National Republican., 1883-06-26


way to understand this Is to bear in mind
that high" is the atmospheric hill and low "
the atmospheric valley. WatNr cannotrun up
hill, neither can tho atmosphere along the
surface of the earth move toward high "
(though at times it may appear toy. Conse-
'quently there is no warm air coming
toward high" Tho movement on the ground
is from "high"t to "low !" in the upper air, from
"low" to high" When high is over us we
have the clear sky and delightful weather.
When we are coming under tho influence Of
"low" cloudiness sets in and rain falls, at least
If we are sufficiently near tho center to re-
ceive it. If the reader has never observed
the weather map let bim bear in mind
these hints, and closely observe the map
for week or so, and in short timo mere
glance at it will be all sufficient to keep him
post-d on the weather, so that he may be ablo
TO keep in mind the indications for q number
of days in advance. and not only know what
to look for or expect in his own locality, but
what may be the weather for the whole
United States.
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An ardent Kentucky admirer Of Commits
sioner Evans slops over about that gentleman
in this pleasant fashion: "The commissioner
Of internal revenue is in hot water but IL
will not have tho effect TO crack his skin like
boiled oel's or redden il like boiled lob
sters. The fact is, ho has been used TO hot
water at home, and can come out of IL 20O0
Fahrenheit without tho least discontinue.
Walter Evans is man perfectly Injured to
hardships of this kind, and will not be dis
turbed in tho least by them. They know
him at homo, and o Kentucky republic
can would as soon think of fighting
q sixty-six inch circular saw with n hand
full of laths as to engaged him in any
way upon point when his head was settled.
The difficulty seems to be that he has found
some membranes in the revenue depart
mont and has shaken them of. II tho war
upon him is continued it will be amusing tc
watch its progress, for no man understands
better how to attack as we'll as to defend. He
will stand fair amount of abuse with ap
parent indifference, but if he don't open a
few masked batteries and develop new Bull
Run before the fight is over it will not be in
accordance with his old home tactics"
"And, by tho way" he added " it might
as we'll be understood that the expression
attributed to Mr. Evans, that is the sort Of I
man / am is altogether an effort of the re
porter's imagination"
Hon. Emanuel Shultz, a representative from
ohio,who is in the city, was asked yesterday
what, in his opinion, would be the result o
the coming campaign in his state. "rbeliev,
Foraker will be elected" was the reply
"Hoadly's nomination weakened the demo
cratic party 10000 votes"
'How is that?"
"Well, there are several reasons. Durbii
Wards supporters and friends are very angr.
at the action of the convention in settinI
aside a man who has done so mnch for tn,
party as the general. Then, again, tho Thur
man wing of the party and tho Cincinnati
Enquirer will only give lukewarm support
if any, to Judge Hoadly."
"How does John G. Thompson stand on tn
question:
"1aking into consideration the fact that h
has been ousted from his important position
in the state committee, shouldn't imagin
that Mr.. Thompson would feel very kindl.
toward the Ohio democrats. His opponen
for the sergeant-a of the next house
Mr.. Leedom, is member of tho committed
and in my opinion it gives him the insid
placein the race for the place."
"Gives who the inside placer"
"Leedom. 1 believe he'll get the demo
cratic delegation of tho state on his side"
"Has Thompson's support been of an
value to the Ohio democrats in past cam
paigns t"
: "The Ohio democracy has never elected
ticket unless John G. was at the head O
affairs He is strong worker and stand
we'll among the democrats in the state"