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Decorah-posten., 1879-01-15
lograunmserne peo Sroia.

Or. Shliemann iorilettsr meb
l25 @rbsIosre line llo%sraunina.r al
S,siarlif sllsr Oct 9omIs 8roia
Den Sanie MI at unosrises BET belt
til Bnnoen. Oct toitsr bam 5000
&r1nsr mnaneolis. Son bar ous.
rsos nu 9lort m9rtsligs Sunb. San
bar bl. VI. iuloitGnoie uoarapst BET
itcre Sus. ban uutus,r for Ron.
gems BALLADS, iom mso I'm breos
Itenlagts 8los runbt omttin0 o.
be tlGmpsmGsilss Rnsmure ltal
frembpoe ct m9ttslist Glue. Yao
BET fore Sus sr en- treoobbeIt Bort.
% umiooelbart pso Sioeu oroi
inoe ! 9uiei iunbt ban 10 lmaa Oe
en- ltor Sfat of Sulbin9sr tsmmslie
lig Dem. ban ier bar funost Der o.
/ Wpfsne. : Seto,Iesbso frsmb0.
Der ban lOm m1ritlias Is Sub.
itOtfe. buer Teo So 5nolnlt. Wan.
&c Of SuIbiassrns ftaor / i%uninsrlit
Ssnissnbe uso Chen al BET Bsoits
| Wpienafuuest. Or, Sdliemonn
sier iis lpiti9 Ouer BE- Baspoofsrs,
lom bar pooltaoet, al oct iunone
3uS bare bar pGret "&Ona Yria.
mus's 8rilsbus". San msnsr. at
Suist maa BABE BAIT Here Giaesr
al 5rn liesiom It 3aarn. 5ntet
que / 3rola CT iunbst at bope mere
emo 6 Sob beie S,snuesss men
ousnpaa oisis bar opsralt p9r,t
beis %taarnaati9e Srnbpgninasr. Wsn
Or. Shllsmann meuer at baue
alort snoru meT'slissre OpoassIisr;
ban oil jun lite paaitaa. at Be
9amls &roiausrs booze / 8laebus,
mfn ban bar iunoet laaoanns
Wousber al greni 8las bInnoi
alisu, at ban life fan i%3rfIare iip
Oct paa unben Waaoe. emo at Sr9.
uaaesns bar perst optrimurls msc
en- slas. eIer asialiIiansnoe Wasis,
ION uto syOids Brano CT ilpot nes
I often. Vi be iunons Siatte itol
orn ipriilte 8saiuius bare z Os
ban isIu J. iom ban oil iilnntt til
Rsuilnaton. Wui1st / 90noon.
Decorah-posten., 1879-01-15

2nnc,n lao fat | 8psesi, bpct osr
bapes lioost, liotn ben nnbsr Sno.
flerslisn blsp borte. StlufeIaelia
par Dprst | en- tIsnrie 8illtano F;
men foruoen at 9ieuusmsaa Sults.
fursn bapoe ben O9iaa ieot 3 tore
S%unbsbpolpe. lom ben / Il Gage
uosn &os % OrItts bauoe opieot
gflsrot pare bleusn btiriei ira III
uIrioiuise SpbOloslieo. bIsp ben fiat.
tslspuno pIsist pao bet Ombpsseliaits.
% CT nu iglen "osn lamms lmutte,
fsoe 2uno ION ierl"
Decorah-posten., 1879-01-15
Sra Mooerfanoene.
(af 1~ancnapiTe Blade inctil22N 1tebr 4. !
Stor8e.

GulbbrpHap. Den Abe 9,e,mb,,
feirsoe. ifel8e "8sftmar". Arposbs'
ti,nt Wsisr 2ertelien o. Suitru
Naribe Warie feot Sdraosr. boon
be paa StuosbOImen Deb &rpoS
ltaiionsn Ore / S%antefeool, ii
@uIobrpuup. Wanosn par TAI.
Sultrusn "a Var 9ammsl. 9@Jt,.
parrst bar 7 Bern iIips, 8 Senn,r
o. 2 Ostrs 20 Bsrnebern. &rpos.
'beii.nt &orfeIisn. Der efter Mnies.
ming srbOlot aiiisb / forris, Oar,
bar peret aniat p,b 3oIoetat.n
46 @ar. oeraf &rposbetisnt Deb
@res Stalion | 80 Oar.
Decorah-posten., 1879-01-15

Tor l8So-82 bec isO0r Sorlcaac.
rem Tor be fnits ire @ar. Sr. 300.
t0nOler SaeOb 9ptuao, % 800
&rOnsr ; De nGrm,it iOreaooenos tire
War bstalis ban 20 600 arOn,r.
WaitbposuOe bar 8Ostrpit,r Sabri.
thus mso 2s.l25 &rOnsr. 5orloas.
reiten til @Imuuutf,n betoI,s / 1874
--lS76 at 02rr. 5obritius & Mal
ling mso IA 900 &rOnsr, aItiaa fun
oct balus Of neruersnbe Buo.
Decorah-posten., 1879-01-15

SoosfaIo. &ammerb,rr,, iorbeuoe
renoe Observation-Disclosures S6sp
en- sr lsoar pso Mlobassiicsr Of
saast pso Deben.
- gn Of Srsoriisbalb elbf, Bor
s'rs. SOban Stuns. uisit uso Ds.
ben 6r,oass Rat .it,r en- Longer,
SpsoOm. Den Nioebs par / In
sio en- op9tis &isbmano os siisr.
lao,r ,l aoot Wlno, for 8slQier,n
bso mob De Saitiess.
Decorah-posten., 1879-01-15

Gn ipOIeret Ndie. esrous Otter
t,rmlboas Den Toe December fdnol
ct itp8t Soeridlo Stso / en- al Bsit.
foens @oon / 6rsoriieitab. I'm.
Der ct Sla8smoOI msllsm to Ben.
Ger iom In treble Bonoe I'll os
ipanote meo i'm Sispltbal Raien
Sipiisr paa ben al be Stripmbs,
Der Iaa uno.rfi. Oct osrp,b bi.
braste Saar sr al aIuorlis Btfai.
f.nb.o. ON .nb IN. Sars for Giusi
q illitsoe.
Decorah-posten., 1879-01-15

Woroiag. Den 22aarlse Straf.
fang. paa Ntsrsbus 6aitnins Sls
grliisn Spaisrsie. Jon upIis ousr.
ialot en- Clutter for at orabs bam
% osrfor oemies I'll 8 &ars Siraf.
arbsios. os fort osrpaa slOros Ct
npt WOrfOries moo SIuttsrsn, bl,u
rplis oemt I'll posrIIssre 10 Nars
Strafarbsibe.
Decorah-posten., 1879-01-15

On en- lans Sultetur, iOm en-
Suno. Der lIlberts en- 8aaromanb
Rarbsbsn al 8sils. bar rerst uoiat
for. iortelu "8eile u. 6oltsbl. "
%iaaIsbss: @n Dag i Somm,r, "a
Nano.n tleris Bps ind, blsu pun
ben pInoislis bOrte. 3r, us.r silsr
iom Sennsn paa 8aaroen no /
4aosn % bsrte Der en- flassnos 9po
Sunosn falrt bam itraI / Sanfer. %
psb at brpoe en- @es no paa BET
Siso. huOr 9pesn lpoelist iunbs be.
res. uiits bet iiS sanits ristiSt, at
Decorah-posten., 1879-01-15

Glenoomsials. Cru sObmanns
que | Bergen msb ben til bette on.
rlnoslis bsrenbs Suue %Iissou.rfOr
NrbsicsriOrsninaen cr iolst til &ieb.
mono ulbsrt .. @Obu If. for as.
600 &r.
Decorah-posten., 1879-01-15
1aumart.

3lolOs. Gen 4bs (. w. ofbranot,
Crit ebtitiani.n SOIsitao Sus pad
@alibm Warf / 5ramlsu Ssrr.o
5losn OpiOm uuosr Rsoiaftnius al
5Oosr paa 9O,n. bOOr form,nilia
ct &nlpps palm bar pallet gusteu
% er blspsn antanot. &rsutursrns,
paa It Gam mar. FAINT en- Dsl Suo.
DO rsooso,s. Nlt par osiureret.
Decorah-posten., 1879-01-15
Gn Wauo oomt for MlisbanoIina

Gn Wano oOmt for Outstanding
Of fin Snitrn. Den oanitc 9eldt.
rel paatI,nbte forl,oen en- / San.
mari msset emlalt Gag mob en-
54aotis 8aaromunb / SuIessn,n. Der
ia~asooiiOm uaibrubt 81 Oar bauo,
mlsbaneld i'm Rome mso Slas os
SfalbsOro. iaa bun itpuIis maalte
HpSts uo al quiet ON Natisn %
iilbrinps b.nn. Doe Nabosr sllsr poo
uub,R Wart % / 8rsfir / 1869
10 inblasots bum paa Srinse
SlnosipseanftaIt. en- siisr SusrIas,ns
Gril9rins rimslis Sels. at ben
aanosllse 9ioells. bun bauos uNrsi
uuosriaitst. Seitferet itabiaitso,
TIMBER. os Spsrsttsns Dom, buorpso
uslsrninesmanbm par anisst meo
8 Waansosts Sorbsorin8shusar.
beioe.
Decorah-posten., 1879-01-15
SaanogierningsiioIe. Site

Saanogierningsiiole. Giier buat
Der bsrelles / en- &Orr,lponosanes I'll
"R. &. Mmtst." fra Snbueen, sr
Der oeitsos nplis b,Gutt,t at Op.
r,tt. en- SuancsieruiHsstoIs for
8uttsr. Stolen ientsS for BET for.
f., f"ationsrst paa NOrbsrs paa 8e
rem.
Decorah-posten., 1879-01-15
M. l.. Nc CONN,
Surgeon Dentist,
CHic, cptr @uaihons Sdrcwar. Sipr

CHit rpsr @uaitions &drepar, Siprs,
DEBORAH, Iowa,
liuaosr ii9 bsruso at bsflsuoteiers
Tor ale % sHbuer Der tiItrGngcr
8%onol9es, at ban bar tagst ian 20.
pal / Oecorab alt Clogs @rbsloe,
bsnbersaos til min YroisSiion, uo.
fsrss mco lterits NeiustiBbcb.
W. Z. WeSonn
Decorah-posten., 1879-01-15
Smfommer pto StOitelObnina

8utt,r orutnsoe iienoaes / 5soals
panost uso Bergen. "Bsra. 9io."
bar bert msobelt al ct Eisnoibn,,
at en- bel Del 8uii,r hauo, iaml.i
is pna SIN bpor be leb paa Stei.
ter. oa pluoisIis 9i,u Draft % II
q l6 Sut:.r eit | Banbst. Of buil,,
b, 4 lie rtoosoe no. b,Is pto ,a,n
Sialp. bells ueo andres, mtotns BE-
tr. forulptt,oe i~Oriuanbi unoer 5s.
flaisrn.. 9s bIsu, s~isuiunon, oe
brasf, til en- norIisssnos SaGro,
buOr en- tiItalot eas, iorslapss an.
flllso, SpIipninesiCriea.
Decorah-posten., 1879-01-15

S0osialo. Noiunit uso Stnus.
Onsutllss StOIs for beisrs &lm,n.
bann,lis, Nusuit Si.ron,mus 9rc.
tanosr. afsif nplis uso Deoen sit,r
roQtn 3ibs Spesligbsb.
Decorah-posten., 1879-01-15
llopuntniaa for ct 0res 6idlo.

I'm Bonoe / 8aa8,. Der iisols bar
par,t bsflsnot for al baus bstali
nm. uosiilu uoen 8uaus. bI,p |
Ssit pani.t for Rsit paa bette Dare
Banisitat flor Tiger % iirio,r Ct
Sn.-os Her. Ral lammsitsos bare
aepania for 10 Cr,s Rsltslalo.
Decorah-posten., 1879-01-15

Omi0mmen. Nattsni til Den l7bt
I. W. u pusmauo o. &luosiamlsr
Sens Wortsnitr al &lelbp omiom.
men / aiar,t lmsQ,m Rasbp %
&isIbp. Den SOrulpit.os par ON
Nors,nsu ben l6o. suast til Sea.
tier. b~uOrira ban maait. tsmmsli0
lent er psnot tiIbass. Os ban sr cn
iormoosntIis / Rettet 9aast fell al
BEEN ODsr &i9rst. huor ban matte
Wcrgsn families Iiss,noe oeo osc
Siosn al en- 8reit Sau situlabtr
lls Ron, % Bern / iman &aar.
Decorah-posten., 1879-01-15
YaitOr 8etiersrens 5rimeuisbes

/ arsnool tlilso,s / Sum 1877 al
100 YsriOn,r. Na TT Gntauu i
Ar,noal % Omssu UoIst til PIG
borne Weplsmmsr. @uostjsusitsp
boloss / ct otrtil Ieiet Sus men |
Sanuar 1873 uoiteotss 5nbbpb,li,
I'll SpiersIls al ss,n &iris. bporai
5000 8ron,r ere inobeialte.
Decorah-posten., 1879-01-15

Saoersbeulsuins. SOr nosIs us,r
iloen oibOloiss otter SnobposIls al
aQsrsIsu SOpn'sauro ct Setmaol.
ITO for qar,rsn p,o Gluslsus StOl,.
Or. y. Waoisu. Der / Srsooss ban.
Be iaost opsrrott ct i9rceIss imuil
Sundlubr mtb SnituptiOn "5lI
StolsIarsr y. Waoien fra tnin,m.
meIise Gl,uus SOralors / GusrsIsu
% ammsnorup". 9il 5sitma0Iti.
BET haUbs Der inmIet iis om,rsut 20
O~tIiasers. @oos,i,r page % pa
nor 6inb iulis for @rssslrit:n. Der
bar uirt,t / SOanet I bsnueo 80
Var.
Decorah-posten., 1879-01-15
9irieinopielic pso ytraen. 8,

airieiuouislie peo ytrscu. Ger
2los December iuoulso,s StrtsIanbs
SOsns paa Wlotbun opfert. nps
&irts. Gu m,s,t iaIris W.unsite.
motie ira SOsn.t. Dc tilsranbitne,
W,nisb.oer % ira Bergen par I'll.
itsos. iaa &irim par o%psripIo,. gf
ter Observation-Disclosures bOIot
YIrteIaubs &Ommune en- msa,t usI.
lptitt Wlooas Tor BiitOpsn o. b,
tiiftsosuersnoe Yraitsr Doe or. pom
Der DIE paa Retfombsosn.
Decorah-posten., 1879-01-15

Sacramento So. for en- 2ib liosn
blsp anilasst for Woro paa en- Wr
" R EuIIiS for oerpep al uinbe
Decorah-posten., 1879-01-15

u,-.,uu, xrruu % 'euore en- Salpe
inb i Suust. gn af RemIin8erne
M en- Ruale Saaneen.
Decorah-posten., 1879-01-15

almanaiiorlaget. 8so Nuition
paa GOrlasstetisn I'll AImanaften
Decorah-posten., 1879-01-15
Seoiagct al talriae, fOrtriulist uofOrte
Suutrationer, iremitilenoe Sic.
her Of Seln Yin etc

Dette Bart Der CT bel fmutseiis ubitpreee
c3 beioosllglis. iom noatniinoe ct uetcmmet
I Oct iianoIndpiite Sprpl / amerifi. eipsr
paa ga. 400 tore t9tttotie SftapHctr, en-
mee @snipn nj SprN. ipanpenoe 9nfsresis
AZ atpsIlsnne NiQseriloom uCpsriT1fsltl
Stilerine al Re m9ati9e. psroensomiormtnos
Begtuenbeosr Der uofploer BE- nRpnis ire 2lIr
az uor Srsitrs Yin Der pla Scresn. "a
fcmntr BERTH. at bette Mrbeioe Ct ubisrt
meo en- oob rtli9iss Aaue o. et iicrt pioen'
itlbtli0t 8jtnol'lb III Be isoilis sulturbitc'
riitt 6orbole. i5apeliom nj Ssoelanbs sis
ftcrie ~ Sepo5rapbi pla @brtiii Z B. iaa
trer ri al tuuns anbsials 8olsn Ill Gnbpsr.
Der uGret aiTrliSbse III pcr Helioion %
oens Siitter o. SDfr eifsr at beIarss pal en-
unoerholetuoe Wldee anSaasnhs Alt. bp1e
6rslisrsn % b1nS Sdmtio bftr9Hsr.
prtien Tor tstts fioIt Yrastpart. f~crIuHsi
nse t1lriae .Slnlirlttcnet % elegant tno'
bunpet meb @ulotroi. er
%I.15 EOiiporto 10 Gents.)
SrprA btees i%noisnet Ill
Chr. TREIDER,
l57 West Indiana St CHICAGO
Decorah-posten., 1879-01-15
iUr Suermano

oil oesrlissrs iorssts pso, at osn sr aHattst
/ Il Ii1sirsmi Spr1 mep ScTtiarinaer crer
aue l%urieiite llntrpi. ilmt lsrillst al en- tro
OrsriRi,eiie al b Sorenset Stater acuitt.
tuition. Srlpsntnlsr on 4clpaisu. ftaueis
napilts acnlullttr oip.
Decorah-posten., 1879-01-15
LOVBOG

care en- praftf. teipdr,uoe ~ | bsi @rab
intsrssidnt gspiager 'er Sfineinaper | ames
rita I dQe tantsli5e sipsfiuiHSsr. % bens
pruQhirbee
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-06-17
Threatened Force In Elections.

hAHilNblON, Juuc loi lC'O'
TO he Editor of National Republican
SIR: A copy of the Richmond Dispatch,
dated May 30 1879, has been handed to me.
In referring to the Presidents message Of May
20 1879, vetoing the bill for repeating the ma
tona election laws, it uses the following Ian
guage:
We want to make little prediction before We
drop the subject. The attention OF the Northern
people has been called 10 the injustice and wrong
fuuesS of the laws which the Democrats have in
vain tried TO rcpcal Whether those laws shall be
repealed or not the Democrats of the North will sec
to ii that such laws shall never again secure the
lorciblc election OF a Republican Congressman.
Our little prediction that the Northern voters mot
the SOuthcru) will use force against force and that
in 1880 they will either secure fair election or else
have some of the biggest local fights which have
ever bccu known in this country. They Will so
blows that either they viii compel their repeal or
else they will compel the Republican officials so TO
administer the laws Hs to let all the world see that
republican government has come to an end OH this
contiucnt; The cry vii be, Ring down the cur
tain; the farce Is over"
Just so, The Northern Democrats are ex-
pcctcd to "usc force against force" at the
elections in 1850 and secure fair election +"
that is tho election of Dcmocrats), or innict
such physical blows as to compel the repeal Of
the election laws or put an end to our rcpub-
lican form OF government.
The responsible editor of the DiSpdtch is one
James A. Cowarln. Let us have II few words
with Mr.. Cowardiu. Did not the Democrats
of the South use force against force" from
1861 to 1866 and do their best to destroy the
Government? Did you not try for four years
TO ring down the curtain?' What were your
Northern Democrats doing about that time to
help along your treason? How did you sue
ceed !? Do you think you will have better
success in 1880? Are you not afraid that
Mr. Hayes will perform his constitutional
duty and see that tho laws are duly executed
about the time those physical blows" are
attempted? Instead of making such predic-
tious, would it not be better to teach your peo-
plo to respect and obey the law and accord to
others the rights which they claim for them
selves under the Constitution and laws of the
United States? Why not foster the industrial,
commercial, and educational interests of the
country, Instead of counseling (predicting) a
breach of the laws?
We ask these questions in candor, and hope
Mr.. Cowardin will consider them in the same
spirit. T.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-06-17
PERSONIE.

Hos W, MILLER is registered at the Arlington.
Hon. II. II. BlSCHAM of Pennsylvania, Is at VIII
lard'S.
Hon. JonN IL. BAKER, OF Indiana is at the Ebbltt
House.
Hos. W. WARD, of Pennsylvania, Is stopping at
the Riggs House.
DR.. Il. VI. STEINBERG, e. ). A. and wife have
rooms ut the Ebbitt House
WILLIAM W. SWAN and 4. Il. Robeson jr,, OF Bos-
ton. are guests nj Wormluy's
MIi. AND Mrs. 5. II. LNRMISlE aud daughter of
Chicago, arc at the ST. James.
Mus. SENATOR MITCHELL and family. of Oregon,
have parluTS at the Ebbitt House
Hos. JAMES II. BECK, of Lexington KY. regis
tered at the Ebhitt House yesterday.
Mrs. GENERAL Crook, of Omaha John Daily, of
Oakland and W. NJ. Crane, Boston, are quurtcrcd
at the Ebbitt House.
REV. WIl,Bun +. WATKINs. of Baltimore, formerly
pastor of the Epiphany Church, arrived ut the Eb
bit House yesterday.
l.. J. MANSON, of Philadelphia; G. j. Wuleroll,
Boston, aud George Remington, New York, are
booked at the Arlington.
W. G. CnosS, of Boston; f. NJ NJ. Bcall and wife.
Philadelphia; OttosOn Muhback, Berlin; !. u.
Sniiiem New York and j. M Sharp Newyiile Pa
registered at the st, James yesterday.
GEORGE MARsroN, New York |, W. Heard,
Mississippi; Thomas NJ. Mccartney, Alabama
Gates b, Wclacr, Pennsylvania S. Wollandcr, New
York, aud Louis b Bishop, oston, registered nt
the Metropolitan yesterday.
AMoEG those who arrived At Wizards yesterday
were L. j. Micks Texas; Hon. Miles Moss. New
Jersey; II. 4. Pippey, New York A. II. Jones,
Philadelphia; II; C. Mckee, Georgia }. MCElroy,
Louisiana Frank Cooke and family, Louisiana,
aud $ If. Allen, Maine.
W. b. Kn,R, Of New York 4. p. Sutton, Phila.
dcrhia; L., Il. MasOn Philadelphia; T.. Muller aud
wife, New orleans; Il. g. CUntrcll, san Francisco
+, G. Nye, Seew% York Benjamin phppa and wife
quests at the Riggs House
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-06-17

zens to form companies for home defense, aud
to harass the Federal troops in their opera
tions. Batteries at City Point Va, silcnced.
The gunboat Mound City blew up in an at
tack ON rebel battery at 81. Charles, on White
River, Ark; but ten out of l15 composing the
crow escaped many wore shot by the rebels
while in the water. The battery was captured,
the rebels losing 1875 killed and thirty wound
ed. The stage from Fort Scott was stopped
near Kansas City Mo-. and robbed; the ex-
press agents trunk, containing 9lO,OOO, was
thrown aside as worthless.
1868.
JuNE 1.-THE Fourth and Sixth Wisconsin
Regiments captured In an assault on the rebel
works at Port Hudson. Two thousand rebel
cavalry advanced eleven miles beyond Cham
beisburg in the direction of Harrisburg. Gen.
eral Blunt forbade the circulation in his de-
partment of the New York Caucasian Chicago
Times, Columbus Crisis, Cincinnati Enquirer,
and New York World. Federal forces evacu.
ated Frederick, Md. Skirmish at Aldie, VA;
seventy men. including several officers, cap
tured
JUNE 1.-THE attack upon the second line
of works before Petersburg was renewed. Gen.
cral Potter's division charged with great en-.
thusiasm and carried the works in their front.
General I,edles division also made
a successful charge, although the
Federal loss was heavy. General Burnsides
lines were advanced, and he threw fow
shells in the city. Toward night the rebels
made a desperate effort to regain the lost
ground, and succeeded in recapturing tho
works held by General Burnside, General
Hunters forces in tho Shenandoah Valley ar.
rived within eight miles Of LyEchburg, and in
the afternoon the first position Of tho enemy
was encountered. After a short engagement
the rebels were driven back to their second
line of defense. The skirmishng at Kenessw
and Lost Mountain, Ga, continued. Tho rebels
were forced from strong intrenchment at the
latter place,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-06-17

Iona (Mss.) States and some of the Bourbon Demo-
crats In Congress is that indirectly they seek 10
accomplish whnt II advocates boldly"
HERE is another brilliant idea from Dennis Rear.
ney "1hc credit of the United States is better
thnn silver and gold, because 1t does not wear
away by friction, is Il absorbed by the require
ments OF the arts, like precious metals
THE Columbus (Ga.) Enguirer appeals to the con
scrvatlyc sentiment of the North to discourage the
extension of facilities for the migration of the
bring destruction to many planters and hosts OF
negroes, but will affect the cotton manufactures OF
the world.
Press says that General Grant IN letter from Slam.
alludcs to some paragraphs he had seen in his
American files about political demonstrations in
siblc of the approval of his fellow citizens, but any
formal display which might be construed as a
movement for political purposes would not be
agreeable,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-06-17

WE have proposition TO submit to some
of the State Rights, hard-money Bourbons
In Congress The tenth section Of the first
article of the Constitution of the United
Statcs-the old Constitution, mind you
prohibits the States from making anything
but gold and silver coin tender in pay
"ment of debts Now, our proposition is
that these Bourbons shall induce one or
more of their States to pass laws making
coin, and coin only, a legal tender. OF
course nothing but mischief could follow
from serious consideration Of this PROPOSE
tion, but mischief is what the Boubons
are after, aud they could crafty THEN de-
sire in this respect not only by attempting
to snub the United States, but By giving
their soft-moncy brethren hard rap on the
knuGkles.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-06-17
POLITICiL NOJES.

TmE Maine Republican Convention will be held
June 2bth,
TIuS Is along abou, the twenty Gnh anniversary
OF the blrtl Of the Republican marty.
JUsT think of1Om Ewing aud Americas Ycspu.
Cius Rico marching To the time Of pixie
SFNATog TnuRuAS conlesses to the platform but
assumes no responsibility "a TO the ticket
TmE Portland Argus, Democratic, Is expected to
advocate the GrcCnbaCk ticket in Maine this year
THE Northern COppcrhead Is bigger man now
than he huS ever been before since the war closed
TnE Prohibition Assistance of the Democratic
party of Iowa viii hold State nominating conycn.
ton July t.
ANuTmFu German Democratic paper the IIaohlcr
published At Erie, Pa. mean the Ohio line has come
out against Ewing,
IL Is the st, Louis Post that gives Thurman The
mtuTC-behnd him"
THE political pot In OHIO is not exactly going to
boil during the next month on So but the water
Will be kept M u sealding heat
"WnOOr-lS-G lCEER Is the Republican battle cry,
--SeubsHrWn GJStue. 'WhOOp in, liquor Is the Con.
fudoralc Bourbon DcmocmliC baluecry.
GRAST made the ConiGedGalo Brigaliers surron.
der Internationally nul Hayes can do the same II
he has the lcunciiy,- OgdW'r.V JOWHnt
TnE Memphis Ariln:cts says the fullies and
crimes OF Us llem9Gmiic brchem in Congress are
The U,ioo O5sCper aud the Buffalo Cburiey, Dem
oCratic pUpcs, advise that The nomination OF sec.
rotary Mccray for Judge be not confirmed.
THE Machas Union Is inclined TO think that the
Maine Democrats Will be spectators IN the cam.
p0pn this year That's dignided position for a
. great party TO take
lr was the Hon, William $. Grocsbeck who do,
ClQred that the Democratic party is spoiled" and
Tom Ewing, who In 1879, announced II was mot a
| iii instrument of reform"
SoUuERS ConTessmcn aro flooding thor States
with copies Of David Davis late speech, and the
| NiGksbuig Herdld says Mir. Davis can carry Just
! twice as many southern States as Mr.. Tlldon,
| SAYS the IHIm6 "a ballotbox pierced by q
bay ouct Is GlyOrite Democratic transparency II
a nCgrO were substituted for the ballot. box tho
party's ciecd would be more accurately displayed"
TnE memphis AgalagGhs, Democratic paper,
Adults that the only difference between tho OkO'
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-06-17
IM USEM EN1.S.
"Enst Lynne" at Ford,s opera-House.

On the occasion of the testimonial benefit ten
dered to Miss Eta Farrar, at Fords Opera House
next Thursday evening, Miss Farrar will appear In
the dual role of Lddy Isube, aud Madame Zine in
EAST Lynne" Miss Farrars friends have full con-
iidence in her ability to sustain this difficult part
The general excellence of the cast insures per-
formanCc which will well be worth attending The
parts have been distributed among the ladies and
gentlemen who have volunteered to appear as
follows: Miss COrRey Miss Annie ID. Ware; BdyJdru
Liqie Miss Mamie Wallace; Joyce, Mrs. Dulour;
lPlSoR, Miss Madge Brown; liNie, Little Elise
DuiUur ArchibdH CdriiAc, Mr.. Giles Shine; Sir
Francis LGrisUn, Mr.. r. L. Downing; L0rt Mount
ScrOn, Mr.. w. II. Burton; Richard Hare, Mr. Louis
Wash M. Din, Harry Hcarta; QBicer, Mr.. Charles
Lehman.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-06-17
National Theatre-The Miniature "Pina-
fore"

At the National for this night only, III. NJ. S.
Pinafore' will be sung by Ford's Miniature Pima
fore Company, which has delighted and astonished
New York and Philadelphia audiences during the
past month. This is the latest "Pinafore' wrinkle,
and seems to be the most popular one, as the iush
10 the theatre i'll Philadelphia has been great as
II was when "PinaiOrC' was first produced by a
''grown-up" company. The performance by the
little folks Is said to equal ii not TO excel both in
acting and singing, the production of the opera by
any other COmpnny. The singing is marvellous.