National Republican., 1878-11-15
president Of the Board Of Health.
POLITICAL NOTES.

POLITICLL NOTES.
DrsocRAcy. Ben Butler thinks, was the mad dog
that bit him.
TnE Republican majority in the Kansas LcgI.ln.
ture Is nearly two-thirds.
MEMPHIS Is TO have another plague Rearney Is
to visit there this month.-L0lisrWs Courier Jour
election
PoKNd fun at the Grceubackers Is safe thing
nov, but you must first find your Greenbackers-
THE Administration has at last awakened TO the
iact thai Republicans have rights even II they live
below Mason and Dixon's line.
WILLIAM LouSsBERY, Of the fteenth district
lSchoharie, &C.. Is the only Democrat elected 10
Congress north Of the city Of New York.
THE Tlden ciphers did It in the East, and the
fiat money lunaCy In the West. The Ohio ldee and
Mr.. Tilden are the twin Democratic Jonahs.
The Cincinnati Times Is the one paper which rep.
resents faithfully tho actual Republican sentiment
and courage OF its own state.-Iotcd Sdte Register.
The defeat OF the Groenbackes has had a good
effect OH the greenback. Since the election Ii has
gold.
WHEN Wilson and Sumner passed away the
grand old Commonwealth OF Massachusetts, had no
other statesman than General Butier.-Ueade
| PhiHips.
Butler alarmed the Republicans by the fear Of his
election, aud they turned out In sufficient numbers
| TO beat him.-Toiedo Blade.
TnE New York SHn, which has been TilGcn's
| leading newspaper organ, bids him farewell for.
ever declaring that he will never be the Presiden
| tial candidate OF any party again.
| THERE IS no National. Grccnback" party. TWAS
| all mistake, and TO some men who can't see
farther than the ends OF their noses II was "delu
| sion and n asnare."-Chicugo Journal.
| TIN New York San has suddenly discovered that
| Conkling has had honors enough and ought not to
be rdmed for the Presidency. II is 10 Conkling's
credit that Dana's paper docs not speak well oi
him.
| PIT. BARSuN, member-clect of the Connecticut
| Legislature, said, upon being serenaded Tuesday
| night: As q Snowman, am glad to remark that
| ticut"
/ SENATOR BAnSrN Of Connecticut was so con-
hdent of n Democratic victory that he boasted Of
| having the State between his thumb and finger"
| one or the other Of those dgis seems 10 have
slipped
The New York Sdr Joins It's contemporaries, the
Buffalo Courier aud the Rochester Union, in de-
mandng that the cipher dispatches be sllied to the
| bottom. When they get there Samuel J. Tiden VIII
| be uncovered.
| VIZ may be sure of one thing at lcast-the
schemes that were advocated by VOORHEES, and
men OF that ilk Will not he pressed In the Forty
sixth Congress. They will move very gingery In
| their opposition to resumption
| ANoSG the Democratic candidates for Congress
defeated In the South is John Hancock, Of Texas.
His district was Democratic, but during the war he
was Union man, and while In Congress two
years ago was man OF independence.
| lHE general COnlmlttee OF the GfeenDhcK-LaDOf
party, of Albany, n Y, held congntulatory
meeting on Monday evening last, and passed reso.
lutions OF thanks to Mr.. George o. Jones for his
| valuable services In the late campaign.
THREE Republican Congressman are quite unex.
pcctedly elected from North Carolina. That State
| before another election, will probably be put
through course OF discipline, aer the Mississippi
and South Carolina methods Cinei,Inai Times.
WILLIAM II. FELTON,. the Independent candid ate
for Congress In the seventh Georgia district, has
again been elected, but by reduced majority
1 Ttafg lD a
ton. He Is Just as good Democrat as his compel
| itor.
THEY tell Of woman who was so much pcstercd
| ~ a suitpr she didn't particularly like that she
| finally accepted him simply to get rid OF him The
| Widow Butler apparently thinks that Massachu-
| example.
| USIrED STATES SENATOR wISpoN OF Minnesota
intends TO present in Congress this winter a bill to
will be under the care of new Cabinet officer. II
will Oe known rs the Department of Industry and
Commerce.
TALK about ",ectlonallsm - Who made the
South solid, and thus forced the North TO be solid
also TO save the nation from passing into the hands
Of the cx-Confeicrates aud its financial policy
from the stigma Of intism and repudiation?-
| burlington Ha,Cktyc.
THE wild assertion that the Democrats have
gained Congressman in the recent elections can
only be sustained by showing that their majority
In the next Congress exceeds their majority In
this, aud we challenge them TO the proof Give US
| the figures or give us rest
oSE year ago the whole country was set agog by
tho GrGenbGckcrs showing such unexpected
strength IN Michigan. Al the late election all thai
strength had died out aud the Republicans pro
noumced in favor Of homes. money by majority oil
1000. Greenbackism To be rcpudiated needs bu
10 be well known and understood.
! THE Democrats of Washington have taken IN
their horns. Before the November elections they
were claiming majority Of from thirty 10 forty ii
the House Of Representatives Now they arc fig
uring whether they get enough Greenbacs
support to elect speaker Of tho next House.
| DgffOH IyL.
Ex.SPEAKER GALrsHA A. Grow, a shrewd OBJ
server and close political student, tells u TibuH,
reporter that he regards Republican prospects for
ssl decidedly good now aud is confident the next
President viii be Il Republican lie says the Dem
ncrolc party will either swallow or be swallowed
| By the Grcenbacl. Labor PARTY.
| HERE Is the way IN which the Chicago Later occd,
speaks Of the two Banums: "Buruum, the Sen
Rior, has been Ordered 10 the in Connecticut
but the original Darnum, =. r., has been elected tC
. the Legislature of that State Thus the owner o
! the trick mule Is hOnOred, and the wholesale don
key dealer Is turned loose upon the commons"
AFTER 1850, the division OF parties remaining
the Republicans will be PREPARED To resume con
necticut; Mcdonald, OF Indiana; Randolph, O
New jersey; Herman, OF New York: Thurman o.
Ohio and Wallace, OF Pennsylvania, whose term
expire In ISL and TO enlarge their electoral vot,
BY a new apPostonment to accord with the loss o
population At the South and the enormous ncreas,
l. at the North aud West Tribune.
THE New York correspondent of the Cincinnati
G1srt6, speaking of the recent campaign and Sena
tor COnklng says: 1T seems also to strengthen hi
c Presidential prospects. II he will only conduc
himself with the same sqGvity and good tempe
campaign he will have the Republicans OF thl
, State solIdly behind him in 1850. Reports com,
from all parts Of the State Of the excellent impres
sion which he has made this year upon his oppo
/ nents"
i More Cordial Union.
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