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National Republican., 1878-06-06
POLITTCIL NOTES,

Hon. JoHS A. SHANK, Of Cincinnati, is a
candidate for the Democratic nomination IL
Congress in the Second Ohio District.
If Mr.. Hayes has the penetration of Richie.
lieu he will perceive that Key. like IIuguet,
bows too low."-AHgustd CA Chronicle.
GRANT and Blaine is the ticket for 1850
suggested by Carlo correspond snt. That
will do very well for these parts.-GioJe. Demo.
crdt.
THE bounding Banning will soon be with
us. lie is unwilling to leave Tom Young un .
watched in his watermelon patch Cincinnati
Times.
THE Hon. David Davis says, "poitics sets
easy upon him." David would bless the world II
lie would set" the same way on Sammy Til:
den.-Iatcr- Ocean.
SOME of the Democrats in one Of the Con-
grcssiOnal districts of Chicago threaten to bolt
and vote for the devil In case Carter Uarri
son is rcnominated. This is certainly an en-
cnuraging indication of moral Improvement
among the Chicago Democrats.
For ourselves we trust the Investigation
will disabuse the public mind, and that u fair
and candid investigation will show that nci.
lhcr sherman nor NOyCs, much less President
Hayes. will be IOuhd implicated in the frauds
alIcged.-BOstoa lost, DrmD.
THERE is said to be considerable opno,ition
to the reorganization of lIcister Clymcr to Con.
grcss from the old Bcrks County, Pennsylvania
district. Did the sensitive Hester wcep over
the crime OF BckmOp and the general dcgen.
eracy of the times for this2
THE Boston GIoLc wants to know what DR.
Mary Walker will say when she hears that a
woman fell from u New Orleans fcrryboat, n
few days ago, and floating half mile, hcl
skirts sustaining her, was finally picked up,
''peart aud clipper" by lone fisherman
II the Republicans do not secure the next
House, on the simple issue of Hayes or revo.
luton, of legal government or anarchy, Il will
be because the people are not thoroughly
awakened to the dangers which threaten us in
this latest Democratic attempt at rebellion
GrHeUd Courier.
IN the first Iowa district Republican Con.
vention NJ. A. McCord was nominated for Con.
gress upon the one hundred and thirty ninth
ballot. lie is now State Senator, and Radical
Republican. lie believes twas no discredit to
him that he was in the Union army. He il
one Of the most intellectual men of the State
SENATOR BLAINE, for the nineteenth sue.
cessivc year, has been chosen chairman of the
Republican Campaign Committee of Maine
and he will, rs usual, conduct the party IA
victory. The State Convention has been
called In Portland, August /, and there is
little doubt that it will renominatc Governor
Connor and rcterate Republican principles.
National Republican., 1878-06-06
Personal.

LOUIS GoTTscHALK, Of st. Louis, Is at the
Arlington.
CHARLEs A. SEcoR, Of New York, is at the
Arlington.
THEoDoRE r. DAVIS, of Harror's Weekly, is
at the Ebbitt.
DRs. II. +. AMEs and s. W. Latta, U. s. N,
are at the Ebbitt.
SECRETARY SHERMAN was upon the floor of
the Senate yesterday.
JoHN J. TRUTH, United States Consul at
Mauritius, Is at the Imperial.
/ GOVERNOR WADE HAMPTON returned to his
home from this city yesterday.
PROFESSOR W. PAINE, of Philadelphia, tho
distinguished chemist and microscopist, Is at
the Riggs
In the year 1900 Rev. Cannon Beadon, of
England, received the degree Of Bachelor of
Arts from Oxford and he still lives
JoHN +, sMYTH, superintendent of insurance
for the State of New York, arrived in the city
Yesterday from Albany and is sojourning at
the Arlington.
Mr.. CHARLIE r. DoDGE, editor Of Field and
| foreS, and for long time connected with the
chronological Division Of the Department of
Agriculture, has resigned his position.
AT the last meeting Of the Microscopical Socie-
" Of San Francisco, held May 25. Mr.. Thomas
Taylor, mcroscopist of the Department of Ag-
| riculturc, was elected corresponding secretary
of the society.
The exceedingly entertaining and, of course
truthful sketch Of the life of Simon Cameron
| recently printed in the New York Times, was
written by Howard Carroll and not by James
H. Young, as was at first reported.
Miss NoS HILLERS, late of tho pedestrian
ring, has settled herself, in company with two
other young women, IN barn, fitted up as a
studio, ncnr st. JOhnsbury, Vt, to study and
| sketch from nature with brush and crayon.
THE President, accompanied by Secretary
thompson aud other gentlemen, left yesterday
morning in the limited express for Havre dc
trice To note the process OF fish incubation in
the Susquehanna River at that point, return
ing to this city in the 10 o'clock train last
night.
COUNT BAsILEvsKI, regarded as the richest
man in Russia, and who had for many years
past enjoyed an income of 4, 900 900 roubles, or
about Si,OO,OOO year, died at st. Petersburg
on the ith inst, ut the age of nincty-two He
had passed much of his life in Paris, where he
built that beautiful Hotel Basievsks, now the
property OF ex-Queen Isabella Of Spain.
CARDS arc out for the marriage of Lieu
tenant b. +. Tillcy, U. S. n, aud Miss Emily
Edclin, daughter OF DR.. Charles Williamson,
late surgeon U. S. ", OF Portsmouth, Va, and
granddaughter Of the late Lieutenant Colonel
James Edelin,, U. s VI. Corps. The wedding
Will take to-day In Trinity Church, Portsmouth,
aud Lieutenant Tillcy having been recently
detached from the United States flagship Pow
hatan and granted six months leave of absence
they will sail for New York on the 22d instant
III the lnman steamer City of Richmond for
an extended tour in Europe.
National Republican., 1878-06-06

Senator STANLEY MATTHEWS pursued q
very juaicious course yesterday when he
presented his case to the Senate and called
for thorough and searching investigation
into the truth of ASDERsoN's numerous
assertions and allegations relating TO what
had occurred between them. The Senate
promptly conceded to Mr.. MATTHEWS the
committee asked for, aud now he will have
an opportunity to brush away the dirt that
ANDERSON has been casting upon him dur
ing the three days that he has been on the
gridirOn of POTTER's committee. OF course
the Senator could neither seek nor cx-
pect justice at the hands of the
Revolutionists, who form q majority of that
committee, which had been constituted for
the especial purpose of cruciiying members
of Republican Administration so far us
they could he reached. Now we shall see
the bottom facts without the agency of PoT-
TER, or his champion witness, ANDERSON,
who stands before the world confessed
pcTiurcr and n convicted forger We doubt
if committee of the Senate will insult
itself by inviting his presence or his per-
jured statements before them, for every one
by this time must ,lIave come to the con-
clusiun that if he ever tells the truth it is
by mistake.
National Republican., 1878-06-06
THE ELECTORAL COMMISSION.

| Now that the Democrats have set the
revolution ball rolling with view to
bouncing President HAYES, as the organ
Of the party here mouths the classical
phrase, it may not be out of place to admin
lister to them little of their own milk The
Electoral Commission was of Democratic in
vcntiOn, aud though the machine did not
work to suit them, and they are now con-
spring to destroy their own offspring, q
chapter of history may not be improbable
for their consideration. When the Electoral
Commission was voted upon in the Senate
there was but one Democratic vote against
it, and but one Democratic Senator was alb
sent from his seat. In the House only nine
teen Democratic votes were recorded against
it, while one hundred and fifty-one were re-
corded in its favor. The Democratic major
ity in the House in its favor was more than
seven to one The Republican vote was far
less favorable to the measure. In the SEN
ate there was only five Republican majority
in its favor, while in the House they were
more than two to one opposed to it.
The Democrats doubted TILDEN's cleo
ton or they never would have resorted to
this expedient to reach the result. Conf
dence in TIIDES's case would have prompt
ed the Democrats to spurn the thought of q
commission to adiudicate the question, and
none would have been created They CON
ceived the machine, put it through, engi
ncered it subsequently, and it determined
the result in favor of Mr.. HAYES. Since
that time the Democrats have resolved them
selves into u committee of the whole as NAL
contents, conspirutors, and revolutionists to
overturn the work of their own hand and
disturb the foundations of the Government.
The following Democratic uttcTnccs pend
ing the question of the Electoral Commis-
sion may point the public mind to the pal
pable Inconsistencies that now mark the
revolutionary course of that party:
In the Senate January %, ls77-
Mr.. SHERMAN-Can you tell me how they
will dccidCf
Mr.. THURMAS-No. II / souId, / should not
uOte for the JW.
In the Senate January "a
Mr.. BAYARD-But in tho present case we
submit the decision as to tho matters in ques-
ton to II certain tribunal and we command
them to do nothing but exercise their own
judgment WHAT that Judgment rciH be we cda.
not fCre,A and ue hare no right 10 ask.
In the House January 2j-.
Mr.. HEwITT--NO man can predict who will
become President by virtue Of its operation
but all men can predict that i ,rW be he man
rhO is idCfmiy crfited 10 BE- PrssidcR
IN the House January &6--.
Mr.. LAMAR repeat, this bill avoids tho
necessity Of any submission ot the defeated
aHtN t..,a Q O. H..
force The result Thdicrrr ii Driy be, rW haze
been reached by he patriotic consent Qfloh yurtics
Mr.. WATTERsON-Bu shall vote tor the
bill with the full consciousness that the action
Of the Commission may bitterly dsappOint me
and those who think aud feel with me.
National Republican., 1878-06-06
DISTRICT ATTORNEY FOR LOUISIANA.

DISTRICT ATTORNEY FOR LOUISIANA.
The appointment of A. II. LEONARD as
United States District Attorney for the State
cedents, naturally excites much surprise.
1t has been understood that the President
had done with the appointment of Demo-
Gratis to Office in the South, but this appoint
ment shows that this was a misapprehcn-
sion. 1t is an accepted fact that Mr.. LEON
ARD was the editor and proprietor of the
Shreveport Times, a paper through whose
instrumentality the White League Clubs,
which were the murderers of Republicans
in 1s72, were organized in Louisiana.
In January, lS75. the so-called FOSTER
committee of investigation visited New Or
leans, and on the I'd day of that month Mr.
LEONARD appeared before that committee
and ,stificd that he owned the Shreveport
Times, and that the following article ap-
peared in his paper:
II GEORGE l.. SMITH Is counted in over W.
NJ. LEVY, or IL TwrTCHELL is counted in over
ELAN, let SMITH 9nd TwITCHELL DO killed.
If JOHNSON and TYLER, in De Soto, are
counted in over SCALES and SIIULER, as the
New Orleans R,pnbliccR threatens, or IL KEAT.
ING, LEvIsEE, and JOHNSON, in CaddO, are
counted In over VAUGHAN, HORAN, and LAND,
then let JOHNSON TYLER, HEATING, LEvIsEE,
and JOHNSON be killed.
Mr.. FosTER-ls that your opinion of what
ought to be done?
LEoNARD-That Is what ought to be done in
the event mentioned in the article
We desire now to inquire briefly of the
President if he thinks he can defend the
nomination of man who entertains such
views and is clothed in such spirit rs the
prosecuting attorney of the Federal laws in
the State of Louisiana at this pcrilous
period in our history. And we would ask
the Judiciary Committee of the Senate if
they can, consistently in view of these
facts, recommend the confirmation of this
nomination. The position assumed and the
language approved by LEONARD, occurred
nearly ten years after the close of the war,
and when LEONARD claimed to be q LOYAL
citizen Of the United States. In our iudg-
ment no such man should be intrusted with
the vndicatiOn of the laws
National Republican., 1878-06-06

THE New York Herald has published a
cock'and-bull story relating to the general
health Of the city Of Washington that is
only worthy the fertile Imagination and
slippery tongue of JIMMY ANDERSON, the
champion liar of the United States The
story of the "ginger-brcad sewers that have
eayed in is sheer fabrication. The only
sewer that has proved defective, and is in
process Of repair, is on Fourteenth street
between Pennsylvania avenue and +
street, dnd that is so trining that
few days will put it in perfect order
again. The statement that "hardly fam
lily is without II case of sickness" is u gross
misrepresentation Of the facts and we ven
ture the assertion that there is no city OF
one hundred and fifty thousand inhabitants
in this country as free from prevailing sick
ness to-day as the city of Washington.
Correspondents Of the New York press may
be III, but not from causes to any extent re-
hting TO the climate. Personal impru-
National Republican., 1878-06-06

1T is the Republican theory that the wal
Tor the Union was fought to keep the Rcpub,
lican party in authority for several generation,
of mcn.-CmciHndG Inquirer.
The Inquirer is not well posted. TIL,
theory referred to is to keep the authority
Of the Union in the hands of its friends and
not Of its enemies. So long as that thcor,
is respected the country is clothed Will
peace and prosperity. The departure from
It, even with the House of Representatives
iC attended with trouble and danger.
National Republican., 1878-06-06
FRANK THOMSON. General Manager. api uai
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
The great duuble-traCk,
NATIONAL ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
NORTH NORTHWEST. WEST, AND SOUTH.
WEST.
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$40 a. in.-Pont OF liocks and Way stations
6Wa q. nL-NEw lORK PHIIAbELpllIA. BOSTON,
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IND SLEErIN@-tAh 10 Cmcinna'i, Columbus, Chicago,
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TmoRE EXrRESs. sLEErINg,CAn 10 New York, and
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Depot, corner New Jersey avenue and q street tss,
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High street Georset9Wn. where tickets can Oe pro.
", /. LEM INfs' Master r o. TralspSrtiOn. frau
GEO. S, KOONIZ General Agent
National Republican., 1878-06-06

FROM present appearances the hotel legacy
left by Mr.. A. T. STEWART to his executors
&c, is more fruitful of trouble than of com.
fort. Since Judge HILTON, the executor of
sTEwARTs estate, closed the Womcn's Ho-
tel, the feminine gender are after him with
very sharp sticks. 1t is asserted that papers
are in circulation in New York and Phila.
delphia for signatures pledging the signers
not to buy anything at the STEWART stores
for five years. This is carrying the war into
Africa, 50 to speak.
National Republican., 1878-06-06
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

THE METROPOLITAN PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
A neat little pamphlet on our desk gives All
interesting account Of the history of the Metro.
politan Presbyterian Church of this city.
From an humble log cabin to paatial ediiice
from membership of one dozen to that of
i00-all within the space of fourteen years
evinces zeal courage, and religious energy
commcndable and prascworthy-more es-
pecially as the church is absolutely free of
debt. Upon the recent occasion of jubilee
given in gratitude for the great success of tn c
church, spiritual and temporal, it was deter
mined to publish brief history for the benc-
fit of all-the pamphlet now before u.s.
Messrs. L. VI. Whitaker & Son, of this
city, are the agents for Carr's magnificent
chrome Of John Mulvany's celebrated his.
torical painting, entitled "A Court Scene on
the American Frontier" This painting is
really q superior work of art which has i'm
ported celebrity to the name of Mulvany,
from whose cazel 1t emanated in 1876. II Is n
historic and liie.like piece, which portr,ys
frontier life, its incidents and characters with
mastcrly fidelity. The subject is handled
with true artistic power by tho artist The
courtroom, the group, the pose of the figures,
the countenances of the characters represented,
all conspire to bring the beholder into the very
courtroom, where Guerrilla Joe" the most
abandoned of all outlaws on our frontier, was
on trial for his numerous msdeeds. The case
was soon over, aud tho offender under Il short
shrift expiatcd his crimes on an adjacent tree.
But Mulvany, who was witness of the tria.,
has transferred it to canvass with such fidelity
that every attitude in the group aud every
lincament Of countenance aud character of
the court and crowd are faithfully preserved
aud presented with artistic merit, The paint
ing is valued at S2o0OO, and the chrome Is AS
near the excellence Of the original as chrome
eau be. We have seldom seen piece of more
real merit which represents secondary pro.
duCtiun OF art.
National Republican., 1878-06-06

A CLAIM for one dime in a court of jus.
tice bolstcred by such evidence as that
given by ANDERSON before the PurrET
committee would inevitably fall to the
ground, and yet the attempted revolution
is pushed forward. The assault upon the
Presidents title is not to be backed by
truth and justice, but by force, when tn,
hour of real trial comes. The present move
4 mere feint
National Republican., 1878-06-06

THE Radical idea that civil war will come
tripping along at the heels Of the POTTER in.
vestigation is absurd.-Cmcian1f Inquirer.
This is an acknowledgment that the
thing is to turn out ridiculous farce at
the tune of 100000 as an entrance fee The
Senate now has duty to pcrlorm-with-
hold the money demanded for this ridicu-
lous performance.
National Republican., 1878-06-06

THE Democratic organ is still harping OF
the word supervise" as used in THE NA.
TioNAL REPuBLICAN's interview of Secre.
tary SHERMAN recently, as if in the connec.
tion in which it was used it was made n
term Of great import and responsibility
WEBSTER defines supervise, to look at at.
tentively, TO view, to survey" &c, and il
was to supervise" the election returns in
this sense that Secretary SHERMAN visited
New Orleans pending the electoral count by
the returning board. What of it?
National Republican., 1878-06-06

DOES Mr.. POTTER, and, for that matter
any other prctentious patriot in Congress
know that nearly every man in the South.
ern States between the ages of eighteen and
forty-live years, is an active drill member
Of volunteer military company? 1t is true
some of the Southern leaders have been
pronounced against the installation of TIL
DEN, but King Caucus has slenccd their
scruples, as they Were siIcnccd at the BEGIN
ming Of the war for secession.
National Republican., 1878-06-06

Mr.. TiLDEN does not propose to vncatc
Gramercy Park and come on to Washing
ton until ANDERsoN's testimony is closed
and Gcnerllissimo PoTTERo sends file of
soldiers, with ANDERSON at their head to
perform escort duty. Theu the band will
strike up 40 the Conquering Hero Comes. :"
National Republican., 1878-06-06

THE New York Gaphic says that Mr.
EATON, of the Democratic National Central
Committee, in recent conversation with
HENDRICKS, said that TILDEY spent directly
about $250O00, though HEWITT told him
that he and Ed. COOPER, his brother-in- law
had spent about Sl20OOO additional. Call
'em up, Pottcring POTTER!
National Republican., 1878-06-06
A View of the Case.
TVIlCR NupuOTICnm,I |

Either the Republican party is right and Hayes
wT0ng, UT Hayes right aud the Republican party
wrong. II Hayes is right, then all we have to do is
u turn our backs on our Senators aud Representa-.
uNrs IN tuugrc's-whO were elected on tho Rcpub.
lean platform and Cuniu Ie ~ stand by iLs priuci.
pc ul,I tneu surrender uIUUIHi .iUnally " thc
southern democracy, and throw W our hats ior
the 'lu.l cause found.
National Republican., 1878-06-06
II Means AnUthcr War.

IAN this means revolution. II means another
war, with solid North against the Potter Con-
spiracy. Journals that willing for this question
to drin the country into another war-the South to
bear the brunt-shUuld and will support the Potter
INVESTIGATION, and will deny that the movement
National Republican., 1878-06-06
How Hc Is Regarded,

I'-E' IF7IF5 VFI'ION I7VITUUIHl.I
No great progress was made by the Potter Frnud
COnm tee on SNtur lay. The testimony Of James
l.. Anderson went chiefly to show that he wHs
possessed Of vast amount Of ambition 10 sell him
self to the highest bidder from the time he learned
that the PRESIDENTIAL cl GCtOn would probably turn
Oh the result Ia LIusluua
National Republican., 1878-06-06

IT Is said ,h,t Mr. WOUD'S tariff bill
died very easy aud graceful death in the
House yesterday, and that Mr.. WooD is an
exceedingly cheerful mourner, now that the
worst is over.
National Republican., 1878-06-06
Democratic Road TO Peace,
New York Graphic,

George Washington remarked In a moment Of
inadvcrlunCc, To he prepared for war is one of
the most chcclual means Of preserving peace"
They did not know IN those lguOrunt old times,
that the way 10 preserve the peace is 10 cut down
the army 10 1900 men.
National Republican., 1878-06-06
That's the Kind of Hnir-Pin lie Il,

lChlcasO Inter Ocean.
III we pull together" wrote Anderson, "Pltkln,
Kellogg, hell, aud the returming.bOard combined
cannot carry this state for Hayes That's the kind
OF Republican Pottcrs committee have now b..
fore II.
National Republican., 1878-06-06
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
GREAT
1878
1871 8

TO THE EdR4 EHESTrk2ATI4 WAY AgS gSrIH rgI5brnwssT
srIrsBib f stESEfS$ih fS$i.Nsff $i.NsffdsaIfiehsff MI f EQUIP
TRAINS LEAVE WISH wash tNiliSs If rom Depot, cor
Fdf io rliisb1rs and iis Wett IGl9 daily, with
PtsSurs 10 tinsi@nn .sa st. LOUIS, ff aid % Chicago: %
SSIRE Sb Nb PenS Gst f RSiHTSap G9ers
For Canandsisua, Rochester, Butl,lo, Niagara Falls
% s PaS SSr'h Cars 1T 10 e r X daily aSph
LOCK Haven Elmira, aud watkins at lGiOh IN
For SsS& YS YcfR and sdh9SsS tSS Fast, rO m. and sso r. m
daily, with Palace Cars attached. Limited Ex-
press Of Pullman Paror Cars, va H. w. daily er-
For BEooEiyG; New York, all through train. connec.
nloTding direct transfer to Fulton street, avoid
Ing double ferriage and journey across New York
for New York and the Fast l:so p. IN. daily except
Sunday, with Sleeping Cars HON Washington 10
For Phadepnia: lao m. daily, except sunday ana
Accommodation for Baltimore as. s:56 !. m. and 4D
For pones on G"y cfseH SH'f9fns 9nne sRRasy | and M dan,
For AnSspOii., GSi M and "a ,n m daily e.cep,
ALExANbRlA AND DFREDERIcKsBUng Rail-
VA WAY n, ATD n ~ ,6AiLIExANDRIA < AND WASHING
8, b m; On sunday a Gi6 = nj; and !. and y. m:
Trains eaee oE SSRl Washington OF $40
I'm Sunday a at s.io o. aud d 10 a. m. and nd $40 % n II. "
TiGse iniormation sleepi1s and parlorear 40
east corner of Thirteenth street and Pennsyvanla
snmf northeast corner Of sixth street and Pennsyl.
len for the checking of baggage TO destination from
FRANK THOMSON. General Manager. arf ual
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
National Republican., 1878-06-06
PERIODIEAIa-

Mes rs, f. VI. Whitaker & Son have the
London Quarterly Reoie~ for April, 1878, 1t
contains u great variety Of entertaining and
| instructive matter.
National Republican., 1878-06-06

IT looks as if some Of our Grcaser Congress-
men had entered into II contract with the mon.
archs of Europe to bring Republican iustitu.
tions into disgrace with the civilized world
CLerfLnnd Lauder.
National Republican., 1878-06-06
A Dark and Lonely Hole,

Huntington liawkGye.l
The first man to name Hayes for President" has
crawlel into u dark and lonely hole and pulled
the hole in after him.