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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-05-21
SA ULSB URY'S DETECTION.

We are disappointed with Senator Sauls-
bury He announced, two months ago, that
he shook off the dust of the White House
and repudiated Andrew johnson. He would
not be held responsible for his misdeeds.
He was opposed to his policy equally with
that of the Radicals We therefore expected
from him perfectly non-pariisan vote. On
the contrary, he has allied himself with the
Democratic party, and voted to acqut John
son. We thought he would rise above the
level of party politics But lie hasn't. We
thought after he had been locked up in a
room for twenty-four hours he would surely
have the sober second thought But he
has basely deceived us. salisbury is par
tisan. He has voted for acquittal with the
Democrats. Instead of showing his indie
pendence, he follows the lead of Mr. Bayard,
who has assailcd the Radicals throughout
with the most violent opposition, aud who
has shown that he was bent upon de-
feating Conviction,
Mr. salisbury We believe, has no con
science
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-05-21

Ediiors IF the CoaimeSciuL-l have ms yet seen
no response from the country to your able art-
ticlcs on Wilmington and Western Railroad
BE assured there is no want Of interest felt along
the linc Of such proposed Improvement. A
reasonable prospect Of success wills once arouse
us TO active ard energetic cooperation to the
best Of our ability Whether or not Wilmington
secs her interests in what appears to lis so evil
deut. We at least ours, and ask no better ac-
ecssary to prosperity than to be found upon the
line Of such an artery Of trade MS this connection
with the great West will become.
After leaving Wilmington it almost Immediate
ly enters upon undeycloped therrtory, needing
and longing for means of Railroad transportation
You want our produce, our lime, our iron, our
| slate. We want to visit You we want your
merchandise we want your Daily COMMERCIAL.
Aside, therefore, from tile prospect OF such a
| line when coinplgled 10 Hanover Junction aud
thence westward beyond Gettysburg, rendering
your city one of the most important on the AT
lhntic coast. you have, rs will he perceived, The
elements of a successful enterprise within the
| fIrt % miles
We see plainly on your streets that looming
events are casting th,ir shadows before" Your
| merchants are enlaiging and beautifyng their
| places of business the somewhat crampcd finan-
eiil condition cannot rcpress the expansive feel
| ing that Is in your hearts.
We say God speed il, and speed also the Will
mington and Western Railroad. Every dollar
spent on it. whether by the city of Wilmington
or bv us will return four fold To the contributor.
| Then keep the ball a rolling and hold not your
peace until this second great work becomes a
| fact. Yours, &C., A CouNTgYMAN.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-05-21
AnE.citea individual.

The New York Mail says that being in
the Office of its evening contemporaries, on
Saturday, just after the news of the test vo,e
was received, an elderly gentleman, in blue
coat and brass buttons, evidently reader of
the venerable journal, rushed into the office
in II state of considerable excitement:
"Whats the vote?'
"Niucieen to thirty five
"Monry did it! many did II! MON
Ely pIp IT
Adding force To the expression with each
repetition The old gentleman dropped intoa
chair, Wiped his forehead, set down his
gold headed cane with unmstakable em-
plasis aud continued his monologuc as fol
lONs:
Money -it-mon-ty- plp-lT!!
Money does everything now-a-days-h'm-
everybody's corrupt the Senate is corrupt
who ISM corrupi? First thing You know
your friend is corrupted-iirst thing you
know your son is orruptcd-iirst thing you
know your wife runs off with another man
first thing you know your daughter is cor
rup,cd-iirst thing you know you're cor
ruphd YntRsELr!!. Bah. money did it
MOncy dit HMoNEY mn M!
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-05-21
DELLA WARE RAILROAD En-
TENSION.

An earnest effort is now being made in
Somerset and Worcester countless Mary
land, to build branch road from the large
and thriving town of Newtown, in the last
named county, to some point on the PENN
sular Railroad at or near either Princess
Anne or MISSIONER, in Somerset.
Regarding the movement simply as one for
the building of branch road which would,
when built, add another to the many feeders
of the Delaware Railroad, we could no
but view it with interest and satisfaction,
since Newtown is a large and growing town
and the section of country between il and
Princess Anne one capable of great develop
ment But this road will, if built, be not
merely branch road but link in the
grand trunk line through the Peninsula, -
a natural and legitimate extension OF the
Peninsular Railroad Line toward its ulti
mate terminus at Cherrystone, in North
ampton county, Va, whence the steamboat
transit to Norfolk is but short
We cannot doubt the success of the move
ment for building the road 10 Newtown
powerful local interests demand it it is en-
ergetically urged by live men like Hon. ]
w. Crisfield and DIR. McAIaster, and thcs
efforts will certainly be backed by the p.
w. & b., the Delaware and the Easter
Shore Railroad companies, all of which ar
deeply interested in the extension of til
Peninsular line Southwark so as to decreas
ba hat t,,. rei
of through freight and travel on the rout
between this city and Norfolk
1t will not do, however, for the peopl
along the line of the proposed road to rel
on these outside interests TO build the roat
for the reasons which the Newtown RCcor
in commenting on the subject so cogentl
states. that the route from Wcstover to New
town is not the only one over which it
proposed to build road, which should ser,
as an extension of the Delaware Rairoa,
and it built before the one now proposed
deprive this road forever of the advantag,
offered it over and above the the local trat
it might reasonably expect. Hence "
hope that the people of that section will sui
scribe literally 10 secure its early eompl
ton.
There is, we believe, disposition on ihc
part to do this. A meeting was held G
Saturday, 9th inst, in advocacy of the pr
ject Since that meeting six thousand dc
lars have been subscribed towards the stoc
This, it is said, will allow the company to q
ganize and claim the State appropriation
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-05-21

The following are fair samples of the brilliant
,mns now going the rounds of the Democratic
press;-
"a specimen of the fine arts-Ev-aris.
"A good son-Nel-son."
''spolcd ham uy- ham,"
IA butler that has 1--we for spoons-Ben.
Butler"
TO show how easy II is to manufacture such
stun, we gave the above 10 our office boy and
told him to make some little better. In ten
minutes he handed US these =
"A rotten berry Stn-berry."
"A wicked son-lIender-son."
Alden that should be cleaned out Fesscn-dcn.
"A fowler that has baggcd his game-Senator
Fowler"
"TLc animal that sold itself-Trum-JuH"
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-05-21

Pooh WEAK HUMANITY shows its falli-
bility most conspicuously when trusted and
admired public men betray their faith or
fail in duty. 1t seems but few weeks
it was December-since Mr.. Greeley, adj
hitting the great and heroic qualities of
General Grant, sat by our editorial table,
looking over our exchanges, and frankly
avowcd his choice of Judge Chase for Presi-
dent. mo discount on Chase" said MFG.
'He don't need any PLATFORM Yet how
completely was he wrong The Tribune
of Monday says she was the man who has
done more than all others, unless in pecu-
mary way, to secure the acquittal of john
SON. Put not your faith in mortals.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-05-21
,vu.o., sn,r,, nm Lawyers In the Senate.

wilkes Spirit OIL Lawyers I'm the sr"n'e'
[ From the Washington Chroniclc,l
The public have been very much s'fucA
with the views of the article when we IT,
printed yesterday from lVithcs .NDr" ~
the Times, and particularly with That por-
ton of il which refers 10 tho carly desertion
from the Republican party in the Senate OF
the old lawycrs--Foster, Dixon, cowan,and
Doolitte-as the preliminary outcroppngs
of the more recent apostacy OF Chase, res
sender, Trumbull, and Grimes. THIS array
being brought forward in connection with
such other legal names as those OF lteveruy
johnson, Hendricks, salisbury, Buckalcw,
and Bayard, of the opposition, seems to
demonstrate that the combination OF these
men to defend the assumption oil supreme
power by the President is Lawyers Con
spiracy, which has for its joint object the
defeat of the new rfgin,C threatened under
General Grant, and the subversion Of the
Constitution by the machinery of prece-
dents. Another noteworthy portion OF Mr..
Wilkes article is that in which he states that
these rccreant Republicans have Tor some
| time been in consultation with the Demo
cratic leaders, and that their joint plan Is, IN
| case Mr.. johnson is acquitted, TO so reform
the Democratic platform as to make it III the
proclaimed principles Of MIR. Chase. lie
| saws -
This is II plausible conception, and Will be
| likely to win II Andrew Johnson Is acqnit-
| ted, though il is not SO certain that inc
Democratic party, after having proilted by
the treachery of Chase, Fcssenden ~ Co.,
will choose to win with Republican traitors
Al It's head II Is true, its case is desperate
enough to drive its leaders into any bargain
hut us it can lose nothing by breaking iaill
with men who are iorsworr,it is very doubt
ful ii they will keep their word.
But the true obstacle TO all this plot is The
Sound patriotism of the great body OF tht
Senate. That body,repudiating the infamous
legal hcrcsies put 10y Mr.. Stanbery and hi
associate to the iduyeys of the Senate, ant
spurnng the proposed supremacy of the Ex
ecutivc, will find Andrew Johnson guilty
and will thus save the country from the ar
istocraiic revolution for which MIR. Sewar,
has been labnring for years.
When this Is DONE and the people have
chance to survey TRANQUILITY the danger the.
have passed, they will perceive that this las
contemplated treason was Il conspiracy o
lawyers TO subvcit the Constitution in the In
ricrest of monarchy. And there will be
widespread feeling that the degenerate Amer
leans who c0ntrivcd such a revolution, an
+ who. in support of ii,voed deliberately tina
/ the President should judieially suspend til
I execution of all laws which do not suit hi
pleasure, should he put to death,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-05-21

WILKES SPIRIT declares that the policy of
the Democratic parry is about to undergo
material change, so as to recognize the ma
tional progress of the last seven years" 1t
says that the main planks of the platform at
the New York Convention will be a denun-
citation of the principle of human slavery
and an acceptance of all the legislation of
the period on that subject; the reputation
and extinction of the Confederate debt; the
equality of all men before the law and
partial suffrage.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-05-21
3. f. BUTLER

NTOTICE.-Thc undersigned give notice
IN that the Honor of the American Nation,
endorsed 1.-THE Eleventh Article, was lost
or stolen in Washington, on Saturday, May
10th, it is supposed in going from the Capt.
tol to the White House. The thieves are
well-known, and application will be made
to the States of Maine, Illinois, Iowa, Mis-
souri,, Tennessee, Kansas, and West Vir-
ginia for their conviction and punishment.
THE OUTRAGED PEOPLE.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-05-21

Governor Fcnton refuses TO interfere in
the case of Brown. tho Canaan child muir
derer and he will accordingly suffer the ex-
IRENE penalty of the law on the Both inst
For the week ending May &c, 257 patents
will be issued from the Patent Office Dur
ing the past week 3C5 applications and Sc
caveats were filed.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-05-21
-
From Mondays Tribune.

Thanks 10 Infinite Mercy, there is an
ordeal before us in which concurrence of
two-thlrds is not required to insure right
eous verdict Let Messrs. Chase Fessenden
Il Co. take care of their man johnson, while
we organize for and make certain the joyful
advent of GRANT, and VioToRY!
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-05-21

IT has till now been supposed that the
most severe political and moral fall for a
private citizen is to be degraded by service
in State Legislature. In future, however
this descent will bear no comparison beside
the consequences OF being United States
Senator
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-05-21

GENERAL BUTLER telegraphs to Philadel-
phia. concerning the prospect orfruit, thus:-
WASHINGTON, May lG.
John @. Nc Donoagh, Philadelphia
Apple blossoms are little kept back by
the cold blasts from the Treasury, but the
fruit will ripen under the blazing beams Of
the Truth.
r. F. BUTLER
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-05-21

Which being multiplied by the nine thongs of
the "cat" make 1860 for onc afternoons rrerca-
ton Of the spirit Of punishment.
Three of the men were white and three colorcd
which shows impaitialiiy, at least. One was a
mere boy.
Tie State deserves great credit for lis high
standard Of virtue We trust there is no disro-
stion to overthrow this ancient Safeguard OF our
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-05-21

HENDERSON declares himself still Rtpub-
lican, and says he cannot be driven from the
party. This is discouraging We had sup
posed he would follow Dixon and Doolttlc,
of course. Has johnson merely purchased
his soul, but made no contract for his body?
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-05-21
CONGRESS-.
SENATE.

SENATE.
WASHINGTON, May 20-1he Senate is not in
session.
uursE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
After some unimportant business, tue House.
in consequence Of no quorum bring present nd,
journcd over till Saturday, 50 that the Hall could
be placed In summer trim
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-05-21

THOMAS B. CouRsEY, of Kent county, is
not very encouraging in his reports of the
peach prospect though half crop, this year
may nett to the growers as much as the over
abundant product of 1867.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-05-21
WILMINGTON DEL:
THURSDAY, MAY 2lst, 1868.
Fer President in lses--GeneraI GRANT

We SCARCELY EXPECT any considerable re-
suits from the investigations as to corruption
by the House Committee. Such tracks are
rarely left uncovered.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-05-21

CHASE will get the Democratic nomination
for President about the time Senator sauls-
bury secures the Vice Presidency, and not
bainra
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-05-21
The whippings.

The following persons were exposed in the
pory and whipped, in the usual manner, ac-
cordng 10 the law OF our State, ut New Castle,
on Saturday afternoon -
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-05-21
Union Republican County Meeting.

IN sy, meeting Of the Union Republican
4 raily oi New Castle County will he held
81 at the town Of New Cas-le' on THIiRs.
"a xslh y o. MAY lust, at O'clock, p NJ, for
,ne lnrpose OF hxng the time for holding the nomi
CoRo Err, and for the selection ii Judpes s,r h"d.
ing said ecctisns. ''' AVN
ne same meeting will also appoint the County
and transact such other business as NAV he neces,
"a and usual " ~J w see'
myls-9tw-3ti j. s. VAiENTiNE Cb;rm.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-05-21
y KENDALL,
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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-05-21
CONNECTICUT.

ELECTION OF GOV. BUCKINGHAM AS SENATOR.
Nhw HAVEN, May Goth. -Ex-Goycrnor Buck
nglam was elected Senator yesterday IN place oi
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-05-21
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