Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-11-12
From the Chicago Herald. Adm, Nov. 4

From ths Chicago Herald, Adm, Nov. q.
Coed M~ews:-DeaGIas IL Defeated,
No Senator will be elected until 1861
The National Democrats hold he Balance
oil Power.-Good News for the Demse-
racy of the Nation.-Lst every Dsmocs1s
In the Land Rejoicel
On the eve of going to press We have re-
ceived priyats dispatches from Cairo Jones
borough, S~aawneetown and other points IN
Egypt, assuring usof the election ostne
and, probably, three National Democrats to
the Lower House. une assuring Us, also, that
three of the Democratic Senators holding
over, will, beyond doubt, oppose the re-elec-
ton Of Douglas. Added TO this good news
We have the assurance that several of tho
Senators and Representatives just elected,
and supposed to be favorable 10 Douglas,
will not snpao,thin, but will maintain the
integrity -oi .ihe Democratic party of the
csuntry BY voling for Judge Breess, or some
elher good and reliable Detsoerais
This Intclligepce CONES 10 US in sach
sha De. and from sources so reliable, that we
cannot doubt it-eanDot doubt that Mr..
DOUGLAS will be defeated In his efforts 10 Sc
cure his re-eiection to the u. s. Senate
The true friesas Of the Democratic party
in the Lsgisiainne, rather than throw . FIRE
brand in the N ationaI Councils Of the party
will 60 vote as 10 prevent the election Of Ell
ther Douglas or Lincoln. and leave ihs mat
ter open uutil 1860. when The Democracy of
the State will be better ssls TO setils :he
contrssersy aconsisteaIly with the welfare Of
the De.nocrstIe party
We congratulate tho Spartan band Of
Nstion.l Democrats in Illinois. and the
Democracy of thu country generally, upon
this int s~ifseBce, and assure them they may
rely upon lis trufhsvlRsss. Doaglds is de-
6salsd. and she Deeesatie psrsy 4~ill=hc~saGe
from his disorsanizing efforts ater the next
session Of Congress-, which viii finally close
bis Senatorial career This 10 as il should Be.
Lot svery Democrat in The land r~sjoice!s
rhs scotch fren Ptpet Hew me Peoples Szo-
lss sqaasderet ntH fsask
When lsBsnsisnr was first called ahrosph
these celumns etes5he significant fact THAI
HE eoHtfnes for fasnishiag the iren pi9es, 10
conduct the waser through she national cspe
itaI had been SO awarded shat they were to
be imported from Great BEiiain,. while our
os n ~fuendeeies we re- laying idle, and that.
in the face Of the fact that the coBraes
was awarded 10 favor of the foreign iron at
a higher price than bids were made from
tbs city, the only Pailiation-e az , pology offer
ed hy Captain M<gs, Ga behalf I the Admin-
list ration, was, that the pipes could not be
fuenished by our bidders within the tine
linited1 by the censsact-thes LIST Of Oeseber.
The preference Of the award BY which the
lewesfs bidders were ~upinst.y excluded, and
foreign iron favored NJ the expense Of saf-
fering Penasylvan mia, was npon The groaad
that The Scotch pipes could be obtained In
season, aSa - ~ essese anaaI
Whsn commenting sspon shia act of un-
w~arFaatable Partiality We took occasion aos
only 10 express doubts of tGe Prscticsbilliry
Of execsting the eontract, but expressed
the decided opinion that the Scotch centrac-
tor could not ill the order within the time
SLOWED, saying, sflet theydates and the COM
Ga.cs.ss. however ba 5..ne in mind, end the
TOT s;ct 10 watched .uiss
w have wascfed tie progresses efvthis
BUSINESS esrefulIy, and ths time has ex,aafed
without the MliIImeu . the rSntfact.-
fss Of October has come and gone, acd
not'a pound Of Scotch pipe has been deirv-
cred in Washington, nor has any notice
been recsiyed, so far a. We are informed, OF
Is shipment from abfosd! These facts re-
ldirs ne cotnms1f.i sThey speak for them.
selves. Our own responsible founders wefe
aside by the administrator, on the
ana miserable pretext that they
,ouid not execute the contract. They were
THANKFULLY iose f~slaugked and msftfeated, in
,fdet to'divids the profits Of a JOB among con.
par:i sans, and low, when the day of
settlement can no longer be put of, ii is
discovered thet tho whole scheme was Just
he contrisance We expected, when it was
disclosed TO the public. Il is only an>
feature IN the system OF veRaf jobbing
which has made this administrator notori-
nus for its prsfiigacy and corruption. In The
Whole history Of the government, including
he days Of Tylerism, when every man was
with his price, there never b efore
Ias been witnessed such open and f1agrant
Ibuse of patronage, or such corrupt appli-
ces.-Phaadelphia North american, oct.
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