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a FRIEND TO THE SOUTH.
President Arihur's Policy on the I'm.
proNcment Of thr MI.ala.IppI RINer.


Provement of the uIssissIPpi River.
The President OF the United States has recently
shown that he Is one Of the rucst friends of the
Mississippi Valley. His friendship IL worth some
thing, because he Is In position 10 render us
great aid He Is au active ouispoken friend
lie doesn't want anything delayed. What
can be done he wants done now, and he
prods up the old poke.oasy Congress
about It. Many Of the abcst Republicans
led by the President, are ready TO act with.
out more delay. How Is Il with the Democratic
side2 We arc sorry to say II Ia not as we would
like TO have II. None Of the powerful leaders In
the North and East have ever said good word
for us. Senator Cockrell, OF Missouri, Is very
active friend and II gives us pleasure 20 refer To
him But many powerful Democrats arc either
directly
OPPOSED TO THE DiPRoyENFSr
OF the Mississippi, or are very iud ltreut about it
Mr. salisbury has expressed hIy decided Opposi'
tlOn, and Senator Morgans conduct Is In strange
contrast with that of the Radical Kellogg. Of
Louisiana We heard Mr. Ransom tell Mr.. Lnmar
that he could not possibly aid the Mississippi
his mind since. If Mr.. Bayard has ever done or
said anything for US we have never heard Of
IT, We print these feets and refer 70
them because this journal Is more devoted TO
building up tho South, to the Mississippi Valley,
to its rights 70 It's material Interests than II Is TO
any party. The interests Of the Lower Mississippi
Valley are more identified with those Of the
Northwest than with those Of the Southeast SEN
ator Morgan demonstrates this by his
tOuchousuess whenever the Mississippi
is mentioned. Mr. Ransom gave ad.
says save the Valley and Mr.. Tiden says jefferson
was an excellent Ttlden Democrat Now, what
will the Mississippi Valley say7 In our opinion 1t
should say the Mississippi Valley intends TO look
will treat II justly and aid t. and leave sentiment
to look after sentiment.-V Vcksbttr1 Herald,
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The REPUBLIcANwil be issued in double
sheet form on Saturday, as usual, with its
fifty-six columns of interesting reading
matter, covering local and political news
and gossip, social happenings, book re-
views, fashion, sporting, and stage notes.
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SOUTH CAROLINA TRIALS.
story Ofthe witnesses for the Prosecution
mud DeIenAe.


CHARLEsToN, April 2G.-In the United States Cir
cult Court to-day the trial Of the case of the
United States against John 7. Hogg and thirty.
eight other defendants charged with obstructlug
qualified voters from voting at the election in 1890,
was resumed, The prosecution examined six
more coloTed witnesses, who told the same story
as those who had preceded them. The Govern
ment then rested its case, and the defense
had examined two witnesses up to the hour
of adjournment. The witnesses for the defense
testified that, owing to the rotten condition Of the
house in which they had held the election, the
managers were compelled to adopt rule that
only one voter should be admitted at a time.
With this object in view, constAbles were placed
at the door and admitted the voters one by one.
The white men got to the poll first and formed
into line, US Is usual at elections. The negroes,
who had camped all night near the poll, at day.
light marched down 10 the poll in company front
and demanded the right 10 vote, They were told
they could vote as soon as their tuSn came, and
such of them as into the line and took their turn
had every opportunity TO vote and did vote, Be-
tween thirty and forty
REPUBLICAN VOTES WERE CAST
before nine o'clock in the morning. About nine
O'Clock an alteration occurred between white
man and colored man aud the main body of
the colored voters, VINO had withdrawn from the
poll and were stationed about hundred yards of,
rushed down upon the whites with yell, and
with clubs pistols, scythes, and pieces Of iron in
their hands, BY the Intervention of white and
colored men a row was prevented, aud not per.
son was hurt. The dimOulty only lasted about
five minutes. About this time the leader of the
Republicans received dispatch from one Of the
county leaders telling him not to LEI his men vote,
When questioned by several of the white men
why they did not vote the negroes said that their
supervisor had failed tO enme 10 was no use to
vote because the poll would be contested anyhow.
The case will probably consume all Of tomorrow
| and Friday,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-04-27

THIS season has been very exceptional
in the large amount of money realized
by fairs and other entertainments for the
benefit of organizations and individuals.
Outside of our regular theatres, it is esti-
mated that fully $4,000 have been
cleared in the way of benefits. A singles
military company gathered in over $l3,-
600 Of this amount
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-04-27

1F the white people of the United
States are willing TO let the widow and
daughter of John Brown suffer the pangs
OF penury, the colored men and women
of America, many thousands of whom
are in good circumstances, ought to move
to the front with alacrity and place the
martyrs widow and orphan beyond the
reach of want.
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WASHINGTON. d. c., APRIL 81, 1889.
Population Of the National CAPITAL. ..ISO,OOO


NATIoNAL THKATRE-Ada Gray-"East Lynne"
FoRp's OPERA -HoUsE-Hess Acme English Opera
Company" Fra Diavolo."
WILLARD HALL-Professor Carpenter.
ODD-PELIows' HALI--The Worlds Museum.
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SUMMER RESORTS.
MEDICAL.
HEALTH Is WEALTH..

DIR. Il. O. WEsr's NERVE AND BRAIN TREATMEHT,
specific for Hystera. Dizziness, Convulsions, Ner.
yous Headache Mental Depression, Loss of Memory
Spermatorrhna, Impotency Involuntary Emissions
Premature Old Age caused by over-eaertton, self
cay and death. One box will recent cases Each
box contains one months treatment One dollar
box or six boxes for five dollars Sent by mail pro-
paid on receipt Of price We guarantee six boxes 90
any With each ordnr received by us for six
boxes. accompanied with five dollars we will send
the purchaser written guarantee TO return the
antees issued by SrOTT 4 CROMWELL, 4SO Penn
sylvnnia avenue, WRshingtQn, y. c., wholesale and
retail agents Orders by mail will receive prompt at
tenffon oclS-iy
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"Arthurs Invasion" is what the Vicksburg
Herald calls the Presidents message on the Missis-
sippT River Improvement, and then 1t adds: He
Is coming down the United States River He
doesn't care Il he CROSSES State lines.n
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-04-27

THE whipping-post having been ban
ished from Virginia, the Bourbons seem
to have lost faith in human nature; they
have nothing to tie TO.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-04-27

Women everywhere use PaFkeTa Ginger Tonic,
because they have learned by experiences that II
overcOmes dependency, indigestion, weakness IN
the back and kldneys, and other troubles OF the
Rex.--HoHle y0aIf,dL
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HORSES AND CARRIAGES.

n II sALE-A VERY srYLIsn HANDsoME,
and blO0ded fouT-yeArold 0eldingi dark chestnut
sorrel perfectly gentle drives single or double. Can
be seen for abort time nt owners stable in rear ~
i7O2 Fourteenth street northwest AFTER ta0 D. 283t
VUsr ARRIVED AND FOR sALE--g0 HEAD or
- fine HQrsesi among them are some hne pairs
some due single drivers, aud some nne coupe hOnes.
AT HuQUELY q BOWIiN'S, Gi5 New York avenue.
ap20l2ta
nor sALE-giO0 WILL BUY ONE soRREL
il Horse, l4S hands high, years old, sound aud
gentle worry sysh Will trade. Can be seen In stable
rear OF l70 Now York avenue apalSltf
TNoR sAI.E--YoUNG STYLISH, AND GENTLE
IL Horse; also nearly new Sdehar Buggy And Hnr
ness can be had cheap, As the uwuer leaves town,
Call at southeast corner Pennsylvania avenue aud
first street southeast, II to fp, nj. apa~5ts
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-04-27

When they bury Congressman at public ex'
pense the cost Is about 5000 When his friends
bury him the whisky aud cigars are LETT out, and
the bill is about S30O,-iSiRddy- School Gdzdte.
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BENEFIT. 81. JOHNS MITE ASSOCIATION.
iday evening, April S and Saturday Matinee,
April 20,
PIRATES OF PENZANCE,
and Saturday y eyyenipg; April q

Mr.. Herndon MorHell as Frederick and Ralph, Miss
Eva Mills as Mable and Josephine Mr.. n. II. Hay as
Major General and Sir Joseph Porter. Mr.. Hamilton
Adams, IL. A. FoTesman, William IL Daniel, Frank
Bond Miss Molle Byrne, Mrs. E. b, Fadeiey, Mrs. D.
B, Macleod, aud Miss Mona Cook In the cast. A de-
tail of National Rifles will act Marines The dborns
Will consist of sixty OF the best singers or this city I
and complete orchestra, and new and elaborate
tunes and scenery Admission 20 cents; Matinee,
30 cents Reserve seats without extra charge at Es
apl7-l2t
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have not been able to ascertain who was the
person to whom these words Of Chase refer. l
would be glad, for the Just mentioned reasons, TO
acquire, through your publication of this note,
such information as may guide me to the identih-
cation of that modest and bravo man."
respectfully ask, therefore, the printing of this
COMMUNICATION II II shall seem 70 you Of interest
to the public Truly II, b. WARDEN.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-04-27

Our Weekly Rent List, published every Monday
morning, cOntainsa complete schedule Of our Houses
Stores Shops aud Farms offered for rent, together
seen Property for sale In all parts OF the city.
mra b. IL. WARNER. el6 + street.
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TURKISH BATHS.

AJEw TURKISH BATI CDR BoVEE'sl.
IN l4l7 street, opposite Riggs House Large pool,
good ventilation. Ladies' Monday and Friday. MOI
open Sunday. Open from m. TIL 10 p. nn.; Safur.
day, IL p. IN. Baths, 81; tickets, eL5D.
ap6 DH. II. l.. BoVIsE. Electrician.
TNHE sHEDD BATHS, so3 L STREET., NEAR
Il Ninth, well known as the Oldest and best In tho
city. This bath is constructed with view 70 conven-
ience, being the hrat floor. Turkish Russian, Sui
phur. and Mercurial Baths given with skiil and
perence Shamp0oer of ten years experience at thi3
establishment. Single bath VI for ts; a. s0. Open
sunday from q. IN. to p. IN. mr2o-tf
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C,ENTI.EMIrS BoARDERs WANTED An con.
NJ neT Of seventh and Boundary streets northwest;
pleasant location near IL DrOit Park Rooms, fur
guire ~ store seventh and Ninth street cnfs pass
door aph-ha
XXTlLL BR VACATED THIS wIIEK, PLEAS
w aut Rooms, mont aud back, communicating or
single; hfutclAsa house aud nolshbOIhood; central
locatinni accommodated hy day, Work, OF month.
Arc PENNsYLVANIA AVENUE NEAR
n - sixth street depot fiTst-easa Board and
we'll lnTnshed Rooms from a3 10 tlO per week trau-
silent, ti50 per dhyi terms 10 suit famlliea MftS
HOWARD, Proprietreas. apSi1
yHETREAoNr HousE oFFEIs MORE HOME
II comforts than any hotel IN the city The halls
and pasaases are heated with steam, the rooms
new and well furnished, and the table Is second 20
esA 400, e1b and stl sen
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-04-27
Modern Political Definitions.

Stdllrdrt-A Republican who does not Sc
cretly trade with the enemy.
Rcformer-An anti-Stalwart out of Office.
Machine Any political organization
which does not provide for all re-
formers.
Coucus-A political gathering with a
Stalwart majority.
COnterence-A political gathering with an
anti-Stalwart majority.
SpOils-Ofices held by Stalwarts.
Public Serpice-Ofices held by anti-Stal-
warts.
Better ctass-Republican hypocrites who
certify to their own virtue.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-04-27

The story Of Ihe FIrst Murder Amended.
A sundsy-school boy at Concord, Contra Costa
County, California, being asked who killed Abel,
promptly replied, "Guiteau. '-B0ston Globe.
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A DI.Ea..InE In,po.iare on ihe ChIas.s

few days since ell-known gentleman OF
this city called at the Chinese Embassy aud re-
quested OF the Minister the privilege OF bringing
two or three friends 10 call. The Minister was
somewhat embarrassed at the request, aS IL was
not exactly in accordance with his ideas OF eti.
quette, but Oriental pOliteness forbade refusal.
The next night 70 MS great dlsmay, the enterpris
CATION Of thirty.Odd sightseers, OF whom the
majority were ladies. The wife Of the Minister
ing to Chinese law and custom, she could not
make her appearance. The Minister, unable "a
speak a word Of English and, rs II happened, with
but few Of the members of the Embassy around
him. did TIE hest he could TO entertain his unex-
peeled visitors by the aid of his Interpreter lie
set refreshments before them, aud permitted him
self to be gazed ut until curiosity was satisfied
Washington correspondence B0sion Herald,
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YOUNG MEN.


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To take Try H. For sale by all drngEsts and grocers
at q per qunrt bottle. The trade supplied ~ liberal
BARHo6R & HAMILTON and FRANK HUME
wholesale grOcers, sole agents fot this city iiehty
Bischoff & Co, New York and Charleston 8 q, solo
manufacturers and proprletors. aezi.ly-
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moved. Prompt treatment torr'Sponlence hnn
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"I TRUST the gentleman sees the thread
of my remarks" said noisy member of
the Maine Legislature referring to Pitt
Fessenden, who was, at that time, a
youthful member of that body. "I hear
the humming Of the wheel, but am not
able to perceive the thread" said Fessen-
den. There is too much Of this kind of
spinning on Capitol Hill.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-04-27
THE CHINESE QUESTION.
A Terrible Arraignment OF tho Moon
Eyed CeIestInis.

A Terrible Arrnignment OF the Moon.
Eyed CeIestInis.
To the Editor Of THE RRPUBLTcAS;
There Is yet one side of the "Chinese evil"
question which neither our California Senators
nor their associates In either house have shown
to the Eastern public, perhaps from false delicacy,
but more likely from utter ignorance, being men.
Let one of womankind give her testimony. Per.
haps II may influence some few waverlng Sena.
tors, who have hearts sensitive to the safety of
their wives aud babes, rather and before, the
hypocritlcal Christianity, free-tO-all whine
adopted by most of the opponents of the Chinese
bill, both with and without amendment. My
testimony Is ofa
TERRIBLE AND REVOLVING CHARACTER,
but thousands Of residents of the West would es.
tnblish 1t could they read my words. Let me ask
those Senators loudest In their public express ons
of welcome to the Chinese, is IL q welcome only TO
devastate Califoni or IL fta welcome also 10 their
own States and hOmesY Win they sill welc me
them when they read my words, words to which.
If they would have IL, 1win witness under my
Chinese servants for their agility, their prompt.
ness their absolute and never tiring obedience 10
orders, and their freedom from tattling, rather
than the choicest servants Of any other nation
allty. You ask what more can we want2 Listen |
You will get more than you want, If you be wise
men and look well 10 your wives and children.
YOU SENATOR'S, YOU MEN,
you fathers Do you know thai these Cinnamon 10
whom you would open your doors will pollute--
nay, raVish-your children Yes, and also your
wives. Where they have already gained a foot.
hold they have already secretly devas.
that? No, no, mo- It IL not sol You
say. But Il Is so. Your little helpless babe your
lovely toddli ng child, IL polluted again aud again
by their foul, lecherous hands Your little dangh-
ter, near approaching young wOmauhOod, is raw.
ished and made 10 hide her pollution, aud yield
again and again TO their hellish demands, through
the terrible power Of fear. Your wives even 10
brute force TALL victims, and dare not cry TO you
for protection from these foules Of foul assaults
And why7 Did they lay their foul wrongs before
you would you cherish them as eveT3 mol Aud
they, too in trembling silence submit. You cry
shame 'Tis infamous IL 10 Infamous, but it IL
true. Scarce u family Ia the whole West served by
a ChinAmRn but has had or known OF AZ least one
victim to Chinese pollution, Lesser or greater Let
them COME then, II you darel
A WOMAN WHO HAS STUDDED TIE CHINESE EVIL
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FOR RENT-NrisceIlaneous.

IjNoR RENT-IO ACRES, SUITABLE FOR GAR.
IL den purposes; 3-roOm house; fine water, DC;
near Brooks Station. JOHN SHERMAN Il co, 81.
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DEsrIrE their loud professions 10y
atty to the British Crown, the Canadians
are becoming restless under the dis
abilities incident to condition Of
dependency. They feel that they ought
TO be competent to make treaty with
out the mterposition of the British
Foreign Office.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-04-27

To the Editor OF The REPuBLIcASi
For reasons growing out of Chase's trust in me,
in making me, in effect his literary executor, wish
to call public attention to this copy of letter
written by him:
WASHINGTON, ID. c., May 10, 1854.
NY DEAR SIN: Will you do me the favor OF read.
ing the inGlosed? Youwill agree with me, think in
regarding Il US the letter of modest and brave man.
Rn confident that If enabled to lead, he will lead
'AA''u''' "NN ''"''''' ''"' '''N' S, p. CHASE,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-04-27

The speeches of Messrs. Orth and Will
Jams, of Wisconsin,, delivered in the
House on Tuesday, when the Irish reso-
luton of "Richelieu" Robinson was under
consideration, truthfully reflected the
sentiment of the American people, and,
it is believed, were in harmony with the
views of the Administration on this i'm
portant subject. Neither of these gentle
men INDUCED in oratoriGal flights of elo-
quence, but both gave such facts and
practical statements as were thoroughly
convincing, Their efforts deserve high
commentator, and the speeches, which
are published in full in the Congressional
Record, should be generally read
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cHTIb OF ri 4 TATE ii'i''e 0oinoi"''''on' in
'RoFEssoR CARPENTER,
WILLARD HALL.

WILLARD HALL.
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Psychology and Mesnlerism Mystery and Fun, iTtln.
clal Dreams and Somnambullsm on the stage The
most interesting and amusing exhibition ever wit
messed. Different every night. Admission Is So and
rs cents. Matinee, Is and 2t cents. api0
r INCoLN HALL.
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ADMIssIoN..a..FIFTY CENTS.

Programmes and cards OF admission may be had NJ
Ellis, Music Store, uH Pennsylvania avenue and Ma
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MISS ADA GRAY
supported by Charles A, Watkins Fifth Avenue Com
hlnnllnn.

An evening Of alternate laughter and tears. vein
OF comedy and pathos; u lasting sermon TO wives
mothers, and daughters. An entirely new yersio NJ
ndapted from Mrs. Woods famous story, In five acts
by Miss Gray and performed by her over 1000 times
in the principal cities of the United States entitled
EAST LYNNE; on, THE ELoPEAiENT
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In which characters she has no living peer
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The iree-trade advocates in the House
are adopts in Formulation. They will
not call halt until their limited number
Of ideas have been arranged in every pos
sible combination.
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