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WASHINGTON, JUNE 3, 1879,
SENATOR cvNKLING's SPEECH.
To supply the extraordinarily asus2Hd for
Senator CortImg's Great Speech upon "TuE
extra SESSION OF 1870; WHAT IT
TEACHES AND WHAT IT MEAss,' Tie
Natjonal Republican Printing Company has
printed a large edition thereof in panph,e,
form, conrenieH far pubIic distribution Us a
Republican campaign donmcnt. Copies oy
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MIR. TnURMAN's sacrifcal robes are
ready. His classical form will be envcloped
therein tomorrow or next day, unless,
meanwhile, TILDEN's bar'l doesits expected
work at Columbus.
, 4. G. E. ALWAYS promised that if CHAR
LEY FOSTER received the Republican nomi-
nation in Ohio lie would go out to the State
and electioneer for him-by taking the
stump for the Opposition candidate. Will
he go?
THERE was an earthquake in Georgia the
other day, and the surrounding Confederate
States were effected by the rcverberation
aud general disturbance of things to believe
that ZACH CHANDLER was making another
speech in the Senate.
WHILE Mr. HULL comes back to Congress
some of his less fortunate associates in the
Florida ballot-box stufling business haye
gone to the pcntcntiary. Under our South
ern jury system it appears that the greater
the rogue the less the punishment.
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THE absence of any boom in the BnG5Tow
movement is a matter Of regret among the
enemies OF the Republican party. Good Re-
publicans, however, arc rejoced at tue ab-
senco of such dissenting and useless diver.
sjons in the present political aspect.
THE Arkansas Democrat says: "CHARLEY
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"bnd company" The inference is that il Mr..
FOSTER had been n rebel or a Coppcrhead
during the war he would be a much better
man now in the estimation of an Arkansas
ex-reb.
WE had rated the Atlanta Constitution as
q courteous, gentlemanly journal, but it will
scarcely sustain that caste by its petty per-
sonalities and gratuitous billiugsgate. We
should regret to know that 10 be q Demo-
crat involves the absolute necessity of being
a blackguard.
THE COnfedcrntes selected .Tuue II Us
their Memorial Day, and the ilvcr-tomgued
JOE BLACKBURN is to be their orator. or
course he will wear patriotic muzzle. 1t
is great pity, perhaps, that these occasions
should always wear q political significance,
but it is in the nature of things
Now THE Charlotte Observer is conyulsed
with grief or something else because we re-
Gently published letter upon the situation
from Hon. A. S. WALLACE, of South Caro-
lima We are sorry for the Ojserrcr, but
must beg to be permitted to continue the
conduct of THE REPUBLICAN in our own
way and for the public good
Tom EWING swcars he will never desert
the Democracy, not even under the temp
tation OF the Greenback nomination at CO.
lumbus. This declaration is equivalent to
n positive assertion that in the much-talked-
of alliance between the Ohio Democrats
and Greenbackers, all the concessions are to
be made by the elatter-another jug handled
deal.
Is Senator MCDONLD's bill to be over
slaughed by the new Bourbon caucus meas
ure? He proposes a sweeping repeal of all
the national election laws; but THURMAN
and his caucus followers propose TO prohibit
the execution Of these laws without repeal
ing them. Senator McDoNALD's proposi-
tion is the more honorable and respectable
Of the two
IF we were to judge from our exchanges,
CHARLEY FOSTER, as he is lamiliarly
termed, is running for Governor all over
the United States We have known Pres.-
dental nominees who excited far less gen
cgal interest and attention than he is doing
The truth is, the Democrats are disap-
pointed and mad, and the Republicans
everywhere are satisfied and joyous, and 50
everybody is taking hand in the contest.
THE Ohio Grecnbac;ers meet in conven-
tion this week at Columbus alongside their
Democratic brethren Thi isoy very accom-.
modating circumstance to AIessrs. THUR
MAN and EWING, who can stand in one
body and talk for tho benefit Of the other
It viii be q little embarrassing however, to
them if some hard-headcd, old-iAshioned,
hard-money Democrat gets up in the latter
md howls out some of old Bullion BEN