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National Republican., 1878-11-20

Now the Buffalo Courier is getting ex-
cited over the fact that THE NATIONAL RE-
PUBLICAN recently repeated the historical
incident that Hon. 2. CHANDLER, chairman
of the Republican National Committee, an
nounced "HAYEs has l85 votes, and Is
electedw In its excitement the Courier
likens this announcement, which has been
verified by an Electoral Commission of
Democratic invention to deed Of crime
not surpassed in the boldcst of modern
" bank burglars and the most famous of old
" time highwaymen." The Courier has our
warmcst sympathies in this hour of its deep
atfiIction, and we would mOdcstly suggest
that 1t study the TILDEN cipher dispatches
and draw consolation from the fact that the
Cou ntry has been saved the disgrace OF hay-
ing a convicted fraud occupy the Prcsiden-
tial chair. President HAYES is fully vindi.
Gated, by the action of the Electoral Com.
mission, of any other Oileuse than that lie had
ls5 votes, and Is legally elected, while hi'
competitor Is buried beneath a mountain OF
revealed frauds Of the most shameless char.
acteT.
National Republican., 1878-11-20

BECRER.-M Monday, NOypmbei u, 1873 OF con-
sumption, ASNIE MARIA BECKER, wife of Martin
Becker In the jlst year Of her age,
Funeral from residence OF her husband, Wednef-
day at O'Clock y. ~ Friends Of the family respect
iully invited 10 altcuL
RANDALI.-On Monday, the 18th instant, at G;i5
q. ~ Hl"l!HHpG, RANDALL, Of Laporte, Ind, In the
3ith year 9TH age,
MS nign i and NcqTuirtnnccs, and those OF the
family, arc it"d attend the funeral from his late
residence, No. lj1 Tenth street northwest, on
Wedne' day, the III instant, Rt p M,
LRpOrtC, Int. pa ger1 please copy
National Republican., 1878-11-20

Now THE charge will be made that Mr..
Secretary EvARTs has volunteered as an
apoIogist for the Southern outrages. Those
who make it will purpoScly overlook the
fact that in this matter Nj. EvARTs simply
reasoned from cause to effect, as it was char
acteristic Of him to do. But, while he may
have found the cause, his denunciation Of
the effect was most emphatic. He is not OF
the kidney to palliate OF excuse revolving
crimes
National Republican., 1878-11-20

THE result in New York shows that the
total vote will not exceed $4,000. Last
year it was 7sb,6lO In ls7G it was | +.
Oli050 The GrecnbGck vote is about
68,OOO, which the Albany Erening Journal
thinks embraces two Democrats 10 one Re.
publican-which Is probably the fair pro-
portion-then, distributing them In their
natural party relations, which they may be
expected to resume sooner or later, the
vote would stand about 10000 Republican
against $4,000 Democratic, showing cleal
Republican majority.
National Republican., 1878-11-20

THE attack Oh the silver dolla, is the
pertinent topic oi current political gossip.
1t is ope-sided affair just now, and the
assailing party seems TO enjoy 1t. The
tables will be turned in due time; mean
while those who have become frightened Ic.
garding the future of the Dollar of ouI
Daddics may safely invest all they have on
hand in subscriptions to its staunch friend
THE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN.
National Republican., 1878-11-20

THE Democratic Congressmen are creep.
ing quietly into Washington, one by one.
They come with no flourish of trumpets,
nor are they so desirous of being interviewed
as they were this time last year. The late
elections killed the interviewing bushes:
with them
National Republican., 1878-11-20

THE Cleveland Herald has the journalistic
grace TO characterize our recent statement
Of the position of the President, as we un-
derstand II from his own verbal communi-
cations, as "a fshy interview" We have
no complaint to utter at this silly piece OF
spleen, for we expect nothing better from
that source We would suggest however,
that the Herald could proftably devote its
time In making for itself a political reputa-
tion not altogether fishy and Shiny.
National Republican., 1878-11-20

THE Boston HcrNid, a paper of pretty gen.
uine independence in politics, but a whole.
some contempt for shams, speaks out with
entire plainness about the frauds in South
Carolina. 1t says
The chIvalry Of South Carolina swindled the
poor negro voters by as mean methods az ever
lying knaye invented to cheat his betters.
Honest Democrats, who are Democrats because
they believe In Democratic principles, have
no worse enemies than those ignorant, cruel
bull.dozers aud sneaking swindlors who made
that State solid
National Republican., 1878-11-20

THE recent decision Of the Supreme
Court dcGuug the Interstate status, 50 to
speak, Of citizens of the United States Is
not fully understood 1t is very import.
ant decision, as 1t effects the interests Of lit
san,s and practitioners in United States
comt3 all over the country. II was deiv-
clcd by Justice HARLAN, and declares that
the provisions of the fourteenth amendment
which declared that all persons born or nat
National Republican., 1878-11-20
ERSONIL,
Agnes ETHEL is on her way to Egypt.

AGNES ETHEL is on her way to Egypt.
EN.sEHATOR JO LANE Is still farmer In Oregon.
A. MIKHOILOysRY, Of New York, is at Worm.
lcy's.
sESAToR J. W, CoNovER Is guest at the Ebbit
House.
Mr. JAMES TASNER, Of Brooklyn, Is booked at tho
Ebbilt House.
CHARLEs b. COLLIER, 0! Philadelphia, Is stopping
at the Imperial.
INSPECTOR. GENERAL MARCY has entirely recov-
cred his health.
In Lexington, Ky.
:. F. CoNovgR aud A. COne, Of New York, are
guc.ts at the Imperial
Mn. AND MGs. ". MUKSIGmT, Of Piltsburg, are
guests Rt the Riggs House.
Hon. G. ". CHAMGERLAIS, of Connecticut Is reg
istvTCd al the EJDtt House
Hos. JDmN W. MERRITT, formerly editor OF the
Springfield QllD Register, Salem AdpOcdie aud
other pGpCrs and one Of the oldest Journalists in
National Republican., 1878-11-20

IT is now said of the Marquis Of IoESE,
that In his new position, he, for the first
time since his marriage with the Princess
LOUISE, will be relieved OF the unpleasant
thought that, though the husband OF a
princess, he was not born prince
National Republican., 1878-11-20

IsS'T it about time our local Democratic
politicians began to prepare for reception
to their Democratic friends who are return
ing TO Congress on the heels Of "the late
sweeping Democratic victories?" These
returning friends are supposed to be flushed
with success OF course. What is the
Dem Jack. ASS" about2
National Republican., 1878-11-20

THE Philadelphia Bulletin insists that
WENDELL PHILLIPS is injuring the pros
poets of General GRANTS denomination by
going about the country and advocating
him as a candidate In 1890. The Bulletin
possibly forgets that Mr.. PHILLIPS Is known
as one of the founders Of the Republican
party-its tep-farthcr,' as it were.
National Republican., 1878-11-20

THE fings Of the Opposition press at ex-
Secretary robson arc continued, despite
the expression of confidence in him by the
people Of his own district, who have elected
him to Congress by nm increased majority
He can bear them with some cquanimity
however, as they always seem to presage
renewed political success in his case
National Republican., 1878-11-20

THE Albany Evening Journal Gays; The
Wisconsin Republicans have two strong
candidates for Senator. Both Mr., HOWE
and Mr.. CARPENTER have served In the
Senate. Both are ablo men. The State
would be well represented with either.n
National Republican., 1878-11-20

These arc causes for congratulation. How
these changes and grand reforms were accom-
plished 1t Is needless to say. The untiring Of.
forts aud wisc policy of the Democratic and
Conservative patty caused the wrongs TO DO
righted, and with q continuation Of that par
ty's rule we may reasonably expect to enjoy
tho blessings IL has secursd
National Republican., 1878-11-20

prizes his inalienabc right to freedom of
thought, opinion, action, and to suffrage
above all price or values in money. Then
when resumption comes financial issues will
fall for the want Of something to rest upon.
When all our currency becomes of par value,
then the controversy is ended, and croakers
will cease FOR want of material.
National Republican., 1878-11-20

The Raleigh a. c. Observer uses a col
umn OF Its valuable space to make itself be.
lieve that the Bloody Shirt, as 1t terms IT,
is to be oyershadowOd aud overwhelmed by
the financial issues Of the country. The
OJserrr may lay that fattering junction to
its soul but il will be taught in due time
that there is not true citizen of the United
States, be ho resident Of the East, the North,
the West, or the South but who would
sooner submit to have the money in his
pocket at discount than to have his rights
Of citizenship discounted to give success to u
Democratic party that now has no basis out
eide the SOLID South.' The true citizen
National Republican., 1878-11-20
Several Thousand More Followers

New York Express
Alexander II. stephens thinks the Democrats
need leaders. The recent elections show that they
need several thousand more followers.
National Republican., 1878-11-20
Great Men VIII Differ.

New York Commercial Adycrlser.I
Vice. President Wheeler agrees with the COmmer-
cial that the Tribune cipher did the business for
the Democratic party, and laid 1t out as cold as
sRTdne. George William Curtis who Is slightly
pTeJudiced says II was President Hayes speeches
on hard money at the West that turned things
over. Great men will differ
National Republican., 1878-11-20

MR. STEPHENS says the election In Geor-
gia passed of quietly. We have no doubt
OF It; but it was a fat election so far as the
Republican party was concerned.
National Republican., 1878-11-20
Insult the Memory of Jackson.


Tho Boston PDf makes the threat that "if the
Republicans do not stop abusing Tildeu he will be
Ns sure TO be renominated and re elected Us was
Andrew Jackson when tho people gave him q sec
ond term Surprising that an old DemOCIAlic
paper can insult the memory of Jackson by such a
COmDATisOD,
National Republican., 1878-11-20

THEpublishers in the yellow fever districts
have been reduced TO great straits during
the prevalence Of the plague, The brandon
Miss Republican, Of October II, comes to
us on a sheet some eight by eighteen inches,
with the following explanation:
The size Of our paper has been greatly re.
duced for several reasons. First because we
can't get anything to put in 1t second, we arc
nearly out Of white paper aud can't get any
more until the quarantine Is removed, and
third. our printers have all moved to the coun.
try. We prefer giving our readers tho iIttlC
news we can get to cutting them off entirely
National Republican., 1878-11-20
WASHINGTON, NOVEMBER 20, 1878.

RESUMPTION is now a fixed fact; only
De days more and 1t will become legal
fact.
National Republican., 1878-11-20
Greatly Pleased.
[Norrisiown lPa.N Hem.

Norristown Pa) Herald
Americans abroad, whether Repub licans or Dem.
ocras, express themselves greatly pie Ased with the
result of our recent elections. The honor OF the
nation was at stake 4 Republican victory me ans
the honest payment of the cOuntTy's debts.
National Republican., 1878-11-20
All Owing to :. j. I.
LCleYeland IInrnld.l


Tho Cutiy'Ic Universe says: Hendricks was yllely
deraudcd Of the Vice Presidency" All owing, we
suppose, 10 the failure Of Sam Tllden's money and
his cipher dispatches TO brlbe honest Republican
officials to sell out to the Democrats the electoral
votes Of Oregon Florida, and South Carolina. Sam
is the biggest financial and political fraud that ha,
over lived, and the editor Of the Unterse Is the big
geSt religious fraud
National Republican., 1878-11-20

IS tralistinction TO the Man on Horse
back they call THURMAN the Man on Green
back. But THuRMAS's rosinante Is rather
weak in the legs.
National Republican., 1878-11-20
DIED.

IT speaks for itself, is what lady said OF DR..
Bulls Cough syrup the other day, for single bot
tie cured my child of most dreadful cough.
National Republican., 1878-11-20

NARDS CIRCULARS LETTER HEADS, AND
~ all kinds uf Commercial Printing, as low the
tho lowest iOr fiTsl-ClAss work, nj the
HEPU UBLICAN J0B-ROOMS.
National Republican., 1878-11-20
Educational.

DRivATE TUITION IN ENGLISH AND
L French given by MISS FANNY LEE JONES
Address Mss at T2l Thirteenth street References
Admiral ia iiori, Governor H. ID. Cooke, Hon
National Republican., 1878-11-20
AMHsements.

NATIONAL THEATRE. KIRALFY
MONDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER IS
First time In wnshlngton. from Juei Nerne's capl.
tai story, upon scale OF mngnlfcencs only equaed
6y US P5odsSon ~ Paris, OF olonbachs Spectacular
A TRfP TO THE NOON"
Produced under the direction OF tbs
kIRALFY BROTHERS.
The greatest Of all Prem eres,
MILE. MARY BOSFASTL
lremler Dnnsusc AssUluta
MILE ADELE TAuLIEfI
Premiere Danseuse from tie Theatre de la Scala,
MIano.
"a CORYPHEFS AND SFCUNDAS, u
and q Grand Corps de Raet.
GRAND CHORUS OF FIFTY VOICES.
Scenery upon tho farih Int,r ell Space and In
the Moon, by William yo glIn and
TRIP TO T'Thif TfiE 3GtS MooS MATINEE.
November c5-LOlTA. noyls
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1878-12-27
AN ELEGANT LINE OF
HOLIDAY GOODS
AT
O. p. NORTHRUP & cos.

Splendid stock of Fancy
Goods In stock.
Ladies Lace and Lin-
en- Sets ranging in price
from go to Use. each.
l2 pieces ne1O flushing
at 10, Is, 25, So, and
10 cents gard.
g dozen F0scin0tors at
IS cents each.
Ladies Knit Jackets,
all prices.
GeyDa0ntO1U71 Yarn at
10 cents an ounce.
12 dozen r,tScbes at 12
cents per DOz.
SILK Ha,adkerchiefs at
20, IS, 80, and 81. 60
each.
We hare the LARGEST stock
of Linen Handkerc1tiefS
in tom and 1OiLL make
lou prices.
We no1O offer our entire
stocb of lUinter sha,Ols at
first cost.
also
II fen Beaver CzoGks to
close.
VIII no10 open 10
pieces Ne,O Prints.
Reduction on Rubber
Goods nert 1Ceek.
lit
@. p. NORTHRUP & cos.
CASH
DRY GOODS STORE.
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m0Aa week IN ysur own town. - out1t NJ.
VII No risk. kea1er. II yoa want Q baol1ooo
2NXIN NJ which persoAs Of eafher eex O. D6ko
UOO great poy an ths time they work, VIM
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8arper's Bazaar.
1879.
ILLUSTRATED.
NOTICES OF THE PRESS.

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the aim and ambition Of the women Of Ameries.
= Boston Treaseripf
As faithful chronicle Of fashion, and news
paper Of domestic and social character, it ranks
without srivsi.-Breskiys Essle
This paper has acquired wide popularity for
he hre-side enjoyment it affords, and has be-
come an established authority with the ladies. -
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The Volumes Of the Bazar begin with the first
Number for January of each year. When no
time is mentioned, it will be understood that the
subscriber wishes to commence with the Number
next after the receipt of his order.
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lob PRINTING.

We are prepared to fill promptly all
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CASH COAL YARD.
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Wholesale and retail dealer In Fort Scett end
Psvnee Coal. Also agents for nSst class Eur.
eery Stock guaranteed first class and tTue 20 name
Vsfusble Information given those wishing to
ulent Orders taken for hedge plants. Og3aD
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Harper's Weekly.
1879.
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beauty of its type and wood-cuts Springfield
Repu5iicaa.
Its pictorial attractions are superb, and en-
Irace every variety Of subjects and Of artistic
reatment.-ZiOn's Herald, Boston.
The Weekly is potent agency for the dissemi-
nation Of correct political principles, and q
.owerful opponent Of shams, frauds and false
'retenses.-Ereniag Erpress, R0chesfer.
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n eW Bakery I

The subscriber has just opened . hFst class
Bakery in the old stand formerly occupied by n.
r. Looms. and will keep constantly ON hand Z
good stock Of all kinds Of
Bread, Pies, Cakes, Etc.
Qncluding Rye and Graham Bread,)
Which be guarantees to be fresh md Of the best
uality. win also keep FLOUR for sale.
ChaS. Often.
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DAcIPIc NAIL STEAMSHIP coxPASY.s LINE.

NAIL SlEAMSbir NOnEANfs LINE
FER CALIFORNIA, JAPAN, CHINA, CENTRAL and
yOUrh AMERICA, SANDWICH ISLANDS, NEW YEA
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,NuTUN ERNIrUkY and OREGON, &c, sailing from
der loot OF Canal ST.. North River. :.
Por An FkANl IsCO, via ISfHNUs OF PANAMA.
tconnectins for Central and south America.
From SAN FRANCISCO 20 JAPAN ana CllINA:-
jteamshp CITY OF TOXIC go, ..,, " ednesday Mayl
From SAN FRANCI~CO to SANDWICH ISLANDS.
kesTRALIA aud ,NtW ZEALAND . -
tt-smsbip CRY OF SYDNEY. Monday May 10
FOR freight or passage apply compsny's Office
Bowling Green New York.
I,LOhIDA DIRECT -SrgAMERs LEAVE PtEE 20.
II East River. every Friday, ut r. NJ Fernandna,
Fla. touch,ng at Brunswick and Port Royal. steamer
ufTY OF AUSTIN. Zap Ain Chester will sail April 90
through frerts and passage given 10 ali points N
the south and Sonthwsst BY g IT. MALLORY A CO.,
Agents. i53 MaiJen lane ana tickets sold COOK, SON
A JENKINS. 2vi Broadway.
fr XAs LINE FOK GALVESTON, TOUCHING AT
Il Rev Wsst--tsamcr STATE OF TEXAS Captain Nick
efson viii saturday. April "a ats r. NJ from pier 20
Past Rtver Through Of freight bills iadlng
vtep over railroads in the State For
sage thavinR superior recommendation appy TO " H.
MtIl.IHY a 60. fJ3 Maiden lane. or COUk, SON
JENKINS. 29I Brosdsay.
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N broadway, between Grace Church stewards -I,i
Tables second hand In latest oesigns best
goods aud lowest prices
4 MEXICAN STANDARD BILLIARD TABLES. NEW
n hand, reduced prices Baths Cloth, Tips.
Chals Cues &c w " GRIFFITH co. 10 Nesey -
DOWNING ALLEYS BUTLT AND REPAINED: CITY
Dor Ten Pin Balls aud Pins nj reduced priees
established rs years. WILLIAM DlBLlNGuAM. 80
south St, corner " all
CECoND HAND BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES.
Oequal to new, ~ PHELAN's No. IL yessy 81.
EYES AND EARS.
A RfIFfCIAL HUMAN EYES Or SUPERIOR QUAIL
n Ivy made 10 orier NJ reasonable rates DIR " HUGH
anu y. GOUGELMANN, 80 Beecker 81. We supply most
Of the hospitals and other Institutions.
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AN RIGA The Quebec and cult Ports IS Co Line sail
undsrnoted:-for BERMUDA, sS GAMMA. April
~ For TT JOHN aud PONCE ST. THOMAS. LA
GUAYRA and PUERTO CABELLo, IS. BERMUDA,
April n For descriptive annhiets. freight passaue
Apply 10 A. h. Ur-RHhlDGB co Agents. ~ Broad
way. e. q. pb IAhMENDlA, 80 broadway.
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NEW YORK AND CUBA NAIL $. LINE FOR
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sailing THURSDAYS. from pier IL Est yer, at r. NJ
sAkArOGA new 2s5 tons snndberg rhursdsy April y
NIAGARA tn-w) 2285 tons. Curtis. Thursdsy Hay
xRkDgvhD RArls a g...age Tor VERA Cruz and
WEST INDIA ISLANDS, bv through tickets via English
aud French steamship lines from Havana
JAMES T. WAND A CO.. li3 Wall st
NJ ". HAVANA AND MExTcAS NAIL :. s. LINE.
~ .Stsamers leave from pier 70 Worth River
city or VERA IRlZ...... Wednesday. Aprt ~ 2 r. VI.
city OF MERIDA Tuesday. April 10. r. NJ.
CRY OF WASHINGTON. Thursday Nav =. 10 80 A. N.
FOR VERA CRUZ AND NEW ORLEANS.
via Havana. Progreso, Campeachy. Frvnters,
steamers will leave New orean. April - and May IS
Cor Vera Crur via Matnmoros. 1uxpsn Tampico mak
Ing close connection with steamers for New Yors aud all
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The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-09-13
Public Speaking at Williamson yaI,ev.

Hon. A. E. Davis, of Mohave county. can. didate for Congress, addressed large ana appreclatlve audience, at the hotel of G. A Strickland, in Williamson Valley. on tbr evening of Sept. 10th. There were about 3O persons present, many of whom were old acquaintances and personal friends of tbe speaker.
 The meeting was called to order Inv su. pervisor J. s. Cook, and, on motion, D. W. Mooney was chosen secretary.
 The speaker commenced by stating that ne felt It necessary to appear before the peo- pie eI iayapai county ana clear himself of certain charges against him agalnst him as to his entering into this campaign not in his own interest but to forwar those of MT. Stevens. This he cleared up to tbe sat- lsfaction of the audience. The balance or hls remarks, as to mail service, school mat ters and internal improvements. were an. preciated by those present, and all went away satisfied with what they heard.
 D. W. MOONEY. Secretary
 Williamson Valley, Sept. Il, 1878.