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National Republican., 1882-10-14
PERSONALITIES.

Speaker Keifer will remain here over Sunday.
General Harry White is making an active can.
vass of Indiana and Jefferson counties Pa.
Justice swayne. of the United States Supreme
Court, will spend the winter In New York.
General Butler has invited most of the mem bers
Of the Boston press to take sail on his yacht
General David G. Swain, Judge advocate gen.
eral U. S. A., has returned from his Texas "trip,
and has quarters for the present NJ the Ebbitt
House,
Colonel Henry c. Corbin, major and assistant
adjutant general U. S. A., who arrived here Thurs
day morning from his station at Newport, KY,
will be in the city until Sunday night.
Ex-senator Conklngs new law Office in New
York consists of five rooms one is spacious
library filed with a variety of legal lore. The
private or consulting room is richly finished.
Christopher Columbus discovered America three
hundred and ninety years ago last TnuIsduy-a
fact remembered by the Italians OF New York, who
celebrated the anniversary in Il street parade.
Captain william G. Newman, for several years
in the Department of Justice, and residing in
Washington, is brother of Mr.. Newman, the newly
elected secretary OF state Of Ohio, but differs with
him in politics.
minister from Brazil, who arrived here about ten
days ago, has taken Mr.. William Carrow's house,
No. l7lO Pennsylvania avenue, as the legation
residence He is now awaiting the return of
President Arthur to present his credentials from
the Emperor Dom Pedro
A dashing young FrenchmRn, who calls him
self Compte Alphonse and claims TO he all at
tache of the French Legation. is in the city, and
is said TO be engaged to be married to a beautiful
girl here The members OF the Legacion de
France formally announce that he has no claim
TO the title, and is in no manner attached to the
legation,
Indiana, Mr John c. New thinks, is more safely
Republican now than ever before. The character
of the population he says has changed within a
few years past, the people coming II ~ the State
being moro from the East aud less irou the South
This is advantageous TO the Republi AN ,paSy,
election of 1850
II. G. BuTlegh, who was nominated for Congress
in the seventeenth district New York on Tuesday,
president Arthur, they say, has favored the nom
inatiOn ofJudge Folger. 1.-The has Il shows that he
has wished that the best name in the Empire State
might be placed at the head Of the ticket" Mr..
Burleigh then feryently eUlogIzed President Ar
thurs administration.
National Republican., 1882-10-14
whitelaw Reid and His sIanders.

Whiteiaw helu ana Ills Sianuefs.
The State Of Garfield has refused TO exert itself
In an off year to sustain the course of an admin
lstratlon which has devoted itself chiefly to un-
doing the work that Garfield began, and.whose
chief supporters have busted themselves mostly in
slandering Garield's memory.-Net0 York Trt6'me.
What work did Garfield begin? His
brief official career was exclusively de-
voted to removals from and appoint
pointees been retained, but all who had
by importantly badgered him into a
promise of place have had that promise
redeemed by President Arthur. This is
truth known to all, and to none better
than to the writer Of the above extract.
As to "slandering Garfeld's memory"
we have seen no slander of it, nor even
the unhappy truths which might be told.
The nearest approach to it was the pub
lication of lengthy dispatch from
Whitelaw Reid 70 President Garfield,
couched in coarse and familiar terms
alternately debating and threatening
and assuming an equal copartnership
with him in the appointing power. 1t
threatened ridicule, and predicted loss of
political prestige if the nomination of
Robertson should be withdrawn, as Reid
seemed to fear it was in the Presidents
mind to do He had the imPudence to
assure the President that "the assembly
of New York WAS overwhelmingly Conk-
ling, until it was seen that The AdminiS-
traton meant business" This was an airy
and slangy claim, that the President, un-
der his advice, had been guilty of base
prostitution of executive power, and
It WAS accusing the lower branch
Of the New York legislature Of a
craven and corrupt submission to that
power. This missive having come to
light and been published in New York
daily, Mr.. Reid brazenly paraded it, with
editorial comments, in his own columns,
under the head of "The Frozen Truth" !"
and admitted its genuineness. And this
Is one of the journalistic thugs who pro-
pose TO assassinate the Republican party
put of tender regard for the memory of
the dead Garfield. The crime of Guiteau
recched only the body. Reid, in con-
Tossing to have written the dispatch
above mentioned, held the unfortunate
victim of his deadly professed friendship
up to the world rs one engaged in prac-
aces degrading to himself. injurious to
National Republican., 1882-10-14
William Nj. Lowe.

The sad intelligence of the death OF
Hon. William M. Lowe, member of Con-
gress from Alabama, reached lis while
absent from the city, which will account
for the tardiness of this editorial men,
ton. The death of Mr. Lowe is serious
loss to the Liberal cause in the South.
We knew him and knew the sincerity
with which he had entered upon the
work of building new South in which
Americanism should take the place of
petty provincialism. We regret his un-
timely death as that of friend, as well
as of political co-worker, and only hope
that as brave and able man may be
found to take up his work in Alabama
where he left it. Peace to his ashes.
National Republican., 1882-10-14

THE Baltimore American fights like the
very bossiest kind of boss for the main
tenance of the Republican machine in
Maryland, where it has no chance; but,
oh how its eyes do roll with goodness
at the wicked idea of allowing the Re-
publican party to win in New York OF
Pennsylvania. Has Fulton traded with
anybody for the next National delegates
in exchange for fat office? What is the
use of party if its methods" are so bad
under stalwartizing influences that a
pure and generous soul like Fulton can
not get an Office in which to do good?
National Republican., 1882-10-14

THE Baltimore american wants the Re-
publican tickets withdrawn in New York
and Pennsylvania SO that the party can
win |! Poor Fulton never will get over the
refusal of three administrations to give
him an office. 1t is the worst case of sore
head in the land. Has anybody forgot
ten how the american tried to have Gen
eral Arthur killed when it was thought
he would come through Baltimore on the
Sd of July, 1881? And now it means
about Stalwartizing influences in the
party. Such goodness is rare in this bad
world
National Republican., 1882-10-14
FROM FLORIDA.
What Colonel Bisbee Says-Iris Return Il
Congress Assured.


Colonel Horatio Bisbee, jr, Representative from
the second district of Florida and candidate for
the same honor in the Forty eighth Congress, ar
rived in the city Friday night. representative
of THE REPUBLICAN, called and found him busily
engaged in attending to his mail that had pre-
ceded him, and in answer to the question, How
are matters progressing in your distrct?" replied
"The prospect never looked better than at pres
ent. FIVE weeks ago ! left this city to open the
canvass, feeling that had but one chance In ten.
To- day feel as If the one had increased TO seven"
81 have been over every part of my district, and
must acknowledge never have witnessed such
interest as is manifested by our people in this
campaign. Ny meetingShave been well attended,
enthusiastic and with a good sprinkling of Demo-
Gratis, while those OF my opponents have been very
slim i shall receive accesSions from q quarter
where my Democratic friends least expect. All
dissensons have been healed, and we will present
a solid front on election day"
"Will any attempt be made to count you out p
"No; they have got tired Of that and, BESIDES
expect to go TO the returning board with clear
undisputed majority of from 500 to 1000"
"Then you are confident of being returned?'
"Yes; Florida will have one Republican mem.
ber to participate in the opening of the Forty
eighth Congress"
How long do you remain here?'
al return To. morrow, as there Is considerable
work yet 10 be done"
National Republican., 1882-10-14
ARMY PROMOTIONS.
Pope TO he Major General, and Getty,
Hunt. or Gibbnn 20 be RrIgndIcr.

Pope TO be Major General, and Getty,
Hunt, or Gibbon 10 be Brigadier.
It is generally understood that on the retire.
ment Of Major. General Irwin Mcdowell on Sum
day, October 10. General John Pope, the senior
brigadier general in the Army, will be promoted to
major general, Notwithstanding the strong argu-
ments urged, principally from the service itself,
in behalf of the promotion of General Alfred II.
Terry General George Crook. 1t is also generally
believed that Breyet Major General George W Getty,
colonel Third Artillery, will be promoted to
brigadier general, although many hope and be-
lieve that the veteran artillery chief of the Army
of the Potomac, General Henry J. Hunt colonel
Fifth Artillery, will bo the officer selected. The
younger colonels of cavalry, whose names
have been so prominently mentioned for
promotion during tho past few years,
BEEN 10 be lost sight OF, and 1t is generally ac-
cepted as q fact that, as announced in THE Re-
PUBLICAN nearly three months ago, that one fthe
older colonies, who held high rank in the yolun-
teer SERVICE Will receive the prize General John
Gibbon, colonel Seventh Infa ntry, Is also ire-
quently mentioned IN this con nection, and his
war service, as well as his gallant frontier SER
vice against the Indians, is pointed out in ad.
vancing his claims. 1t is safe to say that one of
these three officers will gain the coveted promo
ton. General Getty, the senior in rank of the
three, who was born in October. 1Sl9 and will
Artillery School at Fortress Monroe under assign
ment to duty with his brevet rank of major-gen-
eral. General Hunt, who is commanding the
military department of the South, with head
quarters at Newport Barracks, Kentucky, was
born In August 1919, and will therefore retire two
months before General Getty, and this fact is
urged by his friends as reason for his promo
tion, MS General Getty could then be also pro-
General GlbbOn Is on duty at Fort Snelliug Min
nesota, commanding his regiment.
National Republican., 1882-10-14

the Republic and contrary to law, and as
having had for his associate and adviser
therein as irresponsible and unworthy
an adventurer as Whitelaw Reid. Can
any more terrible slander be uttered
against Garfield than to say that Reid
had right to send him such dispatch,
unless it be to say that he received it
without resentment?
National Republican., 1882-10-14
FOURTH VIRGINIA DISTRICT.
A Letter from Candidate Rcn y. Hooper
He Nails - FaIsehood,

He Nails 81 FaIsehOod.
To the Editor of THE REPUBLICAN.
FARMvILLE, VA, Oct 12,-My attention has Just
been called to an article in the Washington Post,
of the 5th instant. headed, "The Fourth Dis
trict," and purporting to have been written from
Petersburg. Said article is q tissue of misrepr =
sentations relative to the condition of political
affairs in this district and it not for the in
sidious effort of the writer whom l strongly
suspect to be n Bourbon Funder-to sew
the seed of discord between myself, General
Mahone and Colonel Brady, and thus in
juriously affect cause, should not feel called
in this district, have to say that it is the high
est degree satisfactory to tho.c who have amy
knowledge concerning II. A thorough and efrec-
tive organization is being perfected in every
county and in every precinct, and never before
have such large crowds turned out 10 listen to
speeches MS do the people of this district at all
meetings, and never before have such intense in
terest aud enthusiasm been elected by political
speakers.
TO SUCH WRITERS AS " R. R. c."
and all other doubling Tbomases will only say,
Wait for the ides of November. 1nasmuch us this
writer states an absolute falsehood when he says,
referring to myself " He said, am ong other things
that Colonel Brady was treache rous scoundrel.
and he (Hooper) would not support him." l have
every right to assume that his statement in refer
ence to the views and actions of General Malone
and Colonel Brady relative to the canvass and re-
gardng myself personally are base iasehoods
less than twelve thousand majority on the 18th
| proximo. Let the Post and its mendacious Peters
| burg correspondent mark the prediction.
| BENJAMIN g. Ii COPPER.
National Republican., 1882-10-14
Another Southern Republican Mem

We congratulate the Republicans of the
country upon the news from West Vir-
ginia. Our advices from there now are
that Mason as well rs Golf has been
elected. 1t may not be amiss to here re-
mark that the Republicans of West Vir-
ginia did not introduce into the campaign
the great national issue of beer and pref
zels, nor did they trouble themselves with
the false complaint against the admin
istration that removals were being
made for party purposes. In fact,
the West Virginia Republicans have had
Bourbon rule so long that they do not
banker after it to the extent of working
for it, as advised by the Democratic-Re-
publican editors in the North.
The NATIONAL REPUBLICAN, will con-
tinue to advocate q union of the anti
Bourbons of the South, while the bet
ter class of Republicans" at the North
make faces at us for SO doing The Solid
South is broken, and cannot be mended
by any amount of straightout clerks OF
Bourbon doctors. Remember that THE
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN positively predicted
the success of both Golf and Mason @
week before the election.
National Republican., 1882-10-14
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National Republican., 1882-10-14

THE feeling that the only way to purify the party
from despotic and corrupting control is to let 1t
suffer crushing defeat at the polls is widely diff
fused among the thinking men of the Republican
party.-Battmore American.
The feeling that the only way to save
the party from crushing defeat at the
polls is by purifying it of the presence of
NANCY ours which snap and bite at it is
widely diffused among the sensible men
of the Republican party.
National Republican., 1882-10-14
CHIROPODISTS.

ma ~,
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from far and near visit DIR. WHITES CHIRoPo-
avenue opposite WiilaIds Hotel relief from and
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National Republican., 1882-10-14
HENRY WAnp BEEcuER haas iust as good

HENRY WARD BEBcHER has just as good
a right to charge the whole Republican
party with the offense committed by the
unknown forger of committee proxy as
people had to charge the whole Christian
Church with the bestiality charged on
him by Mrs. Tilton, at the exposure of
which he wrote that he could almost
wish that he were dead.
National Republican., 1882-10-14
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National Republican., 1882-10-14

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stores Shops aud Farms offered for rent together
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wAsRfNdToN, D. c, OCTOBER IL, i887.
Population Of tho National Capital. $4,000.
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Interest on loans, No commissions heavy e1-
penses. Information, &c,, furnished by
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ocIl-lm e7 4 street northwest