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National Republican., 1882-09-14
The Color Line.

The report comes from st. Louis of n
demand by the parents of colored chill
dren for their admission to the schools
designated for white children. 1t is said
that it originated in dissatisfaction
with the school board for having located
colored school building between two
railroad tracks. If the location is q dam
gerous one this would be proper ground
for complaint Z by any parents. If
proper provision has not been made
for the colored children in separate
schools then there is no right
or justice in denying them admis-
sion to the schools attended by white
children. If, on the other hand, the col
ored children can go to as good schools
by themselves as the whites have their
parents degrade themselves and their
children by squabble for white com,
panionship for them, for they thereby
assert the superiority of the white race
over their own. We contend that al
though the law knows nothing of color
as badge of inequality, because no such
thing exists, it cannot always ignore it
as distinguishing mark between races,
some members of each of which entertain
for the otheran unfortunate hostility. The
incompatibility between portions of each
race makes it wise that those of each
who are above this senseless antipathy
should endeavor to lessen the contact be-
tween them, and its consequent irrita-
tions, whenever this can certainly be
done without invading personal rights or
privileges. A negro has as much rightin
the public schools as q white. If two
hundred children, however, were to be
provided with two schools, and there were
hundred of each race, then we would
favor a separation of the two colors. But
this cannot be done when there are not
enough white or colored children, as the
case may be, to warrant the es-
| tablishment of separate school.
In such case clearly the mixed
schools must be permitted. We hope
the colored people will not concede their
own inferiorty by demanding white COM
pany as q right or privilege in itself, but
only when to remain by themselves
would deprive them of some real right or
privilege. They are portion of the pub
lie, and are not to be deprived fany right,
comfort amusement, or privilege what
ever to which the general public has a
right. White company is no more boon
to blacks than black company is to whites
We say to our colored citizens Don't
contend for what you don't want, and
| don't submit TO the least diminutiOn OF
any substantial right. There is fighting
enough ahead on essentials. Win them
first
National Republican., 1882-09-14
The Associated Charities.

The regular meeting of the board of managers of
the Associated Charities was held Monday even-
ing at the Central office, No. 1ilS street north.
west Hon. j. R.Wcst, president of the association,
was present in the early part ofthe evening, and
when he retired Hon. John Eaton was called to the
chair. Among others present were Rev, Mr..
Steele g. L. Foster, Mrs. ]. II. Voorhees,, and the
general secretary, L. s. Emery The reports for the
the secretary, which showed thatthe Central Office
had been kept open daily from 10 a. IN. to 4:SO p.
M, and that quite large amount Of very profit
able work had boed accomplished. Sixty two
new applicants for assistance were registered
during the two months and twenty -one persons
have been aided TO employment and several
secured transportation from the city to their
friends here they could be cared for or be en-
ablcd to take care of themselves. Some
very valuable information concerning pro-
fessioual beggurs and imposters has been
obtained and recorded at the Central office, which
will be OF value as the work of the RssUCia-
ton progresses. A committee was appointed to
report plan for presenting the work OF the asso-
citation TO the public az a public meeting, The
secretary was requested to remind the several
subdivisions of the duty unaer the constitution to
hold their elections and make their annual re-
ports before the annual meeting of the assOcia-
ton, which Will be early In November. The sec
reaTy reported that the association was in need of
socialion was proceeding cautiously, economically,
and successfully, relieving distress intclllgently
and the people of the District from standing i'll
cumbmnces, lie presented a pen picture of the
experiences ana observations at the Central office,
describing the varied characteristics of the callers
which was listened 70 with interest, and q desire
expressed that Il should be published. The board
adjourned TO the second Monday in October
National Republican., 1882-09-14
nycCIure's Silly Cauard.

The latest campaign falsehood con-
cocted by Aleck Mcclure in his Phila-
delphia Times, to the effect that Messrs.
Delany and Condor had agreed to vote
the Irish Land League for Beaver in ex-
change for the recall of Minister Lowell,
is efiectually squelched by the statement
that neither of those gentlemen belong
to the League, or has ever professed to,
We believe that our minister at London
exhibited an un-American Indifference
to the treatment of naturalized Irish
Americans in Ireland, and that he even
allowed himself to show his animosity
toward them without waiting for proof
of any misconduct on their part Our
government manifested its disapproval of
this, and brought him to sense of
duty. He was allowed to continue in
Office as an American minister and not
as voluntary counsel for the crown, in
cases of Irish-American arrests. Irish
Republicans were right in advocating his
recall, and it was great public question,
the effect of which upon the party in
power W as proper subject for discussion
If the Gladstone ministry may strengthen
itself by the incarceration for that pur-
pose of Americans accused of no crime
and suspected only by professional in
formers, why should not Irish-Americans
appeal to the President to redress the
wrong, and why should they not en-
deavor to show that Lowell's recall would
strengthen the Administration with the
American people?
When political hucksters like Mcclure
can frighten people away from discussing
question of public policy on the ground
that it is corrupt to secure party strength
by wise and needed governm ent action,
then shall we have fallen upon evil times.
AS for any attempted trade for votes the
SANDER falls upon the mere statement OF
fact that the persons named as the traders
do not affiliate with the voters who were
in demand We desire here to say that
from our knowledge7of of Mr.. Condor we
believe him to be incapable of an un
manly or dishonorable action.
National Republican., 1882-09-14

commenced on Thursday January 8. 1852. MS a hand
double sheet Qef0ht pages dndaTy-stn columns
NcontainS the from all parts or the tCortd and
specially Interesting as contdnnG The proceedings Of
the Executive, Legislative and Judicial branches Of The
Government, Including the appointments, promotions
ntuGnne,S. and diSmtssdis n all departments or Coz
ernment service. contains ru report OF army aud
NARY movements and orders 70 Includes as special
feature the political, personal aud social netcS and so
ete,p gossip Of ho Nations CdpitdL
IN short, u Is dc best and only ,reetiv phper IN
dnntricd DtutrD, addition 10 fu general r,onl
eRpdrts OF he icorid complete photoprdph Of tVe.
dotnCs, and proceedings at the Cdpitdi Of the Nation
Terms: Single copfes, ONE DOLLAR ASD FIFTY
CENTS year; ten copies one address, ONE
DOLLAR per copy Postage prepdid by he pt1tiShers
Sdinpte copies nee
NoiU Is the time 10 sub,rrihe
National Republican., 1882-09-14
IIeIInrr WILL Win.

The Louisiana Sugar Planter, leading Demo-
cratic journal, speaking Of the Kellogg -Deattie
controversy in the third district says "The SPLIT in
the Republican party amounts to little or nothing
so far as the future of the party is concerned.
The Beattie faction does not amount to n row Of
pins in the contest that is to ensue. He will
busler, fume, ana storm, and will end by being
ter than himse II. He is tie losing side, aud his
followers will quit the sinking ship, one Dy one,
when Kellogg lakes the stump In his own behalf
. Bealtle has no money to use and Dar-
rell aud his clique Will desert him when they .see
that as rats desert a sinking ship. and Beatie is
the race, and will win, If the Republicans can
win inRny Of the Congressional districts Of the
State
National Republican., 1882-09-14
FOR sALE-NisceIloneous.

FOR sALE-A FINE BLACK PRIVATE FAM
Il lily mare; sound and kind years old, and thor
oughly trained: good ldde horse may be ridden or
driven at any time by directing where customer may
be seem gentleman leaving the city. L. G. BAKER
National Republican., 1882-09-14

A DINING-ROOM FOR SALE ON ACCOUNT
IA OF business engagements out Of city long leise
low rent, and complete outfit location unsuTpas sad;
would prefer retaining an interest. If suited Address
DINING Republican oflice; will receive prompt at
tentlOn, solc-3tF
National Republican., 1882-09-14
Now 4. thc Time 20 Sub.crIbe.

me pricc OF THE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN bV NAL
erot nc counter Is THREE cESrs for single copVi
hro ipccks. TwESTY-FivE CENTS; one mouth FIFTY
GENTS; ttoo months, oNE DOLLAR; three months. ONE
DOLLAR AND 4 HALF; str months, THREE DOLLARS
onovedr SIX DOLLARS postage prepaid By he pub
bsheyG.
IT'S delivered IN Washington and ne suburbs by
rfcrs at the same rates.
There Is no better time than Mepresenrto sbscrfbsror
TIC lrciiest, brightest and best newspaper published al
NtNdtiondl CdDitdL Send COPIES TO your Jriendf
National Republican., 1882-09-14
The JcWish New Year.

According to Jewish chronology this
round worlds creation began 5,643 years
ago last evening, or we might say to-day,
for we read that "the evening and the
morning were the first day" On We'd
n .sday evening next, the Goth of Septem-
ber, will therefore commence the ami
versary day of the birth of our humble
ancestor, "the grand old gardener" Of the
Eden homestead. The biblical narrative
does not tell us the wedding day Of our
common progenitor, but its rapid recital
of the deep sleep, the loss of the rib, and
the first appearance to him Of the lovely
Eve, justify the supposition that We are
within ten days of the anniversary of
that event of such transcendent
importance to us all. At such a
time we should dismiss all unkind
remembrances of the one fault
committed by the inexperienced and
youthful little lady when she allowed the
Tempter to persuade her to eat the apple,
and thereby to commit the sin of dis
obedience. Most grievously did she atone
for it, And Adam, too, he was made to
suffer enough, both for his weakness in
eating and his other transgression of tell
ing on his wife. Both undoubtedly did as
well as any of us would have done under
the same circumstances. We shall not,
within the compass of this brief notice,
attempt an exposition of the origin of
evil. The cruel trouble that Satan made
our dear old grandmother Eve when she
was young and blushing bride, with all
its consequences, insures him the ever
lasting hatred of mankind. Why he was
created has been a mystery to many.
How would it do to utilize him by graft
flying our proneness to disobedience by
disobeying him9 We merely throw out
the suggestion. To return to our subject,
we wish all our readers happy new
year
National Republican., 1882-09-14
Unhappy Pennsylvania Factionists.

Unhappy Pennsylvania Factionists.
The small-beer politicians of Pennsyl-
vania who are keeping up appearances as
Independents are terrified at the
thought of election day arriving with
their candidate, Stewart, still in the field.
They know he would only receive a
ridiculously small vote, and that this
would come from both parties. They
know that unless they can find some
pretext for getting Stewart out of the
way their weakness will not only cause
unending ridicule of them, but will prove
them entirely harmless They are Ikea
highwayman who is caught attempting
to rob traveller by leveling at him an
unloaded gun. They must get out of
their scrape some way. They regret
that they did not avail them
selves of the offer of the Regulars
that both tickets be withdrawn and new
one made 10y new convention. Unable
to get any of the Regulars to pay them
any further attention, and realizing their
own toothlessness, as it were, by which
we mean their inability to follow their
much barking with any biting whatever,
they have now commenced a series OF
"secret conferences" among themselves.
These solemn gatherings they cause to
be advertised to the public as meetings
o. Republicans for the purpose of bring
ing about unity of action between the In
dependents and Stalwart Republicans in
procuring the Withdrawal of Beaver and
Stewart" If the Stewart men should
finally agree upon the withdrawal OF
Beaver what happy solution it would
be. So might band of deserters from
an army secretly resolve in favor of the
removal of the general-in-chieE The
whole country is laughing at the Penn
sylvania boilers, and at the long-eared
pditors outside of that State who do not
seem to know that the Stewart machine
has collapsed. Can anybody tell when
Senator Mitchell will return?
National Republican., 1882-09-14

THE WEEKLY REPUBLICAN, with its full
amount ofinteresting reading matter, will
be issued to-day. Copies in wrap
pers ready for mailing may be had at the
business Office.
National Republican., 1882-09-14
DRoPOSALS FOR PRINTED WOODEN TAGS
Il AND METALLIC LABEL CASES FOR MAIL
RAGS.
Posr-orFIcE DEPARTMENT,

wAsHINeroN, ID. G.. August q, iss2.
SEPARATE SEALED PROPOSALS will be re-
ceived at this Department until noon on the 4rH
DAY OF OCTOBER, 1882 for furnishing by contract
Printed Wooden Tugs, like the samples Of this De-
partnient, in such quantities. and at such times as
may lie required and ordered during one year from
the lst day of November 1887 also for furnishing In
like manner. and for the same period, Metallic Label
Gases for mail bags like the samples Of this Depart
ment.
which being reserved) must be in accordance with
the specifications and forms, which will be furnished
application TO the Second Assistant Postmaster
General.
The contracts which may be made will he In con-
formy 10 such specifications and the accepted pro-
posals. FRANK HATlON,
au24lThGt Acting Postmaster General.
National Republican., 1882-09-14

Mr.. MAssEY's Washington organ gets
itself up SO frequently as Mr.. Dawson's
(colored) organ that it is difficult for its
Virginia readers to know who to vote for
for Congressman-at-la large.
National Republican., 1882-09-14
DRoPosALs FOR STATIONERY Y
PROPOSALS FOR ERECTING AN IRON TRUSS
III BRIDGE OVER JAMES CREEK CANAL
ON NJ STREET SOUTH, WASHINGTON.
d..
oFF1cEoF THE ENerNEEn COMMISSIONER,

WASHINGTON, ID. G., September Z, 1882
SEALED PROPOSALS. will be received at tits
office until II o'clock m. on THURSDAY, SEPTEM.
BER 21 1852. for the removal OF the present wooden
bridge across James Creek Canal. on the line of M
street SOUTH in the city of Washington District Of
Columbia and erect an Iron Truss br dge in Its place.
Blank forms of proposals and specifications can bo
obtained al this office upon application therefor, to-
geher with all necessary infoi nation, and bids upon
these forms will alone be considered.
he right is reserved 10 reject any and all bids or
parts of bids.
BY order Of the Board of Commissioners, DC.
g. ]. LYDECKER,
Major of Engineers u S. A., Engineer Commits.
National Republican., 1882-09-14
MONEY TO LOAN.

TINHE BEST WAY To BUY HOMES AND TO
l. pay on mortgages isin the
EQUITABLE C. b. ASSOCIATION,
For saving and advancing money, Lowest rates OF
interest on loans. No commissions or heavy eXpen-
ses. Information, DC, furnished by
JOHN JOY EDISON, Secretary,
Be9im 9l7 II street northwest,
National Republican., 1882-09-14

lHcommunfcdt must be addressed "7bths Editor
sfTHE REPUBLtcAN," and 10 insure publication st
tSurine teDibiy side of He paper only, iph
rdHe and residence Of he tUriier attached No
unVnicdtonS tDfH De returned
National Republican., 1882-09-14
EXCURSIONS. ETC.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT

The Steamer w. w. CoRCORAN, Captain L. L.
Blake, will make daily trips TO MOUNT VERNON,
Sundays excepted touching, goin! and returnng, az
Hail., Gunston's, Upper and Lower Glymo II. Boat
leave her wharf, foot of Seyenth street, at 10 ~ ,
returning about $3.50 p Fare for the round trip To
Mount ernmn. 81: TO other points, 25 cents.
On SATURDAY EVENINGS SPECIAL TRIP5
the boat will leave at p m., returning about p.
m. Fart for the round rip, 25 cents.
On SUNDAY All ERNUONS' SPECIAL TRIPH
the boat VIII leave at D. sharp. returning about}
p. m. Fare for the round trip 81 cents.
On special trips no stoppas es except at Marshall
Hall on sundays.
Refreshments aboard of the boat. jy1-tf
National Republican., 1882-09-14
s=ss
MEDICAL.
HEALTH is WEALTH..

DR. +. c. wLsTs. NERVE AND BRAIN
TREATMENT, specific for HysierIa, Dizziness.
voluntary Emissions; rs, mature Old Age; caused
which leads TO misery, decay, and death; One box
on S sure ne doas @ box Box SIX boxes as
for five dollars Sent by mail. prepaid, on recept OF
enS %e ota % II By GSHs Ss 50
panied with i've dollars We viii send the purchaser
treatment does not effect cure Guarantees issued
%ashInroN p' O. whoiesais ana reail agents. Or
ders by mail VIII receive prompt attention. ocls.iy
YOUNG MEN.
Ifyou have failed 10 receive proper treatment In
Dyspepsia, % Nervous Excitab.ilty, &c, send two
s'''"lf HTRE frf GIi LAWS VS. OF LIFE AND HEALTH"
Address secretary MedicH and Surgical Institute.
l47 East fifteenth street. New York. Ja7-ly
CURE CURE FOR MALARIA, CAROLINA
, ToLU ToNIGmsnrec cs9E cure for , pysPepsa in all
Rs and All diseases S Of he throat and Sngs ana ne on
remedy that Is beneficial a y saris m climates 5p THIS
CANfY, MAGNEsIA aud other. medlcinais bene-
cia in the above diseases the basis being The puresl
10 ske sa Por sale ali druggists sfS d 9san eroce
at 81 per quart bottle The trade supplied at liberal
uieuSRTS iBARBoGR & HAMILTON and FRANK HUME.
Nw so orE Hsens ad 6 s 9y
manufacturers and propretors. de2l-ly
CENTLEAIEN CAN HAVE SCIENTIFIC
W treatment and speedy and radical cure OF all
Venereai aud Nervous Diseases, no matter iro M what
cause, without tue use Of mercurIa or other obec.
tionable treatment. a cure guaranteed. In recent
or acute cases p ;rptinns aud advice given free
n ttcS t He oie seen Hu' 1i2 ,Se'Sr;; az;
Pennsylvania avenue. ap3
DR. LEON. THE OLDEsr-EsTABIIsHEu
IL ana only reliable Ladies Ply in The cty,
can be consulted daily al %. Pennsy ylvana avenue.
Al Fsmals o0mPl1nis, and irreSnlsres quickly re-
consultations strictly confidential. Separate roomi
forlsdles. oalco hours, 70 and 10 s apis
National Republican., 1882-09-14
Observation-Disclosures.

UTANTED-A FIRST.CLASS CATERER TO
w take charge ofa dnng-rOom and furnish meals
to the persons in the house Address II. l. Y. Re
publican Ofice. suli-3t#
WY ANrED - SHORTHAND PUPILS; IN
w struction by practical teacher. For further
particulars call at 1910 street northwest from $3.50
to 8 y. m. sell-GtF
DARTS OF THE HUMAN BODY ENLARGED,
Il developed and strengthened. Address for par
tculGrs ERIE MEDICAL COMPANY, Box 5l3,
Buffalo. n. Y (Conhdential) oC25Iy
WY ANTED-TO ANNOUNCE THAT JOHN f
w Beall, Room T. 1870 New York avenue, Is q Com.
missioner of Deeds for every State and Territory.
United States Commissioner. Examiner, and Notary
Public; always In Office from Il. m to y. ap30ly
National Republican., 1882-09-14

NORTH CAROLINA Bourbons have not
lost the anti-Bourbon movement in that
State. They wish they could.
National Republican., 1882-09-14
INoR RENT-BY b. IL WARNER,

Our Weekly Kent LIST, pubIIsheu eNery Mondny
mprnng contains complete schedule OF our Houses,
stores Shops and Farms offered for rent, together
with descriptions prices, &c, and how they may be
seen, PROPERTY for sale IN al! parts OF the city.
money TO loan on real estate. Call.
mr27 b. H. WARMER 9i6 street.
TT YOU WANT TO nUY. SELL, RENT, OR
Il Trade CITY or Country Property, come and SEQ the
WILLIAM ii. MAIN & BROTHER 81, Charles
Hotel, corner Third street and Pennsylvania avenue
northwest, mhl9tf
National Republican., 1882-09-14
PROPOSALS.

u ]. BROOKS &-Co.,
GOVERNMENT AND RAILWAY CoNTRAo
TORS.
Manufacturers ana Dealers in all kinds of Govern
ment, Railway and Steamship Supplies.
10 CoURTLANDT STREET,
NEW YORK.
Estimates furnisie jul5 Th-Tu-1y
National Republican., 1882-09-14
FOR SALE-Houses.

LNoR SALE-Two BRICK HOUSES OF NINE
~ rooms each on street. near First street north
west, with all the modern improvements; 90 EACH
on time. BY r. d. RUFFIN, LIE Droit Building.
ENORSA1E-THREEH HOUSES, WITH TWENTY
II thousand feet of ground; fronting three streets
and reservation; situated ON Maryland avenue
Sixth and g. streets, stanton Square, Capitol Hill;
very desirable investment; moderate price; easy
terms. Apply at I0i Ninth street northwest 1i-lnt
National Republican., 1882-09-14
FOR SALE-Earms.

A N EXCELLENT FARM FOR SALE OF 20
"A acres, one mile from Falls Church, Va; new
eight room dwelling; good out-budngs; small pay
nent and on long time. BY II. D. RUFFIN, lie
Drolt Building sel2-3t%
National Republican., 1882-09-14
WASHINGTON, D, C., SEPTEMBER "A 1882.
Population Of The National Capital. 100000
An,uscrnents Tonight.

ApSER's GARpEN-Concert
THEATRE CoMTouE-Varcty.
DRIVERS Observation-Disclosures
CAPITAL TTEATER-Woodson and Aliens Minstrels.
NATIONAL THEATER-Mr. and Mrs. Mckee Rankin.
SWIMMING SCtooL-N Y. ave. bet. 18th and 4thsts.
National Republican., 1882-09-14
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
WANTED-Help-Male.

Manufactures INEXPERIENCED ADVER-
w tising solicitors directory work. Il. A.
HUNTINGTON Globe House, Twelfth and streeis
northwest. selI-3tt
XXTANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE CoLoRED
w man, q situation at driving wagon or cart or
conchman. Apply or address 1917 X street nor h
west. se1l.3ts
WY ANTED - CARPENTERS WHO ARE
w handy In making door and window frames
and general bench work: good wages ard steady
work. THOMAS w. SMITH, corner First street
and Indiana avenue northwest. sei+Gt
yITANTED-wILL PAY 81 A WEEK TO A
w clerk qualified to write ordinary business let
ers. copy papers. ETC., in lawyers oic'. Address
LAWYER, Republican Office. seli-3tH
WTANTED-1OO YOUNG MEN, WHITE OR
w colorcd. for service on the Western frontier;
good wages, aud afl expenses paid. Apply Of i2lg
street se1-l2t"
National Republican., 1882-09-14
WANTED-HOuseS.

VIZ ANTED-To PURCHASER A SMALL HOUSE
w containing four to six rooms; must he favor
ably located and price not exceed 81 500 cash pay
ment. Inquire of C.. p. CULVER, attorney-at-law,
No. $685. ID street northwest sel+3t*
M ANTED-BH OCTOBER j, a HOUSE OF
w eight rooms. in the northwestern part of the
city, with all the modern improvements for family
of adults; rent not to exceed so month. Address
TENANT, Republican Office. sel43t*
yITANTED-HOUSE CONTAINING ELEVEN
w to fourteen rooms; central location. Address
c. Il. s., care l.. Remington & Sons Type Writer'S
lie Droit building. City. sali3ts
yJTANTED-ON OR BEFORE NOVEMBER !,
w by,a family of two small House, with hall
aud modern improvements; perm a1ent IL suited
Address RELIABLE Republican Office. seltl2tt
yITANTED-AT ONCE, FOR CASH. A BRICK
w house. seven rooms, northwest for e3,j00; also
houses at $500 aud $1,000. JOHN SHERMAN Il
CO., OF + street. sel2-3t
National Republican., 1882-09-14
WANTED-ROOmS,

WY ANTED-BY A VERY QUIET LADY, TWO
w or three unfurnished rooms, on first or second
floor, with quiet people who not inqulsitve: will
be permanent and prompt: please state particulars
llcan Office. seli&t~
yYTANTED-THREE OR FOUR FURNISHED
wv rooms for light housekeeping. Address g. A..
r., Republican Oiicc. sec-3tH