National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-06-02

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WONDER if there will be any more We.
toes? Three times and out, you know
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MUnAT HALsTEAD for Secretary OF War
let us see; lie was ut Gayclotte. Grim
sarcasm.
THE Democrats in Congress should now
either do something in the line Of thcil
Legitimate duty, or 80 on with their dying
and rid the earth of their hated presence.
LET us stop aud rehectl This extra scs-
sion of Congress has now lasted neatly three
months; but what ist he use of rejecting it
has not accomplished any thing except to
disgust the people,
THE Democrats now hint that they will
enact party address and submit that
for Presidential approval That would lie
no more absurd than many things they have
already done.
Now the letter-Carriers are suffering from
the effects of the laundering and selfish
parsimony of the Democratic Congress. And
bourbons howl that they are the friends of
the poor man.
THE post says CHARLES FOSTER is the
weakest man that the Republicans could
have nominated in Ohio, and yet " the
weakest man" will have good round ma
jority of 10000 or more.
If Governor BISHOP should be selected as
the sacriilcial goat in the Ohio Campaign,
the bar'l at No. Is Grammercy Park will be
open at both ends Ii he is not, the bung-
hole will be stopped and strip puiled
across it.
Mr.. THURMAN must he Il adly.perplexed
man. What with his uncertain duties as
the Car Of the Caucus and the deep inter-
est he must feel in the current political
manipulations in Ohio lie must he in state
Of mind. Such is the fate of greatuess
ABOUT this time look out for funny para.
graphs about the "Can't-Get-Away Club"
it is pity our doarly beloved Bourbon
Congress don't belong to it. If they couldn't
get away from Washington lor year the
Republican party would have no reason to
regret it,
THE heated term is upon us--thlt Is TO
say the vanguard ofthe summer solstice has
reached US. But it finds the Democracy
already in q melting mood. The elemental
heat does not disturb them, for they are
1oundering about in the hottest kiud OF
political hot water.
JoNGEE is in Ohio fixing up the Demo.
cratic fences to try aud keep the Rcpubl-
cans from pastuTing in those fields. man
has just left ST. Eizabeths Asylum for the
purpose OF dammng up the waters of Nj
agara with a straw. Each OF them will be
alike successful.
PAROLE is astonishing the Engl5hmen BY
showing of his heels undp cleaning out OF
their pockets. He has won five Of the six
prizes he has contended for since he entered
the English lists, and some people are illb-
eral enough to say that the sixth prize wa,
within his reach,
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tor BLAINE over the Goals lOg the latters
structure on the STEPHENS book on The
War Between the Statcs,n let him 90
farther and explain why he saw fit IN bis
school history OF the United States, now il
use throughout the South, to lscrbe all The
cause, origin, and blame of the late war to
the North.
If the pending Bourbon caucus prop5si,
tion is enacted into law the President win
b. placed in very embarrassing position
The national election laws will remain upon
the statute book, aud he will be required
under his oath Of Office to faithfully execute
them and under the caucus proposition be
will be prohibited from executing them
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be id if you do, and be id if you don
arrangement.
WHEN Coh'ee-Pot WALLACE goes TO New
York with his smelling committee it is iu
timated that ne will investigate the chdrac
ters Of all Of the deputy marshals appointed
by JOHNNY DAVENPORT in that city Mt Ger
tain recent elections This will be ticklisl
business for c, p. W, for it may provoke
retribution in kind and if the deputy mar
shals should retaliate by investigator,
WALLAcE's character he will certainly re
gret it,
SENATOR BLAISE's lgures regarding tn
average vote for Congressman North anC
South have been repeatedly put forward il
these columns to show the disparity Of th
ratio ofrepresentation between the two see
tions In the House. They are not based al
together upon thestotistics furnished by th
Congressional Directory, but if they wer