Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-06-25
Pictures all sexon sl5 Marxe Street. Wilmington

On Outrdgs-A gentleman was passing on
Wednesday, 'one OF our shops and saw four or
ave men at work. He saw no Office or propri-
etor about and stepped in moment to leave
paper with one OF the men on the subject of
life insurance which would be tor their benefit.
Ho spoke word without OBTAINING them q
moment, when out issued the gentleman pro-
prietor from the side office and addressed him |
impertinently, saying lie did not wish any per-
| son to talk to his men without his consent |
The gentleman stranger c0urteouslY made an |
apology and said he was not aware there was
any other head man and asked forgiveness; he
then followed him in his office. The pretended
gentleman made no response Of forgiveness
| but sat mum in his chair and read his news
paper. From what know OF the honor of the
first named gentleman, had not christianity
restrained him and had 1t not heeu for his
christian principles and meekness and humility
he would have extorted an amende honorable
, While on this subject will say that il this is
the condition Of the white mantle working
classes and mechanics OF Wilmington, that q
gentleman canRot speak to one of them with
I out being insulted by their lordly proprietor,
1t is time that there was reform 10 the con-
dition of society. should have infinitely pre-
Q ferred the serdom OF Russia to such tyranny.
i Tho writer of this has travelled much North
c and South, and he must say, In the degraded
= slavery of the South he never saw an instance
whore a gentleman was not permitted TO speas
d to slave while in employment. And If the J
N have been senthralled and If such 10 the con.
Is dition OF the working white man here, there
must be reform at the North; there must b'
. liberty here. II the country deny the DOCTRINE
r of the subjugation of the white people OF the
South, let us see to it that white people shall
l. not be subjugated here, and let proprietors
'p learn to be courteous and gentlemanly.
10 AN OBSERVER.
C,Isbrafion-The Sunday schools sttache
ID to st. Andrews Episcopal Church celebrate
Ia their thirty. eighth anniversary last Sunda
week. The children acquitted themselves In
of highly ereditable manner, showing that the
ar efforts of the teachers had not been in vain
II The exercises in the colored or Robert Smit
n School were not the least interesting
es | writer in the Journal says;
Much OF the harmony and precision OF tn
an music OF this school was due to the superit
nd manner in which their voices were supporte
NO on this occasion by the organ, at which th
xst daughter OF the Bishop presided. 1t was il
teresting to listen to this gifted and aimab
nd young lady thus calling forth the melodio'
DIS tones OF the organ in graceful and artist
md touches, to mingle With the musical cadenc
NV OF the ebon Sunday School children in prais
to God, the common Father of us all Filth
nv and appropriate indeed to this was q
beautiful foral motto. "Hosanua," that spru'
In up Us if by magic across the altar during th
ons interesting exercises ine annual ,epo
ks, OF the SCHOOLS was read oy rev. MT. mcilvail
ba. the Superintendent. 1t shows gratifying |
rrb suits of the abors of the teachers, and is eve
ned way encouraging. Short addresses were d
Jo's livered to the children by Bishop Lee and
Rev. Mr.. Newbsld, after which the exerci
- closed and all returned to their homes, ha
St. pier and wiser, we trust, Tor having been pr
ges, ent on 30 interesting an oocas'ou'
Base Ball-The 6rst of series of ma
ting games OF Base Ball. between the first nine
very the Washington B. b. C., and the second nj
and Of tbe Diamond State Jr was PLAYED on W,
linen rasuItsd as tolIows.