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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-09-05
CORRESPONDENCE.


PETITION 10 TllE LRaIsLATilnE--A cHkck
UPON THE so CALLED DEMOCRACY.
MEssRs. EplroRs -" Niger Equdttfy'
-'Amai0dmation,' &c, arc now the
shibboleths Of The so called Democratic
party. There is no reason or logic In them,
they are merely appeals to the preiudices Of
the ignorant. "Nigger equality" means that
white and colorcd may, If they choose, meet
together socially upon an equality. "Amal-
gairiliun" means that whites and blacks
may marry, OF do, as The Democracy oil
the Sonth always have done, produce large
numbers Of mixed blnod, without marrying
As all men, of all color, and races are
soon to have Republican equality
Jefore the ia,o, in accordance with the De-
claralion of Independence, so that all may
select their company according to their
tastes, and as The so-callcd Democracy seem
to be- very much afraid that the whites will
associate with ur marry the colored people,
(wiincss the violent warnings OF the Della
Wd,'c Gosette,) and furthermore, as the Re-
publicans have no such fears as to them
StlNcs, anu III WucT W titsc anu uuict viz
tender cohscienccs OF the so called De-
mocraey, | would recommend the following
petition 10 The next Legislature, to be i'm
metiatcly circulated and signed 3
10 tie .S,3,ttie anil HOUSE Of Represen-
tdtiUcs Of The state Of Detdpare, in Gen
erdt Assandy met =
The petition OF the subscribers, citizens of
the State of Delaware, respectfully but earn
estly represents,
That inasmuch us the so-callcd Democra-
cy are in great fear that the whites (of
their own party, of course may marry or
otherwise eqlializr themselves with the
colored people, and the Republicans have no
such fear fol themselves and in order to
relieve said u morracy iiom all such
fears. we pray yonr honorable
Bodies to ,'nW. II law, thit M Democrat, 50
called, shall marry :. Niger, Cor in more
polite lansnagca "colurrd person) upon
pain OF line and imprisonment at the dis
crciion o! the Cont, and for the second OF.
| fence fine, Imprisonment and disfranchse-
mcnt, and such other penalties as you in
your wisdom may deem proper.
The above may be cut out and attached
to blank paper for signatures. ] presume
the So, called Democrats will generally sign,
and hope the Republicans will also.
| All papers friendly to the above PROPOSE
tion will please copy. ANXIOUS.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-09-05

TUX FEAR OF Amalgamation" is now SO
great among the Democrats that the next
Legislature will be petitioned to pass law,
forbidding under heavy penalties, any one Of
that party from intermarrying with colored
people. 1t is hoped that that may save them
from themselves.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-09-05

TliE INDIGNATION Of the people at having
men so true as Sheridan and Sickles replaced
by men SO unreliable as Hancock and Candy,
must fall on the heads Of such Conservatives
IN Congress as Fessenden, Trumbull and
Others, who insisted on leaving the power OF
removal in the Presidents hands.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-09-05
IRE IN OSWEG0.

oswEGo, N. Y, Sept. 4.--Brick Block. m
West First street was burned. Loss about 40
600. Among the sufferers are Mack e. tiichrl,,
Dunn & Cumming, A. B. Merriam, and G. Ken.
you & Smith. Two smaller buildings were de-.
mollshed by falling walls.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-09-05

MILO DOES NOT REMEMBER the multiplied
promises made on Andrew JOhnson's behalf,
that though he vetoed the Reconstruction
Acts, he would, if they became laws, do Ills
duty, and faithfully execute them? Upon
those pledges, he escaped impeachment. But
now. that Congress cannot assemble for three
months, what is he trying 10 do but defeat
thu luauc
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-09-05

The little schooner-yacht John Il. Ford
Captain Gold, which sailed from Baltimore
on June go, for Paris, capsized, when al
most at her journeys end, on August 10,
when entering the English Channel. A sud-
den squat upset the little craft. One per-
son (name not asceria,ned) was saved.
The Mutuals beat the West Philadelphia
club, on the latters grounds, on Saturday
afternoon. Score 90 to %.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-09-05
WILMINGTON. DEL:
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 5th, 1867.

SENATOR SHERMAN and Thaddeus Stevens
define Conservatism" to be " Legislation
without authority, and reconstruction by
usurpatiOn." That will do.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-09-05


QUIZ GALLANT and undaunted Union brcth-
zen OF Tennessee are moving heartily and
Earnestly in response to the call for the Bor-
der State Convention at Baltimore, next
week. The Knoxville Wing Governor
Brownlow's papeD says
.tWe regard it as of vast Importance that
the Unionists of Tennessee should be fully
represented in this Convention. We expect
the result of lis deliberations to be pregnant
with Importance TO the loyal men Of the
South, and trust our friends will attend its
deliberations. Such a Convention, without
Tennessee represented, would be like the
play of Hamlet with Hamlet left out.
" Mcssrs. Branner, Galloway and Mct;lcr.
Presidents OF the East Tennessee and Viz
ginia, and East Tennessee and Georgia, and
| Knoxville and Kentucky Railroads, have
authorized us to state that delegates TO this
Convention will be passed over their respec.
tive roads at half fare. The delegates. OF
course, must furnish evidence of their ap.
pointment.
We call upon our friends in Middle and
West Tennessee TO see that the other road.
grant the privileges extended lDy the Easl
| Tennessee roads y
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-09-05
RE-ARRESTED

NEW YoRK, Sept. "A Toronto desu,oh
states that Alrich and Harvey, notorious counter.
feiters who escaped from Brooklyn prison la,
week. were arrested there to-day.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-09-05

The yellow fever is raging with frish,ful
virulcnce at Corpus Christi. Among those
who have died, are the acting mayor, two
clergymen, three doctors, two druggists, and
five undertakers.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-09-05
WIFE MURDER


NEW York, Sept. 4.--Crispin Dectrdine, in ,
1T of jealousy, murdered his vile by stahbinu m.
morning, In East Eleventh 81.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-09-05

THE NEW CONSTITUTION of Maryland, just
framed by the Annapolis Convention, emf
nently deserves TO be overwhelmingly re
jected by the people. Ii all the people had
votes, as they soon will have, though un-
fortunately not in time for this exigency, it
would have no possibility of success. Its
provisions demand of the nation at large
compensation for the emancipatcd slaves !
overturn the present general school system ;
place the control Of the State IN the hands
of the Eastern Shore counties more secure
ly than ever; make u county with 10000
population entitled to five members OF the
Legislature, while no county, however large,
can have more than six; 1t establishes n
most lame and weak judiciary system ut
greatly increased expense; declares the
State to be free, sovereign and indepen-
dend = declares that NIL government OF right
originates with the people, and that the right
of the people to participate in the Legisla-
ture is the best security of liberty and tho
foundation of all free government, but re-
fuses the ballot to one-third of her citizens,
and altogether in the language of the Balti-
more american, is "one Of those mis-
"shapen monstrosities, thai ought to disgust
"and shock every right-minded man.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-09-05

WHAT OUR FAIR FRIEND AT WYOMING SAYS
ABOUT THE CONVENTION.
WYOMING, August 2G.
Our correspondent must excuse us for
emitting the first portion Of her letter. Its
length compels us TO the step Besides, we
think it will be as good at some future time.
-EDs Con-
And nav Tor the " Convention" matter
which calls on, our sympathies to the full.
Where are the teachers of Delaware, that
we hear no response to the urgent call Are
the ladies so busy with their chignons, pow
der, paint and ilabdabs generally, and the
gentlemen SO taken up with the twirl of
their moustache, the poise Of their hats and
the precise direction of their cigars, and the
flavor of their cups, that none have timo to
consider the most weighty matters of duty,
or gladden. the hearts of those who for hu-
manity sake have interested themselves in
the work of REFORM One could think that
in the language of "Snooks" they had
shrunk into their holes and dragged the
holes in after them out of sheer shame.
But misguided teachers it is not so much
your fault, for how shall one learn to teach
without II teachers There have been blind
leaders of the blind long enough. But now
| the time has come when 'swisdom cryeth in
the streets" Step in and be borne along by
the tide of progress Shall we not have
from your number u few lecturers who shall
stump the State as it were, and scatter n
little salt to create IL thirst for knowledge, or
shall we have nothing from you but an awful
silence Shall none he interested but our
worthy Editors and our good friends
"Junius, observer, and our humble self !?
Shall we with one or two more friends hold
II teachers, convention. No; we can, as by
the magic Of Cindcrclas wand, raise upon
your soil II noble army of teachers who
when they can conquer the old tyrant
fogyism who is ever astride the coat tail OF
progress crying whoa! whoa and raising a
great hue and cry about the expense of new
books and school apparatus "want" thought
of in his young days; and can secure the
cooperation of the citizens of Delaware,
they will show you a result that will made
your eyes stand out with establishment
Have we no learned lady teachers in Della
aware whose outward adOrnment is not
merely ''the plating Of the hair and the
putting on Of goodly APPAREL" though these
things have their proper significance, but
whose modest mcn and stately bearing in
spire respect in the school us well as in the
drawing room, and who can interest the
young and grnsping mind as well as the full
grown genius. Ii not we shall labor tc
make them such and we hope the new col
lcge will do that
Much needs To he said about the govern
ment Of schools. Let there be II speaking
ont. Let sonil,ody get up in meeting anf
talk, if there be no other way to make thu
teachers hear.
Messrs. Editors, Il though has struck MS
Perhaps the teachers don't take the TRIBUNE
So they do not know of the proposed con
veniion. We would gladly do something e
have its crcGlaiina increased for it is wei
worthy ai,! vi ,lu mach 10 reclaim th
backslidden S,..ie .i,.iu error and Ignorance
ntJIn
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-09-05

The Presidents Policy.

That sterling and reliable Republican
journal, the Cincinnati Gazette, prints a
long letter from its Washington corrcspon-
dent, "I. V. N. b. General Boynton.
He is one of the most radical and earnest
men in the country, and his testimony is valu-
able. From the letter we extract the follow.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-09-05

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So, In all cases In advance. .s,rg
Ave concur with other papers in recommepa,anss
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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-09-05

At the general election in November, 1866.
Salisbury, DEM, for Governor had two ma
jority in the First Ward, and Riddle, Union, for
the same office, three majority in the Second
Ward
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-09-05

II is reported that pacific note will he
lssued shortly from the French Forsign Of
lice.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-09-05

The American Congress resolutions pre-
esenied to the snltan of Turkey, respecting
the Cretans, have created profound scnsa-
tion in Europe.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-09-05
COMMERCIAL REPORTS
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.

PnILADEIrHIA, Sept. 4.--Flour weak, sinner.
fine $3.50; new wheat $12. Wheat dropping
good choice red $3.50 "a $3.50; white 1910. Rye
two thousand bushels new Ohio sold at s2b5
Corn advancing. Rio coffee steady, III cent,
in gold. Sugar quiet. Whisky nominal.
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET
PmII.A ,ELrnIA, Sept. 2.-Cattle dull, lower
1900 head sold at 9@16ISc per ID. cows up.
changed, $4,000; Sheep dull, 10000 sold at 5o
SIC per lb. hogs In fair demand, 5000 sold at
s10@10.50 per hundred tbs.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-09-05

fnk GAZETTE says colored men arc not
equal TO white men and lpr This rensoIl
sswern denle,l by nnr fathers the privileges
that the Republicans now scsk 10 cunfel
'supon them" This may be true Of OUT
Fathers but our grand-fathers, the "sages
Of Revolutionary times, = granted suffrage in
at least ten States out Of thirteen, irrespec-
tive of color, and in most If NOT all Of them
the right was exercised.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-09-05

Snlly, the French painter, is ninety years
old, and strong and hearty yet.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-09-05
Popular Education.

WHAT OUR FAIR FRIEND AT WYOMING SAYS
ABOUT THE CONVENTION.
WxnnINn Annlist Dc
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-09-05
KENT ANs SUSSEX COUNTY.

james r. C cmcnt.. William Cumnins, Wm.P
Smitltrrs, William w. Nelson, Thomas I..Suttop,
Isaac l.aphan, George Gardiner Arnold, Nnnos H.
Covrrlale. Thomas -. Conrsey, John Green. y.
g. Fisher, WIN. Denny. Jr., Il. II. Cnmmins Dr.
j. S. pmt,ymal. a. y. Osinond. w &. Davidson,
Il. Ilnzziril, Hon. G. s. Layton, r.. A. Houston
John Stewart, John +. Anderson, Henry +. Roll
ney, ". z. Orr, A. T.. Pretiyman. Jos. $. Truilt
Thomas Wallace, H. II. Lewis, Lewis Hamilton,
Prince N Caldwell, Thos. q. Caldwell Joshua
Parker, Nathaniel Brinkley, Isaac Jenkins, james
| Houston, Il. Risler, Jacob Bryan, Z. Il. Rice,
| Elias Pennington, Simeon Pennewill, James l..
Blister DR.. JAS ID. West, S. Bennett, q. Hazard
Jos. Burton, A. b. Prcttyinan, Daniel Cowgirl,
George W. Joseph, Albert Currey, T.. X. Pretty.
man. DIR. Powell.
| The report Of the Committee WINS adopted, and
the gentlr1 en- named appointed delegates
On motion of Mr.. Bancroft such Of the dele
gates MS conld no. attend were empowered to NJ,
| point aliefnates.
The Convention was then addressed by Hon
J. A. j. Crcswcll, Of Maryland, and Hon. Vim
ID. Kelley, of Philadelphia.
ResOired, That committee of three be ap
pointed by this Convention to issue, MS soon n
practically, an address to the people of The Stat
of Delaware, discussing in plain and concis
manner the Issues involved in the Equal Right
movement so auspiciously inauguratcd to-day.
The following named gentlemen wera app bin
ed upon this Committee:
Anthony Higgins. DR.. W. G. Davidson, Saln'l
NJ. Harrington, David IL. Gustus, and John W
Layton.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-09-05

Our correspondent must excuse us for
emitting the first portion Of her letter. Its
length compels us to the step Besides, we
think it will be as good at some future time.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-09-05

WE ARE COMING,
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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-09-05

John p. McI.ear, Samuel NJ. Harrington, Dan1
Howard M.Jcnkins, benjamin Niclds, A.Higeins,
II. +. Pickles John w. Layton, David Gusuis, r.
Graves, f. J. Cooper, VIM. H. Colwell. Daniel p.
Hamilton, Hanson Robinson, Edward Tatnall,J !,
Lewis Thompson. John G. jackson, Jas. C.Jnck-
son, John i. Williamson, S. Minor Curtis, John
Pilling, George Morris, Washington Milburn, s.
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Benjamin s. Booth, Henry II. McMullen,. George
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Young, Shadrlcli Bowycr, George W. Karsner, j..
Jones, Il. B. Rice Samuel Segars, James Berry,
Jonathan $. Hand, Isaac Stats, Perry Hamilton,
John Pierce.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-09-05

The anxiety on the account Of newspapers is I'M.
called for. There is not one In twenty which wond
not prefer to receive all their foreign patronage
this plan, when 1t IL fully understood. 1t is too gen
orally recognized thoroughly beneficial tn all par
ties concerned to be injured in the least by anything
which may be said against it by Interested parties
Advertisers should send for circular giving full
explanations.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-09-05
Paints for Farmers asd Others.
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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-12-27

of application is TO take some cotton bat
ting, dust it full of flour and apply i'm
mediately to the scaldsd part, so as to
exclude the air entirely. Generally in a
few minutes the pain and smarting
ceases. In some aggravated cases the
flour will need to be renewed when it
becomes heated and wet from the dis
charge of the wound, but in most cases a
single application is sufficient. The cause
of death from burns is almost never from
the effect of the wound, but from the
shock to the nervous system and the
fever arising from the pain. This flour
relieves almost Immediately and we hav,
never known case where it was appll-
ell at once tina: did not result in speedy
recovery.
We write this because we see almost
daily i'll the papers accounts of death:
from burns and Scalds, that might b(
prevented by the Use of this simple rene
dy. The objection that has been urged
against this. that flour leaves Il scar. i,
not valid. Having used it in our owl
family for more than twenty-five years.
and recommended it to others in almoS
numberless instances, we have never We
known an instance where the least sral
remained after recovery. The cure is SC
quick and 50 perfect that the skin is lef
smooth and fair as before, nor do we be
lieve it ever leaves Il scar, unless the burr
is so deep us to make ii inevitable, what
ever may be the remedy applied. |
readers will remember this they nevel
do need be for moment at loss what I
for 4 burn.-.StrmgtjeM Unton.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-12-27
for the Children.
BlaRchc'S Lesson.

Little Blanche had gone to spend an
hour. one sweet afternoon, with her cous-
in Carrie
She kissed her mother good 10y and as
she walked slowly along in her dotted
muslin frock, white hat, and blue should
er knots she looked so fresh and pure
and charming. that many little eirls IN
plain calico and gingham envied her Is
she passed them. 1t was wasted envy
They would rot have enyied Blanche
could they have looked beneath the white
dress down into her little heart. She
had the same warm, loving welcome from
Carrie as ever But the play house with
It's wealth of dolls. and dolls carriages
and furniture lid not seem a. attractive
as usual. Carrie noticed II, and took
blanche TO the swing. But that WAS no
better. Then she showed her some pref
ty nex books, one of which WAS full Of
bright colored pictures, but Blanche only
turned over the leaves hastily and left III,
room suddenly, saying she guessed sh,
would 20 home.
why, blanche, your hour isn't hal
out. Can't | DO something You vii
like? Let Us put or our hats and co t'
the south woods and get some wild flow,
er. and mosses.' This was the creates
inducement Carrie could offer, knowing
well the great delight Blanche took II
such rambles, but no, she didn't I" ieei hk'
it +" to day, and, 10 Carries surprise an'
, grief started home at once. Always Toe
| fore. an hour, or two hours, or a Who'll
afternoon had proved quite too short 70
Blanche with her favorite cousin.
When she reached home her mother
first look Of pleasure at her punctual rs
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-12-27
LiccNSed-IO dO IEhut ?

Llccnsed-to make the strong man weak
Licensed-tO lay the wise man low.
Lirensed-a wi!e's fond heart to break.
And make her children's tears to flow.
Licensed-to do thy neighbor harm.
Licensed-tO kindle hate and strife.
LicenScd-tO nerve the robbers arm.
Liccnsed-to Whet the murderer's knife
iicensed-thy neighbOr'S purse to drain.
And plumber him of his last;
Licensed-to heat his teverish brain
Till madness crown thy work at last.
Li:ensed-!ii,e spider for fly.
TO spread thy net for man. thy prey;
To InocA his struggle. suck him dry,
Then cast the worthless hulk away.
LicenSed-where peace and quiet dwell
To bring disease. and want. and woe:
LicenSeG-to make this world hell.
And I'll men tor hell below.
PIERPONT.