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p,cKpocKEr ARREsTED.-John Coleman
fcolored1 was arrested yesterday, charged
Nth With attempting to pick the pocket OF Mrs.
n F. Chalkley. He was detected In the ac. '.
M h1 Mr. Odenbeimer, captured BY Policeman
~ Rsx -. e,rried before Justice Crutchheld, VINO 10
nrdered ,,H MIN TO receive twenty lashes ana
peou peoaired sec security for twelve months Az
INV" ,sa Garner of Mayo street the venerao,s 1s
sergeant nsrOndsred efficient aid 10 bringing
;hs UsL, ,r,e,.iooted ioot-pad to cond'gn'
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IL BATH COUNTY. VA.

INPst VFLEhNN III u
varying In Temperature from 500 TO ll0o Fabreu-
heii. and adspied To The treatment of al Rheumatic
and l,oniv Affections and tor various Chronic ijis
eases of the Liver. the Nervous system, and the
skin, are open for the current season.
Resident Physc ans-Proiessor >. l- CHbel. OF
the University OF Nirginis; Dr. j. X. Page, tni-
versiy OF Virginia. formerly Professor OF Practice
Of Medicine In the Washington University. OF Balti
more. For descriptive catalogues. sc address
IL 5.lm TARDY 4 AUGUST.
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Tux WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear. cool,
and pleasant.
THEeN0yETEa YESTERDAY O 4. H., 62;
Q A. NJ, "A; noon, so; 9 z. n. SO; Z.
A., rs; midnight, IS.
Mean temperature, "a.
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LETTER OF DIR. WILLIAM A. HAMMOND
sURGEoN-GENERAL, UNITED STATES
ARMY (RETIREDh PROFESSOR OF
DISEASES OF MIND AND NERVOUS sYS-
TEN ~ THE UNIVERSITY OF NEW
YORK, &C.:
43 WEST FIFTY.FouRTH sTRLET,(
NEW YORK, June 6, 1880.
Ihsye for some time made Of the BUFFALO
LITHfA WATER IN cases Of affections of the
NERVOUS SYSTEM, complicated with BkiGHT's
DISEASE OF THE KIDNEYS, or with equity
DIATHEsls. The results have been eIninsnly
satisfactory. LITHIA has for many years been
Eyorite remedy with rue, in like cases, but 'he
BUFFALO WATER certaiDly asis better thsh
aay extmporsneous solution of the LfThiA
SALTS, and is moreover better borne oy the
stomach. also omen prescribe 1t IN those cases OF
CEREBRAL HYPER AeMiA, resulting IRON over
mental work In which the condition called NEh-
yOUs DYSPEPSIA exists aud generally with
marked benefit. ,....
WILLIAM A. HAMMOND, NJ. ID.
te el4-eodet
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THE JORDAN ALUM SPRINGS,
u RoCKBRIDGE COUNTY, VA.

This favorjte Summer Resort has been released
nv Mas ~ j. COLBY, of The Hamilton House,
Washington. -. C., and will be OPENED On IHE
lar of JUNE FOR 1HE RECEPTION OF
GUESTS. .,, s..,.,,on. and
e.I.n,' "PF'' my 27-lmt
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.sTtION sALEs EssI~ DAY.

JAs. MkCDOCCsALL. 1e,s a. NJ, hoesoaold fur.
nttars. piano, refrigerator. &c.
l. THOMPSON BROWNS Z. NJ trustee sac OF
Rr0ad.streca pT0plrty northeast cs)ser OF Droau
sn1 LIeyenyn sire,t Is, opposite fova Hotel.
w UODDlN. o Y. 81, framed dwelling tbrck base-.
" ,nrntl No. q Duvai rect. near ttsrk stftet.
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BILIOUS, REMITrENT-, AND INTERMITTENT
FEvRRs, which prevail IN miasmahc districts
through the summer and autumn, are Invariably ac-
companied by dera gemenis OF The stomach ana
Liver There Is always weakness OF the sioinicii
and tornor Of the bowels. DIR. TUFTS LIVER PILLS
az peculiarly adapted 10 such cases.
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ATTEMPTED EsCAPE.-Yesterday AFTER
noon about $3.50 O'Clock Frederick Powell,
a white convict at work at ChimDorazo
Heights, attempted to escape. lie was shot
at by MIR. Charles w. Gentry, one OF tne
Guards. and struck by several buckshot IN
The back and in one OF his legs. Power
was WA sent from Lynchburg for two years ior
forgery. and has only served six weeks. g.
PoweIps injuries are slight, and he was car
ried ont To- the penitentiary for treatment.
This attempted escape is believed to have
been the initiative OF q pio; to escape on cie
part OF the entire gang.
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To-DAY.--F0r the Mid.
die Atlantic States, clear or partly cloudy
weather. light, variable winds, stationary or
higher temperature and barometer.
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Uail Lar,.i lis SoZoDOsT cry;
Haste, youths aud maideus, come aud buy;
Come, ami a secret III tpfold
At small expense to young aud old
A charm that will on both bes,ow
A ruby lip and teeth ike snow.
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CoxyfCrs acknowledgements
Lacv Yesterday delivered at the penltentlary
Berry Rock and William Sutherland. These
n,rties were convicted at the present term
pf thr Hastings Court Of breaking and en-,
tering the store Of Il. B. Spence n SON and
stealing clothing OF the value OF goo, ana
sentenced each 10 five years Imprisonment.
John Robert Tisdale tcoored), OF LINEN
bnro county, was yesterday received at the
same institution to serve i've years LOT
bouse. breaking and larceny. ,,l3
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THE GRASS. .WIDOwERs' TRAIN FOR STAUN-
ToN.-Eight years ago the Chesapeake ana
Ohio Railway Company made a great sue
cess OF their grass-widowers' traia' which
left here every Saturday afternoon ior
Sraunton, returning Monday morning. Inc
present management have decided TO try tne
experiment again, and so on saturday AZ
ternoon at $3.50 O'Clock the nrst grass,wla-
overs train OF this season VIII ieaNe nica-
mond returning on Monday at A. NJ.
EIsaybere will be found General-Superin-
,ondont Dunn,s notice. This train will OF
course soon become the most popular train
on the road.
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SEND To A. II. RoBiss's APorItEcAEY, Second
between Clay and Leigh streets, for all Medicines
or anything else in the drug line advertised IN ms
paper II will save time aud trouble and insure you
frst-class and genuine articles.
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D1TApyCO igsTiTUTK.

Mss SARAH \. RANDoLpi, ef E1se hlI,s
VIRGINIA Iristaasi. rhis weh-snc~n ~ Sfo"o, sos ~.
yonns sati,es saa Childrep viii opvn ,lf sssna .
iSrU IA oness UNUSUAL faniies tor uhehra ya ~.
es,ios. For Circulars. address tse fr'nsip@s !"
ian.oa tsiilu,e. Ellie.,tt Alx. M!. y -- 10 .@
MOUNT VERNON INSTITUTE, 20
vi Mount vernon Pace Bsi''%os',s .sass sss'sm, ses
French; aud GERMAN ssyVleyy nts nd NJ. MATT.
I ANi,. p.iacipals. sssised bs pEefsss1s L; In n
BRiCKgNsTEiS. siDNLY t,AShhnh;; ,hlr ;sashess s r Sr
ron, N. D.. aud iarxe eors Q. o'ns a,ssssrss ara
Sisrsi M IA account 0 delise.5uI si,ua,.s fPe
swsniy.aTst annual term VII, .snn,sss,ion.
rEMaER 20ru, Circulars ssn' oa apV"ss
te e-sod2m
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NIOUNTAIN-TOP HOTEL. THE COOL
~ EST SUMNER RESORT IN VIRGINIA,
SITUATED UPON THE SUMMIT OF
THE BLUE RIDGE. 1895 FEET
kRDVF TlDEWAIER.

This famous resort having recently changed hands,
will be open for guests JUNE 25TH. The Hotel has
been put In thorough repair, and the hest rooms all
newly furnished. There has been built In addition
10 the Hotel NICE COTTAGE, containing four
rooms. suitable for a family. For terms, &c, az,
,ress The proprietor, Alton depot, Chesapeake and
Ohio railroad. Visitors must remember to get on NJ
the western end OF The tunnel. oOy 300 yards from
The Hotel. r. NJ. Ltfl W iCH. nahaser'
HENRY l.. NAssIZ, Proprietor. my 3l-eodl ms
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p,..s.Nr AND CHEAP TO (HssrER.-Tne
/ % ,chmond and Petersburg Rtilroad COM
nsny ~ are Offering round.trip tickets 70 Cnes'
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BODY, BRAIN, NERVE FOOD.
COcCn'5 LfEBIG'S LIQUID EXTRACT BkEP
gives health strength and nerve force.
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MASONIC ELECTION.-Lafayette Royal
Arch Chapter, No. 43, last night elected the
following officers for the ensuing term: NJ.
f. John f. Mayer, high priest; NJ. E. {. A.
West, king; NJ. y. II. swineford. scribe; !;
Companion r. +. Macomber, treasurer; {;
Companion Charles Lundin,, secretary !;
Companion w. NJ. Netherland, captain OF
host; Companion S. MEG. Fisher, principal
sojourner; Companion W. o. English, X;
A. c.; Companion j. +. Tyler, master third
vail; Companion E: +. Parham. master Sc
cond vail; Companion w. Z. schaier' mas
ter first vail Companions u. Z. Vandersnce
and J. r. Winchester, chaplalnS; Compan-
ion William Krouse, steward; companions
u. r. Collins and +. &. Ebel, assistant
stewards; Companion Thomas Angel, jan
itor.
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LEVY BrOTnRRs will close their store from this
date until further notice at O'CLOCK.
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RICHMOND COLLEGE.

LARGE AND BRILLIANT GATHERING AT
THE COMMENCEMENT PROPER-PREsEN.
TATIoN OF MEDALs-ADDREssEs OF Ex-
MAYOR KELLEY, REV. DIR. M'DoHALD, AND
REv. DR.. Observation-Disclosures OF
CERTIFICATES AND DiPLOMAs-LIsT OF
DISTINGUISHED PUPILs-GRADUAT
AND DEGREE sTUDENTs--A HAPPY FL
MALE OF A PROFITABLE SESSION, &C., &C.
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See LEVY BRoIHERs' stock Of Driltngs, T weeds,
CassImeres, Cortonades, Cheyiots, Fhnnes' ana
t.ntIemen's Furnishing Goods.
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SEVEN O'CLOCK.-LEyY BRorHIHs VIII close
their Store on and after this date at O'CLOCK.
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CEASlDE RESORT.
COBB'S ISLAND, VA.

sURF-BATHING, FISHING, ,SNIPE-SHOOTING
This HOTEL : reOpened for the reception o [
visitors. Terms AZ per day, Sl2 per week. $40
per month. Route fTom Norfolk or odd Point by
steamer Banks TO CherrysiOne every Monday,
We. pesdsv, aud Friday. SPADY COBB.
ie 2-lms PrODrietors
EAUQUlER WHITE ; T. l. L Ii L L
u SPRINGS This famous SUMNER RESORT
Will De reopenef JUNE lUTH under the manage
meni OF r. 1kNNkI 4 CO., Of The National Hotel,
Washington, II. &. The finest hotel in the South,
with all mode IN improvements throughout. incm-
ding hot and cold bath cOnyeniences Oh each floor,
electric bells. ana gas.
The medicinal properties Of the wIter are re-
powned for their efu scy In dyspepsia, dropsy, and
all malarial affections.
Beard per day. S2 to SS. according TO location OF
loom per week. Sl2 to SlS.
For further Information address National Hotel
Drior 10 Tune lOth: ubsepuent, 10 White sulphur
Springs. tauqnier county Va. my lS-2m
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III EATH COUNTY. VA,
are sow opsn. Terms: $3.50 per day, Sl5 per
week ard $50 per moaih OF iwenty- eight days.
WATER tor sale ~ Purcell. Lsdd < Co.'S. Send
postal for dcss riptVe pamphlet
IA. CARTER EUBANk.
T. 7-lm Proprietor.
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,WIFY SPRINGS. VA. NEAR

IL HARRIsONBURG-The are three LARGE
HOTELS. with appointments OF the highest order
and accom- m odsiions for 700 guests. OPEN JUNE
lsT. Rates: Day. $3.50; week. SO; s4U 10 $50
per month. TWO thousand I, et above tice water.
delightful place 10 escape heated summer months
surer HaTrisonburg, Va. nv 26-eOdzot
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CHRISTIAN & WHITES OLD KENTUCKY Wiiis-
KEY, four years old, excels. Price, onfy s2'oo p"r
GALLON.
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A. SAKS x CO.,
THE LARGEST CLorHISG-HousH IN VIRGINIA,
1913 MAIN STREET,
OPPOSITE the PosT.oPFIcE.
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READY.MADE DRESSES, ULsrRRs, anh USDER-
WEAR. tor ladies; TRUNKS, sATcHEi-s' anu BAGS
al LEVY BROTHERS,.
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SAVE MoNsY by psWaV your prieti,e donsstfh
DISPATCH PRISrIsG-iBoUsE. Coco WORK. low
prices. and satisfsction guaranteed.
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Personal AND BRIEF ITEas.-It was an
inexcusabie slip Of the pencil that made the
reporter write j. b. Pace. OF Danyile. in-
stead Of this city, ~ the donor OF the Pace
medal at Randolph Macon College.
Mr.. III. &. Parsons, vice. president OF the
Richmond and Allegheny Railroad Com
pany, returned TO the city Wednesday, and
left again this morning with his family for
the White sulphur Springs. He Will be
Joined at GordOnsyille by Senator'S Blame,
OF Maine; Booth, Of Colorado, and Allison.
OF Iowa, who propose going over a part OF
the line OF the Richmond and Allegheny
road. and also inspecting the mines and
other points OF interest on the Chesapeake
and Ohio railway.
Five children OF Mr.. Isaac Van Wort. Of
this city, have received two gold and twen-
ty-two silver medals for department and
proficiency in their studies in the public
schools Of this city.
The British brig Bessie May Buck mas
ter, cleared from the custom-bouse yester-
day with cargo OF corn comprising 1914
bushels, valued at S10,529, for France.
The annual meeting OF the stockholders
OF the Richmond Paper Manufacturing =
Company and OF the Virginia Fire and Ma
rine Insurance Company will be held next
Monday.
The walls OF building on Fifth street
between Broad and Marshall gave way yes
terday morning. No one hurt.
The transactions at the Corn and Flour
and Tobacco Exchanges have been insig-
nitcant for some time past.
A pleasant and cheap way to spend sun
day at Old Point or Norfolk is TO 20 down
on the Ariel tomorrow night. Fare for the
round trip fifty cents, with comfortable cots
free.
In consequence OF the change in the at
mosphere the moonlight excursion OF the
ladies OF the Grace-Street Presbyterian
church, announced for last night, was post
poned.
There will be called meeting of the
CITY Council this evening at O'Clock.
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AIRS. WINsLOw's SOOTHING SYRUP.

Buy your DRY GOODS. &C., of LEVY BRorHEhs'
Store ope sed at o A. NJ. and closed Al I. NJ.
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1VHE HYGEIA HOTEL,
OLD POINT COMFORT, VA.
SITUATED ONE HUNDRED YARDS FRoN FORT
MONROE.
OPEN ALL THE YEAR.
Eoual TO any hotel IN the United States as sum
,oar Pesorr or coid-weather sanit2rium. For cir
cuIar describing hygienic advantages, terih'' 1e'
address nv mail or telegraph .o ,,.-,..o-
ap30 ly H. fhoEDOo' iop''s'O
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uUFFALo LrTHIA WATER.

BUFFALO LITHIA WATER
FOR
AFFECTIONS OF THE NERVOUS SYSTEM
BRIGHT,s DISEASE OF THE KIDNEYS,
EQUITY DIATHEsIS, AND NER-
VOUs DYSPEPSIA.
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POLICE COURT.-Acting Police-Justice j.
J. Crutchfeld disposed OF the following
eases at the Police Court yesterday:
Richard Allen, Thomas Rowe, and james
Washington (al cOlored), charged with
feIoniously breaking and entering in the
dav-time the storehouse OF j. b. Marshall
and stealing sundry articles. Rowe was
sent on to the grand jury OF the H'islings
Court for Indictment. Allen and Washing-
ton were discharged. Rowe was also sent
on to the grand jury to be indicted for
feloniously entering the blacksmith shop OF
Charles Walker and stealing one lot OF tools.
Thomas Ryan, charged with being drunk,
was committed to Jail for thirty days.
Washington FERGUSON, charged with
bigamy committed in New Kent. Con-
tinued until the Goth.
Edward Lamant. charged with being
drunk. Continued until the Goth.
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TIE CASE OF SCOTT EFT AIS. vs.. DICKINSON.
In the City Circuit Court yesterday Judge
Wexford, in rendering his decision in the
attachment case OF William Ii. Scott Us. H..
X. Dickinson, stated the law rs follows:
1. III a man runs away from the State, then
he is cstopped from denying that be intends
to remove his estate also, or some part OF it,.
Hence this attachment is styled an "attach-
ment against an absconding debtor y; there
fore the attachment in the case OF William
II. Scott was properly sued out, and must
be sustained.
.. When man fees from the State to
avoid criminal prosecution, leaving his
home and family here, without purpose to
take up residence elsewhere. but intend
ing TO be GA wandercr,"a as l.. X. Dickinson
himself expressed it, then he cannot be con-
sidered a nonresident under the statute on
this subject, and therefore the attachment
OF p. III. Starke was Improperly sued out,
and be has no lien under ii.
The Jury rendered verdict in accordance
with the above Instructions.
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LOOK AT OUE
SIx-DoLLAR BUSINESS SUIT.

LOOK AT oUR
sIx-DoLLAR BUSINESS SUIT.
PRICE
ASK FOR OUR
OXFORD FLANNEL sur,
ONLY ss.l2.
GOODS PIN CHECK
CASHMERE SUITS
MARKED
ONLY $40.
CuILpRES's
ALL-WooL Two-PIECE SUITS
FIGURES. AT s2.35.
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The North Pole.

REFRESHING SUMNER READING-vIgws OF
CAPTAIN RAE, U. g. NJ, As TO THE OPEN P0-
LAR SEA AND THE NORTH POLE; THE OPEN
SEA A DELUSI0N.
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HEALING SPRINGS.

Ne.ln,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-04-05
PERSONAL.

Hon. s, 8. Cox, of New York, is at tie Riggs
House.
JoHS c. STEPHENSON, u s. N, is registered at the
Ebbitt House.
SAMUEL RAMSEY, of Reedsburg, Wis, is at the
Ebbitt House.
JoHN a. Finch, of indianapolis, Ind, is booked
at the Ebbitt House.
IRoF EssoH G. S. SARGENT, OF Brookline, Mass.
is booked AT WOrmley's.
COMMODORE and Mrs BALDWIN, of New York
are rooming at Wormley's.
MR.. AND MRs. c. Il. HICKoX, and Mr.. ]. q. South
Wick, OF New York, are stopping at Wizards.
Mr.. and MBs. ANAsA J. PARKER, and Mrs. John
l.. Pruynt and family are stopping ut Wormley's.
Mr.. Henry F. GrLIG, of the London house Of
Henry l.. Gillig Il Co., Is In Washington, stopping
at the Riggs House.
Mr.. s. b. SMITH. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry stuyvesan
and DR.. G.. LGngmann, of New York, arrived ut the
Arlington last night
Mr.. CHARLES NEWMAN, of Alamosa, Cal, and II
Il. Burglc, of Rock Island, ILL.,, arrived at the
Ebbitt House last night.
Mr.. ions b. TAYLOR, Of Chicago Mr.. Frank 6
Bond, Philadelphia, and Mr.. j. NJ. Ogden, New
York, arrived at Wizards yesterday.
MISSES EMMA and IDA THURsBY, Anna and
Martha Book, Mr.. Maurice Strakosch Mr.. Adam
owski and Mr.. Branson, Of the Emma Thursby
Concert Company, are stopping ut the Riggs
House.
W. II. LouGII, of Wisconsin: Andrew Milen, U. s.
Nj Webster Gillett, New York city; William n. sin.
clair, Kansas; DR.. Thomas Doesser, Springfield
ILL.,; II. W. Lapham, New York; S. W. Conn and
wife, Baltimore, Md, and X. X. Campbell, Vir.
GINA. are at the st, james.
Mrs. PRESIDENT FRENCH, Miss Jane L. Leonard
Miss Fannie l.. Ellis and Professor John S. Mckay,
OF the faculty Of the State Normal School at In
diana, Indiana county, Penn, are spending
q portion of their vacation in this city, and are
iheguests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Amidon, 700 East Capt.
toll street.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-04-05
REPUBLICAN BULLDOZING.

We call attention to letter from Missis-
sippi, which appears in another portion of
this paper, and which is accompanied by
the proceedings of Republican meeting
We are led to inquire in this connection if
it is possible that there is an organization
within the Republican party of that State
which is as intoerant toward its masses us
the Bourbon party has been for years? II
the Republicans of that Bourbon-ridden
State are to be stepped on and crushed by
the heel of official oppression aud ostra-
cism under the Republican banner, it is
best that it be known and understood. II
the statements contained in the commune
cation alluded to were not strongly verified
we could not give them credit. 1t is high
time, under these indications, that the Re-
publican party should call halt in the
direction in which this condition of things
leads If the official servants of the Repub-
lican party are to become its opprcssors the
sooner that is known the better. There is
no elevating power TO personal ambition in
such proceedings when they are revealed.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-04-05

tion there has not been delegate chosen who
IL known TO he opposed to General Grant.-
Kansas city Journal.
The Charleston Courier says General Grant
will beat Tilden easily, as some half dozen
Southern States will prefer him to the great
Cipheror
General Grant has lost his distinction of the
"sient man." He has grown to be quite
speech-maker, and like other speakers, tries
to say what is agreeable to his auditors Utica
Herald.
We respectfully inform the Sun that the
empire has at last begun. General Grant has
been created Duke by the carnival authori-
ties in New Orleans and this, of course, is
stopping. to the Emperor's throne.-N T.
Com.-Adp.
Texas, the only Southern State whose people
enjoy the bad eminence of insulting General
Grant while visiting them as guest, is one Of
the few Southern States which was not per-
sonally visited by him during the late war;
Herald.
This is probably true, that the election OF
General Grant and tho initiation of justice to
tho negro would put an end to the flight OF the
colored people, and retain in the South a popu-
lation which naturally does not desire to leave
1t, aud upon which its prosperity almost
wholly depends. Journal.
There need be no uneasiness about Grant
in Illinois Ia spite of all that is being done
against him by such politicians as Charley
Farwell, the delegation from that State will
be solid for him. Illinois has stood by Grant
since 1861, and she will not desert him now in
obedience to the wishes of u few soreheads.-
| 81. Louis Globe Democrat.
The gentlemen elected by the Republican
State convention of Rhode Island rs delegates
to the National Convention at Chicago are
understood to be unanimous In favor of the
nomination of James G. Blaine for President.
This unanimity does not accurately represent
the Republican sentiment of the State, al
though the Maine Senator has n great many
| friends in Rhode Island.-ProUidence Journal