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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-10-15
WHAT rs FRA M BLAIRs


Frank Blair is boomerang. He some
times goes back on the party that uses him
with more damaging effect than he can pos
siby have against the party at which he is
launched. He recently made speech in
Cincinnatiin which he declared that at the
outbreak Of secession the majority of the
Southern States were opposed to It, as they
proved by their votes. He then brought
this true but terrible accusation against the
Democratic administration then in power,
present candidate.
He arraigned them in these words:
'tThe general government armed those
who were in the conspiracy against itself and
against the loyal people of the South, and
furnished them with arms out of its own ar
senals and armories, and did not lift q fin
ger to protect the Union men at the South
till the consprators had established for
themselves an absolute, despotic and arbi-
trary government, with which to coerce the
whole white population Of the South into
obedience to them.
But this paragraph is not only interesting
as curious evidence Of the idiosyncracies
OF the Democratic candidate for the Vice
Presidency, but it is important as iustifying
the Reconstruction act Of Congress giving
the colored men the right to vote, which
acts the speakers party denounce as revolu-
tionary and VOID, and he proposes to over
throw by armed revolution.
According to General Blair, ''the whole
white population OF the South" were coerced
into the war by IAN absolute, despotic and
arbitrary government" established by seces-
sion conspirators, whom the general govern
mcnt under the administration of Buchanan
had armed against the loyal people of the
South. Why was it ,Oltite people alone who
were coerced? Does this moi show that the
blacks were so unanimously loyal, that the
rebels did not dare attempt to coerce them
into the support of rebellionf No man can
doubt that tina. there were thousands OF
southern whites forced into the rebel ranks
but had the masses of the White people OF
the South been as loyal as the masses of the
black people, such coercion would not have
been attempted, or If attempted, would have
failed.
Now General Blair and his party demand
that there shall be established in those States
an exclusively "white mans government"
If the government ofthe United States were
to accede to that demand what security
would the administration have that at some
future time General Blair would not de-
nounce it as he is now denouncing Mr.
Buchanans? 1t would be equally desery-
ing,
1t is stretch of clemency unparalleled in
in the history of Nations, that the great ma
jority of the white people in those States are
allowed any participation whatever in their
government, but to give them supreme con
troll and shut out from all power, the only
men who never fiinched or wavered in their
devotion to the Government would be to
commit the same crime for which General
Blair denounces the Buchanan administra-
tion;-the national government would arm
its foes against the loyal people of the south.
The Democrats had better take care of
their man. 'sHe talks too much with his
mouth" His logic is dangerous to his par
y.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-10-15

The Md. State Central Committee, through
the Secretary of the National Congressional
Committee, Thos. L. Tullock, Esq, have
been furnished with thousands of documents,
ably discussing the issues of the times, and
these, together with those published by our
own State Committee, are, we are informed,
being industrionsly spread over the State,
and it is hoped, may accomplish much good.
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GraueIlfra' Watar
III lE1 PEalLADELPIiIh, Vii.
A48 &sfsfe--SHS MINGT0N AND RAIrlyG! E
RAIL ROAD TIME TABLE.

EIs HHHaM1 PHILADELPHIA, Vii.
a9%f xs5 ~. MINGT0N AND BAIFlyN.E
coMME Haa9p SUNDAY. SEPTEMBER isth KS
AND WAsHiNGToN AVENUE - follows : ''"'
WAYMAII. TRAIN at $50 A. NJ, tsundays c,cs,.
CONNECTING with Delaware Railroad n Wimi1,,, !.
for Crisilell and intermediate statious
EXPRESS TRAIN at As Am. iSgnlsys ssc,,e
ted,) for Baltimore and Washington, st,alie al VII
mington, Perryville, and Hayfe-ae-Glacc Coun,d
at Wilmington with train for New tss,lc
EAPkEsS TRAIN 4s0at +. N. Sunday ,sap
et,) for Baltimore mud Washington, -lol1iD VI III
Ter, Thnrpw, l.inwOod, Caymoit Wilnlm1if, Nrs
porl, Stanton. Newark, Elktnn, Nnrti-liai l.rs.
town, Hsryysii,, Ea.t -''ttirs.e, Abrri.-l fu,
mln'- KigewUr. Masiioa, tfsst'. mi ,9'
Run.
NIGHT EXPRESS al 1l.s, p. NJ. {Dailyl i5i iai.
more and Washington, stopping Mt Chester fhur.
Stanton, Newark, lkt4n Charlestown Perryvllle and
Ha7re-de Grace Connects II Wilmington Saturdays
excepted with Del Railroad Line stopping At Few
Castle, Mddia;nwn. clayton, Dover, Harrii'on Sea.
ford, Salisbury, Princess AEne, lnd consecug Al Cs
Held with Boat ftr Fortress Monroe Surfols Ports.
month AID the south
baltimore will tss, the 1i.a5 AN Il. via tt..
r. 7 - @siiis.aiiaasirioa' TRAINS
syp!ine Il ~ si'til9ns ostwee, pldls'islpnA IA
Wilmington.
is,i.ye Philadelphia Ut HOO, A. NJ, 20 90, aOl
100 r. NJ. The 500 r. NJ var tgr.
| leimediate stations.
Leave Wilmington at 100 and siu 4 N. i.ao
I15 aud 100 DAILY p. NJ. The s.10 A. NJ. train will
not stop between Chester and Philadelphia.
THROUGH TRAINS FROM BALTIMORE.
Leave Wilmington at 1890. A. NJ, 1e. 4, - aud
CHESTER FOR PHILADELPHIA.
| Leave Chester at 1851, s As and HOS A. NJ. 9l9.
4 bs, o 81, IA and 10 SO +. M.
FROM BALTIMORE 10 PHILADELPHIA
Leave Baltimore ct 1875 A. NJ, Way Mail. 9SA
M, Express. 2.25 Pm. Express 7.25 p. NJ. Eyprcs
From Baltimore to Port Deposit and intermediate
stations at 400 p, NJ.
Accommodation train from Port Deposit Will leave
Perryyille at q, II A. NJ, for Baltimore and inferno
diate stations.
Trains for Baltimore leave Chester at s.l2 A NJ,
and a. 40 p. NJ.
Trains for Baltimore leave Wilmington at 1919 and
| 1902 A. NJ 1888 and b.27 p. NJ.
SUNDAY TRAIN FROM DALTIMORE.
Leave Baltimore ut 1925 L. NJ, stopping At May
noia, Perrymans Aberdeen, Iiavrede- Grace, Perry.
Vile, Charestown Nort-East, Elkton Newars, Stan.
ton, Newport, Wilmington, Claymoni, Linwood aud
Chester,
Il. +. KINNEY, Superintendent
IT,; /. IIEsts ssri DIiL A w A RE Rail-
| sSf9SS wv -.-ia9aifi: M. ROAD LINE.
| FAIL ARA NGEMENT.
ON AND AFTER MONDAY, OCTOBER Oh, ISIS
Passenger Trains will run as follows until turlE
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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-10-15

Bncklcy, having failed % involve Com
missioner Rollins Deputy Kirkland and
District Attorney Courtney in trouble b. the
use Of his extraordinary knowledge Of Inter
nal Revenue matters, has n last succeeded in
involving himself in IN Unpleasant position.
neglected provision Of the Internal Rcye-
nue. laws, the penalty, on conviction, of
which is 5000 fine and imprisonment not
more than year or less than three months
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-10-15

The New Orleans picayune says "a
noticeable feature in the city at present is
the vast amount Of building going on, rspe
cially in the upper districts Houses If all
kinds are going up, and large number OF
cottages suitable for persons a. families OF
mAlerate means are hnilling"
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-10-15

John Perkins who was hung in Richmond
on Friday for committing rape on the per-
son Of Sarah Elizabeth Ford, in Norfolk
county on the 9Th of June last, denied on
thescaiIold any knowledge of or participation
in the crime and with his last breath protest.
ed his innocence.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-10-15

Republican County Ticket.
SHERIFF-R. LEWIS ARMSTRONG, Christiana
ConosEB-JoHN CURRY, Wilmington.
SENATOR.-JoHN II. ADAMS. Wilmington.
REPRESENTATIVES,
GEORGE THOMPSON, Brandywi1c
SAMUEL. BANCROFT, Jr., Christiana.
WA. c. SrRUAscE, New Castle.
ABRAHAM CANNON, White Clay Creek
Wa. J. RoBISsoS, Red Lion.
SERAcH +. SHALLcEoss, st. Georges.
RoBT. DERRIcKsoS, Appoqulnimink.
LEVY COURT
DAVID WooLMAS, Wilmington.
THOMAS ]. MAHAFFY, Brandywine.
AMOS SHARPLEss, Jr., Christiana.
GEORGE JACKSON, New Castle.
SYLVESTER D. TOWNSEND. Pencader.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-10-15

A call is published for mass meeting of
"War Democrats in New York in favor of
General Grant. Among the speakers an
nounced, are cx-Mayor Havermeyer, Moses
Taylor, Judge Edwards Pierrepoint, f. b.
Cutting, Judge Hilton, Alexander T.Stewart,
Congressman Walbridge and Henry G.
Stebbing.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-10-15
ILLItOIN.

REJOICING OVER THE RESULT GEN. GRAM
sEnENADED.
GALrSA, oc,, -. Dispatches hasiug been re-
ceycd rendering 1t certain that Tie Republicans
have carried al the States voting to day, General
Grant was sercnaded by Baad at the residenc,
Of E.B. Washbnrnc. whuru consrainlat,.y speech
es were made amid great enthusiasm.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-10-15

The Republicans Throughout, .he sever
al counties Of Maryland are intent upon the
good work Of retceniing the State frem the
control Of the present p.rty of misrule and
corruption, are energeticaliy At work, and
cast tue last State clcdlinA.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-10-15

PHILADELPHIA has, been captured by
the Rebel Democracy. The friends of
the good cause made gallant fight, and
from present advices cut down the enemy s
majority of 1867, backed by the heavy
fraudulent vote polled in the wards under
Democratic control All honor to the Re
publicans for their gallant fight. They de-
serve credit for reducing the majority SC
Handsomely.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-10-15


Also, Fielght trains with passenger elr attached,
will leave Wilmington about 400 A. NJ, New tas,la'
$50, Middletown, $40, Clayton, 1850, Dover 3 "
Camden, 910, Felton, 1905, and bs duo at llarr ns
ton about 10 80 A. NJ. Returning, to leave Harrilg-
ton about 800 p. NJ, FELTON,, 400, Camden. be',
Dover, So, Moofton, b65 Clayton, 6.2u, Middle
town, T.40, New Castle, go. and be due at ilmins
ton about go r. NJ. Subject to delays Incident 10
freight business.
T6is train will stop TO take up Passengers only a.
Stations named, hut will set down passengers ~ any
stopping place, except Hare's Corner State Road
relawarc Junction aud Dupont
NEW CASTLE TRAINS.
Leave New Castle for w%iagtoR and FniIaSf
and Wilmington leo r. M. for New Castle.
SMYRNA BRANCH TRAINS.
Additional To those above will leave Smyrna oi
t,nyton ii. as A. NJ, and $40 p. Nj. Leave Clayton
for SMYRNA $40 A. NJ, and 2.10 z. M, to make con
Recto with trains to and from Dover, and stations
south. ,.nl,o,yn
Seamb .at trains heretofore rls are WITHDRAWAL \,
boat wi however, leave Crisfrld for Norfolk; ~
connection with local traln ON Tuesday, 1hnrsc~
and Saturday evenings N ,pwArt
Superintendent Del. X. v.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-10-15
NEBRaARA.

ANOTHER stIl.NDiD .ErrBLicAS TRIUMPH.
OMAHA. Oct, 14--In Nebraska The returns re-
ceived indicate n Republican majority Of 1900.
Republican gain of 1,sjj.
Tho l.egislature Is STRONGLY Republlean.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-10-15
INDIANA.


CLkvbl.NNn, o, Oct, Is Indiana STATE ticket
is pretty close. Bakers (Repubiican) election is
generally conceded. Congress is same as reported
last night With the exception Of the Third Dis
triet which IS doubtful.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-10-15


BISHOP LEE OF this diocese preached the
opening sermon at the Triennial Convention
of the r. L. Church, in New York, Wcdnes-
day. The correspondent oftne Philadelphia
Ledger says the sermon twas strongly
evangelical and altogether in harmony with
the views Of the low church party. Refer
ing to ritualism, he said minister was not
ordained to be mere master Of ceremonies,
to study the cut and color Of garments, and
to take part in any foolish pantomimes
These practices underlaid the dangerous
heresy of priestly mediation, whereas the
Church, the Prayer Book, and the articles
held that Christ alone was the Precipitation
for sins, and the only mediator. In refer
ence to Christian union, he held that it could
never be brought about by looking to alll-
ances with parties far removed from the
faith, as held by the Episcopal Church.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-10-15


Az EASTERN SHosg PAPER, discussing
the issues of the campaign, winds up its
statements thus -
"The debt was contracted for the pur-
pose Of carrying on cruel and unlawful
war against the South against the wishes Of
the people, and they are now called upon
to pay ii ia gold. Ii is enough, and more
than enough, to ask that it be paid ia the
currency of the Government, but 10 insist
upon its being paid in gold is downright
insult to the people, and which We hope
they will resent at the polls, by eleciing
Governor Seymour. and in repudiating
Grant and his BODYBUILDING aristocracy.
The shoe pinches at the point that 8 the
debt was contracted for the purpose of car
rying on a cruel and unlawful war, so that
1t is no wonder, according to this rebel
logic, tina. it is -'morc than enough Q pay
it in paper. OF course it il, iroin ihu For.
| rest Hampton platform.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-10-15
THANKSGIVING DAY

We publish elsewhere the proclamation oil
the Prcsidei of the United States appoint
ing November 26th, ,.s day Of thanksgiving
throughout tie Republic. Il comes at a
most ftiins time, when the thanks Of the
loyal people 81 their nation are spontan-
eously going out in thanksgiving for a po-
litical victory which assures them of the tri-
umph of the right cause in November, and
secures TO our nation the fruits Of the yicto-
ry in the field, the blessings of liberty and a
just and honorable peace. With the cleo
ton Of General Grant will doubles come
that .:reiurning harmony and fraternal af-
fcction throughout the Republic to which
the proclamation slludes. We are glad thai
Mr.. johnson in common with all loyal mer
considers il u cause for devout thanksgiving
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srlnSprp viero, is Srw NIX.

SITiI'NTFTT' II TF1ltI n NfN EI'Ns
NEWARK, n. j., Der. i3.--lhc Republican
have carried the city by about l01 majority, show
ing Republican gain nf $50 over 1867.
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WILMINGTON. DBL:
THURSDAY, OCTOBER IS, 1868.

For President, General q. 8. GRANT,
OF THE WHOLE REPUBLIC.
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Repubiican state Nominations.

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