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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-11-18
The Election of a Lord Mayor of
.e 5sE London. -# aE

The election for Lord Mayor of London,
took place on the 29th ult. A correspond
ent of the Century gives the manner of con-
Quoting the election, as follows:
The only persons who have right to
vote for Lord Mayor are members of what
is called the livery of London" that is
members elect, and belonging to one of the
following societies: Apothecaries, ATmor-
ers and Braziers, BARRIERS, Blacksmiths,
Bowyers, Bricklayers and Tillers, Brewers,
Butchers, Basket makers, Carpenters, Clock
makers, Cloth workers, Comb makers,
Cooks, Coach makers, Cordwainers, Card
makers, Coopers, Curriers', Cutters, Carmen,
Distillers, Diapers, Dyers, Rmbroiderers,
Farriers, Fletchers, Fish mongers, Fan
makers, Founders, Framework Knitters,
Gilders, Glass sellers, Glaciers, tGlovers,
Goldsmiths, Grocers, Gun makers, Horners,
Haberdashers, lnnholders, Iron 'mongers,
Joiners, Leather sellers, Loriners, Merchant
Tailors, Musicians, Masons, MERGERS, Nee
die makers, Painter stainers, Pattern
makers, Poulters, Pewterers, Plumbers,
Scriveners, Saddlers, Silk throwers, Ship
wrights, Stationers, Spectacle makers,
Tallow chambers, Tin plate workers, Turn
ers, WINNERS, Upholsters, Wax chambers
Weayers, Wiredrawers, Wheelwrights and
Woolmen.
The election is held at Guildhall, and in
front of the building fence is built, with a
gate for each society. An officer called a
beadle stands at each gate, and wears an
embroidered cloak. and carries In one hand
gilt rod, with basket shaped butt end to
it, called mace. He is supposed to know
all the members Of bis society, and, theo.
retically, no others are admitted-but,
practically, those whose curiosity like mine,
was an overmatch for their modesty, con-
trived to get in. After the arrival of the
Lord Mayor, Common Councilmen, Sheriff
| and his deputies, with sundry other officials,
all rugged out in their gorgeous, fantastic
gold lace, fur and feather plDmage, they
adjourned to an adjoining church, where the
Lord Mayors chaplain preached sermon,
which was very good in one respect, as II
was not more than fifteen minutes long.
!. All hands then went back to the hall
4 which by that time was filed with people
4 1t was then announced that the meeting
would proceed to elect Lord Mayor, and
sundry candidates were named, and as eacl
name was painted on board and held III
alternately above the heads Of the crowd OF
the platform, the friends of each candidate
would hurrah and swing their hats. Ate
putting up first one board and then another
until it was very apparent whose name eli
cited the most noise, and Induced the larges
number to swing their hats, it was declare
that Mr.. John Carter was duly elected Lor
Mayor of the city. Mr.. Carter came for
ward and made q short speech and the per
Torrance ended.
Some Of your readers may suppose tina
the members of the different societies folloN
the trade or occupation indicated by thel
name, and such probably was the case whe
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-11-18

this, the general spoke, but it would occupy
too much of my space to give more 1t
was not an orator seeking to astonish his
auditors by eloquent periods, but chief, an
ardored friend, in open hearted converse
with his faithful adherents, awakening in
them sentiments Of patriotism by the recital
of acts of beroism. But the hour of our
departure was drawing nigh, and we were
obliged to take leave of our kind entertainer
and regain our carriages.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-07-22
! EZIO Mes 81 0R "a Is

Ira SuEsA9IERI04 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
York, has purpose
desirRha lands be had at COM
lands te the attentio and ofamEBo
and
t m9Ee
Acres Of cheap IN nain.
the States
Missouri audi VIM soon It's Into other
Tommigrants from Europe. the young
our ties and biYesof
constant and dread that panic or pestlsce
channels Of trade
seeka home where such perls unknown: ~ IS
mean eli as negotiat purchasers
have large tracts isyeTY
The nsshb9Ftng and
bic Is climate Is temperate
and Peach, pple, the Pear alike
than new States It's iyers and tnnu
me
the state has expended large in
which place almost few hours ride
either it, Of the cities Of Gin
inviting lanl, far cheapert this
gon No where else earth lands filled with access1
bic Coal orIEon Ore covered with choice Timber and
celIent Grain and Grass Fruit and Roots, be OBJ
good within
City for less than the OF improve
The TABLE LANDS of EAST TENNESSEE present some
the most inviting fields for Industry and enterprise
and a. ls
Lands covered with useful Timber present natural
products onshipboard 80 hours and
can buy his Dry Goods Mt home as cheap
with perfect ION one to three olIars Per acre
word as to ts single objection which has kept these
lands 50 long uncuy0tel, and which Keeps them in
Mt q bare thct intrinsic yalueat Of
subsistlng fact whose existence
it has control But all confidence intending
settlers need not and should not
longer as q hlndranse 70 settlement onsyour That
grand discovery Of CoscKREEp
caY diSposes so far Let heals
OF millers take
pie homes IN company: Let them clubbing their means
send two of their humber to oo at such lands
scrutiny, buy from five to twenty thousand body
all good point they requires then let them
put these up at auction to the highest bidder. whether
be entitled to ia land or money Of nrey
his proportion Of any profit realized ftom the
Thus, the Company will form a sort of spontaneous
townships with Its roads, bridges stores schools, church,
Such location may easily already, in fact,
exists IN every county above tte-waer; and
sire ocnter The city of Wheeling the Quaker portion
exempliry tie s we here inc9te thus Before steady
and copous influx Of Free Labor immigration, Slavery
ami Settlers ind their property
Young OF the free States glorious career opens
before Vol We prefer you cheap land ample timber
the dread depreciation, adaptation
to all the and fruits of temperate 20 e,
seasons Ths, lav, more hanhalf the arabic in
E9aa ms been turned BY Rox while much Of the
vii readily and eeaP,y restore
to theatre for exer!ton, proEsred
Can maps descriptions, surveys, etc. write
to postase stamps, Of course and your in
peass ae sns FhNo SS
JOHN c. UNDERWOOD ID, uenera al Agent Am EmiFrant Aid
ie25-1y : SssE = 1sss -etA.
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THLE }IER
[FEonthe Traet JoaEnal.l
RECONCILRD.
-.
DYFHoEBEc CARY.


o, years gone down into tho past,
Whatpleasant memories come to me;
Ofyonr ntronbled days OF peace,
ana y hours hour ot5a!most e 29s
YetYwonld 4 have no moon stanCisstill
Where liFc's most pleasant yalleysilie,
Norgw heel the planet OF the day
Backson MS pathway. throog sl ne !si.sS:s
For though, whensy hful pleasures died;
MYSVoutfi itself Swent4 with them, too;
To-day, ayl even his very. hour, s
IS =tne6 pest nouE 81 ever IN
Not that my Father gives tome
More blessing thansiny days; gone by;
Dropping in my uplifted hands
fAlla en1tlgss 1ot=S s1alcn : on'la'y cry
But that his plans and purposes
Have grown tome less strange and dim;
And whore Iscannot understand,
Z trust tne. issues unto MN.
And, sriteIof many broken dreams,
This have truly learned to say
Prayers, which thought unansweredo once,
were answered an goa s. own oests way.
And though some hopes cherished once
Persisted untinely ere their birth,
Yet have been beloved and bleSt
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-07-22
FIRST SPRING STOGII

FIRST SPRING STOGII!i
AT Extrcnl ely low PrIcen, Bow Opening nj
ISAAC EFES "a & asE8'a.
III AYIEtf just returned from New York with we'll
Ii lcctcl nulverY cheap Dry and Fancy Goods,
would request tile pubc examine II before purchasing
elsewhere. Nystock ot Dress Goods will found to
st OF the styles and Iguarantee that prices
lower than those other house Twoud cali parties
ular attention Figured Brll.&nts richly
lSSle, mt only 12Sc Plaid Ducals worth
cord44 Chntzes worth 5c and goods Pre-.
portion. hIuslns and Irish LneI will Muslin
26c Mt and Irish Linen 45c. $50 Bouetk.
comprising the latest Styles which being purchased
dsrect from the manufacturers will se cheaper than
before 10u pcs Honnct Ribbons; uchrs Flowers AM:
every thing aNrertanin Millinery which
branch the attention the Trade and will
be offered a theslO lowest figures.
EAiBROTDERIES-If you the largest, best
and cheapest stock give ca and promise sell
Collars, sets of Sleeves and Collars RGns and
Edgfngs at less fgures than other bIisl,m
200 pr Kid Gloves at only SOC, worth 81; pr
1Qc worth 25c 200 Linen liza dkerShrfs II
lS n0 do at worth 25c;1 25 lie
at worth 0I1S;50 at Soc, sup do
worth $l 1000 white BrilliantS
lS 100 Puff do at worth 25G; we'll aSany other
white goods such ansoOks both plain plaid striped
proportionataly low. 5000 Dollars Piece Gooqs
suitable for Merchant Trade, which am
confident have the stock will
to tile Trade at less p any other House Wheeling
eau sell them at; and all asks and am
convinced of ability to SELL. Gall and for
EoursSiyes. ISAAC Prayer,
F nh2 lz9zzs % Main St.
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FRETGHrs wE srWARD,


this Route Hrshts of descriptions can he rd.
cd from Philadelphia. New YORK; soston Baltimore to
Illinois Iowa, or Missouri Rod1d
witt, Steamboats, brwkc!I Goods forwarled toany
port the Ohlo Kentucky, Tennessee Cum.
bsrland sstsstppi, Wisconsin, Missouri Eausss
Arkansas and Red and Cleveland Sanduskyand
Chicago with Steamers to ali the estern
Lakes.
and shippers the transportation of
their Freight to this Company, rely with on
its speedy transit.
I'll RATES OF FREIG HI to any point the West by
the Pennsylvania Rail Road as trOTa6is
as ara charged By other r. a.. Compdntes.
~ Be particular pac kages tsyIA PESSA n
Merchants in the West ordering the East will
do well to direct them TO be shipped by This Route
Parties attending their shipments from the EnSt
gl to their interest to call the Agents this
at the following. places before shipping; or letters
addressed to them subject freights viii
meet with prompt attention. = 80.
- Ed. SNEEDEF, PHILADELPHIA.
MAg dRy 81, KooSs 80 North Street, Baltimore.
LEEGti2& Coz No. 81 Kitty Street, Boston,
H. 0USToN, Genk Freight a 1T. PHILADELPHIA
5HQUPT, CENT Ticket d 0't PhiIad zloSi5t
TH0SEA. SCOTT, Cert SuD't, Altoona, Pa, inn1s
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WINES. BR INDIES, RUNS.
n LACK TIesA = =

% TIERNANs6 SON No. North Charles St. RaltImore
for sale the following articles of their own
.pnrtation, arttcularly for family use: - $50 ~ t4t
SHERRY WIN ES-pemarttne,s finest nale.5yoIa
brown SlIsrries, insw 5nd in glass -
8PQRTaNHIN ESSandemailss com Dst rc q
Port, wood ansssin glass. 4 sst 4ffssI
MADhItA.NElNErSIohn Howard March's fine MADEIRA
In wool and Ing lass; also Gra1e Juice. -
aIarcobrnn.
quarts and :pints.s ss5' sst2 W
and Hennessysfne old pale aud
RuNLsnld and fine, Jamaica, Antigua Grenada am,
UObnAED &CiIN@Thes best alftyTfer m hI.1,d
no mixture OF EronlGttc poison In It. N z
zzaa lschests Of eitnestSOUG IONGT TEA mh541T
sAJEtpst received and for sal
4mhs9 W. A.EDwARDs GIRO
YANKEE Sauce, received and Tor
EEQERLINYire Belt GlaspS an43 E4nd ISsT
- y 1nys4 pSIcoLL EsBR u'a VARIETY Store
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-07-22

HEMP FIELD RAILROAD.
IL fteshs Intended for shipment on. the road must be
~ delivered between the hours of and y. M as
none befecelYetl atterthat hour T. SWEENEY, s
& 5seP 40saz#5 General Manager
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GASES AMI. CURES.
DYSPEPSI,

Ayeupg 26 had troubled with gestion for
several months, render great care
selection Of her food After eating, stomach became
acid food rising in her mouth with water, unpleaS-
anti heavy sensatlon her stomach continuing
bowels
addressed mental tion. See commenced taxing the
Dy3nepsia pills, morning and night I'D in less than a
week symptom of her disease had yanishe a,
and re al evil heinz
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-07-22

AEenttman Somewhat aiYanced IN years strong robust
constttuton. had lately been deal affected with fnd
tongue bad taste the
anu attended with peculiar vertigo and whrng in the
head nch to render his riding carriage or
eminence, quite dangerous. After trying
several things ineectualy he Dyspepsia pills.
which aorde prompt relief pill every and morn
tngworkske charm, relieving all his vertigo other
5uppleas3
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PASSENGERS

From T1HEs ss5HsF como SCUM,
fW1nEs daily Sunday night excepted) for the rlay
House. Washington, Bredertcksburg Richmona Pc.
!" eldon, &C. &c.i (otG River an the
Richmond, fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad i nv
splendid and steamers Greek thence
Railroad. e t'4St t9s9-
H9urs Of departure from Washington, G:sO A. NJ and
e Ms Sundaysc cePted) Leave Sundays at $50 ri
only Baggage under charge OF special agent checked
through to Richmond, Petersburg and Weldon -
From " ashingt to Richmond ~ SIN
From do to Petersburg $1,000
From do to sWelIo n..:.....
From do 5z555 to Wilmington 49,
The Richmond Fredertcksburg Potomac abroad has
benin operation for 22 years, time no
senser has eher been ked crippled by accident
country. i# IITlI Si,Tt9 mt; sr+ "a ,ssts
June %, 1855 = : fy1s si.s
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II So @ IL e.
Baltimore alle ONO RIaiilE Road


SlJNfN1ESISAsE 1fANGBAIEIllT.
On and te1 It'll 1850; the Passenger
AStsTran&R Ill .befnn daily as follows
Efr3t@Te Great SouthWestetn Louis Cincinnati
luTobus, hselings BenWood, Baltimore Washington
CITY Wheelfng daily arriving
N A NJ
EAstetnRnd Southern cities. Returning fillmore
arriving Benwooa at AMI heelInEaf
connecting with great Western Southwestern
and train only
and supplying engine tll. f0e Gland water s5t
sscendrhe oeyelana Chicago st Louis,
1nuanap olts94 Dayton, QnennSS Columbus, Wheeling,
Be1Nooi CITY Express departs
daily eScept Saturdays arrives at Balti
more at connecting tile
and Southern cities. Returning leaves baltimore
A. NJ and arriving Mt and Wheeling 2:1O
berlRnd. i{sss35
Wheeling and aton train leaves
wheeling ai1y 1885 II arriving
In O1mberland Returning,
At SlN ~ 81 and arrive at at $50 r. II. THIS
train stops Mt all stations 5JsSB.# FORD, Agent.
l5:I.sP. Swim, Mater Of TrRnsnor tatEOn.
d, ". cox, Gen'L Ticket Agent ap1s.Ea
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Pull set large morocco case md As 90
Full set, 20large vIas nlplain case a az
Case of Is numbered boxes and IN
Case of any numbered boxes and boOk,.... 4 10
Single numbered boxes, with directions =. a5
Single lettered5 boxes. with directions, 81
Large plantation physicons case,1 2ozvtale Is an
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INNINGS no REMEMBER.

PLEASE REMEMBER-That these Specifics are entirely
IL all and in all Babies
may use them ~ hoOt danger, and 1sith benefit.
PLEASE REAIEMBE2 Thnt Thousands Of the most gift.
INTEL minds in this country Europe have
long sine in their adherence to Homeopathy,
Of diseases for themselves
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-07-22

Young OF % had hoarseness for fifteen
months During cold weather lost so as only
speak in on coughing. dry
ate Had taken several medicines with but little or no
benefit with the Cough PlIs-one pill three
times per !lay-nnd found himself proving, his
and softer, hoarseness passed on and
appetite improved, and in few weeks entirely well
having taken no other medicine.
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berlan6 = s5.s
Leaves
~ SG
~ 9tH a. ~ arrives az az
u, ". SOLE1 Genl Ftcket Agent. apis
TiTI7F1
ES1ll1aSlAb.F
t57.=sas7s z9szssss7s ezss $3.50 NJ
sssss7s S9S=s3s7
800 r1Y.sCIs5gAz - 3 ~ r.
- = q 42ENSS 1 II u. U Ia IIaEisE1 tt
NNOstnEc effect yVsil nns,Jo - a r, o7t
BriIsenSr ans
.e,oo 80 - - y Z EEs sesssssA
o:sU Train stopping at all stations
100 4, q and ~ STrlTeat tsourglLat n Am
44z0 AZ EFat stopping at all regular stations, and
arrive at P!t at 4:f0z r. AZ, at CleVe-
land t.6:l5 r n.
4:45 p 81. Express Train, stopping
10 Roehsster, East Of steuDenyille, and arrlyeat
pittsburgh Mt $50 p
rTC.
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writing to ST been time seriously
afflicted with bleeding plies and have regarded my as
your medicine (Pile spscfcl, and cured I have no
obligation.''
gentleman Of well and favorabIy known at
piles twenty years Sometimes from excessive hemor5
pain he was reduced to the
tence confirmed invalid disqualified any business
End life almost burden 1t isreeltss that he had
t:e all snrts Of remedies from all sorts DOCTORS to little
purpose He conauted me two ago, me5
From this he began improve, and never had
serious turn Of piles From TIE first month up ear
but doses Of pie pills would Tor
more found nthe annals
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OUR REMEDIES BIZ =,sI Al g.,

shooss and enclose the 10 current note Or stamps
by mail toour address, $50 New YorI- aTE
the medicine WIN be duly returned By mail or c5res Sss
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family should be without these cnratJyes
they are only adapted for domestic
and with them the Is and pre-
rst can meet
at the tbreahold aud ut bay. a tribe tmedfcns
in the rst hours Of disease perfectly cFe
hatWhlch by delay only be relieved and tent
Gus hours q suffering y these at hand Won
are Obliged t3 await the coming OF at often distant
but
the simple sPeeih and restore the rudy current Of life
again to heal and Joy There only no
IN any bat the general Influence mon
beyoud all question, is most
AGENTS WANTED.
We desire active, efficient agent for The o
remedies every town in the
Address, Df.2RsUUMPRREYSsFEsrS CO. sssss
NO. o62 Broad way, New York.
s-soll. by. Che nrn:sssts in Wheeling. nh141ly.
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PEEASES OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES the cure Of asngIe chronic
atnent, suchaS Piles Cararrl HeadaChe or Salt Rheu
viii u, more than ten times pay the cost Of. case.
PhEASE ER.hat two or four dollars invested
In of Specific Remedies, will return many times It's
value to you every freedom anxiety, preye
ton of and al)s te5rplIs = =
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COUGHS AND COLDS.

Agenteman; a public lecturer took severe cold the
latter part month"; willie travelling and lecturing in
northern though pnblic
every yet In two days ala Of the SPECIFIC,
without them.
tied on her severe cough pain in the side
anu c9lls yere usual
Dough pills four times day. three days size
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Six DalyzTratls between PhiI4Iephia and New4Yorl
Two Daily Trains between New York Boston. ThroutA
Tickets Gall tail good either of the above Trains
DO T5G1cKGFS to Boston good via Norwich Fal
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CLEVELAND, PITTS URGHsssWHEELINCS
RAILROAD.

For Tickets, Freight, or Information apply at r. r.
r; Office No Il Water street doors sprlgg House,
WleelinE,S Va, or at Bridgeport station.
il ". NI0gULLouGH, Prest. WILLIAMS, Agent.
=. Il: aiYsRs, Gen'l Tiki. Ag't.# apes
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-10-22

AELOAT.

Having once more got our paper alloat, we
.u look back over what we have been doing
Nj. week On Monday morning last, we went
IN Philadelphia to purchase the type upon
which this edition of the paper is printed AZ
,or No rot there we found that great deal of
,be material necessary to get out the Inquirer
hod ID lie made We were told, by old expo
,enced printers, that il would be impossible
e,r rs to get our paper out this weck-know-
;ng ina, we had to set up all the advertise
ments Discouraged on every hand, we deter
,oined that the Inquirer should be printed to-
aav--that Sunday should not go over without
arr subscribers having the paper to read
Ne had part of the type brought down on
Monday night and since that time we have had
material coming every day to help to build up
our darling. You have the result before you.
you may call that enterprise or wha, you like,
lint We will assure you that il cost no little
money or labor to accomplish the feat. But
il il done our Office is a fixed fact, that no
Thing hut an earthquake can demolish We
begin to breathe freer, and in looking around
ma the greatest wonder is how we ever accom-
nished so much in so little time.
Ii our paper has errors in i try and make
ont the meaning of the articles, and If it is not
prnted as well as usual, we could not get the
paper to wet it down until yesterday morning
when the required time to make it fit to
print i nj least three days.
To Henry Eckel, Esq, Of the Journal and
Statesman, we return our sincere and heart
felt thanks for many little matters that facili-
tated the contamination of our wishes, in the
times that tried our energies.
with every thing at our fingers ends we
fink that we will be able to hoe our own row
hereafter: We feel at least hundred pounds
heavier in our boots than We did q week ago.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-10-22

BALTIMonE-The municipal election was held
in Baltimore on Wednesday week. The usual
amount of rowdyism prevailed. Notwithstand-
ing all. however, the Reiormers have done no.
bly,. But for the violence employed and the IL
legal votes polled, they would have nndoubt-
| cdly swept the city.
In the Tenth ward, the notorious Club l"
nominee, John lIinsley, is defeated by the Re-
form candidate, by l22 majority. In this ward
The most respectable citizens were maltreated,
in their efforts to achieve this great triumph
over rowdyism.
bullot-box was smashed, and no return is
made.
The result shows that the naturalized voters
were almost entirely excluded Notwithstand-
ing this fact, the Rcformers carried seven
wards and, with two or three exceptions, the
most Objectionable candidates are Defeated
There is vast improvement in the character
Of the new Council
In the Nineteenth ward the Reformers en-
lorsed the American nominee, and claim him
rs n Rcformer.
The friends of reform are greatly encouraged
and hope to achieve n complete triumph in the
State election.
The popular vote, leaving out the Twentieth
ward shows the Americans have only 2S7 ma
iority, while they had 1900 majority at the last
election for mayor But little more than hall
The vote was polled.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-10-22

ged, by-necideut, and he stood unarmcd before
his adversary who took deliberate aim and shot
I him down in cold blood. Not one cut-throat
out of IL thousand but what would look upon
the deed with horror; but Judge-a gentle
man who deals out justice TO guilty parties
can throw aside his ermine, and murder, and
the deed is applauded The administration
journals had advocated publicly that he ought
to be shot down in the street 1t is not pro-
babIe that their suggestions would have been
carried out, by some one, even if this pure
Judge had not committed the murder. What
was Mr. BrOderick's crime? He had arisen
from among the working class. Iiisworst enc
mics can lay no charge Mt his door. Let IL
working man but raise above the work bench
or anvil in the social or political SCALE and you
will soons &c all snobdon at his heels This was
the case with Senator Frederick it will be the
case with any man who is foolharty enough to
raise his head above the common level Of hu-
mainly.
What reward will Terry get for this cold
bloodcd murder2 Cannot the newly elected
Legislature elect him to the Senate, or will it
be left to Mr.. Buchanan to give him a foreign
mission2 It will he well for the press through
out the country to keep n vigilant eye upon
him.