Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-19


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Bayard Iaslors Lsefsrs.-On Thursday
evening last. baYard Taylor delivered lecture
In Institute Hall to very small audience. The
subject Ourselres add our Relations" was
rendered beth interesting and Instructive. In
comparing the social habits Of tho American
people with these Of the Europeans, Mr.. Tay-
lor unfortunately betrayed manifest dislike
TO those rssirasnts which many OF our best oit-
liens, from the best Of motives, are earnestly
and tsuda6Iy striving TO impose on tn % whose
social pursuits tend TO demoral,Es the people.
But while we take exception TO the social free
DIM which Mr.. Taylor advocsses, We take
great pleasure In commeading his liberal and
enlightened views OF Government to the care |
fol consideration OF our Intelligent people. 10 |
noticing this lecture Tbs Cemmsretai says - |
40 his comparisons Of political systems, he |
showed an advanced and enlightened, may
mors, thoroughly progressive estimate Of the
real nature of our institutions, and, while ac-
eording full credit TO their acknowledged ex-
cellence In many respects, unhssitatingly point
cd out their faults, and suggested improve-
ments. He earnestly protested against the idea
so tndustrieusly inculcated BY politicians OF all
parties that we had In our system Of govern.
} ment attained perfection, and advocated i'm
. provemeut aud reform
t In his reference TO American politics, with
y sa,no.s hts .sso.S P-,.s a.. rrnsr.r.,.s
4 nar,s IF ,ha a. "a az. sviasncs Of an
n eni'gb,snsd unSs,s,s,a,ng ~ the ,rns aims
q and nmrnos.. ~ nars.nr,s., wh,sh Mich,
!. 80 y. k..
a nara3 liz IN. ,.as,ss;",nn aa,.s ~ az osI,aa
! rrnsdisnov wh,ch hss To- s.sonsn,Iv MAD thu
. copnsaIs y, an n.,,on :"
Ha sSvoos,sd ,hs .ho,,,,o, a, ,ha p,sc,ora,
W. Causa. and rsoorm.ndsd r. .Iant,on ~ ,ha
~ Pra,idsnt and V;os prss,dsa, nv a a;rsct vo,s
a, Of ths nsonis NJ ahiss,sS "a ,bs srs.sn, mn.
- sana, ,ys,am =, rs,rsssn,ss,on in tbs Ssnsta
= ~ rrgsd H. n..aas;,s ~ .~.nd,aa ,ha cnn
y stituion SO as to secure to the nation at large
er the blessings Of an enduring peace and an uu'
We exaupled prosperity. He was In favor OF al
l. educational qualification to entitls foreigners
D. to the franchise, nor did he object to system
ny OF compulsory education when the welfare o
a the State seemed to demand t. We know no
N to what extent he homologates the views of thu
SO called know Nothing" party, but certain
1t is that he would favor decided change Il
the law that at present applies 10 the natural
- ization OF Foreigners. We agree with con
p temporary In wishing that Mr.. Taylor nigh
nv be engaged to repeat the lecture for the Insti
.n no tute. We wish that every man in our conmu
n nifty, and especially our leading politician
uoSa near !. an S ,sA \, somI =, ,ns ss,y sa
me ~ ta ,sach ''"' "'''' - u 'AA'"' 'A''1'''
Ind
ok, tEWATnR RssrsRs TAKE NorIos pc
IKE sons who have sold property during the preset
on year, must give notice ia writing at the ofh,
ton of the Water Department, Tenth and XIX
ate streets, on or before the 10th day of Nov. al
lei insert In the notice the name OF the perse
at purchasing the property, otherwise they vi
by be held latle for the rent of the next yes
~. nsoI an Pe,sous .uo nny "Isu w ulsSvn''u
as give netice 90 above, and pay 90 for en-
r.. ting off the pipes, as no alteration will be ma
'" Suy o,' a.ser 'u7t oseo' a.
n,,
H. -, 49, ~. e., A. "a -.
the Nearly every case of consumption origina
10 to in a bad cold. which may be attributed
iug- improper exposure. Persons cannot be
reek careful Of their health, as without health
eek, becomes burden instead OF blessing
rges Fathers aud mothers look 70 your own feet
Is 70 also to The feet OF your chiiaren: ny neg
,wsr ,hs- ;.' s,,Io .o liz f.,si rssn,,s p,ev
ooks ion IN eysrv case ia mach bettsr than
/, of onrativs madeleine and therefore We ehesrfr
no. recommend the Boots and Shoes sold
Nicholson and Foulk, No. lo2 West Bee
John Street, as real life preservers Try them.
ed Polio. Ca,s,.-Ths following cases b
Hon. been disposed of by Mayor Valentine since
r, an last.
great Henry Leary, negro, by omcer Shephe'
me tor drunkenness, hned Do cents and costs.
"a a. onsIlo'se a ss W enaS0s 80. 'ea'
N Nm Wars;i nae' ~ Ss.ah Ms.or h. oe
NJ Mary Hamilton and oaran MASON, oy on
Uee' Heal, for irequentng an oyster saloon KeP
On the s,reets a ned costs.
lAl OF James Dunbar by officer Wiugats. for sel
aggie uonor w;,bont iioanse beld N Rail In the
n and ~ Saoo 20 arnasr at nar, ,arm of Ma,
T be Court.
lot NJ Caleb G. Hood By High Constable Dot
iet OF .rtv for oh,,rneting tho strset nv hitchi,
,e."- erV 'or oost h,a,s 49,. 49,; H.
that wa wa noe 's''' VI
have Anu eos'''
~, ~ "aHtee.-A enl " =. .s, ~ .H ~
nt on tho country, anu Will WorS until sue
her Victuals anu elotnes' Apply 70 Ailel
OF the ,..,,
OF the "aVe two roons suo ~. NV
'hered whicn Gan oe nau ior nv "a.ea, wiz" So,
lat his oosrd ana nursing . a. nAo"H' ho
l that -TJuck Ground to Let for a cash rent
OF the nossession of land at any time, and hous
-ion'- port Pike. no
a hone Wan tsd.--A customer for thirty quar-
milk. Inquire at this Office. nov Ia
For Sas.-A Melodeon-Piauo cas-,
neeted ava Rosa wood Rnt Iittle used Will bt
SAP obaan nnIv M No aIk Weat Fon, IN q,
. rom