Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-09-05
Gossip of the Week.

EEK, and Max Strakosch, may succeed, but the
uproar Of May-imilian in Mexico was failure.
What effect will Dclawarss big crop have on
Im-pcac-memF
The old cable ends at Hearts Content. The
new one starts from Brcst.
An Ohio genius has just given to the world
volume Of poems, from viii III we extract the fol-
lowing specimen
g ! am an American maiden
My eyes are blue and mild;
Ny liplets arc lovely and rosy
My heart is Undecided"
"Lipleis" is good. Your iip-iet lis kiss.
The Washington STIR says Sc The best in
formed and most considerable Southern Journals
earnestly deprccale the Presidents new policy
the removal of Stanton, Sheridan, Sickles, &c.,
us being likely to strengthen the Radical interest
throughout the North, while it can only operate
in the South to SO unsettc their affairs ms TO rem
der eventual Radical ascendancy in that quarter
more certain"
Among the deaths by yellow fever ut New
Orleans is Major b. Rush Plumly, formerly of
Philadelphia.
The Gazette speaking of the Mayors of the ci-
ties, says Baltimore presents her Swan Ham,
burg in Germany. presented several swans to the
New York Central Park, some years ago, any of
whom were mnch better snec;mens ,f gentlcmen
than Tom Swami, Governor of Maryland, but the
present Mayor of Baltimore is John L. Chapman.
Six months ago Boston house sent ont
cargo of 500 hoop skirts to Japan as venture.
The Japs put cover on them and used them for
umbrellas
The theatrical season is about commencing
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new rebellion, 1t says I'VE shall have no revolt
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There is much hesitation about trying Rev.
slepheh II. lying, d., OF inc Episcopal Church,
ior preaching III Methodist church. II Is SAID
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New YORK saturday Press" sad the same thinp
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Tile Mutual Base Ball Club OF New York
VINO Deat The Athletics, on Wcdncs lay were them
selves 'anquished at Camden on Friday, by thu
Keystone Club. Score ~ To 81.
The rebel Alex mlria q i-ehe says, for aiigh
1t caii ste, " General Grant is no more in accui,
with the President than Mr.. Stanton"
The Washington STIR says =" General Sicl,
les, On retiring from the command of the Sccon,
Military District will doubtless throw M hi
military commission and commence the practice
OF law in New York city. There, liz will al one
become perhaps the most powerful man in til
ranks Of the Union party. His career, since Ill,
commencement of the war, has gained him tn
entire confidence and regard Of his old politica
opponents, while he has lost none Of his stron,
hold upon the Democratic masses ii New York.
A friend calls our attention to the following
preamble to chapter 1877, of Delaware Laws
7 passed in 1861, when the Democrats Ind a. s,,a
! two-tllirtls of the Legislature Upon he impo,
lance of the ,iya of suffrage, il s,.ins tocrabl
= clears
\ .WulrE,s. The endowment q, 4; iLcrtv
q Of the most vital Importance To any l"tI c claim
ny !" nc ilee AND WhhhtAs 10 ~ enjoy
. nllra eyer,i., o lie ri.,,t IN n't. ,',
: should be protected, not only by penal ,ancton
Il but by the creation and use OF civil Remedies"
2 The Gazette, as usual, knows mere about II
y Equal Rights movement thnn those who are Ell
e gagged in 1t, and Notwithstanding our statemeI
mat MT. bfadiord does not lead IT. any more thu
dozen other earnest men, rcncws the acgatio
d Of the Dehi~d,eaa, In a new form. But MS Il
Is name of Edward g. Bradford Is creiitilc to M
~ horn i'm, ,nu,i, h,.n.o, n, ~. ~ W.
upon its knowledge, hv AL mean,
Tho ignorance Of s,"nr l'rri.nii a..ly vi
r. men is astonishing. Somebody, via profess
lg Z" be a white nsn,' writes in the asabo
ir those principles oil Republican government
~, that We're wrestci tr'n King loiii, i, he E
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