National Republican., 1878-11-12
POLITTCIL NOTES.

Ton EwISG would cut a sorry figure II he should
move TO repeal the resumption act
IS no State did the Greenback vote come within
iw9.thirds of the amount claimed for the party BY
Its leaders.
THuRNAN Is serving his last term In The United
States Senate; aud the buzz!ng OF the Presidential
bee Is growing ininL
" General Hawley refuses TO become a cnndi.
date for the Connecticut Senalorihp Ex-Governor
Jewell may carry OIL the prize
TnE Evansville Courier thinks Hendricks stock
stands higher than ever since Tuesdays elections
Yes: they knocked Il higher than a kiic.
SENATOR DAWES comment was Poor Butler :
he has done this much good. al least-he has put
out good deal OF his enormous fortune"
Now that the election Is over, will IIendrlck b.
Wright inform the people wheihar he Is a Green.
hacker. Labor RciormeT, Democrat. or demagOgue.
The Cincinnati Commercial thinks It would be
for the interest Of the Democratic party II the ac
counts OF OutrnScs In the South were transmitted
IN Mr.. Tildens private cipher Instead OF plain
English.
Latest returns show hatn!nely four Republican.
have been elected to the New York Assembly. IL
would be graceful thing OH the part Of some
Democrat to move To call The House unanimously
Republican.
Tmn New York Assembly of 1879 will be the ban.
ner Assembly. after all Tho latest figures makes
the total number Of straight Republican members
the greatest ever known In the history Of the party
in that state.
very archaeological appearance They are pro.
fIsely ornamenied with roDsters and eRges ali the
ordinary methods oi expressing delight being Ut
terly Inadequate.
NEw York Is Republican for the Rrst time IN
six years Connecticut for the rsl time IN four ar
New Jersey as we'll Pennsylvania and Ohio. which
were Democratic last year, are Republican this
Five States gained this year
FERNANDO wooD gets back TO Congress but his
magnificent majority of 600 Is whilted down to
les than 100. Perhaps Fernando viii awe Us a
rest on larh bills which are designed on,y ~ dis.
tur5 the country without bringing relief
BENIANIN +. BUTLER, attorney md CounselOrGt
law commissioner Of deeds and notary pIblic re-.
speciully requests share Of the pubiC Patronage
lie trusts. by strict attention 10 business aud the at
solutc cschcwmenl VI politics, 10 achieve success -
AJ1Hy JOu1ldk
| IN the fifteenth Illinois district Gy a majority Of
| 1876. The district was lost by the Democrats whose
majority is generally quite large. Forsy,he re-.
ceivcd the support Of the Republicans. who made
no nomination.
GAIL HAMILTON" asks ono of her lady dsput.
ants rather categorical question. The lady re.
are bad wheTeupOn "Gail' asks her how she
| knows and whether she has "any personal knOwl.
edge Of the fact" The correspondent has not been
heard from.
THE elder Doo.ittlC entered Into the campaign
in two states with extraordinary zeal He wrote
| letter. and speeches for his son who was a candi-
date for Congress In Illinois lie wrote letters To
and for Mr., Parker, who was a candidate for Con
gress In the fTsl district of Wisconsin. DOOlilte's
efforts were successful-in defeating his son and
| Parker.
| PAIR vote In the South and an honest arrange
| menl Of districts IN Ohio aud Missouri would have
| given the Republicans good working majority.
| II would be interesting 10 observe what the South.
| ern Democrats will do with their power. The
| Northern Democrats exist simply as an attach
tachnent 10 the solid south-as cakpaws 10 pu!
| out the cheStnuts.
TuERR arc abundant signs Of Democratic dis
gust with the Greenbackers. There Is Mr. Waiter
| son, who worked his hardest TO re.elect VOORHEES,
| rising up with the remark that the "soouer We
get rid oil hO Greenback idiots the better" Yet a
| was WatteTsUn who declared with so much warmth
short time ago, that unless the East COMPROMISED d
with the West ana south on the money question,
the devil would be loosr.-.Nsw York TRIBUNE
| O'HARA, the colored Republican elected to Con.
gress from North Carolina, was charged during the
| canvass with being n O!gamist and 1t Is moi i'm
| probable that his opponents will try 10 yet him
turned out of his seat. But II the Democrats of the
House refuse TO let O'tiara remain because Of n!
leged misconduct before hG was elected. what vii!
| thcy do with ACklen, who has been returned from
Louisiana, In spite Of his Washington scrape and
nasty affair At homer