Daily Republican., 1881-11-14
WAsEIINGrON LETTER.
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Special Correspondence gtths RrrukIIoAs y
WASHIsGros, ID. G., Nov. l!,ISSl.
The elcCNon9 are over.
The President has returned to w ash
ing'uu.
! The Star route mon have scored a
point in the preliminary TN g,L..e ,nem.
Judge Fglger has been formally
handet the portfolio OF finance.
The hour Tor tho regular session is ap-
proaching.
Candidates f"r the Speakership are
nut,ptying since the positive Ei,-
publican majority is being decreased by
one,
Cabinet makers have retunol their
slat"s anG their consequential contur-
cnceA II Cnrnars.
| Mahone is mentioned for a piaca IN
Ar:hu: + I..blnsg
II ~ sall tnc comiug SENATOR from
! Nlrgiutr wI.t ba . son 0f the late Gov
.rn1r Henry 4. Nise o, aut. bUlluu
| National tsiuc
| it h.Aute leAves the .SnuatH for the
| Cabinet, there viii 6a sEo new Senators
irom Virginia.
! Tie CONGRESSIONAL Eecord il h hs
congratulated Ln:., thu deic LLcd csnc'-
date lys Governor, D,auieia, will not
cplna t. the Sena.r. Tor he is perhaps
| ihs Eroa.t,s. oratut..,,l bore III tho Uli-
tea Sta,ts. knew hun woli, lioratin,
| (try heard hiIn lnato u Spncch,) A
| Te.,VH O. intiulto mud, aud most excel!
, lent lung. H. rau tall longer aud
say les, r.Gn any man since Or. Mares
| tie i,.o ul t;hgsr book, M.Cauiay Saw,
i,aN ,yn- 90 an ordinary preface, bis
prrfHory remarks eVu&t III extent an
ordinary Nu.una and the book i'se!i
s&eiteH 10 Ihu dinon ions Of Il IiOrtrY.
DuruE tAe CAN p4gn, h. n@'o mot
| les. III IA one, aI! otlon iva spec 2hos
per daS, ,agh ,Yo. ca oi f... tEo hour,
I"ug,I IT, h,t'n to him for h.tr an
hrur VA. make any MIA vita norves
,oug to vote tof aFh TX, or any re-
| epp f.tA'e incarnation If silence,
l. ~ hcAiavcd IA yuli CIR Ia that
| thp dlsruutlGn of I'll" SOLID SCUM has
hern prrnrtIy afy"ted n Virginia, AID
,ttlt, in :he ~ st rrca!ilN Il clac.,on,
, ths viii cat her voto for the Eepubli-
can cauulAatc. General MAhono il not
lhu man to loose. BY negligence, ahard-
| ly earned po'irion. II be becomes one
Of President Arthnr's Cahins.. he will
have u chance to intcench himself in
tho territory already wou, and " give
Virginia her ancient place aud prestige
Ia the s.stGrEotd Of s'ales.
The counsel for he Government IN
the Star Route CASTS 6ly the prGseru-
tiOn VIII he waGai with UHroini'tlHG
energy They propose now to - before
the E'auh jury and aoeuro n regular in
d,rtmcat. This would have bo,n duue
in the first casc' but for the fact that
the sta,Ute oi iiGliLations nado II re
cessary for them to use less dilatory
tneanp. Elt there ore other Charges, OF
more recent frauus, not ati iac,ei by the
st&tuN of limitations, aud il Is pr"pos-
ed t. rroceeA with th hsa regularly, and
vita the least possible delay.
l1uited States Treasurer GiltiI!an'S
rtpo-L may he considered onc OF the
most encouraging financial documents
ever presented TO any people Durlng
the year over SO, 100000 have tGeu
spent in re,iucing the national inieht-
eduess. The surplus revenue for the
| present year ia more than 500, ,0O0
The decrease of the public debt since
iJune aOth has been So, 100000, Or at
the rate Of sl65, 900 900 per year. If this
rate can bemalntained for the next ten
years, the mammoth Indebtedness en-.
tailed by the Rebellion will he entirely
obliteratpd. ASH is no nation in the
world can presont as good buiSns aa
the lInitei States Of America.