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National Republican., 1879-10-01
THE TRUE CEMENT.

The GRANT men say their favorite "is the
only mau who can briug peace to a discovered
country" They divide the country aud then
recommend cement for reunting it. In the
opinion of many people the remedy Is worse
than the disease. alexandria Va Gasette.
The above does no credit to our good
neighbOr, who recently had paroxysm OF
good sense, if not of good temper, toward
the Democratic party, which gave some hope
of its political future. Its charge that the
GRANT men divide the country and recon-
"mend q cement for reuniting It," is II wide
shot from the mark Of candor and truth
The GRANT men have never, by word or act
divided this country. TheSo attempted
to divide 1t by secession, but through the
patriotism, courage and persistency Of the
GRANT men it has been held intact. Each
subsequent attempt, through u disregard
National Republican., 1879-10-01
PERSONAL.

J. CoNDT SMITH. Of New York, is at the Arling.
ton.
GENERAL r. C. scIIENcK has returned to his
home in this city.
COLONEL JohN H. DONOVAN, u S. A., is quartered
at the Ebbtt House.
MAJOR JoHN Il, ADAMS and wife, of Arkansas,
are guests at Willard's.
Hon. THOMAS b. KEoGH, of North Carolina, is
registered ut the Ebbitt House.
SECRETARY SCHUGZ Is eX pected to return to Wash
ington about the 7th of October.
PROFESSOR AND Mrs. S. DEvRRE, of the University
Of Virginia, are stopping AT Wil!ards.
Hon. DUDLEY r. Ely and daughter of Connect.
cut are among the guests at Wizards.
WILLIAM II. Bliss United States District Attorney
of ST. Louis, Is stopping ut the Riggs House.
II. c. FULTON, of the Baltimore American and
wife arrived at the Ebbtt House yesterday.
7, H. G9EpoN' Of south Carolina, and Mr. and
JAMES NJ VARNUM, Of New York and W. E.
Monise and wife, ot Boston, are at Wormey's
Mrs AssoCIArE.JUsrICE MILLER and daughter
Ida, sailed from New York for Europe yesterday.
HUGH IL. NICHOLSON, G. ~ Nicholson aud Hugh
Ncnolson, jr, Of England are booked at the Al.
lingtOn.
IT is announced that Mr, Eugene Cowles, of the
Cleveland LIudcr, is to be married the 18th inst
10 one Of the bellies OF Cleveland
ROBERT NJ. DOUGLASS OF North Carolina md
Stephen A. Douglass and Samuel A. French OF Iii.
nos are booked at the Ebbitt House.
RICHARD 4. WEBB, Of Ireland Edward Wilmer
OF England, and John a. Audenried, of Phia'
del phiG, are registered at the kiggs House.
CAPTAlS JAMES NJ. WELLS author of the "Cbis
holm Massacre" has accepted an invitation and has
len to address the Republicans Of Pennsylvania on
political topics.
SENATOR CHAFPER, of Colorado, has laiterly im-
/ proved in his physical condition, and partially \
recovered from the attack of kidney disease loI1
which he has suffered for several years.
| A. W. ADAMS. New York; /. o. Matherson and
family, Virginia; Il. NJ. Moore, Texas; Charles Ven
able Geousla, md John q. Roberts and vile Ne,,
York, registered at the 81. James yesterday,
JP.H HAYS, OF New York L. c. Swayne OF New
| York Lewis A. Nelson and Wife, of Charleston S
| OF Philadelphia, registered Al the Metropoliai
| yesterday.
National Republican., 1879-10-01

lis waste places with the cmigrants money and en-
rching the soil with his blood.
THE Democratic party is moving along with Its
back TO the front and its face TO tho past.
1T is fact that coin is ns cheap as greenbaoks or
National bank notes. This is bad for the Demo
cratic party.
SENATOR BLAtNEand General Garfield have an
appointment to speak from the same platform at
Jefferson, Ohio next Tuesday.
ANrI.IiLDEH scrapbooks, compiled from Demo.
Cfhtc newspapers, Will be All Interesting feature OF
the next Presidential campaign.
BLAINE's New Philadelphia meeting was larger
than the one at Bellaire. The crowd Saturday was
estimated at from 1000 to 10000.
:, THE Chicago Times is dealing heavy blows to the
Democratic party. For that reason 1t Is good
Democratic organ. II tells the truth.
THE St Clair Republican rcnews its recommen'
dnton OF the Hon. i. q. d. Holden, OF Grand Rapids,
as the next Republican candidate for governor.
THIS is the of shooting stars IN the North.
In the South IL is the season OF shooting revenue
onicers, postmastcrs and independent candidates.
THR Louisville C0irier-Journdt comes 10 the
conclusion that the Republican party has at length
succeeded In confronting solid South with solid
North.
each other because their Governor, having prom
ised judgeship to one man, gave It, OF course to
| another.
| THE Kansas City Tin,cs thinks that General Han.
| cock would sweep Pennsylvania like u prairie
fire." But they don't have prairie fires in that part
| of the country.
| EX-GOVERNOR HOFFMAN. of New York Is in nj,
uncomfortable frame OF mind having bounced
/ himself out of Tnmmany Hall only 10 find Robin.
| son IN the valley of despair.
| THE Democratic party has large assortment OF
WORKOUT aud useless soit-moncy state platforms
which would probably he sold In lots to suit ptir
chasers at very low rutcs-if anybody wants such
i things now
National Republican., 1879-10-01

DEMOCRATIC friends of Mr. TILDEN now
here, but who had conversations with him a
week ago in New York, confirm tho reports
published in a Republican paper (THE ma
TIoNAL REPUBLICAN), this morning concern
ing his disgust at the course the Southern
Democrats have pursued, say that he is not
confident of the success Of the Democracy at
the next election, that he attributes the change
in the prospect to the numerous Democratic
fascoes at the last session OF Congress, aud that
his absorbing hope aud earnest desire now is 10
crush and defeat JOHN KELLY, aud that to &C.
complish that end he will leave no available
means unemployed.-W Washington Correspondent
alexandria Gazette.
National Republican., 1879-10-01

The idea frequently advanced in these
columns that the South might possibly
or portion of it-be reclaimed to the Re
publican party in 1850 if the right kind of
ticket is put before the people, finds sub
stantial reitcration in the columns of the
Charlotte IN. c. Bulletin, Democratic
newspaper of the most pronounced stripe.
Specializing from the standpoint of intimate
acquaintance with Judge SETTLES popu-
larity in North Carolina, and Florida cspc-
cially and the South generally, the Bulletin
agrees with its cotcmporary, the OJscrccr,
that the Judge as u candidate for Vice
President could and would poll more votes
in the Old North State than GRANT him
self The Bulletin says:
1t is an indisputablc fact that the Capitalists
of the country, the Banking Corporations. aud
all of their innumeraOle dependencies, are I'M.
easy in view Of the great issues to be decided
in the Presidential election next year. Capt
tai is naturally timid, aud Mt present IL Is
especially so. The exigencics of the times de-
mand the election of n man with an iron will
II JACKsoN-and commanding liberal finan-
ciai as we'll Ms muscular influences. That man
is General GRANT, IL is admitted, and il the
money and property influences of the country
are determined he can be replaced as the Com
mander-in-Chief General SHERMAN and the
Army and Navy will joyrully accept him.
We have no doubt that GRANT and SETTLE
would sweep the country. In the South Judge
SETTLE is strong; to secure peace and safety
we do believe the people would gladly support
that combination.
National Republican., 1879-10-01

The Peoples Journal ispublished at Jackson
Miss, by Hon. J. j. SPELMAN, colored, and is
edited with marked ability. Its editorial
utterances are sharp, crisp, bold, thoughtful
and well expressed and with fair chance it
will make its mark in the field of Journalism.
1t requires true courage to fight the Ropubl.
can fight in Mississippi, where rifles, shot.
guns and revolvers are more plenty aud in
more frequent use than Bibles, psalm-b
and spelling books,
National Republican., 1879-10-01

IT seems that Mr.. TILDEN Is disgusted with
the Democracy of the South, and says that it
has seriously handicapped the party in the
North. 1t is no less true than sad that modern
Southern Democracy has disgusted better
people than Mr. TILDEN, but if his present dis
gust have its natural effect and be reciprocated
by the Democrats of the South to the extent OF
letting him alone in the next National Demo-
cratic convention, his expression of it will be
the best days work he has ever done for the
party to which he now processes to belong
Alexandria Gazette.
National Republican., 1879-10-01
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National Republican., 1879-10-01

THE Philadelphia Times attempts to
throw discredit upon THE NATIONAL RE-
PUBLTcAN's interview in regard to TIL
DEN's present political attitude, This only
imparts verify to the matterwith those who
have f,thomed the sincerity and veracity of
the Times
National Republican., 1879-10-01

TILDEN's bar1 has been bled to the ex-
tent of $4,000 for the EWING campaign
out in Ohio and is about TO be bled TO the
tune of $4,000 or $4,000 more, as ex-
planned in our news columns this morning,
for the same purpose. THURMAN has no
bar'l, you see, and in consequence is of no
account in this connection, nor will he be
when the rewards come TO be dealt out at
In short SAMMY's still hunt for the renom-
ination is progressing favorably right under
the nose and in the very bailiwick of AL
LENGEE
National Republican., 1879-10-01

THE Sedalia (Mo.) Democrat in referring
to the murder of Judge CHISHOLM, says
"he ought to have heen killed" This
shows the temper of the South more dis
tinctly than volumes. 1t is the pith OF
the matter.
National Republican., 1879-10-01

THE Peoples Journal, Mississippi paper,
tenders to the murderous people of that
State the following wholesome advice -
Extend to the scalawag, the carpet-bag-
"ger, and the negro, even handed justice,
and our word for it, Mississippi will
achieve degree of prosperity heretofore
unknown to her people,"
National Republican., 1879-10-01

THE Peoples Journal, published at Jack
son, Miss, says ''it isn't goodplan to bet,
"and it isn't safe business either; but if
"a man feels that lie must bet or bust, let
"him bet that Ohio will go Republican by a
majority of 10000"
National Republican., 1879-10-01

ONE thing our Southern brethren will
learn by experience in good time-and that
is, that the conquerors of the rebellion,
though patient, forbearing and long suffer
ing, will never consent to be governed by
the conquered. They will prevent it
through the ballot-box. That is their safe
guard and hope, and will be trusted until
the right prevails
National Republican., 1879-10-01

GEORGE WILLIAM CURTIS has no
strength politically, except that which he
derives from his position as an editorial
writer for Hdrper'S Weekly. Were he to be
kicked out of that position, as he deserves
to be, no Democratic journal could be in
duced to give him employment, for he Is
only useful in the role OF sore-headed
traitor.
National Republican., 1879-10-01

EXGovERNoR SHEPHERD was in Mexico ex-
amining mining property whom General GRANT
reached Sau Francisco. He telegraphed ut
once that he would hurry to the Golden Gate
to join in the welcome. SHEPHERD has every
reason to think we'll of GRANT, but IL he
would control his exuberanee and attend
strictly to his mining interests it would be all
the better for his fricnd.-U Utica Herald.
We think our cotemporary has drawn
slightly upon its fancy for its facts in this
scrap of history. We are Of the opinion
that when General GRANT arrived in San
Francisco Mr. SHEPHERD was in the wiids of
Santa Fe, vending his way homeward with
out knowing of the arrival of the Nations
favorite, or even casting look or thought
in that direction, though no one doubts
that he would have been happy TO join in
the welcome home. This allusion TO the
matter seems to be rather far-fetched, even
for the purpose of indulginS n little spleen
toward Mr.. SHEPHERD, if not toward Gen
eral GRANT.
National Republican., 1879-10-01
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National Republican., 1879-10-01

As it has turned out General GRANT
never did more popular thing in his life
than when he snubbed DENNIS KEARNEY
by refusing to submit to an interview with
him. But that refusal, we insist, was not
the act ofan intriguing politician. If General
GRANT were really candidate for renomi-
nation he would have willingly and freely
accorded to KEARSEY what he sought. But
as he is simply II private citizen, having no
reason or motive to cultivate the friendship
or influence of such creatures, he followed
the bent of his personal inclinations, and
was not at home" when the Sand Lot
agitator's card was sent TO him.
National Republican., 1879-10-01

THE recent denunciation Of the politi-
cal barbarism of the Southern Democracy
by Mr.. TILDEN is received with rare relish
by Republicans generally, who accept it rs
an unexpected Endorsement of the Bloody
Shirt. But the Southern Bourbons are very
wrathy over IT, They ssy II isa cruel and
brutal insult offered by man who knows
they will be compelled TO support him if he
is nominated next year, as they fear he will
be-and nominated, too, by the strength
of votes in the convention from States none
National Republican., 1879-10-01

SHOWERS of live snakes are reported in
Arkansas. Coppcrheadism wakes strong in
that section.
National Republican., 1879-10-01

WENDELL PHILLIPS is the most accom-
plished scold in the country. There was
evidently mistake made in his creation.
National Republican., 1879-10-01

of which will be able 10 cast votes for him
in the electoral college. If they dared to
do so they would rebel against TGLpEN, and
repudiate him ms one who has indorsed all
the radical ISLANDERS that have been
uttered against them. As it is, they are
getting ready TO swallow him hoofs and
ALL" as Mr.. KING, of Louisiana, very
recklessly remarked, the same as they did
at 81. Louis after he had written his famous
anti-Southern claims letter.
National Republican., 1879-10-01
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National Republican., 1879-10-01

THE motto of the Grantites-Three times
and out
National Republican., 1879-10-01

THE Jackson Miss Peopte's journal, in
discussing Republican duty in that State at
this time, indulges the following sound ad-
vice
1t has been, and Is still, a mooted question
as TO what position Republicans should occupy
In the present campaign in this State. The
gauization in this State and in only few To-
caitcs is there the semblance Of even u local
organization. Let Republicans both white aud
colored keep aloor from all other organizations.
We have no candidates Of our own aud no or.
Eanization as u party The grand old Repub-
iican party is not dead however. We will
bavo next year President aud members of
Congress to elect. Let us save our ammunition
for that time. We have waited long aud pa.
ieutly, aud we can afford to wait a little longer
and husband our strength aud resources for
final struggle then.
National Republican., 1879-10-01
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WASHINGTON, OCTOBER l, 1879.
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DIED.
CRUMMELL.-Atth the Church Home" Baltimore,
Monday morning. 2Hh September, SOPHIA ELIZA
BEri daughter OF Rev. Alex Crumm IL, OF this city.
Relatives and friends of the iamy are invited TO
attend the funeral services at ST. MnTy's Church.
Washington, ID. G., Twcuty-third street, between
q nnd II. Wehnesdny. Mt O'Clock p N. =
National Republican., 1879-10-01

PEOPLE learn wisdom by experience A man
never wakes up his second baby 20 sec II laugh
but always keeps DR.. Bulls Baby syrup handy.
National Republican., 1879-10-01

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National Republican., 1879-10-01

SPECIAL NOTICES.

r~l9ge THE FIFTH ANNUAL MEETING OF
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October |, 1879, NJ 3J p nt the Board of Trade
rooms Market SpIccj. The annual report win be
made and directors elected
sp2I-3t II, Il, BIGEIOW. Secretary.