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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-03-31
An Ordinance.

tf the city Of Wmluei lu
nfuiios l. 10 IL oid iuei by the CITY Caun 0 1t w
mlhEton, Thal on CT after lln HrAt dsy ot Apl i3f
before nine o'clock in ile mesnns, frou lh4 fist d
hlfu 70 llt thitl eth liy uf September lture t'a
N .eN W the morning h"n The Inst dy oi Oeilh 'lH'
hiY "i N''eli, in any yeat nn any Wedu,sl
uI Sftarday, uf ri aal i'm4 an any Tuesiil OBJ ni'
WIN lno Intention Of selling the sant or shsn acn9 =
nEvnl shpWih ihat II 9 tile intention of tho r'intpi
sell the same. buy any meat fruit vrtel1l.. pf a1
article Of provision or food that ia lb- mahts e d,
ry Or mat l. being brnnghor has NJ hrsliht q w
sIall ba irti not las. than tsn 6aiIl i. .n0r o.
my dolltrs by tho Mayor or ava It,u. in ia. ''
nho lullusod 10 be- paid 10 iho iufuu uu.s
rasaed nj city li1ll, Wmiltau, Maieh lG
4, uJLtfNGsN
President ol tlN ciiy Corr
Attest, r. q. TANLuR r-tp. mfril-"
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-03-31
For REM

For Rent.
nrte horled brick building suitable for groesrv in
III AZ, ,fge house and from ten to hirte.n acrs m
[ & Sl'ape Tor trucking or for keeping coys And hn,s
'FPH WIN. McCAULLEY 4 Cti4 e'
COG Market Street
January 90, lsss Wilmington, Del
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-03-31

NEW CASTLE COUNTY
1gfJAl llSU HI NGG % 4plI'
Office y imiagton Institute, corner pfo.
and llarket Streets, Wilmington, DEL
lNTEthof vN 'kEhiuN NOTES kRpf7CLn B it,.
PER CENT
VlHh prneFe Of alulu-l Insurance ~ bell r, o. 2,
the .Atsst snd eAl fivncs 10 iar has proved 'ot,i
eholpes mea rs OF iisurAlee against Luss li rg o.!
hlhou n tnie lnsttGr1n uss b9aeu but - yesrs nd
rtne" ile li4l q iAsuers viii roinbae Ltvctai na
any oihfi 3 sd t'te Hs8 ly hr1 daring fiat tn .
th ush fey tsfa been promptly pfi s4sli wlotu
hlst lhsns in this nice nj ut4a had tii. ipis ra
To no burned ont etu su st. Tire object has been % =
cufe good INT oi tso risks rltbsr thsn 10 tW,i %
auilbei oi asu, without regard 10 haes4ds, isu h
tenins i1 shiy Of hnkiug the cAth esriial 10 eas
heavy dissfierF drsing the year.
DIRECTIONS.
MISREPRESENTATION Csnby, Gorge HighArisl
J 'hn A. Duncan, Jacob Pusey, William Tetnt, Clsi'
cut u. Sins tn, Johfl Cochran, Edward r HsAh sAl
uel Clnly, Chaa. Y. Rowland.
Elliott,
CHRisriANA HuEDnsp.-Jsmes 1idila
NEW Castle h1HnR,p- -jiba uva.
WHITE CLAY URsFg huSofTp .-Anrsm T. shannon
WlLLiAfisC CANDY, President
$. D. SMITH Secretary aud lrslsrfer = "a
n-ss Oileo houis tropi 10 ana from J TO T.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-03-31

THUS showing the white population Of
New Castle County to be 2l2l more than
Kent and Sussex combined. Men, call
ing themselves Democrats" shall not be
allowed to close their eyes to these facts.
Their refusal to remedy this glaring injus-
tico Is evidence, either of their ignorance
Of the first principles of democracy or
their contempt for those principles.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-03-31

HvI INC CONSTITUTION was amended
in 1881, New Castle and Sussex had
very nearly the same white population,
but Kent was falling behind In 1860,
tile white population in each of tho
counties was as follows =
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-03-31
100 BARRELS PER DAY,
"FARRELL WELL,

famous '' '''
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-03-31
CoNTINENrAL wN1Ls,

du'iug ovst
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Latest ship News.
ARRIVED.

AHNlNEU.
Bark jacob S,edt (Prusssnl, Spu'snder, Leshom w
Crrthagena April lst with maros Sc 70 w. j. Pate
Nav % lat 81 49, long Tt beaded Aamburs brig Auslss
West Indies for Hamburg and obtained supply Of pro-
visions
Bark Order Of LIVERPOOL Brown Ysza 70 day. with sue
&C. TO Yknsge. del Vale & Co. Let bark Elinswood,
Elingwood Tor NswYork, schr A. p. Fenne McLean foe
do day.
Br, II. johnson Of Yarmouth n g. Scott Arroyo r.
r. May I6 with sugar, &c, Boyd Hincken- Len BNt
Ansle Lee for New. York June l.
Bre Florence Nightingale. Of Lynn. Eng Wnslov, Are
csho P. X 10 nays with sugar, &c, to Geo. ~ baley. La
br. brig Advent . - 80 .
schr Willie Of Antigua Dyer Ruatsn, May 20 with frnt
&C. TO q. Vessels saw schr. Nor Westsr going IN Nay
~ oa Carysoot Reef spoke brig Bolivar from Mnatssn of
supplied Ter with provisions. Leit schf Cher Tor
New Orleans.
sch cooms, Beaufort N C., days with sin'
Der TO II. 4. Beck Co.
sch Myrover. Hushes wsshin,ton D. c., dsys in BAL
Schr Helene Person. City Point, days In ballast 70
SAILED.
Steamer-Cny Of Limerick.
Ships-Juia. Clsrs Wheeler.
Bng-S. IL. PIT.
Schooners-Julia l.. T. Baker, II. Inch, H. Albstfess
NJ Monson. w. Lee Palma Henrietta. Geo. DGoy, Wa
Van Name, Edith, wn.. Colyer. Mary Fletcher
BELOW.
Bark Oden (Br) from Cuba
WiND-At Sunset. S.-W.. light.
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OFFICE OF rns STREET CoxxIssioHsa,
vr,o CONTRACTORS. W. + PROPOSALS RtSiS IN

FUW CONlhAC lOhS. - IhOTO chl<o lN.
closed In sealed envelope, indorsed with the title
the and with the Of the bidder written Thereof
will be received at this Office until Tuesday June 20 Nos
III O'CLOCK, 4. IA, -
For regulating grading &c. Fiayeehh street from sss
ond avenue to East River.
Ror regulating grading &C., Ssveny-si1th street, fcr
Fifth avenue 10 East River.
For regulating grading Sc Fty nnths,reet. from seeead
avenue TO Third avenue.
For regulating grading &c. One Hundred and Ninth susst
nom Fifth avenue 90 Harlem River. -.
For regulating grading &C., One-Hundedand Thirty Az
street from Fourth avenue to Eighth avenue.
For regulating grading kc Fifty third street, nom IeaD
avenue TO Eleventh avenue.
For curbng gutterng and Tagging Fysecond street. ss
Firth avenue TO Eighth avenue.
For curling suerins aud aging Eleventh avenue re-
Finy third street to Firy-ninth street
For curbng gueIing and aagng Eightieh street. ire~
Third avenue TO East River -, =. L..
For curbns suterns and ggpg Forty eighth street. nse
Ninth avenue TO Tenth avenue. = ~.
For rebuilding bu khead north side Rivngton stress Z IN
River. . "a, ~,
For repsnkins and rendering Piers No. 50 ands[ ~
River.
For rebuilding Pier No. 81. East River.
For rebuilding Pier No ~, East River
For dredging beth sides OF Pier No. o. East River.
For rebuilding Pier No 81 North River. =.
For regulating and grading Forty hirdsseet from Ssess~
avenue to Third avenue ..,..s,
Blank forms of proposals. together with the specihesns~
and agreements can be obtained al this Office
Dated street Department, N.w,iork, June g. 1868
CHARLES O. CORNELL.
Street Commissionef
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The Patterson Spring MeetinR-Third and
Inst Dny's Rnclng-The Hurdle Racc.

Yesterday was the third and concluding day
Of most successful meeting OF the Psssaic Company
A ssociation. The attendance WIS excellent on the
first day. owing to the interest created by the great
for the Jersey Derby but 1t dwndled into insig
nifcance compared with the immense assembage that
as attracted by the steeple chase on the second day.
the first Of the kind that ever held In Aeri
ca. Yesterday the attendance although very numer.
Gus one far inferior in point Of numbers although
not in point of selectness to the preceding day The
fact Of hurdle race constituting Of the leading
features Of the as day, not being announced IN su
fcient time 10 become generally known 10 the public
probably the reason Of the falling of In the at
tendance. Had 1t been published even the day be-
fore, the citizens Of New York would have become
acquainted with the fact that hurdle race would be
one Of the third days events and there would have been
q far larger attendance. As ID was. the beray Of A.
Goldman esq., Of Patterson awarm supporter OF the turf
who gave individually 600 TO the race. which 90
the second horse was the OF the off
There is Disgusting the fact that TO the great
OF the community. aud novel sensation must
he introduced 10 attract them to in over.
wheming numbers. They are so accustomed TO SEN
satiOnal excitement that is only novelty like a
steeple chase hurdle that will insure their at
tendance In great numbers The steepe chase was
Announced long time previously. and the managers
were rewarded for their enterprsing energy by the
largest attendance ever witnessed on race OF oitng
course since Eclipse and Henry or Boston and Fashion
ran, II II equaed on those memorable occa-
sions The hurdle race was only announced the day
came OF. and Whatever may nave Deeh the cause We
association suffered in their receipts In consequence TO
great tent. 1t may be that the success which has
hitherto ATTENDED the Passaio Company Association,
have rendered them perfectly Indifferent 10 tho secnr
Ing Of the public patronage for on no other grounds
can we Account for their before announcing In
their bills the f. ct Of hurdle race constituting one OF
heir sp.ring evel Ia until the last moment. Our own
lntieipaiory notice Of such being part OF the
,rogranme was founded the information quali1ecly
ri, On us by the gem eman after whom the race is
arned few days preyAcus but wo do not see writing
uhsequent TO the event Why the usual publicity u tho
Interesting should not have been gwen long before
As IL was Il was the most tere.ng event OF the day
eplete it certainly with races Of the most en-
iting character
The first race was the Goodwin hurdlersce hnndictp.
Or purse Of $500 the gentleman after whom the race
Fas named individually giving 600 q. the second horse
The distance wac two miles over eight hurdles There
we're sr horses entered but i've Of them only faced s
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c.,,..,. and hIm,elf wefe busy eDsaeed that night
,nS he whole Saturday to complete the oS cUss s
% .hop very short time about noon on "nsay S VS.
sy h. police aud Ia. since been confined IN
G Gmrrsn and Duchnan, aud as hey eanio. " s taeS
ned counterfeit money nj No. Ee" BOWEL " .nr
49, now counterfeit ticket las hc c.fed tnr va NV
[ ,hey p,eaut and that al all the money ne h
cs he rived IN the country wash " p anu ,e Ppcinc
sd 10 The discovery Of the body and the arrest OF .he
ndsoners; III 900 in counterfeit currency ana o IT,
spoposed to be stolen. were found III Ioc'os "'u''' ~
found stolen goods at another place. ,. A.. ,nv..,
After the examination Of this Witness tnc lnvesu'
cation Was adjourned until this afternoon as
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Conclusion Of tho ehsetinS Rsaavet-Oees
snasion Of the King and DistxibssasA
or Prizes. ..l ..r.

Yesterday witnessed the closing and most i'm.
portant OF tho varied festivities OF the Eew.fofk
Schuten Corps, which has been held in Jones WOOD
for the last three days More enthusiasm and exu-
berant feeling displayed on this OCCASION It was
known that the proceedings Of the two former days
were but the prelude TO the last and final day, when
the most interesting ceremonies would come on-the
browning CT the Schutzen King and the distribution Of
prizes to the winners The bright and delightful pros
pect Of the day bad collected considerable crowd o
the grounds which kept materially increasing In mum.
Der until after snndowr. The scene was one q a.
viting pleasure and the sprinkng shower which fell in
the afternoon pun fled the atmosphere and caused tie
woods to look natural in their aspect and quite
an Odor, most refreshing 10 the senses. Every ons
present seemed 10 enjoy themselves either In the happy
nazes Of the Dance showing Ia their proud manner
the gadness which they felt when they the svors
receive the prize Of honor. Some Of the younger
bers of the corps engaged In exhibiting their skill
in the impromptu shooting matches which were going
on. a
The scene Of Wednesdays shooting was forsaken spd
uniuving. Nothing remained of the target consisting
OF Austrian double headed eagle Every particle OF
its beauty had been destroyed by the unening marts
men contendipg Tor the prizes. lbe huge pole when
supported the beautiful ornament only remained. Be
tween and O'Clock ?. m the prizes were distFiouNd
They were Wardeg In the following order:
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Hotel Personal.

Major.Gen. G. II. Thomas and Major-Gen. j.
NJ Brannan are stopping at the New. I OH ho'ei.
Iien,enant Co,naa ndcr Cushing u. S. N, Ger.l
Alvord, L. ). ": the Hon. Alien Munroe. SyrseuH,
A. s. Higgins Cal: Capt. Hudson steamer Sscrs
mento: DIR. T.. Crowell San Francscoi ana a. osmep%
San Francisco are at the Metropolitan Hotel
w. G. Fargo. Mayor Of Butfslo; the Hon W. =.
Peck Bufso; the Hon. II. Churchill Rochester n.
&C. II. Jones. Troy: and Theodore n Davn' zap
tain l5tI c. ". are at the Aston House.
Col. J. s. Van Buren, Z. s. A; Col. Duield, Prarf
lin. Pa. and Lieut. Il. X Bigeow U. 8. N. Corpa
are at the Firth Avenue Hotel.
Charles Ochse nins Coronel, Chill and Dr. Anaessos
of New. Haven are ut the Hoffman House.
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Among the above prizes four were kept by thc
Corps they not being won In the proper ofdei. =
large gat eriag assembled the green near the noei
of Mr schdknecht the proprietor Of the WOODS 70 Wiz
ness the GROWING Of the Schuzen king Tor the ensuing
year Ir Ehlers was the fortunate VICTOR ne nsvlh4
shot down with his rife the last remnant OF the poay
the Eagle. gold medal was accorded 70 him, y y
customary to each of tue successive Kings; Se g.t
of honor was presented him by young girl OF aoou
u Years Miss schsnkbach by name. Before iastenne
it 10 his hunting shirt. she made few appropate 70,
marks Mr. l.. Kersingen then follow ed IN prleI sud
appreciatve address 10 those members OF the Scq91n
Corps who leave Tor Bremen the LIST OF next July %
participate IN the grand shooting match to come on
there They will remain in Germany two MOUTH:
Captains II. d. Busch and George Senrssen, WIN -
meInbers will represent tie Corps on that oceen9n
At the close of ar Ker-ngens address, M. Enien
and Capts. Busch and Lemssen, each spoke rev rev
cheerful words After the browning cersmonieA tns
corps adjourned the dining room OF the MOTEL Wne
a fine dinner was prepared for them. When they haa
partaken to tb r satisfaction Of the rich edoes tay
left for tie dancin ground where they passeo tle
remainder Of the days enjoyment 1t was late in he
evening before the festival broke up
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YACHTING.

ncratta OF tho New.York Yacht Club
Yachts Participating and Present "'
spectators-The Wind Fresh WITHIN,
but Iisht and Baming Ia the Bay-The
Hind Mans Yacht Kclpic''-success-
fui nnd Pleasant Regattn-Chnngcsn nd
Future Prospects OF the Club.
The present week has been marked one IN
aouatc circles as having given place to the two leading
events Of theeason the Rcgattas OF the Brooklyn anu
New. York Yacht Clubs-of tho former wo gave fuii
report yesterday. Tho latter took place yesterday
under of wind aud weather which, II not
all that could be desired. wero certainly sufficiently
favorable TO make the occasion most interesting ono
10 all who witnessed II.
During the morning, the uncertain aspect OF inc
heavens now Frightening and again thickening caused
many anxious eyes to watch and many feryent wish
to be uttered for good square eightknot breeze.
Finally when shortly after the time OF starting the
clouds rolled away aud light breeze from the s. s. W.
surung up the spirits Of all with the wind and the
yachsmen prepared their light sails and make tie
most of 1t.
Proceeding 10 the foot Of Christopherst about 10
o'clock we ound ourselves little too early. and spent
few minutes unpleasant In visiting the houses oil
the boat clubs located there the Atlanta, Columbia,
and Wavery.
At lOi o'clock we returned to the Virginia Seymour,
and shortly after got under way for the starting point
opposi,e Owls Head L. l. While waiting at the dock,
we observed the schooner Maria. flying the Commo
dore's broad pennant making her way to the rendez
vous, in tow Of the old ferryboat Newark, and the
sloops Margaret, vesper, Glance, and Corneiia ohe
las, three Of the Hototen Club, under sail and keep
ing well over to the Jersey shore for the benefit OF the
slack tide.
The company on the Seymour although not as nuiner
ous ns We have often seen similar occasions, was
select and well assorted for good time 1t consisted
mainly u those who take real living interest In the
sport, and most Of those board were cbe TO appre
ciae and critcise fine points Of sailing as they might
occur Among tho old enthusiasts in the sport we
noticed besides Mr. u. Morton. the Secretary OF the
Club and the very efficient Regatta Commiites. Win
Mr. George L. Schuyler at its head, Messrs Grinneh'
Rutherfurds Wm. Major Manchester OF Philadelphia,
and Others. Commodore Rnggold. now on duty in
Nev.York in charge Of and experimenting tho bni'd
ING Of iron cads was also present the guest Of the
Club
At the Battery we passed the schooner Edna winner
Of one Of the prizes In the Regatta OF the Brooklyn 0u
Wednesday. and soon afcrward overlook the door
yesper with vice Commodore Kenny OF the Hoboken
| Clab aboard and the other yachts mentioned above
| AtOwls Head VIC found the yachts entered for the
reg alta all at anchor In the following order oonmcnc
ing with those nearest the Long Island shore; the
soops formed seI araie line little to the southwark
~ q he sci
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GEN. TERRY.-Major-Gen Terry, the victor
of Fort Fisher will arrive here this morning. While
in town he will be the guest Of the Sons Of Connecticut
Of which body Col. J. H. Almy is Chairman. Rooms
are engaged for Gen. Terry at the Hoffman House.
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PASSING COUNTERFEIT MoNEY-A German
named ma George Gustavns was taken before Recorder
Mattihuaie Of Jersey City Yesterday charged with
having passed 81 counterfeit bin OF the sugar River
Bank OF New'liampshre, on L. W. Dawson, in Erie
St. and also attempting to pass a bad 81 bill at the
committed for trial.
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SUDDEN DEATH.-COroner Farrell Of Jersey
named Robert brakes keeper of liquor store at No
20l 9randst, who died suddenly abont l2 o'clock on
"Wednesday night. verdict Vi death from heart DIS
ease was rendered
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The Fair still continues, and is very attractive
and popular The managers may congratulate them
selves upon having Of the most profitable d'sIlps
ever known in the history of the Society But little
difficulty is now exciting some scandal II seems
that Mr.. Helmbod, the druggist put up press and
pined off cap page Of advertisements referring to
his business One of the managers conceived that
this was Irregular and that q druggist not being u
printer. he had no right 70 work of his advertise
meuts. Accordingly the press WAS stopped and the
signs abiding to Mr.. Helmbod's business taken
down
On the other hand. it contendcd that the press
was an invention and could print what iis proprietor
pensed and that the Whole fair being combination 81
advertisements any discrimination would be invilious
II seems to Us that the interference Of Che WINS
haSty and that ~ valuable invention put IN by
Mr. Helmeod for exhibition the fact that tie work il
did was used to advertise his wares was not valid
for stopping it ia place where everything IA
necessarily an advertisement.
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am Iemkind !" heard Poech say he would no, ~ v,l !,
but would re'an on board; Hem4pd than tool N. ~.
aw sy and bad to go the clothes were taken
wagon and the men followed bshlnd. =. T. " Ne
Otto Schwenbeck is mate Of the ship Oeor,. r.,
now at this port; board tho Lou5ss W. y,
on the latb whsn Hsmkina cane on SS.. -. ~
said to, the captain, We'll mate RI m-osurs s sas
have drink no afterwards said. have the peooIs ne
no one vii get them rom him be said when he W., ~
sal again he od hiring him ether people not thes.
Mr.. Lspsugh offers In evidence the application u IL r.
sui General for warrant for the arrest Of the four ss
plicafion sdn,itted .tl Ap@
Edwar kuhl board the Louisa VcLsrt a, H. ga.
Of September captain OF the barb Feciss he s,ssS "a
look for his against Hrmkind and Bodenhsst
testified to the taking away OF the BY Hemkind sni
bis saying TO the captain they would both prohl BY h a.
iieInEiuds retan and ssking for drink sad sasins -
got the men, and they belonged TO him II he waited ps
caPtin could get other men from hun but not these w
Mr.. Spencer offered to admit that three Of the me,
shipped by Heuknd the 18Th, and the other ON III ~
claiming that conni ment this charge coad lie =,
men W rr not actually ia Hemkinds hoAe power = y,
time Of the stemp ed arrest. ~
Adjourned to Saturday. the It'll ins., at u O'clock
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Mozart Conveniion-No Nomination OF County
OGlscrs-Oniy Part of the Ticket
Agreed Upon.

Last evening the regular Convention of the
Mnz irt wing Oi the Democracy held az Mozart
Hal. No. ei broadway. ITO members present, being
fyt n NJ each word. The meeting was orgnnized ty
the election by accamaiOn Of Cunning Bedford, jr.
ns Chairman, and the Hon Thomas Kavi!an and syI.
ycster J.. Nolan ~ Secretaries.
Mr.. BRADFORD. ON taking the chair. spoke ms follows
Gentlemen THIS Convention IL called for the purpose Of
nominating county officers. VIZ One Judge Tor the
Supi eme Court. two Tor tho Superior, two for the
Marine and one to hi vacancy caused By the death
ut tae late Flo, Mccarthy. and one Supervisor 10
Is 10 be hoped that the proceedings Tonight will be
con, ueied ith cccOIum end interest, aud that tue
gentlemen nominated viii BE- OF such character us
III do honor to this Convention AT the conclusion Of
the Chfnsbs remarks the credentials OF the different
wards were heLded ia.
The roll was then called and . committee Of five
were appointed 10 nominate candidates for the different,
judicit offices. Al,
Committee be Instructed g. report the nanc Of John L..
Unckrtt for Judge Of the Supreme Court.
Nj. WOOD replied that no member 81 the 'onYen'
iiOn had higher nppree OF the ehnraciero Ny
Hnclru than himself anu under tie circumstances il
would g1ye hiin plea 10 second The proposal oil Mr.
Kelley bat Mr. Huekett had red him 10 ANY thai II
lis n me were presented IL should not 70 before The
Convention. ,
Iii. GrorGg SHEA before the Committee retired said
he desired their attention 10 sufgeson which ne hhd
IN make az ~ the ft and proper person to MI tue
VACANCY about 20 IN the Court Of Common Pleas
The Of the present presiding Judge has occurred
only the proper onoce for the bar Of this city but
10 the public generally. The more than 20 years OF
enibeht aud efficient service Ia tie immediate males
trncy OF this city the undertaking integrity OF his pub
lie private fe the cando-. urbanity and Justice of
his administration OF the functions OF his office and has
past life give guaranty that the dulles which his Oico
Will impose upon him will be faithfully and firmly adj.
min.stercd making IL desirable that lie should be
tinuod on tho bench Judicial nominations should be
From a here aa