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National Republican., 1878-04-23

eye, 'that Count Andrassy Is the Stanley Mat.
thews Of Austrisc 1t seens to US that we dc.
tect Matthews other name buried in the word
"Andrassy - Worcester Press.
Look 10 the Congressional districts II the
Republicans In every district put forward
their strongest man, the House will be re-
claimed so easily and by SO strong q majority
that tho wonder will DO how tho Democrats
ever captured it.-Bugalo Express.
The judiciary Of Now York city, run by
Democratic Judges and clerks, costs In salaries
alone the enormous sun Of u 1S2,025. The
Supreme Judges receive each $ll 500, and tho
Common Pleas Judges 1000 each. The sal
afy Of the highest judicial officer In tho coun.
try, Cbief-Justice Waite, Is only Sl0,50O The
Police Judges Of New York receive each the
same salary that Is paid to the members Of the
Cabinet-namcly. 5000. These judicial offices
arc filed generally by third or fourth rate
lawyers, most of whom are ward politicians
Aud mingle with the hummer element, fair
specimen Of reform the Democracy are howb
ing about No wonder tho debt Of that city |.
l36,OO0.O 600 and increasing daily.
National Republican., 1878-04-23
PERSONAL.

NJ. l.. ROVER, of Arizona, is at Willard's.
JOIN MoRHIssEY is at Saratoga, improved
in health.
SECRETARY SHERMAN sent for J. Madison
Wells yesterday to meet him at the Treasury
Department.
Hon CURTIS Fl. BRoGDEN. Of North Caro-.
lima, is convaescent from his severe attack of
malarial fever.
MRs. Ben: PERLEY PooRE aud hor daugh.
ters left yesterday morning for their Massa.
chusetts home, Indian Hill Farm" near
Newburyport.
JUDGE J. W. WRIGHT goes to the Hot
Springs Of Arkansas April 30, and will be ac.
companied by a number of health seeker
from Washington.
AMONG the callers at the White House yes
terday were Secretaries Evarts and Schurz,
Senators Matthews, Plumb, and Kellogg, and
Representatives Dwight, Robinson, Haskell,
Lockwood, Phillips, McCook. aud Sexton.
Mr.. JoHS FARRELL, formerly Of this oity,
and for the past ten years identified with the
metropolitan press Of New York, has bee. on
u ten-day lurlough sociAlizing in cold water"
with his old frionds In and around Washing.
ton.
GESERAL CARL ScnuRZ was not wound ed
during the war, but that ought not to interfere
with his retirement under full pay. The rebel
bullets meant well, bat, being aimed at Schurz's
legs, their failure to succeed in their deadly
mission will be understood. Chicago Times.
A TELEGRAM received yesterday by General
Brady. Second Assistant Postmaster General
from Richmond, announces the arrival at that
place Of the Cuban postal party. The telegram
stated that the party would remain in Rich.
m0nd during tue day and leave for this Jity in
the evening.
DR. J. q. HOLLAND, who Is said 10 have
made Sl2O,OOo by lecturing, is now admon.
ished by his physicians that he had better not
continue that labor. So it is, When man.
after long and severe toll In preparation, gets
ready to do something effectively, the doctor
steps up wNh his relentless veto. Still DR.
HoLLAKDs 1920, 900 ought to DO some comfort
+ 10 him
National Republican., 1878-04-23

THE Washington correspondent Of the
Utica Herald scouts the report that female
lobbyists are habitually employed ut Wash
ington aud says: "The use Of feminine in
Huenco exists only in tho fancy of letter
writers, except in rare and occasional In
stances" And he might have added that
the few preteutious Anouyma who gain re-
pute as lobbyists or lobbyesses are generally
maintained or brought here by Congress-
men themselves. The truth is, Washington
is not half so black rs 1t is painted" and
what little paint there is here is brought
from other sections. Stories Of tho lobby
serve to feed the greedy appetite of the pub.
lie for slander, and these veracious (?) cor
respondents do not hesitate, even at the ex-
pcnse of truth, to 'gratiiy it, They build
up fabulous tales Of gorgeous extruvagance
and riotous living on the slightest fouuda-
tion, and tho people read most readily the
productions of the writer who eIaggerates
the most
National Republican., 1878-04-23

State. Supreme Court, were known by the ma
tion at large a. those who know him best do,
the warm public hesrt, constraining to wise
conclusion the public Judgment, would break
down the BARRIERS Of sentiment that will not
let President be taken from the Supreme
Court, and would make him the Chief Execu-
tive Of the country. Justice MILLER Is one Of
tile very few men born in any generation ft
To be President. Great as he is as a jurist
and he Ia the greatest aud strongest judge on
the Supreme bench. his supremest qualities
are executive. lie would be President worth
the name and the place. We don't know
what fatetul law governs government so that
by luck a wise ruler Ia born under the
monarchical rule of heredity just about as Of
ten az people with ballot in their hand
choose great President with chance to profit
by their experience once In every four years.
WAsHiNGroN and JACKSON, LINCOLN and
GRANT, only four great Presidents In hundred
years and the weak points Of those four would, If
considered alone, be equal to two weak Presi-
dents. Let us have done with dark horses
and incompctents MILLER is At to be Presi.
dent SO is BLAINE; so is COSKLISG; SO was
MORTON. We will not prolong tbs list Let
US take a man Of this stature for President, or
let the Opposition take the Office and its re.
sponsibilties At times, IL Is said. brusqua,
even on the bench, although II has never hap.
pened to MS TO see him so ut any time OF place,
Justice MILLER has q heart as gentle aud ten.
der as girls, and pulsatins with the warmest
sympathies and affections. InAcxible In will,
imperious and imperial In intellect, of lofty
purity and uprightness in character, of a posi-.
tiveness that drives invincibly aud without
apologies to ends when he thinks those ends
| right. We know Judge MILLER in his quail.
ties OF head aud heart well enough to know
the tribute that this great man and jurst dc.
serves ut the hands of those who know him
best, aud that tribute we give him with ADM
ration and affection. lie is the peer OF the
highest office or the greatest Of American eiti'
zens"
National Republican., 1878-04-23
Iowa Republication.

Sunday newspapers iu this State are informing
their readers that the Gdsene demands that the
State Republican Convention shall indore Hayes"
and the Des Moincs Register, which originated that
untruth, eagerly copies into Its columns every re
sors The simple fact IL, however, that the Gazette
has mot made any such demand. Its sole demand
has been and is that the Republican State Conven.
ton shall arrhign and assail the Democratic enemy
we shall have to meet at the polls next October,
rather than to resolve vain and baseless censures
The GliSte wants all the Republican artillery TO he
pointed at our party foes The Burlington Hatuk
eye and Des Moines Register want those guns
aimed square at President Hayes.
TOO TRUE, It's pity, and pity It's It's true" that
too many sensible people regard coughs and colds
50 ndlherently. DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup cures
coughs and colds and is only % cents a bottle.
National Republican., 1878-04-23
The State Republican Associations.

WARRINGTON, April ~, 1873
To the Editor ofhs National Repubtican!
SIR; Referring TO an article in your issue
Of Saturday and to the communication of "A
New York Republican In this mornings
edition, as late member of defunct Repub-
lican association in this city, wish to iudorss
all that has been said by you and your CORE.
spondont upon the subject. There are hun
dreds Of us who are ready and willing to con-
tribute of our means, to labor carly and late
to do anything within our power for the sue
cess Of the Republican party but as long as
Executive Order No. Is In forco we hesitate
not wishing to eudanger our positions in the
Departments by au open violation of the Or
der, as there are others who arc dependent
upon the small salaries we receive Let these
associations be relieved from the ban placed
upon them by this order, aud they will at
once reOrganzs and materially assist the
Union Republican Congressional Committee in
carrying on tho fall campaign. They have
never attempted 10 control in any manuer
State or National politics, nor to influence
conventions in making nominations, but have
always worked for the good OF the party with.
out regard to men.
1t is to be hoped that the committee which
has been appointed to wait upon the President
will call his attention to this matter, and urge
MIN to take such action in the premises as
will enable US to cooperate with all who de-
sire tho success Of the Republican party.
YANEEE
National Republican., 1878-04-23

A CORRESPONDENT writes us on the subject
Of civil service reform, and calls attention
to n circumstance which, If correct, is not
strictly in line with the accepted ideas OF
that principle in government 1t Is, in
brief, that there are now employed in the
War Department three brothers of the name
Of DuRyEE, one of whom is a chief of di-
vision, another assistant chief Of division,
and the last clerk. These salaries aggre-
gate $4,sO0 Our correspondent complains
that so long as one family occupies SO large
space in the clerical force Of q single De-
partment other families must 20 unprovided
for. 1t occurs to us that this is not strictly
In line with the rules Of civil service, as
generally understood. However, there are
exceptions to all general rules, We suppose,
and circumstances alter cases
National Republican., 1878-04-23
DIED.

HARTENSTEIN.-At her late reside nee, No. bi2
A street southeast, on sunday ansrnQon, April q,
1875, ASSA o.. beloved wife OF Alfred Harienstein.
aged 81 years.
Her remains will be carried to baltimore this
ing by the b. 4 q. II. r. on tho $50 train and will be
buried In the afternoon nom the residence or her
brOther.in-law, William Collins, No. 10 Columbia
o'clock.
SARAH HEARrsHoRs, aged ~ years.
Her funeral will take place to-day, from the resi-.
dence Of her daughter, Mrs Harriet Thornton, 72s
Twentyhrst street, at O'Clock p. M, to st. Angus.
tines Church The friends Of tho family respect
fully invited.
IS.-On the 22d instant ANNA MAY, youngest
child OF Thomas and Mary Lowis aged two years and
seven months.
Funeral services will take place fro the residence
Of her parents, on Tenth street, between r and
streets. No. l7is. this Afternoon, at o'clock.
rLANT-on Sunday, April r. ISIS, at lo;2o ?. m;
after long and painful Illness, ELIZA ANN, below ed
wife Of George II. Plant, sr., aged 10 years
Funeral Will take place "Wednesday April "a, at
Sp m, from residence VS. NJ street northwest Rels-
lives and friends Invited to attend. 80.
National Republican., 1878-04-23

"FoRTy years ago nine tonths Of all the OF
ports aud imports Of tho United States wero
carried in American vessels. Now the proper
ton is but very little more than one.quarter.'
-Tbiadp Commercial
Forty years ago times were comparatively
6ush. and tho profits OF our ocean carryinl
trade enabled us to recover rapidly from
the depression Incident to the crash OF
38-'S7 With these facts staring them In
the face, how is 1t that the Representative
Of the people in Congress hesitate to do al
In their power to revive that trader Re.
build the navy, and grant proper encour-
sgement to our merchant marine.
National Republican., 1878-04-23

THB New York World still treats tho
bogus NINEs-CoNKLINo interview as gem
uine. Perhaps MINES has found further ro-
ward and favor In the Worids eyes on ac-
count Of his political treachery. 1t 10 u
habit Of the Democracy to overlook personal
baseness In any disreputablo Republican
traitor whose treason and ingratitude may
be used 10 bolster up Its waning cause.
But with duo regard for tho character of his
services lot him be ranked alongside FRANK
MOSES, OF South Carolina, OF placed At the
top Of the black list of infamous tattlers.
National Republican., 1878-04-23

MONTGOMERY BLAIRs blare now echoes
snd re-echoes In the House Judiciary Com
inittee-room. II was In this room that
PRocToR KNOTT, In the Forty-fourth Con-
grss, ooncocted tho resolution, subsequently
adopted by the House, declaring the cleo
tori sount In favor of President HAYES to
h n fraud
National Republican., 1878-04-23

THF textbooks used in nearly, II not all
beach the doctrine that the war for secession
was right and that the idea of maintaining
che Union by cosrcing the States is wrong.
BY all means. just for Cancellation, you
know. let Us encourage these hot-beds Of
treason but If Wa want perpotuity of good
government let us discourage them. Re-
publcans who are inclined to vote for the
William and Mary relief bill will DO well to
study this suggestion.
National Republican., 1878-04-23

THE Democratic organ gives evidence that
svaston Is tho common shelter Of the false
end impotent whom called upon to do jus
tice. By evasion 10 taciuy admits that 1t
misrepresented the truth when IL made a
recent statement relating to the business
interests of this Office. 1t cannot be manly
or honorable. or even decent, and honoe II
must continue to be-what 1t Is.
National Republican., 1878-04-23

BANNING's committee is fearful that their
bills for the reorganization and pay Of the
army will not pass as separate measures 50
0he endeavor is to be made to saddle ono or
both of them on to the army appropriation
bill In this manner they hope to revenge
Fhemselyes
National Republican., 1878-04-23

We have yet to hud a single word In tho
prsss OF the country Of either party favor.
able 10 prolongation of the present session
Of Congress In short, both parties are
seemingly agreed that the House, where
popular legislation must eomtitutionally
originate, has done nothing to merit public
confidence The boasts Of tho Democracy
that evsryth would DO reformed, reno
waited, aud rejuvenated whom II came into
power, have not been fulfilled. 30 true "a
National Republican., 1878-04-23

FRANTIC appeals come from the South
fbr the repeal Of the bankrupt act That
section having gone through bankruptcy
and wiped out iA war obligations, it is salts
fed But how abont the North, with its
impending financial orisisp This Is truly q
sectional paragraph.
National Republican., 1878-04-23
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$3.50 D. m, Philadelphia Norfolk and Baltimore
oSpress Elicou city. Passengers for Norfolk taken
In The direcsto boat al Cantn- No connection on
sunday for Norfolk.
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press. SLEEPING CAR TO ", Louis and PittsbufG
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express SLEEPING CAR to New York. and spR
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Trains marked daily; other trains daily except
| sunday. mylSH
National Republican., 1878-04-23

TIE playful REAGAN insinuated In the
House yesterday that the gigantic Intellect
Of Mr. Cox. of New York, did not require q
hrgp amount of additional stimulant to tire
cut his small frame. phick-headed people
translated this to mean that Mr.. c. had a
loed to carry" Tho "other fluid at work, v
alluded to by Mr. REAGAN. was buttermilk
rndouhtedlY.
National Republican., 1878-04-23

THE Syracuse Journal pities Mr.. CoNK.
LING. Its editor is a postmaster. 1t is
kind in the friends of the Administration to
vouchaie nspasn of ofcommiseration for their
unsuccessful opponents once in while.
There arc 50 very, very few Of the latter
outside Of the post t-oilices
National Republican., 1878-04-23

Yesterday was great day for the Dis
trict in Congress. That Is to say, numerous
propositions were broached therein regard
Ing District affairs. Now, let rs see how
these promises will be fulfilled
National Republican., 1878-04-23

"THAr man HAYES" is the title given
BY the Opposition to the President as sub
stitute for the somewhat worn charactoriza-
ton, His Fraudulency." 1t originated In
tho brains Of MINES tho renegade, bogus
interviewer. Down South, however, the
Democracy still stick to Mr." with as much
consistency US they exhibit when they still
call JEFF DAVIS President"
National Republican., 1878-04-23
The bankrupt Act.
New York Times.l

That bankrupt laws are needed, In order 10 en-.
able hopelessy nsolvent but honest persons TO get
free from thoir liabilities and make new start
able creditors TO get from hopelessly insoyent but
dishonest persons as large share as possible Of
their remaining assets has been proved by the ex.
perience Of all commercial communitica
National Republican., 1878-04-23

Our suggestion to reorganize tho Repub-
lcan State Associations among the officials
Of the Executive Departments takes like
Wild Gre." The old campaign spirit and
energy has not died out under tho dampen-
ing influence Of bogus civil-servics reform
National Republican., 1878-04-23
SPECIAL NOTuCRg.

rTs PRoHIBITIoN ALLIANcE-THE PRO.
80 hl9ii,1n m IN Alllanes q The District q Columoie
corner Of -Four und-ahalf streef and Pennsylvania a
nvenue Hon. Hiram Price snd Other prominent
are invited APPS.
NISHs FROM PROFESSOR A. JACKSON, LA.
- yh unlysrsty, Quebec have used good
Tonic InvigoTaor 10 my private practice and
ommend as extremely use u In Of debility and
weak digestion requir ny nourishment"
np2DW
National Republican., 1878-04-23
POLITICAL NOTES,

WERE Hayes and Wheeler both to die tho
offico Of President would devolve on senator
Thomas W. Ferry, Of Michigan, President pre-
TEN. Of the Senate.
1T seems TO u.s." says the Burlington HaWk-
National Republican., 1878-04-23
Lacks tho Regulate Discretion.
cleveland Herald.l

There Is a growing impression among the Demo.
cratic bret hren In Washington that the time is near
Al hand when Glover will have TO be suppressed.
He lacks the requisite discretion TO be successful
fisher Of men.
National Republican., 1878-04-23

LET the people understand distinctly that
for all practical purposes Of taxation and
economy in expenditures the Government
Is now under Democratic control. The
tax bills as well as appropriation bills must
originate, holds the balance of power against
both the Senate and the Executive. This
fact cannot be too wei, understood, for it
shows exactly where the responsibility rests
for the taxation and appropriation blunders
of the past three years With this leverage
the Democracy has pried its way into the
remotest corner Of the Executive Depart
ments, and insidiously crippled the admin
istration OF the Government
National Republican., 1878-04-23
A SfalMart Liar.

tTIelcna (Montana) Daily Horald.l
We suppose the Washington Foa has the most
accomplished liar Of the several first class samples
In that line furnished by the demoralized press Of
the National Capital
National Republican., 1878-04-23

this, that the Democratic newspapers Join
in the chorus demanding Of Congress
Hurry up and 20 home"
National Republican., 1878-04-23

SECRETARY SHERMAN has been grossly
misrepreseuted regarding his recent syndi.
cate contract. It has been from the first
assumed that he had contracted to dispose
Of $4,000, 900 fourand.half per cents, and
he has been praised and condemned accord.
ingly. The truth Is he contracted for only
slO,000,OOO, and the misrepresentation of
this fact has naturally been followed by
charges of unfair dealing. The whole
trouble arises from false reports of the sue
cess Of his negotiations, for he himself has
never claimed to have done better than
secure q sale firm" of slO,Oo0,oO0 with an
"option" for $40, 900 600 more,
National Republican., 1878-04-23
THE AD AMANTINE BRICK COMFY
OnlCe, 215 Sixth Street Northwest,

quani!iey q nrst class fRoST Bk and are pre-.
pared 10 MI all orders At common brtk prices. They
aIe 70 every respect 10 any brick ever offered
National Republican., 1878-04-23

Put Into Senator Conkling's Mouth.
New York Commercial. .Advertiser.l
What has been put into Senator Conkling's mouth
Is the opinion OF great portion Of the people Of
the United States.