National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-03-14
POLITIC.IL NOTES.

GEORGIA Republicans disbanded two years ago,
are now talking OF reorganization.
If any Congress ever did less good or tried to do
more harm than the FOTtyiith let II be manifested
at onCc.-IidtfOd COlTdm
THE Rhode Island Republican and Democratic
State Conventions are both TO be held in Proyi.
dencc on Thursday Goth instant.
THE farther the Democrats in Congress go on the
road toward revolution the better for the progrcss
OF the Grant bOOm.-CYeuGldnd Herald.
THE Annapolis Republican, a political libel on
that honorcd name, hoists the names of Tildon and
Hendricks as the Democratic nominees In 1880.
THE san Francisco 1hd looks on the prospects of
q Republican victory In the California state cleo
tion in september rs encouraging In the highest de-
gree.
THE Chicago Times says: "Thero are but two
years more OF Rutherford b." 10 which the lively
little Chicago Ne'os adds; And then four years Of
General g."
THERE has been no time since the war when the
Republican party showed greater vitality through
out interior New York. Let us not throw our op.
pOrtunity away Utica Hcrdid.
THE latest big thing IN the excursion line Is the
projecting Of visit Of $1,000 10 1000 people from
the Eastern States to greet General Grant on his
arrival at san Francisco on his return from his trip
10 India.
CONSIDERING that the law relating TO superyisors
of elections applies with equal force to both parties
1t is strange that the Democrats should Imagine
that the people dono suspect the motives Of their
opposition
JEFPERsoNINN club has been formed in this
city lfThomas Jefferson quietly endures this con
nection of his name with New Haven Democracy
we shall ablure all belief In spiritual manifesto
tions.-NeW HdrcR Courier.
THE Boston Trduc,ler has discovered that n
most important part in American politics Will soon
be played by two little words and both words arc
composed OF the same letters. Congress will vote
and vote and the President will veto and veto.
THE Detroit Free Pres, the leading Democratic
organ OF Michigan, bitterly reyileS the fusion by
which its party was swallowed by the National
droenbackers of that State, II repudiateS the
whole business us disgraceiul and dlshonorable,
Mn. SAMUEL CoLIYER. son of the Rev. Robert
publicans of the Eighteenth Ward of that city Ia
permit the use of his name candidate for alder
man. The gentleman does not seek the Office but
IL elected, Will serve.
A NEW thirty-siX column weekly paper will
shortly be issued In Richmond. It viii be ''inde.
pendent (?l In politics. Colonel John R. Popham
will be editorin-cheC Colonel John W. Wolff an
accomplished newspaper man, will be its special
Washington correspondent.
THE Rev. Gilbert De La Matyr says he would not
decline the SpeOkership of the House though Inc
doesn't want II. lie AYERS that no Is thoroughly
familiar with parliamentary law but thinks Il
might be difficult for a new man to manage the
House, Ilc ought not 70 let his modcsty prevent
greatness nom being thrust upon him.-IRdidRdpO
lis journal.
LARGE numbers Of colorel people are Hcelng
from Democratic rule in Louisiana and taking m
homes in Kansas. The hegira Is so great as 4
threaten all the industries of the former State and
the bull-dozlng PcliCans are seriously alarmed nj
the prospect of being left alone 10 do their oWr
work or st0rye, The movement Is believed TO be
| but the beginning OF general exodus of the col
ored population from all the bull-dozed States.