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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-05-28

IffE Il AO-N 4.
The Republican editors of Missouri held
State Convention at ST. Louis, on Friday
and Saturday, and among other transactions
adoptcd "a series OF resolutions which cannot
fail 10 attract public attention as being emf
nently sensible and appropriate.
They declare that they will advocate the
principles and measures which they believe
10 be for lie public good, irrespective OF any
man, SET Of men, or any party, and strive to
act as pioneers of parties and politicians, in
stead Of tagging behind them, That the
idea that no principle should be advocated
until the people arc prepared for it, as if one
should refuse 10 70 into water until he had
learned to swim, is not fit for Radical or in
dependent editors, but only for the most
cawardly class Of politicians.
That impartial suffrage is necessary, and
a logical result of the fundamental idea ni
all free government, viz; That the whole
people can govern more wisely than any
family. or class, or caste. That ii is in the
best sense eXpedient, because it ills to per-
soual independence. fitness for responsible
ty, and true manhood, those who must
otherwise remain seris or poems. And that
il is right because all who faithfully support
government are entitled to protection,
through the ballotboX, against injustice.
That the prejudice of color which denies
just equality, civil and political rights is the
main obstacle to safe reconstruction the
source Of thousand forms Of injustice and
intolerance; the blot on our nation, and the
fruitful soil from which Democratic votes
are spontaneously produced. 1t is therefore
the ,.u,y d every Radical to labor 10 break
down that prejudice, nj once the shame ans
peril OF the Republic.
That us editors we will serve to influence
the Radical party TO give open and vigorous
support 10 impartial suffrage, and 10 secure
the adoption Of the state CONSTITUTIONS
Amendment securing it i'll Missouri.
These expressions are full OF sober trutl
and keen perception. They put the case
well, ana show that the Missouri journalist
me realizing Tie true character Of their pro
iessiQn, and are resolved 10 do i honor b
Independent, manly action. The time la
GONE l,y When newspapers can be tackled
lie Skirts O single ambitious politician, q
= welded ii the private interest Of clique
They are established and published now, 4
z aDHsness; their editorial conduct is an %
! cupaiion demanding tact aud ability; an
D tItpir Athaip nrtrAuiyliinn il pf M yulup
tlry are moi untrammelcd, fearless Al
honest.
Y Here is our hand % Missouri When II
= Wilmington and Western Railroad max
= u. 4 direct connection through 10 S. Lou
: our interchange win lie reatiier and easi'
= Does anybody believe II. will moi live 70 5
g tlut timus
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-05-28

TnE VOTE OF DELAWARE for the Vice
Presidency, al Chicago, was as follows; LIST
ballot, Wilson 6 I'd ballot, Coliax ., Curtin
j.; I'd ballot, Colhx ., Fenlon | 4th ballot,
the same; 9Th ballot, Cofax 4, Wade 2, but
made unanimous for ColGlx before the iinal
announcement Of the vote,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-05-28

The TESTIMONY reported by the Managers
seems 10 indicate that ii was only found ne
cessary to purchase for money, three mem
hers Of the High Court, and that their price
was astonishingly low, being but ten thou
sand dollars apiece. That is ten thousand
times their intrinsic value, but johnson could
have been made to pay more.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-05-28
peeorn,,ng the soidisrs' Grave.

The Both of this month, which in this case vii
be next Saturday, has been designated for the ap.
propriatc decoration of the graves of the unior
soldiers. In this city the members of the Graut
Army OF the Republic will observe the ,eeremo
MES Of the day by placing flowers, wrcaals, ,Sc.
on the resting places Of their comrades. Their
are quitca number OF soldiers uttered in III,
Wilmington & Brandywinc Cemetery, in til,
Catholic Cemetery, and in the Old swcdes
.l,,,,l vnrJ
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-05-28

The VOTE OF the whole delegation from
this State was cast, upon the first ballot, for
Hon. Henry Wilson, of Massachusetts, for
Vice President. Senator Wilson has shown
an active and warm interest in this State, and
this endorsement Of his position was a cour
teous acknowledgment.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-05-28

Tux GAZETTE announces that " call that was
prepared and signed for another negro con-
"vention in Institute Hall, has been laid quietly
"away, never to be issued"
Why is this? The prospect of Chase's nomi-
nation would suggest that it ought not to be laid
away. win the Goaehe explain why its friends
lid not issue the call after II had been prepared
and siencda" Were there No Democratic colo,ed
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-05-28

Tnn CLAYr, HERALD dominates George q.
Tybout, ESQ., of New Castle County, as candi-
date for Governor. There will be no election till
1870, and this seems an carly start, especially us
Mr.. Tybout peremptoriy declines again to have
his name associated with the position, preierring
mi yntr life to nnliiicnl effort
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-05-28

NAsllNGToN CITY, May 20. lsGs
SIN. Tile resolution Of tile Senate Of The
Emitted States Of The list Of February last.
declaring that tie President has no power to
remove the secretary Of War and designate
any other officer 10 perform the duties OF
that officer ud interim, having this day
tnilcl 10 be supported by two-thirds Of the
Senators present and voting on the articles
OF impeachment preferred against you by The
House Of Representatives, have relcn-
pushed charge Of the War Department and
have left the same and the books, archives,
papers. and property heretofore in my Gus
iody IS Secretary of War, in care Of Brevet
Major General Townsend, The senior assist
ant adlutant general, subject to your direc
ton.
EDWIN M. STANTON,
Secretary Of War.
To the President Of the United States.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-05-28

IT is STATED from Washington that nci-
ther General Grant nor Speaker Colfax will
resign their positions. The former will be
allowed by act of Congress to act as Presi-
dent and then resume his office, and the lat
ter will serve out his time.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-05-28

''NlII. NKTtI3NTFIl n INIIAtA.
Cts, lSi.Sll, May =. McC uola, vino MAS cA-
loeied 10 light Wilt Cuhurn, to-day, was arrested
ltrar Collie slring, Indiana, Al 3 O'clock this
n4drntlg. ~ The Sheriff ol Dearborn county lie
was taken 10 l.uwreuceburg.
larilcs have ieit here on special train 70 cf-
iuct his i,lcasr.
This arrest umy postpone thu fight.
SECOND pisrArtH.
McCuolc was bound over hy the grand Jury IL
Dearborn county. in the sum Of s2OM, to appear
on Friday. Bonds were given and MeCoolc left
lawrenccburg Tor the battle ground.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-05-28

The PENNSYLVANIA STATE FAIR is to be
held, this year, at Harrisburg, from septcm-
her Doth. to October I'd.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-05-28

The MEMBER of the National Executive
Committee for this State is Edward G. Brad
ford, Esq, OF this city, most excellent and
appropriate selection.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-05-28

A puBlic DEMONSTRATION in Washington
in honor of Johnson's acquittal has been ar
ranged for some time this week.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-05-28

SECRETARY STANTON has withdrawn from
the War Department, and the Senate will no
doubt confirm General Schoiield as his sue
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-05-28

A MARYLAND paper calls the Union Sol
ders ''thc plundering adherents Of the Cen
trail Directory BY the last phrase il means
the Congress of the United State.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-05-28
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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-05-28

eiur to Financial Policy, Economy, and
'axation The ground they take IS IN
oubtedly the honest one, and the best poll
i because it is honest. The resolution on
is appropriate and true Il
Ices not read the seven Senator'S out OF the
,arty, though it pointcdly rcbukes their
curse. The re-asserton that citizens Of
lther countries may reaounee their ale
glance and become citizens of tbs, is true
Is it is old, and well defined. Its recognl
lion by Prussia, in the late treaty, shows
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Oh. The last four resolutions ARE proper,
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wise tAan sympathize with the struggling
Cretans We ought, indeed, 70 make on
sympathy substantial.
The second resolution is As follows II
The guaranty by Congress Of Equal SUI
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he river Rhine, It's well known,
no'h wash the Clty Of Cologne:
But III mr. what, ye powers divine,
shall heueoiDrih wash tho river Rhine .

Now, this is caamynl II is rs clean place
MS Philadelphia, and beyond all comparison better
than New YORK, or indeed most OF our American
cities of size. My ulmctarics have not been Of
Tended ~ vel, and ii would be hard to nd a pai
OF the town to which have not penetrated
Thi- morning ate my breakfast Al a window,
looking oilt On TIN Rhine, with its pale green
water, and busy crowd oi boats. Far in the dis
tancr could suc The . Seven Mountains After
break, fast, walked down the river bank as far as
| the Zoulogltll AMI Botanical gardens and oppo-
site Mulheln, Then 10 the Cathedral and caurch-
Us of ST. Getoon, lhr APOSTLES, ST Maria i'm Cap
| The Rlthhaus, the Jewish synagogue, and ut list
| the Museum, where spent the remainder Of tho
| time before dinner in the picture gallery aud
| among the Roman antiquities, Of which there i,
| II fine collection.
| had intcudrd going to Dusseldorf hut Blcd
| cker gives such an account of the gallery there
| abandoned the idea Tomorrow / start fo
Cobentz, hy steamboat, and anticipate rari
treat in the days voyage among the storlcd beau
ties 0i the lovely khine. can hardly realia
that ain indeed here, among all the scenes o
which have read and thought 81 much ! mn
delighted with Cologne II is not quite soq uain
aud nld-fashioned as Antwerp bul still odd AM
funny enough, by the way, ! saw, to-day,
Brigade Of Prnssian soldiers with their qtee,
pointtd helmets, and armed with the dcad
Needles, which seredrp the Austrians so well
but little time ago.
CoELeSTZ, April 2lst.
As / have an hour before bedtime will add
little more to this piece OF "patch work, whic
is to be dignihed as a letter. You see by th
heading where am Imagine if you can, for
cannot describe my disgust when, just as ih
"Germania" left her wharf this morning, tn
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-08-21
Eirer SnteIIiasnte.
eORxscEsr OrrrcK No. 81 CAxr srREEr.
Friday Morning, August Il, 1903

AOpxscrsr Orr,cE No 81 CAxr srREKr.
Friday Morning, August Il, 1903
The weather yesterday was clear and warm.
But little business was transacted upon the levee;
in fact dullness reigned supreme there. The ar
rivals Yesterday embraced the hitiie stephens,
from Bayou Sara, and Cuba No. 2, from Alex
andria.
The Caddo, Capt. Barns. has postponed her de-
parture TO Saturday, the 22d instant at P. NJ
The Gossamer came to the wharf yesterday from
Algiers.
The Richmond, Capt Boardman, leaves ct s r.
NJ. tomorrow, for Jefferson.
The body of our late lamented frerd, Chss. b.
Hoffman, was followed to its resting place yester.
day morning, by a number Of mourning friends.
Our business engagements prevented US from
joining in the cortege, but our thoughts were
there.
The Cuba No. left the wharf yesterday even
freight to-day. and leave tomorrow evening at q
o'clock for Grand Ecore and intermediate land
ings.
We emitted to mention the departure of the
Ruth for St. Louis, in our last report. She left
on the night of the 18th instant.
The Lotus No. and Pioneer from Red river
are due to day.
The Gen. Quitman from Vicksburg will be found
at the wharf this morning.
The Alaska for Cincinnati and j. E. Backford
for Washington, were the only departures yester-
day.
The rates Of freight to Shreveport are at pre-
sent as follows:
Dry bsrreI 50 Is; wet barrel, So 90, and to
Jefferson from 81 to Sc per bbl.
The A. G. Brown, Capt w. s. Bsssett, leaves
al noon to-day for lower coast.
The Grey Eagle from Bayou Sara and Ale from
Lower Coast are due TO day.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-08-21

GRAB.-A friend of ours fell in with q carpet.
bsg so-caled member of Congress from louisiana
on his return from Washington. He reached
Washington just three days before the adjourn
meDt, and therefore had the honor to misrepre
sent Louisiana for that space of time. Taking our
friend to be Northern man, and one Of his own
dirty stripe in politics, he was very confidential
and let him into good many Of his little secrets
TO show what " q good thingn be had made of It.
BE produced from bis trunk twenty five penkniyes
which he had drawn for three days services he
had any quantity Of ink, one Of the bottles of
which had broken, to his great dismay, aud ruined
I" the shirt and half' which constituted that part
Of bis wardrobe. He had cOmmuted his stationery
for money, and made quite q nice spec in that
way. BE said be had hardly taken his seat when
be was approached by lobbyist and offered fifty
thousand dollars for his vote for a certain meas
ure, provided il passed. But Mr. Csrpetbagger
was not verdant member Of his profession, and
be replied, Sir, my name is business, and don't
talk TO me about contingentsums. Down with ten
thousand cash and I'm your man to vote for what
you please" And turning 10 our informant, be
asked with with the self-complscency Of an astu,e
scslawsg, land didn't ! answer him right, sir ,"
" Certainly" replied our friend, from Your
stand point" He said he would be on hand at
the next meeting of Congress-, and he was sstis-
ned be should make his pile. II did not seem to
enter into the head Of this wretch that he was to
use bis il-gotten seat in Congress for any other
earthly purpose than 10 feather his dirty nest aud
hll his dirty pockets. This is one of the features
Of the governments republican 10 form'' that
congressional reconstruction has given to the
south.-LNo Register.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-08-21

correspondent writes To see Niagara, you
buy eleven silk dressesfor your wife, and six shirts
for yourself. You then get all the ready money
you have, borrow all your friends have, and make
arrangements for unlimited credit at two or three
good solvent banks. You then take six trunks,
some more money, nurse, cOlored servant,
some more money. and then, sfler getting some
more money, and extending your credit at one or
two more strong banks, you set out. II Is better,
II possible, just before you leave, to mortgage
your homestead and get some more money,
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-08-21
VIRGINIA MILITARY INsTITUTn
LEXINGTON, VA

rais Institution Is In full operation. and ready 10 .Sm
Cadets fren the South ct period Of summer and ts
axe charge Of them for the vhsle year.
The vacancies In the Faculty BY the death Gems Stone
wall Jackson Rodes and CraehHsd have been supplied b,
the appointment Of Gens O. ". Curtis Lee Col w. B. BaII
and Col }. W. hsssis with the addition Of Can, Jsh,
Brooke, late Of the Navy.
Address The undsrsiEnsd rRANCIs r. SMITH
Huperintendsnt
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-08-21
Receinfa NV RafIrands

NEW ORLEANS, JACKSON GREAT NORTHERN
90 feet lumber Tsyor-l rosin md tapentne 70
Blsrsy-i2,ooO brick webber-l28 bxs fruit
do BoaTman-l30 DO Macheca-I1 DO N Grrxer.-as
Crisler-36 do q Coud-l bales NJ Hitler kcO-l
do Aeus, sheIck Autey-sundres TO orderfoal oses
NEW ORLEANS oPELoUsks GREAT wEsrEEN-
10 bales l. Lscsssagne-l5 SKIS cotton WAlsh-ls7
head cattle McQuod Mehle-37 do Rey-sundries to
order
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-08-21
OassIs nArzsa
CITY or JEpFRRsoE,

crTY or JEsErRsos. August 2I 1853.
Arrived yesterday 2l4 Texas Beeyes, $40
Calves and Yesrlings and 72 Hogs. Sold-22O
Texas Beeves, 355 Calves and Yesrlings, aad 30
Hogs Stock on ssle-433 Texas Beeves. $50
Calves and YesrIings, 70 Hogs, la Sheep and Is
Mich Cows. We quote: