Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-10-15
MEN AND THINGS.

~ JuulsDu. IL says hGhA tutV 'fAAtN
House by actual murder, and will 90 ont by 20.
litical suicide.
4 NEw MAssA."-The coiered people Of the
South having got rid of their old Masses - are
now threatened by new one-Aiassa-cre.
PoMERoY.- Poincrov expresses himself
as not bit pleased with the Connecticut elections,
and declares that things look blue" in that di-
rection. Brick should read the Journal and Ga-
zete, and he would learn that there have been
Large democratic gains"
SIGEi.-An item Is going the rounds Of tho
Democratic press to the effect that General Sgcl
is President of New York Seymour and Blair
Club This Is about rs true as great many
other items in the Democratic papers. The fact
is sigel is a sound Republican, and is addressing
large German Union meetings. The Germans
will fight nit Sige" on that line II it takes all
| Seymour-and Blair, too,
BRaDiioS.,-Miss Braddon has new novel in
press entitled q Run TO Earth" Isn't Miss Is.
running the thing into the ground?"
HEAvY.-Thc Louisville Journal, referring 10 a
speech made by Governor Vance, says "eyefy
word weighs tom. Gov Vance must write the
editorials of our Democratic papers they are 50
heavy, you know
ArrREcIArvE The Denton Union, y good
Republican paper, published at Denton, Caroline
county, Maryland speaks "tAusly" on noticing
| the completion of the COMMERCIAL second year .
"The Commercial has entered upon the third
year of its existence and its enterprsing editors
state with an increase OF business in all 1t depart
ments. We do not wonder at this for the Com
mercidlis undoubtedly the best paper published
| on this peninsula, and Dcawareans would be re-
ant int hii
patronage from 1t. Long live the Commercial"
| MISTAKEN, AS usuAL.-A highly entertaining
communication from one of the Gdzeaes jackals
intimates that at the Republican Convention at
| Dover, in September, the resolutions offered by
DR.. Davidson, thu first Of which was voted down
and the others withdrawn. were radical rcsolu-
tions, prepared by the COMMERCIAL. All his
long story is spun 10 no purpose since he is mis-
taken, as usual The series offered by DR.. Da-
wilson referred entirely to the subject of stay
law, exemption OF homestead from seizure, &c.
and in no respect to national or State poltica
questions. They were largely favored in tn
Convention, aud might have been adopted II Their
had been more time to consider and anayse thci
probable effect.
CoLFAx TO TArLoR.-At Concert Hail. Phila
delphia, last night Bayard Taylor spoke. II,
said Schuyler Colfax said to me few days ago
81 am sure VIC will succeed, because | canno
believe that God has forgotten our country
The ONLY ONEs.--Baya d Taylor says tie onl,
men in Europe in sympathy with Seymour ant
Blair are tue Tories Of England, the Rcactionist
of Germany, Louis Napoleon, Cardinal Antonelli
and Isabella late Of Spain. Russia and Brazil
followed our lead by emancipation, and the work
men OF England were encouraged to dcmant
manhood suffrage, and they will get it.
PATTERSON. Patterson, OF Tennessee
has announced himself as supporter Of Gran
and Colfax lie has made several bets that Gran
will be elected, and expresses the opinion tia. Ii
will receive 31J,0l1 IN ijority in the popular vot
for President
SAM. TowssENi,.-Th Lst,udsedn lats Til
distinguished Democrat on the blck with pat
ronizng nm air that ii will be more likely t
awaken than 10 arpease his wrath The CoM
, MERcIAl is the only paper which treats lin wit
the respect he deserves We don't attempt I
bully him and TO insnuate that he is "A fit suffice
for the care Of Ills relatives as does the Gd.eif,
nor to coax and whcede him as does the Dtti
, o,dyedr, but treat him rs wpll-maaing bI
wrorg-headed and obstinate imam, who lets Ii
violent ptcjudices force lin into party the af
tocratic tendencies and management u which hi
| natural common SENSE conpr' lin to -c. ~.
t his Unborn love Of real Democracy compcs hi
, | to war against.
/ PAYS II BAck.-Thc G'izete takes adyantl4
Of our item concerning the TrMscrip ignorir
!, it and quoting entirely from the Journdt a.
Statesman, to deal these papers, one of whit
doubtless regards us carpet-bagger and the ot
er as a poachcr on lis own preserves, most '
cious dig. 1t says the Gazette Is so much rel
7 about Mddetown that 1t is useless for the Ira
script to copy from it and it therefore copies fro
papers rarely seen and but little read in Middl
c town. and adds :" A larger number of Gazea
are sent to subscribers at that Office than Of bo
the other papers named together" The Gazet
!, iorgets that Major Biggs and eieren other poop
subscribed tor the Journal shortly after it apost
! tised, probably nearly doubling its bona fie ci
: culation. We should also suppose the 7rdnsc,i
had several subscribers in Middletown Its clai
n | seems cxtrayapapt