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National Republican., 1878-09-21

If Secretary GEORGE GoRHAM Of the Re-
publican National Executive Committee, Is
trying TO run the committee as a disseminator
OF irrcdeemable grpcnback imitation theories,
or for theories Of any increase of the dangerous
pnwor Of issuing legal-tender notes then let
Secretary GoRHAM give place to a sound man.
Cincinnati Gasrttc.
The GG.a'c did well to preface this nsser-
ton with IN "if," for Mr.. GoRHAM has
never undertaken to disseminate the ideas
referred to. The fallacy of irredeemnble
currency is MS clear and as obnoxious TO his
mind rs il is to that Of any sound-money
Republican in the country. All that Mr..
GORHAM bGs done has been in defense of
the Republican party and to expose tho pre-
tentious fraud of the Democratic claims
20 particular friendship for the green
back system. The Gazette has done the
same, and will continue to do it
50 long rs it opposes the insidious treachery
of such hypocTtical Democratic leaders as
Senator THURMAN. As to the legal-tender
question, Mr. GORHAM simply declaimod
against Senator WALLACEs amendment TO
to the Ohio Idee, which is to substitute non
legal-tendcr greenbaCks for the national
bank notes. He warned the people against
this disgraceful and dishonest subterfuge
in language which at once defined his ear
nest opposition to irredeemabe currency.
National Republican., 1878-09-21

THERE is some difference, it is true, be-
tween COHEN and his gang Of tramps and
who stand behind the protecting shadow of
the fat Democracy of the VOORHEES, kid
ney; but they all seek the same object
the peoples money. THURMAN, EWING
VOORHEES,, and the entire crowd of Bour-
bon Fatists are nothing more nor less than
so many CoHENs, who 90 about their plum,
dering work in more skillful and appa,
rently legal manner.
National Republican., 1878-09-21

The suggestion that the next meeting Of
the PORTER Court of Inquiry shall be held
in New York city, instead of at Vest Point,
is a wise one. PORTER is traitor and was
convicted rs such; but he is also graduate
OF the West Point Military Academy, and
the impulse OF the West Point influence
to free the academy from the stigma which
rests upon it because of the treason Of one
Of its graduates-is exerted to some extent
in his favor. The same influences prevailed
III his behalf when he was first tried in
1853; but they will fail now as they did
then
National Republican., 1878-09-21

gin to see and feel that cheap, honest money
can be issued direct from the Government
the same as it can S,rough banking agen-
cics. They prefer, in short, the obligation
Of the Government itself to the obligation
of some other institution made good by the
Government Endorsement upon it. These
are the signs OF the times, and the sooner
the leaders of all parties begin to heed
them the better.
National Republican., 1878-09-21

with Land Office clerk He has often been
known to order crew of Patent Office en-
ployees to take reef in the forecastle and
stand by to haul in on the lee brazil Of the
ah smoke.staek. These qualifications do
not disturb his popularity among his sea-
f'ring Jersey friends, however, and he will
sail into Mr.. sINSICKsoN's seat with his
Colors flying, and come to anchor with all
the equauimity of tried and true Republi.
can who belongs there.
National Republican., 1878-09-21

IT is hinted vicariously that before the
campaign is over Mr. Secretary SCHrRz
will have something to say that will not
displease the Republicans" This hint
will, of course, lie accepted as the founda.
tion Of another batch of dispatches about
Cabinet changes by the unfeeling scribblers
of Newspaper Row; but they are always
jumping at conclusions.
National Republican., 1878-09-21

THERE is n prospect of trouble in Ohio OF
a serious kind. growing out OF the Demo
cratic opposition TO the United States law
for the appointment of election supervisors.
The rights OF the great State of Ohio, which
do not seem 10 have been sadly ignored
lately, are to be asserted by the Democratic
Governor thereof, and the way kept open
free from Federal interference for the aC-
customcd ballot-boX stufIing, by which that
party gains its rare victories over the will
of the people. It remains to be seen what
the President will do in the way of enl1rc-
ing this law against the unconciliated DEM
Ocracy of his own State
National Republican., 1878-09-21

AMONG the convicts in the Auburn Peni-
tentiary there are forty-two lawyers. Among
the lawyers outside of the same institution
there is SAM TILpEN, and any number of
Democratic Oregon cipher-dspatch writers.
National Republican., 1878-09-21

THE Cinnamon OF San Francisco have
sent contribution of 81 200 to the yellow
fever relief fund. KEARNEY is still passing
around the hat for the benefit of his own
pocket aud Ben BuTLEE's campaign. The
Chinese must GO,
National Republican., 1878-09-21
A Pine Pair to Draw to.


The Nationals ought 10 take General Butler as
their candidate for President and Senator Thurman
n their candidate for Nicc-Presidcnt. Butler has
no principles to disown, and Thurman has dis.
owned all the principles he had
National Republican., 1878-09-21
Outside the Traditions.

TNHTIsds NTIy JOWITIhTI
Wonders will never cease. Tho Democratic pres s
of Missouri are really discussing the question
whether Best Is at oil times entirely sober. We pro.
test against this as anti Democratic, outside the
traditions. and without precedent in the customs
OF the party,
National Republican., 1878-09-21

The Ohio Idee in the West, Bcnbutlersm
in New England, and the DAYARD Idea OF
hard-money scattered around loose this
is the present national aspect of the Democ-
rncY.
National Republican., 1878-09-21

another candidate would be more likely to be
elected he would most chccrniy yield 70 him.
This looks as II the State were To have the bencft
OF Mr. Townsenfs valuable services for another
term. and Is therefore most welcome news
National Republican., 1878-09-21

THE Baltimore Goscne is sadly disgrun-
tied over the nominee Of its party for Gov
ernor in Massachusetts. 1t calls him a
vulgar old Republican bully and leader
who assailed "a helpless Democratic con-
"vention." This is all very sad but since
BEN BUTLER voted for JEFF DAVIS, de-
claimed for hard money, sustained tho re-
construction acts, inspired the civil rights
bill and fought it through the House, and
now declaims for soft money, it is to be ex-
pected that such a thoroughly consistent,
high-toned, and conscientious journal as the
Gazette will find it a little difficult to swal-
low him, even if the dose is seasoned with
Worcester sauce.
National Republican., 1878-09-21

THE fundamental principle Of a Demo-
cratic campaign in Massachusetts, is to hiIe
hall, and then hire all the other halls in
the neighborhood of the nominating con-
vention. Thi, being done, rise early in the
morning and catch all Of the worm that
crawls out of its hole This was BUTLERs
plan, and his success in executing it strikes
terror to the hearts Of the old time Dour.
bons who adjourned" from Worcester to
meet in Boston next week. They have al
ready begun to sleep and take their meals
in that building, and Tuesday night next
will bar the doors and windows and plug
up the key-holes. It is certain that BUr-
LER will be on hand to torment them.
National Republican., 1878-09-21

SECRETARY SHERMAN is still engaged in
the contradiction business. He may as well
suspend it now, as after while, when he
learns that the Opposition press including
the so-called Republican New York Times,
will never give him credit for denying their
neutrality-suspicious. of his statements. What
he said at Toledo was said after earnest
thought and serious study. The people un-
derstaud this and will not believe he has
recanted, as he has not, anything contained
In that great speech. The 7im's will con-
tinue to charge him with habitual lalslt-
"cation and Misrepresentation" bat no one
who knows what the Times really is-and
who does not will believe its charges.
National Republican., 1878-09-21

The Chicago Tribune credits the Hon
GEORGE NJ robson with having been Sec
rotary Of the Interior 1t understands, how
ever, that he is running lor the House H.
New Jersey and will learn in time that he
has been elected. When our men-of-war
and gun-boats were sailing around the great
Western praires under his charge as the
head Of the Interior Department he learned
thing or two, including a knowledge Of
how to man the poop-deck with an Indian
agent and seattle the lying-j jib-bOOm gar
National Republican., 1878-09-21
Gathering In all the De,nagogues.


The news from Maine and Ben Buffers success
In Massachusetts, has brought Talleyrand Hendricks
of the fence lie no longer tells the HOoSiers wha
Voorhees, believes; he speaks out mRnfuly io
himself So the tide OF population Is gathering IN
al the demagOgucs. and nothing Is lcft to homes
Democrats but 10 vote with the Rcpnblcnn Marty.
National Republican., 1878-09-21

RESUMPTION is now fixed fact only
fO2 days more and it will become n legal
fact
National Republican., 1878-09-21
"nmt I Mns Just In Time"

lChicago Tribune
Scene: Senator Thurman jumping over rail
cnce In Ohio and striking rather hard on the other
| was Just in time"
National Republican., 1878-09-21
.HIRRIED,

GOLDSBOROUGH-COY Paris, France,
September :. nj the Church OF the Holy Trinity, by
M Rev. John Il. Morgan, ijr. FDuuND HFN.
SEIN GOLIs~BuROUGH and Miss AtAHN FARH, daugl.-
i"r o. the late Ftzhugh Coye, all Of Washington,
DI
National Republican., 1878-09-21

" you GClirc cheeks with roses Of health upon
them If YOU want that IcCuliar brilliAncy Of COM
piCNiOn 20 priced by lRGlcs and admired by every
body; II, In Il word, you want that perfection oi
lhysicGl Appearance that pure blood insuTes, use
bF null'S fllp,l MINturp
National Republican., 1878-09-21
E0Y Sale.
"THE HiNDsOMEsr Row IN W."
1889, 1894, 1895, 1888, and le4O Rhode Island ay


Two story, basement. ard mnnsard with sub
cellars. heavy stone foundations; II rooms; (;
bays to ever slCry; verandah n rear, with mr.
railgements or summer cooking; two water
clio cts; two stationary wHslistAnds hot aud cold.
puubei ~ a. prevent the possibility OF OdOrs tn
teTing; Iron speaking tubes To principal rooms pa7
tons and rUof irussed thus sulanhg tie hOOrS and
preventing the cracking Of walls IresCOed ceilings
aud walt cNpoi slYc tiimmings and casngs, stained
In Imitation OF walnut; two years In building, mainly
By days work under tho minute personal direction
u owner with special reference to thoroughnesS,
hTmn,ss, and durability no cement OF which Is ack
lngi steps, walks aud ARA, Df stone; lsp. corner
with tower, v rooms, butlers pantry, with sink:
elegant wardrobe, with mirror: three wnshsands,
aiUd by furnace: II hard wood cabinet hnish. ele
giant - any olse ia the city, All were built Win
view to the needs Of persons Of dscefnment and IaSe
who require home mere elegant and durable than
the chop constructions usually built for sale As
owner Il obliged 10 realize they will he sold for
fourth les than builder would cT g to reproduce
them. Apply on the premises sep!.im'
TOR SALE-CALL AND SEE orR LIST OF
Il property for sale. JOHN SHERMAN & CO.. ~
Cloud Bulldug. Real estate and loans lyH.ly
ENOR SALE-A DESIRABLE BUSINESS PROP
Il erty on Fourteenth street northwest, easy
Inquire at Kcnnely's Real Estate Agency,
seltlw 20 Flftennlh street n1rhweyt.
National Republican., 1878-09-21
SPECIAL NOTICE.

Having resumed my connection with Mr. CHAs
RtOFF In the Hat, Cap, and Fur business, would
endcnvOT to present TO them the latest and best styles
Oi goods IN the market JAMES T.. WlLLEIT
u Pennsylvania avenue.
National Republican., 1878-09-21
IlI ED.

GRFEN.-om the 9lth instant DAVID =. GREEN
aged % years
Funeral from his late residence, No. 90 Il street
nOrthWlBt. SUNDAY. NJ U,ClOCk p N.
National Republican., 1878-09-21
Just rs Soon Chew Up MIX Ticket.

General Weaver Is a consi stcnt fiat money man.
He would Just as soon chew up milk ticket when
he Is thirsty as drink quart of milk. So long a
the ticket good for the milk II suits him just
well When he wants 10 20 to Chicago he buys a
ticket, sits down In his Office and actually believes
that he goes TO Chicago without getting out of his
chair because his ticket says 1t is good for passage
to Chicago,
National Republican., 1878-09-21
Bankers.

rINHE GERNAN-AMERICAN SAVINGS BANK
l. No. ~. FstIeet northwest, corner Seventh stree
Open daily nom 10 H. to T. M; on Saturday even
higs nom to y. NJ. 10 receive deposits only. AiteI
nrst deposit any amount from five cents upwards
ceived SAFE deposit boxes Tor rent In fire nnd bury
larprOof vault ut SO, ti4S, els, Us, and SO year.
Tho largest and most convenient boxes In the city.
OClbly
National Republican., 1878-09-21
Educational.
NATIONAL MEDICAL COLLEGE
OF THE
COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY.


The iry.seventh course or Lectures will begin on
Tuesday, October at O'Clock D. IN, with m Intro.
ductory by Professor ". w JOHNSTON, NJ D.
FACULTY
James q. weliing, LII. D.,
President Of the Columbian University.
a, v. 7. Garnett, ". D.,
Emeritus Professor Of clinical Medicine, aud PrcsL
dent OF the Medical FnCu.ty.
John e. Riley, A. NJ, NJ. D.,
Professor of Mnterin Medicl and ThcrRpeutica.
j. Ford Thompson, VI. d.,
Professor OF Surgery.
w. w. Johnston, VI. d.,
a. p. A. King, VI. -.
Professor Of Obstetrics and the Diseases of Women
and children,
Edward r. Fristoo, 4. NJ, IL. d.,
Professor of Chemistry and Toklcology,
william Lee, NJ. D.,
Professor OF Physioogy,
Elliott Coues, VI. D., Ph. d.,
Lecturer on Anatomy,
". 7. Sewers, A. NJ, NJ. d.,
Demonsttatot OF Anatomy.
G. A. Hoover, NJ. D.,
Assistant to Chair Of Physiology ard Curator Of
Museum.
A. G. Adams, ". d.,
Prosector to Chair OF Anatomy.
JOHN e. RILEY, NJ. d., Dean,
s.l7.2w ip7 New York avenne, Washington. d. e.
National Republican., 1878-09-21
PeysOnli'

yVANTED-THE GENTLEMAN (wHo LIVES
w on New York avCnuel who so kindly offered to
rs.it me last Saturday might 10 Lafayette square;
please address me. 7. u. WILSON, washinrtUB
,ity. d. q srulis
National Republican., 1878-09-21
E0r Bent.

-
~ street northwest. with brick stables In rear.
REGINALD FENDABL, S2b FOurand.hhnlt street
northwest sclT.iw
FOR RENT-CALL AND SEE OUR LIST OF
Il property for rent JOHN SH ERMAN 4 co,
jy3lly 81 cloud Building
FURNISHED ROOMS AT 800 INDIANA AVE
= nne. Ln3l.lm
National Republican., 1878-09-21
Wanted.

WANTED--BY A-FIRaTCLASS WRITER AND
W RccOuntant, n pp,iitn In which he can make
himself us"fnl. Is willing To work In any Capaat y.
Money no object. Good references. Ad lress h r.,
Republican office. sep,Lr
SlTuATlON WANTED.-SlOO OR 10 PER CENT.
y OF salary for any Government situation. Address
r. l., Republican Office, seI2Jlt
A NEW ENGLAND LADY WISHES TO EX-
"a change teaching for board In first Class private
family. Address Mss O. Republican oiiice. soy-3t
WANTED-uPIioLsTERI WORK.-CARL
W !. W. DERGMASN, g5 9 stree; northwest
Carpet aud mating sewed and put down: new mat
tre.s.s made to order, and old ones renovated All
cabinet repairing done by skilled hands ut gJi street
northwest. near PntentOili au5LJm
National Republican., 1878-09-21
Howard University Medical College

Winter session will commence OCTOBER /, and
continue hve mouths. This school offers = thorough
course OF medical instruction to all properly qualified
applicants, without regard TO SEN or COLOR TUI
IlpN FREE For circular address C. H. PURVIS
n. D., Secretary, No. Ills Thirteenth street.
FiCrLTY!
". W. Patton, ID. d., President.
Gideon s. Palmer, NJ. D.,
DEAN AND PROFESSOR OF PHYSIOLOGY
AND HYGIENE.
Charles n. ruryi-, ". D.,
SECRETARY AND PROFESSOR OF OBSTET
RiLS AND DISEASES OF wOMEN AND
Mel =. Graham, VI. D.,
PRoFESsoR OF TIE PRINCIPLES AND
PRACTICE OF SURGERY.
Daniel =. Lamb. NJ. H.,
PROFESSOR or DESCRIPTIVE AND SUR
GlCAL ANATOMY
William II. seaman, a. NJ,
CHEMISTRY.
Thomas u. Hood, NJ. D.,
PROFESSOR OF THE PRINCIPLES AND
PRACTICE OF MEDICINE.
John 4. Brackett, VI. d.,
PROFESSOR OF MATERIA MEDICA AND
THERA APECTtCS
:. X. Watts, VI. d.,
LECTURER on PHARMACOLOGY.
A. I. BOgue, VI. d,
DEMONsfRAToR OF ANATOMY. scpiim
National Republican., 1878-09-21
NOTICE OF C0-PARTNERSHIP.

We, JAMES 7. .wILLETTRnd CHARLES RUOFF
have this day rt-Cneroi into 60 pnrtneTshlp, and
the tirIn will be known as sWILLETT Il RuOFF, Hat
tors and Furriers - - -
JAMES +, WILLErr,
SEPT II, ISIS. CHARLIS RtOFF,
spfisM Dos Pennsylvania avenue.
National Republican., 1878-09-21
PROF. E. BARILI

VIII resume his Singing Lessons on THURSDAY,
SEPTEMBER 10. ut MARiNrs HALL where he can
be seen
THURSDAYS, FRIDAYS. AND SATURDAYS,
from 10 to u o'clock n. m. seilim
MISS NARROWER WILL REOPEN HER
4NA 81 hool for Young ladies and Children sopteIn.
Der B. Circulars ut bookstores and residence OF tile
principal, 1880 street opposite Franklin rark.
National Republican., 1878-09-21

WASHINGTON, SEPTEMBER 81, ISIS.
National Republican., 1878-09-21
T,EFT.OFF CLOTHING.

BOOTS SHOES, HATS, WATCHES, PISTOLS
JEWELRI, &c,
Can be sold for the highest cash prices. Gents cloth
ing especially desired for which the rNtreme value
will Id paid by calling on ar addressing llERZOG 3s
Ninth street northwest near Pennsylvania avenue
Orders promptly attended to. lnRr2s'tf
nISSOLUTION or PARTNERSHIP THE
- partnershp heretofore existing between II. p.
LOWE and J. j., ARCHER was dissolved un the lst
day Of April ls7s, by mutual consent Pending busi-
ness divided uf which lLelr correspondents VIII lie.
Ceive due notice, Present ulhvu Of r. l.. Love- nttol
nrY at law, $40 street
Sept, u, 49,. srpl'Ns II. p. LOWE.
REMOVED
THE NATIONAL METRuPOITTAN FIRE
lNSl RANCE COMPANY
Has removed to ~ MARKET SPACE
Board VI Trade Rooms Jy2+4m
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1878-02-15

The trial of Gen. Tom Anderson, one of
the Louisiana Returning Board, for frau
dulently altering the election returns in
November 1877, was concluded Thursday,
by the jury bringing in verdict Of guilty.
The punishment is five years in the State
prison. Madison Wells and the two ne
gro members of the same board will be
tried in turn. The sense of right in the
American people may work slowly, but it
is sure, and it is to this gathering and over
whelming sentiment of justice in their
breast: that these events are due.
Secretary Sherman, Stanley Mathews,
G fairfield and others Of the visiting states
men, who went to New Orleans to get
the count through, have sent telegram
assuring Anderson that they believe him
innocent and prosecuted. President Hayes
it is said disapproges of the trial as breach
of faith by the Louisiana authorities, and
so will signify in letter.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1878-02-15

The Richmond Dispatch publishes
Gen. Echols' speech on the debt question,
some FIVE columns. in full and says of it:
We invite the readers attention to the
able and informatory speech of General
Echols on the subject of the State debt.
It gives what the people want to know,
and is sound in both craftsmanship and
morals.
The Richmond "Whig'' the Adjusters,
leading paper gives the following incident
in connection with its delivery:
Gen. Echols' elocution is easy, flowing
and graceful-but scarcely rough enough
for these rough times. In the course of
his remarks, with uplifted hands, he
thanked the preachers for stepping to the
front to save the imperilled morals of tho
land. There happened to be three or four
of them present-as If in expectation Of
the savory laudation. Either this circum-
stance, or the implication in General Ech-
OILS remarks. or both combined, provoked
Mr.. Harvie to his feet-and pointing t.
the reverend gentlemen, he admonished
them to be certain that they were not serv-
ing Mammon more than God-and while
yielding to them the field of religion, 1t
protested against their assuming superb
ority of morals over the members of tina.
House-whose morals, he assured them.
were as good as theirs, and may be better.
The protest was generally relished as time
ly and appropriate.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1878-02-15

SHOCKING CASES OF TRICHINE.-A
Youngstown, Ohio, dispatch says: s'There
is great excitement here and at Girard'
five miles northwest, over the discovery of
several cases of trichin8. Six weeks ago
Frederick Benk, ST., a laborer at the Cir
ard furnace, killed hog, and from the
head and other rough parts, made what is
called 'wurst.' Of this the entire family,
numbering five, ate heartily in its raw state.
few days afterwards Mrs. Frederick
Benk was taken sick, and died on New
Years Day. the family physician pronoun-
cling the disease typhus fever and rheu-
matism. Their two children, Eva and
Frederick, Jr., aged respectively five and
seven years, were taken sick shortly before
their mother died, the symptoms being the
same. Another physician was called in,
and be pronounced the disease spotted
fever. Wednesday of last week Dr.. Lau-
terman, of this city, graduate Of the Tn
iversity of Austria at Vienna, was called.
He Immediately declared the disease was
trichinB, other physicians r1diculing his
diagnosis. On Sunday Eva died and was
buried. Yesterday DR.. Lauterman insis-
ted on re examining the pork in use by the
family, and with the naked eye white bod
1Co WClC ulOCOVOlCu LII C1l0 1AuSC1Cp3 WILLY
with the aid of a microscope the thread
like worm wound up spirally, was found
in countless numbers. To-day a small
portion of the muscle was taken from an
arm of the. dead girl by DR.. Lauterman,
and from calculations made bv him, one
cubic inch of muscle contains 100000 trich-
ina spirals. The boy Fred was visited to-
day by an Enquirer correspondent, who
found him lying in bed on his back, with
his arms and legs wonderfully swollen and
drawn out Of shape by contraction of the
muscles. On touching the muscles hisp in
became indescribable. His physician saws
death is almost inevitable. Mrs. Benk,
sister of Frederick Benk. ST., who lives
with him, was taken sick to-day. DR..
Lauterman says that within twenty four
hours she will be Frustrated with the ter
rible disease. Ernest Benk, of this city,
attended the funeral Of Frederick on New
Years Day and partook Of the meat in
use in the Benk family and teiday was
Frustrated with trichina.-Cimcinnati En-
01ii1,pr