Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-09-12

Gossip of the Week.
The streets and stores of Philadelphia already
,dicate that summer is over and the fall season
egun. A great increase of pedestrians on the
idewalks is noticeable, all bearing upon their
rownod or ruddy countcnanccs tho unmistakablc
yidences of the summers rustication and recrea-
ion.
Mr.. Johnsou's membership with the Mutual
Jlub of New York cannot be considered strange
since he has long been known as
,ase bawler
The Gazette says -" 1t was the business OF
he Democratic gentlemen who stayed ut Homeland
iook no part in the nominating meetings 10 be
present at them, and use their efforts to have
more popular men, II they could have been got,
put on the tickets"
Are we to have new party in Delaware, or
in Wilmington? The organ of New Castle county |
Democracy says:--
"And ii the Democratic party can be OF no |
use-if its members are ashamed of the grand old
organization that raised the Republic from a few
weak colonies to be sublime power--to be thu
admiration Of the world why in Gods name let
us know it-and let us try some other; some new
combination in which men will not stand back
By all means, gentlemen, trot out the ''otli9r
one.
1t is announced that Charles Reade and Dion
Boucicault are writing, in conjunction, novel
for the Atlantic Monthly, for which they receive
larger sum than has yet been paid by an Ameri-
can periodical TO any author except Mr.. Dickens
Theodore Tilton calls Gail Hamilton Donna
Qaixoita.
Tho Brandywinc Club Of West Chester, beat
the Camden Club. at the former place, on satnr-
day. Score so 10 81. Loose fielding.
Among the American travellers now in Europe
are two of the Messrs Dupont, brothers TO LAM
mot Dupont, Of this State and formerly of the
firm of A. V. Dupont Il Co., the extensive paper
manufacturing firm OF Louisville. Ky. They
have retired from business there, and on their re-
turn TO this country, in few weeks, will prob
ably secure homes among their kinsmen in Deh-
| ware.
| "A friend writes us to know why we do not
treat your readers occasionally TO some of tht
sharp sayings of Wendell Phillips" wendell
Phillips has scntentious style Of telling the
truth, " he says.
To which we simply state that many Of Mr..
Phillips late differences are to our mind mote
sharp than sensible, and more "senteniious,
than truthful Some late conspicuous errors have
broken the force Of his communications, and ~
no longer speaks with the weight he once did
More Ignorance among the Dover Democrats.
The Deitwa,ean, referring To the California tlee
ton, says =
1.-THE Legislature will be Democratic, thus 80
curing a Democratic L. S. senator In place OF
Conness, and the election Of Demoefa, in plac,
of Mr.. McDougall, deceased"
McDougals term expired last ith of Marcl,
and Cornelius Cole (Rcpublican) then took hi.
place. The term of Conness Q'epublicanl doe.
not expire till the 18th of March 1869,
Col. Forncys letters are To be published ii
one volume, by I. b. Peterson y Bro. Philadt.
phia.
The Dover Democratic organ is obliged to Z,
to California for consolation against Wilmington
The lattcrs election it terms IAN amagamalio,
victory
The Maryland rebel papers threaten new
revolt, If Congress darcs to exercise its Consttu
tional powers in reference to the guaranty of ,
Republican form of government. One OF then
says We know that President johnson will
never permit such an act of rascality TO take place
without desperate struggle, and at his call NOR
J than million Of men, slrong-mindcd men, mci
/ who know their rights and dare maintain them.
. will rally to the rescue.
Impsrfcct knoyioda. Of ,ha Enoli.h Iangnnpe
NAV pe,bans excuso III, ,,,-e,,e for sov;n,, III.
,, /. a,Ioood,, n, ,o,,o,, or ,ho ,.on,on,ton 80,
written Nv MIR Grnbb. Our cyprcssion was tina
he "is supposed 10 have written ~ The cor
: RICHNESS Of sucb n supposi,ion tlc Gd.eae. iii
. mornipr denies and W. take tho libcttv If nd
/ dino thnt II makes yrrv ,;tlc olds whether he d
5 or not
-TbeC,,.eUa vli.,h., l,clin,e ~, M, inqlitaria
i ability. has il marked custom of printing IN ii
, scure corners. communications which are scurri
y ou.. low-liyra. and disrracclnl. Ole such i'm
a he found ON lis first moe on Tuesday.
The result of the election in California vii
u Of course Inc loil..1 Iy ,hc Coni,crlcof,s M nj
a catiye of A reaction hut II VA IN f,e c.,,.c
" purely by divisions among th. R,pnblicons. NJ
q t;orbam was cnt' extensively nv snbstlnti.
~ R,nublican citizens az /, nrotcs, nc,inst M, a,
ID minaucy of n RIM" This Incident K aisuii
3, enn, II stomns ,hc Iruion no,,v - ,he cons,rv
y ,,r of ,be nnhhc morls M Motor v,ho,i II h..
IN ~, t,a,,,,aa.,;.. ~, 1f...
Is ii J.. .,,., ,i -
=. y n, their s,,y, ,,,,,ka.
lc The colored citizens Of Baltimore are abol
e establishing daily mornin, paper 10 he called ii
y, BuL.uore mil, Iouyan The material ncccssa,
ID 10 nrint il i M hand and NJ css has heen ordc
10 I'd.
:, The Interstate Fair nj Norri,town. Pa. co,
us mcuc.d Yesterday. 4 numopr of Dclawnr,ans "
IL No in ,,t.na.,,o. NJ mcmh.,s If t,omn;t,o.s