National Republican., 1884-06-24

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lIENumcKa was willing, but Mrs.
lioudricks says Thomas suull not Run
tor governor and that settles u.
GEouGr WILLIAM Cuuua it Is said WAS
more than willing 10 accept thc support
OF tho Arthur iucu fox hoprcsidcncy, aud
1niling that 10 stand for tho vice prgai-
doncy ON tho Arthur ticl.at. How would /
a road sugrvi,orshpsuith him2
ANEW Yolu, paper wants to know how .
ticket composed OF Cleveland aud hC- /
Donald would look, II is not o.. much |
consequence. since ucith0r could po /
hcctud, but really Il ticket to read Mc. .
Donald and Flower would look equally |
handsome.
JAY GouLp is Said to have s4uec2cl
s3,OOO,OOO out OF . bear syndicate that
old Missouri Pacific 1T 20, and Roswell T.
Flower is reported to have boon onoof tho
largest contributors TO tho fund. Tho
rising statesman should have attended
strictly to his boom.
NouopY needs to ask whore James q.
Blaine or John a. Logan stood during
the dark days Of the war for tho dis
membcrmcnt of tho union, but it would
trouble the independent l;ickorl 10 briug
forward crgditablo record for their iuUl,
Cleveland, during that period.
IL this thing keeps mp much longer
Mr. Vanderbilt will end his days in tue
poorhouse. year ago ho had S5j, ,OJO-
900 i'll government bonds but now onlyu
paltry $34,uuO,OJO in registered bonds
stand in his umno. Tho old gentleman
is evidently in straightcncd circun.
stances
a PARAGRAPH is going the rounds Of
the uowspapors to tho effect that the lat0
Gen. labcocJ lett au estate valued at
nearly Sl,OOU,0OO. Gen. Hobcocl's will
was admitted to probate in this city sat
urdny, and the cNocutriX was required TO
i've bond in the sum Of $4,000. This
would Indicate IN estate of about SIS, 900
/
HpIp, bad Ben Butler already tho
presidential nominee Of several nisuol-
laiIcous parties will bo curious figure
Us delegate to the democratic national
convention. Eut Benjamin will find % way
10 mako music to catch the galleries, and
VIII never for moment forget TINT ho Is
there to represent Bon Butlgra Interests
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REruICANs arc forming alliances
with independent democrats, so-callUi,
in several Of the gulf states, tho basis OF
union being division Of the offices. IN
dealing with democrats, no matter what
color8 they may DO sailing under, repub-
licans VIA do we'll TO be- careful. The
bourbon brother usually attempts to ap.
propriuto tho turkey and give his neigh,
Dor the feathers.
TIM New York Suu still maintains that
tho only way to secure thorough admm.
istrativc reform is to turn all tho ropub-
licans out OF office. To secure this end
the Sot hopes for thy election Of u demo-
cratic president. Tho independents, on
the other hand, arc so afraid that Mg.
Blainowill turn out some OF tho people
now in office to make place for others
that they have boltod tho ticket. DO they
expect democratic president ~ romovo
Republican otlico-huldors only for cause,
Ifthey do, the Sun is against them,
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MIR. GLApsTONE's terms for settling
the Egyptian question, US explained b.
himself, arc even more humiliating Il
England than heretofore reported. lie
proposes that England shull withdraw all
her troops by the year loo,, aud in th,
meantime cooperate with tho othu
powers in porfoctiug u scheme for tn,
naturalization Of Egypt No wonder
that Franco eagerly accepted these suE
gostion rs the basis Of tho proposed con
ference, Tho representatives of Tn
powers will meet on Saturday noAt {,
discuss the matter
TIM New York IgoyH seems to bo badl.
broken up ON account Of the aporuii,
thiuviug uuea.tbod iu tho public service
Let prntlo Joseph Pulitzer possess hi
soul with patience. Tho discoveries worl
due 10 huyigilanuU Of republican officials
and u republican administration vii
prove competent IN tho future us in tn
past 10 run the affair OF tho Eoyurumel
ON basis uf economy, honesty, and wis
dom, and at tho Same tiuo never liugl
from eNru-iun aud puuishing such of It
iGyHts us provo unworthy OF trusts con
fdUd 10 tLuir care.
\ 5eoml hardly possible that tho Glad
stone mini try can hold out against VI np
may ..rj tho war feeling Of Eng
luud I.lr sentiment cannot tolcrut
tho iI. giving up tho Suuduu. A
prosnut this vast region i5ofno grou
value, eithor to England or to Egypt, bu
II rs tho confession Of being unable +
thrash the False Prophet in his nativ
deserts that makes thu Gladstone polio
odious, Tho defeat Of tho two armi,
that marched to tho relief of tho garriso