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National Republican., 1882-11-08
A False Hone.

As parties are now situated having no com
mandng issue that sharply divides the people in
accordance with deep convictions, the moral effect
OF victory is great. To be on the winning side is
the highest political ambition of q good many
thousands of voters.
Thus discoursed our morning contem-
per, yesterday, and argued therefrom
that "hoaters will settle down with the
party which shall now appear to be the
winning side, and thus greatly influence
the political future. But we do not so
read the signs of the times. The absence
of commanding issue has been con-
spicuous enough this year. it is true, and
"foaters" do drift to the winning
side. But our neighbor disregards the
light of experience in SO airily assuming
chat the people will not be divided in
accordance with deep convictions, and
On a commanding issue. in 1884 Tho
hoaters who will, as the hopeful Post be-
lieves, be attracted to the winner this
year, and be retained "till their votes
are delivered two years hence" will
prove weak and insufficient barrier to
the uprising of great people which
will, in 1884, for the seventh time, de-
clare that the national scepter shall never
again be welded by Bourbon hands.
The people will not change on that issue,
nor will it be subordinated TO any such
nursery politics as have held the politi-
cal stage during the present off year.
National Republican., 1882-11-08
PERSONALITIES.

The venerabl c John Rudolph, an uncle OF Mrs.
James A. Carrie Id died last week at Hiram, Ohio.
Ex-senator Fenton Of New York, has retired
from politics Politics retired from him some time
ago
Mr.. John b. Cough, who is in his Goth year. writes
TO a friend that he is too feeble TO lecture this
winter
Register Bruce attends the Saturday night re-
ceptions at the house of Colonel IngerSoll who is
very attentive TO him, Mrs. Bruce, who is pre- ty,
is remarkable for her good and elegant taste IN
dress.
Mr.. J. II, McVieker, the veteran theater mana.
ger Of Chicago, has finished the lecture he has
been so long preparing, and will deliver IL in that
city for the first time on November 2S. II is en-.
titled The Press, the Pulpit, aud the Stage" and
is founded upon the experiences and obsorya.
tions of his own career. Mr.. McNicker has be.
longed to the theatrical profession about forty
years, and has been manager twenty eight
years.
Lady Edward Somerset was the first to greet
her husband and the British troops returning 10
England from Egypt In the Lydian Monarch but
the feat was accomplished amid great peril She
and her friends put out from Gravesend in small
boat TO intercept the passing steamer, but We're
soon tossing about helplessly at the mercy Of TIE
waves, Their signals OF real distress were happily
seen by the captain Of the steamer, and he sent a
boat to their rescue and took them aboard
National Republican., 1882-11-08
The Elections,

Returns come in too slowly to allow of
any calculation at midnight as to the
eomplexion of the next House of Repre-
sentatives. The indications are that
there have been slight Democratic gains
on governors. The result in New York,
Massachusetts,, Pennsylvania, and Con-
aecticut show about stand off on
methods" Virginia has done nobly.
We refer the reader to our first page,
which will give the news up to the latest
hour Republicans will not regard the
family quarrels of yesterday in their
party as any indication of what will be
the result of the same energy concen.
trated against the Democracy in 1854.
National Republican., 1882-11-08
CLIarEnnlnaan ,r.I.II.,. ,,.a.-.

The examination of Chief Engineer George W.
Melville was continued Tuesday before the Jean
nelte court of inquiry, when that gallant officer
brought the narrative of the cruise down to jan
nary /, 1851, the second winter Of the expedition
He described in graphic detail the daily life on
board Of officers aud men, theIr amusements,
methods oft4king needed exercise, and their sub
jccts of conversation. He told, too, Of the ef-
forts to relieve the ill.fated vessel from her
tempted by Lieutenant Commander De Long
ana Lieutenant Chip TO relieve her by
the application Of torpedOes and the failure Of the
effort During his story the fact was developed
that the recently published story that Melville
had wasted valuable time in playing cards instead
Of pushing ont in search OF his dead commander
was pure abrcatlOn, as he does not play cards
or know how 70 do 50. Most OF the rest Of his
story, up 70 the hour Of adjournment, was Of rou-
tine detail Of his own and other work on the yes-
eel OF the consumption Of coal and other supplies,
Of the painting and oYerhauling of rigging, and
efforts 10 free the ship from the ice. His narrative
Will be continued to-day,
National Republican., 1882-11-08

THE Posts outbreak yesterday against
nepotism does not necessarily refer to
Mr.. Blaine, although that gentleman did
have his son for an assistant secretary
when he was Premier" and brother
on the payroll of the Senate as la
borer under the Democratic Sergeant-at-
Arms while he was Senator. The Post
probably thinks that Mr.. Blaine would
not haye thus transgressed had not
President Grant set the example of re-
garding the patronage as personal per-
quisite rather than sacred trust" Yea,
verify.
National Republican., 1882-11-08
A Political Adder.

The New York Tribune has at last dis
covered that there is Democratic party
1t calls that party nuisance, because it
persists in continuing in existence The
Tribune has been hot foot for Folger for
5wo days, but at the same time declared
that there was no danger Of his election.
It says that if the Democratic party
would please not to be Democratic
party any longer, and would kindly vote
as requested by Whitlow Reid, the Re-
publican party would be swiftly cured of
opposing Mr.. Reid 1t considers opposi-
ton to Whitlow a shocking "bad
method" and declares that the people
are awfully angry about it, but that they
keep on dividing their votes between
two great parties which laugh at him,
Said the Tribune yesterday to its readers
about to vote:
But for that public nuisance called the Demo-
cratic party the vote to-day would make an end
of much that Democrats now use as reason for
transferring power to them. II would make an
end of boss government, of political assessments,
of the use Of patronage to control conventions
and elections, and Of Federal dCtatlon to the
States II in any quarter the lesson fails to be
Eorceu To- uhy WneTe IL GeaIly NeGus enforcement,
the reason will be, not that Republican voters
lack integrity Of purpose, but that the Demo-
cratic party exists. If in any quarter the Lesson
should be enforced so strongly that Republican
managers should sit down o-night in the shadow
Of defeat the reason will be, not that the people
have an increased respect for or confidence In the
Democratic party, but that they think Repubi'
can errors can be corrected without the risk o
bringing the Democratic party into power Il
chat nuisance were only out OF the way the cure
would be swift and complete.
All of which being interpreted means
that Whitlow has lost his mind, and in
ais blind hatred of all parties stings him
self He wants the Republican party tc
beat the Democracy, which persists in
trespassing upon his domain of opposi'
ton to the Republicans; and he wants
the Democracy to beat the Republicans
who have refused to obey his high com.
mands. What will he do but sing with
his Satanic Boss in Paradise Lost,
"What way turn is hell,
Myself am hell"
National Republican., 1882-11-08
GENERAL SHERMAN,s REPORT.
What the Army Has Done and What II
Needs ErOn G0nrresa

The General of the Army has submit ID to the
Secretary of War the annual report Of the opera
tons and condition of the Army during the fiscal
year ending June 80, 1882. The document is the
longest one submitted since his succession to the
command Of the Army, and is throughout of de-
cided interest, not only TO the officers aud men of
the service but to the public at large, and in its
discussion of the needs OF the Army and of Its re-
lationS to the Indian question reads more like q
State paper than the routine story of soldiers
work ' in piping times of peace" He urges legis-
lation authorizing the maximum limit of the en-
listed force of the Army TO be $4,000 instead of
25,00J as at present lie urges this the
ground that while the limit is placed so low as
5000, and 1t Is forbidden to permit more than
that number to be borne OH the rolls at one time
the result is that not than two thirds of that
soltefor this he states to be the difficulty of OBJ
tanning a sufficient number of good men, in the
present prosperous condition OF the country, to
place the ordinary casualties of disease, discharge
and court-marliai Indian disturbances are rafer
now than at any time in the frontier history in
more than twenty years. The rapid extension Of
railway lines has produced this effect. When II
line OF frontier is established by the little Army
population and settlement follow, and where
a producing population exists, there comes Mt
once u demand for market facilities that
results in new lines OF rail. The Army has done
more than any other agency to extend our settle
ments, and General sherman thinks that it de-
serves generous treatment from the country.
They have lived during this transitory period in
shelter tents, in holes in the ground, and in the
open air, and have earned by hard work, fidelity,
and uncompaning endurance better treatment
than has been received heretofore from Congress.
The greater portion OF the rest of the report Is de-
voted to the discussion of tue crime Of dcsertion,
its causes and effects, and in commenting upon
the reports submitted by the Judge Advocate
General and the commanding generals of diyi-
sions and departments. The report Is of such
general interest that II is unfortunate that IL has
been given TO the public at this particular time
when the columns OF the paper are crowded by
the election news almost to the exclusion of all
National Republican., 1882-11-08

commenced on 7htrsddy, January g. lsS2 HSd hand
double sheet orctpn pages dnd11y.sir columns.
Jeontds The necs from all parts OF he irorid and IS
specially Interesting containing ne proce6dtnGof or
ho Executive Legislative, aud Judicial branches oChe
Government Including the appointments promotions,
assignments, aud dtsmfssds in all departments Of Coz
efnmet scTrtoc. H. contains nIt report OF army and
nd,p movements and orders II includes as special
feature he political, persondi and social ners ana so
eictp gossip OF ne Notions ChpRdL
IN short, q Is hc best aud only reekty rnpsr IN
America fttnp. ~ addition 10 nut general nces rom
oHydrts of the ,rorld. complete photoGrdph Of tVe
doihps aud proceedings al Ue Cdpitdi OF The Nation
Terms; Single copies, ONE DOLLAR ANp FIFTY
CENTS year: ten copies 10 address, ONE
DOLLAR per copy Postage prtvdtd GV He p"Ctis1e'H
Sample cOpics nee.
Nor Is Nc time 10 subscribe
National Republican., 1882-11-08

THE WEEKLY REprDLLCAN. with its full
amount ofinteresting reading matter, will
be issued tomorrow. Copies i'll wrappers
ready ormailing may be had at the busi-
ness office.
National Republican., 1882-11-08
ivr,d m wdsanO,on and ne suburbs BY car

Lroommun nfcduons 1nustbe ddireSSed "7bthe Editor
THE RErunLIcAN," and 10 ulsu~s publication mist
iirrfhe te0foiy on side Of ie paper only, NTH
name and residence Of Mo iDritcr attached No com
municutionS tUiu be returned.
National Republican., 1882-11-08
wAsnINdroN. D. C., NOVEMBER s, iSs2.
Population Of tho National Capital. 100000
A,nuScncuts fortnight.

Foaps orrRA HOUSE," viva; or, y Sisters sacri-
fce.'
NATIONAL THEATER-" The Lights o London"
THEATRE CoMIovE-Nnrety Entertainment.
National Republican., 1882-11-08

The Post yesterday surveyed the field
"from the standpoint OF independent
journalism" Is it iluttering between the
lines, waiting to see from which party its
candidate will seek the Presidential nomi-
nation ?
National Republican., 1882-11-08

A WESTERN actor says he knows five
hundred girls in St. Louis whom Mrs.
Langtry couldn't hold a candle to-"
We don't believe the girls want any
candle held, and we don't believe Mrs
Laugtry ever holds the candle
National Republican., 1882-11-08
Now is The TIme,o sub,cribe.

ne prfcc ofTHE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN bV mail
ttdf The counter Is THREE CFNrs for a single copy:
mo treckS. TwESrY-FIvE Gents; month FIFTY
CENTS; ttro months. ONE DOLLAR; three months. oNE
DOLLAR AND HALF; sir months, THREE poLLAag
onoyedr SIX DOLLARS, postage prepaid bp the pub
hshe,S
ms delivered m WdShhlo,on and he suburbs BY car
ritrSut The same rates
There Is no better time hnn spre,cnfto bscriber ror
ne breiies brightest and best nerspdpcr published at
h'Ndtfondl CuphdL Send COPIES to vour friends
National Republican., 1882-11-08

ON the Democratic side, the campaign has been
calm appeal TO reason.-! Washington Post
Careless proofreader. Appeal from rea-
son must have been the copy.
National Republican., 1882-11-08
MONEY TO LOAN.

TINHE BEST WAY TO BUY HOMES AND 10
L. pay OFT mortgages Is in the
EQUITABLE @. b. ASSOCIATION,
For saving and advancing mopey, Lowest rates of
interest on loans No commissions or heavy en-
penses. Information, &c, furnished by
JOHN JOY EDISON, Secretary.
ocll-1m ol7 \ street northwest
National Republican., 1882-11-08
BUSINESS CHANCES.

sGsG IN % AN TA Ad
i; business qualifications; for the right man
lnT Is rare Ga@se TO & ge e 6f at
and required Address, with real name (as no other
will viii receive attentIon), REAL ESTATE, Repub lean
NNTANTED-AN ACTIVE PARTNER, A THOR
w ough business man, with capital Of about $4,000.
vann, Of a ne new style Of farntnre prqteced by Inc
Of patent sgSsS cs r 9 svs s9 So s sa
se street. p'O'''' 1ND' 900 ''il -" D' nosatt
A RESPECTABLE YOUNG MAN WILL IN.
A h si ddrss gf R seFyeSf n nS ce mc
ITO CATERERs-wE HAVE A VERY .DEsIR-
Il able. property, in the northwest, admirably
SSPS Ss aad sa oN M
& CO., S7 street northwest. oc2o-tf
II 1BERAL RATE OF IIS INTEREsT ,1 ALLowE9
where, BY j. ii. saUIER Z CO.. Bankers, i4ie PENN.
sylvania avenue ma26-u
PERSONAL.
SmoTTHAND TAUGHT EVENINGS; TWELVE
, lessons per month, $3.50 Address j., Republican
once. hos-3tt
HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTER-I WILL GIVE
Republican Office. nos3t*
WyEr STAMPING AND NEW DESIGNS AT
wv School OF Art Needlework, Room 10, Vernon
Row, corner Pennsylvania avenue and Tenth street.
noSBt+
DRAsswARE REPAIRED AND REPLATED;
1de esN %Gs o@ anG I ans
sSlvania avenue. nosSt"
WILL GIVE ANY PERSON $50 To GET ME
w on n steamboat or in Il country store Address
]. W. RelublIcan Onice. noIat*
r AIDES. YOU KNOW WHY /. L. YOUNG, 736
- seventh street, sells hne cosks SO che"p, and
gives useful presents Becahse ne Is satisfied with
very small profit. noI-3t*
II AURA-YoUCANP PURCHASE A. HANDSOME
- Fur;lined WraG 9r ;S3 OF I peaNifn H Seal
Seven h street northwest. no6-lw
r ADHESIVE MANUFACTURES FUR TRIM
II mlngs, senl Sacqnes ana tuT-ihned Wraps all
the latest fnncy fnrs. slGMUND d GOLDMAN,
4sG Seventh street. noBlw
CEAL sACQUES REFINED AND REPAIRED;
s fST opmeEy Gr eXSTy yw6 G
Mr. y; IL. Stinemetz; Office sii ii street northwest,
noG6t*
IA studei for themselves or their children are in
yned to call AZ the National Academy OF Fine Arts,
ana SIMPLE that years SSf"Ss snd
w be Gases II dEss GeS mss e
o per y ye9 10 % every pn
S ans on tha terms anu noS
MUSICAL AUTHORITIES AND CRITICS
4NA prefer the sohmer pianos. no26.%
HOWE's HOUSEKEEPING; EASIEST, SHORT.
peamanship @ ' &c., Tsa s. u month g. " ho% ION iS55
seventh street. no. 6t+
ScHooL OF ELoCUTIoN AND DRAMATIC
line DuVAL MACK, 72s Thirteenth street north
west. Evening classes. oc3l'l2t*
SSJDARrS OF THE HUMAN BODY EN-
IL larged, developed, and strengthened &c, 10
interesting advertisement long run in our paper.
In reply Inquiries will say that there is owl
dence OF hum6ug about this On the contrary, the
advertisers are very highly ind0rsed. Interested
y sf sieSs fs Scs e y S @ Ba
falO n. Y,-Ibledo Evening BET oc3lu
nR. HoDGKIN, -
Removed TO 400 New York avenue,
Young Mems Christian Association building oces-Im
| 7 INSTRUCTION IN SUPERIOR PIANO-FOR1 II
Il PLAYING; also in modern language MISS
JEANNE MoXoN, 5O7 Sixth street northwest
Lelpsic rs to 'Si. oclGlmf
nECoRATIYE ART NEEDLE.woRK-MRs
~ Il. BRASELMAN will give instruction In
Grewe Kensington, and ell kinds Of Embroidery
bToidering ParloTs 40. 1911 O street northwest.
Terms reasonable sell-ly
National Republican., 1882-11-08
EoR RENT.

Our Weekly Rent List published every Monday
morning, contains complete schedule of our Houses
Stores Shops, and Farms offered for rent, together
with descriptions prices, Sc, and how they may be
seen, Property for sale In all parts OF the city.
money TO loan on real estate. Call
mrI b. II. WARNER 916 street.
VF YOU WANT TO BUY, SELL, RENT, OR
l. Trade City or Country Property, come and see the
great bargains at tie Real Estate Exchange OF
WILLIAM ii, MAIN & BROTHER. ~. Charles
Hotel, corner Third street and fenusylvPnla avenue
northwest mhlqtf
National Republican., 1882-11-08
MISUNDERSTANDING.

WANTED-Hclp-
TTNHREE GOOD EXPERIENCED CLIMBERS
Il Apply at b. & q. Telegraph Office corner Four
teenth street and Pennsylvania avenue. no7.9t$
WTANTED-A BOY AT MEGINNISS SHIRT
w STORE 1902 street. Call between $50 and l0:3)
to-day. no73ts
WTANTED--A BOY AGED ABOUT l7 WITH A
w mcchanlcnl taste. to learn the stereotype busl-
ness. Address SrEREOTYPER, Republican Office.
MOIST
yJTANTED-1OO YOUNG MEN WHITE OR COL
w ored, for active service In the Western country;
good salary and all expenses paid Apply 1916
street northwest. no6-l2th
National Republican., 1882-11-08
Observation-Disclosures.

~ 49, 49, - - - -z- -.
yTANTED-A SECONDHAND MANTEL-
w piece, iron. slate. stone. send cost aud de-
scrptlon to Post.onice Box 5l3 nos-sts
NV ANTFD = $50 FOR TWO MONTHS, FOR
w use of which furnished 70 I'M near Capitol can
be had Address ROOM, Republican 0nlce noI-Stt
"ANTED-SETS OF UNITED STATES PERI
w odcal proof stamps; also lisei department
stamps. Address PHILO, Republican Office. nO7-6t*
Il WILL FURNISH A FIRST. CLASS DELIVERY
l. wagon to any part of the city. Address II Re
publican Ofice. no63ts
TANTED-FuRNITURE TO THE AMOUNT
w of 5000; chamber sets, etc. for which goo in
city lots and cash will he paid. BUREAU OF EX-
CHANGE, g34 street, room 5. noG-3tt
A DMIRERS OF FIRST-CLAsS INSTRUMENTS
IA to cxamino-the unsurpassed Sohmer pianos in
every style. @5 seventh street northwest, nU2-Bt#
NVTANTED-TO EXCHANGE, NEW STOVES
w for old oes; No fireplace stove, two rows of
mica doors, to heat two rooms. for So At AS Four
ant-a-haif street, p. G. SAUER. oc202ith
UTANTED-TO ANNOUNCE THAT JOHN T.
w Beall. Room 4, 10 New York avenue is Com.
missioner of Deeds for every State and Territory,
United States Commissioner, Examiner, and Notary
Public; always In office from a. m. to5 ap3oly
National Republican., 1882-11-08
ANTUSEMENTs.

NATIoNAL THEArER
TODAY AT2 ro. .,.to,,r,
SoLLIIhH's HodisIIihsH's "LIGIIrs o, LoNDoN " 90.
ei unqualified and an assured success in Cporpo IL
9iinius powerful spectacular muodrama
o THE LIGHTS o. LONDON
~ WIN IN especially selected compnnv of
Ny US, mlent III tue country under the auspicea az
York. ~ Ntu''e ihehter, New
Replete with Picturesque Sketches. vivld po,.
ihitures, striking Situations Ming
nhcent Stage Settings.
MATINEE TODAY AT .
81 NJ our usual cheap matinee prlccs
Admlsson TO Dress Circle 2i cents for nil.
NO secured seats First come first served.
Lower iloor 5lc and 15c, with no extra charge for
secured seals ''
Nightperiormance at popular prices
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 10,
EMMA ABBoTr OPERA COMPANY.
EoRDs. THE HARRIsoNs.
ALICE IN SONGS AND DANCES.
LOUIS WITH WITTY SAYINGS
AND LocALIsMs,
Audiences delighted. Viva successful.
Don't miss the Matinee to-day at2
Don't miss the Matinee to-day at2
Don't miss the Matinee today at2
Don't mi 8 the Matinee 10 day at q
Don't miss the Matinee to-day AT q
Don't miss the Matinee to-day at2,
Don't fail TO see the Delightful Realization.
Local Hits on the Election.
Local Hits on the Tines
MONDAY NEXT
CQNsOLIDATED COLoRED BfINsTREI.S.
Late dhNerly. European and Callender's GeOrgt
Minstrels-75 in number 30
National Republican., 1882-11-08
BOARDING.


pOARD WITH LARGE UNFURNISHED
ID room, in a private family, for TWO persons; ges
teman and wife preferred. Apply at 1923 Eleventh
street northwest. no7.3tF
CLINToN HOUSE, SEVENTH AND STREETS
" northwest - First-class table board and large
rooms ut reasonable rates. location central; tram
silent rates, 81, sl.25, 81 50; no liquors. no7-1m
YJJANTED BoARDERS-TO OCCUPY TWO
w bay-window rooms, in n private family. within
five minutes walk of Government Printing Otl!ce.
Apply Rt 81 street northeast. no7-3t%
TJNABLE BoARDERS WANTED AT 607 II
l. street northwest. by the 18th of November, at
reasonable rates and first-cass. nol.3t*
MEALS SERVED TO RESIDENCES - PER
NL SONS desiring board will please call on or adj
dress CATERER, 1i22 * street northwest. no+6t#
TNHREE NEWLY FURNISHED ROOMS-TWO
l. second floor, third, with board: also
table board. Apply to MRS. L. MITCHELL, 1905 f
street northwest. nu2-6tS
rTNEMPERANCE DINING AND LUNCH ROOMS
Il Clarendon House. 90S street northwest, OPP
posite Masonic Temple; recently opened. Choice
meals for so cents Hall entrance TO ladies' dining
room. noc-lm*
TNHETREMoNT HOUSE OFFERS MORE HOME
Il, comforts than any hotel in the City. The
halls parlors, and passages are heated with steam
the rooms are new and well furnished and the table
70 second pone Trdnaient rntCs, S2 ana saoo per
day. MonIhly, S25 $50, s35, and $40,
National Republican., 1882-11-08
CHIROPoDIsTs.
REAL ESTATE BROKERS.

An ailments of the feet permanently cured. SEES
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-06-02


Ps<<iicn, French and General Manager
fnvler. Or ne Louisville and 81. Louis
Airline road, are out On the line OF lhe|
NAL this week. and propose % pu>h
u&ttcrs from now On. President French
states tn<f the road will 10 completed
end The cars running through from New
Albany q -. Louis carly IL July. All The
money ~ equip and complete Il being
IN The heni> ~ fhc company. Ne fur
fher states hist the ro.d when completed
will cost ~ the neighborhood Of $780,
on shove me estimates of the engineers
Al present. President French save. The
rour,nv Il utterly unable % assist IL
fi> hni'i;nr ar the Fev Albany and
Louisville bridge. hot he feels confident
HAT IN Few months amer The compile
tioD ~ The road times will BE- greatly
Improved. and rho company IN snch
Grencial coriision ~ viii enable them
- take large bIock Or The bridge stock.
sni help push the structure 10 speedy
completion. The shops Of The company.
when ui'l cost shout el25.OO0. win
pro'sh'v ~ ',csted IN New Albany II
ri. i 6r-crniacd upon the company
will a>k ihe city 70 donate $4,000. -
fcincinna,i Enquirer.