National Republican., 1878-10-31
POLITICIL NOTES.

SENATOR BLAINE speaks in Philadelphia, Novem'
berl.
GOVERNOR HESpRIcKs speaks at Pittsburg to-
night.
4 GAIS Of two Republican Congressman in Penn.
sylvania is among the certainics.
THE Cincinnati Times allndcs to the New York
Nation as "a paper edited In Heaven"
| CONGRESSMAN DASFoRD of Ohio, Is doing excel
| lent work on the Pennsylvania stump.
SAMMY RANDALL is not so cock sure OF recall TO
Congress. lie may go to meet Mr.. Sayler
JUDGE WILLIAM d. KELLEY has no love for Gar.
field and protests against his speaking In Phladel-
| phia.
A MAJORITY Of the Representatives from New
jersey will be Republican In the Forty.sixth Con.
grcss.
THE louisiana syphcr is more prompt In disclos.
| ing political secrets than was the Democratic
| cipher.
why do the Democratic brethren leave Pendlc.
ton out when they are talking OF Ohio Presidential
| timber?
EVEN Democratic papers unfcelingly speak Of
| the senior Senator OF Ohio as the late Senator
Thurman"
many, Democrats as Republicans havo become
Grecnbackcrs.
Tmg Atlanta Constitution, looking ahead at the
Republicans of 1850, secs Conkling ahead with
| IIartranft behind him.
Hon MILTON l. souTnARp is on New Jersey dry.
dock for repairs. The Ohio Idea came near shat.
| tcrlng his constitution.
| A CHICAGO. paper classes the local candidates
under three heads: THE Best Offered" !" bad to
| Worse" and Utterly Damnablc.'
THE Illinois Republicans expect to gain two
| COngrcssmcn and carry the Legislature, thereby
securing the United states Senator.
| Tile astounding revelation Of Wholesale perjury
| by the witness Anderson before the Potter commit.
tee is the last nail in Tdcn's political coffin.
Those who are tired OF the bloody shirt will do
| well TO caution the South Carolina and Louisiana
gentry who are now Haunting 1t in our faces.
EVERY Republican vote Is an earnest plea for the
honest fuhlncnt OF the solemn promise of the
| itg ri n.
| renCy.
II should moderate the temper of the fiery and
| untnmed Democracy OF Indiana to reflect that they
lacked several thousands OF majority In the re-
| cent election.
SENATOR BAYARD tDemocrap has written letter
TO friend In indiana saying that the election of
voorhees, (DemOcrGp TO the Senate would be q ca
lAmity to the country.
wrTnRLL rnILI.Irs has beer nominated for Con.
grcss by the GreenbaCkers OF the fourth MHsSachII
sctts district. The old ngiHtor will make 1t q very
lively campaign for some one.
EX-GOVERNOR PALMER, Of Illinois, who was Il
Democratic visiting statesman to Louisiana, says
the cipher revelations have not hurt Tidcn, for nc
was hurt hopclcssly long,Ggo.
JUDGE NORRIS remedy for the prevalent dc.
pressed condition of the Democratic party Is Snap
Ism. lie proposes that the Democrats shall DC
mustard" into lively meetings.
THE canvass of Massachusetts,, which the Repub
licun state committee has had in progress for some
time Is not yet completed but Is said 10 be thus fa
very encouraging 10 the Republicans
SENATOR BES HILLS scrced agains' Prcsldcn
Hayes promises to keep the Iowa Democratic
ClitOrs IN ammunition for the rest of the year. I'll
well. Their magazines were about empty.
ALI experience teaches that greater expansion o.
paper currency brings greater dlstrust gambling
Hndl ucluation. Yet II Is insisted that more of suci
money Is now required by the wants of trade.
TnE Democrats Of the first district of New Hamp
shire have tried to persuade the Greenback candi
date for Congress 70 Withdraw, but he caught III,
cue from Hobbs and refuses 10 get OF the track.
Mn. HENDRICKS has gone q fishing for the frs
time in twenty years As there is political issu,
Just now which 1t Is desirable to dodge, we cannot
understand this hiding himself Hwaylrom the pub
lie view.
ApvIcEs from all portions OF Michigan concur II
the cheering news that the Democrats decevct
Into joining the Grecnb0ck movement are abandon
ing that organization and are fast .eturning to TIT
| Democratic fold.
ROGER A. Pryor says: ~ don't believe Mr.. Til
den Is u possible candidate for the Presidency IN
1850, independently of the cipher dispatches; but
whatever chancchc may have had Is extinguished
by these dispatches.
GovERNoR HARTRASFT predicts that there wIl
be Republican majority for the State ticket o
Pennsylvania outside Of Philadelphia. Whateve
majority that city gives will only help swell III
THE Democrats at Columbus Ohio voted n nvrl
Der of inmates Of the lunatlc asylum. The Judge
ofelection could not detect any difference bGtweel
the lunntics and the average Democrats, and thl
votes went In unChGlenSed.
A NEWSPAPER called the Pubi'cGOOd, at IIanford
Cal. hns nominated William CORY, of Cincinnati
for President IN 1850 Now It dcvOlvcs upon MI
Cory to stand up and say what lie can do for til
ItJi,c GOyi, or be forever silent
The World makes u clean bolt on the nominatio
of Benjamin Willis and sam Cox. II intimate
that they are unfit men to represent the city. Tn
| NOrid, 10 MAutaina would say, Is too dem nice
to be the organ of the Democratic party.
A. SURE rs the night follows the day, so sure
this persistent attempt TO disfranChise the blaCB
In South Carolina 10 rouse the old spirit In th
| North that has faced and and subiued SOuther
arrogance more than orcc.-BtglLO [OmHcTchI
| Adrtrfiscr.
So the Iowa Democrats have concluded to hol
another election aitGr all. lowa's Democrats al
ways were foolish set, aud their success In de
fcOting two Republican Congresemen week beiOr
last has not made them any wiser.-SDrhldeid II
publican.
THE Democratic tactics IN South Carolina ha '
been introduced in Texas us well as elsewhere.
II strong Republican county, where the cOlOrc
people are largely IN the majority the Texas ben
ocr0ts have entered upon a wholesome system
bulldOLing the Greenbackers and all oppOsitO
being exposed to their malignant fight against fre
speech and free ballots
COUGm hOarseness asthma, or any irritation ,
the throat or bronchial tubes will be relieved b
taking Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup. 1t has cured thOl
sands. Recommend II 10 your friend and neigl
Dor. Your druggist keeps II, Price Is cents.
DIED,