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National Republican., 1878-10-19
RI RNOS.IL.

WILHELM Is ptunouuccd. by himself Veelhelmy
J T.. MIlKLEY L. >. y, Is guest Al the Imperial.
JrnGE JOsErH CAsEr and VIE are at the Rigg,
House
DEAS STANLEY sails fOr Europe on the 9TH Of next
month.
ALFRED TENNNsuS Is making tour through
lttltud
M,UK B.rrs OF Philadelphia Is stopping at the
imperial
M {, II, BuHgAsHs. u. 5 n. Is anchored al the
JUpvE ". u. sHirMAS VI New York, Is a guest At
The Riggs House.
GESER,L DAVIS rIilsOS OF RocklaiId, MD is al
The EbDiU House.
Ma PELTNN rt.ll retains Mr rideu IA ais EN-.
plOy. Is tins nrpuslsu
JErFEE.uS DAVIS only sOu fell riClm % the
yellow fever IA Memphis.
GOVERNOR J. 4 BvRTNNK. OF indiana, Is stop.
plug at the Ebb.u House
GUpGE ". ". MACFARLASD u New York Is
Stopping al the Riggs House.
MAJOR GENERAL lEwlN MCDowELL, U. s. A., Is
luHurcd al the Ebbiu House.
DAS RICE says and he ought To know uneasy
lies the bed that bears clown"
T.. {. MCDOSALD and Miss c. Mcdonald, Of Bos.
Ton, are stopping al the Arlington.
THAT brand of lraui-whose brow Is 1t on now
Referred 10 Charlie, Frsid Adams.
WILLIAM GARDNER aud Mss Gardner, OF AutOtA,
Ill are registered NJ tile Imperial.
GEoHGE w. CRADLE, u well known Pennsylyanla
Journalist died At Harrisburg Thursday
THE London LGuH Circular seriously Informs It's
| readers that Daniel Webster made Dictionary.
| II jUsTI, Jr, and wife Of Louisville, KY. and A.
| Gibbons, wife aud daughter. Of Pennsylvania are
| at the Arlington
| a nArpY mother OF male twins enthusiastically
rcfeTs 10 her treasures As her sweet boy aud boy
STAMFORD idrUcdie.
| MR JAMES GORDON BENNETT sails for Europs
| again today. He has taken d hunting lodge In
| LeicesteRhiTe for the season.
| THE friends Of Patrick Reagan the Boston oars.
muu who was killed IN uIe Old Colony disaster
have raised 81 500 for his family.
| Due DAuDTFFREr. PAsQUTER, President OF the
French Senate, hrs contributed slUO for the yellow
| fever sufferers IN the United states.
| MISS TAFT, the daughter Of the Archbishop OF
Canterbury, is about 10 be married TO the Rev Ran
| Dali I, Davidson, rising young English clergy.
| man.
| THEODORE b. MOODY, esq, and Misses Agnes and
| Adele Moody, OF Bangor Me., who have been OIL
an extended tour through Europe, are guests al
the EDbitt House.
+. :. PISE and wife OF Eastpgrt Robert P Field
and wife, Philadelphia 7. j. Rutedge and wife
| Montgomery, Ala, and &. g. studwCl and wife
Brooklyn, n Y, have parlOrs Al the Riggs House.
| HERR BLUM the bassO who Travelled with Pap
nGnhcim last winter went home 10 visit his rcla
| lives last summer and was ConhcTiptcd into the
service for three years. lie has begun Lis unwilling
task.
some years ago DR., Lewis was driven out o
Holly springs Miss, because Of his political senli
ments. When the yellow fever broke ont there lie
Gently lie hdstencd ththcr, and aided the sutteren
! I'LL he was smilIen down and died
National Republican., 1878-10-19

SENATOR MORGAN, of Alabama, has un-
dertaken to encourage and strengthen bull
doing and outrage by writing against, with
II view of writing down, the Attorney Cen
erals circular TO the United States District
Attorneys and narshals in that State, ad-
lnonishing them that they sec to it that the
laws relating to the purity OF the elections
are efficiently enforced. We regard this us
sinking the position OF United States Sena-
tor to its lowest possible depth. 1t would
be far more crcditable in the Senator TO put
on u red shirt, take his rifle, and mount his
horse to resis: the laws than TO render aid
and comfort to outlawry and outrage from
the Senate Chamber, clothed with the dig
mites Of his proud position as Senator of
the United States. The Government has
wisely taken measures to enforce the laws,
while Senator MoRoAN sends forth Sena-
torial fat which attempts to cast ridicule
upon that action and aims to disarm the
power Of the Government TO enforce the
laws. Such Senator should be bandit
instead of wearing the toga OF Senator Of
the United States.
National Republican., 1878-10-19
POLITICAL NOTES.

THAT old red bandana ID no longer Presidential
orifamme, Mr.. Thurman.
The better ella. Of Democrats In Western Mas
sachusetts will yote,for Talbot
GEORGE WILLIAM CURTIS will take the stump for
the Republicans in New York.
The Courier, Journal advocates Luke p. Black
burn for next Governor Of Kentucky.
The wicked coparccners, Havcmeyer. Pelton,
and Weed, are still TO be heard from.
JUD1E KELLEY anticipates sweeping Rspubli-
can victory In Pennsylvania this year.
THE Democrats are nervous over two Of the
Congressional districts In Maryland-the third and
sixth.
.THE Charleston Is. c. Ners (Dcmocratic) thus
closes an article on the cipher dispatches: No
more OF Tilden In tho South. or OF anybody ike
him."
Louisiana and Republicans terrorized in South
tion."
SENATOR BAYARp, In a letter to an Indianian,
says; " No worse calamity can befall this country
than the election Of Dan voorhees, TO the United
States Senate.
GOVERNOR HENDRICKS warns his friends that "the
Democracy can only live by doing right" That is
the key.n for another new departure which the
Democracy viii never accept.
THE defeat Of Milt sayler and Goss in the two
CINCINNATI districts Is due To the fact that the friends
Of Eph. Holland and the Bounding Banning were
only allowed to cast one vote each.
SAMUEL J. TILDEN to William NJ. Tweed In 1865
NY Dear Friend" Poor Tweed lie ought to
He would have died In peace with all the world.
BRSJANIS dean, who allowed the Democrats 10
steal Mr.. W. A. Fields seat for him In Congress,
and who smilingly accepted the stolen goods, Is
making all manner Of promises 10 secure Green.
back support.
HOPELESS of carrying the Hartford Comm dis.
trict In any other way the Democrats trying TO
induce the Greenbackers to support Lnnders, the
Democratic nominee by making promises which
they know they will not be able to fulfill.
THERE came pretty nearly being a vacancy In
the ncwly.elected delegation TO Congress from
West Virginia. Hon. Ben Wilson undertook at
Clarksburg, on Monday, TO chastsc one Of his con.
stitucnts for not supporting him. As result, the
honorable gentleman got yery badly pummeled.
Is view of the evils that result from the authority
which Legislatures possess of gerrymandering
states and of the partisanship too Oten displayed
In the settlement OF contested election cases II has
been suggested that Federal court should be es.
tabished, whose duty 1t should be to district States
aud TO decide election contests.
JrD"ING from the talk OF the Democratic man.
ayers who have arrived here within the past day
or two, Ia the Orgagontion Of the next House Of
Representatives thc least Of their attention i'll be
given TO the verdict Of the people, and contests
will be entered into In every instance where q
Democrat has lost his seat II is evidently the pur.
pose OF that party To put the law.abidng sense Of
the people to severe test and accomplish IL pos.
sbe. by total disregard OF the most vital prnCl.
pies OF our institutions their purpose to seize the
GOyernmenL-W Washington correspondence Gi0be.
Democrat
National Republican., 1878-10-19

IN speech 10 his constituents in Phila-
delphia Mr.. RANDALL indulged iu alluSiOns
to Mr. EUGENE HALE which, as the Press
says, were not only undigulied and un-
manly, but give evidence Of the anxieties
which disturb him" Mr.. HALE has served
with Mr.. RANDALL many years in Congress,
and they were together on the Committee
on Appropriations, and if Mr. RANDALL
were capable of doing justice to q political
opponent, he would never have mentioned
Mr.. HALE's name save in the way of honor
and compliment. No man in the American
Congress has u cleaner record than this gen.
tleman from Maine. lie is the peer of any
man in the House, and far the superior OF
Mr.. RANDALL in intellect and ability. lie
has nothing in his record to hide. lie nevel
hesitated 10 vote as his conscience and hon
est convictions dictated. He never dOdged.
Can RANDALL say rs muchr Let the peo-
pie of Pennsylvania look at his protective
record. Since RANDALL has been Speaker
he has never let slip an opportunity to have
his vote recorded when party measure
wns up but whenever a question relat-
ing to the protective interests OF Penn
sylvania came up he was mute. His name
not being on the roll, 1t was not called and
he had not the manliness to record his vote,
although he was ready enough to do so on
every party question. In the one case he
might have offended his Southern masters
in the other he pleased them, because he
always voted as they voted. When he made
up his committees he ignored the fact
that he was a Pennsylvania, and not only
put notorious free-trader at the head OF
the Ways and Means Committee, but gave
the free-traders u majority of the commit
tee. This is matter for Pennsylvanians
to consider when they cast their ballots in
November. Before Mr.. RANDALL attacks
better men than himself he should remem.
ber that his record will not at all bear ex-
pusuTe to the light.
National Republican., 1878-10-19

has had lepcr named TILDEN on board,
and he has finally died politically Of the
malignity OF his own corruption. The man
ayers find the corpse very offensive and
dangerous TO the health and welfare Of the
party, and they have recently held con-
sultation at the National Capital and came
to the conclusion that it must be cast over
board. This may afford temporary relief;
but If the party would purify itself so that
it is no longer a stencil in the nostrils of
common decency and honesty, the whole
crew will jump into the sea and leave the
pcstilcntial craft to float at the mercy Of
the waves Even after the old ship Is rid
Of the coruptionists who have rendered it
u charncl-housc it will require decade of
earnest fumigation TO make 1t habitable for
decent people.
National Republican., 1878-10-19

THE Louisville Courier-JOurndi has been
for Senator CoNKLISG to unseal his lips and
break silence upon political questions. The
Senator has unloosened his powers of speech
and the COWicr-JourHdI is overwhelmed
with the volume of tho Senator's efforts. II
now complains that "CoSKLGYG is making
four speeches week Oh the bloody shirt
"dnd honest money-and good deal of the
"bloody shirt" The Courier-JOHrnal never
did know when it was well off,
National Republican., 1878-10-19

SPEAKER RANDALL writes that liz is
entirely confident Of his reelection. RAN
DALI has had in times pIst great confidence
in other matters which the outcome did not
justify. lIo WAS confident, for instance,
that the country would wink ut the
hark-pay steal, OF which he and BES
BUILER were the prime inventors; but
the country did not wink in that direction.
lie was confident that lie could escape
wearing the mantle OF the dcmagoguc Wien
he subsequently, for party and personal
purpose, became the advocate OF the repeal
of the increased salary. But he wears that
mantle all the same He was confident
that lie could ride two political nags a nd look
two ways while doing 50, and theu again
his confidence failed him. Ilo was conf.
dent that by crawling on his kuees TO the
South and licking the dust OF Southern
boots he would become the favorite OF
that section. But, like all lick-spittlcs and
doughinceS, he is only dcspsed by the very
men whose sycophant he became lie WAS
confident that he would make good
Speaker of the House, and the world knows
that, compared with any Que OF his predc.
cessors, he stands as apigmy beside giant
Iu his scli.confdence and self-esteem he is
great man. The great mass OF the people
think otherwise.
National Republican., 1878-10-19

WE earnestly advise our Iowa friends to
give the question OF an election in Novem-
Der the most intelligent and thoughtful
consideration. While we have not the
slightest doubt ourselves that the Congress.
men elected in October are entitled to their
seats, the fact must not be lost sight Of that
the Democrats are absolutely INSCRIPTIONS
in the use of means TO secure an end, and
that Clerk ADAMS, who makes mp the roll,
is the most willing of tools, ASH in antici-
patton of just such a case as this, the Demo-
crats last session so changed the rules of the
House as to give the Clerk arbitrary power
to enforce his rulings. The Iowa Republi-
cans cannot afford to take any chances, for
they cannot compete with Democratic
rascality, and that party will scruplc at
nothing, no matter how low, contemplate,
and vile, 10 secure complete control of the
Government.
National Republican., 1878-10-19

THE champion Know-Nothing of the coun-
try is SAMUEL J. TILDEN. When q circu-
lar with his name appended was circulated
through the State of New York, in lsGS, he
appeared before the Congressional commit
tee to investigate election frauds and swore
positively that he knew nothing about it.
In 1876 his managing friends attempted to
corrupt the canvass with money and secure
the Presidency by the grossest fraud by
Geographic ciphers, and now that this in-
ventiou has been exposed TITDEN is as In
nOccnt rs n child unhorn if he is to he be.
lieved. The creature is too good ior this
world and wants to be an angel.
National Republican., 1878-10-19

TIE Hon. PorTAH has declined his Con-
grcssional nomination. He has had enough
Of it. But the announcement brings with
ii sadness How in the world is this
country to get along without a PoTTAH
committee after the ith OF March next
National Republican., 1878-10-19

VIZ have received copy Of an argument on
the question Of naturalization recently made
before the Spanish and American Commission
at Washington by Hon. JUsEPH SEGAR, arbi-
TRAITOR on the part of the United States. II is
u brief argument, but It has IN il the clcaruess,
the dircctucss and the vigOr that have al
ways characterized the intellect of its able
author.
Mr.. SEGAR has legal learning, a largo expe-
rCncc Ia public affairs, aud an energetic, mus
cular mind, that seems to hc as strong now as
1t was when he was whccl-hOriu" Of the old
Wing party in Virginia.
We copy the above from tho Richmond
Wing, and are gratilicd to lind that the Vir-
ginii press are at last appreciating the
talent Of Hon JOSEPH SEGAR Mr. SEGAR
has for years stood in the front rank of his
profession here. Since his appointment on
the United States and Spanish Commission
he has devoted himself to the dutie@ Of the
commission, and his opinions are regarded
by diplomats here is able ~ to the point
In the matter Of PEDRO d. BUXHI ~ Spain
the lawyers one and nll, speak III high
terms Of the legal research shown by him
Our people who Su.lrlrd Ia Cuba by the
revolution ATE To he congratulated Illat 80
upright anl able IN arbitrator was selected
by our Government.
National Republican., 1878-10-19

TALK-A-HEAP BLACKBURN said in a late
speech at Frankfort that he has made Il
speech on every subject that has been dis
cussed since he has been a member of Con-
gress. Very true. He talked more and
said less than almost any other man on the
floor Of the House.
National Republican., 1878-10-19

A REPUBLICAN in the South has no
rights which a Democrat is bound to re-
spect. That is the theory of HAMPTON aud
NICHOLS, and they direct their cut-throat
followers and supporters to put the theory
into complete practice.
National Republican., 1878-10-19

JOE BLACKBrEN says he belongs to n
party that has been conscrvator of the
peace and property of this county. Of
course he belonged to that party dTring
the war. And so did that other BLACK
BURN who wanted to destroy not only the
property, but the lives OF the people by the
most inhumAn means.
National Republican., 1878-10-19

THE representation of the South Caro-.
lima case in all its deiormity is not tnunt-
ing the bloody shirt. The plain fact is that
United States laws are being outrageously
violated in HAMPT0S's kingdom. The
plain duty of the President of the United
States is to set in motion all the constitu-
tional machinery to prevent the violation
Of these laws, if possible, and to punish
those who violate them.
National Republican., 1878-10-19
THE PROGRESS OF Rebellion.

The Democrats of South Carolina and
Louisiana seem to regard the letter of the
Attorney General in regard to the enforce
ment of the election laws as o sort of Popc's
bull against the comet, or gun without
charge or lock. 1t is neither feared nor re-
National Republican., 1878-10-19

If General STEEDMAY had supported
FRANK HrRD of the Toledo district, for
Congress, instead of opposing him, he would
have been defeated. Since he came here to
head the forces of the revolution to prevent
President HAYES inauguration, his hostility
has had great power of fertilization in help
ing his opponent.
National Republican., 1878-10-19

THE Republicans Of Williamsburg County,
South Carolina, have unanimously reuom-
mated Hon 5. \. SwAILs for the State SEN
ate, and yet Mr.. ;. is an exile from his home,
under Democratic notice, with the death
penalty attachment To return and push
his canvass is to tempt his own death
National Republican., 1878-10-19
MIR. TILDES's EXPLANATION.

After weeks Of weary waiting the country
has at last heard from Mr TILDEN. With
the great mass of the American people the
explanation will not be regarded us salts
factory. The disclaimer comes too late in
National Republican., 1878-10-19

JOHN T. HARRIS has not got walk
over in his district this time. General
EcHoIs is giving him such tussle rs 10
make him nervous.
National Republican., 1878-10-19

"wHEN in doubt lead a trump" but that
was not a trump which the POst-erior played
on Thursday when it deliberately f,lslied
the record TO defend its friend MANToN
MARBLE
National Republican., 1878-10-19

THE Cipher Democracy is what II will
be known as hencelorth, and until the good
sense of the people ciphers it out Of exist
National Republican., 1878-10-19

"NoT guilty. Your Honor is the terse
speech made by all criminals at the bar.
Vide TILpEN and MARBLE.
National Republican., 1878-10-19

IT is customary when a ship at sea has a
corpse on board, and especially fit has died
OF some infection, to commit it to the waves
as soon as possible, The Democratic ship
National Republican., 1878-10-19

RESUMPTION is now fixed fact only
~ days more and it will become legal
fact
National Republican., 1878-10-19
DIED.

FAlRBROTHER At four o'clock Wednesday
evening FNSSIE. beloved wife OF Frank l.. Fair.
brother.
Iier friends respectfully invited to attend her
funeral at her late residence No. BIS street SOUTH
eISt al Two O'Clock saturday afternoon. Ucls-2ls
National Republican., 1878-10-19
The Post-erlor's Fraud.

The Washington Post bad greater courage than
Mr.. Marble IN dealing with this own case. Mr.
Marble denied the authorship Of one little harmless
dispatch and LEFT the wicked dispatches alone
The Washington ibt takes one of the wicked dis.
patches aud says that was the one which Mr.. Mar.
bic disayUwcd. But then the Washington Pos
hasn't the same reasons that Mr.. Marble has fol
knowing that lying by detail about this business
would be hopeless job.
TINE is money, but health is happiness. If you
have IL bad cold or cough, use Dr. Bulls Cough
syrup; II will cure you. Price % cents.
National Republican., 1878-10-19

THE latest Democratic legend: Bribery
"no disability"
National Republican., 1878-10-19
DAILY WALKS ON EASY FEE
FOrSdR.

ENOR sALE-CALL AND SIZE OUR LIST OF
II property for sale JOHN SHERMAN d CO., st.
Cloud Building Real estate and loans. jysi-iy
TOR sALE-A VERY FINE NEW EIGHT.
Il Bpring Coach, of the very best manufacture,
and finished In the finest manner, trimmed wih
Joseph BeckhauS OF PLiladelphia Will be sold At
less Than the cost OF manufacturing IT, Gull aud eN.
anime Il. Also full line of new and secondhand
carriages, phptOns and bugges Of all descriptions
prices TO suit the times Vehicles of my own manu-
hlcture q specially. ANDRE'A J. JOYCE,
AZ, 4I4, and 4l6 Fuurteenth street,
OCll I'm Carriage Manufacturer.
National Republican., 1878-10-19
THE HANDSOMEST ROW IN W."
6S2, 1854, 1885, 1888, and l64O Rhode Island av.

Two story. basement and mRnsard. with sub
tceiars heavy Stone ionndailons II r9omsi !
rahgements for summer eookingi two water
CLOSETS two stationary wHshstands; hot and cold
pumbcd so as to prevent the possibility OF odOrs
tering; Iron speaking tubes 10 principal rooms par.
tons and roofs trused thus sustaining the floors and
preventing the cracking OF walls iTescoed ceilings
and walls expensive trimmings and castings, stained
In Imitation Of walnut; two years In building, mainly
" days work, under the minute personal direction
OF owner with special reference TO thoroughncss,
Ing; steps, walks aud areas Of sIonei 1910. corner
with tower, " rooms, buffers pantry, with sink;
elegant wardrobe, with mirTori three washstands,
heated by furnace Is hard wood cabinet hnsh as ele-
gant any house IN the city. All were built with
view to tie needs OF persons Of dsCernmon and taste.
who require home more elegant and durable than
the cheap constructions usually built for sale, As
owner is Obliged 10 realize they will be sold for one
fourth less than builder would charge to reproduce
them. Apply on the premises sepai.lm"
National Republican., 1878-10-19
E0yRent.

EOR RENI-A FURNISHED HOUSE IN A
IL healthy and desirable nslghborhood. TO a re-
liable tenant for year, the rent will be reasonable.
Apply on the premises, No. is8 street. Modern
improvements oclsFriMon&Wed
EOR RENT-CALL AND SEE OUR LIST OF
property for rent JOHN sli ERMAS a 90,
Jysl'ly "a Cloud building,
National Republican., 1878-10-19

WASHINGTON. OCTOBER 10, 1878.
National Republican., 1878-10-19
Hell LMBOLD'S BUCHU

HAS No EQUAL In diseases peculiar TO females
Chronic inflammation OF the Uterus and oil com.
plants incident To the sex.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-02-14
A CURIOUS CASE.

Some time ago, n San Jose mer-
chant visited San Francisco bnsi-.
ness house and purchased an invoice
of goods amounting to nearly $1,000,
which was made payable in time in
st1llnents for the accommodation of
the customer. When the first pay
ment became due the San Jose mer-
chant came here and paid it, pnrchas-.
ing at the same time second invoice
of goods on sinlilar terms to that on
which the first lot was obtained. Bnt
when secoad payment became due
it was not forthcoming, aud the San
Francisco house pressed the San Jose
customer for the money. After some
trouble the matter was carried into
the District Court at San Jose. The
San Francisco house. sued for the
amount OF the debt, with interest,
etc. The debtor denmrrcd on the
ground that the plaintiffs were not a
legally constituted firm, not having
complied with the law relating to the
fling of articles with the County
Clerk and the publication Of the
names of the firm in Il daily newspa-
per, as the statue requires. that q
failure to comply with the law has
deprived them of any standing in
court. II is reported that the dcmur-
rcr has been sustained. The eous.i-
tutionality of the law will probably
be tested. as it is understood that the
ease viii be carried up to the Su-.
preme Court on appeal. lit is true,
as stated, that very few newly estab-
lished firms comply with the law in
this respect, this may open a long
series of lawsuits. San Francisco
Chronicle.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-02-14
THE BLESSING: OF STEAM
POWER.

The aggregate steam-pewer in use
in the world is at present three and
one-half millions horsepower employ
ed in stationary engines, and ten mill
lions horsepower in locomotive en-
oines. This force is maintained with
out the consumption of animal foou,
except by the miners who dig the
coal, and the force maintained In
their muscles is to the force generated
by the product Of their labor about ]
to 1880. This steam-power is equal
to the working force OF 20 millions ol
horses, and one horse consumes thret
times as much food as one man. The
steam-power therefore, is equivalent
to saving food for IS millions of hui
man beings Further; three power
rooms, attended by one man, pro
duce 7S pieces of cotton fabric
against four pieces produced by on
hand-loom, worked by one man il
the year 1900. A carpenters planin!
machine does the work of tweni.
men.