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

4 HEvli.W OF THE Teachers VOCATION.
WYOMING, August %.
Mdo'ytat Editof&: In return for the
yely gallant Z bow" OF Junins9 we make
our most profound courtesy and most
.nodcsly return our humble thanks for his
Courteous and spirited reply
perfection Of human characier,and free
dom from sclfislncss are things that can en-
list only in imagination. We are Of the
orthodox persuasion and believe every word
Of this sermons on The doctrines Of holt
mess totha contrary notwithstanding. There
fore teachers and educators who 20 forth
Wtli desire 10 benefit the condition Of So
icty and to scatter broadcast the good seed
II knowledge must not grieyc or grow weary
il well doing if they do not meet ready re-
,poiise from those whom they wish TO bone
lit
= We have to deal with teachers Us they
are, not as they ought TO he. Then we pity
Delaware, il She has no teachers who are
lsthey ought to be. But whose fault is this?
How can teacher teach what he never has
been taught, amy more than n scholar can
recie lesson which lie has never learned.
Doubtless ilie teachers who have come here
formerly from other states have been those
who, rs our worthy friend says, felt above
mental lAbor-not having thai innate pfnri-
pie that no matter how humble the labor,
all honor Is ,lae TO him who performs il well
and chceriully; and moi being able to pass
The strict examinations in their own State,
have come here and : ln, in time" merely
for the pallry pillanege allotted them for do
ing the children and youth more harm Than
GOOD. and for The poor i'll gotten lille of
teacher
'tNIoney makes the teacher" True. for
how could he 10 without thai which enter
as largely into the necessities Of human lif, )
But VINO ever heard ol' 4 man mr. woman IA
Iinr out ia rain n fortune Nv trachin,ss W,
nre personally acaraintrd With n larse circle
fnoiin IA nf inncbors WHO nr,, Sac th,,,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-09-12

SHOULD THE TEMPORARY RETIREMENT of
the Republicans from power, in California,
lose us the election Of L. S. Senator, in
place OF Hon John Conness, the circum-
stance will be more unfortunate than the
loss OF the State ticket, which being re-
buke to wire-pulling and corruption will
not be regretted by the party generally.
The term of Mr.. Conncss expires on the It'll
Of March, 1868.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-09-12

The man who opposes capital punishment
and pirates about the inhumanity of hanging
at a moment when crime is so frightfully ON
the increase all over the country, is citLer
knave or a fool, and in either case we have
no patience with him.
Says the Newark Courier, very con
IA iyely,as it would seem. Yet this ''fright-
ful increase" of crime has take place while
the hanging penalty has been in full opera
tion. How is that And it is simple ques-
ton of statistics whether capital Punish
ment is the best check OH crime, in which
its opponents have generally made the most
satisfactory show of evidence.
SO that if our contemporary is ever 50 much
exhausted in patience that fact will hardly
settle finally the question raised.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-09-12
CORRESPONDENCE.
From crisGeld.
NOTES OF orr CORRESPONDENT oS rnE
WING.

NOTES OF orr CORRESPONDENT oS TilR
WING.
CsIsrIEID MD, Sept. q, ls6..
Alter providing myself with Press, aud Dela-
ware Tri5une-from one of those energetic news
boys that are always to be found at your Depot
i took a seat in the train bound for C!isiieid.
Aside from the pleasure Of reading such Journals
as the two mentioned, lind that one Is mol SO
likely to be bothered by having articles he doesn't
want to buy thrown into his lap. Even this,how-
ever docs not always answer. Hereafter when
travelling, propose 10 place upon my hat large
placard TO this etfeet:-
Don't EAT icE CREAM CANDY ONT VAST
TO rARE IVORY ruys no MY CHILDREN
AYn ONLY READ mn A,'E.
Won't thai protect me: think it will.
In the Press | read the proclamation Of uur
Accidental President BY the way, the Mayor Of
Cristleld thinks OF issuing exactly like II. lie
THINKS it would bc just the Thing Tor this city,
| was especially intrrcstedas lead The haa"e
since WAS just then passing through section OF
colatry described in the paper by your cores
pona,nt. ,,Ramher" | could nat do otherwise
ihan endorse what he says Of il, and joined hear
| tily in the testimony that
| srruly this is favored land.
New Castle County may well be proud Of her
fine farms, and beautiful landscapes, And well
may You i've proud Of Wilmington. IN MI orr
knowledge there is ITO city brighter, pfc'tier'
Or hcathirr with lis noted schools, noble chiifcli-
T., and splendid situation.
Wilmington has always been Loyal city
Since 1850 She has ncyer swerycl from her allegi'
| .,i,.. 10 ,,fltt in xinW an The
Of The past few days, when .ha his again in TIVE
unmistakablc declarations, renewed her vaws,yol
can, more tgn eyer, ftel proud Of yonr position
But | did not SIT out 70 write Of Wilmington
All along the railroad we find marked evidence o
Improvement. Northern men are rapidly flow
IN. into Tie State, aid with the increase Of cipi
til that they tring We find most marked pro
sress Al present the attention Of everybody
described in the peach crop Tue season i nov
about 1T its height. N every station cars at
being Ion led for The Philadelphia and New iorl
markets. OAc would suppose from The lliht'
!, ties shipped that the demand would be over sul
piled, bn, we find by Inquiry that they ,ue s!i
bringing very good prices aid are in brisk d,
mand Al several OF tn stations are cXtensiv
canning establishments, Of which much could b
written that wunli he interesting. but time iail'
One of the largest Of these is owucd by MI
Adricl Dover. lie puts up, this sceson. abot
4 100000 cans. The cans 10 hold them are made
{ your city, and shipped b the carload
AIy impression of Delaware /, that il ought
Z be called tic garden spot Of the United sttes.
The largest crop AT CriSfold is that of lnosia
; toes. think cai say q eeittialg hope sni tn
| M o,hor i,l,c1 cau hprin to produce the IRE
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-09-12

THERE is A STRONG FEELING among many
Republicans that to impeach johnson will
be to lopse the strongest friend of theirparty-
His violent attempts to re-establish rebel
rule have continually disguised and alarmed
the people.
But we beg to inquire whether our duty
to the country, and to future time when the
precedent will be quoted, permits that in
order to advance the interests OF the Repub
lican party or any other, a guilty maj
should go unpublished, especially when he il
the highest officer Of the Republic, and hi
offences of the worst kind !!
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-09-12

TIE rEErESsE that the California election
is either an endorsement Of johnson, or
rebuke OF Congress, is, to speak briefly, un-
true. The Republican party split into Con
ness men, who We're for Gorham for Cover
nor; and anti-Conness men who were for
Bidwell. Gorham was charged with corrup-
ton, and men in the party determined to
defeat him, at any cost. They simply did
II, and that is all there is TO be said.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-09-12

ONLY THE MANAGEMENT of MIR. johnson
prevented the people everywhere from Civ
ing to gallant Phil. Sheridan the same cor
dial reception that greeted him in St. Louis.
In New York an equally hearty welcome
will be given to Sickles. The hour of tri-
umph for Andrew johnson is short, and
surely unsatisfactory.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-09-12
Communicated


Surely every American eitiAea wluhas read tlg
letters Of Col Folney to the Pass must have te
grateful that tiir country has had the h.46Ht ii
His agency tliHail. IN cxnctleHcs siAtf+.aHu
shrewd ohae yer, writer Of rare power imA hcaIi-
~, and wilhA thorough Ameripln in heart AMI
soul, he was cinincntly qualified u ht,tow this
rich contribution 10 otl canimon current ljttrA-
tnrc. IT. rnr.iuH II the nieuey thai will ID was
ed next wiatrr, il disseminating the rothy eVup-
oraiiolS Of soa. n our w0ul-be-y,se men III
Washington conld VI spent in getting III, 4 iirgr
edition Of Col. Forn.ys letters in different iat-
guagss, for grauitJu circulation in foreign coi.n-
tries, not doubt could be reasonably entertained
as to tho result Tie numerous comparisons, or
rather contrasts which exhibit the improved con-
clifton ni the American citizen II submitted Ia tit
quiet consideration Of foreigners would ceruly
add largely 10 onr acquisitions Of both men and
money. Cot. Farhcy by his letters has performed
ii valuable ulf service which has sent Il glow Of
gratitude t. llio heart ctcvcry loyal eador; ana
then ilis service l,s been 50 well perfdrmua tie
Claims OF ON cltinlry sonbly sustained tile eai-
acttr Of oar Institutions, nnll the condition Of ou
citizens SO trithtully and so admirably exhibited.
That We feel 10 ordinary degree Of national pride
when wr reil II t'ilt CD Fnrnty Is oip ~ ulit
own people, ii4l =, hi- til lass lCn, like lis
heart, is cuN,neii% IT'D u Mietef his cH,HirA
Ills present s il&tl S4t.aAa runlril aiYts
him an extcitit, aiiNsiunts.. p'iia 'rlIl VI
attempt 10 cii4@ie il nHlic services, We are as
toas!ied that aiY ,ias man could = riorm 80 iAnc
Literary labor, ,.ia " il ~ well ~ 10 merit til
ttivcr-Hl admiration ~ his numerous teaaipls
Col Fdruey long aga 4cnted far lhliiscif au holi-
cradle pace amongst the ht't hrntlnrtnfsni lit
country, and lii- ate lcti1rs will materially ii,
crease iii claims 10 this honorable distinction
BY all means ~ ne ltt'oi4 he published cspccig
~ for foreign crrnlainp MlNDICtS
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-09-12

The President evidently hope, that various eau
SEES of opposition to Impeachment, among The Re-
publicans, will save him, Tuesdays Baltimore
Sun has the following from Washington .-
From letters received here within tic past few
days, from various quarters, il does not nppear
that the impeachment movement has gained sub
stantia Roadway among the Republican members
Of Congress who have heretofore opposed the
measure. Outside of the real merits Of tic con-
troversy between the President and Congress
he opposed by considerable number of R,put-
lican members upon the ground Of impoiicy.
Carrying this additional weight, as il is regarded
by them, into the Presidential contest this con-
sideration, it is arguedwi alone determine these
Congressman against the adoption Of articles of
Impeachment, to say nothing Of other complica-
tions, such as objection to placing Senator Wade
in the White House, which is deprecated by a
good many influential Republicans.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-09-12

Coz. J. w. FoRSEY was one OF the pas
sepgers who arrived at New York by the
Persia, on Wednesday. His native land
will extend him its warmest welcome
Senator Morrill, of Vermont, and Repre-
sentative Blaine of Maine were also on the
same steamer.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-09-12

GOVERNOR HELM, the newly elected Ex-
ecutive of Kentucky, did not live long 10
enjoy his office. His death at his residence
near Elizabethtown, took place at hall past
twelve o'clock, on Sunday. The Lieutenant
Governor will discharge the duties OF Gov
ernor, till a new election can be held IN
August. of next year.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-09-12

GENERAL GRIFFIN now commands IN
Louisiana, till Hancock shall make his ap-
pearance, which the latter seems in no haste
10 do. Until he comes the Presidents Re
construction ideas will not be likely to be
carried out, if they should be then Mean
while the time for registration expires by
Limitation Of the law, on the list OF October
and few weeks later, Congress will re-as
semble. 1t looks doubtful whether the Presi
dent will have time or opportunity to over
set much of Sheridan's labors.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-09-12

In6 hlVerSlue Institute.
Situated Mt Riverside, Burlington County New H.
sew is founded for the purpose Of grant0llsiy educ
ling the sons of deceased soldiers and seamcn nr ill.,
United States.
wel-knOwn citizens of Pennsylvania AM New llf
HON. WILLIAM II. MANN,
District Attorney. Philadelphia m
HON. LEWIS r. BRO0MAL.
Ex-Chlcf Conner ". y. Mint, anu ls'cntirt II he,l-
Phiadhi, Pa.
HON. JAMES NJ. ScOvEI, New .Icr-,v
HON W. ". WARE, New JERSEY
Ascnl Adams Express, ph!lr'a. pp.
j. e. COE, Esq,
Treasury DEPARTMENT., Washnri ~, u. q, AEit
Is. ls8i--Oilicc of Internal Rrvrnur. l!Aein4 n 81
we'd satisfactory evidence that lrNt'l- X la'
enterprise onnd'cted by the .Watliny'on s
Company" will be devoted 10 charitable ID
Jon IL hereby granted IL said q ,npa't 4, t.6 II
snch enterprise exempt from NIL ri'tt ~ 'g "a
special tax III other duty.
T.. A. ROLLINS. comGi... It
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-09-12

TT The Poor Mans Friend. Doctors bills arc too
long for poor mans pocket, bdt my of them may
be avoided by keeping "Grace's Celebrated Snlye' in
the cupboard. 1t is the .precous pot Of ointment;
curing burns, cuts, scad. bruises, sprains, wounds,
chilblains, chapped hands; &c Mothers, do not me-
purchase box of this salve, only 25 cents.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-09-12
Telegraphic News.
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ptsepA oRFuI CONDUCT OF U. S. rRours'
sr. LOUIS, Mo, Sept liam Omaha dlspa'eh
says that battalion Of 100 soldiers arrived .he'e
on Sunday, en- roa'e to the Plains. Before leay-
Ing they entered the american Transfer Com
puny's Warehouse, drove out the Waterman, stove
il, tie heads OF the whisky and wine barrels, go
very drunk, and broke open canned NUT anu
oysters.
The subordinate officers are said 10 have been
II. had us the men, and the Colonel had no con
troll over them.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-09-12

Tie correspondence between +nitaly
Seward and Minister Adams is reference 10
the Alabama claims on EH.Ial'l, viii soon
be made public.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-09-12

Accounts from various portions Of Mis-
sissippi represent thai the army worm Las
made its appearance, hut so far the cotton
has sustained hut little dlmuge. The CON
crop is represented as unprecedented D.
that State. The new cotton crop is coming
into market very slowly The weather is
clear and hot
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-09-12

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

TUESDAY niaht, shook tl,edns; d! Washington
city from his lrRt and len, intensely disgust
ed nj moi leiag able to get up IN immense
sens,iion about radical revolution plots
Mr.. johnson listened blandly 10 him anil
then case him The anl'! shoulder ihia act
iltIl Him.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-10-01
Barnum's Museum.

1t is rumoF-d Ia we'll informed circlss that Bsrnun
stated few days ago. that Re had at last discoYereo
greatest curiosity he lad heard Of IN hisle fu
f-rinx from asevefe cold an: fearful OFF tcrinstir
in pulmonary affection, he .t-fped into drug
and kk-d the proprietor to gives him thing which
he kseU would afford him immediate relief The gen
tsnrsn TINS Applisd to hsrdsd him neat looking pack
age hich he asssred him the only article be could
sndrse answering all the requirements in such
cssss Returning 10 his Museum ofce Mr. Barnnm troll
the medicine according todirections and IN sess then
ts lee aoars found himself entirely covered The css
ARK 4be that Rsrtum cau.ed the bottle b,
piaced In handsome fiass eass. snd put in the moe
conspcuons part O. his Sussag, appropriately
follows ''1h. sreatest wonder Of the age m.dicn,
that per forns all h pronises"
DEMONSTRATION this feand to be bottle Of CDR
}. ". Poiands wsits Pine Compound for the cure
ooush., Colds Bronchitis, Lusg affections and oil d..a
sSU the Bsddsr and kicnsss. Sold BY all druggi.t
eset1
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-10-01
Special Notices.
A Oawere..s Sea.en.

= ~ u EEEF
An almo.t unparalleled quantity Of rain ha fallen du
ring tho :umnsr vssss.t'oa has wonderfully
thick and rank, and as it decays, unnuai an uni
sickness may be expss.sd snlee proper nssaa ~ taken
to preventit.
Fever and aSue and bilious remitt n.s already prevail
alarming extent and The Fail advances aud tn.
maaiioua nis bit logs become heav fhe sick lst is Tx
i, to increase both in the city and this county It'll
therefore only 81 act prudence to keep the
vit.i forces In full sigor that they resst thu
healthy indaepe 60 Of the Renforc ed BY the
touic operation OF HOsTETTKR's STOMACH BITTbRs,
tho systea, hswsser weak aud Susceptible Ally
viii out ten -sfui'y combat every
species atmospheric poison BY which spidemics are
produced. s
During the months Of September o>tober and Novsm
the difference in bet. day and mig
10 vey eat aud the chilling Ge-s and mists of the
the prolific causes OF iLdgestioD, cholera NOR
bus, d.rrhsa ard dysentery. BeIing tLis In mind,
nsember also that the BIITERs rot only invisorate
tn. stomach aud brace the nerves, but act speciscaHy
upon the bo,r!s aad rsr, mparting to those
ors regularity and tone. 1t onssle to
peel Immunity RON prevalent COM aints prsenu
tons taken TO escape them.
HoerKrrER3 blTTkR- are At pleasant TO the
TASTE and the most certain OF all safeguards against f.
trile silmtnts- ootl-dAw
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-10-01

STEADY IN THE RASKs.-The crisis OF bat>
tie approaches. Only few days remain
between the present and the election. We
believe that our people are awakening to the
importance Of the present contest in this
State. But there is room for greater ear,
nestness and greater activity. The Democ-
racy are strainiug every nerve, not to vim in
the State--they do not expect that-but to
win in large number of counties that have
been giring Republican msjorities. Their
efforts should be met with equal earnestness
upon our part. California and Maine, where
the Democracy have pro6.ed BY Republican
apathy and Republican vdvisions, have given
new inspiration to the party of Charles JEFF,
ferscn Davis Mason in Iowa. The results in
those States should inspire our own people
Aswell 10 do their fall duty 1t the election
Don't be caught nappiog 1t is certain that
the people Of Iowa do not intend to endorse
Brick Pemeroy and Henry Clay Den,sand
Charles Mason. Il j. certain they have no
purpose OF making Deans vaunted Cooper.
hsad'sm the controlling political creed of
asva. Bat thsrs is danger, Il Reps blicans
% mot organize and make the neces..rv ef.
SoFts 10 insure success. In this campa;sn =.
in battle, avery Union man should con,;de.
himself indispensable in the 6sht every one
j should deem himself absolutely necessary o.
vistsfy. Lss every Republicans resolve now
W0J svo3s1iST = Is -pevss % elect our
eooalY - DU1o 80 . 81 ii
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-10-01
nE vIolLAnrt oRaAnIzEi AND
vnmR,


This is the lsst opportunity We shall have
70 talk to the readers Of our Weekly before
the election. Our next issue We shall defer
one day, and hope TO give the general result
in State and County. What shall that result
be7 The answer rests with the Union men
Of Lee county and the State. Apathy, i'm
difference, absence from the polls, may bring
defeat; activity, prompt organization, earnest
work, aud the attendance Of every Union man
ct 1.-THE polls will bring US victory. Democratic
success involves the direst consequences to
the State and the Nation. In the State it
would giye the control Of Iowa to Charles
Mason, Henry Clay Dean, and Thomas W.
Claeett their satellites and their policy. Az
to the Nation, It would make Iowa the ally
Of Andrew johnson; it would make our
prond.famed, freedom loving Stase the poll.
teal confederate of South Carolina. The I'd.
uiaistrstise measures, State and National
which the democracy urge, are mere clap .traI
are merely the process By which that parry
hopes to accomplish its real sim, that 10, tc
get control of and rebelize the Government.
This latter has engrossed'all the thoughts and
labors Of Andrew johnson for more than two
years, and in the spirit of his work he has had
the warm support and sympathes of the De
mocracy.
The Republic and Freedom we're scarce
ever in more danger than at this present L
lows and the other States show, by thsil
votes, any receding from the proud loya
grounds they have held; il they show any
increasing favor for the Democratic party, il
is undoubtedly the purpose of Andrew John
son to resist the Congress Of the people, te
substitute by force his own will in the mattel
Of reconstruction for the will Of the PEG
pie, and the plan of the peoples repre-
sentatives. Then the slave oligarchy will b,
re.established in the South the Government
will be rebelissd, and brave Union soldiers
and brave Union people, what will you hav,
gained BY four your years Of war;
Tbs is no time for faltering, steady in tn,
ranks' Let every patriot go forward unit
the Union is thoroughly reconstructed in th,
spirit in which it was saved.
Let the Republicans Of every precinct On
CAME. BRiNG EVERY RErrBhcAs TO tn
Polls. Let each man work as though
were to save the life Of the country of hi
love; let every Republican do this and VI
shall record glorious victory for Republi
canism, the Union, and the Right, following
the sth day Of October.