Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-02-13
CURRENT NOTES.

The World, in a very sharp and bitter editor
ial, reads Vallandgham out Of the Democratic
party, in which, it says, lie has been tolerated too
long already. Upon this the Tinss remarks MS
follows; Suppose, now, that Vallandgham
should publish letter reading the IForlN ont Of
the party We may reasonably assume that it
would bequite sharp and bitter as the II'orlTs,
and who knows but it might be quite as effect
uals"
The Washington Republican says: The n.
Y. World in m article on Gen. Grant, says that
nobody ever heard Of his being inside a place
Of worship This is n mistake Gen. Grant is
regular attendant at the Wesley chapel in this
city,"
Our neighbour the Republican, indicates in
yesterdays issue, its hearty sympathy with the
Grant movement, thus pleasantly
TIN GRANT MovEMENr.-W hope that the
movement in our city in favor Of the nomination
of General Grant, will be warmly responded to
by our citizens. 1t is important that the oppo-
nents Of Locolocoism should unite in one grand
column in order to preserve liberty and save our
government from destruction. The movement
is In the hands of young and energetic men, in
VIC presume that we shall have an active cam
palgn. The older champions Of right and justice
must, however, second the efforts put forth, and
thus make q triumph at tie polls doubly ccrtain.
With Grant AS the standard bearer, there can he
no such thing as fail Before his Generaship
the Rebellion snccumbcd, and the prestige gained
on the battle field will certainly aid to carry the
party safely through the contest ut the ballot
box
A Washington dispatch 10 the New York
Tribune says:
" The Blairs are reviying their Old opposition
| to Secretary Seward, and enleavufing 10 have
| him removed from the Cabinet. and to secure Iii,
appointment Of David Dudley Field of New YORK.
as his successor. The Blairs say lllt Mr.. Fic!C
| is aJohnson man, and that he intends to 20 Suntl
during the coming Presidential campaign to fiji,
the southern heart, or soaiething Of that sort.
in reference TO the North Carolina Constitu
tional Convention, now in session, the Rulei.l
Standard says -
The people Of Raleigh will bear witness that
more sober, orderly or dignied public body THAI
the present Convention never assembled IN thi
City. In old Times it was common 10 have tire
or four gutter druukards in each house of tn
Legislature, but, BECAUSE they were men OF geni
us, so-callrd, owning lands and negroes or rcl
ted TO those who did, their indecencies and abcr
rations were overlooked or excused. There ar
, no such men in this Convention.
In referring to Mr.. salisbury, the Ga=ea
, says -
There is not "A Delaware Democrat who doe
not regret the state Of morals at Washington
Drunkenness is a lnonstrous evil, especially whc
INDUCED in by statesmen.
Then why do not the Delaware Democrats il
sist that Mr.. s. shall resign, and thus save tt
! honor of the State?
j Some one Of that remarkable species, Il
G Democrats Of New Castle town, having receive
a printed circular from the A. T. Stewart Ne
, York Committee, feels it /" incumbent upon hin
in consequence TO write over half column Of n
ply, and print it in the Gazeue, intending it, lii
: legislators sometimes do, for home censuml
ton" About the only approach to an idea whit
u we are able to detect in it, is prophecy til
$ when Grant is elected President everybody bl
e the Radicals will be foelcd This. in its way
not bad.
n The Board of Trade Of Council Bluffs low
have kindly sent lis blank petition. to whiC
!, we arc requested to get names, asking that Il
seat Of government Of this Republic be renov,
to Council! Bluffs, aforesaid. II there is anythir
about the matter entirely admirable it is tile a
4 daclty of the man who had the petitions printe
# After that the rest was easy.
-Aicssrs. Geo. nelps x Co. advertising Agen
c in Philadelphia have removed from their late |
cation at Gil Chestnut St, to The Press Buildin
e Southwest corner of Seventh and Chestnut st.
u where they have more commodious quarter
fitted up for the convenience Of their patrons III
to accommodate their increasing business.
. The Dela@dreaa pleasantly refers to the co
ductors of the TRiEuSE and COMMERCIAL
'selfconceited Yankee editorsn This is