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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-10-24

There j. n congressional com
mittee appointed TO inquire whether Mary
land has or has not 4 republican form OF
examined witnesses on Wednesday. The COM
mittro Win certainly report that Maryland is
Republic and 4 State in the Union whenever
and 50 long as its affairs are governed by mem
bcrs OF the Republican party, and not other
wise, and not one moment longer. a republi-
c;tu form Of government is that in which
Radicals have all the Offices and all the money.
II is thought that Congress will very shortly
have to appoint Il committee TO determine
whether Pennsylvania and Ohio are States
and Republics. New York, TOO, is considered
quite doubtful as to lis political stdtUS. If il
do not elect Republicans ut the next election,
why ii is no Republic, that's all.-iriSh Citt@e..
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were afraid to vote except for Botis Some o,
those who voted for Mauzy were threatened
with vengeance.
NORFOLK, NANSEMOND, ISL OF
WIGHT, &c.
Special to the Dispatch.
NORFOLK, October 23.-Nansemond county
gives Parr, radical, 3lS majority for the Con-
vention.
Southampton county has been carried by 100
majority for the radicals
Isle OF Wight gives n conservative majority
OF 20; also, against the onycntion.
In Sussex the vote Is as follows For Con-
vention, LOS; agains. Convention 300 Peter
X. Jones, colored radical, Ia elected BY heavy
majority.
AtHampton the vote is as follows: White,
radical, 756 +; scattering, 80. Against Conven.
ton, 90; for Convention, 75e.
At Deep Creek, Norfolk county. Collins,
conservative, go; Hodges, colored radical,
PSI Pierce, radical. o67.
NORFOLK, October 23-l0 p. M.-The cleo
ton is over, and Bowden (white) and Bayne
(coloredl, the radical candidates, are elected by
4 ma iority of 3i7 The number OF white votes
polled was |, $40 colored, ,s23. The majority
for the Convention is,l,ll5. The negroes are
parading the streets, and there Is great re-
joicing among them.
A white lad named Sykes was stabbed by
negro this evening.
There are $50 whites registered who did NOT
vote. GLESSAS.
YORK AND JAMES CITI-(oSE DELEGATED.
To the Editor OF the Dispateh.
YorktOUn .-Colored: For Convention, 500
For Morton, colored radical, o2. Whites
Apa 4 Dor1iprtOn
vative, AZ.
Half,nty Ho,lse.-For Convention and Nor
ton, l29. For Darlington and against Conven-
ton, 43. SocRArks.
Mort ton elected from the district
NANSEMOND-(oSE DELEoArE).
Special to the Dispatch.
SUFFOLK, Va, October 2.-Whole number
of votes in Nansemond county, 1900. For
Convention, l,o76; against Convention, 500.
William J. Parr, l,o62; John ID. Britain, al.
PARIS majority, SIS. b.
HAMPTON DISTRICT.
In this district Colonel White, radical, Is
HANOvER-(oxE DELEGArN.
Special to the Dispatch.
ASHLAND, VA, October 23.-The vote Of the
whole county Is rs follows: James-White,
:; colored 400 WckhamWhite, 4l5; CO.
lored, . Duke-White, GAS; colored, l; Cren-
shaw, foater-White, ,oj7; colored, 10 To-
Ter, foater-Whitc, 4 colored, ,S3S. For Con-
ventiou-Whte, CO; colored, ,43. Against
lConvention-White,l ,oo3; colored, ,. b.
POWHATAN.
A correspondent gives us the vote At Sub
let's, showing majority there for the Radi-
| cal ticket and the Convention of 2io
STAFFORD AND PRINCE WILLIAM
| (oSE DELEGATED.
| Special to the Dispatch.
| FREDERICksBURG, October 23.-Staftord, $40
majority against Convention, and same ma
| jority for Lewis, conservative. SESKR.
| NEIU EENT COUNTY
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Arrest Of Burglars.

NGy NvEE, October Pour burglars,
named Joseph Dunbar, of 81. Louis George
Wilmington. OF Illinois James Higgins and
William A.l!ls, Of New York city, were sur
Esrl tUd arrested while committing bur.
-t1ry AZ the storage warehouse OF } IL. Hob
.E 4 Sons, II South street They had collect
I'll f-5NH'u worth OF property 10 carry away,
When they were discovered by woman, who
gave tn. alarm
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Nr,rimilian's Body, &c.

u,y,y, October 22-The Austrian 1rlsa'e
Mayor. i here. from Vera Cruz, awaiting
orders.
Tho Mexicans in absence of an official orc er
from the Austrian Government anu i''nn' -
the deceased, persist in retaining -haA 'i'a'i
body.
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Tn" Navy Department has published az ge-
neral order the charges, specifications, findings
and sentence in the case of Second Assistant
Engineer George j.. Sawyer. who was found
guilty Of using language disrcspcctiul 10 The
President Of the United States The repri
Inttnd Of the Secretary, published in accord
ancr with the sentence of the court, is very
severe, and states, i'll conclusion, the follow
ing.
Whatever latitude of denunciation or
abuse civilians may choose to indulge in with
regard to the authorities of Governments
officers of the navy can claim no such prlrl-
lcgc even under the plea that they have 4
right TO express their opinions on political
subjects Such license is utterly Incompatible
with the existence Of military discipline, and
1T the same time is unnecessary to the most
perfect freedom Of opiuion either in politics or
religion. A naval officer should BE- a gentle
man in language and department. Good sense
and good breeding will always enable any
individual to express his opinions without
giving Just cause of offence, and the officer
who cannot do SO is as much deficient in those
qualities aS he is in Il s..iisr of military duty
when he treats his superior with disreSpect.
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.cc Legislature and tho Scnntorship.

,.,,ftr. October 22,-There were three
~ 80 fhr senate o-day. and two in the
.~'"S ,.t.hout IN election, for United States
,,, Colonel Stokes , led nth the sena,e and
s>''- ,r,u meet in convention tomorrow.
.,tx believed that Governor Brownlow
-, - t!a"n was assaulted in the recorder =
"' I.,y ln Captain Patterson, late chief
e.r...l.t police. lie was not badly hurt.
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Orders from General CANDY.

CHARLESTON, 5. c., October 23-Ienerai
Candy has issued an order profiolhs lol i"
session of registration boards for maj revision
Of registration lists, TO commence November
5th and continue five days. Also, an oruer
authorizing post commanders to release on
bail all persons not subject 10 articles OF war
and held under arrest by the military aulhori-
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>tN fRAHtIsco, October ia dispatch
t.rs mar on The day OF the clccliona Little
'~@Arr MrudOc!LO county, California, shoot
..' a'vJy occurred between two families
"'aea Coates and Frost. Five of the Coates
"LA.y "rrc killed and three dangerously
"9S"GrG one of The Frost family was killed
aug another Inort;Illy wounded. Il teud had
'y"s existed between the parties.
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Boston paper intimates that whatever
may be thought of Beast Butler as 4 lawyer,
he is at least q good conveyancer.
There is to be Universal Naval Exposition
ut Havre. It will be 4 sort OF marine fair
and will begin on the lst Of June, 1868.
The Mississippi river is one hundred feet
deep opposite Plaquemine.
a number OF horses have lately died in
Delaware from lung disease
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The Buat- burning Case OF Murphy.

$ l.prI-. October 22.-NliiIim Murphy,
a-,,,. with steamboat burning GHrln" mo
.t. who was released from Ia" p"iI tlifS
Is. seek, was hy Judge Miller, OF the united
,..'y> Great Court, to-day turned over 10
..tri States Marshal Rogers, who was or
egru TO take hIlu 10 the western district OF
.3.ur.>rc to await such proceedings rs may
1T instituted against him by the civil courts.
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The SHERIFF AND JArLoR oP CAswELL AR
RESTED AND TAKEN TO CHARLEsToS.-The mill
tary authorities on Friday last arrested Jesse
G. Griffith, sheriff. and Mr.. Hooper, the jailor
of Caswell county, n. c., and have taken
them 10 Charleston, $. c., TO be tried, as we
learn, for . cruel'' treatment Of Bill Johnsto
General Sckles's loyal student. "-Danrilie
Ti1ncp
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5.,... We we're yesterday shown three
... "sois O.! gold valued at "a LOO, the pro
49,. W on. week : work, NJ the cost OF 81 100,
40. Tie Lewis gold mine OF the State OF
~. .-' yield OF gold was so large in former
4, o.. nat The q government cs "a blished mln'
,as ,n,'.D.esa, which was suspended during
{, ""- bu, orders have been recently given
''' opening --!!uStington Chronicle.
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lie Hon. Mrs Yelycrton. whose defence OF
h." ''' IU nights before the courts OF Great
d. .tN'' attracted 50 much attention and sym
~, ~. "1s arrived III New York, with 4 view
,-.',.''i, We american public dramatic and
Sol readings. Her success In England,
'"""' ana Ireland has been great.
t9.' -"hty Lytion Buiwcr viii soon publish
IA 'D'ti"cs OF Historic Characters > the
,...,,,'' A ia question being certain OF the di-
't1 political contemporaries OF the
Cet.,. IT. Ia.Ieyramd, MuCAiHlosA, Goblet,
.A'."g ana Peer
s....@ L!lt Acrr!c!t IAoinas, of Amherst,
gu.n.,t$ '"e FoUngcst mother IN America.
VII! Thirteen years Of age.
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SorSD DOCTRINE FROM a RADICAL PAPER
The New York Erc,Hng Past makes the follow
ing remarks upon u point that has lately
caused much thought in this country
1.-The independence and rights of the States
are rs absolutely essential 10 its harmonious
working the supremacy, in certain respects
Of the Federal power Without the indie
pnudcnce of The States, indeed, there would hr
no security for individual rights Popular
liberty is only upheld and made practicable by
local self government. Forty millions OF lco-
pie which there soon will b. within our Dor
Iers cannot be- controlled from 4 single cen
trr-or will be controlled rs France is con
trolled-hy successive revolutionary Juntls,
ending in the strong man with the sword Call
such :; government BY what name you will
empire, monarchy, republic. or common
wpallll-it is ever at heart the same deSpotsm
1t cannot be otherwise A power so inordinate
rs that which would be- required TO govern the
United States from Maine To Texas, from Sitki
To Florida with their manifold, intricate, di
verse, and cumbersome interests, could only be
welded on the military principle. All c!Nlc
lif" would perish in ii, either run into anarchy,
or bc crushed by the iron hand OF force
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tan Municipal Election POSTPONED, Eu

'''...,s.4aN. OStohcr -, - G"ncral Canhv
..-irrcd tAat the regular "icc don of muni-
o..rr7s 5c not held and The notice pre-
lied by he city ordinance is not TO be pub
---r~rs< ional railroad committee, now
-" ,-, 10 adde's The Radicals TO night.
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PHILADELPHIA, October e3.-The total num-
Der of deaths from cholera on the ship Poto-
mac are eighteen Four died to day. 1t is be-
lieyed that the disease is checked. Every pre-
caution has been taken to prevent its spread
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y. NATIONAL BANKS. The Comptroller OF
"t!"ucy has received the quarterly re-
1v u! @tarly all The national banks In the
-" states, The only exception being the
unit 1aak II Fort Smith, Arkansas. and
1>-N abstract Of their condition VIII be
w! w publication next week.
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THE PRINCE IMPEKIAL.-The cable does not
by any means give us all the interesting items
from abroad II failed 10 Inform the Amerl-
can public that the Empress E"geple ana her
SON narrowly escaped drowning oil the coast
Of France. Had the young Caesar become FOOD
for the fishes, what 4 change it would have
made in the future history Of France and Ea-
rope, True, had his mother been drowned
with him, Louis Napoleon might have mar
ried again and have had another son but the
probabilities are that Prince Napoleon won!d
have succeeded TO the throne in time. Plon-
Plou, rs he is nick named, is an ardent Carl
b;,ldian, and were he to WELD the Imperial
destinies of France, there would soon be an
end of the temporal power of the Pope. But
The If. of the Prince was saved; whether 1oF
veal or woe is yet to be determined.- 0rtd'
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1:lTrlnptOn anu DOululH leCclNcu ~ Va -
colored votes.
The reader will observe in these returns
how very complete the division is between the
white and black races. They are Il fair sam
pie of the general election. Edward Nelson,
colored, is elected the delegate from the county
OF Charlotte, and Joseph Holmes, colored
noater, is elected from the counties of Char
lotte and Halifax.
a private dispatch states From three pre-
cincts, majority for Convention, 67l; majority
for Holmes, colored radical, 6i5; majority for
Nelson colored radical, SOS. L. j. 5.
BATH, HIGHLAND, AND ROCKBRIDGE
(rwo DEDEGATEs).
Special to the Dispatch.
MILLBoRo' VA, October 23.- ONcial pos' n
BltA county-For the Conyen ton whites, /;
colored, IS. Against Convention whites, III;
colored, !.
For William Mclaughlin, conservative del
egate, whites $50, colored $; Joseph Mays,
conservative, whites u.s. colored T. q. A. Ba-
ker, radical, whites 0, culored So; J. NJ. Seig,
radical, whites g. colored 20; Stephen Rey-
noIds, independent radical, whites !, colored
To-
This is the whole official vote poled but
does not include more than half the registered
voters of the county. "a
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Obituary.,

MOBILE, October 23.-Colonel Charles Hea-
lev, brothero Of General Healcy, United States
Marshal Of Alabama, died this morning OF
unIlnN fnNer.
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SINGULAR CoyDrcr OF NEGRO JrKoEa.-Thc
f. II term of the Court of Common Pleas for
Marlboro District, ROW in session, convened
last Monday-hls Honor Judge Glover pre-
siding. Iii accordance with general oFutTs, q
new iury was empanrlled OH Monday. Two
negroes who had paid their taxes were chosen,
but as soon us they heard OF the fact, they ltll
for parts unknown-one gong toward Tue
North Carolina line, aud the other taking the
SWAMP Benattt$cWs IS. O. Jon''"'.
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Major G. eneral gorge II. Steuari, OF BAi-
more died on Tuesday, aged seventy seven
Shortly after the late clN!l dllllculties coiu-
mrnccd leading 10 Wal, General Stcualt WEN
Sou,h. where he resided privately, mostly 1T
charlottesville, Va, and after the war went
~ Europc where he remained until "!tEih
some four or five months. Al the lrsl o'ttlle
Of Manassas General Stcuart was present rs
q snnctaior and was taken prisoner py the
United States forces; but on the 1act be-
coming known that he WAS not engaged IN ac-
tual hosliliticS he WAS promptly Released
Sun.
Iobn Carson was rtmanded 10 Jail by j Judge
Scott of Baltimore, on the ground thaI me
authorities of Virginia ought TO De allowed
more time TO demand, III due form, ms s"rlen-
der.
Tbora ar. now seven ships on their way
from Ityerrool 10 Savannah Ga, with MS
sorted cargopS and one from Stockholm, bring
ing 4 LOAD OF IRON.
man ninety years old was buried at
Portsmouth, n. H, on Saturday VINO itat'
Ken, his gr;iyeslone and his colin III MS Sarfe'
for he last twenty years.
Eir,y-sayeu counties in Iowa give Repup-
Ecan majority OF 2i,O19, WIN loE'S :" .o", -
ties 10 hear from, when VIII e'ii1 - ny ~
81, 900.
p;snon Richard Wilmer, of Alabama,
nr,,ched in the Episcopal church mere sun
day morning. He has Just returned doii
Enp,and. charlottesville Gr0IacIe
The Rev. r. A Flescharn, who died sna-
denly in Philadelphia last week, Is S''lu W
p.ya been the first German BapuSt preacher
in The United States.
One thousand four hundred bales OF COTTON
,eft savannah on the l4th instant III si"S &c
vessel This is the largest slne!e shipn'ch
made since the war.
Two nephews of Hon. John Bel! nave o e.. n
! hold 10 hail for the murder OF 4 negro anu .he
seyere wounding Of his vie, III hrenl"oo"'
| Tenn.
Hon Mrs. s. S. Cox. of Ohio, has Just come
into possession Of princely fortune ny NV
d.atb of he- father, Alvin BuckinshaE'' Es'l
! An American opera has been written WITH r ps
! T r., F,irIand, late Consul 10 ZURICH Ahe
Richings company Will play II.
Judpe Bond refused 10 admit to ban me NJ r.
rrnes charged with the murder OF young ~
/ Iermeyer, OF Baltimore. :
Charles Dickens will reach Boston eal ).
Nnyembe MS he is announced 10 sa.i avn
/ Liverpool in the Java on the 2tth Instant
| The residence of General Clinton %. iTn
] in 81 Iouis was robbed last week OF j""e H )
and laces worth .-,ooo'
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Maine Thinks ui.ing.

LEWISTON. NE, October 22.-GorernoI
Chamberlain has appointed Thursday, No
taDbrr ssh, rs Il day OF thanksgiving III
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HAVE MARYLAND ASp DELAWARE RErrDLI-
CAS- FORMS OF GovERSMEST ?-Therc is no
doubt that the Republicans on the committee
Will make Il powerful report on the subject,
which will bc written, IL is said, By Judge
Lawrence, the member from Ohio. The De
nocraic side will be represented hy Mr.. Mar
shall the member from Illinois - Tney.
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{ anal SurNey.

Lo"fsTllfE. October 22 -General Weit2el'S
<.F'rt'"- party are Surveying the Louisville
"..d Portland canal
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nTHF CON VENTION ".
ELECTION RETURNS.
Special kilograms to the Dispatch.
CHARLES CITY AND NEW KENT-losE

CHARLES CITY AND NEW kENT-(oSE
DELEGATED.
For the Conven ton, 90 whites, $50 blacks ;
total, s7s. Against the Convention So whites.
For Delegate: Lemuel G. Babcock, white,
radical, sos Z. Waddill, white, conservative,
l5S. Waddill received one negro vote and Bah
cock % white votes. Babcock is no doubt
elected from Charles City and New Kent.
SUSSEX AND GREENSvILLE-(oSR DEL
EdArE).
Special to the Dispatch.
WAvERLY, Sussex COUNTY, October Is
There were cast in this county loss votes for
the Convention and 300 against it. Eight can
didates for Delegate from this county and
Greensville were voted for. Peter X. Jones,
colorcd received 672 votes, leading the others.
and may be regarded rs elected. w.
AUGUSTA, ROCKINGHAM, AND SHE
NANDOAH.
Special to the Dispatch.
SrArsToS. October 23.-Csgcial returns Of -iu-
grstd For Convention, ,257; against, 1855.
Waddell and Harrison, conservatives, 1910;
Fultz and Gray, republicans, 1888 Floaters
Southall, conservative, $40; Turkey, repub-
lican, 10 Gordon, 1875.
Rockingham elected Liggett and Woodson,
conservatives, and has gone against 4 Conven-
ton by large majority.
Shenandoah. Walton and Rust, conserva-
tives, elected by large majority. Against
Convention. \.
HALIFAX-(Two DELBGATEs).
Special TO the Dispatch.
CLOVER Depot, October 2S.-Up to O'Clock
p. NJ o-day seven precincts had been heard
from at Halifax Courthouse, giving Wootten,
radical, Canada, colored, and Holmes, colored,
the last named candidate for hoater, large
maiorities Their election is generally conce.
ded. A large majority III favor OF q Conven-
ton. Only two precincts yet TO hear from.
II. +.
LUNENBURG-(oSB DELEGATED.
Special to the Dispatch.
REuoBorH PREcINcT, LrSESBURG, October
22-ria KtysritLe, r. d D. Il. r., October 3D.
DR.. Charles May, white, conservative, loi
whites and colored Fuqua, white, radical,
l47 colored votes: white, 0. Against Conyen-
ton, lo4; for, las. Is.
WASHINGTON AND SMYTH-(rwo DELE
GArEsl
| Special to the Dispatch.
ABINGDON, October 23.-Six precincts heart
| from Conservative majority go. Three pre-
cincts to hear from. &. 4 Is.
| conservatives elected-names not given
DR.. +. NJ. Campbell is one Of them.
BEDFORD-trwo DELEGArEs).
| Special to tbs Dispatch.
LYsCHBURG, October 23.-Majority for Con
ventlon in Bedford county 100. Curtiss anu
Staley, republicans, elected by 295 majority
| over Jordon & Moulton, conservatives. 5.
CHARLOTTE-(oSE DELEGATED.
CHARLoTTE COURTHOUSE, October 23.-Tht
| following is the vote in the Third and Fourth
districts of this county:
THIRD DISTRICT.
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PRINCE. GEORGE AND DINWIDDIE-


PRINCE GEORGE AND DINWIDDIE-
(rwo DELEGATES.
Special to the Dispatch.
PETERSBURG, October 23.-Returns from Din
wddie give 200 majority for Reed and carr
radiculs-same for Convention. Reed and
Carr are elected delegates 10 Conren ton from
the district Of Prince George and Dinwiddie.
GOOCHLAND COURTHOUSE.
Delegates. White votes: Saunders, conser-
colored .. TOTAL, 81. Colored votes Sann-
drrs o: Banks, u Moseley, colored, 100. 10
The Conyention.-White votes For, 3 !;
against 10. Total, 10. Colored votes foF'
IA against, l. Total, 40.
ALBEMARLE-(rw DELEGArEs).
Special to the Dispatch.
CHARLOTTESVILLE, October 23-for the Con-
vention whites, 81 blacks, 2,3a3. Against
the Convention whites l,is9 blacks, 70
J. c.. Southall, white, at large whites,
! 100; blacks, 2s4
w. F. Gordon white, at large: whites, 1876
blacks II.
F. s. Turkey white, at large: whites, S.
blacks, 7>6
Alexander Rives, white, delegate: whites
l. Alb; blacks, 2s1.
William H. Southall, white, delegate
whites, !, 49l blacks, 2s5.
c. L. Thompson, white, delegate whites
ls blacks, 2.7o4.
IT. 5. Taylor, colored, delegate whites
7 blacks, 2,Sss.
Thompson and Taylor (elected) were In
mongrel ticket, and were entirely supported
by negroes. Rives was a Republican candi
date endorsed by the whites a. I. h.
private letter says 1t Is conceded tina
| Thornnson and TAYLOR radical, are elected b.
a considerable ma jor!ty. God save the Com
. S1t..aaI,a G.
CULPEPER-(oSE DELEGATED.
CU1pgpER COURTHOUSE, DC tober 2S, 1867
Editors Dispatch
am happy TO be able TO inform you that i
this couGty the battle has been fought an
won. Bolts is beaten and notwithstandin
a compact organization OF between 500 and 81
colored voters thoroughly drilled and pile
nightly with influences OF low Radical viii
men, the Conservatives, without special OF
ganization, have carried the county, electin
their candidate, Fayette MauZy, by sixty Nv
ma jority, and voting down the Convention
Bouts received only Seren white votes III ~
county, and only one OF them an old c1'iL ~
Another letter says:
, Mauzy Is IN Old Line Wing. he reIei.s
every white vote but seven, ana oih9 81 !,
blacks voted for him. The olaehS Ssie1 "A'
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-10-24

LED AwAY.--A sad case has been brought to the
attention of the Police. A very respectable CO.
lored woman appeared at the Police Office and
police in restoring her child
She has daughter about 10 years of age, who
has been very Intimate, against her mothcr's will
with a colored woman of doubtful character. A
few days ago, this woman went OF to Philadcl-
phn, an induced the girl to accompany her, and
the deserted mother thinks she has good cause
for fearing that the woman intends introducing
her daughter into life of shame. She appealed
to the Police for help and they have made inqui-
rics in the matter which they think will enable
them to arrest the daughter in Philadelpcia and
bring her to this CITY