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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-05-13
Vitative Compound!

Planters and Gsrdners, Look 70 Your In.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-05-13

Spaldirg's Glue with brush, Away
ready.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-05-13

SAVE your money and buy your Mil
linery q. SPeyer Bros.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-05-13

ALL the new summer shapes IN hats st
Speyer Bros.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-05-13

MoRSISG Glory Baking Powder super
sedes all other brands.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-05-13
Observation-Disclosures Tale.

The lsrgos. line Of Hats in this city at
Speyer Bros.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-05-13

To AZ already well established repu!s,
ton, are constantly added the wsrmest
praises of travellers who have enjoyed the
hospitsIisies Of the Grand Central Hotel
New York.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-05-13
River News.

KID GLOVES, every color and size, only
90 cents, At Speyer Bros.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-05-13
SATURDAY, JUNE /, 1873,
TRESTEE,S SAFE.

ny VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
- made 10y Robert h. Woods 10 me, datr0
January 80, 1866, and recorde, IN utCu
book No 81, page B, of tho records OF ONO
county, Vest Virginia, shall. on
SATURDAY, MAY Is, 1873,
At tn. front door OF the court House OF
OHIO county, sell the following described
property, lo-wit: Lying about 80 miles
north OF the city of Wheeling ON u e east
side Of the ONO river, being part OF the
A. f. Woods old home farm, having q
front on he east size of the county ROAD
and bounding thereon 30 poles ana eX-
tending eastward about 100 poles, contain
.usgZ acres of land, and covering ana IN
Guiding lUl.ucTes of coal.
Also, "a stIlp OF land 10 feet wide running
from SAID tIact To the river, being the
north halt OF n private road.
TERMS OF SALE-Oue-thlTd cas- ana lhe
balance I'm six ami twelve months, secur'
Ell by deed OF trust.
:. BRADY, Trustee.
W II. HALLER, Aucloneer.
Attbp same time Will he sold in come c.
lion with the above, or separate II desired,
Inv acres OF coal wing Immediately
back OF and adjoining the above tract: a i
living convenient and near the p, w. q
Ky. x. Il. ROBERT b. "Ool'9'
uaT2ui
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-05-13
Ayers
SarSaparills

A Is widely known
II SSH ~ one Of the nod
M ~ fA elIcytual rene
&M M % dies ever dicOy.
&M If%M cred tor cleans
ksSS8BEAI5LtF ing the System
y, 500 zE and purifying I've
Xxx .s1s.t 4 MN blood. II has
x&eSANNf.Lkl%9 stood the Gst d
sSEs y., SlIl' WIN eos wing
reputation, based on is intrinsic virtues
and sustained by its remarkable cures
So mild az TO be safe and beneficial 70
children, and yet so searching as-~
effect ally purge out the great corruIs
tons Of the blood, such rs the scroF
ulous and syphliitic contaminated
Impurities or diseases that have lli-S1
in the system for years soon yieid W
this powerful antidote, and disappear
Hence its wonde-f,l cares, many q
which are publicly known, Of scroiuI-
and all scrofiIous diseases, Ulcers,
EruptiOns, and eruptive disorder, %
the skin. TumOrs, BiOtches, BOlis'
PimDlcS, PustuleS, Sores, 81
AnthOny's Fire, Rose or Ery'
SipelaS. letter, Salt hhenm'
Scald Head, Ringw0rn, ana LD'
ternaloUlceratiOns Of the lefu-
Stomach, and Liver. Il also curs
other complaints, TO which il would Us
seem especially adapted, such as DrCP
sy, Dyspepsia, Fits, Neuralgia
Heart Disease, Female WEAK
ness, Debility, and 1eucOrrhb,a'
when they are manifestations d ae
scrofulous poisOns. ,L.ta
Il Is an excellent restorlr Oh hea'h
and strength in The Spring. by rgle~
inr the appetite and yigor Of the ~
tive organs. il dis.ipat.s The dePre, ~
and lisil..s languOr o' the s'aSb
Even where Ho di-orIe, Gt+ar.' i'7yps
feel better, AID 1--we longer 90 c'eaAn,
the blood. The system moves on ~ ~"
renewed yigor and new lease u ID"
PREPARED BY
Or. J. C. AVER & CO., Lowell, sa'sh
I1r0otEoaI and Sa,4tdtGoGi cAeH-ssS'
sorD ny ALL DRUgGl5rs EvEEYSElD
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-05-20
Oienftag frib, IA. Mai.

OLCN u ILuDP IL" UCut.
Sd feune gti6ts, moran ii6 Der 9roseB
Der umtpanbIung aus beuti6em 8eien
ms Nmerifanti6e 10 banOgreifIi6 nabs
ipeiicl lieBe, tute bel benz @~incinnatier
0tuiiffeite. Sd brauhe ni6t 81 be-
i6rciben, tDas uniere groBen beut=
iben SGnser~ un6 Muiitfeite getpeien
itnO. g8ir Oeutide gaben 6a3u gerabesu
GILES Der ben @eOanfen; bic @ompoz
iitionen; bic Wtuiifer; bic SGnger; ben
9irigenten; ia mir bauter aud Die Salen
un6 riiien iie tuie6er ab, tuenn Die Sage bes
SubelS poriiber tparen. Die gmerifaner
bcSablten einen QntbeiL al BEN 8aufoitcn
nnO bilOcten eiten 9beiL 6es 8ubIifums.
Bier unO beuti9e @emiitbIi6fcit - in bes
8ortes i6Oniter, a6er aud liimmel6afs
teiter 8ebeutung = iptelten babel cine fat
ebenio srobe Noue, pie bic Ntuiif, unO
man bate ii6 gut u~ntcrbalten bic Oeut=
i9en iuenigitenS tpenn aud bic Muiit
natttelmdbis ansfieI, Elm 9efisit ibris bIieb
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-05-20

Gieientpert nit ieinem maiiibet, fernge>
llnoen Sa6tperfe i'm iiberret3ten, fofetten
Stil nlpoerner @ompoittionen auffI6ren.
Sbne ieben @rulto tpirb ientimentaIiiirt,
6aB 3eitmaB geoebnt un6 bel1leuni9t uro
iolen our6 etpalti9e @egenlabe Der Sons
itGrfe pom Golnpontiten nt6t gelpoute Wirs
tun9en cr3eugt Derbet. Sb ST. Sbomas,
Sic baben 10 groBe 8erbienite I'M ausfibz
renbe Wliit in bielem 2anbe! Suden sic
Tie ni6t bur6 8erbeierlng 8eetbonen's
3l erbo6en! Qallen Sic es an G6umann's
einer 3rdumerei gerug iein, uno iGuleln
Sic nidt auh aus 8eetbpDenS rIitigem
@cbein bas Marf btnaus. Oieie5 i3iebcn
Iuo S6mel3en i'm eriten QQegro Der Spn1z
pbonie, oieie ldon lit Der gfGbe ocs Sr6es
tiers nidt mebr D0rbare 8iolinbegleitung
bel bent bcr.ibntten !Sorneiniab, no IS &C.
raoe oarauf antomnnt, b a s man Die OtlS
onans (ocn MiBflang) tpenn audi aus
Der Gntfernung bore; 0ieles lGllelnoe
faum bDr6dre Spiel Der 8iolinen beim
@ittritt ei1er gan; tteltet un6 3tpar be6elts
~lanten, bonn Gomponilten nit 8orbebabt
einsefibrten Melooie ant G6luB bes eriten
Nue9roiases = 6ies Q0es itn6 Sofetterelen
NIT Dem Mddtigiten, mas Die &unit ges
l6uffen bat, uro bic lt6 fir einen Sa6z
mann, ipie 6r. Sbomas, fir einen Wufifer
bon 10 9roBen. unbeitritteu sroBen Ser
b%teniten nidt 3iemen.
Oas 8ublitum nc Bel 6ieler 2(uffib>
rung ~geIunsen. Inter Sammt unb Seibe
unb Diamanten quite Die ei8entli6e, no.
turnii6fi9e BorfoppliS beraus. 9as Blt6z
lifum betradtete Die Quffiibrurg Der Groica
tpte eiten &~e6raustpalser, bel bent man -
ermiioet BON ben Stropaben Der Seine =
ben 3ansplab nerldbt unO mad 0auie tauz
melt. S6on mad bent eriten SAT- Der Spn1s
pbonie lab es aus, ais bdtten Die Staten
2ongeipeile, llngeoulb unb @lei6giilti9feit
sroBe 0iiden in ba5 8ubliflm gena9t, Oas
bisber cine einsise un9ebro6ene Wtell9e eez
tpelen mar. SIS gcbt einmaI = ielbit beim
aaerbO6item unb seraoe beim auerb0diten
= III bieiern 3anbe nidt obne ben aubez
fanuten Bumpiad alb. ODD CUTE Jtadt
fir beute. IS lit 4 l1br Morsers, oa id gu
8ett gebe. Sbr s. 8. 8ernaDs.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-05-20
9aS critic gro6e Gpmaert.
Gtncinnoti, Is. Weai 1873

Gtncimnati, Is. U1at 1878.
SUM Stunben ir einem tpe9 inn Gonsert
geieiicn; bon Z 11br NbcnoS bis Sdlag
Mitternd6t! 00s 6ous mar oar3 aez
fiut, ais td nit n1einer Srcun6en eintrat.
9as Gomite bate auBer ben Sibpl6ben
au6 nod 1000 StebplGbe D~ertduft 10
baB Nues, bon Der 60be beS Nmpbit6caters
bis 3ur gege1ilberliegenoen ~fur3en, ~stpeiten,
b0beren @aQerie cine eil15i9e belebte Waiie
tuar Elm iiberraidenber, groBartiger
&nblif, tpic ib i'm leit selr1 llnDcrgeBliden
ct. Gouiier Wtufitfefte nidt mebr genoiien
bate. SIS mDgen, Sr6eiter unb G6nr nit
eingere6net, 1000 bis 1900 Wfenl6et lit
Der !6alle geipeien icin, alto minbeitens
1000 me6r alS in beu beiben areit>
anberltoBenben SGler Der alien 8urg in
@ten, mo I'M Sabre 1914 8eetbonet CUR
53eit unb bor ben Wit9lis6ern DcS gon>
9reiieS ieine iicbente Symphonic gum eriten
Olale sur Quffibrun9 bradtc! Qud bier
uberraldte Der @lan3 unb BET &ei6tbum
Del Soiletten; AUDI bier fe1lte IS ntdt ait
ftrahlenben S6on6eiten llnb Die i6onitcn
Sidmanten ul1o nod id)0nere 0lu9en 9liBz
terten aus allen GbctIen bes Saales un6
aus benz Gbor Derab. SIM @anscn thar
aud bier lucs pie bort; 9eididte Snitrus
meutilten i'm Sr6eiter, = bic beiten int
2anbe; sroBe @mpfdn9lidfeit fiir's 6d0ne
aud bier aber IS feblte bic eigentli6e
Wetbe Der &unit uno bas tiefe Ser
ftGnbutB lotpDbI auf ser 8ibre iuie int
Bublitum. 8lItben unb fcine Bflansen,
an oenen Tie 1Dadien!
OaS GDr5ert begann nit Ssenen aus
vNlcelte". Sic tparen tpob[ arlm aez
Dablt tDoroen, ipeil barin allie Soloz
ldnger unb SoloiGngerinnen, Iotpie Der
gauge @Dor bent Bu6lifum glei6 Mnfanos
Dorgcfubrt tperoet fon11ten un6 neil bic
Qnerifaner aud ernitbafte isentide Muiif
ouer anOeren nor;ieben. 9ls DieIen auter
altoeret 0rilnoeu etgten iid bicie SSeues
fir Die GrDffnu11g zines @6clus
9roBarttger Gon5erte. ODD lit bic Wuitf
bur6ii6tig uno leidt nerlt6n6Iid; bic
jeoem amerifanii6en Yublifum tpoblz
befannten Sanger 6er lckten Opernioiion.
Srau YappenDeim unb Die 6erren Q6ans,
Sritlb, Geinnter3 unO Wbitneb borar -
langen ibre Yartien Dortreflt6 u1o audi
ocr Sbor uno oas Sr6elter tbaten ibre
ganse S6ulOigfeit uub troboem bicle
Gbore nidt fir maienbafte NuffIbrung
bon itebenbunbert Stimmen gel6rieben
unb beltimnt iein f0nnen, 10 tDarcn
bod Die SSeuett aus @Iud's yNlcelte" Die
0lanSpuntte OeS Qbenbs, p~enigitens ipos
Nnttubrun9, Quffaiiung unb Iufmertlamz
telt oes YubltfumS bctrifft.
Us folgte Johann bic Geremonie bet
Ileber9abe Der nelen Sale at bic Iruitees.
Wtail bate ben alien, bei6eibenen 74iGbriz
gen springer nit DieIer WfIbc fi1 benz
Yublltltm BON Der 8it6ne berab git 3eigen
nerlnoht: Der 2lusenblid, ba er, bonn So
mite bc9Ieitet, berportrat, uno unter Dem
Saud)3et ocs Eublifums uno benz Guid
ber S%rltrI1ncnte bon iiberau Der nit 8luz
men llberl6lttet ipurbe, mar rei3cn6 un6
cr9reifelo. Oabci bGtte es aber iein 8es
tpcnOen baben ioa3t. Wfan Lief ie6o6 ben
i9po9en, 1tin1mIoicn @reis cine Idrgere
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-05-20

CHOIR Al PRAISE. GO ets.) ST cine
Gammluns Don @eidnsen, 2ieoern uub tnrsen 6pnten
fir GpiscOpalz Suunto9sl6nlen. Die S66nbett bes
SubaltS wiro es ir9eub elmer Gemetnoe e%Inpteblen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-05-20
nj RIVER.

(35 Gts.) Sit benz SSnbOIt na9 dbnli@ inb ebenic
p~ortreif(ia wie Good News uub untcrideiOet iMb Don
poniitcn biiiertrt. 9oBt Guere @tdoden unO Snuben ouf
bieiem Shining River fabren unb nntcrwe9s bic reIa
nen unb liben Iprtihen Sldn9e eridauen lofen por
StarS".
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-05-20
W~5chenf(iche Slinois 5taafs-Beifaene.

ertrunfen. Oie Waib3i1e, tn pelder
fi6 3ebn 8erionen II ben, tpar 81 lebr
belaoen uno fippte UNI, 10 oaB bon Den
sebn 8aliogierer adt ibren Sob %fatoer.
Der Sid6rmann, pel6er nit einem 9allaz
gier iidJ ~rettete, itarb ebenfaus tpe9en oes
in Merge berj6ludten MaiierS.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-05-20
@OnntagSl6ul Oeiangbiider.
GOOD NEWS.

(35 Gts.) OieieS lieblife SountaSsi6u 9ieberbit9
bat ii9 cine Dtense pom 6reum6en erlpOrbcn, rnb braubt
fetn SOb Don 0ener, melde feline iiben @telobtcn seb0rt
baben. gber Qae ioaten lie %probiren rno iib beliets
ut may be far, Beautiful Gatc'' unb "Hear him
calling" limb bret pom ben 270 munteren geidusen, wclz
DIE bic Seuitbuug Der GooD NEWS gu elmer icrtwGbrens
ben iSreu6e maiden.
National Republican., 1878-07-29
nLOw AT MONOpOLIEs.

As we have not at all times been able TO
agree with Secretary SCIiURz's administra-
tive decisions, 1t il with the more pleasure
we record any act OF his with which we can
fully concur, and such an one is the case of
NELSON DRBYMATE against the Kansas Pa
cifc Railroad Company, published In THE
REPUBLICAN on wednesday last. This de-
cision in effect holds the Kansas Pacific,
Texas Pacific, Union Pacifc, and Central
Pacific Railroad Companies to the strict let
ter as well M the spirit of the law granting
them large tracts of the public domain. The
organic acts gives these companies the right
to sell their lands ut such price as they
please, up to three years after the compile
tion Of the roads but at the expiration OF
that time no more than sl.25 per acre can
he charged, the proceeds to be credited to
the respective companies In the case OF
the Texas Pacific, however, the lands can
not be sold for less than $3.50 per acre.
This decision, If sustained In the courts
will open up to settlement at nominal
price vast extent Of territory with mar
ket facilities, aud, so far as it goes, will be
the death blow to Il stupendous and odious
monopoly. As is well known, the bulk o.
the best and most available of the Govern
ment lands has long ago been appropriated
in one way or another, while the railroad
companies have held their lands at from :;
to $40 per acre, the price preventing mpt
settlement.
The companies affected, 1t is understood
will contest the decision but we opine il
the long run the stock holders will be ben
Gifted, if it stands good, by the rapid settle
meut of the lands and consequent increas
of business over the roads. At all event
the people will be with the Secretary ii
this matter, because they believe 1t to be JUS
and In accordance with law.
National Republican., 1878-07-29

GENERAL G. X. WARREN, who was re-
ierred to in General GRANTS conversation
on the "reminiscences Of the war, recently
published, takes exception to that part re-
lating to himself. He not only denies that
he was in any way responsible for the fail
ure at Petersburg after the mine explosion
but calls attention to the fact that General
HANCoCK's court of inquiry upon the fail
ure charged no part of the responsibility
upon him. He also claims that he was not
only not relieved at Five Forks until after
the battle ceased, but that he led the final
attack which completed the victory. He
declares that there was no cause for re-
moving him for misconduct, and that be-
cause he could have proved this before a
court Of inquiry General GRANT would
never allow him that opportunity.
National Republican., 1878-07-29
POLITICIL NOTES.

CHARLES FOSTER will be tho next Governor
Of Ohio. .--SpiHafeid Republic,
The size of Senator Thurman's Presidential
chances will depend upon the way Ohio goes
In October.
We claim to be tho Arst who nominated
Sunset Cox for the Presidency as against Gem
eral Gnnt-Nsw York Herdd,
THE Republican delegates Of Rockland,
Maine, have been instructed to vote for the
nomination Of Congressman Hale.
The Republicans most talked Of in connection
with the Indiana Senatorship are General Win
Cumback and General Ben Harrison.
ALEcK STEPHENS is speaking to immense
crowds In Georgia. and great numbers follow
him around the circuit from county to county.
COLONEL DAVID J. GOODWIN announces
gress In the second district of Virginia, against
Hon. John GOOde.
THE Democratic Congressional convention
for the seventh district, at Bonneville, No.
nominated Alfred NJ. Lay gu the one hundred
and seventy-iirst ballot.
BEN BUTLER Is batting his hook with him
self aud hoping that the Democrats Of Massa
chusetts will swallow him when they meet Il
nominate candidate for GoyernOr.-Cincin
matt Enquirer.
THE Saco DemOcrdt, the Democratic organ o.
York County, Me-, has been compelled to sus
pend for want of support aud yet York County
has more Democratic voters than any other II
the State save one.
IL the Administration would borrow a back
bone somewhere aud put plenty Of grip
into the rest of its term, there would not be
whisper of the Grant movement left by 1880
-Neip York Tribune,
AFTER all. the speech of Mr.. Davis was sim
ply an expression Of his own individual Opn
] ions. He does not speak for the South. Hi
National Republican., 1878-07-29
personal.

JOHN RUSSELL YOUNG Is In Paris.
Ex.GoyERsoR SEYMOUR has been at Balls
ton.
SIR JOHN A. MCDONALD is registered at
Niagara
Mn. JOHN lMcCuLLouGH,' the actor, is At
Saratoga.
PETER the Great, Of Russia, was his own
proof. reader.
Mr.. J. W. srMoNToE is summeriug at Haw-
thorne, NJ
Mrs. ROSCOE CoNKLISa and daughter are at
Richield Spring.
BISHOP McNErRsYiof Albany, will summer
at Sharon Springs.
The Oldest of our poets, Richard II. Dana, is
at Manchester, Mass.
SENATOR LAMAR is being warmly received
by his constituents.
Mn. JAMEs r. RoAT, of Chicago, is stopping
at the Ebbitt House.
Mr.. +. c. CLARK and wife, Of California, are
registered at WOrmley's
SPEAKER RANDALL Is expected to visit Pitts.
field Mass next month.
HARVARD students pay as high as S400 for
stolen examination papers.
COLONEL W. PENN CLARKE, of Iowa, Is reg
istered at the Ebbitt House.
REV. EVELYN BARLOW, of Baltimore, is
stopping at the Ebbit House.
Hon. W. s. sTESGER, of Chambersburg, Pa,
Is stopping at the Riggs House.
SENATOR J. b. EusTIs, of Louisiana, Is At
the Hotel Brunswick, New York.
BARON UNGERS STERSBoRG, Of Russia, Is at
the Westminster Hotel, New York.
OAKEY HALL says he has never been at
Coney Island nor taken surf bath.
Hon. THOMAS b, KEoGH, of Greensboro, n.
c., Is sQournng at the Ebbitt House.
The late Isaac Friedlander, Of San Fran.
cisco, left property worth about 100000.
Mis- EMMA G. THuRsBY has accepted en-.
gagemcnts in England for the next winter.
BYRoN's cousin, Miss Frances Byron, has
Just died In England at the age Of sixty.five.
NiLssoS's husband, NJ. RouGeaud, Is in this
country, looking after some Of hor Investments.
Mosr REV. ARCHBISHOP GIBBONS, of Balti-
more, spent Saturday aud Sunday In Albany.
STATUES of Thiers are to bs erected at st.
German. where he died, and at Nancy.
SENATOR MCDONALD, Of Indiana, Is In Colo
RADIO, where he expects to remain for some
time.
EMILY FAITHFUL's new paper, the West
London Express, has gained a circulation Of
$1,000.
| FRANK LESLIE aud family arc occupying
their cottage at uteriaken, near Saratoga
Lake.
IL Fitz-John Porter wins his case we shall
have to begin the war all over again.-NeW
| York Herald.
THE widow of Jasmin, the Provencal post
the MigOHette Of his poems, died recently at
Agen, France.
THE Russian Minister, Nicholas Schischkin
has left Saratoga, and is now domiciled at the
Clifton, Niagara.
THE late Earl John Russell left $3.50, 600 per,
sonalty, which is divided between his wife, two
sous, and two daughters.
MoRI ARIMoN, formerly Japanese Charge
d'Afaires at Washington, and recently Minis.
National Republican., 1878-07-29

good man HAMPTON" who is Governor Of
the State through gross aud indefensiblc
usurpation, sets his State minions In open
defiance Of the laws and power Of the Gov
ernment Of the Union, and defes It's majesty
within the sacred precincts of what he
terms State sovereignty. Governor HAMP-
TON has been encouraged to this high
handed proceeding by an indulgence on the
part OF the President Of the United States
which has proved to be dangerous expert
ment We will not criticize the motives
which prompted President HAYES to yield
to HAMPTON the power which he now
abuses. No doubt the President felt as
sured that when HAMPTON should succeed
to power he would place his State In line
with the General Government, and both
would move on smoothly and harmoniously.
HAMPTON usurped the powers Of the State
government, revolutionizcd the Legislature,
and made NJ. c. BUTLER United States
Senator. Now that State rises in the M
tional scale to n sovereignty which looks
down upon the Federal power with an air
Of defiance.
1t Is gratifying to he assured that the Cen
eral Government will assert its power In South
Carolina, though collision of Jurisdiction
and authority may come of It. II is high
time that the late insurgents should be
taught that the Federal Government is su-
preme in this nation, aud that the. dogmas
of State rights and notification must sue
cumb, whenever and wherever IL brings
and bears itself against the Constitution
and laws which constitute the esis Of its
power. Decision of character and fiImncss
ofpurpose in enforcing the laws and sus-
tanning the supremacy of the national over
State authority whenever they come In col
lision are our only safeguards of unity and
permanence in the future of this nation.
The Federal laws must be enforced In every
state In the Union, and whenever South
Carolina or any other State attempts to in
terlcre herewith to the extent of resist
ance or defiance, let the contest be "short,
sharp, and decisive" and then peace will
be preserved, the laws will be enforced, and
the Government will he supreme.
National Republican., 1878-07-29

THE Democrats, even in Kentucky, seem
greatly interested in Hon. CHARLES Fos-
TEB, of Ohio. The Louisville Courier-.Jour-
nal is in some apparent distress because Mr..
FOSTER didn't conclude to carpet-bag into
the Toledo district. 1T says: "There is
really nothing in the Constitution which
"prevents a man from running in any dis
" trict he pleases in his State, If the people
"want him to run, even IL he lives several
"hundred miles from the voting district
Neither is there anything in the Constitu'
ton to prevent Mr.. FOSTER from running
in his own gerrymandered district and
beating his Democratic opponent, as he
probably will do.
National Republican., 1878-07-29

THE bibulous chap at Greenville, s C.,
who blusters through a page of letter-paper,
addressed to the editor of THE REPUBLICAN,
and then sigus himself Palmetto" must
he Stalwart coward, or he would have
furnished MS his name. He may be in
South Carolina and he may be here, but be
he where he may, he would undoubtedly
fight foe five hundred miles distant with
much more valor than he would IL he was
where he could look him In the eye. Forty
thousand such cattle would have no terrors
for one truly brave man.
National Republican., 1878-07-29
COLLISION OF AUTHORITY.

South Carolina is the pestilentinl politi-
cal field OF this Republic It was the first to
sound the note Of nullilication under JoHH
C. CALHOUN, and but for the Roman firm
ness Of General JACKSON the Union would
have been endangered il not sundered
more than forty years ago. But when
CALHOUN proposed to nuilify, JACKSON
proposed to hang him rs high as HAMAN,
and nullification was too cowardly TO take
that venture, and It Tetreated to its hole,
to await more favorable opportunity.
In 1861 South Carolina was the frst to
light the torch Of rebellion and assail
the old flag ms 1t foated over Fort Sum-
ter. That State hoisted the Palmetto flag
above the stars and stripes, and resisted
the general Government with unaagging
purpose until the rebellion caved in and the
majesty of the laws Of the Union became
supreme throughout the length and breadth
of the land.
After seventeen years that State now
again proposes to resist the authority of the
General Government, That great and
National Republican., 1878-07-29

COHEN, the incendiary boaster, who is now
under police custody, is at the worst a
harmless creature comparatively, for he is a
f,lsi6er and coward. The idea that he
could inspire or lead Communist insurrec-
ton is simply preposterous. He willis like
mongrel cur as soon as he finds himself
In the clutches of the law, instead Of brav-
ing its officers and defying them to the
death. He denies his faith, ecants his in
cendiarism, and sinks into the hot cell as
signed to him at headquarters like craven
His comb has been cut" as the phrase
goes, and his aspirations, If he ever had any,
to ape the daring spirit Of the French Hero
of the Barricade, will undoubtedly be
squelched under the dampening cloud of
the yagrant act.