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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-01-22

vice of old WELLER-" Sink the character
"and prove an diibi." But the thinking
men of the Nation are not disposed to drop
the matter thus lightly.
The Maine conspiracy is justly believed
to-day to be the worst of all the many bad
devices attempted against the liberty of the
citizen and the lawful rule of the majority.
The thinking men of the Republic hold the
party from which it emanated responsible
for the criminal conception-the party to
whom the benefit of the crime would have
acknowledgements for the daring yet In
famous attempt, and they recognize tins
party in the degenerate band of political
tricksters and gamblers who disgrace the
old name of Democracy.
Honest men of all parties SEQ that if
these things can be done or attempted in
Maine they can be done or attempted
wherever the machinery Of State is IN
Democratic hands, and il will be chief in
ducemcnt to extra effort in tho next cleo
ton to take that machinery out of such I'M
safe hands.
Again, these honest men of all parties see
an example of forbcarance, patience and
respect for law and the public peace on the
part of the Maine Republicans which alone
prevented the disgaccs Of Mexico aud
Louisiana from being enacted in the Pine
Tree State Instead of shooting the burglar
in the act, they handed him over TO tho
police. Instead of asserting their plain
rights by force, they dccently and in order
appealed to the courts. Aud they have
their reward in the respect and admiration
of all citizens whose respect is worth having
Let the true people of these United States
then know as an assured fact that the Maine
villainy was only part of a concerted plot
to steal the whole of the fruits Of the Presi'
dental election to come-that if successful
it would be repeated wherever necessary
that it is the deliberate purpose of the party
now controlling both Houses Of Congress tc
annu the popular verdict if against them
That to this end, both in the Senate and the
House. they are prepared to change the
whole current of decisions in election
cases-to GUST KELLOGG from the Senate
and ORTIZ and WAsHBURNE from th'
House. not only without law, but against
law, and thus secure working majority
That with such working majority, held TO-
gether by desperate necessity, they hope
and expect so 20 arrange matters that, will
or without a lawful and constitutional ma
iority of electoral votes, with or without {
popular majority, they can seat in th'
Presidential chair either the man whom
they shall put up for candidate, or, fh
easier and safer, the man whom they shall
make President pro ten. of the Senate.
The lesson of Maine gives this warning
in no uncertain tones. The lesson must no
| be lost
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-01-22

THE Democrats have evidently reached a
point where they do not despise the day of
small things. This is especially apparent in
regard to the Supervisors of Census nomi-
mated by the President, if we are to credit the
opinion of the star, which seems to be re-
garded as very fair Democratic authority.
1t intimates that the Democratic majority
of the Senate stand ready to revise the list
and reject in cases where they are politi-
cally Objectionable to the Democratic Sena-
tor or Senators. This would seem to be
rather small business, in view Of the fact
that the President has conceded much
larger percentage of the appointments to
the Democrats than that party, had it been
in power, would have given to the Repub-
licans. 1t is not habit with Democrats to
give patronage aud place to their opponents
when they can possibly avoid it. These
Supervisors have compensation of $500
for their services, aud that small sum seems
to be of sufficient Importance to that party
to shake the Republic to its very centre if
their greed is not fully answered. This, we
suppose, is the result Of an iuordinate hun.
ger for the loaves and fishes of position after
long fasting.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-01-22

THE ARKANSAS Republican is the name of
new weekly paper just started in Little Rock,
Ark, with w. JASPER BLACKBURN as editor.
The Republican is handsome as to Topographic
cal appearance, and, without any personal &C.
quaintance with its editor, the motto of the
paper-"This is n Nation"-the character OF
the editorials aud the statement of those who
knew Mr.. BLACKBURN, lead us to believe that
the Republican, which, from its motto, ought
to be our namesake, will be power in South
ern politics
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-01-22
PERSONAL.

UP. PEnRIY, Of New York, IS at the Metropolitan.
SAMUEL c. DARLING, of Massachusetts,, is guest
at the st. James.
GENERAL SAMUEL A. DUEcAN, Of New York, is at
the Riggs House.
POSTMASTER. GENERAL KEY arrived home from
Lynchburg Va last evening
GENERAL GABRIEL c. WHARTON, of Kentucky,
registered at the Riggs House yesterday.
JUDGE j. j. MARTIN OF Montgomery, Ala, late
sixth Auditor Of the Treasury, is on visit TO this
city.
Hon. ROBERT c. sCHENCK is lying dangerously
III at his residence in this city his recovery being
very doubtful.
Hon W. D. BISHOP, formerly Commissioner OF
Patents IS in the city. lie paid visit TO the Patent
Office yesterday
AMONG the arrivals at the Riggs House yesterday
were General L, A. Merritt, Judge G. q. Cole, Iowa;
DR.. Peter Pineo Massachusetts, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles De NeuGyille, Paris.
Mrs. JOIN r. THOMAS, wife Of Representative
Thomas, will receive to-day at so Twelfth street
northwest and will be assisted by Miss Thomas, OF
st. Louis and Miss Brown, of Metropolis, Ill.,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-01-22

in each and every portion Of our common
country, wherever he may choose TO move,
without reference to original nationality,
religion, color Or politics, demanding OF
him only obedience to the laws aud proper
respect for the rights of others.
Third-Union ofall the States-with equal
rights -indestructible by any Constitutional
means-U. S. Grant
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-01-22

THERE is an EvARTs boom out in Ken
dali county, III. 1t is directed 10 the evolu-
ton of one JEREMIAH EvARTs, a cousin OF
the Secretary of State, as the next Repub-
lican candidate for Congress from that dis
trict
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-01-22

MAJoR-GENERAL CHAMBERLAIN having
abdicated the command of the forces up
in Maine, Corporal DAVIS has stepped into
his shoes. And the corporal's guard seems
to be all that is requisite to keep the peace
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-01-22

GARCELoNIsM has faded out or fused
out up in Maine, aud the only thing left to
remind the people of its aeeting existence
is the disagreeable stencil which always
cnsues from such nasty explosions of Bour-
bon venom
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-01-22

Mr.. CHARLES o'CoNoRs proposition to
abolish our present system of separate
state governments does not appear to be
so very startling after all, in view of the
current report that he is himself about to
enter the state of matrimony.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-01-22

A CANVASS of the Republicans of the
New York State Legislature in regard to the
next Presidency shows the following result:
GRANT, 40 GRANT or BLAINE, . ; BLAINE, 5;
BLAINEor SHERMAN, l SHERMAN, 3 ; CoNK-
LING, 4; GARFIELD, l; WAsHBURNE, l {;
non-committal, %.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-01-22
Unpuni.hed Crime in Mississippi.

The Governor thinks justice has been admins.
tered and crime punished, &c. We are afraid he
is little of in this statement. The State has suf
fered grieyOusy from killers, shooters, cutters
suffers and clieaters, and, as q rule they have
been punished by turning them loose 10 engage In
Cusseuness again.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-01-22

EDIsoNs electric light has undoubtedly
been hidden under a bushel. But that re-
ceptacle would not contain half the money
his immediate friends have made by bulliug
and bearing gas stocks.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-01-22

THE HancoclIites have proven one thing
IN behalf of their candidate, and that is that
some one highin authority here in Washing
ton was drunk about the time Mrs, SURRATr
was executed. They have not proven, how
ever that her execution would have been
prevented if all hands had been sober, nor
that General HANCOCK himsefwas 50 little
of soldier as to dillY-dally or bubble about
obeying orders.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-01-22

Mr.. TIIDEN is rampant anti-Thrd
Termer, of course; but having failed to
enjoy the honors, power and dignity of his
own first term, as he would describe it, is
decidedly in favor of second term for
himself Now, to use his own argument,
if second term is permissible, why not a
third and q fourth, &c, &c. d?
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-01-22
gll2,40O
1850 Prizes,
Whole Tickets, Sc.
81 Tickets, $50.
Half Tickets, 81.
90 Tickets, 500.

All applications for club rates should be made 70
Full Isl OF drawing published In Louisville Gogh-
IER-loUHNAL ana New York Herald, ana mailed 10
ali tcket-hodeIs Send all orders by money or bank
DRAFT In letter. by express Orders OF % and upward
nv or oross cal be sent expense, For ttckOts
ana Information address II. NJ. BOARDMAN or n j,
CoNfMERPORD, Conrier-Jonrnal huilding LOUIS
York, - . - -
InglOn, ID O
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-01-22
No Mnn Moro EnyornhIe

II there be any chance whatever for dark
horse" ia the Republican National Convention Of
next June no man In the country stands In a moro
favorable position TO act In that capacity than Mr..
Garfield, since his unanimous choice for the Senate
by the Republican Representatives Of his State
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-01-22
Time to Reform.

Cincinnati Commercial,
Mr. Alexander Stephens is reported as saying
that this Is the last year OF his life and that he has
premonitions OF approaching dissolution. Mr.
Stephens should omit the use Of minOe pie for
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-01-22

[St Louis obe-Democrat.l
General Grant is the only Republican whose
election would be certainty, and no must be our
candidate,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-01-22

[Dunkirk Journal
The Democrats of Maine are TO be thanked for
one thing They doing their level best to elect
q Republican President next year.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-01-22
NEW BOOKS AT LEAGUE OFFICE,

Gal l. STREET NORTHWEST.
Freemasoury Exposed, by Capt VIM. Morgan
price % cents Nalancls "a Mason) Confession OF me
Murder of Capt Morgan; price 20 cents. How 70 de-
price 20 cents. Oaths and Penalties, rs Degrees OF
Freemasonry; price is cents, Nah Han Hone price
81. Knights of Pythas Illustrated by Past Ehan-
ceor pice % cents. Feen'asOnry al Glance price
rs cents Handbook OF Frcemasonryi price ~ GEMS,
Gen Washing ton Opposed to secret Societies price
10 cents. The Masters Carpet or Masonry nnp i "a
posed and Illustrated by President J. bhnchaId
Wheaton College ILL paper cover 10 cents cloth w.
NATIONAL AN1I.MASoNlC LAW LEAGUE,
oFgICE-6n &c Strestn W.
NJ LANGHoRNE, Attorney'at'Law President
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-01-22

THE Greenbac,Scrs boosted their inten-
ton to reform things generally. The pend
ing situation in Maine shows how well they
have kept their promises.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-01-22
! 1it1SSs1 BPECIALISr.

ttrcat HemOrrholds or Piles, WIN
give $500 Tor any case OF Itching,
Hind or Projecting Piles
my remedies will not help and cure.
I use only external and internal
remedies; no caustlCs, no acids an Inn
mediate relief; no detention rom
business. treat and cure all Female
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-01-22

Inlladelpnlh lreSS'
A little political success came near killing
Governor Garcelon 1t has already done so to his
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-01-22

THREE things are essential to the peace,
prosperity and development Of the United
States
First--Strict integrity in fulfilling all our
obligations.
Second-PrOtection to the person and
property of the citizen Of the United States,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-01-22

!srv I'M nv PIls trestme5s or fsmals WeSEne in
must see all patients TO know their oondtionO then
any person eau nae my remedies themseYes Ca
tArTh cured aud deafness caused by cAtarrh Loss Of
mental power. Yigor and general debility by 4lhel
ser restored. For further Information and dlnicul
lies OF Which treat, you must make application al
my ONCE, No, i3S Ninth street northwest RILES
BuILDIhd. ONCE and residence Consultation fre'
10 All. de9-ly
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-01-22

GRANT and BAYARD is the startling
ticket announced by some of the good
people of Mount Pleasant, Newberry county,
S. c., as the one they intend to support,
The Solid Union Club of that town, com.
posed mainly of ex-Coniedcrates, is respon-
sble for the combination, fact which
shows that, after all that has been said and
done down South Of late years, there are a
few Democratic citizens of the Palmetto
State who are willing, even if they go about
it in an awkward way, TO make an effort to
throw off the yoke of Bourbon bondage.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-01-22
SPECIAL. NOTICES.

e~sSys HAVING BEEN DESIGNATED BY THE
~ Chairman OF tho Republican Central Com.
Fifteenth District, noiiee Is hereby given that ne
same viii be held at Ackers Hall corner First and ~
1850 at o'clock lla22.ittl JAMES HOLM ES.-
wAsnINeroS, D. G., Jan. II, 1880.
W. oTGCE.-TuEREw WILL BE a MEET
District at the hall on Seventh street between 1 and
streets northwest at o'clock p nj Iihnr5T a,S
gates. by order OF 'GEo. ii. BOSTON,
Jazz President.
NS0Fs NINTH DISTRICT HAVING BEEN
W. designated by Mr.. George Holmes late Chair
man Of the late Central Committee, to call meet
is hereby gwen that Inc same viii to held at No
14l0 New York av, nue. ut hafpast o'clock this
agi evening" january = ri ISL HOWARD.
NC1Sys IN VIEW OF THE FACT THAT THERE
ESSY exists IN all iarge cities "A great amount Of
lhemselve. and that this Is the case with many chill
dren ~ our midst whose helpless and unfortunate
wrong aud lltreAtment from those around thom. the
n ~ rider that ms phase Of s9eimg rn may
tereste In the attainment OF this humane object to
9ls = street, SATURDAY IVENING, January ~ at
bs Tor me pRTP3e Of org S Ice T
bS. o'''''O" VI '"''''''" j" '"e D'''''' VI
Josiah Don't, George W. Riggs,
George u. Loring, Waller ) Cox,
Thomas T. Morgan, samuel Sheilsbarger,
samuel V. Niles Green Ii Raum,
Robert &; Fox. J. II. tpthhert,
Nihltle3 e. clover, n. q. Hddlc
George II. Elliot, H. ID. Mussey,
Crosby s. Noyc,, Robert Rcyburh, NJ. d,
William +. Msttingly. Lawrence b. HOn NJ. d.,
| j, NJ. Wilson. Mills Dean,
CHARLES Brad cy, Otis L. preshrcy
A. j. Falls. John 7. Mitchell,
| Henry wise Garnet. IncinS NJ u',hbcrt,
George l.. Douglass, ALBION X. Paris ia2i dts
| N.Y. SPECIAL NOTICE
WASHINGTON CITY, d. G., Jan. 20, 1887.
Take notice, Republicans of the seventh legislative
District that there will be meeting held at Union
Bethel Hall, on NJ street, between SiNite ~ and
Seventeenth streets northwest THURSDAY EVEN,
ING, the I'd Inst, at p. m aud all Republicans n
said district are no pectfuly invited % attend, as
there will be business of import ,nce presented for
/ their consideration. BY order of - . -
| GILBERT JOY, secretary. President.
| r~15yo CoRCoRAN MARKET.
meeting of property-huders In neighhorhood oil
COrcOtun Market Will lie held ut Daly's Hall, on y
street, between Sixth aud seventh, en- THU RSDAN
EVENING, January y. It Is important that all ln,
| teresed attend. ia!l-2l
| say SEVENTEENTH DISTRICT
| There will he a meeting of the Republicans Of the
the 2st inst. at O'Clock sharp, to renrgnnize the Re
Hall, street between Third and -Four and-ahafs W
| by order OF
ja20-2t JOHN GOSS.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-01-22
The Bribery Business.
Howell Journal
why Not ?
HOW Much Little MAY do for MAN.

The Democrats are looking for an issue to brin
before the people. Why not try fraud?"
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-01-22

OtARDS, CIRCULARS, AND COMMERCIAL
~ PRINTING,
REPUBLICAN JOB Rooms
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-01-22

THE Trtdh the new penny paper in
New York, has recently republshed in its
columns the fattering opinions of General
GRANT written by CHARLES A. DANA be-
fore the latter's application to the former
to be Collector of the Port Of New York
had been rejected. The columns of the
Truth are fitting place for these reproduce
tions, for DANA when he wrote the opinions
in question had not been soured by disap-
pointment, and was, strange as it may
seem, capable then of piling up the eternal
verities in his comments upon public men.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-01-22
WASHINGTON, JANUARY y, ls80.

Largest Legitimate Morning Cir
cuIatfOn in the District.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-01-22

Mr. CoRCoRAN MARKET
meeting of propery-hOlders In neighhorhood of
CurcOrun Market will lie held AT Dailys Hall, on .
street, between Sixth aud seventh, On THU RSDAN
EVENING January -. 1t is important that all ln-
tai tai
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-01-22
.5fssEYENTEENTm DIsrRICr.

~
There will be meeting Of the Republicans q the
Seventeenth District WEDNESDAY EVENING,
the 2st inst at O'Clock sharp, to renrgnnize the Re
publican CLUB of said ID strict. at Gaean Fishermens
Hall street between Third and -Four and-ahalfs W.
by order OF
ja20-2t JOHN GOSS.
Daily critic., 1880-05-22
Special to the Ladies.

Special to the Ladies.
ntmeL
from hbmlh h result
nhsn ywayohl l u
Last b more
there
Daily critic., 1880-05-22
CURATINE-- --Hepatic Action

ploCR HranC
One uls OF
-four
one OF cU
One to bu
me OF cRArsEo Eovrn
two dose
on OF
T " " the
Daily critic., 1880-05-22
Observation-Disclosures Effect.

Bousd cuRlm mrmoyap pmP@
Once woB
OnetohxBd Of CpR vii %
One 10 six Bal~ OF c cures
One 10 m
One o CRArs% % a bh cnp
ON 10 M Ab
Daily critic., 1880-05-22
Some thingS that Iron BITTBRS will do.

ON Dose Iron correct dgut u h ares h
wob Iron nlG General yam Guc haeO
onB tile Iron Iuers will dIcN NuvD Oppression an Low
on aud
gives
ON % %h
eWb
One h i
~d Iron wmOeas Dizziness, waD leu Rye
BaNso IronB th
onoA Ave tiles ll @ IN h O
on Dose Iron
dlso oIronBi will nkth hk ohnb
wnhA he cnany NJ
than kg n
IN the
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-22
Ansr.os. Isssrmai session.

BAN Francisco. Jan. 22-2:s0 P. NJ
ITO Mexican. isk: $40 Belchsr. l0i. 275
40 loS. go do ioS. 100 do ~ bs. $50 do
10S. 1900 Lady Bryan. SOC. GO do s5c,
$50 do SOC. $50 do s5c; IS Sierra Nevada,
2lk. 10 do 3ik b5. 90 do Ala; $50 Grown
Point. 81. 10 do 81; 80 Alta. 4 80; AS
Bulwer. lOa 40 Gould 4 Curry. 81. 80
do Cd lis julia. 2 90. 10 do 2 S.; $50 Sill
yer Hill. 1, 20 do Csc; 100 ovsrman. o. $50
do 81; i6O Con. Virginia. Is; ass Chollar
~; 20 Yellow Jacket. i2's; 30 Potosi. 81.
$50 do ~, ITO do 81; 400 Lady Bryan,
CSC; 100 Chollar. 81: 10 Mono, 8. 20 do
sS; 40 Confidence, 81; $50 California. 4;
20 Bullion. 81; 20 Utah. i5s. so do Is;
IS Eureka. i6S; 10 Silver Hill. 1; 800
Silver King. z; 80 Potosi. 6h; loo Bull.
lion. 81; s2s Imperial. SOC; so Bechtsl.
2 IS; 40 Justice AZ. 80 do 2 IS; las Uaion
lsS; so ophir. 10; 100 Caledonia. Ia:
AS MONDAY. 81, AIS do 5; 20 Crown
Point. 81; 80 Alta. 4 IS; 200 Flowery. ssc;
40 California. 4 10; 30 Silver King. So;
400 Lady Bryan. s,c; 20 Caledonia. 1 IS;
$50 Noouday, 5.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-22
Tom Clark.

Tom Clark. the man who met three
rufaaus Sunday evening after leaving
Evans restaurant and was knocked dswn
and kicked aud stamped, was in Virginia
today. He has nearly recovered from
the effects Of the kicks but his ear has
not yet healed nor Is hs we'll enough to
run his engine. He says he supposed
all difficulties with the Union over and
everything settled. He says. moreover,
that he will run that engine as long a. no
wants to and the railroad will employ him.
Mechanics Union or no Mechanics,
Union. Sunday, the 25th instant wiz
DO ten years since he commenced, and
he purposes to 60 on until he gets ready
to quit. he is . member Of Brotbsrhood
No. ITO Of Locomotive Engineers. Of
Sacramento. The Brotherhood In Car.
son was established after he Joined that
in Sacramento, and could not blackbali
him, but they did reject his application
to join by card. he says th. assault
could have had no other cause than that
he did mot stand we'll with the Unions
here.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-22
Tiger Election.

At q meeting Of the Virginia Tigers,
held last evening. the following officers
were elected to serve for the ensuing
year: President. W. Dryer (re.elected
Secretary. D. Crosby (re.elected); Treas
urer. E. Dagany; Captain, II. II. Two
his (re-elected); First Lieutenant, j. r.
Winters; Second Lieutenant, E White
First Sergeant, P. Kemsey (rs.elected)
Second Sergeant, r. W. Galloway; Third
Sergeant. P. Ranahan, Fourth Sergeant,
D. Twohig. First Corporal. NJ. Mona.
han; Second Corporal. ]. Harrington,
Third Corporal. A. Dreysr; Fourth Cor
poral, D. @. Neil; Quartermaster Ser.
eeant. E. G. Holland; Color Sergeant,
A. g.. Sproule.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-22
ruR A RATE OF

Our country ID getting TO be f~earfully alarming.
the average Of life being lessensd svery year.
without any reasonable cause. death resulting
generally from the most insignincsnt origin
At this season Of the year especially, . cold 70
such Q common thing that IN the hufry OF eveiy
dsy lie We are apt 70 overlook the dangers ct.
tsndinR it and often ind too late, that . Fever
or Lung trouble has already Get IN. Thousands
lose their lives In this way every winter. while
had Boschss's German Syrup been taken, 2 cure
would have resulted. and Q large bill rom 2
doctor bean avoided. For all diseases OF the
Throst and Lang, BoseAss. Gsr.an Syrrp n,s s
lind IN medicine. Every Druggist In this
country will tell you OF Ito wondsrfui snect.
Over $4,000 bottles sold last year without Q
single failure known.