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National Republican., 1878-08-26

How sad HAIsrEAD will feel when he
returns from Europe to find that ice-water
is still popular drink in this country. Be-
sides, things may 90 wrong in his absence.
There's the GRANT movement still booming,
and not whisper in behalf of HAYES ior a
second term. Alas that MCRAT should
have deserted his post and at such time.
National Republican., 1878-08-26

A GENTLEMAN just arrived in this city
from South Carolina states that the Demo-
cratic orators there are winning over hosts
of colored voters by telling them that when
the South gets control of the Government
she will make the United States pay for the
liberated slaves, when the money will be
equally divided between the slave and his
old master The question was thus tersely
presented by well-known Charleston law
yer to colored audience at Camden: Each
"of you represent S000-you would have
brought that sum in 1850. You were
freed without our consent, and now, If
"you will vote the Democratic ticket
"and thus aid us to get control of the
Government, we will make the infamous
Yankees pay your full value, when we will
" give you half Of the money. There stands
old Uncle jim he has vile and eight
" children. That family was worth $1,000,
which those Yankees will have to pay me
for, and will give Uncle Jim half OF the
money. Then he will be independent, and
"wili see that the forty acres dnd a mule will
come from lhs old owners and not from
tho hypocritical Yankees. Yes, my
friends, vote the Democratic ticket, and
under the leadership of HAMPTON we will
wrest money enough from the North TO
take care of us without work during the
residue of our lives
National Republican., 1878-08-26

PosTMAsTER-GENERAL KEY whisked
through Toledo on the wings of RARus, at
= 2:l3l pace, as it were. The one old
woman and boy among the denizens Of
that burg who are not engaged in the post
Office wranglc are still of the opinion tina,
Judge KEY should he Vice-President.
National Republican., 1878-08-26


IT is one of the tricks of the trade -
with the guild of correspondents in WASH
ington. when they are ncwsless to deny
sometime that may he asserted in some
other Journal than their own. The WASH
ington correspondent of the Chicago Inter
Ocean, having been guilty of this somewhat
disrcputable trick receives the following
mild editorial rcproof from his "home
Office
A few days ago the Inter. Ocean had dis
patch from Washington, in which 1t was inti-
mated that Colonel ROBB, Of this city, was en-.
gagged In writing Mexican war articles for THE
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN, and In return secured
puiis in that paper descriptive Of his peculiar
qualifications for Congress. Weare assured by
Colonel Rom that he wrote nothing whatever
for The REPUBLICAN, and that he gave no
facts to that paper regarding Mexico. The So
called puff" was n brief paragraph, which
stated that Colonel Rom was " looming up rs
candidate in the third district" that he is q
genial gentleman, with record beyond re-
proacl, and that lie enjoys the exceptional
distinction Of having settled his accounts as a
Government officer in less time than any other
eS.oificial holding similar places Of trust.
ROBB says he will let his friends testify as to
the former, hut the latter hct he can testify to
himself as he knows IL to be true. He also
thinks that the boys In the country towns will
make It hot for the city chaps before the con-
ventiOn Is over.
National Republican., 1878-08-26

TuE Washington NATIONAL REPUBLICAN
says that the G.. movement may he dying out
and all Of that sort OF thing, but its death.
struggles Indicate n lively corpse when disso.
luton occurs" The District of Columbia has
no voice in the Electoral CoIlcgc.-.N,r York
W0rH.
Yes; but THE NATIONAL REprmICAN
ha, u voice that is heard all over the coun-
try.
National Republican., 1878-08-26

IS1s12 the Liberal Republicans led the
Democracy by the nose into the adoption of
the following plank in the Baltimore plat.
form:
4 speedy return to specie payments Is de-
maudcd alike by tho highest considerations
Of commercial morality aud honest govern
ment.
This declaration of sound principle was
originally promulgated by the Republicans
at Chicago in lsGs, and was appropriated by
the Liberals at Cincinnati in ls12. In short,
it belongs by right of paternity to the Re-
publican party, and it is gratifying to wit
ness the consistent adherence Of that party
to 1t as fundamental principle of admins
trntive policy. The fact that the Democracy
indorsed it AT Baltimore, and that Mr.. THUR
MAN and other Democratic leaders practi-
cally repudate it now, simply shows that
consistency is not dazzlingly prominent
Democratic jewel.
National Republican., 1878-08-26
Too Late, My Love!

II was on Dunday that Hayes wrote he hated 10
break the eleventh commandment. Now what ID
Hayes eleventh commandment that he considers
so much more sacred than the eighth p Hdshbgtoa
IOJ,
Here Is fellow crI,lcislng the President who does
not know the eighth from the fourth command
| ment. Send him 10 sunday school.
National Republican., 1878-08-26

Saturday by presenting itself enlarged in
size and in new dress, which looked all the
better for having been printed on a new
press, We tender our congratulations. The
Inte'HgSncer deserves its success. 1t has
passed through more than the ordinary VII
cissitudes of journalistic existence, and has
reached foundation whereon it can rest
with the assurance that its past services will
commend IL to the support of its patrons,
who have learned to respect it as a reliable
public teacher. May their number increase
National Republican., 1878-08-26
MONDAY MORNING, AUGUST %, 1873.

Persons leaving the city during the sum.
n,cr months can have THE NATIONAL RE
PUBLICAN mailed to their address by or
dcring 1t at the countirg-room OF this Of
Bc-, either In person or by letter. Terms
lfty cents per month, including postage.
National Republican., 1878-08-26
JlisTIFyING GRILLE,

The people of the North generally have
no idea Of the earnest and friendly sympa-
thy and protection enjoyed by the moon
SHINE outlaws of South Carolina at the
hands Of the so-callcd better classes in that
State. The truth is these classes got into
the habit Of protecting evil-doers during
the dark and bloody days of Ku-kluxism,
and keep IL up now in behalf OF the Moon
sinners as well as all political offenders
whose sin is confined to depletion of the
Republican strength. The Charleston Ne,rs
and Courier, for example, takes it upon IT.:
self TO advise the Government to grant i'm
munity and pardon to REDMOND, the out
law whose attempted arrest brought upon
the Government the pending Modification
difficulties in that State. REDMOND, 1t
should be understood, was concealed and
protected by LADD and his friends when
the revenue officers who were seeking to ar
rest him killed LADD in selcdefense. It is
Courier has all sorts of kind words to say in
defense and excuse of the outlaw class, 1t
has yet to give expression to the first gliD-
mer of sympathy with the prosecuted Off
GERS. On the contrary, it is the habit OF
the people" down there-meaning thereby
the Intelligent whites"-to describe all
and every officer charged with the exccu-
ton of the laws of the General Government
as "blood-hounds, "minions," and "oppress-
"ors." The Acrs and Courier says Of the
REDMOND case:
The Government will commit grave error
| II II refuse to grant an amnesty to REDMOND.
| He is not the only Illicit dstillcr who has fired
at revenue officers, and he is quite ready to
stand his trial for killing DUCKwoRTu.
The influence OF REDMOND in preserving peace
aud preventing Illicit distillng will be felt far
and near, and the Government canuot afford
, to treat him rs IL he wcro notorious criminal,
instead Of what he is, ono rs much sinncd
against as SHINING
The idea that REDMOND would or could
exert any influence in preventing Illicit dis
tilling in the future is simply preposterous.
General BEN BUTLER would rs soon give ur
his yacht and 90 to carrying hod. RED
MoND is notorious criminal, and nothing
else and he is hero in the estimation OF
his fellow NIoonshiners. simply because he
is such. If he is more sinned against than
SHINING, while his hands are stained with
the blood of his fellow-men, and his con
science, if he has any, tortured with the
Knowledge that his flight from justice has
cost more blood, 10 stands to reason that hi,
pursuers, the officers of the law, are some
thing worse than murdercrs. His defenders
will be forced to adopt come other methot
of defense than this if they wish to succeed
in manufacturing sympathy for him among
law-abiding people. This kind of argumcn
savors too much of an attempt to justif,
crime by saddling upon the officers of jus
tice the obloquy which should rest upon th'
criminals.
National Republican., 1878-08-26

DURING the present week, it being the
last of the month, when salaries are paid, 1t
will be favorable time TO remember the
suffering people Of the pestilence-stricken
cities Of the South with liberal contribu-
tions. Let us all bear part in relieving
the suiierings of the afflicted rs VIC have the
sbility. The present appeal Is very urgent.
National Republican., 1878-08-26

The Democratic organ at the National
Capital stumblcs through hall-column ar
ticIe to show that the Republican party is
not harmonious, while the whole drift and
argument Of the cilprt gocs TO show great
unity Of sentiment aud harmony Of feeling,
II itestubllshes anything ii is that the Re-
publican party is very generally, ifnot uni
vcrsally, opposed TO the present occupant Of
the White House, and ii that does not
show remarkable unanimity Of sentiment
and feeling, what does it show? The party
IL HARMONIOUS and sound.
National Republican., 1878-08-26

THE abolition of the Toledo Post Office is
seriously suggested. This is the period for
the abatement of plaques.
National Republican., 1878-08-26

OUR correspondent 49, complains, in-
rcreutiuly, that his criticisms Of the state
mcnt of the health officer" Mat he city Is
Sin perJ,d sanita,y condition much more
"yrrfef haH Il has crtr been is not
National Republican., 1878-08-26
Able TO stnp RlushInP.

New SOrk Tflbune.I
II Voorhees, steps out OF the Senate and Bntei
steps out Of the House the country will be able Il
stop blushing for pair Of lis worst dcmagogues.
National Republican., 1878-08-26
Kenoi On which Line?

burlington Hawkeye.l
Postmaster General Key Is abstaining from politics
during his pleasure trip IN the Northwest Does
Key know what row he's on7
National Republican., 1878-08-26

THEY are beginning to call him Colonel
KEARNEY.
National Republican., 1878-08-26
THURMAN ~ ONO.

THURMAN IL ONO. THURMASI IL TIE SENATE.
II is said that II green. ArcTc prepared to lie.
backs were 10 constitute clare that under Il toy
our only paper currency ernmcnt which our inth'
il, volume would depend en- meant, II they meant
uI,I N the action OF Con anything, should lie n
gruss, aud not upon the hNr!-muucy bOYern'
natural laws Oi trade; mCnI but which has
uul that. rs Congress Is drilled long way irUm
liable to he influenced by their intention; do We
popular feeling on one now. agnlllstuil tie Lights
hand, or the arts and up of experience the world
piiunCcs OI special inter. over, mean 10 banish
,st on the other the cur gold aud silver from cir
rcnCy would lie subject Culatipn IN the country,
10 initiation Or cuntTaC. for all time To come
lion MS either influence and DO the business OF
might prevail, TO n de- the country upon moth
gree that might be ruin Ing but rrcdccuIahlc pa
UIls 10 busluCss and pros. per dsJpHdHG far It's rD
nerlly = In untt uJrIt N, rrW uHI
brief If Congress should CupFiCC n ne E,pJpui. ~
have neither sense nor uI,On NE r'"s ~ ne mh'f'
honesty, II might for the u t"HJ"ss "'.,"g u,
Iimclcing ruin the Coun- F'rtiDH or aspiring t.
Try; but to assume that higher pluCc? | think
II would do 80 would be Hut.-Th"rmIHs > sptt cd IL
tu condemn our form Of he Shhc IN lsii.
. Government. ThUrmm's
] su,pL 1f IIiHVtyH,
National Republican., 1878-08-26
TURCO-RUSSIAN AND
SULPHUR BATHS,
AI Nnl L SInE,Isr NEAn NJ Nlu LurInlx
Crates and Tenders.

rINlIE LARGEST MANUFACTURERS or LOW
\ aud hHiOw CRATES for either hard or sUll Crhl
with dumping aud shaking attachments. BrwsS "lrii
lrc-placs, with nndrOus and basket CRATE, tor wood
fires nruss fenders, fire sets, aud colIuds Of an
lquc aud modern drsisns Wholesale hmd rrinh;
Low estimates given to builders, contractors aud
Architects, Liberal discount to tho irlde,
J. \. COSDNER q co,
B8 and Ss Canal street, New York.
National Republican., 1878-08-26

THE "rc,urrcction" Of EMERSON ETH
FRIDGE and his nomination to Dc the Re
publican candidate for Governor of Ten
nesSec was an Endorsement of the policy ol
true concliation in the South, which opens
wide the doors Of the Republican party ia
oil respectable cOmrrs At the same time
the convention refused to indOrse President
HAYES sham Cancellation, which mean,
that the party shall pass out through those
open dOurs into the arms OF the enemy.
National Republican., 1878-08-26
THG SMITH L EGGE MANUFACTURING Co. /

LOCK BON los, BRIDGEPOEr, CONN,
Ma nuilcturers OF spcCaltes In Light Hardware aud
metallic goods generally Government and Giant Fad
locks sewing Machine Locks, Piano Locks Organ
Locks the automatically made Giant sash Chin su-
peTlQT to every other and very much cheapSr No
special pulley required The Smith Egg. MunufnC-
turing Company also gives special attention TO Tho
making OF estimates for the cost Of the manufacture
uf patented Inventions and all the necessary tools,
and the manufacturing Of the same on royalty. All
communications treated cOnlldenully.
my21.MWF6m
National Republican., 1878-08-26

CAPTAIN WILSON J. VANCE Appoint
ment Clerk of the Treasury Department,
has been solicited to accept the candidacy
for the Republican nomination for Congress
in the second West Virginia district. If
nominated he will at once resign his pres
ent office aud enter upon the campaign
without delay. He did not lose his citizen
ship in West Virginia during his recent
journalistic venture in Ohio, and is there
fore qualified in every way for the Office.
Although young man, he has had wide
and varied experience in public life, and is
forcible public speaker. In fact, he en-
joys an enviable reputation as a campaigner,
won by the success of his efforts on the
hustings in different parts Of the country
since the close of the war. The good people
of the second district would find in him q
faithful and efficient Representative, for lie
is well known and popular in Washington
among all classes with whom, in the inter
ests of his constituents, he would come in
official contact. "BEN" MARTIN cannot
hold a candle to him in this regard.
National Republican., 1878-08-26

JUDGE KEY has.not bccn nominated Tor
"Nicc-l'rc,idcnt in ls-o b. the GRANT
"ring," Or any one else, the Charlotte y.
C., Ohscrrrr to the contrary uotwithstand-
ing. The "GRANr ring comprises all the
people of the entire country who believe IN
the pcrpctuity of the Republican party.
They have not been heard from rs regards
the second place On the ticket The weak
voice Of hoodum nrwslcss correspondent
has deceived the OLs,rr,r.
National Republican., 1878-08-26

THE Wheeling W Va MtcHige"ccr ccIc-
bnted It's t"Cnty.seyeuth birthday last
National Republican., 1878-08-26

treated with fhirness, for the reason, we as
sumo, that we did not find room for his en-
tire communication, giving only his points
OF complaint, and permitting reply to his
allegations IN the same manner as we used
them. s." now furnishes q rejoindcr to
the reply made to the complaints, which is
u reassertion OF his former statements,
without any additional proof in sup
port thereof. We prefer not to prolong
this controversy for the reason that we can
see no additional good to come of it. The
criticism of s." has had the desired effect.
The Health Department has been moved to
examine these complaints, and 1t is to be
hoped is applying the remedy thereto so far
as 1t has the means. A months contro-
versy would not, in all probability, accom-
plsh more than has already been effected
unless it should be to fomcnt ill-feeling be-
tween the controversialists, which would
scarcely improve the sanitary condition OF
the city. If we know il we will not treat
the criticisms of rs. unfairly, for we clearly
appreciate his motives.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-21
hr. and Mrs. Jos. kOwalski w. william

SIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
, ish Of Orleans. No. i0.221-B BY virtue Of IL
writ Of Seizure and sale to mo directed by tho
honorable tho Sixth District Court for tho par
ish Of Orleans. In tho above entitled cause. |
will proceed to sell nj public auction. At the
Merchants and Auctioneers' Exchange. Royal
street. between Canal and Customhouae streets.
in the Second District Of this city on WEDNE.S-
DAY january 10 1879 ut II O'Clock M. the fol
lowing described property. to wit
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND together
with the buildings and improvements, rights.
ways privileges servitudes and dependencies.
situated in the First District Of this city in the
Faubourg Delord designated by the number
three hundred and thirty-four in the square
bounded by Pensacola Landing Euphrosyne.
Benton and Liberty streets. as per plan drawn
by -- Deafied dated March =, 1872 depOs-
tied in the archives of G. Il. Stringer former
notary. Said lot measures in English measure.
twenty five feet front on Pensacola Landing by
n depth of one hundred and sixty one feet on
the side adjoining lot number three hundred
and thirty-three and of one hundred and fifty
feet on the opposite side. Being the same prop
erty acquired by William Wagner defendant
from Hugo William Hauffa. Nv act passed 81
fore Hugh Madden, notary, on the twenty eighth
March, 1s64
Seized in the above suit
TermS-Cash on the spot.
J. r. ALCEE GAUTHRFAUX
Civil Sheriff Of the Parish Cf Orleans
del . Iui I
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SEALED PROPOSALS.
WAgonAITY or INV ORLEANS,
CITY iiH !. DecGmbnr II, 1879.


CITY Hal. December II, 1879.
Scaled proposals will he receiVed until FRI
DAY. DecDmbGr u. nj Il O'Clock m. for pub
fishing tho proceedings md ordinances Of tho
City Council md MI official notices Of the SOW
efhl departments Of the city government for tho
year 1879. Proposals 10 etate the price Dor
square Of tho spuee of one hundred words.
solid matte. for first and Subsequent insor-
lions.
Separate proposals. will also bo received for
printing tho various blanks which may be re-
4nired by the several departments Of tho city
government for the Same period. M per speciH-
cations In tho Department If Public Accounts.
For publishing tho proceedings and ori-
nances of the Council and official notices Of the
several departments no bids will bg received
except from parties publishing paper issued
nj least six times week
BOnde with security In such amount Hs may
BIS satisfactory to tho Mayor will bs required
for the faithful execution Of the Respective con
tracts.
Terms Of contraetsto extend To- January ]. 1870
Tho city reserves the right TO reject any and
| all bids.
de1s Tot 7. w. PATTON Mayor
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DEPARTMENT OF WATEnwonKs AID PULL

DEPARTMENT OF WATERWORKs AND PUBLIC !
BUILDINGS Room No. u. Cry HALL.
New Orleans. December II. Ia78.
Senled proposals will be received at this office
until THURSDAY, December 20 1s7a. at Il
o'clock M. for repairs to the BienyIIle Boys
and the Robertson Girls school. houses, accord
ing to specifications on file In the Office u the
City Surveyor. The work 10 be adIadicated to
the lowest bidder.
The city reserves the right 70 reject any and
all bids.
Parties making proposals for the work are
required to deposit with the Administrator Of
Finance, as an evidence Of their int" nti0n 10
abide by the adjudication, the amount Of $3.50 in
cash which shall be forfeited to the city Ia case
Of failure TO sign the contract.
Bidders to whom contract Is not awarded
shall have their deposits returned to them on
the day adjudication is made.
Proposals TO be indorsed Proposals for re-
pairs to Bienville Boys and Robertson Girls
school houses" lz1,,,,.
Administrator Of Waterworks and Public Build
ings. de1413t
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Charles Heintz VS.. John EblIng: same W.

John Lynch: same same
FOURTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE
= parish Of Orleans. No: 43 2o8; and Sixth
District Court for the pari-h Of Orleans, Nos.
.37s and s54S.-By virtue Of three writs OF fleri
faeia5 against plaintiff for costs in favor of
Eugene Naggaman. late sheriff. directed to the
evil sheriff of the parish Of Orleans by the hon
orabe the said District Courts for the parish of
Orleans IN the above entitled causes, will pro-
coed y sell AZ public auction. at the Merchants
and Auetioneers' Exchange. Royal street, be-
tween Canal and Customhouse streets, in the
Second District Of this city, on SATURDAY
December Il, 1878. at II o'clock m. the following
described property to wit
ALL THE RIGHT. TITLE AND INTEREST
OF the defendant herein, Charles Heintz in and
10 certain judgment rendered by the honor
able the Sixth District Court for the parish Of
Orleans; In the suit Of Charles Heintz vs. John
Lynch. No. s31s OF the docket Of said court and
now on appeal in the Supreme Court OF this
State: Said Judgment having been rendered on
thu nineteenth day OF June. 1876 in favor u
| Charles HeintZ for the sum of two thousand
| five hundred dollars s25o0t with five per cent
interest thereon from June II. 1916 and costs OF
suit.
Seized in the above suits.
Terms-Cash on the spot
j. II. ALCEE GAUTHREAUX
Civil Sheriff OF the Parish of Orleans.
deI0 Is u
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NOTICE TO TEACHERS.
OFFICE or GHtEF SUPERINTENDENT or
Public Schools.
M l,l, -,

DFFTCE or ETtEF Observation-Disclosures or !
Public schools.
Now Orleans beromber IT, 1878.
COMPETITIVE EXAMINATIONS open 10
MI nppli"Ants for Teacherships: to Teachers.
previously examined. who may desire TO change
ffirnnry for Grarnmnr certificates. and. also to
applicants for Tho position of Professor Of Nat
0rnl RoNneea In Tho Genlrnl High School for
Boys, will bs held at tho offee ~ tho Board of
Directors No. ~ burgundy street commencing
on THURSDAY, Tho tweutY sixth instant Mt
n
Applicants Rrs requested to furnish this
Office. In writing. on or boForA SATURDAY.
tho twenty fret Instant. with their names resi-
dences. and tho grade for which they desire 70
10 examined.
WIN. .. ROGERS,
Ghlef Huperlnendent 81 Bubble Schools Now
Orleans deli I'll
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DEPARTMENT or lNrtovENFaTs tfTy TtAtT, !
Now iloaua Doraubor a l,3I4
The public ~ particularly te,noafaI to rand
tho following ordinance, No. 47sa ndmInIst,o
tion serios. tho provisions If which will Ea rio
orousIy onfrroed
The public Is MISC ra1unslad 10 rapgtt IL thIe
department all ,lnlinuIanrlne If it's n,p,,Iavoos
In tho performance Of their duties
j. u. IlDFsTON.
Administrator Of mtuovamanta