
Tue Democrat, clam that General GRANT
MDull Dt u Mt,tk contribute III l--l bt'ulN
they have 81 much mud on hand in the way
OF exploited librs 10 throw ot him This j.
u mistake. The MASSES b,.ic,c and ,ight-
Iy, that General GEANT L. IA honest aud p4,
trioti' citizen Sonc OF the san.ltIs against
him have ever been piuvcn and If any %
them had hrru, the Dcmp,ntl- shOUId 4.
til, last 10 cry out against hrs candidacy 1t
i~IG they voted for THuEN III, iucome-tIN
thIcI and professional Ialrord wrcckcr, aud
confessed stock I1bbiug swiudI,r
THE Baltimore GoaH,, which bear Il
cprnlirld cousin relationship to our Ioca
Democratic organ, j. useful to the latter ~ AT
avenue Of communication 0 thu public UL
occasion. Il" organ employed JlM ANUtR
son to Iun It's subscription list up aboy,
10000, and would have continued him a
that business, but It seems thai ANDER~os
didn't feel ut home ia the office lie wa
too honest and respectable ior the assoca
tiuns with which he found himself sur
rounded Besides no doubt, il was pro-
a Ia L.. tf,,,