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National Republican., 1879-09-25

JEFF DAVIS proclaims the fact that he
has not surrendered his reasonable princi-
Piles, and then goes on to say that if he were
to be elected to the Senate he would not be
admitted to his seat and the independent
State of Mississippi would thereby be de :
prived of the right of choosing her own
representatives. This is the burden of all
the complaints alleged by the Southern
Bourbons against the dominant party in the
North. In effect it means that the South
insists upon sending pardoned or unpar-
doned, but always unrepentant, rebels to
Congress TO make laws for the country at
large, and that if objection is made to this
revival of the Confcderagy within the Union
it must be set aside on the ground that all
the States are again equal. This theory OF
equality has been recognized far enough to
permit the overthrow Of legal government
in the South and admit the Democracy to
the control of both houses of Congress
Perhaps it is too late TO undo the mischief
that has been done in this direction; but it
is not TOO late to begin to prevent any repe-
titon of it in the future.
National Republican., 1879-09-25

MR.. HENDRICKS promises, upon what au-
thority he does not explain, that very little
time will be taken up in the coming session
of Congress with the repeating business
This promise is made by way of excuse for
the blunders of his party in the last session,
wherein all of the time taken up by the re-
pealers to the exclusion of more important
business was wasted-actually thrown away.
But no one who knows the real animus of
the Democratic majority in Congress will
take any stock in this forecast of this win
ters programme Revolution, covert and
seditious, but revolution nevertheless, is the
prerequisite of Democratic success IN 1850.
Unless the safeguards which now surround
the exercise of the right of franchise are
overthrown, the future prospects of that
party will be gloomy indeed. And to this
end the Democratic leaders will exert all
their energies until the Forty-sixth Con-
gress-the last in which they will be in
majority-shall have expired.
National Republican., 1879-09-25
WASHINGTON, SEPTEMBER 25, 1873.

SINCE the publication of Mr.. CoRNELL's
letter of acceptance the New York Demo-
Gratis haven't had SO much to say about his
being "bloated corporationist," as they
did n fortnight ago.
National Republican., 1879-09-25
1879
Q-O GREAT


TO THE NORTH, WEST, AND souTHwBsT
R2YsHS SHaRHHS $SGEHF SE EQUIP
TRAINS IN EEyksH ksH HNE SS e. t4Sa @ Depot cor
For Pittsburg and the West, 1890 IN. daily, with
PsSnrs Gs A to G st. anq Loas panS chesSo
to N 6sy wth PslE6e 5 e ShGsS
and the North at 40 II. M daily, except sunday;
I s sh a.f SsafS sSsn Ss
For New York and the East, 1850 p M daily, except
sohea Imed % ss Fioa
800 a, m daily. except Sunday.
or Jersey ty New With SSts s o tIRs
aiiordlng direct transfer to Fulton street. ayold.
Ing double ierrisge and Journey across Now York
For Phiindelphis ssS n. m. and 1880 p M daily,
except sunday $50 and lO.iS n M daily: LIN
For Baltimore GO, sa5, $40 a and ;io. l;lo tS
p M, daily, EXCEPT Sunday; 1880 a. m.' S'so 7''o
For Pope's Creek Line go a. M and 40 p. daily,
Fol-, Annapolis d:aO a. M. and 40 p daily, except
ALEXxSDRIA AND FREDERICKsBuRa RAIL.
NAY AMP a ALEXANDRIA, AND WASHING
For Aexandrin G. 7;l5 g. o, TO- II a. m, and iis s.t2o
6,6 and iiiso p. III. ON Sundays a. m. liza
For Richmond and the South, $3.50 n m. daily and
b;20 y. m daily except sunday.
NJ, y 10, u a NJ & and !, ., 80 q and 2p. M
commedst,ons can be proeuPsd S at tn The pcesNnort
east corner OF Thirteenth street and Pennsylvania
avenue, northeast corner Of sixth street and Pennsy
eit for the checking OF baggage 10 destinations nom
"''''' "fu L. + FARMER, General Passenger Agent
FRA X THOMSON, General Manager,
National Republican., 1879-09-25

tSt. Louis GlobcDemocrot
Don Morrison is making the canvass for Senator
as a Mexican veteran. This will never win A
Confederate veteran is the man most acceptable to
the Democracy of Missouri.
National Republican., 1879-09-25

THE ladies sing Sin the sweet buy and buy we will
meet in that beautiful store" and we certainly cal,
raise no objection But remember the little ones
at home, and do not leave the nurse without bot
tie OF Dr. Bulls Baby Syrup.
National Republican., 1879-09-25
Hand II over to Ohio.


cleveland lleraldl
California and Maine having pounded the Con-
fedcracy, hand II over TO Ohio, and when Ohio has
mauled 1t 1t goes to New York. Pass the old hulk
along, boys, so we may all have whack at it be-
fore ii is worn out.
National Republican., 1879-09-25
Al it Again.


tVicksburg He0ldl
The New York Democrats are engaged In theii
usual annual quarrel. This seems TO be u good
year, somehow, for quarrels In the Democratic
pur
National Republican., 1879-09-25
Either wav N,lsss ourGai,.

. lChicago Tribune
y Now, whether TammOny kills Tilden or Tildcn
IS Kills Tammany, either way makes our gain.
National Republican., 1879-09-25
killing Two Birds with one stone.

IOInClNNnI IOmWtFCINI
1t Is a delightful thing TO have Ben Butler anC
Wendell Phillips on the same ticket. The voters u
Massachusetts who retain few grains of com
mon sense will be able to kill two birds with on,
stone the opportunity is Of the rarest and mos
delicious character.
National Republican., 1879-09-25
BLACK BURN.
BARKsDALE.
JEFF DAVIS.
GULLY,

THE Post thinks that the people could
not do otherwise than give General GRANT
the splendid reception that was accorded
to him at San Francisco, us "this was so emf
"nently proper that no one thought Of OBJ
"jecting to it," Then this exquisite pink
National Republican., 1879-09-25

dayton Democrat (Dem.)l
If New York Is lost to the Democracy this yeai
Samuel J. Tilden will be held responsible for IL.
National Republican., 1879-09-25
To take effect
SUNDAY, MAY Is, ls7v, AT $40 A. II.

To take effect
SUNDAY, MAY is, 1870 AT 40 A. NJ
An. Leave Washington,
TON x Y2k rhSPEhgH5A cs Sy a AM2 zaSaags so 80
npd S9 ss: e fahRsy ER dss As
e%sa,Bathimore A,nnanolis and Way; Piedm9ns
snd sdas%STg %nyg vs "Snss5er Haser'on' Frederick
SOFIA 500 ALfiMoEE XND LAUREL EXPRESS.
ter, Hngerstown, and Way stations. ,,o,,r,,,
AND E2PhEss farioF Car %
40, New York and PhIlndelphia. ,,,-s ,r
PiIfsBDfRg iDfis EHpRAss SRhHAsS FpadsreE, haser;
TS TtSMn and Valley Branch SGSSept s. sundHy ,o t
sinna,l daily Grafton 10 sandusky daily except
eOO.-ion Sunday only Baltimore, Annapolis, and
-BALTIMoRE EXPRESS. stops at Biadcns
tion. Jessups, and Hanover.
i5SSEW York PRiIA biisPi E XND ND S6
LESION sunday ogS-Bslllmorea and Way
sSB4MoR SPa VIZ SfSgi AND LAu
REL EXPRESS. Frederick, via Relay. stops
Atfoint = fiaPd'R Poi RSeE" S'|% Fr%ederic Hasersown Win
chester st and % WSy & stations y on sunday to Point
APPfppss soRrSE d IsE sst9Bp &NS BAL
Norfolk passengers taken Y The cars dree, S 70
esoDPSiat ta Of ROCKS 9f AID Way Stations "''N ~ ~'
aiRHaS Ssa Msy S'l!s"' Eco. CITY, via
sISE1tSiiicAGo, COLUMBUS, AND rITrsBuRa
EXPRESs. Sleeping car 10 Chicago. Pittsourg,
''M6% H2EF AS@ na
Laurel. Sleeping car to New York. and special
il'OO%@fsF fouls ASD ciNCfNNATI EXPRESS.
tDaiiy ' sunday & only. Other trains daily, escop,
All Trains stop at Relay Station.
National Republican., 1879-09-25
SnGeIy Set Him Down.

milwaukee, Sentinel.
II man tells you he cares little about politics
nowadays you may safely set him down at once US
Democrat or Grcenbacker.
National Republican., 1879-09-25

Largest Legitimate Morning Cir
cuIdtiOn ill the District.
National Republican., 1879-09-25

THE pyramid builders are at work, the
object of their efforts being to erect typo
graphical obelislIs, as it were, commemora-
tive of the recent achievements of the two
great parties. Thus far the Republican pyra.
mid stands as follows:
Maine.
California.
Aud the Democratic, reversing the princi-
pie of solidity by means of broad base,
stands thus:
BLACKBURN.
BAKKsDALE.
JEFF DAVIS.
GULLY.
1t is worthy Of note however, that the
inverted apex of the Democratic column
represents one of its most characteristic
achievements, the acquittal of bloody
handed political murderer At the same
time, the crowning glory thereof symbolizes,
in the plain and unpretending name of the
Democratic Governor Of Kentucky, the
banner Democratic State, all that can be
found of true nobility and eager clivalry in
the hospitable idea Of supplying needy
women and children with garments satu-
rated with the infection of yellow fever
small pOx and other contagious diseases,
National Republican., 1879-09-25
TREAsURY DEPARTMENT,
CMirHsoYIAN INSTITUTE N,

CMITHSoNIAN INSTITUTE. N,
= OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY,
WAsHISGToS, ID. O., Sept. - 1874
Sealed proposals Will be received by the National
Mu cum }ulldiUg Commission, Washington. d. g..
until ~ NJ, Oct re, 1879 for material and labor
required IN covering the Hat roofs of the National
Museum with Loaded sheet lro!, In nccordanco with
specih cations no obtained at the Office OF Cuss ty
Schuze architects, Corcoran building.
tStar, Post critic Ee21 eoGt
National Republican., 1879-09-25
TRAVELLERS GUIDF.
RALT1MoRE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

The Great Double-Track
NATIONAL ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
10 the
NORTH, NoRTHwEsT, WEST AND SOUTH.
WEST.
National Republican., 1879-09-25
PROPOSALS..
DRoPosALs FOR STEAM BOILER.

OFFICE OF SUPERVISING ARCHITECT
Treasury DEPARTMENT,
WAsHISGToS, ID. C., Sept. 23 1870
Sealed proposals will be received AT this oice until
ing and delivering ready tor Aing in placeono Steam
Boiler required for this building In ccordnnce with
drawings and specifications, copies OF which and any
additional information may be had on application ut
this Office. JAS. G, HILL
se25-eo3t Supervising Architect
National Republican., 1879-09-25

tEntered Mt the posi.once at Washington, d. C., a.
secund-class matterl
National Republican., 1879-09-25
DENTISTS.
DENrnTSHR.Y =

DEl1N NrIlSIE2 Y
have fitted up. with special reference 10 Dentistry,
the pleasant and centrayocated rooms MOI rs Four.
teenth street, corner New York avenue, where | am
prepared TO perform all operations on the natural
teeth with care and satisfaction.
Artificial teeth OF every kind and grade inserted,
Nitrous Oxide for the extraction OF teeth al.
Three lines OF cars pass the door,
DIR. Nj. n. BROWN.
yO-tv
National Republican., 1879-09-25
Maine.
California.

Aud the Democratic, reversing the princi
pie of solidity by means of broad base
stands thus:
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-09-11
Seven Stages of Drunkenness.

All the worlds q Bar,
And an the men and women merely drinkers;
They have their hiecups and their staggerings;
Aud one man la day drinks many glasses,
Ills acts being seven stages AZ fret tho gentleman
Steady and uteadfast In his good resolves
Aud then the wine and bitters, appeti-sr,
And pining, yearnng look, leaving like a snail
The comfortable bar And thea the aFRumuntH.
Trying like Hercules with wrathful frontage
To refuse one more KIN cocktail Then the mystfcd,
Full Of strange thoughts, unhecding good advice.
Careless of honor, soddrn, thick, and gutt'ral,
Seeking the troubled repetition
Even In the bottles mouth and then quite jovlal
In fair good humor while tho world swlms round,
With eyebals misty, while his friends him cut.
Full Of nice oaths aud awful chickering's
And 80 he plays his part, The sixth age shifts
Into stupid, slipping drunken man
with blossoms" ON hia aud bleary.eyed,
His shrunken face unshavcd from siie 10 side
lie rolls along. aud his unmany voice
Huskier than ever fails aud flies
And leaves him-staggcring round. Last scene o.
ALL
That ends this true and painful history,
l. stupid childishncas, and then oblivion
Sans watch, sans chain, sans coin, sans everything
San Francisco News Letter.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-09-11
White Deer Mills Burned.

Fairly Saturday afternoon Of last week
a fire broke out in the we'll known
White Deer wooden mills, in White
Deer valley, Union county. The build.
ings being frame, and very dry, the
flames spread rapidly and soon the
whole structure was enveloped in a
cloud OF fire and smoke. Every effort
was made TO combat the progress of the
devouring fire, but without making an
impression upon it, and only when the
mills and hat factory, together with the
fine brick house in close proximity, had
been consumed, were the flames stayed.
The Watsontown steamer was taken
over the river upon the fiat and hurried
to the scene Of the fire. in the hope of
being able TO render some assistance.
Beyond proving a protection for some
of the dwellings near by, there was little
for the steamer to do. IL was after
dark before the FIRE was sufficiently sub
dued TO allay all cause of further appre.
hension.
The origin Of the fire is not definitely
known, though IL IL believed to have
been accidental. The most generally
credited theory is that the fire caught in
the card room, from one of the pipes.
Every precaution had been observed to
pievent any such an occurrence, and IL
Is evident that the mishap was of q
character that could not well have been
prevented. The loss will not be below
Sl50,000 on which there was an insur.
ance Of $4,000.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-09-11
Judge Blacks Portrait OF Republicans
Ism.

From a letter to the Lancaster In,sllEenesr.
They had elected President sworn
to preserve, protect and defend the
Constitution. for n compensation OF
twenty. five thousand dollars per annum,
but the enemies Of the Constitution Sc
cured him TO their side by giving him,
in the form OF presents, more than his
legal salary would amount to in four
years. When the private gifts ceased
Congress presented him with an equal
amount out Of the public Treasury, and
so his Administration became an anti.
constitutional job from beginning to
end. The army and navy and all the
executive departments. the whole or.
ganized physical force, all the offices
and all the money OF the Nation
were in hostile hands. Every atom OF
this mighty power was thrown against
liberty and justice. The Southern
States were wholly deprived of their
autonomy, their governments crushed
and their people placed under the abso.
lutte domination Of notorious thieves,
while in the North, "a we'll as in Con.
grcss, legislation was controlled by
great rings organized to enrich them
selves by robbing labor of the bread it
earned.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-09-11
The Vagaries OF Political Parties.

Prom the Philadelphia Record.
Vice President Wheeler in 1876 was
one of the first to lead off in declaring
for bloody.shirt campaign. He open.
ed the canvass with speech the bur.
den of which was an assertion thai the
con test at the ballot box was no more
than the conflicts on the battle fields OF
the South over again, save in another
form. On Wednesday, at the Republi.
can Convention of New York State, Mr..
Wheeler traversed again the same
ground. thoIgh in tie latter instance
the details were far more blood curdling.
In relation TO the so.called national
election he said: ave assert the right of
the Government to co o1trol national
elections, so that every man entitled 10
suffrage may cast, in peace and security,
one free vote and no more. We de.
mand one law-justly enacted, equally
binding upon every citizen OF the land,
to be respected and obeyed alike by all,
and, when all other means fail, to be
enforced by the strong arm which sub.
dued the rebellion. We make no Sc
crct Of our partiality for the regulated
bayonet in tie bands OF men wearing
lllc biut Oh tue 10 HEaiisN
the shotgun in the hands of the red.
shirted mobocrRcy of the South"
The demand of him who secured the
Vice Presidency of the nation through
the vigorous assertion of the State.
rights doctrine against Federal inter.
ference with the conduct of elections
under State laws constitutes a biting
satire on the vagaries of political par.
ties. The Electoral Commission, which
placed Mr. Wheeler in his present Office,
decided that the power Of the nation
does not worrant an inquiry into the
choice OF Presidential electors by the
voters of State. Before the Commits
sion Mr.. Eyarts said "lf the State does
not act there are no qualified electors.
The utmost respect was then paid to
the prerogatives OF the State. Now
they are universally secuted by the Re
publican authorities. Should the Dem.
ocrats succeed to the control of the
Government in 1850. the Republican
leaders will undoubtedly enter upon
the advocacy OF the rights OF the States,
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-09-11
ADDITIONAL LOCALS.

COMMITTEE MEETISd.-There was an
unusually full meeting of the Democratic
County ComTittee at the office of the Chair
man, on Friday, the 9th inst, the following
named members being present or sending
names of men to be appointed on the COM
mittees to hold the delegate elections
ID. z. Kline, n. w, Bellefonte; Arthur
Brown, s. w, Bellefonte; VIM. Harper,
w. W., Bellcfonte; Austin MeClain,
Milesburg A. T. Leathers, Unionville I;
Howard Birckley, Howard l.. q. Lingle,
Philipsburg; Joseph L. Neff, Boggs; Os-
car Holt, Burnside VIM. Grove, College I;
O. NJ. Sheets, Half Moon John G. Slower,
Haines Cyrus Brumgard, Miles +. i.
Musser, Penn; John Shannon, N. precinct
Potter Il. j. Dunkle. Rush, j. III. Holt,
Snow Shoe; q. L. Gentzel, Spring; Sam
uel Hoover, Taylor; John H. Stover,
Union Samuel Decker, Walker; William
A. Kerln, Potter; Daniel Irwin, Huston (;
William ii. Gardner, Liberty William
From, Potter, s. precinct.
Worth township was also represented, but
not by the member of its committee. The
meeting was larger than any ever held by
any Chairman for the same purpose. 1t is
due to the present Chairman to say, that
the meeting of the Committee for the pur-
pose of making out the committees under
Rule ID had been determined upon more
than six weeks ago. At no time has the
Chairman attempted or even desired, to do
anything outside Of the rules OF the party
The committees selected to hold the dele.
gate elections are good, and it is to be
hoped that they will attend faithfully to
their duties.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-09-11

THERE never was such n really good +,
substantial, satisfactory, and rapid-selling
flrst-class Lock Stitch Sewing Machine
offered so low as the "NEw FAMILY SHUT-
TIE" reduced tnonly $50 more complete
with equipments, and lower in price than
any other machine. II is elegant In work.
manship and finish, surpasses all others In
its work and fulflls all the requirements of
every family as n helper Thoroughly
warranted by written guarantee for five
years, and kept in order free of charge. II
will do every description Of work-flne or
eoarse--that any machine, at any price,
ever did, or can do equally as rapid, cor
rect, smooth, neat, and strong. Has all tho
late improvements, is easy to learn and
manage, is serviceable, don wear out,
always ready, and never out of order
Sent g. 0. ID. anywhere with privilege Of
examination before paymontofbill. Agents
make money rapidly, supplying the great
demand for this the Cheapest Machine in
the World. Territory free. Adiress, for
descriptive books, &c, "Family" Shuttle
Machine Co., 756 Broadway, New York.
30-ly
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-09-11
The Rewards OF Economy.


From the New York world.
Young men who came Of age in 1873
when, according to official tables, near.
ly $l60,00O.000 worth OF textile fabrics
were imported, will see that such i'm.
ports had fallen last year to about
$s5 ZOO, 600 worth. They will also see
that last year in the single article Of
breadstuffs, and on the top of this de.
crease in importations, there was an in.
crease OF nearly $ll3,OO0,0O0 in our out
put over that of the year of their major.
ity. All classes Of the community
those whom disaster has made cautious
and those who have been educated to
practice prudence--ought tn be able
now to maintain and develop the re.
turning prosperity which has come to
us with our return to common sense
and sound principles in the conduct OF
our affairs. Let every man lay to heart
the moral OF the striking remark made
by one OF our business men who have
Obliged the World with their views to
day. that an increase of only one dollar
in the yearly income and outgo of every
man, woman and child in the United
States means n difference of nearly a
hundred millions of dollars in the year.
ly trade movement of the country.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-09-11
The School Question.

Editors Centre Democrat:
The articles that appeared in last week 5
edition of the Republican and WatehmaH,
having reference to late action of the
school board, show plainly n misunder-
standing and ignorance both of the action
and its purport.
The intention was not to elect a new
assistant principal, but to elevate the stand
ard of our schools in SO far as economy
would permit. The means taken to ac-
complish this result are best given In the
resolutions adopted by the Board, to which
earnest attention is invited. They are as
follows:
"With view of elevating the standard
of our schools, increasing their means Of
giving instruction, and securing those bcne-
fits that arise from the sub-division Of
branches among specially qualified instruct
ors, be il resolved by the Directors of Belle
fonte District
al. That separate department of Ian
guages and History" be made in counec-
tion with our High School a. it now exists.
"2. That this department shall include
ahree branches appertaining to the thorough
study of the English and Latin Languages
and the History Of the United States
give instruction in these branches be en-
ployed by the Board who shall be under
the same control as the other teachers of
the school whose salary shall be $500 per
year; and whose regular duty 1t shall be to
give instruction in the branches pertaining
TO this department during at least two and
half hours of each day, and a an extra
duty to take charge Of the Principals
room when he may be absent therefrom.
80. That this special department exist
during one month, to be continued or not
at the option of the Board"
The following is the second resolution
"After year Of faithful and successful
work in our own school, and with = good
reputation obtained in public and private
schools elsewhere,
"Resoirsd, That the Board deem Mr..
John Mason Duncan person we'll quali-
fed TO fill the position of special teacher OF
Languages and History" and according
ly elect him to the same"
As will be seen, these resolutions contain
no reference to the position of assistant
principal, or any change therein. How
such misconstruction got abroad can only
be explained by the one who made 1t.
d. VI. LIEB.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-09-11

WHY WILL YoU-Allow cold to
advance in your system and thus encourage
more serious maladics such as Pneumonia,
Hemorrhages and Lung troubles when an
immediate relief can be so readily attained.
BoSchees German Syrup has gained the
largest sale in the world for the cure Of
Coughs, Colds and the seyercst Lung Dis
eases. II is DR.. Boschce's famous German
prescription, and is prepared with the
greatest care, and no fear need be enter
tained in administering 1t TO the youngest
child, as per directions. Tho sale of this
medicine Is unprecedented Since Rrd in
troduced there has been constant incrcas-
ing demand and without single report Of
n failure to do its work in any case. Ask
your Druggist as 70 the truth of these
remarks. Large size 10 cents. Try II and
BE- convinced Sold by +. Potts Green,
Wholesale and retail. 20-cow-lv
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-09-11

PERSONS who are troubled with weak
ness arising from dsordercd state Of the
Urinary and Pro-crcRtivc Organs, such as
lndisposition to exertion, Loss of power,
or memory, difficulty in Breathing, Ncr-
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Wakcfulness, Pain in the small Of the
back, Muscular Lassitudc, Hot and Dry
skin, Eruptions on Face, Pale complex
ion, &c, should at once procure a bottle Of
Compound Fluid Extract Of Buchu. 4
iudicious and prompt use of this preparation
may be relied upon TO givetonc to the Or
gaus, restore their power and remove the
symptoms. Price one dollar-si1 for Eve
dollars. For sale at +. PoTTs GREEx 5
Drug Store, Bush House Block. ly-2Ocow