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National Republican., 1885-05-19
The Labor Question.

IL 10 the opinion of the Chicago Ners
mated Association of Iron and Steel Work
crs and tho manufacturers, on the propo-
stion OF the latter to reduce wages 20 per
cent, will, on the 1st of next month,
enter into the phase Of one of the most
extensive strikes that the trade has been
called on TO encounter.
The Baltimore american, referring to
the demoralzed condition of the iron and
steel industry, finds the trouble just
where THE REPUBLICAN, located it some
time ago, in the fact that Ohio and Penn
sylvania have been confronted IN their
own markets by the south. The Amcricdn
says:
Slabamas rich coal and iron fields are be.
Ing dcyeloped-lurpeiy, t IS true by northern
capitai-but the effect has been to cut or n
large part ofthc demand from the south; and,
furthermore, to bfiugsOuthcrn iron into direct
competition with the northern product in the
northern markets 1his factor Ia q most i'm
. uoriani one. and Promises to become even
/ more seriously embarrassing as the develop
mgut OF the southern Held is continued.
/ general strike now IN ohio aud Pennsylvania
/ would he Of great advantage to Alabama. ThlI
/ iuct viii doubtcs, nc earnestly considered in
/ he negotiations h.Nogu now and June /
when The question o.. lgos will be decided
This southern G, .D,tition is ruinous tc
northern iron uruuHcturers because pig
IRON is produced u the south cheaper
| than it can be in tue north.
1t is produced cheaper in the south fol
tho reason that low wages are paid fol
the black labor Of that section.
n OF only arc the wages lower, but, to {
great extent, payments for labor are mad,
in goods on which enormous profits ar,
realized.
This is the most serious question nov
before the country, and it is becomiuI
more serious every day.
National Republican., 1885-05-19
Tne XIrrinin Lvnrhinr.

At the town Of Liberty, Va, on satur-
day young man, whose mind was prob
ably unsound, shot aud killed q respecta-
bic citizen in response to q playful query.
The crime was shocking and without
provocation, Yesterday band of men
in disguise captured the Jail in which the
murderer was confined, took him there
from, and hanged him, thus heaping
crime on crime.
Society suffers no loss in the hanging Of
criminal such as young Terry was.
Mentally irresponsible he might have
been, but his murder of Mr.. Jeter served
to show that If such was his condition IL
only made him more dangerous. But
society does suffer grieyous wrong when
presumably good citizens, acting solely
under revengoful sentiments, combine to
outrage the law in the manner the men
did who lynched Terry. For them there
is no excuse. 1t was the function Of a
court and jury to execute vengeance upon
| Terry, and there is no evidence that in
due and orderly course of time tho local
court could not have been depended upon
to do justice in the case.
Lynchingis, unfortunately, too common
in our country, and, more unfortunately,
the lynohors are never punished, though
it is hard to SEQ why they are not as
truly murdorers as is any man who, like
Terry, takes human life in cold blood
without cause. Tho worst of it is that
tho evil effects Of such an occurrence
often extend beyond the lynching into
other acts Of aggression against the law
not contemplated at tho time when the
| lynohers first organized for q single def
nite act Of vengeance upon some obnox-
ious criminal. The citizens of Liberty
may yet regret deeply that tho man
lynched was not permitted to live until,
through the power of their courts, they
could prove their community to be in all
respects law-abiding and law-enforcing.
National Republican., 1885-05-19
ABOUT PEOPLE.

PRESIDENT CLEVELAND reads THE NATIONAL
REPUBLICAN, every day.
VICE PRESIDENT HESDRIcKs will deliver the
address to the Yale graduating class this year.
MILTos j. DURHAM, second auditor of the
treasury, has returned from his home In Ken
tucky.
DR. WILLIAM @. PALMER has fully recovered
from his recent serious illness and resumed
practice,
Col. W. +. sINTzLER returned from Missouri
yesterday, and has rooms at 707 Twelfth street.
In a few days he will assume his duties in the
bureau Of statistics
THE Cincinnati Wesleyan College IN ct yester.
day afternoon, with Mrs. Nordhoil, Of this city,
iu the chair. to raise endowments and make
the college university for women.
NICHOLAS NJ. BELL, superintendent of the
foreign mail service, has returned from st.
Louis where he was summoned ten days ago
on account of the illness of his mother,
Hon. THOMAS WALLER the new consul gem
cral of the United States at London, was pre-
sented by Gen. Merritt 10 the lord mayor Of
London on Friday last, and assumed his duties
yesterday
| THE Acting Secretary Of the Navy has or.
dered an escort to be detailed and suitable
naval honors shown TO the remains Of tho
late Commodore Young on their arrival IN
New York to-day.
THR following officers Of the navy are back
to their posts Of duty in this city from Panama
Lieut., Comdr, McCalla, Lieuts Mason, Reeder,
Kellogg, Colwell, sharp, Badger, Capt Higbee,
and Lieut. Harrington.
Hon JOSEPH MEDLL, the venerable and dis
tinguished editor Of the Chicago Tribune, is a
the Arlington, on his return from Fortress
Monre, where ho has been sojourning forsom'
time for the benefit Of his health.
MRS JoHS N. McELRoY, the wife Of the
managing editor of the National Tribune, ar
rived hero last week with her children from
her old home in Toledo, Ohio, and will worry
soon go to keeping house in this city.
| PRESIDENT CLEVELAND has never been west
Of the Alloghenies, and we have dim and
twinkling suspicion he does not more thar
half comprehend what a civilized and enlight
enGd people we are out this way, Mr.. BayarC
and Hr. Lamar are two other distinguishes
gentlemen who would stand good deal c
travelling west by nor west, -ChcdgO NeiOs.
THE Presidents callers yesterday included
the Vice President and ladies, Speaker Car
Isle aud friends, Senator Mcpherson, Repre-
sentatiyes Henley and Cabell the commi'
siouer Of agriculture, Minister 8, s. Cox De-
egate Carne, Mr.. Ignatlus Donnelly, the Seore
tary of State, Senator German, o. w. Cutler q
New York; J. n. Wilbur OF New York; DR..
A, AyordCk, Of Covington; Robert 3. steyon'
OF New York II. H. Waldo, of New Mexico
Frank MeCoppin, Of California; A. NJ, CapT
aud Dr. j. L, W. Thompson, minister 70 ilayt
National Republican., 1885-05-19
whiIo tradition Of the literature Of
the ninteenth century remains.


The REPUBLICAN Is IN receipt Of an elegant
volume, entitled "The National Capital, Past
and Present, the story Of Its Settlement,
Progress and Development, With Proltisc H..
mslrations Of Its Historical objects, Public
Building, Memorial Statuary, and Beautiful
Homes" II ls book gilmore than $50 pages,
printed on fine paper, from clear, handsome
type, and illustrated in accordance with re.
fined taste and good judgment without too
carGhil counting Of the cost Such n work
will find place in elegant bones, and will be
sont abroad by washingtonans who are proud
of their city. Indeed there has long been de-
maud for such II book as this to show TO the
millions who do not aud caunot visit the capt
tai lust what Washington is. The work is an
nounccd as tho joint production Of Mr. stllson
lIuichns and Mr.. Joseph West Moore, and
they havo unqucstiouably succeeded in pre-.
scnting truthful and interesting story Of
Washington. 1t Is sure to have All immediate
and large sale.
National Republican., 1885-05-19
WAsnINGToN, d. C., May IS.


EpiToB y HiUSAL REPUBLICAN: Some hours
spea. at the Great Falls Of the Potomac care
fully inspecting the water works, the canal
above the opening, or inlet Of the Washington
aqucdnct and the adjacent stables, hOgpcns,
wRllOws water closets &c, enables me to
positively affirm all Gen Boynton says on the
Washington water supply. Through the sluice'
way Immediately above the opening into the
aqueduCt the canal water poisoned by the
pOluting sources mentioned is constantly
pouring into the river, and almost Immediately
enters the conduit and ultimately the
stomachs Of the people OF Washington. With
cholera threatening us, with Plymouth hOr'
rors fresh in our minds, II would seem that All
early abatement of this nuisance would at
least cOnducc to the health ofthe peopleOf our
city II is to he hoped that the authorities
will act promptly in the matter. NJ. ID.
National Republican., 1885-05-19

REFERRIEG TO the "clamor in the
columns of the newspapers that hate or
fear tho administration because the 'spoils'
are not being distributed to hungry DEM
ocrats with sufficient rapidity," the Capital
says: mo friend of the President or OF
good government has been heard to utter
such complaints. They come from mere
solf-seekers, the strikers and bull-whacE-
ers of our politics" The terms employed
in describing the malcontents are some'
what inelegaut, but they express a woll,
known fact
National Republican., 1885-05-19

THE vicious condition OF tho water
supply OF Washington is calculated to ex-
cite great alarm in tho minds of those
dependent upon it during the hot season,
The engineer in charge of tho water
works ought not to bo ignorant Of the
foul state in which the wator undoubtedly
Is. IL is most extraordinary that the
health and welfare Of whole city should
be imperled by the neglect or inetiiciency
of persons paid to preserve that health
aud welfare. The truth had better be &C.
knowlodgcd and a remedy found for the
present state of things. If greater Off
ciAl diligence will reach and remedy the
evil let US have that.
National Republican., 1885-05-19
DosToEFIoE NOTICE

Letters for Europe need not be specially d,
reeted for dispatch by any particular steamer In
as ali Trans Atlantic fnails arc forwarded by tho
fastest vessels available.
willelose (PRoMPTLY In all cases) at this once
steamship Ems, via asopthampton and Bremeni
at z a, N for France direct, per steamship 81;
oermain, via HaXte Geblers must % dlseetea
land per steamship Portlai at 1850 p. M for
TruHflo aud Ruatan, per steamship e. H.
THuRSbRY'~At 4 a. IN. for Ireland, per
steamship City OF Richmond, via Queenstown
conntrieS must be directed ''per City OF Rich.
mond")i at 8 a, m. for Europe, per steamship
Ham6urg Cietters for ireland must be directed
.per Hamm9nis)i at 10 IN. q n; for % Central ol
amsSp As5sa HaS cSon ms Via ASpn vail %eess % Po or
Naxico must be directed per Colon, y at I p;
m. for Bermuda, per steamship Mnrleli at l $50
SH YScaiSn, Meziso. per steaasalp ely q fueSis
Netters for other Mexlean states must DC d.
FRfDHY.-At q a. m. for newfoundland, via
Halifax at ll'3o a m. for Hayti' per steam
sAT6RDHY.,-At 0 a. m. for Jamaica, per
steamship Edith GSGdeni at doiSO a m; o1 ior
| at 1880 a. IN. tor Belgium direct, per steam
ship waesand, via ;AnlWerp Qetters must be
| Wlndward IslAnds, per steamship Trinidad at
| 1880 p. ~. for Cuba ana Porto Rico, per steam
| ship Saratoga, via Havana.
Mails for China and Japan, per. steamship
| City of Toxic (yia San Franoisool, close
here May s20 at 4 p m. Mails for Australia
| New Zealand, Sandwich and FIJI Islauds, poI
steamship Zealandia (yla San FTanelscol, close
| here May $50, at y, m. Tor on arrival al New
| York OF steamship Celtic with British mall
~ 3Fhe ssS ssScdais of closing OfTrans mails
| is nged on the presumption OF their unln
| terrupted overland tTansit TO San Francisco
| Malls from the east arriving ON TIME at Saf
| Francisco on thed day OF sailing OF steamers arr
dispatched thence the came day.
| HENRY q, PEARSON, Ppalna aslef,
| Po6ToTFicE. NEW York, ", y, May 10, 1880
National Republican., 1885-05-19
Who is the Second Lady Of the Land Mrs.
Hendricks.

EDITOR NATIONAL REPUBLICAN; In your
issue Of the 18th instant you invite concise
opinions as to who ranks in the social scale
next to Miss Cleveland; IN other words, who is
the second Indy in the land? An unbiased,
uuprejudiced Missourian thinks that Mrs Vice
President Hendricks Is entitled to that dis
tinction for the following reasons: 1, In tho
cvcut OF tho death of the President, by tho
right Of succession the Vice President would
become President. 2. The Vice President was
the second choice OF the delegates OF the DEM
OCratC party and was elected by handsome
majority Of the sovereign people. 8. There
should he no social distinction between Cabi-
net officers, for each have separate and distinct
duties 10 perform. besides they arc appointed
by the President and not elected by the people,
as was the Vice President. 1. Mrs. Hendricks
is the wife Of n man who was once deirauded
ont OF his present position, and this fact should
not DO lost sight Of D.. Mrs, HGndrluks IL a
western woman, and does not hail from the
cast-a section. God knows, that IS suffering
from the gout bya surfoit Of good things po
| litically
Therefore, we conclude that the Vice Presi
dent, being the second choice of the sovC.
reign people of this great country In apolitica
sense, surely 1t would follow that his ntelli
gent and noble wife should walk hand in hand
and share alike the honors with her dis
inguisnedlhusband in.alsocal sensea
WASHINGTON, b. c., May IS.
National Republican., 1885-05-19

THE revised edition of the Old Testa-
mcnt published iu England last Friday
will be given to the American public to-
day. 1t is understood that the rules laid
down at tho outset for the guidance
of the translators have been adhered to,
and that just the results intended and an
ticipated have been reached.
National Republican., 1885-05-19

OUR morning contemporary referl to
tho present incumbent OF tho executive
oficeas IAN Anti. Protectionist President" ="
Inasmuch as Mr. Cleveland is known to
bo in favor OF protecting American in.
dustrics he cannot bo anti.protection,
Not being anti.protection, how can he be
protectionist ?" To what "protec-
tonisp does our contemporary believe
he is anti" Certainly not to Mr.. Ran
dali, the distinguished Democratic leader
and trusted counselor of the admins
tration, who ia the foremost protectionist
IN his party. The plain truth is, Presi'
don't Cleveland stands pledged to protec'
tion.
National Republican., 1885-05-19

London, and not on = tour around the
world inspecting consulates, as has been
generally supposed. Ho was one Of the
party who went to tho Indian country
with President Arthur and Gen. Sheridan,
and became quite favorito with the
President, to which fact no owes his ap-
pOiutment.
National Republican., 1885-05-19

If Pope Leo reads the secular papers Of
the United States carefully he can hardly
make mistake in the selection of Cardi-
nal McCabes successor II is on ques-
tions of this sort that tho average Amori.
can editor displays his amazing atiiuence
of wisdom to tho best possible advantage,
National Republican., 1885-05-19

IT is stated that of the sixteen mem-
bers of tho Old Testament revision COM
mittee only six survive. Their aggre-
gate sittings have amounted to seven
hundred and ninety-two days of six hours
aonh
National Republican., 1885-05-19

For the encouragement of two hundred
aspirants for poetic fame the brilliant
young editor Of THE REPUBLICANS ad-
mirably conducted waste basket desires
formal notice given that he has room for
a peck of "verses" day in excess of
present receipts.
National Republican., 1885-05-19

GEORGE PUGH VEST son OF Senator
Vest, of Missouri, is n young lawyer Of
fine requirements. Ho was appointed by
President Arthur 10 lioutenaney in the
Narmy, which no declined. 1t being tho
Motley OF tho government to appoint con-
sllar clerks with Wow to preparing
thehA for consular positions, President
Arthur appointed young Vest as consular
clerk Since then he has passed cred
itable Examination aud been ordered TO
National Republican., 1885-05-19

IT is understood that the Democratic
brethren in this city have deoided-in
view of many mortifying experiences
that they will not again get hilarious
over telegraphic news until it is con-
hrmed by mail arrivals or GtIidavitS.
Their latest fall was the cruel hoax OF
last week-the eanard that Logan had
been "laid OUT by the election of Lam
bert Tree.
National Republican., 1885-05-19
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An renrosentatIons INIT The above work, aa
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National Republican., 1885-05-19

II there is any public business in the
United States that is altogether national it
is the business of the New York custom
house Now York has no moro claim than
any other state to the colleotorship and
other appointments in that branch of the
Treasury Department.
National Republican., 1885-05-19

SECRETARY MANNGNG's gold pile con-
tinues to vanish at the rate of more than
million week At this rate suspen-
sion of gold payments, except for re.
demption of legal tenders, is not far Off.
National Republican., 1885-05-19

Rs-pariics hof'Hg hcsiiV d'vfHg he hS1isi
term can hare TuF DAILY NATIONAL RErrVIcNS
matted To hcir dddr,ss, by s,ndiE0 Meir directions
10 me Business Odce, at h' tor pricc Of RIM tcrs
Il month Including postage. By mis- means hty
1rin hare dqRy Information qf irhai Is t,WRDrhg
in HdshHg'OR.
National Republican., 1885-05-19

"Unce Toms Cabin was splondldly placed
on the stage of Barton e Logan's Dime Mu.
scum yesterday by the Sterling Dramatic Com.
pany. Though an old play to Washington
people il is always found to be an attraction,
and this was fully proven by the large audi.
enCes that were present yesterday, who fire.
qucntly appauded the members of the troupe
for their excellent rendition OF the play. The
well trained dogs added much to the realistic
effect Of the performance. To-day and to-
morrow the same play will be presented and
for the balance Of the week "The Danites.n
National Republican., 1885-05-19

GEN. WALLACE has magnihed the Turk
ioh Mission into such big thing that
Mr., Cox will have to stump around lively
or he will be lost in it.
National Republican., 1885-05-19

VICTOR HUGO is reported to BIO dying
Tho announcement Of his death is not un-
likely 10 appear in this issue. He will be
known in history as the greatest French
man oiHhis time. His work will live
National Republican., 1885-05-19

THE Canada Pacific railroad is COM
pletod, making tho fourth transconti-
mental line, 1t opens up for settlement
vast extent Of country, but it is not ex-
pecto 10 pay Interest on its cost
National Republican., 1885-05-19

THE various temperance organizations
in the city should unite in a demand that
our water supply shall be preserved from
contamination.
National Republican., 1885-05-19

An official report, even on so simple n
question as cold water, is of no earthly
use whom known facts disprove its con-
illusions.
National Republican., 1885-05-19

THE shooting of young ladies by their
rejected suitors is n growing industry
that should be sternly ropressed by vigor-
Gus use of hemp.
National Republican., 1885-05-19

REL should wcito to J. Davis for
points as to how 70 escape the eonse-
euences Of his recent acts.
National Republican., 1885-05-19

WHEN Mr.. Cox gets to Constantinople
it should be his first care to secure the
succession to Gon. Wallaco's interest in
the man at the wire.
National Republican., 1885-05-19

In the court of claims yesterday, on motion
Of Hon. Samuel Shellabarger, the following
correspondence In relation to the retirement
OF Hon. Charles d. Drake from tho chief jus
ticcship Of the court was ordered TO be en-
tered ON the Journal and printed in the next
reports OF the court:
WAsHlSGrON d. c., Feb. 2j, lss5-Hon,
CHARLES d. DHAKE- Dear Sir. The under
signed, members of the bar of the court of
claims. take this opportunity to express TO
you the respect they feel, and have always felt
for the varied Learning, signal ability, ana
purity OF purpose that have marked your iu.
diCiHl career rs Chiel justice of that court iOr
the past fourteen years.
Be assured that in your retirement from
| that high position, so long aud so hunOraDy
the bar, with their earnest hope that your HE
may be spared for many years Ia the enjoy
| mont of the honOrs you have so iully earned,
With great respect !. W. Douglas Thomas
| SimOns, George a. King, Eppa Hunton, " B,
Edwards, Charles i Benjamin, $. >. Burdeu,
! }. G.. Klmbull, 4. II. Howe, William w. War
| den. Glen w. Cooper, Joseph $. Fowler, 4, IL.
| y. McPherson, j. 4 Power, John {. Fay, Allan
| Rutherford, John Paul Jones, Robert u. Lines
| H. 4. Merriok, $. j. Crawford, Lewis Abraham,
| John IL. Voorhees, samuel NJ Lake, &c. Cole,
! Frederick T. Stanton Charles y. Mayer, Henry
| VI. Baker J. W. smith, r. a. Burton, William
| $, Boutwell, Nathaniel Wilson, ]. II, McGowan,
| Charles y. Iloyey, s. Bartlett, w. ,, Webb, y
| VI, wilson, samuel ShCllnbNrRer, william h'
Earle, Benjamin Il. Butler, L. 4, Dye, Henry
beard, \. X. Browne, Robert Morrison, ], u
Hlldcbrnnt, Charles King, William B. King,
John Davis, Isaac :, Lyon, Ilartwell 4. Heath,
William IL. Browne, William a. Maury, nnr'
vGy Spaldng William L. $. Curtis, NJ. +. Nor
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Frank W. Iackett, j. llubley Ashton, Edward
! Avery, A. N. McBlair, ]. Coleman. John J.
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Wobb, q. Il. Hamilton, A. 5. Worthington
Fillmore Beall, samuel Maddox, Mills Dean
James NJ. johnston John y. Sweat, !. G.
Heald, John GoOdc, G. G. Lancaster, Charles
| A. Gregory, Charles Dovcns, o. W. Holmes
IT,; John r. Dillon, James II. Savillc, j. "
Warner, Wm. !. Miller, Eugene Carusi, :. $
Ilcnkle, A. q. Riddle, John n. Oliver a. B
DuyAll, j. IIoldsworth Gordon, s. X Bond
William Twombly, Woodbury. Wheeler. Alex
Porter Morse, Henry f. Davis, Francis Miller
James q. Payne, L.. q. Hine, IL, H. Wells
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Amber smith, Benjamin Harris brewster
Leonard Myers, Horace $. Cummings, John ID
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National Republican., 1885-05-19
Personal COMFORE
.ILY MALKs oN EAsY FEET,

DAILY WALKS ON EASY FEET,
IN
The open air and sunshine best promote health
and longevity. Hence the elite Of the world
Vlslt DIR WHITES Establishment 1410 Penn
syiyania avenue Opposite Wizards IIote), for
the treatment OF CoTns, BuniOns Club and In
Verted Nails, and all diseases of the feet HIS
twenty.hfth consecutive year Of practice In
Washington. (lldtimOrQ Estabshment. III
North Eutaw street) once fec. Vi . sitting
National Republican., 1885-05-19

PURE water is paid for and must DO
had by the consumers of Washington.