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National Republican., 1878-05-30
PERSONAL.

CAPTAIN T. NJ. CA RsON, U. S. A., is at vii.
lard's.
THE New Bedford Base Ball Club arc at tho
Imperial.
ALBEIT BIERsTADT, of New York, is at the
Arlington.
GOVERNOR HARTRASFr of Pennsylvania.
called upon the President yesterday.
STRICKLAND KNEAss, of PHILADELPHIA, the
eminent architect and builder, is at Willard's,
JUDGE llILToN has got tired running con.
vent, aud will now sec il he knows how to
keep hotel.
TWH new editor Of the Baltimore ia,sfte
announces that he recognizes the Code-ths
Code OF Maryland which Furnishes duuling.
AMONO the callers at the White House yes
tcrday were tho Secretaries of State and In
tcaiori Representatives Phillips Mcti0wau,
lttncr, Cote Pollard, Rainoy, Campbell, and
Robinson.
GENERAL GRANT Is reported rs squareiy
denying the assertion of General "Dick''
Taylor in n recent issue Of the North lurricau
Rrrier. The general needn't have wasted 50
much good ammunition on small game No.
body believed Taylor's prepOsterous statement,
-kiHgstOm N, ~ FreeoldH.
THE Court of Appeals of Mississippi has.
within few days past, rendered, on II rchcar.
ing, final Judgment In favor of our honorcd
full title and interest his fine plantation of
Bricrsicd, Warren County, Miss.
THE same crazy lover, who sometime since
annoyed Nine. Nilsson the singer, has now
turned up Us nn admirer OF daughter of Mr..
William B AstOr, aud has caused considerable
annoyance to that gentleman. The tender
passion Is al-cOnsumng, but with Mr. Busch
II seems to be an incessant flame, for the luna
tic asylum cannot quenCh nor Blackwell's
Island smother it. But Miss AstOr, like good
wine, needs no Busch.
PRIVATE note from Governor Dennison to
a friend in this city states that his youngest
son Perry Is very i'll with inflammation of
the brain, and but little hopes are entertained
OF his recovery The lad is a general flvorito
with the friends of the family, aud is about
eleven years Of age. 1t is probable the visit of
the Governor will be proctracted by the unex-
pected turn in the disease, which was ut first
reported US malarial feyer.
National Republican., 1878-05-30
who Is ResnnnsIble ,

nc" loEh 'OIlliurFClhl Advertiser.
In an Interview with Mr.. ThuTlow Weed yestcr.
DAY that gentleman observed that the patience of
the wnFkimgmen had been severely tried but that
now dispir!tcd and sore :listrc,scd many Of them
unable 10 obtain the bareSt ncCessarius Of life,
would not hesitate to take advantage Of any move.
lnent that tended 10 destroy the existing order Of
thlB. lie Is right. hungry man knows no law,
but men who are playing with lire do not apparent.
" understand this. They say there Is no danger
rom lhe commune From the Commune, pure
ready 10 lead when the time comes. The working
men have been patient and long suffering and viii
al present in3 3the House Of REPRESENTATIVES Is al.
lowed 10 remain there. They have pGrsstently set
every obstacle In the way toward return to conf.
IN movement whose seyercst effect is fell BY
the workingmyn, for Il tends more than ever 10 de-
monliDe business and unscttlo everything. The
MorGingmen can thank thqt party for continue.
lVn VI Their suherlngs.
National Republican., 1878-05-30
Struck n Note That WIN Iesound,

General Glriicld-UnO Of tho most effective
speakers OF the country-struCk Il note that will
re'nund throughout the Union, when In debate
yes erny he said that II tho time should ever come
IN which II Is necessary To- light for society the
very touch and signal Of that contest dissoycs lie
political parties as kncll, and all men spring TO
the dcieIlSe Of society against anarchy of order
asuinst chaos, OF law against the torch" This is
true and will continue 81 rs long Us patriotic and
republican impulses dominate the general comlmu.
nifty. But what shall be said Of the dcnngug,lus in
Congress who hko advantage OF the confidence OF
tho people IN clcvatmg hclu to prominent stations
aud ne their positions and talents for tho purpOSr
OF deepening popular delllsiuns, exciting the lgno-
rnnl ana mnatical, stimulating mob passions and
bringing about the state Of things thGt may render
Imperative light tor society? Can any rcprOlH.
MUM OF condemnation Dc 700 .nNcTe for .lILh mnn >
National Republican., 1878-05-30

LOUISVILLE is soon to have an Industria
Exposition. Last year" the CoUrier-Jour-
nal says, "tho President was the feature of
" the show" This year it is proposed that
the managers join hands with Mexico in an
effort at pacifcation. This is perfectly
proper. With POTTER laboring to Mexican
ize our Government, and WATTERsoN ex-
tending his hand across the Gulf of Mexico
in generous cordiality, beckoning the real
Greasers to join the American Greasers in
our domestic and national affairs, it now
looks as If something might happen. BY
introducing the enterprise stability and in
dustry of revolutionary and disordeied
Mexico into the domestic and industrial af-
fairs Of Kentucky they may receive fresh
impulse, and the bluegrass, mule-growing
region Of our great country may yet develop
itself in becoming manner.
National Republican., 1878-05-30
REPUBLICANS, 10 YOUR TENTS.

POTTERs committee is making haste
slowly. Indeed, it looks very much as if
the hgure-head Of that remarkable organi-
zation Of hate, malice, disloyalty, and mis-
chief began to be dazed by the magnitude
of his revolutionary scheme, and was about
ready to faint by the way. The loyal and
patriotic sentiment of the country is
against this effort to oyerturn the laws and
bring disorder and disaster upon national
and individual interests The more level
headed and Union loving Democrats of the
country stand aghast at the cnormity of
this attempted outrage and either assume
an attitude of inaCtiOn or enter their pub
lie protest against it. The more sensible,
the more patriotic, ard the more conscrya-
tive portion of the Democratic party dcpre-
cate this move most honestly and sincerely,
and thus, as during the former at tempted rev.
Oution, the Democratic party is rent in
twain, and divided and weakened in its
power. To what extent this schism exists
cannot now be rs well defined as it will be
whenever this embryo revolution shall cul-
inmate in violence but that it does exist
there can be no just denial.
The path Of duty to the Republicans is
very plain. They have been abused for Il
year without stint because they consented
to the introduction Of the Elaboration
mission machine for the settlement Of the
Presidential qucstiOn-and we are not so
clear that they do not merit some abuse for
having yielded that consent. The man of
their choice who was declared elected
through this machine of Democratic origin,
has been branded as fraud" almost with
out cessation for year, by the
Democrats and their allies, and the world
has been taught to think that the President
OF the United States is moro entitled to
position in the pententiary than to the
chair ho now occupies. Thus tho Republi-
can party has submitted to insult, misrep-
National Republican., 1878-05-30

ONE reason why the Democrats are 50
anxious not to admit nTc testimony in the
pending Title Investigation Is that the pub
lie memory would be refreshed bya reopen
ing of the Oregon and South Carolina
investigation with the tales of TIL
DENERo's Immediate and personal con-
nection with the CRoNIN and NASH
bribery attempts. Suppose, in this
connection. they should after all succeed in
National Republican., 1878-05-30
Decoration Day.
fNn,r Nsal. uyl.

The south governs the country to-day, and hold.
ing the balance OF power can control all future
Presidential elections The cause that We fanclcd
was lost at ApponattoX was Icgaincd when Louisl.
ana was recariurcd by Nichols. We thought that
1t has marched on Washington and has lust
annthilaled, one-hith Of our little Federal
and more-wlth the solitary exception OF
ofnegro slayery-is now In her possession. The
rebels aimed only 10 pcTpcIuate their absolute con.
secured this, but they have added to II tho control
OF the whole Union. This is what has followed
four years of battle. 1t Was for this that hundreds
OF thousands OF loyal soldiers laid down their lives
National Republican., 1878-05-30

THE New York Sun says that "some Re
"publcans pretend to think that the PoT-
TER investigation may Mexicanize this
country y and, further, that these poll
" ticians do not understand the Mexican
plan and theory Of government We
must defer to the large experience of this
modern professor in Mexican theories, for he
ranks among the King Greasers in the
United States.
National Republican., 1878-05-30

NOT to put too fine point upon it, POST
cr-Gcncral KEY makes an as, of himself
--I6s.
This indulgence in Democratic compli-
ments we suppose should settle the mo-
ncntous question Of the Postmaster-Gcn-
erals relation to tho animal Kingdom; but
If it should not be deemed sufficient. it
might be definitely determined by cxercIs-
ing the prcrogNtve OF the animal alluded
to, in kicking the aforesaid historian
'higher than kite"
National Republican., 1878-05-30

THERE is much fuss just now over one
ANDERSON, who turns up from Louisiana.
and has be, II the cause of considerable ex-
citement at the Treasury Department and
among a class Of excitabe journals. In
less we are mistaken in the individual re-
ferred TO, he was much more of man when
he was sticking type than now while he is
sticking his nose into the Presidential
Question
National Republican., 1878-05-30
Should Go On with His Diving.

The quicker the Potter committee of Iuyestlra.
ton settles down TO business the better The
length of time which its chairman took To write
that long letter To nobody In particular would II
judiciously spent In organizing aud putting his
committee in working order, have brought US ap-
preciaby nearer the end.
National Republican., 1878-05-30

sANcHo PANzA followed Don QUIxorE
In the hope of being made the governor OF
an island. Ell hombre PoTTERo follows Don
TiLDENERo, inspired by the same hope.
SANcHo rode an ass a hombrs PorrERo
walks, which is the same thing.
National Republican., 1878-05-30
Good ISit,iuess.

Kingston (N. " Freeman.l
Discharged and disgrnced Gov eriIment EMPLOYEES
can now do good business as witnesses before the
House fraud committee.
National Republican., 1878-05-30

TIE truly felicitous support of the Ad.
mnistration by the average Republican so.
called machine politician" now that the
Title has been attacked, is not at all inter.
fered with by the bitter invectives of the
Democracy against Postmaster General
KEY, provoked by his recent attempt t,
destroy the Democratic party"
National Republican., 1878-05-30

FL HoMBRE lGNATIUs LoYoLA PoTTERo
put the thumb-screws and gag on A. II
hrEPHENs when the latter attempted Ia
speak against Mexicanization. Now STE.
PHESs has stretched e hon,bre IGNArIUs
LoYoLA PoTTERo on the rack, and the pub,
lie will be amused at the contortions of e
Lombre
National Republican., 1878-05-30

THE New York Herald, after o few days
Of ominous silence and hesitation, now comes
boldly forward to indorss 81 honlbre PoT-
TERos Mexicanization scheme. The Herald
in 1850 81 indorsed the secessionists of the
South and Copperheads of the North.
National Republican., 1878-05-30

installing the Gramercy Park income thief
would the peace and confidence of the coun.
try be restored by knowledge that the
Chief Magistrate was party to those at.
tempts at corruption?
National Republican., 1878-05-30
They DO Protest Too Much.
Cincinnati Gazette

IVTHVIHIHII HaItIIt.
The Democratic small organs and Congressman
ore loud IN protesting that the party Is not aiming
nj revolution They do protest too much. The
refusal In turn of the Democratic caucus the House
majority. and the National Democratic Committee
means,
National Republican., 1878-05-30

The South can have u Southern Pacific
Eailroad whenever that company which can
D"Ild one without subsidy from the Govern.
ment is encouraged 10 90 OH with the work.
1t is no time for the Government to make
NV grants of lands or to indorse the bonds
OF railroad companies to make them negoti-
able in the market. But it is a good time
to encourage the building of road on ex-
isting land grants and with private capital.
National Republican., 1878-05-30

EL HoMBRE PorrERo is attempting to
"recompose the ashes of the urn" and re-
store Cavallero TILDENERo to political life.
Specialist as he is, in the science of Ceram-
les, he will fail.
National Republican., 1878-05-30

THE New York Tribune puts it in this
wise: with Republican Congress there
can be no Democratic revolution. This is
" issue enough
National Republican., 1878-05-30
Potter Paiters and Preynrico,e-.

brooklyn Union Argus.
The more Mr.. Potter palerS and rreynrIcate,
the more he indulges IN line-spum theories and In
gliterlng gencraties Of his polished rhetoric, III
more dangerous Is the design he so artfIlly endcay
10 rOnrnnl.
National Republican., 1878-05-30

SENATOR BECK, in n recent speech in the
United states Senate, while the District
government bill was under consideration, in
referring to Ex-Governor SHEPHERD, said:
have heard all sorts of things said about
Mr.. SHEPHERD. know nothing personally
as TO the truth OF them, but know from what
little have seen and know of him. and the
work he has done, that he Is u very able man,
aud the works that have bocn laid out in this
city, If carried out to perfection, will make it
the most beautiful city in the world.
National Republican., 1878-05-30

PoTTERo is no longer "cavallero" or
"senor, y but only very common "hombre,"
since he was unhorsed by A. II. STEPHENS.
National Republican., 1878-05-30

CAvALLERo rorrERo has applied for per-
mission TO play the role of Crushed Ira
gedian y since ALEXANDER II. STEPHENS
sat down on him.
National Republican., 1878-05-30
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National Republican., 1878-05-30

The majority of the POTTER committee
offers, as one objection 10 an investigation
into Mississippi affairs, the lame excuse that
1t would have the effect Of preventing any
report upon the resolution; y l. e., OF the
Investigation. Very true, for the DemOc-
racy would hesitate long and deliberately
before exposing to the public the iniquities
OF the campaign Of ls7G in the Pelican
State.
National Republican., 1878-05-30

Don QuIXorE, it is said, tilted against q
windmill. Is it possible that ei hombre
PoTTERo was in existence when the Knight
of La Mancha was ON his tour
National Republican., 1878-05-30

Utica Republican,
The question Is: When u question Is finally Set
tied Is II finally settled? Ii SO, Hayes is legally
President s'
National Republican., 1878-05-30
"LET us have peace ~

THE People, not the politicians, will re-
nominate General GRANT il, he is renomi-
mated
National Republican., 1878-05-30
"Got II had" Themselves.

81. Louis Globe Democratl
Several of the very able editors who were laugh.
ing at the Giobc DOcrU's Grant fever six months
ago have now got II bad" themselves
National Republican., 1878-05-30

The Triumphs Of American Modern Art.
CESSoLA and scHIIEsASS for years have dug
To hnd among ruins some leaky old jug;
Our POTTER, more skilled IN ceramic art,
Can turn out a jug that will leak from the start,
National Republican., 1878-05-30

They think in Washington that JOHN SHER.
MAN has covered his tracks But they smell
pretty strong, and may be found by men of
trained noses.-t toHrier-JouTndi.
This Is fair specimen of the style of
innuendo by which the Greaser press main
tains its cause before the country. There is
no specific charge against Secretary SHER-
MAN in this paragraph, but the door is left
wide open in II for unreasonable and unjust
differences. But the writer thereof is be-
trayed by his familiarity with such things
near at home into an exposure of his own
instincts when he uses the phrase trained
noses" Mr.. WATTERsoN knows how ii is
himself A smelling committee is as neces.
sary to Democratic campaign as smelling
salts are to nervous old maid and Just
about as useful. They both serve as an ev-
anescent stimulant, and deceive those who
use them with false idea of the possession
of great natural strength.
National Republican., 1878-05-30
SPECIAL NOTICE To TOURISTS.

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National Republican., 1878-05-30

OUR attention has been called to the fact
that the life of Senior JUDAS IsCARIoT, one
of the earlier Greasers, is not without q
moral worthy of the emulation ofhis modern
prototypes in the United States. History
tells us that when the Senior attempted to
MeNicanize the Christian world, he waited
until he had received his thirty pieces of
silver, and then he'd him to an appro-
pirate and secluded spot and hung himself
The moral Of this historical reminiscence
should appeal directly to tho grief-stricken
conscience-admitting for the mere fun of
the thing that he has one-of ei hop,bre PoT-
TERo. With what sober satisfaction would
the average obituary poet write:
"Pcrfumed CLAEKsoS. he has len us,
but his loss we do not feel;
IT'S the Devil has bereft us,
He's scorehlng him head and heel
Gone to meet senor MAMMALIAN"
National Republican., 1878-05-30

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National Republican., 1878-05-30

The man who laughs Is happy man, and no
man can be happy with his blood loaded with i'm
puritics. The remedy which all can depend upon
for every vitatcd condition of the blood Is DR..
Bulls Blood Mixture
National Republican., 1878-05-30
RANBY
WEST POINT HOTEL"
A TURKISH BATH.

Won Point, n. Y. on the Parade urOunl In tho
MllnrE ,r4ct. Ogn throughout the year
National Republican., 1878-05-30
Wa NTED.

A Young COLORED WOMAN WANTS A SIT
"A uatiOn rs chill Is nurse chamberninid or to do
general homework; can cook wa,h aud iron, and
eau give the host references. Address HENRIETTA
WHITING. ~ Bridge street, Georgctown, where she
i now I'M loYcd. mysIM
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1878-04-04
WINSTON n c., THURSDAY, APRIL 4, 1873.
Old Times.

There's beautiful song on the siumor GUS arr
That drifts through the valley Of dreams;
IF comes from cline where roses were,
And N trueful heart aud bright brown hair
That waved in the morning beams.
Soft eyes of azure and eyes of brown,
And snow " hite foreheads are therb
A cl;n,mering cross and a g itterin2 crown,
A thorny bed and couch of down,
Lost hopes and leaflets of pray'r.
A breath of Spring on breezy woods,
Sweet walks from the quivering plnes-
Blue violet eyes between green hoods,
A bubble of brooklets, scent OF buds,
Bril- MARBLES and clambering vines.
A rosy wreath and dimpied hand,
A ring and plighted vow :
Three golden links of broken band,
A tiny track on the sn pw-white sand,
A tear AID a sinless brow.
There's tincture of grief in the beautiful song,
That sobs on the slnmb'rous air.
And loneliness felt in the festiv throng,
Sinks down on the soul as it trembles along
From 4 cline where the roses were.
We heard it first at the dawn of day,
hnd it mingled with matln chimes,
But years have tlistaLced the beautiful lay,
And its melody howeth from far away,
And we cali now. Old Times.