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National Republican., 1880-12-23
United States Marshal's Sale.

BY virtue of order of the Circuit Court, passed
December II, 1887 In law No .s36 issued out of
the CeTls Office of the Supreme Court of the District
of Columbia and to directed, Will sell at public
ner pennsylvania avenue and Eleventh street, on
THURSDAY, the 23d day Of December 1880, at 10
o'clock M, all the right, title, claim and interest of
the defendant In and TO the ollowngdescribed prop
crty 10 wit: Consisting of Underwear Socks Suspend
crs, Shirts, Handkerchief Scarts NcCktles, Pins
SleeVebuttOnS, &c.. &c seized and levied upon the
goods and chulels Of John Dare TO satisfy attachment
In above entitled case. - -
FRED'K DOUGLASS,
delSdt9 United States Marshal u. @.
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Sor !Sa(e-2 miscellaneous.

uNoR SALE.
Il several secondhand Landaulets, new and
secondhand Coupe, COup0cts, Coupe ROckawnNS
and other winter carriages, which VIII be sold cheap
ROnr ~. U1tAHAM, ii0-il8 sth st. u. ".
Repairing promptly attended to. dell.im
INOR RSALE-TNPE-A LARGE FONT OF NON
IL parcil In good condition. VIII be sold in quau-
titles TO suit purchaser. Address NATIONAL REpuB-
LICAS. del3-tf
NEW SAEE..MADE BY THE CELEBR ATED
~ manufacturers, Messrs MOscr, Baumnn q Co.,
Cincinnati. Ohio "A bp seen nt this office.
National Republican., 1880-12-23

DR. BoswoRTH, Ols E STREET HoTHwEST,
~ + the most skilin and the only Scientific Medi;
Clronlc diseases positively cured Female diseases
speCnlly. Refers to Senators ID. w, Voorhees, 1ndi-
ANA; j, D. Patterson, South Carona samuel Nor
ment, Washington, d. O. and others. Consultation
free A competent and thoroughly qualified lady as
sslant tO attend 10 ladies. noylily
National Republican., 1880-12-23
Foreign stock Market.

LONDON, Dec. 22.-U. s. bonds d's, 1i6ls; do IS's,
ii5's. Atlantic and Great Western frsts, 6Ii; New
Jersey Central consols l5' Erie 4o5; Erie seconds,
l0i,; New York Central, i5O'i; Reading 27ie. The
amountQfbulllon Withdrawn from the Bank Of Eng
land on balance to-day Is 10000
PARIS, Dec 2..Three per cent. rentes, sir72c. Ex-
change on London .jf 3Oc.
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OFFICE ROOMS in No. Sg3 and $40 Four-and- a.halC C
street n. ". also IN aj3 Louisiana avenue II. W.
Call for weekly Rcnt-Iist.
IGOR SALE-First-class large new house. with mod
Il crn conveniences; II rooms, two bathrooms.
wash.rOOm; dry cementcd cellar, superior finish and
built for owner by days work; location healthy and
convenient Address owner or apply ut premises. No.
1906 II street WIN rent to private parties. no2S-2m+
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Is invaluable for toilet and medical use II cures
Chapped Hands and Cracked Lips, Cold Sores, chat
ing, Bleeding Cuts, Scratches, aid Burns; also skin
Eruptions, Inlamed Wounds, Tender and Perspring
Feet, IlemOrrhods, DC, DC Eueulyptino Is clean,
pure white soil, but GRlfASeLeSS 6Rlve, which will
not soil the hands dress In the least. sold by all
druggists. Price, q cents. deii-TrhS3m
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Sor Sale So,tees.
EoR RENT ny u. II. WARNER,

LIoR sALIs-CALL AND SEE OUR List OF
IL property for sale. JOHN SHERMAN g. Co, St.
Cloud building. Real estate and loans jy3i
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.

Wall street transactions Yesterday-DO.
NESTLE and Foreign Markets.
Special 10 the Republican.
Nav YoRK, Dec 22.--AIoney loaned down from G
TO per cont oil call and closed at4. Exchange firm
at iiO9794 for long, and isiA@iS2 for short sight
Governments strong and gsnerally shade higher.
State bonds IN light request; Tennessee advanced
5O lor old and ls)i for new Railroad bonds strong
aud higher Erie COnsol seconds rosclo lOO do funded
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Spencerian Business College,

COR, OF SEVENTH AND u STS, N. W.
Ihls Institution has progressive and successful ex.
peTlence of sixteen yeas, II clucate5 young men
and women iOr pselllnoSs and GollsupI9rI Us grad
uute3 secure positions Of trust ana pt0ht Course or
study and training comprises llg Engsh Language
Business Arithmetic, Sp0ncerhln Practical Pelmnit-
ship bookkeeping by single aud Opbo entry adapted
to Oyery variety OF business Business Practice, re-
quirlnk the making out ana exchanging OF all klnli
az buSlness nnpOra, paying ard receiving cash and
kOoplng The accounts El9cuti9n aud l'ecl,!rss psy
and Evdnng Sessions bcglu MONDAY, ADJUST 10,
1880 For Information aud terms call at tile College,
OF Itlldr0ss HENRY Z. SPENCER Principal anu
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BY DuncansOn Brothers,
AuCTIoNEERs.

TLNRUSTEES' SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
Il ncar Uniontown at auction.
By virtue OF a deed of trust given to us and duly
recorded In liber No. 100 folio l0 of the land
ords of Washington County, In the District of Column
ba, and at the request lin wrlting) of the party
cured thereby. we win sell on SATURDAY, Sth day
of January, A, ID. 1881, ut o'clock p. M, In
front OF the promises al that piece or
parcel OF ground lying IN the said county
and District aforesaid and known as lot numbered
thrty-one (3lD, In section numbered four d. In the
subdivision Of the Barry Farm" as the same is de-
veyor of Washington County, District of Columbia,
together with all and singular the appurtenances,
rights, privileges improvements, aud other hcredta
ments TO the same belonging or In any wise apper-
tanning
Thislo is improved by substantial frame dwelling
and Outbuildings
Terms: One.thlrd cash, balance In six, twelve, and
eighteen months: notes In be secured by deed OF trust
ON property sold, and TO bear per cent interest. A
deposit of S75 Will be required at sale. Terms TO be
complied with IN seven days otherwise the trustees
reserve the right TO resell tile property at the risk and
cost of the dehulling purchaser. Convcyancing and
recording at purchasers cost.
JOSEPH II. EDISON, r,,,stooa
THOMAS HYDE, ! ''"''e''
h4 -. =
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Sor 2Rent- &o,tees.

LNoR RENT-CALL AND SEE OUR LIST OF
~ property for rent. JOHN SHERMAN ~ CO,
te3-tf ~. Cloud Building.
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Baltimore stock Board.
DIED.

BALTIMORE, Dec. 22.-Virginla 6s, old. %: do.
sols, 75i do second SERIES 30 do past due coupons
do new MS. no., hid TODAY.
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DOUBLE TRACK! JANNry CoUrLEe! STEEL RAILS!
Schedule to take effect Wednesday, December l. 1880


5nsYS HssH'EfF0Si kko ST. LOUIS
sGS%TFiHTS6 HiGs T&fs Si'E and Way stations
wv s!rnsssrs, @inSHcstsf, MSser.'S~n, and Way.
s,e-PpisI Sft9ss spS WY s,e,!oa, DRESS ,oo0
meets for iingerstown aud at Point oi Rocks for
oOO- NEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA, AND Bos-
t9Oo-0n sunday only. for Baltimore, Annapolis, and
1000 -BhLrIMoRE EXPRESS (ylops at fayetteville,
College, Beltsyic, laurel Annapolis junction,
tlO:4oSPiTfsbWRG,c iif ,cmICNdo, o,cINcINNATI AND
81. LOUIS EXPRESS.
i i3io-B 10 Baltimore. Elllcot City, Annapolis, aud Way
Il2l-on sunday only, for Baltimore aud Way
I2S5-NEW YORK, pHILADELpHtA, AND Bos-
eri"k maEnrS,owii, and Way,. Via ReIayS ''''
i3O- BALTIMORE, HY ATrsvffLE, AND LAU.
REL EXPRtsSi Frederick, via Relay, stops at
tt;l5-Poini OF noSks. Erederlci Hagcrs,own, Win
S4ftSI and WSy SSi1 sons SS 10 rom"
ApTHpS'i Snd WSy SIn,I9n Mr
PRESS, (Martihsburg aud Way vim Relay.
Stops NJ Hyattsville and LaurelJ
605-point of Rocks nnd Way stations.
S:sS 'S:sS- BXiTiStoRG MD La TREL EMPRESS
1850 -PIiJJTSBIHG, 7 7 TS CINCINNATI ANp ST LOUIS
o4'-IXiriN9pBBEE. iIi Az en- EVANSVILLE AND LAu-
flo:Oo-WEW Nh = T6RR, PHILADELPHIA, AND nos.
ron ENPRtsS. sleeping car 10 New York
and special sleeping ear at Philadelphia.
tDaIy. lSundays only. other trains daily except
All tiains stop at Relay station.
Ohio ticket offices, Washington station, aud 0g and
a5 pennSylvanin Avenue corner Fourtcentl, M street
n
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SBusinese CHANCES.

Il Congress, officers III the army, allotmens of
naval officers, officers In the Marine Corps, and de-
pariment pay vouchers cased. Liberal rate of in
terest allowed on time deposits Government and
corporation bonds bought and sold ut market rates
CO. Bankprs 1palDt
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&oucational.
National Academy Of Fine Arts,

The most thorough instruction In every department
of Art from the Preparatory Course to Portrait and
Historical Painting Tho SCIENCE OF Art Will be made
20 clear and simple that years OF study Will be saved
the student.
CoRtORNN BUILDING. FIFTEENTH STREET.
br,Dtf
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| $50

1880 THE GREAT 1880
ro ,r,,D pEMMsYkXAEIA RogTE z, u,,sr
SPLENDID scENERMX ,rNA MNAAdNiFicENT EQUIP
rnHSSs ErE WAsSST6N NSTGNRG rGm s Ssps s cor
For FsSrs S s!n as n%a s %s as 5 eT; 10 nj daily with
sleeping Cars to Louisville and Chicago; 1910 a. M
na Sn T T. Io sd t chaso fS 5 p m % daily
YIN rsaSs ca, i% M PiI.S6Tgrg n,T e,,rpo,n
For tana'daisua, Rocbester B"ii,o, Niagara Falls
with Parior Car to Watkins and the North, at sou
sepl % SSi SNTSPi % P"acS ta1s % S
Watkins.
For Wiiamsport Lock Haven, and Hlmira, at 1910
For New York and the Fast, TO- 10 II. n 2O and 1000
Limited cd ExprSss Of falnan Parior tars, $50 a. m.
daily except sunday, ,.,.,. ,..,...-.
For h'fSSn 2 SS% aHFSs GE@Es s'
ahOrllig direct translcrt 70 Fulton street, avoiding
On sunday 2iop m, 90 and 1000 =. IN. N.
For BSlilmore G;io, 500, OSo, ji0a H. and sio, 4sD
AZ 60 e S spG sln 1922 S P nnd m o on sunday 500 n
For Popes Creek Lihc, GiOa M and i4o p. m daily,
For XnRapos, 6io u m and 40 p m. daily, except
ALEXxSbaIA AND nEREpERIcKfBIne Raul,
ron RAiiRohD.
For Alexandria, 100 10, 90 a. M and il:so a. NJ,
sqays, Sui qSy + od ~ $ S aud 4 iS S IN @ @ and @ so5 N NJ u"
For richmond md the south I;Oo a. m and ii;oo a. M
Trains leave Aicxandra ff Washington 500 sos, and
@ rsa %ISsS aaday G G S o5 Sna a S % ' ncS
and gi0 y. m.
modniions can be procured al the Offices northeast
corner of Thireenil street aud Pennsylvania avenue
checking of baggage 10 destination from hotels and
H. r. FARMER, General Passenger Agent.
FRANK THOMSON, General Manager.
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Nrapelers' SbuiSe.
ALrIMonE AND ONO RAILROAD.

D -
HE MODEL. FAST LINE ANp THE ONLY LINE
BETWEEN THE EAST AND THE
WEST VIA WASH NGTDN,
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26oarSino.

nrst-cuss hotetboard, for So and $50 per month";
house is furnished, heated with steam, and every
way desirable, OC22
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ATTEND J. NJ & R. COHEN'S AUCTION SALE OF
watches Diamonds $4,000 WORTH OF UNREDEEMED PLEDGES AND JEVELRY
Sold Private Sale Sales alto and
llO5 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
2SanteS- Se(p.

rINwo SMART. ACTIVE BOYS WANTED N. A
Il fancy store; reference required. Inquire OF No.
iIrl SnNnnIh II rnnl nnrIlN pai. hcgI.ll
National Republican., 1880-12-23

~ TABLE boarderS can be accommodated at SO
OO per month with the Very beStsof everything the
markets afford, at DRIVER & SCHoFlELD'S, 1913
Pennsylvania avenue. hulI-t
National Republican., 1880-12-23

A YOUNG GIRL, WHO UNDERSTANDS PLAIN
N cooking and nursing, and who will mako herself
generally usefll good wages Gail, with references
NJ once, nj 1905 q street northwest, dc23
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baltimore General Market.

suB-TREAsURY BALASCEs
sTs,oGj,s7i Currency.,"."..,... S,013oj
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0Sante0- Situations.

A CANvAssER FOR LIFE INSURANCE. A
party. Inquire at S09 u 81. delilm
National Republican., 1880-12-23

rl,O FIND a GOOD WOMAN (wHITE), WHO
Il for good home would be willing to make her
self useful IN light work. Apply to Il. w. :. PHELPS,
Photograph Office, Treasury Department. dc2l
NxTANTED Roy THAT UNDERSTANDS
w setting type; must state experience and salary
required to get nm answer. Address PRINTER, this
office. dc.O-3tr
National Republican., 1880-09-22
POLITICAL NOTES.

IT is now reported that John Kelly has sur.
rendered 50 far rs to consent to the renomina-
ton of Tilden's nephew, Mayor Cooper in
New York.
The democrats die hard, but it now looks
as If they would be forced to kick the bucket
in Maine. Cheating aud lying will not save
them though they bring their best talent in
that line in rcquistion to nc comp!ish that end.
THE recent great, overwhelm ing and unan-
swerable speech of Senator Couk ling at the
academy Of music in New Y ork city has occa.
stoned an attack of hydrophobia at the Office
of the democratic organ at tho national capi.
tai. The victim is biting flo, how ever, aud
nobody else viii be damaged.
SENATOR CoNKLING's speech did not please
Mr. Park Goodwin of the EpeHiag Post. II e
thinks the senator was 'cold.bOoledn in ig-
norug "tho noble aud efficient services OF
Mr.. Hayes and his cabinotin healing old sores
and bringing about kind and coneiliatory
feelings" Queer lot, these liberal repub
licaus.
GENERAL HANCOCK has not only inherited
the name Of General Winfield Scott, but very
large share Of his inGrmities, He IS getting
into letter writing with tho old horos facility
and is rapidly yerging upon "a hasty plate o
soup" "tho rich Irish brogue, aud the swee
German accent" His friends may try, bu
but they can't cork him M.
THE New York Herald IN commenting upon
Missouri politics trurhluly says that the demo
cratic o1ico.hold.rs in Missouri have grossly
mismanaged st,'" affairs and are utterly rock
less because thoy have nm immense majont!
to back them. "Thcy comJney" says th
Haad ain capacity, stupidity aud lupacity
10 a degree uncommon. among the politician
Of either party elsewhere II The people 0
/ Missouri were awake 10 their own interest
National Republican., 1880-09-22
LII ~ aALLnp JApr wtNcEn


The democrats are very much incensed
over the truthful and myincible character
of Senator CoNKLING's speech They can
not impcach his material statements or
dislodge his Arguments, but they seek their
revenge by indulging petty criticisms and
making mouths ut him. The Richmond
State is sadly disgruntlcd over the follow
ing extract:
In several southern states there is large
well'knowu, Ofteu.asCertained republican ma
iority, but all southern states alike, without
exception or doubt, are relied upon to count
on the democratic side and to score 13s elect
oral votes-laeking but AZ OF majority orall
Instead of adducing any proof TO over
turn this bare and truthful statement it
lodges that point and asks why he did not
tell about the ascertained democratic ma
jorities in Philadelphia and all that sort of
ribald nonsense, when there is no analogy
between them and the forcible and mur.
derous counting out under state sanction of
large republican maiorities in the southern
states by the shotgun and rihe-facts well
established in history 1t assumes that
there are frauds and ballot box stufiing Mt
the north equal to countorbalance the tissue
ballots and other frauds at The south, in
stead of impeaching his bold, fearless and
truthful statements based upon the unim-
peachable record of southern history during
the last ten years. Indeed its assumption
in regard to any extent of fraud and ballot
box stuling at the north beyond what may
be practiced by the democratic party is all
n failacy. The me thods of fraud and in.
timidation by rifle clubs, shotgun practice
lynching and murder for opinion sake have
never been introduced into the political
contests of the north to crush out either
republican or democratic sentiment Every
legal voter is permitted in the north ia
exercise his right of suffrage without him
drance or molestation. This is what the
republican party in the south has de.
manded, but il has been denied them, and
the State is not so ignorant MS not to know
this fact. The utterance of Senator CoNK.
| LING on this point is based in truth and
| fact and will withstand any measure of as
sault and ridicule that may be brought
against it. In view of the glaring light o.
irrefrdgable history which sustains and
| tortifes his position, it requires an unusual
amount of cheek even to cavil at his state
meuts while none are so brave MS to at
tempt TO dislodge them. We suppose tha
the reason why the southern press does no
remain silent under this exposure of tn
deepdyed villainies of the "solid south
is that they fear the public mind woulC
regard silence as a confession of guilt, ant
hence they resort to dishonest cavil to mis-
lead and caiole, instead of bringing fortl
the proofs to overturn Senator CoHKLIYGl
statements in a manly and decent way.
National Republican., 1880-09-22

mouth pieces Of The democratic party would
harness It with amy degree Of honesty aud
coidor. Ever since The first gun Of rebel
lion exploded, the sgmpatliies of The
democratic party have been oslensibly
with the south. There has been no
change of attitude on its part. 1t has
never even rebuked the rebellion or any of
its incidental atrocities. 1t never gave
hearty support TO the army Of the union.
IL had no money, it had no words of en-.
couragement, it had no sympathies for the
union cause 1t sulked, grumbled and
scofcd nt The efforts Of the government to
crush rebellion, and with such a record can
there he any doubt that the billions and
more Of rebel claims will find easy access
to the treasury when the democratic party
shall hnve power to answer them? There
is nothing in the history of that party to
warrant any confidence that their sympn-
thies aud purposes have been changed
The only way, then, to defeat them is to
defeat the democratic party at the ballot
box. The path of duty in this crisis is as
plain as it was during the bloody years
of democratic rebellion.
National Republican., 1880-09-22

they would give their democratic rulors an
unpleasant surprise this fall by leaving thcm
at home. But IL they wore wise enough for
that they would be better served
AN attempt WIS maso last Saturday night
in Pittsburg to murder some one or more
of colored Garfield club by firing into its
procession MS it paraded the street. The re-
suit was that the club promptly resented the
assault, and punished the offender by beating
him aud tearing down the building in which
he was found. Now the democrats roll up
their eyes in holy horror
National Republican., 1880-09-22

THERE can hardly be a question that if
the new constitution Of California had to
be voted on again this year IL would he re-
jected by an immense majority. The hrm.
ers have experienced no relief from the
mortgage tax, but find themselves in many
instances in worse situation than before.
The workingmen have failed to realize any
advantage from its provisions for times con.
tinue TO be very hard and much capital has
left the state which otherwise might have
been employed in paying wages. 1t has
been disappointment to lis friends and its
bad workings have justified its enemies in
their opposition to its adoption. The de-
feat of the new charter in San Francisco by
n vote of -four to one is an evidence that
there has been n reaction. The conserva-
tive elements are gathering TO the republic
can organization, while the disordcrly and
disorganizing leaders DRIFT naturally into
the democratic ranks. We have good rea.
son TO hope for decisive republican victory
in California this fall.
National Republican., 1880-09-22

GovEENoR ELECT PLAIsrED Of Maine will
enter the Indiana canvass Immediately aud
stump the state for HANCOCK aud LANDERs.
Dem. Organ.
Where, OH where is the prosecuted and
ignored WEAVER if PLAISrED enters the
confederate ranks for HANCOCK? The dem.
ocrats have become so thoroughly mixed up
with the greenbackers and have become so
diminutive Of themselves that thercis little
left of them but their sclfconceit and the
eoloring that has been transferred to their
exterior by their contact in Maine with the
greenbGcliers If the latter win victory
the democrats are so mixed tina t they think
1t theirs.
National Republican., 1880-09-22

on the sth OF October next the people of
South Carolina will celebrate the centennial
of the battle of King mountain, fought in that
state October and s, 1850. CORVALLIS, after
whipping the cOlonists at Camden in August
sent out several marsudng parties to scour
the state. Major Patrick Furguson had with
him about 800 British regulars and few
tories, when Colonel Campbell, with a body
of mixed troops, consisting of COW boys. min.
ute men, militia and a small 70 rec of cont.
nentas, came up with the British troops near
the narrow and stony ridge of Kings noun.
tain. After sharp encounter during which
the colonists charged and rech arged the strong
natural position which Major Furguson had
taken, and had failed 10 dislodgc him, the
British made a char &c upon the Americans
This resulted in their discontinue; the
Americans not on ly resisted the advance, but
succeeded in surrounding and compelling
their surrender, Major Furguson was killed.
The British loss was about 20 killed and
wounded aud 600 captured. The Americans
lost 90 killed and 80 wounded. General Jo.
seph Johnston will command sham fight to
indicate as near rs possible the details of the
battle. A competitive drill will also take
place. There will be other commemorative
exercises, all promising to make the ceebra.
tion very interesting occasion.
National Republican., 1880-09-22

THE Buffalo Courier is now making wal
upon the institution known as plug hat,
and it handles its subject as deXlerously as
a school boy would kick his antiquatcd tile
after he had stood on his head in n mud
puddle without displacing it. The Courier
must fight something, and an old hat will
do for it to practice on.
National Republican., 1880-09-22

OUR consul at Hong Kong reports that
5000 Chinese emigrauts left that port for
the United States in quarter ending June
80 1880 About 1000 Chinese returned to
their country from the United States in
the same time.
National Republican., 1880-09-22
SILVER LOOKING LIP

The United States is now in position to
dictate the policy of the world on the sill
yer question. Every nation in turn has
come to the conclusion that the attempted
decentralization of silver has been an utter
and a generally disastrous failure. The
fact is evident, even to English Iinancers,
that the worlds stock of gold is not suffi-
cient for the transa ction of its business on
that single standard. There is no prospect
Of great increase to the supply. Califor-
MIA has latterly been the chief source of
production, hut that supply is limited, and
what there is is kept in the United States.
We are rapidly depicting Europe of gold.
The interest aud dividends due in this
country to foreign investors is paid by our
wheat exports leaving MS n large surplus
our imports are also paid for in the same
way, and stIll the balance is in our favor.
Besides, our debts for interest etc, are
being constantly decreased while our
means to pay are be ing increased con-
stantly
1t was well, probably, that we stopped
short of the full demand of the silver men
when achieving the reconciliation of that
metal. Had the law passed which pro-
vided for the free coinage of silver on pri-
yate account we would now be receiving
large quantities of foreign silver instead of
foreign gold. This would have retarded
the settlement Of the question in favor OF
silver in England and Germany. As it ia
now, they are parting with gold and retain
| ing silver
In Germany aud Holland the gold stand
/ ard has completely broken down; in Eng
| land the arrogant tone in its favor has been
50 modified as TO leave no doubt that hel
/ Guauciers are now somewhat open to rea-
son. The time is now favorable for q
renewal Of those American proposals on
/ the subject which failed to obtain hearing
on two former occasions, should we conclude
TO make them, Perhaps it will be quite &.
. profitable ior Us TO let matters remain a,
they oro until causes now operating shal
force the goId.standurd nations to come t
rs with propositions.
National Republican., 1880-09-22

AcKLEN OF Louisiana appears now in
the role of self sa crificing democratic
patriot, ready to & i've up congress and all
other hopes of life to aid "the party" The
only service AcKLEN is likely to peri orm
for his country is to make it possible that
his district will hereafter be represented
by a republican.
National Republican., 1880-09-22

readily comply with. The greenbael, vote
in 1876 was 1888, and in 1879 it was 80, 44s
Should it remain steady in October, what
it will do in November win remain very
Interesting problom TO both the larger
pnrfios
National Republican., 1880-09-22

THE very latest news from Maine will be
found in our columns early in January
next. 1t is said that we will then be able
to tell who is governor. We hope so.