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National Republican., 1878-09-27

shows that he has been spoiled through Ex-
ecutive indulgence and f,voritism, and 1t Is
about time the President, through the law
officer of the Government, informed Mr..
HAMPTON that the laws of the United States
will be enforced in South Carolina by the
arm and agencies of the Federal power
peaccnbly, If possible but forcibly, with the
aid of the United States army, if needs be.
When one power or prerogative is remitted,
then the breach will be made, and another
will follow, until State sovereignty becomes
an accomplished fact by Federal consent.
We have no idea that the Government will
listen TO this proposition with the slightest
favor but if it should, HAMPTON will have
achieved the proudest triumph of his life.
THE New York Tribune is anxious to hear
little vigorous thunder from Massachu-
sets TO wake the old-time echoes all over
the country" The old-time echoes have
been feebly awakened in some Of the stall
wart Republican sections very frequently
during the past six or..seyen years, but both
Massachusetts and the Tribune turned
deaf ear to them. 1t is only of late Stree
the dreamers, the Liberals, and the idiotic
concilators have been awakened to the fact
that treason is still rampant in the South,
that the aforetime abolition sentiment of
New England has been aroused to its former
activity. The season of Gush at the Bunker
Hill Centennial in 1875 carried the Yankees
away from their old political moOrings, and
for q time they were harbored among the
sunken rocks of civil service sham reform
and general political namby-pambyism.
1t required exactly the present condition Of
affairs, when Southern liOurbonism is joined
with the Northern Doughlacc Democracy in
an effort to plunder the Treasury, ruin the
credit Of the Government, and destroy
values generally, to open their eyes TO the
extent Of their backsliding. Their pockets
have been touched, and they begin TO revert
to the principles their old-time leaders
fought for when New England sentiment
was pure and philauthropic. 1t is therefore
probable that the vigorous thunder the Tri-
bHnc ycarns for will not be entirely free
from the muilling influences of stocks, bonds,
and ledger accounts when it comes.
National Republican., 1878-09-27

AFTER declaring that " Congress- has no
power to make anything unless it be gold
and silver legal tender" the FanuciI Han
boilers of the Massachusetts Democracy
further declared that whatever currency
is issued by the Government shall be re-
ceivable by the Government in payment
" of public dues at its face value" If this
is not narrowing the currency down to hard
pan and limiting it to coin, and coin alone,
what is it? To carry out this policy to its
logical results would be to contract the cir
culating medium down to the amount Of
gold and silver coin in the country, and ill
the vaults of the Treasury with all Of that
National Republican., 1878-09-27

WADE HAMPTON may scorn Massachu-
sets, but he docs not "scorn' an attempt
to usurp the powers of the Unitch States
Government. lie has made propositions to
the Government that it shall surrender its
powers AMI agencies for enforcing the in.
ternal-rcyenuc laws in that State into his
hands and retire from the discharge Of its
sworn constitutional trusts and duties
This would he Il practical yielding and sur
render Of Federal sovereignty to- demand
for State sovereignty, and then South Caro-
lima would substantially occupy the position
she contcndcl for in rebellion. Til, piece
OF iupertinence on the part OF HAMPTON
National Republican., 1878-09-27
A Glimpse at Saratoga.

new lbIk lllHts
Il Is truo THAT what Is known rs the Admlnsts
ton party Is In a hopeless minority hcrc--R minor.
i'y 81 snail and Insignificant that were ii not fol
George William Curtis 1t would never be heard of
nearly all the delegates are against the Admins
tTGtOn they must, in consequence, he servants, or
even friends of senator Cunkliug. There scores
Of strong Republicans here who are bitterly opposed
to the Presidcnt-opposed to him because Of his
yGCllating southern policy and the miserable pre-.
tense Of civil-serYice reform, under which General
Arthur was suspended from the COlleCtOrship
These men, for the moment, stand upon the same
platform with the senator, but aside from this they
have nothing in common with him.
KEEP the blood pure and the health of the sys
tenn viii follow, DR. Bulls Blood Mixture Will nc
COmplish this in Il short pCriOl.
National Republican., 1878-09-27

WADE HAMPTON tells his Democratic
admirers that he earnestly desires to see
every Republican in office expelled and the
Republican party annihilated. At the same
time he declares that President HAYES is
one of the greatest most philalthropic, and
patriotic Presidents the country ever had
There is something wrong about all this
but We have no especial desire to explain
wherein the wrong exists
National Republican., 1878-09-27

Now that the boilers have completed
their ticket up in Massachusetts,, it will be
in order for a few more Butlerian Democrats
TO decline the nominations rendered to them
by the Worcester convention The venera-
bic CALEB CUSHING. Of Virginia, will soon
be tumbling out Of the ranks, in which he
never did belong except by virtue of the
fact that in old times he stood alongside of
Ben BUTLER as States Rights Bourbon
Demncrlt
National Republican., 1878-09-27

TIE public in this section of the country
and further North is curious TO know some
thing more about the very bad uses " to
which some of the yellow fever contribu-
tOus sent to New Orleans were put. No
reasonable man would expect that the
handling of such large sums of money, in
the abscnse Of any accountability rs to the
manner of its use, could occur anywhere
without sOme of it being miSappropriated;
but the curiosity to know what has been
going on exists just the same. The truth
is that the most depraved phases rs well rs
the most exalted, OF human nature are de-
velopcd in such epidemics, and it is just as
natural for certain classes of human beings
to dance and hurrah and debauch them
selves in the midst of plague rs it is for
others to sacrifice themselves upon the altar
Of solemn duty to their suffering fellow
beings. 1t was not expected when these
contributions were made that every cent Of
them would be devoted to legitimate pur-
poses, and the information that some part
of them has been diverted from proper and
intended uses Is therefore not to be Won
dcrcd at. But it will nevertheless receive
the Just condemnation it deserves.
National Republican., 1878-09-27

A WESTERN exchange says there would
be one gain in making Ben BUTLER Govern
or of Massachusetts; itwould take him out
of Congress. lie is already out, or will be,
after the 4th of March next, and it is to be
hoped that no stupidity blind luck will ever
permit him to return.
National Republican., 1878-09-27

WHEN wheel-hOrses get to pulling in op-
posite directions the vehicle behind them
is apt to suffer. But here is wheel-horse
THURMAN pulling the Democratic cart in
the direction of soft money and wheel-horse
BAYARD pulling it in the direction of hard
money. The traces will soon break and the
load will rattle back down the hill into the
ClOngh Of defeat
National Republican., 1878-09-27

ance, and 80 ends the fabric OF credit In all Its
forms, and IN all Its results OF accumulation"
THE Oldest man present." said Senator Voor-
hees in his speech at Peru Ind, cannot recollect
when times were as hard as they now are and the
laborer was so poorly paid" II remember when ]
worked for 50 month"; said one Of his audience.
THE Hon. Milton saylcr was observable on the
streets yesterday, apparently In state Of robust
health; but, TO the praCtiCed eye, pcntrating be-
malignant and incuntblc malady known TO the In.
itiatcd as 1trdii'opcdkORihCfndnccs Cincinnati
National Republican., 1878-09-27

THE Democratic State convention at Syr-
acuse on Wednesday demonstrated several
things. First, that it has lost none of its
capacity for intestinal trouble. Second,
that JOHN KELLY is king bee of the hive.
And third, that TILDEN is held in nearly as
much detestatiOn by his own party as he is
by the Republicans. 1t is evident that the
Democrats of the State of New York will
never lay awake nights to discover a way to
"bounce HAYES" in TILDEN's favor.
National Republican., 1878-09-27
IN Getting nj Ills Heart.
lChIcago Timcs.l

Charles Foster admits that he Is personal friend
Of the President, but has nCTrr yet succeeded in
getting Rt his heart. ilc never came away from an
interview without II s'rOng feeling that lie had not
gus ul his heart. Every one can get so far, and
| have tl Eu | with Mat news and Others who are
supposed to have been Is near the Chief Executive
~ any one Gan stl am 'hr! ~ irIlle lhe same
IiN, Hi Exccllency actually got Il heart anywhere
nLlnt his DeI.nnI
National Republican., 1878-09-27
Purchase Ton or Two OF Paper.

The Nationals" would hail few hundred mill.
ions Of rclcl claims with delight, the of
printing the money 10 cancel them would be nDmi-
nal and mn immense amount of currency could thus
be CXpelitiousy put into circulation. And If we
ure Ia have flat money, probably the cheapest way
tu get rid OF the rebel claims Is TO pay them. 1t
would only involve an expenditure necessary TO
purchase n ton or Two Of paper and few days run.
ming Uf the Government printing presses.
National Republican., 1878-09-27

THE Republicans of New Hampshire con-
tend that the question of human rights
shall be held as paramount to that OF
finance or any other issue. In this they are
clearly right and wise, for the moment the
Republican party lets go that issue, which
vitalized it into existence it loses its main
anchor and will so ndritt in dangerous
waters. The question of equal rights is the
first that should engage the attention OF u
HDerty-lov!ng American citizen.
National Republican., 1878-09-27

amouNt required for the payment of public
dues" The sum left for the use of the
people after that would as matter Of
course, be readily controlled by the money
sharks and capitalists of New England, and
National Republican., 1878-09-27
POLITICIL NOTES.

SENATOR BliITE speaks every night 1T Republi-
can I..rr,,l.g. # la now until November.
IuElI.slD ND0d think, that the race will be
hcIwvu.I gAu sherman Gul General Hancock in
ls>I.
GL&EI.AL \. II. WNI"IT, one of The old Demo-
CIul" ry..uJ.es VI Georgia, has JJinod the Green.
butkvg,.
nm Republicans Of Eprlh Carolina are confident
oteIertin5 u!Ic' members Of CypIrNrr l7,
LIuutium with lndpDud-iIts f'''f'. f' a
TUE Atlanta CDnGHqt ~ Ckh'
n SOFT IIuury u.rL w. move .is
striking cut the word mMIeyfn .st
THE NaYAdA IInpH!aig-tI.s y
among other luin-- 'bG-- Ilt'Rl
tors iyr npprryil'E lI,C rly,E prit
workcl liGrl Tor Na' N'I-fl 4rf
LIEvrrEANrloyERNpR RbRNfa
note To- cNplun lpJ' lr in5 'Tt lsgIh
election eX IrIl,,,; luu the UIullhL Vs. 4 t|
that the suit was w!uItrNwn, tac p.aiIniF paying
al Cusl..
TUr cpmuit"c ON rc."mfinls in the Democratic
C,uv,ur.uU Of lI9 mr., d'suut U' New Jersey re-
I,rI' % rD-.Iuu 30 In 'Nvur "i the carrying ont Of
tlu r" Imil1,i .g, ,a.1,s It WAS ',vcA.cI by vote
Ut ~ tp H.
IuE D,n.rrrrs NJ the eighteenth OHIO district
has, sut,uu,rrrl thulI .l'lI n," ior Cum.rr,s an
iwl.uI hu.., w.n th, Sul.irtI. I'm ilIu ,u,n n,,.r
Ii G,..,alu0- Ilwl. luulr, luLrpr, the iucm.. T.. t.
and Republican rtuII.lVe lrr 70 election.
J. SEaNI.dI INY ,HU hit. the lvoubock Iunvrmrt
Il s,,ultc Dl.N AiH h" say. The s.rlslu l. ~ re-.
nilly Tor the tic i property in all II, forms 0i rlol-
. IT. E!ia Il Il promise Cun DC pald ND'u,utu,y and
finally BY u promise, there wiI never be lcr.Jlm
National Republican., 1878-09-27

THE squibs and dcrisive comments of the
Opposition seem to have no effect upon Mr..
HALE. He bears his defeat with heroic
dignity fact that enOges his opponents
all the more; and when the time comes for
him to assert himseIfagain he will be found
at the front, doing good service for the up
right cause, as usual Meanwhile, what has
become of the bounding BANNING? He
didn't even have the fun Of being nomi-
mated.
National Republican., 1878-09-27
And Yetitis Not Happy.

Tho scenes nt Syracuse simply emphasize oil that
the World has said about the aggrandzing, selfish
tcrtst Ui little minority and the apathy Of great
majority permit to rule this city.
National Republican., 1878-09-27
Administration ProfnnIty.
Philadelphia Times.l

Tho Commissioner of Agriculture irrevcrently
known as "Lc book" is said to have given oilense
by swearing too loudly, or TOO strongly, or some
thing OF that soft during the Presidential picnic In
Minnesota, and to be, per consequence In danger
of having a successor right soon II Is surprising,
however, to hear that an OHIO man Is among the
applicants for the expected vacancy.
National Republican., 1878-09-27

IT is his crooked eye that the sold Re-
publican rulllau" has got on the Massa-
chusctts Gubcrnatoral chair. If he follows
its guidance he will naturally wander far
away from the object OF his present desire.
The only candidate who will certainly re-
main on the Worcester ticket with him is
the nominee for Licutcnant-G Governor JOHN
F. ARNOLD, who is supposed to be q lincal
descendant of BENEDICT of the same name
or he wouldn't stick.
National Republican., 1878-09-27
Always the Gentleman.

INIVNVILTIW IIVTWIII
General Ben lie Fcvrc speaks of his Republican
opponent for Congressman In the iiih district US
My ncighCOr Colonel Harrison Wilson, q fine
lawy er and q gallant sOliier-a most perfect gen
tlenan.' Lu FGvro Is ussailcd on all sides, aud
most bitterly in his own party but nobody accuses
INN OF ever iOrgetlinE " be a gentleman.
National Republican., 1878-09-27

SsT1LDEN stock is declining under the dis
ga. If this thing keeps up there will be
several sporadic, mushroom newspaper es-
Establishments for sale, here and elsewhere.
National Republican., 1878-09-27

THE President failed to Convert COHEN
" into a hard-moneylmon" yesterday; but
will no doubt be encouraged to find that
COHEN agrees with him in other respects.
1t is always consoling to feel that one is
not alone in the world
National Republican., 1878-09-27
"ISDIGNANr sCoRN."

"WADE HAMPTON the puissant occu-
pant of Governor CHAMBERLAIS'S chair as
Governor of South Caroliua-" the great and
good man who was fed on tafly at the
Executive Mansion by the hand of the Pres
dcnt until he was pumpered and spoiled
now, with the air Of n Bombastcs FuriOsO,
informs the Governor of Massachusetts that
he regards him and his letter of refusal to
surrender KINPToN, with indignant scorn."
This is not what the Governor Of South
Carolina remarked to the Governor of North
Carolina-lor that remark related to the
time that had transpired between drinks
but it is what WADE HAMPTON, the ,usurper
of South Carolina, says to Governor RICE,
the gentleman, the loyal citizen, the real
Governor of the noble old BAY State
This is terrible anathcma for
HAMPTON to hurl at the executive
head of Massachusetts,, and it may, per-
chance, prove u ca,us iciH, and if so, we say
make ring insure fair play, and let the
Palmetto and the Old Bay fight it out.
There Is q direct communication by SEA
from one State to the other without crossing
]
crcpty Of any other mcI4bc!s Of the
| family of states.
This heated dccllrltan of scorn on the
part OF bogus Governor toward n genuine
one i5 most terribly insulting ii not blast
ing in its effects, and we fancy now we can
hear the Governor Of Massachusetts, rs he
receives this blast Of scOrching wrath, ex-
claim
! On, what thing We gods Is scorn or pity;
| Hr,t,I,W u.t. If'r' u t2c h"l' Of all mankind;
! Load luc A|iU'.' 5. iHtu.ru. dvte-tGlDMi
L. nIg be horn, rlH .HIHIchrh1!"ni
| l.r' lac ", rI -..lg AIS r, Il ec"lv ut scuTn.
Some days have passed since this thun-
bcrbolt Of scoru WIS hurled at Massachu-
sctts, and yet Imkrr lI}Ii Monument stands
with it, gauitc shaft unhroHcu and even
unu!:s cd. 1t towers firm on its founda-
tion, without seam or lissurc from the
shock, The tide GIBBS and flows; the .Jm-
Gus Boston lIarhor where our iorciathcls
treated King GEORGE with "indgn1nt
"scoru" to a cup of sea-water tea, still
National Republican., 1878-09-27
belonging to widows and Children.

Ex-Governor Seymour, of New York.
It isn mistake to suppose that our bonds are
mostly held by capitalists. Large sums belonging
to children and widows, under the order of courts
the action of trustees have been invested In Gov
ernment bonds. The vast amounts held by fire
are, In fact. held in trust for and the reliance
OF great body of active business or labOrins men
or women.
National Republican., 1878-09-27

THE Buffalo EIyr,ss has private adviccs
from New Orleans containing evidence that
the Peabody Association, which Is the one
to which tie Government rations have been
conndcd, was issuing rations to the whole
city police force, and the letters charge that
the money raised by taxation for the sup
port Of the police has been diverted from its
proper use by corrupt local officials; that
the police are unpaid, and that they are be-
ing subssted out of the contributions of the
charitable people of the North and of the
Government. 1t says:
We sincerely trust 1t may not be shown that
anybody in New Orleans, in either public or
private capacity, has, amid the horrors of the
plague, been 50 lost to all the solennities and
sanCtities Of the trust rcpOscd in him rs TO
speculate at once upon the charities and SYM
pathes of tho North, and upon the suffering
aud death Of the South. Such discovery
would be sad shock to faith in human nature.
There could be no more sacred trust than that
of the custody of the contributions to the vel
low fever sufferers, and betrayal Of it would
reveal dcpravty, an insemsibiity to all hon
Orable considerations, almost without parallel.
National Republican., 1878-09-27
Pcstiferous Little Dcmagogue.

:
There arc scores Of Democrats IN st. Paul who
Democratic party OF the district by the nomination
Of the pestilerUus little dsmRgUgie, lgnatius bon
nGly.
National Republican., 1878-09-27
Sensible Talk.

Tho working men who are impelled 70 Join new
political organizations from supposed necessity
of banding together to protect themselves against
capital are making serious mistake. Capital, as
any primer Of political economy will tell you, Is &C.
Cumulated labor,
National Republican., 1878-09-27
The Only ConoiIlntcl, southern Democrat.
New York COMMERCIAL Advertiser. |

new 10TH tOnNCfClhl AuNcftScf.l
President Hayes southern policy has not con.
ci!acd Zen llill of Georgia. notwithstanding he
hal much To say about the appointment Of Federal
officers In that State. We believe the only cunclli
aed Southern Democrat to be found is in the
Cabinet
National Republican., 1878-09-27
EELIX DESFOSSES FRENCH BAEI.RY
l. VIENNA ROLLS A SPECIALITY,
Established lajD)
Ii NEAhs or IELMEAsIA M SunnEsa

he wekhOwn and only real French bak or In Washing.
ton ias iS,Eoyed 70 No 2Ol2 II street between Twen'
ueth hud twenty Streets near Pennsylvania ave
pue, where N house eKprssy built for the purpose
be nus eater mClitcs than before for the nlanuac
iure Of We BEST French and American Bread. French
and dealers,
n. B-Frcnch Bread II recommended for personR
OF del cate health especially Tor those suffering from
pyspelsil- Beware Ot AnllAtlOnA uleN
National Republican., 1878-09-27
The LnMs of nrnyItation.
. Prediction Entitled.

Portland Pfes3l
Ex-scnato. Sprague, of Rhode Island has become
q Grconbackcr lie was bankrupt hrst.
National Republican., 1878-09-27

THE grave question with dNirymen In
these greenback times is = Can more cheese
be obtained from milk by putting water
in it.?
National Republican., 1878-09-27
a frustrated Platform.

TH1FIIOfu EVOfIng FONt.I
The platform of the Connecticut Democrats forci-
bly, reminds one Of n negro preacher who said he
was accustomed to take passage OF Scripture and
thpn illustrate IL
National Republican., 1878-09-27

TChicagO Times
III the couxc OF his tour Mr.. Hayes will visi
Washington. Arrangements are making to enter
tain him at the White House.
National Republican., 1878-09-27
IlIEu.

SYPIIAN-On Monday, september q, at s p m
at lis residence, ~ TINS CITY, DLSIEl. SYPHNN
Funura lSIll lake place Friday. September q, nj .
p Tn., from the Ion Wesley Church. South washing
ton. Phoenix Masonic Lodge Will have charge OF the
ceremonies,
National Republican., 1878-09-27
A lar to His Grcntncss.

cleveland LEADER
They say that Ben Butler has opened bureau
in Washington. a bar or side-bOard would be
more effective with tho crowd whose votes Ben
homes to get
National Republican., 1878-09-27

JoHNGEE
THOMSON, he
Did climb treo
victory
For to see.
The limb did breaA
And JoHSGEE fell;
big earthquake
Tho balance of this rhyme, referring rs 1t
does to the wellknown future of the Demo-
cratic party, Is omitted because Of the writer's
earnest regard for the tender religious senti-
ments Of Pagan Bon.
National Republican., 1878-09-27
Largest legitimate morning circu-
IdfiOn In the District.
WASHINGTON, SEPTEMBER 27, ISIS.

RESUMPTION is now fixed fact only
80 days more and it will become legal
fact.
National Republican., 1878-09-27
Jcnrs Ingratltude.

.Clncinnatl Timcs
II Jefferson Davis were grateful man, ho would
stump Massachusetts for Butler.
National Republican., 1878-09-27
Rooms for Rent.
E0ySlL.

EOR sALE-ON ADVANTAGEOUS TERMS, 4
Il beautiful building Lot, l2i feet inches by lOl
e ct, on the corner OF Park avenue and pine street
Mount Pleasant. Apply 70 JOHN MAYHEM, As "
street southwest. s'lI13 III
National Republican., 1878-09-27
THE HiNDSOMEST ROW IN W."
1882, 1854, 1886, 1898, and 1910 Rhode Island a,

Two story, basement ard mansard. with sub
cellars; heavy stone foundations; II rooms
bays to every story vcrlnah rear, with ar
Tangements Tor summer cooking; two water
ciU cts two stationary wsslIrtAuds Lot III cold,
plnmbe so as TO prevent the possibility oi ndUrs en-
terns Iron speaking tubes to principal rOumS; par
lions and roof trussed thus sustaining the tOOrs and
preventing the cracking ofwalls rescOel CO ilngs
and walls expensive trimmings ard castings, stained
IN Imitation Of walnut; two years In Buildmg mainly
by days work, under the minute personal direction
Of owner, with special reference to thOroughness,
nfmnt ss, hnd nGrGnii%, 40 eueut OF which is lack
Ing Steps, walks. and areas Of stone; lBiO corner
with tower II rooms. u bliers pantry, with sink;
elegant wardrobe, with mirror; three waslIstands,
h"Cd by nrnnCu II hard wood cabinet finish; as ee
giant ~ amy hol,e In tho city, Al were built with
view to the ne s of PERSONS Of dsCcrnmcnt and taste,
who require u home m, rh rlegart md durable than
the cheap constructions usually built for sale As
owner Il obliged TO realize, they will he sold for one
fourth less Than builder would Cha &c to reproduce
llrm. Apply on the premises. sep2llnF
EUR SALE-CALL AND SEE OUR LIST OF
Il property for sale JOHN SHERMAN Il co.. st,
Cloud lIuildmg. Real estate aud lOnns IyN'ly
National Republican., 1878-09-27
Bankers.

IA GEkMAN-AMERICAN SAVINGS BANK
!. 49, Fstreet northwest corner Seventh stree
dully nom 10 H. IN. to y. nj on saturday even
y sftUm 10 p III. 10 receive deposits only. Afel
- deposit any RLlOuut from i've cents upwards re-
elvud sale deposit bONeS for rent In Dire and burg.
ar proof vault at SIC, tl-O t5, S25, and so yeuf
Hhc largest and most COnyanient boxes In the city.
National Republican., 1878-09-27
B0arfng.

1rE PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE NORTH
1SO wcst.-First-cRss Board, with large, airy
Rooms, from 80 to SiU per week: transient ESQ per
day baths and gas. MRS. o. c. HOWARD.
No connection iCith DC HOruId HOISs
les ly
National Republican., 1878-09-27
SbeCilL M0tcRS.

elRe GLORIOUS SERVICE AT FOUNDRY
~ Church TO DAY Mt II a. m. and 7:b y. M
londucted by Row THOMAS HARRISON, the Young
Evangelist sore
National Republican., 1878-09-27
Lost and FOND.

| TAKEN UP-A STRAY COW.-lNQCIRE AT
| L JB FOurand-ahglf street southwest AFTER O
| O'Clock; pay charges AMI take cow. sen"