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from Senator Norwood's speech should at

tract attention.

Airoo the "Comments of the Press"

regarding the Cuban situation, printed

elsewhere in this issue, is an article from

the New York Commercial Advertiser fer

shadowlng the recognition of the belliger

ent rights of the Patriots by the Dominican

Republic If this prediction should be

verified, Spain would undoubtedly adopt

some aggressive method against San Do

mingo to prevent the insurgents from real,

izing any benefit from such a recognition.

"What would be the duty of the United

States under such circumstances 1

P. I. K., the Weeping Willow of tho

Wissahiclon.j is soon to be heard from

again. Anent this, the Philadelphia Been

ing Bulletin says

Judge Kelley has written another speech

upon the financial question and he Is going oat

to Ohio durlngtbe present week to deliver it

in behalf of the Democratic party. And yet

this man', who did not find It convenient to

help tbe Republican party In his own city and

fitate daring the last campaign, will sit In the

next Congress as the representative of a Re

publican district. He does not represent the

views of his constituents, and he is not In sym

pathy with his party and yet he has not a

sufficient amount of self-respect, or enough

regard for decency, to resign his seat in the

House so that his constituents may have their

rights. We have one consolation onder the

circumstances, and that is that the Democrats

will certainly be deieated in Ohio, and then,

although Kelley may bold on to the office, his

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National Republican. (1875). Washington City (D.C.), 1875-08-11. US/DR Newspaper Timeline. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn86053573/1875-08-11/ed-1/?sp=2

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: National Republican, 1875-08-11.