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Show THE POPULAR FEELING. The political uii nation, which is becoming a littln ninn' calm in the states, seems to U growing hotter at Waehinglnn. For the first time in a good tnnny years the galleries are with the democracy. The applause manifested during the warm political debute in the house on Tuesday considerably con-siderably annoyed the republicans. Such manifestations are of course out of order and should not ho tolerated; but their occurrence shows how the people are drilling and what is the temper of the public mind. The city of Washington is the national barometer baro-meter duripg the session of congress, and in a crisis like this the political doctors go to the capital to feel the pulse and get their dinguouis of tho national health. When the streeU of Washington and the galleries of the capitol shout for Tilden and applaud democratic speeche?, they but echo the positive sentiment and preponderating feelings feel-ings of the country, and these inoi- uttuuj arc saier luuicauous upon which tD predict the result of the next two mouths than tho proceedings proceed-ings in congress or of the investigating investiga-ting committees. If the people of the United States who voted for Mr. Tilden Til-den are narneet'y determined that he shall bo inaugurated, there can bo no question as to the result. Congrces will respond to the demand, in spite of all the troops Grant can gather at! tbe capital or parade on Peunsyl-Tania Peunsyl-Tania avenue. |