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National Republican., 1882-10-13
PERSONALITIES.

Mr. Frank b. Carpenter will this winter paint
portraits Of President Arthur, General Grant, and
ex-senator Conkllns for the rooms of the Ameri-
can legation at Peking.
President Arthur still retains lively interest in
his college society, the Psi upsiOn lie recently
gave the Union College chapter 500 to aid III
erecting q chapter house.
General Beaver, Republican candidate for gov
eTnor of Pennsylvania rode most OF the way from
Lancaster TO QuntryYille, the other day, seated
upon the pilot Of a locomotive
Baron Nordensklold is getting ready for another
Arctic expedition, which is 10 set out from Stock
holm next summer under the patronage Of Will
helm Schonlenck Berlin merchant
Evangelist Barnes, who will probably make q
sensation In some parts Of the East told the West
ern people that he did not like the idea that they
should 90 on excursions to hear him preach on
Sundays.
When, during political speech by Governor
Cullom, IN Illinois, II lady in the audience rose
and said, Governor, how Rrewe TO keep our hus-
bands anu sons from drunkenness p he replied,
Keep them out Of The saloons, madam"
Miss La Forge, who was betrothed 10 Lieutenant
Chip, Of the Jennnete expedition, died last week
at Ocean Grove, N. j. When the news OF the fate
of the vessel reached America Miss In Forge fell
III. physicians recommended the scashore, and
sho was iakon 10 Ocean Grove, where she died.
The remains we're taken 10 her late home on the
Hudson River.
National Republican., 1882-10-13
West yirgiuia-yha Wedge In,

The proudest and happiGst men in Washington
city to-day are the West Nirginians. They are
met everywhere by congratulations. a West Vir-
ginian in Que of the departments, and who has
just returned from voting, tells that his hands
are absolutely shattered with the shaking they
have received. And no wonder For years aud
years the gallant little State the child of war and
whose mountains are as naturally indicative of
freedom as are those of Tyrol, has been trampled
under foot, its intelligence dwarfed its material
interests impeded, md its wealth squandered.
But, thank Heaven, there is beginning at
length to the end of all this. A wedge has been
got into its BOurbonsm. Ard then, what wedge
Gofi As accomplished, as eloquent, as whole
snuled and gallant fellow as ever fought for n
good cause or attacked bad one. The election
of General Golf, to be sure, is but the addition of
one man to the Republican phalanx in the House.
Really, however substantially, morally, il ismuch
more. lie will be a host in himself He will be
of immense assistance to his party on the floor Of
the House. Notwithstanding the first reports
from the second Congressional district of West
Virginia, Mr., Mason has not been elected All the
demoralized and terrified Democracy of the dis
tic can boast Of is the mere election of their
didate-his election by the skin of the teeth. The
great majorties Of former years have vanished
lefore discussion, tho march of events, and the
inevitable doom that awaits the party in the
State. There can be no doubt whatever that the
next election will send Republican to Congress
nor can there be any doubt, either, that that Re-
publican will be he who, in the campaign JUS!
| ended, made SO gallant fight
National Republican., 1882-10-13
GREAT ARMY OF oFFIcEnoLDERs
Has this man departed from the Republic an faith?
"GnrfieIhv Rcpuhlicnns.


The self-styled /" Garfield Republicans" in New
York who permitted themselves, for the most part,
to be used as tenders for the Cornell machine in
the late canvass for the gubernaorial nomination,
are making tardy effort to assert themselves.
One of their organs declares that "no friend of
the late President can accepts place on the State
ticket with self-resrect." Why not? The head
of the ticket is q man whom General Garfield in
vited to become q member Of his Cabinet and an
other candidate upon it-Judge Andreas-is as
pure and upright man as there is III the State. IT
there is one prominent character in New York
who may properly claim to he q Garfield Repnb-
llcan" par ecceNencc it is William H. Robert
son. He is the man who made Garlieds
nomination possible and was rewarded with
claims himself to be warmly in favor of
the election of the Folger ticket, we do not see
why the other Republicans of his stripe need to
stand upon their honor in declining. place on it,.
The State committee was not elected by fraud: 1t
was not even appointed by the convention. The
delegates from each Congressional district chose
their own representative upon 1t. The Half
Breeds are little slow, and not very consistent,
in their sQueamishness-BOstOnB Herald.
National Republican., 1882-10-13
AJI,.,.,, r.ova

"The Secretary of the Royal Society of Canada. y
literary fraud, with the authors compliments,
by Nicholas Flood DAWN, price ten cents, Ottawa
Ontario, 1882, is the title of a small brochure re-
Gently received at this office. We don't know
what the pamphlet is about, but it strikes us as
being exceedingly funny. There is a magnificent
dedication as follows: ITO his excellcucy .he
Right Honorable Sir John Douglas sutherland
Campbell, Marquis of Lorne, X. T., q. O. NJ. O.,
thing about this dedication is the number of timt
"my lord" your lordship," your excellcncy -
appears; and after reading it we feel just II we
were reveling in the enticing pages Of the Couii
Circular" 1t seems that Mr. DAWN got "mad u
because a Mr.. Boudinot was elected honorary
point out same of Mr. Boudinops literary inaccu,
racies. The work is highly amusing.
National Republican., 1882-10-13
A Reform United staten senator.

Wednesday evening wa, closed with shortspeeches
by Collector Of the Port John F. bravo and Hon.
X. b. CNrnGhan, who helped TO nominate General
Beaver. In the course Of his remarks Mr. Carna-
han referred TO the stand taken by Senator Mitch.
ell against bossism, and said 81 make an ac-
cusatIon of bossisn against Senator Mitchell; !
charge him with writing 10 Representative Camp
bell, of Cambria County, and Representative
FISHER, of Huntingdon County and asking them
to assist him III having Collector Schulz, Of the
cause. ImakC this charge in all earnestness, aud
am ready to prove it with sworn alidavlts Il
Senator Mitchell desires"
National Republican., 1882-10-13
Nnl SaliAlel


Unlike Mr.. Wolf, ! am not satisfied with tho
result in Ohio l predict that when the returns
are all in he will find First that the Democratic
vote has not increased in the aggregate; second
that the temperance vote has increased heavily
third, that the Republican vote fell Off most heay-
lily where there is tho largest body of temperance
men. Admitting these premises, it follows that
the Germans or II much larger body OF temperance
Republicans. Between these two-although n
warm admirer of the German character in gen
erAl-I for one would not be long in making a
choice. REPUBLICAN.
National Republican., 1882-10-13

The WEEKLY REPUBLICAN, which was
issued yesterday, may be obtained at the
business Office in copies ready for mailing.
The present number is fully up to the high
standard which has won for the WEEKLY
SO wide a circulation,
National Republican., 1882-10-13
EnRRENT-IInnsns.

1NoR RENr-A asToRY AND BASEMENT
~ htuse north side OF Pennsylvania avenue,
suitann tnr my iirstclAss trade. Address CMNhk,
Republican Onlce ocil-stt
INoR RENT-FoR THE SEASON, A VERY
~ finely furnished House, with firsl.chss Board.
Persons wishing TO entertain or avoid housekeepng
without giving mp home oTts could not be better
suited Best OF references ven. II. JACOB. French
caterer, $40 Farragut Square northwest, oci06tH
nor Rem NT-FINE FURNISHED HOUSE,
near 1. ocOGte
LNoR RENT-HOUSE i1Os STREET NORTH
n west; twelve rooms water, gas. and all modern
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Trnp sorrow.

A man named Caleb Hobbs committed suicide
at Llncolnton, N c., a few days ago, having b zen
Frustrated by grief over the death of his mule
The mule was probably very intimate and dear
friend but-however. The mule died on Fri.
day and the next day Caleb concluded that life
not live without his mule, got some whisky and
laudauum mixed, and drank the fatal dose. His
condition was not discovered until too late, and
he joined his mule beyond the river of his kind.
National Republican., 1882-10-13
HOW MANY TIM ES z

How many times do love thee, dearr
Tell me now many thoughts there DO
In the atmosphere
OF new-iallen year,
Whose white and sable hours appear
The latest flake Of eternity;
So many times do | love thee, dear.
How many times do love, again9
Tell me how many beads thore arc
In q silver chain
Ofthe evening rain,
Unrayeled from the tumbllng main
And threading the eye ora yellow star 4;
30 many times do / love again.
National Republican., 1882-10-13
RapII Gpnfa
~, r,o or,i,o.o,r,,r pI,n,,.T'a',,,

To the Editor OF THE REPUBLICAN,;
Wonder If " Calico Charlie will again laugh
in 1854, Ns he did in 1850 when General Grant and
Roscoe Conkllng appeared together on the stump
to aid in cGrrying Ohio for Garfield? Too much
"Bossism" did the business this time. Charles
Foster and Deacon Smith have now stranded the
these Republican Bosses" take back seats In
Ohio. STALwART.
National Republican., 1882-10-13

The outcry against Folger and the false
pretense of indignation against the Presi-
dent for doing what lie has carefully alb
stained from, is but the beginning of q
predetermined purpose of certain men in
and out of New York to destroy the Re-
publican party because they cannot hope
to control it. Against them every Re-
pubicans voice should be raised. We
do not see how it can aid the Republ-
can cause to allow it to 60 undefended
when attacked. 1t will not become
stronger by "lying supinely on its back
until its Ell emics shall have bound it
hand and foot" 1t must fight if it would
live. 1t has right to live.
We hope the President will say strong
words and do strong work for the main
tenance of the Republican party, which
has yet the mission unfulfilled of estab-
fishing political freedom and Republican
government in one-third Of the States of
the Union.
National Republican., 1882-10-13
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dents friends. This was ascertained on
a square test vote between Madden and
Pitts for temporary chairman. The State
committee authorized its chairman, in
calling the convention to order, TO pro-
pose Mr.. Madden. The vote by which
the committee decided to do this was
eighteen to fourteen. One of the eight
cen votes was cast on what proved to be
forged proxy, and ought therefore
never TO have been cast. Had this crime
by some unknown person never been
committed then Mr. Madden would have
had but seventeen to fourteen. Another
committeeman gave blank proxy and
the blank was filled by authority and
hone tly. If the opponents of Folger
could have manipulated that as they ex-
pected to, still the committee would
have decided by sixteen to fifteen
TO propose Madden for chairman. If
Collector Robertson, who seems to have
thought with the old sailor that lone
man was MS good as another and -
sight better" had been on deck and
voted with his old friends against his new
ones, still there would have been tie
and no one would have been proposed
for chairman by the State committee. As
for the forgery, it was but the act of
one man, and he doubtless an enemy
of the man on whom he imposed
the pretended proxy to serve
precisely the purpose it has served But
the forgery had no effect on the conven-
ton. That body utterly ignored the rec
ommendation of the State committee, and
proceeded to choose its own chairman on
Il call of the roll. Pitts received every
vote the anti-Folger men could muster,
and was beaten by the Folger majority
Now what is there to justify the loud out
cry against the convention?
When Judge Folger had been nomi-
mated, Warner Miller, United States SEN
ator and leader of the anti-Administra-
tion delegates, moved to make it unani-
nous, and it was done. The great body
of the party accepts the result as an hon
est one, and the candidate as an unex-
Ceptionable one.
The commission, by an unknown in
dividual, of crime which was useless
and absolutely certain of immediate ex-
posure does not raise q presumption
against the party so sure to be injured
by it, but on the contrary is manifestly
the work of some one of the crowd who
are now making such good use it.
National Republican., 1882-10-13
wAsHlNGroN, D. c, OCTOBER IS, 1852.
Population Of The National Capital. 100000.
Amuscments To-Ntgi

FoRp's OPERA-HoUsE-Minnic Palmer
NATIONAL TnEATER-" The White slave"
THEATRE ComauE-Varety Entertainment.
National Republican., 1882-10-13
EsTABLTsHED lssa
JOHN McDERMOTT & BROS.

CARRIAGE MANUFACTURES
(Steam usedl, $40 Pennsylvania avenue, near Third
street west, Washington, ID. q, Carriages and Har-
nNss received on storage aud sold ON couimisaon A
Carriages repaired tei-h
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MONEY TO LOAN.

49,.
G1OOO CASH IN HAND FOR LOAN ON
tgrest ~ ". WHITAKER, 20S Four-and-a-Half
street northwest oel3 3tt
rTNuE LIST WAY 10 BUY HOMES AND 10
pay on mortgages Is In the
EQUITABLE c. b. ASSOCIATION,
For saving and advancing money. Lowest rates of
Interest on loans No commits slOns heavy ex-
uenses. Informuio't, &c nlrhis q by
'N' JOHN JOY EDISON, Secretary.
ocIi.lm Vi7 street northwest
National Republican., 1882-10-13

CIPENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE,, LINCOLN
- Hall Building corner NinIh and ID streets bay
and Evening SESSIONS for the education OF and
daughters, and men and women for Selfsupport and
realllfe The branches taught are the English Ian
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Practice Wholesale, retail. and banking, employing
the methods Of accounts business papers and cor
respondence, adopted by leading business houses
Physical and Vocal Culture; Political Economy:
Commercial Laws Business Ethics. Special depart-
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the College office. - :. - ,,..,.-,
sARA A SPENCER, Vice Principal. auii
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In coran Building, fifteenth street - The mos
thorough instruction in every department. Of Art
from the Preparatory Course TO Portrait and HistOri
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National Republican., 1882-10-13
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"INGLESIDE"

A most attractive and desirable suburban place
near Washington City, being on sixteenth street
tended one-ana.half miles north Of the Presidents
Mansion Consists Of sixty acres of lawn and wood
land. beautifully laid out, spacious and well arranged;
mansion containing eighteen rooms, conservatory,
bathroom, and gas and water pipes throughout.
q. NJ WIGHT,
02g Louisiana avenue,
REGINALD FENDALL,
325 Four r.and-a.half street northwest,
se21-tf Trustees
National Republican., 1882-10-13
EDUCATIONAL.

A RT SCHOOL, 1918 STREET NORTHWEST
IA Now oDen for It's thirteenth annual session. Thor
ough instruction in all branches of drawing aud
painting Mechanical drawing Monday and Thurs
day evenings. Send for circular or call.
S. L. FULLER.
se1Btoc]0 Princlpai
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A WIDOW LADY DESIRES A POSITION
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LECTURERS:

special course OF ten lectures on :" The Jurisdie.
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