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National Republican., 1882-11-14
Judge HcIIey,s Views.

"What effect will the increase of Democratic Con-
gressional representation have on the tariff ques.
tion?" said reporter to Judge w. D, Kelley in
Philadelphia.
Very little. The Democrats elected from Penn.
sylvanla are as good protect onsts as you will
find anywhere. There Is a good denl of buncolnbe
about this tree-trade cry. Why, free trade would
country and throw hundreds of thousands out Of
employment, Protection has made the cou ntry
what II is, and free trade would be simply play
Ing into the hands Of foreign manufactures and
producers"
Mr.. Thomas Dolan, a manufacturer Of rhiladel-
phia, who accompanied Mr. Kelley. said: +" Free
trade would simply be folly. Mr.. Weiss state
ment that English factory lnbOreTs are paid IN ore
than American is gross mistake. They nre not
paid even half as much, and that is owing to pro.
tecion. Without protection we could pay no bet
ter wages than the English"
National Republican., 1882-11-14
PERSON ALlTIES.

General Mcclellan has decided to remain at Or.
ange, n. j., for the winter.
General Singleton was greeted with such hur-
| rah when he drove up TO the polls in Quincy,
JILL, that his horse ran away. He had narrow
escape from injury.
didate for county judge shot and instantly killed
X. NJ, Doney, lawyer, who had spoken against
him in the campaign.
Mr.. LabOuchere, who is a water drinker thinks
that II German beer. such as is used in Bavaria,
could be introduced extensively into England
drunkenness would cease.
The Springfield Republican was presumably,
powerful enough TO kill Off Crapo AS a candidate,
but its sledse- hammer blows were futile against
Butler ana Ames, the latter being object of
special vengeance. Ames was taken and Bishop
left.
Mrs. Cullum wife of General George w. Cullum.
of New York. receives 500 900 worth of real estate
in san Francisco by the will of her son, Henry W.
Halleck. The latter, whose father was Major
General Halleck, died in Lttleton, N. c., last
May.
Fanny Davenport, who is q good actress and q
fine looking woman. made less money in two
months in England than Mrs. Langtry who is an
amateur actress of title ability, will make in this
country in one week. Some Americans love to
lavish wealth on foreigners.
Congressman. elect Barclay Henley, of Califor-
mia, Is known i'll that State as "Pegging- awl Hem
ley" because while in the legislature many years
ago he referred to the pegging-awl as good
thing with which to prig the darkies and China
men up to vote the Democratic ticket.
81 TGckin' its Vanderbilt hisself" said on urchin
to group OF comrades who gathered around to
hear his story OF II man who had just been rescued
from drowning. "Why do yer think so ?" asked
one of them. "Cos saw i'm give the feller what
haul, d i'm out quarler."-BrOokIyR Eagle.
Attorney General Brewster has leased the house
on Connecticut avenue formerly occupied by the
French minister, NJ. Outrey. Mrs. Brewster, VINO
with her sou arrived from Philadelphia Saturday,
is Il daughter of the late lion. Robert j. Walker
and her mother was lneal descendant OF Ben
iamin Franklin. She Is not only one of the hand
soonest women in official society, but is one Of the
most accomplished and charming conversation
alists. The house, said to possess some of the
artistic furniture and brica brac in the city
OF its erection was the only house on that square
1t was afterward occupied by Governor Shepherd
ner Of X street, raised this and made the terrace
which now surroundsit.
National Republican., 1882-11-14
The Republic and Republicans.

If no Northern statesmen are found
TO take alarm at the fact that cleo
tions for Presidential electors are only
allowed in the North and in Vir-
gina, while the Bourbons cast and
count l41 of the whole 40l electoral vote
of the country in advance of the election,
they will find the people will get ahead
of thom, as they did when the war on
slavery first commenced. Great political
forces cannot be prevented from working
by the blindness or Indifference of men
yhoassume to be wise. Ifthe early settlers
of America, the patriots of the Revou-
ton, and the trainers of the Constitution
we're right in deeming the establishment
of free republic so desirable, how can
we allow it to be subverted by faction
which tramples the ballot-box under
foot in States enough to control the cleo
ton of Presidents and Congresses2 Had
ihis issue been the foremost one in the
late campaign instead Of the griefs of
hafIied plaee-hunters, would the people
have endured the law-breakers of the
South?
National Republican., 1882-11-14
Wlere Thex Arc

"The great fraud" Of 1876, so much piped upon
by penny rumpeis, did not play the least part in
any subsequent election. Thelate revolution was
the act Of tie supporters Of Hayes and Garfield.
Mr.. Iilden's interests are nil in anything current,
and the attempt to gayanize Randall in his behalf
VIII probably fail like the attempt OF Montgomery
Blair 10 Tecfeate himself IN Maryland, ClHTkson
Potter, else with fair political prospects, died re-
GREETING that his nAme had ever been connected
with the resurrection committee to give Tlden
wings Smith Weed and Moses, Pelton aud Wool
ley, TO use the language Of Schiller Live no
supcriuOus on The stage. SOteldo one OF the Gis-
Coyerers Of testimony" TO seat Uucle Sammy,
died IN an ARRAY, and the great Gibson, catching
Baalam hld better descend from his mule and stop
being "A bore-" GaLh" iI The BI0ddiHnD Roig. Ra0E.
National Republican., 1882-11-14
M'FoD AT THE ELECTION.
He Explains the Onerous Duties OF n su.
peryisor.

pervisor.
That eminent statesman of Philadelphia. Carl
baldi McFod, thus gives an insight into the duties
of an election officer in the City of Brothery Love
at the recent political contest:
"Well, till begin nt the beginnin', had offs
at the elacShin. | wor n shuperyiser,' whuch is
is very important offs; he stands inside in the
clacShin room an kind nv sees fair play-that
is, name he thinks he sees fair play; bud phin
the elacshin is over an the poles closed, he's not
much wiser nor he wor phin they opened; an as
he gets his five dollars, matther how the thing
goes. it's u purity aisy job Aflher seein that
Everything Wor goin' right, in the nirly morning
Just slupped out for It wor too long betune drinks
for me, au' stharted till eectioneer. whuch did
so diilintlee that had till 60 home an lie down
i'll the afternoon an phin the poles closed and
the Jackets wor all counted, they sent around for
me till sign me name till the papers and phin ]
had done that, me duties as an elaCshin officer
wor ended.
"Wel. l. wint home till me tay, an sez Jane
Ann, me wife, till me, sez she
"Sure. Garibaldi, yen not have the gall TO take
| ony av the city S money for phat ye done the day,
wull yep sez She.
Indeed, trOth wull l." sez l.
We'll, it's the hard cheek yen have entirely, +"
se5 she; you that wor in yer own house tcarin'
av yerself ye shud be-" SEE she.
"Oh. nuver let on yerself," sez /. "Devil a bit
wiser wud l been av I'd sted there all day nor
l am now, for a 'shuperviser' is only phat they
calls q 'shineycure' whuch names that the jutles
are very light sez : bud / will away down
town an see the returns for Baver come in" SEE l.
-SundQU Transcript
National Republican., 1882-11-14
GencraI John A. noran FOR rre.laent.

General John A. logan for President.
The Critic of last evening says with reference to
the next candidate for President of the Republi-
can party:
l. The candidate must be man on whose per-
sona integrity there can rest no shadow of doubt.
John A. Logan fills that bill
?, The candidate must be a Republican of in
contestibl antecedents, and of such attitude to-
ward the respective factions that neither can find
preteXt for boiling his nomination or halting in
his support. John A. Logan is the only man of
that attitude that we think of whose rank
among men entities him to consideration as
Presidential possibility.
3. The candidate must be man whom the ex-
soldiers of the late Union army love and whom
the eX.soldiers of the late confederate army re-
spect John A. Logan fills the bill.
4. Above all he must be q man who docs not lie
or sneak or make false promises, or deal in subter-
fugcs, or sacrifice two friends to comciiate one
enemy, or trim upon great public questions; who
is not tricky or slippery or treacherous Or two
faced or ungrateful. In short, he must lie man
who will be TO the torn aud distracted Republican
party OF 1854 what Andrew Jackson was to the de-
moraized and discouraged Democratic parry Of
1898. If John a. Logan is not that man, we do
not know where the Republican party can look
for him.
National Republican., 1882-11-14
His Teeth.

~ fnd," said an old man to a Boomerang repor
ter yesterday that there is absolutely no limit &
the durability of the teeth if they are properl.
taken care Of never drink hot drinks. Away
brush my teeth morning and evening, avoid al
acids whatever, and although am 65 years old
my teeth are as good as they ever were" "Ant
Yes sir; that's all, barring perhaps, the fact tina
put them in glass of soft water nights.
f1ie Roam
National Republican., 1882-11-14
A shower OF NJ eteor. rhi. Week.

On the 18th, 18th, and 14th of November the
earth plows her way through the November
meteor zone. This is an immense hoop or ellipse
revolving around the sun. its perihelion resting
on the earths orbit and its aphelion extending
beyond the orbit of Uranus When the earth
meets this November meteor zone in November
many struggling meteoroi ids imp inge against her
atmosphere, and being gnted by the tremendous
force descend as shooting stars to the earth.
The best time for Observation-Disclosures straggers
may be picked up any time after darkness reigns
over the land-is about o'clock in the morning.
- prnlHcncc .IalIr nnL
National Republican., 1882-11-14

THE prospect of a united North in OPP
position to solid South is no more
prom Using than it is desirable. The men
who wanted Virginia to relapse to Bour-
bonism in order that Northern sectional
ism might look like patriotism are be-
hind the times.
National Republican., 1882-11-14

PooR Ireland is always on trial for the
offense of some scoundrel or traitor.
Now it is for an attempt to assassinate
Judge Lawson, the man who so outraged
public sentiment some time since by his
treatment of the editor of the Dublin
Freeman. The Freeman is vigorous in its
denunciation of the assassin. 1t is to be
hoped that the law will be vindicated
with dignity, promptness, and unsparing
Eeyerity.
National Republican., 1882-11-14

The Northern doughfaces who object
10 the courageous rebels against Bourbon
power and prescription at the South are
The lineal descendants of the men de.
scribed by the grand old poet Whittier
as
"Bane of the North. its canker and its MOTH
These modern Esaus bartering birth for broth"
They hope to be called gentlemen
by the gentle bulldozers.
National Republican., 1882-11-14

The Straightout serving-men of the
Virginia Bourbons did no good for them
selves or their masters. They will now
be for harmony on the basis of spoils
until the Bourbons need them in the
next campaign.
National Republican., 1882-11-14

WHAT patriotic set are those alleged
Republicans who insist on giving the
Bourbons q Solid South uncontested, in
order to set it up as grievance on
which to carry United North, and then
cough down any illusions to the griev-
ance, except just before Presidential cleo
National Republican., 1882-11-14

The party that has no higher theme to
discuss than the distribution of clerk
ships and the unfairness by which Smith
defeated Jones in party convention
win never control the destinies of fifty
millions of people.
National Republican., 1882-11-14
Two Years nom Now,

We recognize the growing roosters Of to-day as
the same old fellows that busted their throats in
1874 Two years from now, denuded of feathers
aud roosting on spit or simmerng In the pot,
the Democratic chickens can mediate up on the
mutabllity OF politics-IRter- Ocean.
National Republican., 1882-11-14

THE great editors who ordered the
people to elect Democratic governors and
Republican Congressman are like those
smart boys who shoot their sisters with
pistols which they do not know to be
loaded.
National Republican., 1882-11-14

We observe with regret that some of
the great journals have not yet ceased
their efforts to explain how it happened
that they were so terribly defeated last
Tuesday. They seem to enjoy the re-
iteration of their ante-election editorials
This is as absurd on their part as it
would have been for one of the men who
predicted that Noah's flood wouldn't be
much of q shower to have exulted over
the fulfillment of his prediction after
thirty-nine of the forty days rain.
National Republican., 1882-11-14

OF course it is.very important to fix up
the methods" by which clerks are ap-
pointed and delegates elected to Repub-
lican party conventions. After that has
all been attended to by the election of
Democratic governors and legislatures,
how would it do to rearrange the Bour-
bon methods" whereby the Democratic
party declares itself in, without maiori-
ties, in some of the Southern States?
National Republican., 1882-11-14

If any object on this earth is more
densely ignorant and unable to see the
signs of the times than is the Demo
cratic Bourbon it is the Republican
Bourbon who snarls at Southern anti
Bourbons.
National Republican., 1882-11-14

THE people voted down the Republican
party for doctoring the country's corns
instead of its cancer. No Bourbon doc
tors need apply for the succession to the
corn doctors,
National Republican., 1882-11-14

TIE Northern people will not agree
with those editors who are so indignant
at the successful revolt against Bourbon
ism in Virginia.
National Republican., 1882-11-14
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National Republican., 1882-11-14
Rub It Hn.

And Beaver was q crippled Union general; but
the soldier boy business didn't help worth cent
this Tine Courier Journal
Go it, Democrat rub it in. 1t is just the mirror
Pennsylvania Republicans should see themselves
iu-Inter- Ocean,
National Republican., 1882-11-14
TURKISH BATHS.

NEW TURKISH HATH (DR BoVEPs1,
IN lil7 street, opposite Riggs House. Large pool,
good ventilation. Ladies', Monday and Friday. MOL
open Sunday. open from a. m. TIL 10 p. M; Satur,
day, ~ p. M Baths, ll; tickets gL6l
apps DR. II. l. BOVEE. Electrician
TJNHE sHEDD BATHS 900 Il STREET NEAR
a Ninth, well known as the oldest and best In the
CITY, This bath Is constructed with view TO conYen-
iencc, being on the first floor Turkish, Russian SUI
phur' and MeTcurial Baths given with skull and ex'
perenee MAninulat OF ten years experience AZ this
eetablshment Single bath. 81 for S& li,ti0 open
Sunday from a. M. to / u. m mr29H
National Republican., 1882-11-14
Amusenents Tonight.

NATIoNAL TnEATEr-English Opera,
FoRD's OPERA HoUsE-Callender Minstrels
THEATRE CoMIaUE-Variety Entertainment
National Republican., 1882-11-14

TIE North may waver, but the South
ern Bourbon bloodhound will not.
National Republican., 1882-11-14
FOR observation-disclosures.


nFFICE FOR RENr-8lf ELEVENTH STREET
" northwest-A fine large Office room for sl5 gas
extra. Inquire on premises. noll3t%
JNoR RENT-BARBER-sHoP WITH FURNI-
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rent reasonable. Apply to JOHN SHERMAN &
CO., 927 street northwest. noll-3t
National Republican., 1882-11-14

RECOMMENDATION nu,io BE- oddre,,ed "7b,he Editor
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FOR RENT-Houses

TToR RFNT-ToR THE SEASON, A VERY
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Persons wishing 10 entertain or avoid bousckeepng
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nu1i-Wr
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NOR RENT-FURNISHED HOUSE, NEW, ALL
~ modern improvements good location; sl0O per
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morning, contains complete sch edue of our Houses,
stores, Shops and Farms offered for rent together
with descriptions prices, &c. and how they may be
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money to loan on real estate. Call.
mrH h. II. WARNER. 016 street
IF YOU WANT TO BUY. SELL, RENT, OR
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National Republican., 1882-11-14
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National Republican., 1882-11-14
MEDICAL.
YOUNG MEN.

Ifyou have failed to receive proper Treatment In
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BARBouR & HAMILTON and FRANK HUNK,
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Blschoff & Co, New York and Charleston s. O., sole
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Population Of The National Capital. 100000

wAsnINGroN, D. C, NOVEMBER II, 1ssl.
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WANTED-Misccllaneous.

VITANTED-A COW IN MILK TO KEET
w through the winter, az 81 d street northeast.
National Republican., 1882-11-14
BUSINESS CHANCES,

ITO CATERERS-WE HAVE VERY DESIR-
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adapted for irst-class catering establishments fine
apartments and well furnished. JOHN SHERMAN
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T IBERAL RATE OF INTEREST ALLOWED
IL on Time Deposits; United States Bonds bought
and sold at market rates; Collections made every
where, by J. II. SQUIER q CO.. Bankers 1916 PENN
gpiyana avenue. ma26-H
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MONEY TO LOAN.
LOST AND FOUND.

MONEY no LOAN ON REAL ESTATE ATTHE
WI lowest rates DANENHoWEk & son, 1895 f
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II OSr-A SMALL PACKAGE OF PAPERS ON
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I oST.-SATURDAY NIGHT, AN EGYPTIAN
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