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FRIGHTENED BY THEIR OWN BILL.

IHa NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. rEOrLE LACKING
N TIE COURAGE TO CARRY OUT THEIR OWN
MEASURES.
.lY IULrsRArH 10 TIE THIHuSri
WA>HI>GToN Feb. G.-Whcn the Pension Arrears
bill Was being considered in Congress it
was asserted in debate, and not disputed,
that force Of fifty or more additional
clerks would be required in the Pension Office to
carry the provisions of the bill into effect. 1t was
sand that provision for clerks would be made III an
otEcr measure. The oipnators of the bill, appalled,
at the large amount which 1t Will take from the
public Treasury, have now hit upon the plan ofap-
mopnatng only 100000 900 or less for the
arrears OF pensions. aud SO limiting the num-
pr "l pension clerks that no more appli, atIous
than can bee provided for within tbat au,onDt can
hr examined during the year. This j. an excellent
d'Nlce Tor bringing down upon the Pension once
lhe excavations o! eGp"Cant pensioners every where.
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WREsrLING WIrH me Amy BEL.
THE NFW LEGISLATION PROPOSED BY BURNSIDE
ATTACHED TO THE APPROPRIATION BILL-IHE
INDIAN BUREAU.
ley TELEGRAPH TO THE rRIrUxE.I

Icy TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIEUNE.l
WASHINGTON, Feb. 6.-Thc House, in Committee
of the Whole by a majority of ten. adopted to-day
the Harry WITHDRAWING bill as an amendment 10
the Amy Appropriation bill. This contains the cs-
sental features Of the bill prepared 10y the Burn
side Commission for tho reorganization OF the
Army 1t nav yet fail III the House, as the OPP
pononts Of it will call for the yeas and nays upon
II. and may thus defeat it. The House Is now
WRESTLING with an amendment transferring the III
dian Bureau to the War Department and Will act
mon If on Saturday.
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COL pFIroN - CrGWeity PdiE
n, Russia lrpctung tWcntv-hV cipher only only fe,
nuns demand cl. circuit know Herald what shall We of
froiu Will counties Monday shall work news hith
crto apply MONDAY have 20 received London cnYaSsing
non, Louis also ia lge command from SIMMONS some for
FROM 10 restraining cooking Tor liiuc-s Louis order
opinion begin whose reforms 90 Ious 20 We
opinion tHJt Brown Louis canvasseS notice no
mink, cooked promise obtained London OF Yesterday
publish very not ave means meanwhile 70 are returns
aud rather London Greece secretary declare state re-
turns game Ler, judge Tor j. their an converting
suit Intercept delays uIutr voice ground dft2rc thae
not has her 20 I'm authority and may canvass than
Louis lose Florida Teturns statute then and superseded
has uirgilt, proceeding ka,sOn Will MIN BIZ thoata
Barlow foot promptly hc soon estimate chandler upon
see of OCluora called they tct graphed visits
Barrow we advised aud Moves wasted TO shall Monday
Others Otherwise prefer CONTINUE after
cooperation 10 unless comptroller coming Robertson
Moses.
use Key VII. seven times, beginning TO number attel
the word Unly.D
lrTanslauOnl
10 Tilden, repeating twenty cipher only Heral
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-07

Colonel PTLTOV. - GrdmcrcV PdfE, =. J.
Truth board frauds cOnlrivcd no purge Slowly
Democratic Will Official prove friends oay returns can
ya,slng the arrive to seeking committed move law
power gives expedite our the viii by board ana
our published il opinion on friend to-day VIII re.
turns received already canvassins authority - 81
usurD our by VIII greatest Governor petition risk
demanded he have c0urse and certificate transmit Ia
lieutenant for canvass Moses Law is o. Republican and
that both precedent there result. 40 sSn0tureI
4 f-Ltrf
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GENERAL FOREIGN Ne Tvs.
THE FRENCH REPUBLIC.

MESSAGE OF PRESIDENT GREVY-INAUGURAL ADJ
DRESS OF GAMRETh A. PRESIDENT OF THE
CHAMBER OF DEPUTIES.
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use Key Wild
TTranslation.l

Have ven provided I'VE thousand three hundred doll
lars ;epQr pnic credit Payne, requested nom Jhckt
souvIlel If yOu have not, place II ttrgHluc crcdlg
j. J. Daniels, ia ksonvllle. Notify immediately.
A-Well do not remember that particular one.
know there kilograms gong throuVh al. the tne
have no recollection ~ any special one.
REMARKABLY POOR MEMORY.
Q-Can yen state neither that translation is oorIeci
Al cannot, sir.
Q-Do YOU recognize in the translation the substance
of any telegram received from the parties signing
ciphcrl Al do not remember about thciL.
O-Then look at No. H. Mr. Pcitou, addressed 10
Henry IIlvemyer and dated Tallahassee. Do lon rec'
Oliect receiving thati
The witness read The following;
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A TREND OF MIR. CONkLt>G GIVEN AZ IMPORTANT
FEDERAL OFFICE 49, GENERAL BANKS FOR
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TALLAHASSEE. NOV. i.
HENRY HAyFMEvlER. csq. Va. 10 B,St jGtbS'. Y. ].
Oar pa, ticti,dI- H. Euslaad twtEy slowly Tor fof
twenty twelve say progress some surely one friends
seven vc nov ,end Moses three Moses upon but
tUsr Ky Wild MAN.
TrauslatiOnJ
We pr0grc-, slowly but surely, fricud> say. Mar
bile Telegraph, particulars. Draw twenty three iOi
I've hundred ioi Marble Send ~ some news.
COYLE.
A.-No sir. Not that SPECIAL one.
Q.-WhAt can yoa say IN regard 20 tie tt3rslaroni
A-rac same said before. Clnna. ss. tnat i; -
accurate.
O-Y0u do no. kuOwI A.-No sir.
Q-Wcl now We VIII turn 10 No. -. Tbs Is adj
dressed to you al 80. - Grtmcrcy raIh Have YOU
read that. -rl ALLOW me one moment before Won
go on | w.h To speak Of No y. ntuat translation II
correct may possibly have been Received. The money
referred 10 was travelling expenses down there.
There Was money sent IN that way for that purpose.
They drew Tor money FOR expenses That s all wish IL
:
Q-wrl. now ~ TO No. Ia. State what You know 4
tlat am d ~ translation.
The witness here read the following:
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Grranslation.I

No Democratic frauds cOntTIyed; or friends only
seeking 10 prove the ruth Official returns arrive
slowly. Ca,NI,,Hg board sill purge returns The law
gives power aud friend on Board f. coHa.tod by
publsh'd OPINION. our first NOV" viii expedite can
y9,,,rc Of returns already received Jhi, vii be- de.
minded by petition to-day. on create U-k llsl Cove
ernor viii usn,p an hOry 10 canvas aud trfn>mit
certificate Of Republican result. There j, both law and
precedent for that coarse MARBLE. lItrHHANf
A--No sir; do not.
Q-Cau you say whether the translation OF that cipher
Telegram j. correct notl Al cannot. ior the same
reason coud not in the other.
O-rhcu below that is a cipher telegram. 50. is, al.
dressed 10 Henry Ioyemeyer, No Il West Svrntccnih'
ST., New-Yols. That was received in New-loIk and de-
yered to you Do yoH rceoIect receiving such tee'
grant
The witness read the following dispatch:
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- =
HENRY VtvTMENER, W. II West l7Hi IT,, 5. T.
Tea Jacksonville Jacksonville II requested eleven
place have ne PAYNE England nOtry twelve from
one. II four immediately Daniels AS not YOU ldy.
W. CsII,
j. J. DANIEL,
MAN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-07

NEKtAIILE~i TnuIsddy, FrU. o. I"'''
President GrGvy, in his message to the Cham
National Republican., 1879-05-27
TUESDAY MORNING, MAYf27

that it should have placed itself under the
lead of the late Confederates, and have al
lowed itself to be betrayed into positions,
measures, and acts which bear with them
strong odors of infdelity to the national in-
tegrity and supremacy, and wear revolu-
tionary aspect which excites alarm and
awaliens patriotism. Any respectable Re-
publican State ticket in Ohio, placed upon n
judicious platform, will come out the can
vass with triumph, for the people are pre-
pared to place their seal of condemnation
upon the Confederate Democracy upon
every available opportunity.
National Republican., 1879-05-27
WASHINGTON. MAY 27. 1s1n.
SENATOR CoNKLING,s spEECH.

To supply The extraordinary demand to,
Senator Conkling's Great Speech upon "THE
EXTRA SESSION OF 1879; WHAT II
TEACHES AND WHAT Ir MEASs," N,
National Republican Printing Company has
printed large edition thereof in pdmpMd
.toym, coareniem for pUJiic distribution as a
Republican campaign document. Copies %
this pdmphlci may be had on application at ON
CoUming- Room or job 0Gce, at the rate Of
SO per thousand. Orders respectfully Solicited
and promptly .dHcd.
National Republican., 1879-05-27

WE are now in the midst OF removing Il
hundred tons, more or less, of machinery,
type, fixtures, &c, of THE NATIONAL RE-
PUBLICAN Printing and Publishing Estab-
lshment, with all the Inconvenience, an
noyanccs, and embarrassments incident
thereto and for a few days we must throw
ourselves upon the indulgence and good
nature of our patrons. We hope by Satur-
day next to be snugy settled in the wagon
shop" 1871 d street northwest, when and
where we shall be ready to pursue the even
tenor of our way once more.
National Republican., 1879-05-27
1879
1STO GREAT

TO THE H6RTM, NORTH WEsT, W 81 a AND Nd SOUTHWEST.
sp, IN DOUBLE T8ACk SrEEk RAlIS po,rp.
MD ING n EEFEGT II -; MAY Nlso Y is7a s, r0,o, oor
ner of Sixth and streets, as follows:
For Plttsburg and the West, 1880 M daily. with
Parl9r Car 70 Plttsburg and sleeping cars % from
SSqy Tib SHGSM fH5 s
and the North at $40 D. m. daily, except saturday.
with Palace Cars to Canandaigua For williams
port, Lock Haven, and Watkins at 1850 H. IN.
For New York and the East 1880 and lois 7: m. daily,
with Palace Cars attached. Limited Express OF
Pullman Parlor Cars $3.50 n. M daily. except
For Brooklyn New YORK, all through trains connect
Mt Jersey City with boats OF "Brooklyn Annex,
afIording direct transfer TO Fulton street, avoid
ing double ferriage and Journey across New York
For Philadelphia 1880, $780, and 1918 p. daily Lin.
. tied Express $3.50 n. IN. daily, except sunday. a.
For Baltimore 6:i0 s3i, G3Oa and 40 y. M daily,
except sunday; 1880 H. me- l;O 5So' 'io ana io'i'
For Popes Creek Line $40 n. and 1:?o p. daily,
except Sunday.
For Annapolis $40 IN. and 400 p daily, except
iSb AN2 GKb WNsHN fA
TON RAILROAD.
For Alexandria o. 7i5 g. o. TO- IL m, and lis, $40
~ = ana liD p nj On snhu"y'V ~ m'' iil'
For Rlchmond and the South, $50 II m. daily, and
Trains leave Alexandria for Washington, q, 75. 5,
TO- IL n. m. and I, g. 420, 80, :, and II y. III.
on sunday at and 10 H. M and p m ..... ,.
Tickets, information. sleeping and parlor-car ac-
commodatiOns can be procured at the oltccs-nortl-
east corner of Thirteenth street and Pennsylvania
yania avenue, and at the depot where orders lie
LETT for the checking OF baggage to destinations from
L. r. FAR MER, General Passenger Agent
FRANK THOMSON General Manager
National Republican., 1879-05-27
Government is plain.

AMONG the numerous good speeches made
by Republicans in the House during the de-
bate on the legislative, executive, and judi
cial appropriation bill, with its political
rider repeating the election laws, one of the
most notable was that delivered by Hon.
WILLIAM f. SAPP, of Iowa. Its logic was
clear and incisive, and his exposition of con-
stitutional law lucid and convincing. lie
discussed Mt length the constitutionality OF
the laws demonstrating with great clear
ness that the General Government was
vested with the power of supervising the
elections of Representatives to Congress
He laid especial emphasis upon the point
that during the seven years in which the
laws had been written in the statute
book no attempt had ever been made
to have their validity passed upon by the
courts, and their validity had never been
an hour of desperation proposed it. 1t did
not come from the people by petition hut
from the Democratic caucus, controlled by
the White Liners, Rifle Clubs, Moonshiners
Ballot-BoX Suffers, and Repeaters, and
those who benefit by their nefarious crime,
and outrages lie traced the operations o.
the laws showing the absurdity of any
honest man obiecting to them, and defined
the position of the Democratic party upor
this issue and their record in the past $,
graphically and truthfully that none excep
the hardest and most INSCRIPTIONS Demo
Gratis could read it without blush of sham,
for his party.
National Republican., 1879-05-27
died.

CLARK.-At Rumney, N. H. on the Goth of May,
1879 ut the residence OF his brother Judge CALEB
CLARK aged rs years, formerly of Washington, ID. e.,
ana for nearly twenty years u faithful capable and
highly esteemed employee of the Government
MCNEILIA-At Herndon Va on the 18th inst. Rt
age.
COSTILLO-Sundaym morning, May 25, at 10 o'clock,
TIMOTHY COSTELLO In the iOth year of his age.
Funeral on Tuesday, May "a 1T $3.50 p. M, from No.
l30 q street southwest,
WILLIAMS.-At New Haven, Conn. on the 2th
inst, GRACE VERSoS, aged II years and ~ months
younget daughter Of the late DR.. Francke Williams
OF Hartford. ~
National Republican., 1879-05-27

THE Democracy have nothing to say
about the army at the polls prior to the re-
bellion. When the Democracy were in con-
troll Of the Government they did not scruple
to use the army for any purpose, and ut the
polls in the most offensive manner--to sup
press free and orderly men from exercising
the right of the ballot, Now, when they
have lost control of the Government and, as
private individuals undertake as mob to
practice the same tactics that they did of
flcially with the regular army, they make
a great hue and cry if that regular army is
ordered to prevent their lawless, unconsti-
tutiOnal, aud immoral actions In the one
National Republican., 1879-05-27
PERSONAL
WAsIlINGToN, b. C., MAY .. 1879.

WASlllNGTON, y. C., MAY 3, 1879
This is to certify that wc-Winfleld s. Jenlts md
Levi Woodbury-havo formed limited partnership
under the name and style of
w. 5. jerks IL CO.,
- - to transact u general
STOVE, TiNWARE. AND HOUSEFURNISUING
BUSINESS
Winfield = jerks Is the general and Ievi Wood.
bury the special partner both residents of the city OF
Washington, In the District of Columbia Loyi
woodbury. has contributed the sum of three thousand
(hJO) dollars TO the common stock. The partnership
IS TO commence on the ist day of May A. D. 1879 and
terminate on the LIST day of MAY, a. d. 1851
W. s. JENKS tsEAL1
my7-eodiw LEVI WOODBURY. tsE.if
National Republican., 1879-05-27

case they have the mere form of authority
and use it to subvert free ballot. In the
other ease they pretend to be greatly exer-
cised and indignant when this authority
would in legal manner defend the liber-
ties of the people.
National Republican., 1879-05-27

EATON promised the boys" if they
would hold still and be patient that they
should see some fun, as he was loading for
BLAINE, and, when ready, would Jump
" on him." The boys waited the old man
Jumped" and the boys were disappointed
for EATON acknowledged the corn. He was
mistaken. Mr. WEBSTER never did call
this Government coniederacy of States
The boys have lost confidence in the Con-
necticut Senator's grasp of history.
National Republican., 1879-05-27

WHAT pity it is that the fugitive slave
law is not now in full force. How the Solid
South must crate its teeth and sigh for q
return TO power OF their peculiar and low
army could be sent in force after these poor
human beings, who have dared to seek n
country that the slave power could never
control and desecate-a country where all,
black as well as white, can exercise the
rights that belong to them.
National Republican., 1879-05-27
Identifying Insigniiicance.

lPnllAdelphla inquirer
As passed by the House the silver bill can hardly
be entitled the Warner bill as It has been so altered
and amended before the House that Mr. Warner
himself failed to comprehend the significance, or,
II might more tingy be said, the insgniiicancc of
the measure finally voted OH.
National Republican., 1879-05-27

How nice it would be for the Solid South
and the Democracy generally if multitude
of moral words would hide even few im-
moral actions but they cannot The im-
moral actions will come to the front they
cannot be suppressed, and the world will
judge by actions rather than by words.
National Republican., 1879-05-27
rhe Duty of Rebel BrigadieI

New lOrk Herhlu.l
1t Is high time that the rebel brigadiers should do
something to show cause why they exist and the
most effective way they can take to this end Is to
adjourn speaker Randall promptly and without
fail on or before the LIST of June.
National Republican., 1879-05-27

WIssI,
srv,,v ,t1C 1C take effect ., ,oo >,
SUNDAY, MAY Is, 1873, AT l"2O ~ NJ.
AN. Leave washingtoni
TON ExPREss. Eiiicott ic, ciiy. On Sundays to
iil matimoTe y only stops e. Slpeys laIreI Az ,5 An
and Mount Winans. breakfast at Relay station.
ssS wmahSRG qha M Ssd@eS
oO"fBkHIHffiMooRiEE III % iE HHD Laurel. EXPRESS.
s;iO-Point of Rocks, Piedmont, strasburg Winches-
ter, Hngerstown, aud Way stations. -.
'T AND BAffMbhE 12THb 2PREg faroT GT1E Car %
saNsT f2Fk ufs Hqa PhHIRSqsP6Gc eHISSP6 COLUMBUS AND
PlTTsBURG EXPIRES. Frederick Hagers'
Through car to Staunton. pullman Cars to Gin.
Ginnaii daily. Grafton TO sandusky daily, except
oOOa7;ton Sunday only-Baltimorc, Annapolis, and
burg, College, Hetsyille Laurel, Annapolis June.
tion, Jessup's, and Hanover.
-RqItm9Ee ty AnqaEqlIs EIc9 Gy and wSy W1
l,aItGn Sunday % eBatitmorc 2iStt M hS and Way
PHSf aRR Ty TBHyApESsBuRa AND LAu
REL EMPRESS. Frederick, via Relay. Stops
la5ItPoint q Rocks Trsdercl;, 1IageTsown, WIN.
Ffssl Rocks saa and @S son only % sunday TO '0
HfPPHpps N6TFSK 1qd %E sSl9B'B 2Np BAL
TIMoltE EXPREss, Norfolk, except sunday.
Norfolk passengers taken In the cars direct 10
G3O-POlnt OF Rocks and Way stations.
1UO-tBaltimore ana Way stations.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Ellicott CITY, VIA
Relay.
s15-tCmICAGo, COLUMBUS, AND PITTSBURG
except Sunday.
1O15-tNEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA, AND BAL.
TIMORE EMPRESS stops ut Blndcnsnurg and
Laurel Sleeping car to New York und special
lnosF G6Gls SHF f@B S"Sg9 "SSigS9CiNNArr EMPRESS
Pullman cars.
tDnily SUNDAY only. Other trains daily, except
Sunday.
All trains stop Mt Relay Station.
For further Information apply at the Baltimore ana
Ohio ticket oilices-WashongtOn Station aud COB 90
and 1875 Pennsylvania avenue-where orders Will bo
taken for Baggage to be checked and received A. amy
point In the city. w. NJ. CLEMENTS,
Master OF Transportation.
l. NJ COLE, General Ticket Agent.
GEO &. KOONIZ General Agent,
National Republican., 1879-05-27

ARCHBISHOP PURCELL as n savings bank
is likely to take rank with the Freedmans
and German savings institutions of this city.
The assignee of the Archbishop and his
brother EDWARD has filed a schedule of
their assets and liabilities. The claims
amount to S3,G97, ,G5l Al, while the assets are
II ,1S1 ,5G947.
National Republican., 1879-05-27
Cozzen's West Point Hotel
YILL OPEN FOR GuEsTs NAY 8

WILL OPEN FOR GUESTS MAY 81.
The examination at Military Academy commences
June % the graduating ball takes place on the ilth.
The hotel has an elevator and Is entirely rehtted.
GOoDSELL BROS, Proprletors
my5-Im West Point. N Y.
National Republican., 1879-05-27
BUSINESS CHANCES.

A LOT GIVEN AWAY.
VIII be sold thoroughly built, elegantly finished
new House. with Lot; all improvements; II rooms
and subcear with summer kitchen for a less price
than amy iirst-cn,s builder will build similar house
1850 only required, OWNER
my2l2wH lti3a Rhode Island nvauuo
National Republican., 1879-05-27

THE Trdmps' O'cn inveighs against the
grand jury system. A great many respect
able people have peculiar views regarding
this method of ascertaining liability to
punishment for crime; but in this case a
torcibe illustration of the truth of the old
coupet is given:
No rogue ere felt the halter draw
With good opinion of the law.
National Republican., 1879-05-27

SENATOR VANCE, Of North Carolina, is at
tracing much attention, as we expected he
would, in his new sphere of official action.
He is u rapid and not altogether vapid
talSer, but one who relies altogether upon
exploded sensations Of the past to point the
morals of the present or teach its lessons.
In his late speech in the Senate he laid II
special stress upon the allegation that in the
good old Democratic times, about which we
hear 50 much nOw-a-days there were no
such things as Credit Mobiler, no return
ing-bOatd frauds, and no BELKNAPs. This
was intended by him as Il terrible accusa-
tion against the Republican party but the
learned Senator overlooked the fact that the
Credit MObiier was in part Of Democratic
origin; that the returning boards and the
consequent Electoral Commission were the
legitimate outgrowths Of Democratic State
Rights theories, and that the BELKNAP
business was halted in its developments
just in time to prevent the exposure Of GER
tain real criminals, among Others, Gentle
man GEORGE PENDLETON, who were en-
gagged in Il most infamous conspiracy to rob
National Republican., 1879-05-27

on the 20th of June next Queen VICTO-
RIA, now sixty years old, will have worn
the crown of England for forty-two years,
n longer reign than that known to any other
living European monarch; and what is
more and better, Her Majesty has secured
for her realm a reign of comparative peace,
prosperity, and happiness for all the years
that have been allotted to her rule. No
sovereign has ever in history secured n
higher degree of love and loyalty ON the
part of the ruled than has been achieved by
Englands best Of women, mothers, and
mOnarchs.
National Republican., 1879-05-27
The Abolition Question

IsNVN IVIh ITIUUITVsI
Ifit ever comes to be n question between abolish
ing the army aud 0bOlishing the Democratic party
there is no doubt about which way the country viii
strike.
National Republican., 1879-05-27
KITCHENS COTTAGES,
ATLANTIC CITY, N. j.

ATLANTIC CITY, N. u.
Opposite the lighthouse and near the hot and cold
water baths; within 400 feet Of the ocean, and within
airy and large, overlooking the ocean. Neatly fur
nished. Table excellent, inviting, and homelike
Best of references in this city and philadelphia Ad
dress s. MCCLURE,
Corner Rhode Island and Atlantic avenues,
Atlantic City, N. ].
l3II Chest nut street, Philadelphia. my3-S&WIw
National Republican., 1879-05-27

MAY 27.-Thc cautious manoeuvreing Of
troops OH the North Anna was continued. A
strong demonstration made on the enemy's
left and some divisions of infantry attacked
the enemy. Under cover of this the rest of the
army was quickly moved out easterly toward
the Pamunkey. Sheridan's cavalry returned
to reinforce the main army.
National Republican., 1879-05-27

RUMoR has it that HORACE MAYNARD,
our present Minister to Turkey, will resign
his mission soon and return to the United
States. 1t is said that lie does this that he
may make the canvass for Congress in his
district, which is strongly Republican. We
hope this may be true, Tor we need such
men as Mr. MAYNARD, both in Tennessee
and in Congress, until the embers of the
pending revolution are fully extinguished
His retnrn will inspire Republican revival
throughout all Tennessee.
National Republican., 1879-05-27

THE Legislature of New York has adj
iourned and the Troy Times says of it ::
The Legislature of 1879 possessed this neg
ative virtue-it was an honest body of
men, and it did no really bad work. Very
few, if any, jobs secured favorable action.
In this respect it was pre-eminent and
worthy of remembrance" No small
praise, that.