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National Republican., 1878-05-18
THAT INTERVIEW WITH SECRETARY
SHERMAN.

The Democratic organ appears TO bc n
good deal disgruntled because THE NA-
TIONAL REPUBLICAN, instead of interview
ing house-servants, has been able 10 give
briefly and hurricdly an insight into the
views and feelings of the Secretary of the
Treasury himself. That this should excite
the envy aud spleen of our badly
beaten cotemporLry is not at all surprising,
neither is ii of any material consequence.
We have presented the present attitude of
the Secretary toward the Democratic sham
very tcrscly, hut with sufficient distinctncs'
| to show that he neither fears nor respects
this unprincipled raid upon himself and
other visiting Republican statesmen in
Louisiana and Florida pending the Prcsi-
dental count. These gentlemen visited the
South under IN emergency and inspired
by sense of duty Their action did not
bear directly upon the result of the count
in any degree They visited those States as
| mere Observers or witnesses OF the count,
and in the interest of fairness, truth, and
! justice. Now the Democrats can make the
/ most OF il. but they cannot rail the seal OF
THE bond The work was done, and well
done, and the right prevailed, so far as the
decision Of the result was concerned, but
the whole truth will show that the lcgti-
mate Republican maiorities there were
greatly reduced by Democratic bull-dozing
Outrnges and frauds. This the Democrats
know, and hence they desire the opportU-
nifty of making show of investigation,
when there will be none clothed in justice
and fairness and then present to the coun-
try report based upon partial, one-sideL,
and false testimony, with view to making
il case against the Republican party. the
thing is so bald and unprincipled that it
will become the laughing-stock of the na-
tim
National Republican., 1878-05-18
SEOITION.
[ron,lnnet from IYrsl Rt1.. |

assurances of the Hon. John sherman, secretary u
the Treasury Of the United States; and
whereas the gravity Of these charges, the nature
ofthc evidence upon which they are reported to he
base l. mud the Official dignity and position Of the
per .le named IN connection with the said frauds
mlk- i proper that the same should be in.
Uuirc into u the end that the honor Of the nation
may he vindcatcl aud the truth to such elections
made known: Therefore.
"Bc hfcaJ'roi, That select committee consisting
OF eleven members Of this House. be appointed 70
inquire into the aforesaid allegation nS to the con.
duct Of the persons IN office aforesaid in respect of
said elections, aud into the allcgc false and fraud.
uCnt canvass aud return Of vutC1 by State, county
parish and precinct officers In the said States Of
louisiana and Florida, and into all tho facts
which, in the Judgment Of the said committee. are
connected with or pertinent thereto; and that the
sud committee, for the purpose OF executing this
resolut on, shall have the power IN send for pSrsDns
and papers, tondminstCr nnths aud take testimony.
and IN their discretion To detail sub committees
with like full authority Of said committee In every
particular, aud with the power to sit in Florida
nHd Louisiana; which subcommittee shall be
committees Of this House. and the chairman there.
OF shall be authorized to administer Oahs: the said
committee and subcommittee may employ stenO-
grhphrrs aud be attended each by dcputy sergeant
alarms, and may sit during the session Of this
llnu'c and during the vacation: and that said com.
nutcc proceed in this inquiry and have leave TO re-
port ut any time
National Republican., 1878-05-18

THE Lockport IN. " Journal pays the fol-
lowing handsome aud we have no doubt mer.
tied compliment to the official character and
ability of Colonel d. c. Cox, United States
Pension Agent for this District which we
copy with pleasure:
There arc dying rumors that United States Pen.
sion Agent d. C. Cox will be requested 10 resign,
which being interpreted means get out gracefully
or you will be kicked out There Is not better
ordered ohi,c belonging to the Government than
that over which Mr.. Cox presidcs. The work Is
regulated like clock, there no false movc' or
stops and the clerks are like the second. minute
and hour hands always IN their PLACES and on
time. from the head clerk down tl the bright little
mulattO messenger who. In An emergency. can do
anything that the occasion requires. Mr. cox gives
the Office his personal supervision and works at MS
desk early and late, not merely during the regular
ottce hours frum nine until three o'clock, but often
from early In the morning until nine at night.
Notwithstanding thiscXceSsive labor, Mr.. Cox is
always polite, aiidhlc and gCntclman'y. The poir
rensiOner the wounded crippled soldier the orphan
children aud griCfstrCkcn widow are always sure
nfa gracious. friendly welcome from him. the
Government Discharge - good and faithful II ser.
want, 1t will make greviou' mistake and do an al
most irrcparaDir wrong 10 the soldier
National Republican., 1878-05-18

AND now comes the journalistic mouth
piece of the Democracy in Washington and
declares THE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN to he
Secretary SHERMAN's organ" The declara-
tion is seemingly based upon the fact that
The REPUBLICAN printed an interview
last Thursday with the Secretary. by the
same token, the Democratic journal must
he the organ of Secretary SHERMANs colored
housc-servants. When it has sought inter-
views with that distinguished Official it has
invariably recorded in its columns the high
toned rhetorical, and spicy views Of the
colorcd individuals aforesaid that "thc
Secretary is not at home, sIh" But, as
might be expected, those views are invari-
ably incorrect, as are also nearly all the state
ments of our cOtemporary. 1t cannot be
blamed, however, for unculchuwed, wild,
wild Western Enterprise naturally fails to
distinguish between master and servant any
clearer than it does between TILDEN and
POTTER.
National Republican., 1878-05-18

MONTGOMERY BLAIR begins to plead the
baby act in behalf Of MY Maryland lie
says the Electoral Commission was a COM
promise, and that the States reserved all
right to appeal from its decision. lie cries
aloud that Maryland is now being snubbed
when she attempts to assert those rights.
There are equities in this case, Mr.. BLAIR,
which you, as lawyer, and assuming as
you do TO be pure-minded patriot seeking
only that the voice Of the people may be
heard, should look into. BY the terms of
the ElcctOral-COmmission act it is possible
tha. Iaryland may be recognized in re
TuUEN rs. HAYES when Congress passes the
requisite enabling act But rs a matter Of
justice, based upon wcll-scttlcd principle
Of law, a petitioner for equity must be
clothed in the garb of justice, and prepared
to do equity before being heard. Is Mr..
BLAIR ready to say that Maryland, where
dead men, whose names still remain on the
| registration lists, have been voted by the
Democrats for years, is thus clothed or pre-
pared? \ correspondent in another column
has something pertinent to say on this sub
| icCt
National Republican., 1878-05-18

THE Democratic organ was sadly mis-
taken when it asserted day or two ago
that the entire Democratic press of the
country demanded the passage ofthe POTTER
resolution. The truth is the Independent,
the Conservative, and the Democratic press
were generally of the opinion so bluntly ex-
pressed by the Cincinnati Enquirer, the
leading Democratic journal of the West,
that the resolution can only result in the
manufacture of political capital-a result
not to he justified by the means of its at
tainmcnt. This effort of the organ to whip
in reluctant Democrats vas simply big
scare"
National Republican., 1878-05-18
The Equity of the ,Irry lamh ouo wnrranto.

To tta EidDr OI he NdiiOHHl RcDubicn:
SIN: II being u we-sri;lci prime pie Of law that
petitioner for equity must be clothed In the gnrb
u justice, prepared to do equity, It certainly must
surprise thre familiar with the political history Of
Maryland u see that state Cpnplu!n OF election
fraud, Gul political injustice; for Of all the S0tc3
where Democracy prevails by the aid Of fraud
Maryland SurplSsrs II. ciertiuHs based as they
are up ~ Il rcgi.:r,tra that + ~
"Mpnstrr of such ldCuus miCn
That q hr hrtci nee l. but tn bc seem
bearing Gs II du,s tie mauu's uf thousands who
have CyR>Cd 10 exist ~ legal voter, OF Maryland,
and VII rhH.c invariably voted u.pl by the brig.
ale of war- trkc'S and FCprat2r> In rua illness
to respond To the command Ot the mutual ndmira.
ton sucicty ug corrupt politicians al Maryland.
IN Drts hvc again und again been made lay the
friends ~ H. It elections To- secure il,W rcgis;a
don, Rnl the utrnp; is Away r.Si>.cl by the
democratic Legislatures Of the state anil the very
honorable Legislature that duuirs the tue OF p,csl.
dent Hayes has dvnc'l the people Il Ma ylaud an
honest registration OF voter, knJwim, thpt Il wOuIl
render brief the l'nurC OF Ullicc pf The pp.ie ei.l
ring mU.trrr" whr rrvci amidst ths money vaults
Of the state trtn.uy. II the election Of l'rC.ilCu.
Hayes Is 10 h. Investigated lvtt not hc rc yvtI
the dvulud Ola pItl,M iciuu, Whose crime AL
DCClu.s Water would no. WASH Uul' uui l. urr,ti.
-TIti III l. t. ur hat let other <tdvs dian F,uId
and Louisiana e included. In the name Of ont.
ragged Justice let not Maryland be gmo.rd.
JusrlTlA
National Republican., 1878-05-18
ouARTERMAsTER's OFFICE,

QCARTERMAsrER's OFFICE,
UNITED STATES MARINE tnRPs,
WASuISGruS, April D. 1873.
Sealed proposals, in duplicate, will be received ut
this office until Il O'Clock M. OF TUESDAY, the llth
day Of June next for furnishing raInns to the United
SateS marines at one or more OF the following sta
tions, from JuiY |, lsrs, 10 !pth June, ls7D;
Ports mouth, Srw Hampsire.
Charles s.pEn. Mass IrhuscttS
Brooklyn NV York
Lragic lslEnI.u ar phi'Rdplphla, Penn.
WWihiIgtUn, District nf COunhIa.
GoSpurt. HeIr SUr'OS, Virginia
AnnUpu l., Mar ylHud.
Marc Island, California
specifications, with blank prorosalS, can be oh
tanrd lun app uiOu ut any OF tn" stations named
or ut tile offices o. the CuarlcrmRslrr, wasr gtOn,
u. C. au Assistant Quart .rtlasterS IN South Fourth
street, Philadelphia Pa, and 30 Broad street, New
York.
Proposals should he indorsed Proposals for Ra-
tions,' aud addressed TO the undersigned.
W. H. SLACK.
my7-twiw Major and Quarlprntster.
National Republican., 1878-05-18
pRorosAIs FOR CAVALRY HORSES.

DErOT QuARrERMAsTER's OFFICE,
WASH SGT0N. u. G, May :. LIS
Sealed proposals INV ted, aIl will be received nj
tn Office until Il u'CO,k June lss, for fur.
nishng for The Quar"rI.a uer's Department fifteen
u5l Cavalry liUfsps. rs fol oNs:
The horses 10 sourd Ia ali particulars well broken,
In inl npsh aud LoOl condition, from III, On 40 10
sxtU, llGD hands !gh. from Ave (SD to Line (sl years
OLD. and wcll ap;ed In every way to cavalry pur-
pUs's.
thorough n'lc tinn Of Ga,h horse VIII bc made
by the Veterinary Sur,e II OF the Department, AID
thO7" tint do nj confirm TO the above description
will g esCL The lEttd states reserves tire giit
10 reject any all h!s, NJ Tia" UCr"piauCr Gf any
bid Wit dimud uInu Ia" previous 'nvGriDln insprc-
II II Of tho hurs,~ offered un li T the Md
Proposals >hu Ill b, marked pTOpusns iUr Horses
md addressed to la unicr-isnel ~
A. =. ROCKWELL.
mNI DNpuL QmnIleIml lhlNr.
National Republican., 1878-05-18

SPEAKER RANDALL's Pickwickian ex-
rlOits yesterday in constituting the paria-
hentary phase of the personal controversy
between Mcssrs. CONGER and GOoDE. be-
die anything, from "pcnny-antc blind" up
to u Pacific Railroad subsidy. He certainly
Is entitled to the belt Ms the Great North
American Champion Straddlcr.
National Republican., 1878-05-18
THE OUTRAGE CoNsUMMArEp.

BY reference to the published proceed
ings in another part of this paper il viii be
seen that the House, yesterday afternoon,
after wasting nearly weeks valuable time
cral interests of the country, cOnsummated
the great Democratic fraud in the passage
Of the PORTER resolution. The resolution
Of itself is Of no consequence, unless it aims
at revolution and II breaking up of the
as appearances now indicate. The proceed
! ngs Of the majority throughout have been
aggressive and outruscously oppressive to-
ward strong minority The application
OF the gag rule with vigorous and un-
hinching hand from first to last, cutting of
all opportunity ior amendment and discus
sion, is tymnird and in,u'l,rabIc violation
Of all the right, OF dcccncy and respect.
| The rulings Of the Speaker have been those
Of sordid uId unprjnrplcd dcmIgogUr,
! tyrnt, and tool Of u caucus, with
out the lc rsr regard for parliamentary Lw
the amenities Of life, or the proprictics Of
legislation Every Wincylc Of right and
every right pertaining t" the minority have
been ulhIr-Nly rumpIrd under foot by the
rulings ot a petty tymnt and the incidental
outraGcs Of his unprincipI"d hcuchmcn.
The vulgar manners Of the plantation have
been introduced into the chamber to insult
decency and bldckcn the page Of history.
The Southern braggart has ayIilcd him
National Republican., 1878-05-18

"a M. Leave Washington;
300 q. m.-Baim rel Ell cJtt city, and Way Sta
ti::O a. m.-.Iialtmore Evpres
and Man siniuns Hm,H ,Ss anI nn remon W
sia satmqrf nPofrs dl aHRrsis sk: and WAY stations
S30h m.-NEw lORR, PHIIAnElruiA. boston,
HSn IN hALTinonI Al ~, EXPRESS. PARLoRcAR to New
ISL n ms. L5nIs, Cine nn,iI Chicago and pitts
burg Express. Connects oI Hngersown and Valley
through Car 10 s;SuniSn PIRIoR.CSa 10 Grafton.
AMI SLEErISU-CAR to Cincinnati, Columbus Chicago,
sco@on ' Sunday Only only. Baltimore, Annapolis, and
.,fI;oo u M baltimore Express
l2Iop. MI Baltimore, EllIcott City, Annapolis and
fi:op m.-NEw YoRK, PHILADELPHIA, AND Dos.
TON EXPRESS On sunday to Baltimore and Way
i:SO p. m,-Baltmore, Blndchsburg. Annapolis June
ton, and Laurel EXPIRES; Fr derrick, VIA RELAY;
Winchester, aud Way Sli"i ms sun lay to Point OF
Rocks and WAY stations only. ,,,.
t5:O y. m-PhiIadciph'n Nor'nlk, and baltimore
Express. EllicOtt city. PAS1ESaERs ron NORFOLK
80 connect N sun lay for Norfolk. Stop at Bladcns.
burg and Laurel
tGb-CHICAUu ASD CoLuMBus ENPRrss. SLEEr-
iSo,t Ans To hicAgo
tGs, st Louis Cincinnati, Louisville. and Pitts
burg Express SLEErISG:CARs To s. ls,nls and Pits
tSp p m~NEw YonK FnIIA6ELrTTi, AND BAL;
JIaonE Exrnt?Ss sLEErITaSTAn to New York. and
Trains marked % daily.
Al other trains daily except sunday.
For further Information apply at Ticket Offices at
Depot, corner New Jersey avenue ard street -,
street northwest. Washington, aud NJ rsonIc Temple,
iiigh street, Georgrtgwn. W ere tickets cln he rrg,
". l. CLEMENTS Master Of Transportation.
iiEO \. KOONTZ General Agent.
National Republican., 1878-05-18
Massnchu~cti- lcpubIioamism.

~ ''t'h ItN 'NNSEI
1t Is q sign "f healthy reaction in the Republican
party when such II stGrly and uucJm Promising
KnIrul ~ Hon. Thomas Talbot is recognized
cvrfywhCrr u tie InH!I t. carry tho standard of
1873 In Mussnchusctts with him upon pro.
bounced Republican, lHti"rm, with M nonsense
can make ont ul their qIc'ttJnaDle coalitions and
combinations.
National Republican., 1878-05-18

THE Republican minority in the House
have made noble fight against the revolu-
tionary schemes of the Democratic majority.
They were defeated, it is true but not until
they had fully developed the law-brcakin I
spirit of the OppOsitiOn.
National Republican., 1878-05-18

THE record of the proceedings of the
House, during the five days of the present
week that have past, conclusivcly proves
the Democratic disregard of existing law
aud the willingness with which that party
violates obligations of honor pledged to
maintain such lawful aud solemnly enacted
compromises as the Electoral Commission
net
National Republican., 1878-05-18

poses. And there are idiots-fortunatcly
very fcw-in the navy who accept this as
brilliant journalism, forgetful that the in
nucnce of this kind of so-called sarcasm
cannot fail to have prejudicial effect
where stupid nippancy is understood to be
fnct
National Republican., 1878-05-18

THE Hon. LEOPOLD MORSE, whose anti
revolutionary views are printed elsewhere,
will be rewarded for his independence of
King Caucus rule yesterday by the approval
Of his own conscience and of honest non
partisan business men all over the country.
"Let well enough alone" seems to be his
motto, as it is the epgrammotic declaration
OF the desires of more than twO-thirds OF
the citizens Of the United States.
National Republican., 1878-05-18

Mr.. MILLS, of Texts. is evidently little
sore on account Of tn" refusal Of the House
to accord him an opportunity for an cx-
PLANTATION Of his position yesterday. But,
inspired as le evidently is 10y pure motives
and desire not only to serve the interests
of peace, but to submit to the supreme
laws Of the country, his political DEATH
is not 80 near at hand Us it was when, in
the Fory-iourh Congress, he denounced
the electoral count Is fraud.
National Republican., 1878-05-18

THE business men of every city in the
Union and non-partisans the country over
are satisfied that the Title shall remain un-
disturbed. The Republican party, there
foic, represented them in its opposition to the
POTrER-TlLDEN scheme, us it does also in
its demand that, if the hood-gates of inyesti-
CATION arc unfortunately to be opened, the
whole story of fraud no matter who may be
implicated, shall be exposed.
National Republican., 1878-05-18

THE "GOODE old times are coming back.
Here's an ex-Conicdcrate, ~ Sawthron gem
tleman, by Gawd, Sah." who proposes "t6
"hold him pusonally responsible for it,"
Heah's my kc-yard'-D charge the expense
Of the card to the stationery account Of the
Hnusnl
National Republican., 1878-05-18
Only Way Out Of u Grav. Difficulty.

,-NvN loIh lines
The refusal 10 Rccurd prdi'c to the Admini,tra.
tInn Is undDub,c lly the only way out of grave
dhculty, and In this respcc, the Pennsylvania Re.
PlblIcans have set an C&dmpiG which will have
inintOrs In other state. With all his sef.cum.
plHctnCy, til, President CNn hardly misunder-
stnnd the Significance Of the omission as regards
his own course or the general position occupied by
his nd, ,prS.
National Republican., 1878-05-18
Think of Killing Glover.
llurt.ltnl Pres.

The Democrat ,eri ,ll'y think Of killing Glover.
His laIczt Iii" pvcTy Is that the Louisiana commit
tee Of the last llbu.' spent sjL.DJ. Among the
Items j ChIrgc OF slg7 for Champaguc and nm
other Z chnrsr for "O.d Tag" WHISKY. Evidently
Glover must be masacrcd or the parry will be
ruined.
National Republican., 1878-05-18

TIE United STATE, navy certainly has
something more to do than simply "mAin-
stain the social position and conserving
@thc ballroom usefulness Of II elias, Of ,lr-
"gnnt young mon, vino, il the navy wee
"abolishrd, would be- compelled to 20 tu
"work for living, and thus become plrbi.
"ans, totally unfit to sustain the relation OF
"husband to any amhito. 5 and ari,tocutic
"y0ung American female" But the Demo,
cratic organ aippantly informs its reader,
that $500 100000 have been expended in the
last ten years by the navy ior these pur-
National Republican., 1878-05-18

THE Democrats again assumed all re-
sponsibility for the Deadlock in the
House, and the consequent delay in public
business, by refusing to adopt Mr.. HALE
proposition yesterday to lay the Titlc-In-
vcstigation subject on the table. The re.
cord Of responsibility continues to grow.
National Republican., 1878-05-18
Not Clear of Cnpltalisis unh Demagogues

WoridUgtnrn who ina glue that ,hc National party
Will keep clear Of capitalists Az hcmHsOHIc, II
plea take notice uIthr fact tnul II has lust made
upH ticket IN PcnnyivaniH comp sod ul two rich
mWrcr, aud Il wealthy urIn.r. Not much repre-
seHt.ItlJn Of the horny y.hNudvI clement there
National Republican., 1878-05-18
simply II Drag-Set Affair,

Mr.. Potter only mn'le II bad matter worse when
he Gtcmr,c'i 10 is'hn ANY purpose to reopen the
Presidential qu sitpn. ils disclaimer, allowing
It's truthtlncS'. riiDw,d thai like all other Demo-
cratic invC'tg it!Dns This one i to be simply a
drag.ECt affair for vdiIpaigm plIrpOsys.
National Republican., 1878-05-18

THE New York Times, with Characteristic
captiousness, finds fault with the Pennsyl-
vania Republican platform because it en-
braces some things and does not embrace
Others. But the Times long ago ceased to
write, if it ever did, the platforms of any
party, and 1t is possible that the Pennsylva-
mia Republicans will he able to get along
without its approval They made excellent
nominatons-thc best, rs we have said be-
fore, that have been put up for years, and
were shrcwd enough not 10 antagonizc any
OF the vital or progressive interests of cur
rent political development But above all
they are unanimous in supporting both the
ticket and the platform, which latter is &C =
ccptablc to them. The carping of the Tmcs,
based rs 1t is upon personal antIpathcs to
certain leading Keystone Republicans, will
have no other effect than to exhibit to the
world the selfish, scolding propensities OF
this would-be mother-in-law to the Repub-
lican party.
National Republican., 1878-05-18

they stood "and smiled at Satan's rage"
until they were overwhelmed by his hosts
and forced to yield to superiority of num-
bers and now the people will stand with
them
National Republican., 1878-05-18

Mr.. GoODE of Nirginia-ride Speaker
RANDALL-is a child who squcals when he
Is hurt. Naughty bird, that CoNGER, to
peek at this little cad from the Mother OF
Statesmen
National Republican., 1878-05-18

REDELLIoN, or repudiation of existing
law, is the best face that can be put upon
the POTTER resolution.
National Republican., 1878-05-18

MIR. GooDE Is especially concerned about
his "hounh, sab pcrhUp, when he comes
to think the whole matter over he will re-
turn to the Treasury the money he has
drawn from it in the past us un illegally
elected member Of the House. But"honuh"
and conscience are two different thimss in
Democratic estimation. Tine lormrr mean,
blum, homhst, and shum-chi,nlry and the
latter well, the Democracy never had any,
aud only know Of it as Il Republican char
.icteristic
National Republican., 1878-05-18

THE business interests of the country
stood behind the Republicans of the House
in their endeavor TO defeat the POTTER
Title-lnvestigation conspiracy.
National Republican., 1878-05-18

THE New Rebellion born yesterday OF
Democratic tyranny was ushercd into ex-
istence while the very skies of Heaven were
overcast with portcntous clouds.
National Republican., 1878-05-18

THE Electoral Commission act-a solemn
compromise between the two parties in
1876 -T7-is violated in spirit and letter by
the Potter resolution.
National Republican., 1878-05-18
FOR STATIONERY.

Pusr-OFFIcE DEpARTNESr, May ~, 1873
sealed proposal. viii b. re- eivtd 1t this depart nent
until - clock ~. on IhUl,SIAN, June 20 ISIS
for furnishing STATIONERY i-r the Pot Oiice lie
partuI-ut for one year from July |, lS1s.
BNnR forms at proposals showing the Items ard
estimated quanlifiis required, together with circular
relating thereto will be- furnished on application 10
this Department.
POp sails should he addressed to the First Assist.
ant POstmastcr-Generu and ndorsed Proposals for
Stationery" u. NJ. KEY,
m .tpr-f f,puar nj
National Republican., 1878-05-18

lCncinnpti Gazette.
The thought Is suggested IL one small war claim
of $500 creates sn'l a rumpHs in CJngrc.s, what
will happen when the whole $4,000 90 of them
are brought up for action?
National Republican., 1878-05-18

THE Republican Congressional Campaign
Committees address, printed elsewhere, is
simply terse analysis of the revolutionary
tendencies of the political situation-a COM
pendulum, in short, of the evils that threaten
the Republic as a consequence of the adOp-
ton Of the POTTER resolution. All division
of party, growing out of differences regard
ing this or that line of policy, is ignored in
it, and it will serve us a rallying cry for the
concentration of Republican strength
throughout the country. 1t is a timely
stroke, appearing us it does at the same mo-
ment with the announcement of the crown
ing iniImy of Democratic rule in the popu-
lar branch of Congress, and cannot fail to
attract attention and command respect.
The rebound of its influence will be heard
in the echoes Of shouts and huzzahs for Re-
publican victories in the coming campaigns.