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National Republican., 1882-09-22
The Wander oftha Are.

General Cassius NJ Clay has been invited to de-
liver the annual address before the Cotton Plant
ers' Association of America, next month, at the
State Fair at Little Rock Ark. Forty years ago
these same planters would rather have tied Gem
eral Clay to wild horses and had him torn limb
from limb than to have listened to one utterance
from him. Ideas have outliyed passions. Gem
body of Southern planters by their invitation, can
truly be called the funeral services of the dead
passions ns-Rentucky Herald, Nonsense. If Cassius
NJ. Clay had not jcined the Bourbon Democratic
party in his old age these same planters would
never have invited him to speak. Ideas do out
live MISSIONS
National Republican., 1882-09-22
senator YYindom,n Views.

Senator Window. of Minnesota, says: al have
made moderate competence through honorable
and legitimate Investments well known to many
of the people of this State. In country develop
ing as ours is do not think IL Is necessary for q
man to claim he Is a pauper in order to prove his
honesty, and he who does so pays a very poor
compliment TO his own intelligence. had enough
$4,000 900 per annum during my short adminis-
tration of the Treasury Department, and hope 1
have enough to honestly make competence for
m fanlilyp
National Republican., 1882-09-22
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National Republican., 1882-09-22

If THE United States ought to pay
twenty-three millions for Virginia (Which
she does not owel out of sympathy for
her suflerings during the war, how much
would Mr.. Blaine suggest as fair sum
for each of the other thirty-seven States ?
And then why should we not pay what
Chill demands of Peru?
National Republican., 1882-09-22
The New Bourbon Trick.

And now come the ever-inventive
Bourbops with new device. They hire
a worthless negro to dress himself up in
fantastic attire Of red and yellow flannel,
and have him perambulate in Alabama
as fiery destroyer of white men. He
delivers speeches on the stump, inform
ing the crowd that he is fomenting a
bloody massacre. He makes lots of
sport for the small boys, and is finally
solemnly arrested. Then come Bourbon
reports of the mighty secrets he di-
vulged. He is represented as saying that
he is employed by the chairman of the
Republican State Committee, by United
States internal revenue collector, and by
half dozen other prominent Republican
leaders to get up general murder of all
the white folks. These leaders confded
to him the important fact that Roscoe
Conking was behind them, and
that he was in n considerable hurry to
have blood, and good deal of it. Does
this sound too grotesquely absurd to be
listened to? Well, a negro mountebank,
dressed as we have said, has been telling
the tale We have rccited before crowds
in Alabama, and has been duly arrested
by his Bourbon friends, who have given
the account above set forth. He gives
his name as White. All the Bourbon
papers of Alabama arc full of it, and are
congratulating the public on the modera-
ton which is shown by the fact that
White has not been hung.
1t does not require any sagacity to see
that this preposterous tale which the
Bourbons pretend to believe is gotten up
forthe sole purpose of making the negroes
think the white people are alarmed. The
effect of this will, it is supposed, be to put
theiblacks on the defensive, and to put the
rough elements among the whites on the
offensive. This shows that the Bourbons
fear the effect of full Republican vote
in the black belt, and that they are re-
viving the old time policy of intimida-
tion, and violence when necessary. 1t
only requires very few hangings and
whippings to "make the Niger keep his
place" in election times. And these
are the tactics of the so-called
"wealth and intelligence which we are
told will not submit to negro domination.
And while such fantastic tricks keep
States under Bourbon subsection, we have
in the North recreant Republicans and
spurious Reformers who pretend to know
of nothing that is going wrong except the
selection of government clerks and the
failure of some squalling Office seeker to
secure the nomination in party con-
vention. Does this not furnish food for
reflection?
National Republican., 1882-09-22
THuRLow WEEDS GUEST.
A Fcaihcred Visitor that Came 90 Sec
Hin, TNyo Yeara Auo aud Stuyed.

HNh WI NHo hh0 ShsaJNe
Two summers ago when the windows Of Mr..
Thurlow Weeds house in Twelfth street were
thrown open to let IN the evening breeze, pigeon
Of bright plumage few into. the room. 1t re-
m aimed for hours and showed no disposition TO
depart, though II was free TO escape. Mr. Weed
fed II, supposng that 1t would fly away when It's
hunger was nppcased. But II had como to stay,
and established itself at once rs household pet,
and especially as MIR, Weeds devoted personal
friend. II nutters and COOS about his reception
room still and comes to him at his call eager to be
peted. MIR. Neod takes II out frequently TO inc
garden at the back Of his house, aud though other
pigeons fly down TO 1t aud help eat It's food 1t VIII
never Join them In their fight after the meal IS
finished. When Mr.. Weed goes out walking II
often perchcs on his hand and remains with him
for considerable distance from the house, then
flying back. One day It flew up among the mouse, ,,
tops Mt some distance from home, and MT. weed
said to himself: "wcl, the bird has gone at last"
When he got home he found ii perched above the
doorway, waiting to be let in. 1t futtered down
on his shoulder Us he put the key in the door ana
How into the hallway as soon as the door opened
Mr.. Weed has given II no name as yet
81 would have named 1t long ngo," said he with
smile, In response 10 the Sun reporters inquiry,
"hnd known 1t was going TO stay SO long. IL
cannot be driven away now.'--NcW YORK sun,
National Republican., 1882-09-22
A HUMAN HEART.

When twilight draws her silvery veil
Above the sleeping moOnlit sea,
And phantom ships on white wings sail
Shoreward so peacefully.
While hovering spirits guard and bless
This scene so fair and calm below,
Ii seemeth like the peaceiulness
A human heart may know,
When darkness hides the sea and land,
And distant thunders loudly roll,
While waves are shattered on the strand,
This thought steals over my soul.
The night that hovers DER the sea,
The drifting wrecks the wild winds blow
Are like the woe and misery
A human heart may know.
-Lu-U McReOnl
National Republican., 1882-09-22

Mn. BLAINE waited until the 18th day
of September, 1882, before he publicly
expressed his horror at the coalition be-
tween the Virginia Republicans and the
Readjusters, which took place in June,
1881, and which buried Bourbonism in
November of the same year.
National Republican., 1882-09-22
Ono G,ood Turn Dc.crycs Another.

"How do you. Miss Verplanok ?" said young
lady caller on one of her society friends. ~ just
ran over this morning on particular church busi-
ness" 81 am 80 glad to see you," Uttered Miss
Verplanck what can II be Of so much import
auco?" 4" Well, dear, it's this You know at the
last Sunday school concert of your church we
loaned you our first alto singer and organism"
"Oh, yes" "Well, we are are going TO have u
wiper suggested thatI come over and borrow your
oyster. Chicago Cheek.
National Republican., 1882-09-22
FOR SALE-Farms.

INoR SALE SIXTY-FoUR ACRES CHOICE
II garden land three miles out, and ON a splendid
ma ad lmiled road location high and healthy, aud
very dcslrable; some buildings and timheEi also
about 900 peach trees in full bearing; post-oce
sto e. &C. at the place; 800 cash, which Is about
halflis value n sold at once. THOMAS w. FOM-
LEIl, 92s street northwest. se223t+
TNoR sALE-A FIFTY-ACRE FARM ONE
p hours ride from Washington, J. w, p. MYERS,
1ia3 New York avenue. se2l3t%
National Republican., 1882-09-22

THE WEEKLY REPUBLICAN, which was
issued yesterday, may be obtained at the
business Office in copies ready for mailing.
The present number isfully up to the high
standard which has won for the WEEKLY
so wide circulation.
National Republican., 1882-09-22

Mr.. BLAINE's recent escapade, in which
he declared for Virginia Bourbonism and
a big United States Treasury steal of mil
lions to pay some sharks, in Virginias
name, money which she does not owe,
would never have happened if he had
GOODNESS and Chandler's shrewdnes
National Republican., 1882-09-22

THE Republicans of the Sixth District
of Maryland are full of confidence that
they will elect their candidate for Con-
gress, Hon. Lewis L. McComas. He is
exceedingly popular in his section of the
district, and Mr.. Urner's friends will see
that he has a good majority in Frederick
County. AS for Montgomery County it
has the touch of the elbow of this district,
and all Republicans here feel strong
interest in the sixth.
National Republican., 1882-09-22
JuhaI 4. EnrIy,a Toe.nalIs.

The following inquiry is made by a monstrosity
having its habiaion in Lynchburg,Va.:
To the Editor Of The Dispatch.
Are Mahones toe nails tho toe nails of a dog, q
monkey, an ape, gorilla, an ourang- -outang, or
hyena? j. A. EARLY.
We thought Jubal had lost something shortly
after the war; but didn'tsuppose he would be hon
est enough to admit his relationship 10 all the an
imals above named.
National Republican., 1882-09-22
a Aaui..a,aIna.o a.onI

Philadelphian stole ton OF coal that had
teen dumped on the sidewalk. When the man
who owned the coal came home he swept mp the
dust and two or three Jumps left on the sidewalk,
toted II into the cellar and remarked "Tve stood
the short-weight swindling Of that coal dealer for
some years and haven't complained, but by the
ieas that bothered Csrb erus, this Is just little
too much o. shortage. I'm done deal Ing with
him from this time out"
National Republican., 1882-09-22

"ApMITTING the facts it sets forth to be
true, that is a't honest document" So said
James A. Garfield in December, 1880, after
listening to reading of Mahone's inter-
view on the debt question in Virginia.
"And," he added, "I do not mean to
question the correctness of its state
ments"
National Republican., 1882-09-22

WHAT the Virginia Republicans want
to know is, why Mr.. Blaine should want
the Bourbons to win in Virginia when
he was against them in Maine. The an
swer is that he was more especially
against the Greenbackers in Maine. In
1878 he arranged the coalition which led
to the Bourbon Garcelon's election as
governor by the legislature over Green
backer Of Republican antecedents.
National Republican., 1882-09-22

Our Bourbon morning contemporary
continues TO oppose the Malone coalition.
1t even intimates that it will leave the
Republican party outright if we do not
discontinue our support of Chalmers.
Our wayward sister may depart in peace.
We stand by the Liberals as against the
BourbOuS
National Republican., 1882-09-22

Hon. B. X. BRUCE Register of the
Treasury, in reply to aletter from George
Roane, of Richmond, Va, has written
him earnestly indorsing the candidacy
of Hon. j. Amber Smith for Congress in
the Richmond district.
National Republican., 1882-09-22

If Mr.. Blaine had only mentioned his
scruples fifteen months sooner, perhaps
the Virginia Republicans would not have
married the Readjusters. But how can
they help it now? There is no ground
for divorce. Besides, what could be
done with the children?
National Republican., 1882-09-22

In March, 1881, bouquet was sent
from the White House conservatory to
General Malone for his brave war on the
Bourbons. But then the Premier was
not consulted.
National Republican., 1882-09-22
MONEY TO LOAN.

TINHE BEST WAY To BUY HOMES AND TO
Il pay OF mortgages Ia In the
EQUITABLE c. h. ASSOCIATION,
For saving and advancing monoy. Lowest rates OF
interest on loans No commissions or heavy expen-
SOS. Information. DC, furnished by
JOHN JOY EDISON, Secretary,
se9lm 9l7 i street northwest
National Republican., 1882-09-22
General araxn,s Reunrd-

When General Bragg, of Wisconsin, made those
rattllng fine Union speeches in Congress, we
thought his Democratic constituents would get
even with him some day. They did so by defeat
ing him as a candidate for renomipation.-S
LOlS Globe Democrat
National Republican., 1882-09-22

Bur then, Mr.. Blaine, if you could turn
Virginia over TO the Bourbons again, how
do you know they would support you
in 1884? They supported Greeley, and
burned children dread the fire. ~
National Republican., 1882-09-22

PRESIDENT ARTHUR has never been as
fiercely assailed by Muriatic Halstead,
Joe Medil, Ellis II. Roberts, and Geo.
Jones as General Garfield was. The peo-
pie never mind what they say against
National Republican., 1882-09-22

GARrIELD's Cabinet was divided as
nearly even as seven men can be, says
ex-Secretary Blaine, alluding to its att-
tude on the Malone coalition. He would
have said the majority were opposed to
it if he could have counted four. That
would have sounded bigger. AS only
two sided with him, he used the other
hrnsn
National Republican., 1882-09-22

BouRpoN explanations of the cause of
the failure of coalition III Virginia, which
the Bourbon prophets predict, omit to
state whethar - 10 the Dawson or the
N[sa-,y wing of the Bourbons that is to
conquer,
National Republican., 1882-09-22
a RELIGIOUS War.

The Salvation Army in England is now divided
against itself, large faction refusing to submit to
the rigorous discipline hitherto maintained by
General Booth. Opposing professions occasionally
fight on meeting one another In the streets, and
break up rival meetings. AT Hanley riot was
uuelled by the police.
National Republican., 1882-09-22
Which Was sI,ai,

They do some curious things up about Dallas.
The other day man brought muzzled mad dog
up 10 the police Office TO be killed, hut the police
were so frightened they put pistol out OF win
come near them, although muzzed.-Houstoa
Das
National Republican., 1882-09-22

Mr.. BLAINE does not pretend that Cen
eral Garfield was with him against Ma
hone. This is because the late President
was fully committed to the coalition.
National Republican., 1882-09-22
.Lnni LllIa IL.

When hog is dressed" all its outside cover
ing is removed. 1t is pretty much the same way
with woman when she Is dressed" for u fash.
ionable ball,-hOrriStOlBR Herald.
National Republican., 1882-09-22

WEST VmaINIA's share of the Virginia
debt is about ten millions. The Funder
steal, in the way of compound interest,
which States and nations never pay, was
about thirteen millions. Twenty-threo
millions is the Federal treasury steal ad-
vocated by Mr.. Blaine under a cloak of
beneyoience 10 Virginia, not dollar of
which would ever cross her border. This
ought to allow Of pretty good margin to
the projectors aud promot ers.
National Republican., 1882-09-22

How DOES Mr.. Blaine manage to op-
pose reputation in Virginia by aiding
old Parson Massey, the boss repudiator?
National Republican., 1882-09-22
wAsHINoroN, D. @, September q, 1ss2.
Population Of The National Capital. 10000.
Amuacn,.nts Tonight,

AnNEp's GARDES--Concert,
THEATRE CoMiouE-Variety.
DRIVERS Observation-Disclosures.
NATIoSAL THEArER-" The Galley Slave"
SWIMMING SCiIooIN. Y. ave-. bet. l3th and 18th sts
National Republican., 1882-09-22
lss1
IOHN McDERMOTT & BROS.

CAHRIAGK MANUFACTURERS,
(Steam usedl, $40 Pennsylvania avenue, near Third
'treet west, Washington, ID. q, Carriages and Har-
ness received on storage and sold on conniisdon; ~
CarrIAgeorepaired nlu
National Republican., 1882-09-22

-tHcommunicdtfonsr rntstbe uddresscd "7bths RdVor
,THF RPruBLIcAN" and 10 blsJrs pttblicn,on m, a.
S''rrthe teptby on side OF ihe paper opp, lHh
name and residence NJ The tcritor dndchst No
nunfeations ipb De returned
National Republican., 1882-09-22
REAL EsTATE BROKERs.
CHARLES N. BISHOP = co.,
REAL EST ATE B ROK ERR

nv 5T r A1TGE -AG = ~ E5,
zoos STREET NORTHWEST.
Real Estate bought and sold. Houses rented.
Rents collected. Loans negotiated. Insurance IN
hrst-class companies at lowest raying rates. No
charge for advertising Our Office Of the finest
and best located In the city Parties having property
70 sell rent will lind II to their interest 10 place IL
In our hands. se2lY
National Republican., 1882-09-22

ONLY the Democrats who abandon the
old Bourbon organization are hateful in
the eyes of Mr.. Blaine.
National Republican., 1882-09-22
U,oR RENT-BY b. H. WARNER,

morning 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 Tor sale in all parts of the city
mrg7 Il. II. WARNER. 9i6 street.
TF YOU WANT TO BUY. SELL, RENT, OR
L Trade City or Country Property come and see the
great bargains at the Real Estate Exchange Of
WILLIAM II. MAIN q BROTHER, 81, Charles
Hotel corner Third street and Pennsylvania avenue
mhlp-tf
National Republican., 1882-09-22

Mr.. BLAINE, who cannot bear Chal-
mers, is like political twin brother to
Lucius Quintius Curtius Lamar.
National Republican., 1882-09-22

Mr. BLAINE announces himself as op-
posed to he Coalition settlement of the
debt ques ion of Virginia, when he knows
that there is no longer any question Of
that kind. The Coalition Legislature
provided for issuing bonds for Virginia's
two-thirds of the whole debt interest and
all. The creditors gave up the other
third. Somebody has been lying to Mr.
Blaine about this. Hethoughtthe Read
justers had repudiated something. They
have not.
National Republican., 1882-09-22

WANTED - IMMEDIATELY, THInTY
w women cooks and ten chambermnidS, Apply
at 800 street northwest office open from a. M lll
p. m. G. f. PRICE & CO. se9O-3tf
National Republican., 1882-09-22
EoR RENT.
"INGLESIDE.n

A most attractive and desirable suburban place
near Washington City, being sixteenth street ex-
tended, one-and half miles north of the President
Mansion. Consists of sixty acres of lawn and wood
land, beautifully laid ont spacious and well arranged
mansion containing eighteen rooms, conservatory,
bathroom, and gas and water pipes throughout.
G. NJ. WIGHT,
$40 Louisiana avenue,
REGINALD FENDALL,
325 -Four -and-a- half street northwest,
Se9I-H Trustpea
National Republican., 1882-09-22
FOR observation-disclosures.

VNOR RENT-BY A LADY HAVING NO USE
IL for II, Il seven-octave piano, handsome rosewood
case overstrung will be rented to careful parry
at very low rent. Address MRS. G. @. c., Repnb-
lcan Office. se22-3t+
INOR RENT-FOR A YEAR, GOOD GABLER
IL piano. bought in ls7D; terms, SI0, payable
quarterly In advance, carriage added. LEA Thirty
third street, Georgetown. se2l-5tf
National Republican., 1882-09-22

WANTED TWO NICELY FURNISHED
w rooms I'm the northern or northwestern part OF
city first class table board requisite: gentleman and
wife: will paw literally for such accommodations.
Address CERTIFICATE, Republican Office,
National Republican., 1882-09-22

LARGE FRONT, OR FRONT
w and hall bedroom adjoining, with board for
two and child, between Seventh and Fourteenth and
aud NJ streets. Address ", Republican Office.
National Republican., 1882-09-22
WANTED=Heln-MaIe.

w TANTED--A RELIABLE YOUNG C0LORED
w boy, IL years Of age to make himself generally
useful about the house. Apply, with references at
l3e0 street northwest. se223H
WANTED - FIRST-CLASS OYSTER
w shucker; permanent place for a good man.
1913 Pennsylvania avenue se29-3t
NTED-A YOUNG MAN WHO WRITES A
w quick. nent business hand; one familiar with
claims preferred; state salary wanted, which must
be moderate Mt FIRST and address CLERK, Republican
Once. se20-3tS
GANVASSERS WANTED FOR BOYD'S d.
" rectory who write plain and spell correctly:
Address Wbr. II. BOYD, Republican Office. 1e-ot
UTANTED-100 YOUNG MEN, WHITE OR
w colored. for service on the Western frontier:
good wages, and all expenses paid. Apply at ZIG f
street. se7-12tA
National Republican., 1882-09-22
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
FOR SALE-HOuses.


INOR SALE OR RENr-NEW HOUSE, STA BILE,
north ofthe city; Just the place for some Depart,
ment clerk; can keep horse and COW, five pigs 200
chickens draw your salary, have your forty holidays,
and your cup full of domestic happiness. f05 80
street northwest se2a-st"
National Republican., 1882-09-22
EoR SAIL
FINE RESIDENCE.
MORT EST ECTIoN.

The elegant new house, No, 14ii Rhode Island ave-
nue., ntar The homes of Senators Cameron, Window,
Pendleton Ioheson, and ex-secretary hunt. Lot,
24xlSg TO 31-foot paved alley. House built entire
width Of lot basement. three stories attic and four
story back building erected for especial of owner
{naval officer whose orders rake him esswherel.
constructed of very best material by skilled me-
chanies The interior flpished in natural woods and
suhdlvldcd into beautiful rooms, conveniently
ranged; plumbing and heating apparatus of the very
best kind. Exterior of elegant design and perfect
finish. South 'front.', Germantown stone foundation;
street parked and paved
This Is The best built and most desirable entirely
new residence for sale In the city.
For price, terms, and permit 10 inspect the premises
apply 10 j. V. \. HUfCK,
No. 1905 Pennsylvania avenue,
Opp. north entrance U. $. Treasury building.
Or address u. q. box 4as. se20-u
NOR SALE OR RENT-AN ELEGANT HOME.
I containing fourteen rooms completely furnished,
with every comfort and convenience. Apply az liza
q street. sealete
A NELEGANT HOUSE IN SOUTH WASHING
IA ton can be bonght at bargain II sold within the
next ten days. THOMAS II. LY oNS, lll0 Four-and:
a-balfstreet se2c-st'
TNoR sALE-A wELI-BUILT TEN-RooM
IL brick house and lot, 2iKi3O feet, within two
squares of Patent Once. Apply to GEORGE
ThUESDFLL No. COS Seventh street se2@6te
NOR sALE-i5s7. l5il, IsI9 T STREET NORTH
IL vest three-story pressed bricks; pay window
National Republican., 1882-09-22
FOR SALE-Lots.

EoG SALE-1xOJSs
THOICE BUILDING LOr5-WE HAVE THE
~ exclusive sale OF number of choice building
lots in the northwest section Of the city, situated ON
Massachusetts, Connecticut and Rhode Island
and TwcntiSth strees all In the Immediate vicinity
of Dupont Circle and the Scott Statue now Is The
time TO buy For plats and information apply 10
THOMASJ ]. FISHER q CO., 1924 street northwest.
se22-Bt
TNOR SALE = SUBURBAN LOTS, SEVEN
IL acres each. two-nnd-a-half miles out; fiue loea-
tion, with rostoice store &c: 1900; half cash, hal
ance easy. ODELL 4 TO-, 500 y street, SEQ 81
NOR SALE CHEAP-BEAUrTFuLL LOT FRONT.
IL ing three streets aud reservations; situated ON
Massachusetts avenue, sixth street, . street and
stanton Square, Capitol Hhl Inquire 4Oi Ninth
street northwest, sep6-lmN
National Republican., 1882-09-22
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.


VTANIED A RESPECTABbB WHITE
w woman wishes place to cook, wash ana Iron
III private family; can give good references " r.
quircd, Call at t224 Twenty-fourth street, neer N
street northwest. se2t9ts
VXTANTED--BY A REsPEUrAB BILE WHITE
w girl, situation TO take care Of children. Apply
nt l2l2 U street northwest se.23-
yWANTED-A FRENt II LADY WISHES
w situation Rovcrnpss to toaCh hrench 10
children. or rs n housekeeper in hrstclass hntyi
best OF references given and required. Apply NJ W.
Seventh street northwest, up stairs, se2p5t+
WTANTED--BY LADY OF GREAT EXPER-
w i,nee a9 traehes, TO form ongagements With
two or three families visiting gOverness hest OF
reieropces Address MISS F.. Republican Office.