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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-05-08
G0nGrpG9.

The House Of Representatives, yesterday,
resumed the consideration Of legislative bust
ness Mr.. Pike, from the Committee on Naval
Affairs, reported bill in relation to the pro
tectiout of American seamen in the Gulf Of
st. Lawrence, and requesting the President to
send sufficient fleet there Tor the protection
of our fishermen After prolonged and dis.
cursive debate the bill was adopted-yeas 90,
nays. 81. Dir. Richelieu Robinson attempt
ed to introduce, as a question Of privilege, re-
solutions ordering the expunging of the arti-
ticles of impeachment from the House journal,
but the Speaker ruled them out OF order
Messrs. Jenckes, Of Rhode Island and Pome-
roy. of New Z ork, were appointed on the Com
tmittee Of Investigation into the Donnelly-
Washburne charges, in the place OF Messrs.
Banks and Griswold, resigned.
Mr. Stevens, from the Committee ON Recon
struction, has reported to the House bill pro-
viding for the admission of the State of Ar
kansas. The bill declares that the State hav-
ing conf piled with the provisions of the Re
construction acts, it is entitled and admitted to
representation in Congress upon the condition
that the Constitution Of Arkansas shall never
be SO amended or changed az to deprive any
citizen or class Of citizens Of the u. 5. CT the
right to vote by the Constitution herein recog-
nized, except on punishment for such crimes
as are now .felonies at common law, whereof
they shall have been duly convicted. I.rr
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-05-08

F Capt. H. Cruttenden, al old and esteemed
citizen of Washington, died yesterday. EnE1
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-05-08

: The Baltimore American efectually disposes
ofthe Ship Island sensational story, by stating
that General Mower, is not married, and has
never had daughter. &C. sa,,r g5rssgs.z
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-05-08
VIRGINIA NEWS.

A large number ofblacks and some whites
Of the lowest condition, were arrested by the
police of Richmond, at a disorderIy dance on
Cary street, on Friday night and carried be-
fore the Mayor Among these people were
John Watson bullet headed colored member
of the late Virginia Convention; and num-
Der of colored members Of the Radical Noml-
mating Convention.
In the u. S. Circuit Court, in Richmond, on
Wednesday, the couDselin the case Of Bayne
and others VS.. the Farmers Bank Of Virginia
closed their argument, and the defence rested
the case. David j. Saunders was appoint
ed receiver.
The notorious Ben Scott, Major General of
Lincoln Mounted Guard (Hunnicutt's body
guard, was arraigncd in Richmond, before the
Mayor yesterday morning, for deIraudiOg Fan
ny Cox, colored woman, out OF s..
BUTLER-On Friday last, Butler made the
following statement in the House Of Represcn
tatives; ........
Some time ago there was case where one
Clarke sued fellow by the name Of Brooks tor
part ownership in the New York Express, ana
there was difficulty between Erastus Brooks
ana Inc OLAcr partner aOOEL tHe uI'ls4O!4 VI INV
spOils. They brought him (Butler) the case
and showed him that the two Brookscs had rob-
bed this Clarke. He (Butlor) said he did not
love tho firm He would have nothing to DO
with it, It was q nasty affair." and not so Ter
tile as guano. He saw the case in court, ana
saw the Brookses beaten.
Mr.. Clarke has voluntarily come forward and
given the following certificate:
.s. "NEw YORK May 4, 1868,
"Hon ErnStUS Brooks:
Dear Sir--In regard TO the Express suit,
alluded to by General Butler on Friday iasI'
allow me to say that it was mover offered TO him
by me, directly or indirectly, and that never
heard his name connected with it until SatuF-
day last, on reading the debate Of the day De,
foro His entire statement has not the shade"
Of truth to rest upon Yours, truly
This is the leading Manager oc the impoach-
mcnt trial. 10 is a representative man there
Of tho Radical party -. ....
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-05-08

The Southern Baptist Convention assembled
in Baltimore, yesterday 1t vas largely at
tended The objects are mainly for the futher-
ancc of foreign7and domestic missions. -T@
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-05-08

HAM-There Ras.a slight fall Of hail, here,
yesterday afternoon. In Washington the hail
battered 50 upon the glass over the House of
Representatives, that the voices Of the mem
bers were Overcome" for time. ~ -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-05-08

90 The Springfield Republican says: What,
ever the impeachment managers said, or may
say, the conviction Of honest men grows strong
er that it would have been better for them and
their rep ltation if they had had no connection
with the Alta Vela matter.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-05-08

! The Richmond Dispatch objects, as positive
ly impolitic and calculated only to do mischief,
to Conservative speakers holding discussions
with the emissaries under agents and patrons OF
the Radicals, and tho present condition OF a.
fairs The Dispatch says: Let the Conser-
yatve speakers appoint meetings and address
their own audiences. If they choose to speak
to the colored people, so be it,. We shall not
object, though. our own belief is, that "the
philosopher, J. n, who tries 50 often to lift
the pressure, . is engaged in as promising
field of labor" There was discussion Of
the kind alluded to, lately, at Lexington, and
although all intelligent persons acknowledge the
superior ability of the Conservative speaker,
the Bureau agent, who spoke for the Radicals,
so ''fattered and houred the Blacks that
they sided with their very dear friend" and
then went for him with rush A letter writer
giving an account of the discussion, says: :
think the general impression Of the lew whites
present was that the Charlottesville Chronicle
is about right on the subject Of these discus
:sions, for the benefit of blacks, between Con,
55servatives and Radicals. ~ ''1... ~ '-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-05-08
letter from. Richnlond.
CORRESPONDENCE of the Alexandris Gazette.

correspondence 1 suo {1alo1ssiotAes No. y
RICHMOND, Va, May 7, 1868.
The Conservative State Convention met at
noon to-day. in the concert hall Of the. Exchange
Hotel, and more respectable body OF men
have seldom been gathered together.
Upon call of the roll sixty-three counties
were found to be represented, which, with the
consulting members and the resident commit
tees, makes the number present eighty -four (o4)
which will be considerably increased before the
day closes. tI2EllL Et}i5
send the proceedings this morning lThey
will be found in another column
The disposition Of the Convention is evident
ly to act with calmness, but boldly and fearless
ly-ayoiding no issue and asserting, without
fear, their policy Of upholding tho dignity and
honor of the old Commonwealth. "a.
ALI appear to be animated with the same do
SIRE O., to vote down the obnoxious constl-
tuition, and defeat Radical rule in the State
The committee TO prepare business is compos-
ed of sterling men, who will act with prudence
and discretion. :. s ~ = - 80, "1-.
| Mr.. r. T. Daniel produced q letter from M +.
|lSouthall, of Charlottesville authorizing the
withdrawal of Mr.. B. johnson Barbour's name
as candid atesfor nomination as Governor.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-09-03

-henatOf EhefinaH, ot Ohio, will speak
on Monday, fepleml,er the ath, either Ia
I'ittstnrg or Allegheny Gily, ns many here
after b. determined nj some point hsresf
Ter 10 be iizsd In The Twenty first district, On
the Dlh nj Philadelphia on The 10Th al
Eastph On the ! I'LL, and al Harrisburg on the
l2li
The New York Democratic Convention
meets to-day. Mayor Hoffman, Of the City,
will undoubtedly he put up for Governor.
The baltimore Sun speaks of rebels al
persons whose only offence IL difference 0i
political opinion, from republicans.
demncrat publishes card Ia The BAL
timois SIM advocating Tom swans noni
naiiDn Tor Congress III which lac urges the
Democrats Of the Third District 10 retrieve.
Ia u measure, tbG shameless treatment uoy
nrnnr Swami has received al lhc hands 81
men IN heurfiess an they arc aetHsh
The Irish Republicans Of Decatur, III.
have organized Gfant Tanner Club For
" names ARE already On the roll.
In Chicago, IN ThurAday evening last,
some Democratic roughs took p0aseasi0n Of
nesting Of Irish Republicans called In thu
Eight Ward, and the gallant iiiah itepubli
can orator. John Pope Hodneit, was shame.
fully maltr6ated. Tho disturbance rapid,
grew to riot. and number Of peraoni
were dangerously Injured.
The La Saie Ifess Of Minnesota
which before lhe New York Convention
gave the Republican party some pretty hard
knockH has aimee come out squarely and
fairly for Grant and Colfax
The Republicans OF North Carolina ar,
making square fight. From Cumberland,
Aiamance. Wake and other counties comes
news of the forming of Grant and Colfas
Clubs wherever the population IL large
enough to admit OF any organization.
The Pittsburg Despatoh says OF the
canvass In that vicinity ''Thus far the la
bors of the Committee have been attended
with great success. and, could vote DO tn
ken Tomorrow, We have little doubt that
drant'a majority In tho county would reach
10000.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-09-03
WHLI...-Hk IY ~

The result ii yesterdays yDth Ia Whining
tpn does nh surprise us tn d moment.
We assured Dur Den,,GfsIie res,iefs, Ill The
outset, that they would noL asuy he city
Mr. Barry didn't VAN Ia be Msysf, and ~
friend If seymour and l;lair, HE people
~ Wilmington diin't want lin u, he.
~ when neither side was willing, uho
could "a peel lin 10 beeIeelsd5 Then there
were many circumstances against him The
Gn<elte l.ai been abusing ali nsw eon.efs.
d. "e1a!ao ways and .'eatpet bagvete md
| when ii came ant tLal M. Barry was Lafn
81 Connecticut, = regular wooden nutue0
patent .lock YAnkee. why Win could Li, 10.
tie ,,nseqnenoaf Furthermore, IL add u
lie other eIul,araestuenle there Was ru,no,
| that somebody had seel, Il cDUy Of tls mi
umuye Htute .h,u,unf and i,tutesnuau mud
that ii u,ped The election If lie Demoera,i,
ticket. II this were tr,e. If course il was
Conclusive ii defeat
| I,ut more llaa aII tlin tI,e mamie of wa
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-09-03

The monthly report of the California Ia,-
Dor Exchange for July staten TINT tho de-
nland for w0rkmen during that period han
been greater than tho supply. 23Oi ortlcra for
hands having been transmitted from the
country to Han Francisco, and only li87
persons having been sent, leaving $40 allua-
tons untitled.
In New York city, at meeting Of tho
Bricklayers' Society, held August 2Gth, the
counsel for the Unions In the late trial for
conspiracy In Westminster county, stated
that he had found In looking over the law
hooks that to form an act OF conspiracy II
was only necessary to succeed In inducing or
forcing any man TO leave his employment.
lie therefore counselled tho brlcklayers to
commit no overt act.
The mackerel fishing Is lively In Belfast
hay, Maine, Tho fish are more abundant
and large In size than ever before known.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-09-03
1UE4EAIy

Mayor Tslentane's aagorily oysf NJ. Ear
~ l. ~, ~ Increase of4l from lasa year.
1i4s Increase IL our genera llc1et il, ilo1-
esef, much grsaLef, i2d1cslAAz tn4 the
strength n the isepQltk-aI organization AAs
i>oeH lsfgsly augmented MAyN Valentine,
iAsi year, ssD ~ sotss ai4saa IT Nf Maris.
TIE candidate ~ Treasurer, nlIos4 sote Il
tfJlsLle la, party vi ~. TIA yeas, W.
IL q.ly n ai4eEd 1iae gsi4 ~ iiAe Jiess
qfer's we, IL ~.
Tie iasjoIlly tn Vincent, Alderman, Il
m gan u ~ tn Hawkins, Ayseas<,i,
ut. . gan n ~.
FIVE %, u, tlAe III t1yg,1lllAe.4 s1s i.ep,li.
IL alk. Ia&ii4,ly
lie. Ward 1lg,s JDlns,yl
N T.. T.. isDptsegD1tg.
ft4 :" Jp.p II Adsps
GIss !. Telde
5lA Cap. e. ~ Gallagher
H. tls md, Nm II lsibn, Denl,ygai, i.
ci4psep III nalorily, aoyp9,,f ii. ,p4t !,
without ffai4g. mich remains " t,e sl9el
Mf. Joiins,Is nsjpiily il ~ VI tluiaas
2 M tLDtsenbargs, 10 NJ. Adams ",
M, Weidiss, ~, average ~ NJ Gali4
gi4ers u THIS makes tle VIA! Republican
nsJprity ~ G,gleil, ~, d gam osei a<i
yeaf, u las
~ eie1t NE Inspector u Elections IL al
ne Waid. and l'recncls, ckoept ~ Frs
Ward. where i'LiiipG j'luHselt, Dem, liar
nsjoi1ly pnr David u GDsle,
The gentlemen apparently mDst cItby III.
IIemDcrScy were Nh i.atierlury ii he III
Ward, fpf Council. aud Mr. Mclloskey il
the 4th quit; number IT their part,
friends evidently scratched their names.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-09-03


-ffai1 bsaf sass - ~ Sl'siDs~ ihfplsp-
ON me es''i'S Nil " - si iie iruin WILSON
'e-n VI 1.ssN' stssausr-r ~ hs--h VI lsafe-
Aiisf rssriis ii's si,sel'ss. nc evncinoe fhat re
i'as MOI s eoti'fnepec me tssiff-teiisK poszss<f
~ eiss faised
"A seymour 5aptf sAss. = Tbe American oos-
iax. nDasr Desnocrsiie management. WEE god
sos doiias al Lie ~orid oses- THIS tsss o.
aiss no' Is irpt- We snes iisas ni'aer Drns-
';fatsc naa-ii'asiag 10 nse very nd t6rn.
d N moi lie Cases NOS
The fnfsueipila 1ge saws moe NOS are
raifisr 10 sns co'ift " Supply ti'e hrpuoiesiii
witt poiisaesh capital iof t1e eansssS- 'ne A@s
inas sani ibein oni tns kspuolieAns aDr Z Ano
ast totAf ~ e'esa ssaih aun ~"hHS - Pfsse'h
iss eii,s f'p1, OH ins' war ffau3 ni'iif soss q
eisin'FinE ~.
-spsls Ioilp''f1csa tn''ihs lac hsa aiseDsefen
lhai Y N ivf 1fsi1 sSo 'fesnvscs4, ann : lo'
Sui'i'k ni'o tn''snes TuiF h ~ e'tmou'
snp ehs's' ano ~ oh'h Abe buiif'h oTs-
inonf ana b'an shopfn " e'ec.ef, be- ~ouh s1eu
Discover Iaii y iuf seymour nilo see'ssivr sie
z ios biait ai'c Bankrupt q n i1 Sraii ane
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-09-03


y AluNakD pDAfAHYK sewer 5,er errit firz
Ia EerskAus Bopde Fehrsa-r and A1gs-s Dcs
tnus J5<e <Nxziizlat VI ~ eunIskeisd mad IA Pilo
knab szr zsw 11x& AM insc1aE o. fA< euifrs
morieAEs fi.e Jrecress n tssss Bsss1s art sliiinr
~ M ssrnriiS every Dag. osrr - ao.sse hsSs ssl
is~d linus iaf. The constantly increasing trxiiar o
ess-siaf GAL wiz flst lresi,sri Of eOr0ilE al tbs
travel fnsnl a. Lpus ~ ht bolffseri tiaies ssures
~ cpvrmons tesenEe- re 1iirrrtor Owl elo " The
stoek 5fs investment. mud iniesrslel "a enrich
M puSs-rly AZ vel ~ 10 neuRornips liz ezI,en<ex
T,ffOs ALl.Efe rfssident II Losil- NO..
We ffs un1ersigDe1 cvfdialis recommend thcss
s<ss-t > cent m0rllals bsslfus u fnH b. Inlf arc
ifvi &vlnlalr kaiirssn, gDs,o security The
enne " The rost vii be large, af1 INT Hnulinisirs
exyc.ieDert handf. apf i entitled 10 the CREATES;
co1hoenef % The pnnifc-
1akakz L. Tnanas Aas1f VI St losiit
Jus,r a. ksE. 1fes'f b. Louie Chamber of Cuumerse
4 w. fex. fseet Il. Loue Bpafr VI Trals-
BsEsFcs ksrz prref Eorfn Ni-son-f hsilrual
Va. 7. ksiss. frees ID int Net. n. i. 81 IL Lsuit
Cav d hE4- PREF becuifr Maj. Bailf Of ~. 1Vuis
sas L. kAss, ghisf hDg. 81 LOns a Ill Brfiss Gu
set " iAfluI t-es1 Pactiic fiaif1Iai luf Nc.
wa Jasssis. Pref 1snnerf bank o. Lcnis
,usk T. 4loHnEnpsE. fr~e. T. n. banL. 81 1.uuie
AissLsiius AfiEs, fice Pres. Z. fseiht hallway.
konEr- BARN, Frsf German kurinet Institution
tonl'om pesstse IN fAe city u <ew fu-E- e lin,
ist niii1i,rf u tase abpee nanast Bu1f im sale d,
Eighty -fst Fnriiss living OH, " III. CITY remit
rzJre-s ffse ucharre< We invite zse attention. 81
tapiasis tsfit ozhcrs 10 them. II pnr Opininr
rssy Desirable Investment te-tafet 30 FIRST
Class security. dsterpIiist Yampii,ri4, Maps AND
is.nsnnt car D. nac on nJy,iien iio1 u TpRNSEND
MEKi.EN a CO., No s,h Nainti. st. 9'nilsde isllaz.
Aesnis 81 fl,e b.. Lnus ant isun Aunutair K. L @
Pntanelpib feiersnes - AsnIsiA ilus Co. Cav
bArsf Jp- Tho T. bfffit.r d Co.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-09-03
TO TJfE REPDBLIGAHG III
IELA WAHEl

La,Nyoxlss IN u.x GD<,d C1use .-is@..
CO.'S rewards our ettpftz ;sAali NE pa'Ase Z
Our opyone1ax were contasni n csIfyiDg
Wilmington. Never betHe were lucy y.
well organized VI 8 city election.
~ We hsye largely Increased our tteput-
iicsa sas3ority
They hoped " reduce our majoniy ia
Vermont.
But thousands are Edded W II.
These sxe but tux advancing surges NJ the
pso tids n Republican yg1pry Al oyef
tins Istb,l, the people are alive with entlu
sAsm IN GsAsT aud Goig4x, the friends u
PeSee tls opronents u new WAR, and
rev Revolutions. uppn this tide, every
Northern stale will carry tAem trium pLAntly
into tLslI Aigt paA<x.
Our fr.sGdz In otkef staies ssy v, the lie
puLiLcsls " DeiEune-"Will you turn
back, In tLis great mork VIII you not
stsad Wy your SISTER sstales, 10 November
Il this appeal in vain Shall we MI hear
Il sld respond
Wilmington will dD isstiaf yet 10 Apyem
Ler New Cssts County acknowledges no
family domination. With thee d, start
On. snd the Yongus prestige u National
succsss W aid US, shall VT not WDyhf nonT
WORK. Asraoss iinaiss,
CAAiIuiAa STATE Central Gomniib.e.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-09-03

THs uAzEfTa nquaAiA iouDiR On the
''eAfpet Dagger" subleci, II haa been en-
dssvoring 10 create prejudice against ali new
eoinarn 10 tho city az State, To tle extent,
even. Of attempting 10 iniare their business
bo far ~ thsse efforts were directed against
tho COMMERCIAL, we locked On them will,
perfect contempt. knowing quite we'll that
sha infinsaGe Of the uazette Ii too small 10 DO
sesn with the naked sye, and thai all AenHi
bic people oonleiunsd ilA behavior as We do.
Hut nothing showed tbs partisan insineerily
oi ils course 50 strongly as its support OF
MI Harry, who can't here from Connecticut
some years ago, Ia our estimation, he Ii
not particle better or WORSE, on that No
count. All good citizens are on an equality.
Mr.. Harry has just thu aams rights aud
claims on the public than any one elAe has,
10 fat III residence Is concerned hut his
party newspaper, having sought to get up .
silly, narrow minded prejudice, for partisan
purposes. against mea not long residents
has liz little chalIcs Of spite emptied down
lis own throat, No wonder II squeals.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-09-03

VS. nAvs cyndLnsiss AsauhAsdEH con.
earning the political situation IN Ihiladel
pLis. Tbs Republicans sre nov heartily
united aud working earnestly The can vars
shows IN them large majority. nearly i
nst quite W tils OLD figures Of ~ aud ~.
Tbs Herman y0L1. which was against them
last year, Ia now In thsr favor nofe entirely
than ever, and there waa never 10 much
@sivs sIertiGa, and effort. known on behalf
~ any Republican candidates, by this leading
usruaala. ~ there Id now for urant aud
aLIlIsH
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-09-03

Extreme political views- when the OK
tran,ity ID Ia the wrong direction are liable
10 warp peoples Judgment, and their moral
character us well For instance, al a hey
monr aud lilair barbecue held u few days
since, at ForAythe. Georgia, benjamin II.
Hill, the great Democratic champion Of that
State, made speech which was lumulluous
~ ch1arnd by the iiehelA present. In the
COURSE of his remarks ha referred to the
Union men Of tbs Commonwealth In those
words
''rhe liihle speaks OF them. "The wick
FED abound On every hand. and the vilcst
rule These men are false 10 their avn
trace. They will deceive and denoralize
your society. They nre false to all Hut
there Ii one remark wish tho people 10
'ponder we'll. I hate them II is a
"Ghristian duty 10 hate them. No man
.,wiH ever get 70 heapen antess he hates
them"
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-09-03
xxx D<xLy 00xkEa6IzL q

xzkE ElxLY D0NNE&lLzL 4
sssssed essry a5ssrsoo~, eSoaP< Sssssdey.
kls tA< only Lu<iy Pepper IN Bstsaa'sq-
sos, 0sd the SSots cf LassaDass- tsras,
cir @c<sews PER Nass4<e, ~ Jseefer sls'sfs
. ses<sk. hsagSe oopsss Three casts.
TIE DELA KARE TRfBttaE IL
<sssss6 Jrs<s sks cOH&ERcLAL eesos.
sssv Ttsrsa4s sss~.&as, assa ocsseesia,
srsse4Sat4s geaAsa6 ssstter pssttists''d a
DGs4v. n y TIE toxyes yssq,s,. sas~
ss<<nkas " S<~ tLe ssea read.sy s'ssfttsy
stess Sstsislsed On tise PsasssS'sta.--
~~sss. zsS dsStzrs per a..sss,a
TINE e0AGfE6cLAL J0s DF%Ec.t
y 4esplv Srssi6ed sss<1 ypssssaz,ss s4esse,-
~ ~ tA< sskee sly<e<, ard Dsl~ sopy& "
Aess esssk 10 fkltadaphsa eesces, essa
~ ~ klptsw r0<ss.
zzzE OKKIrE1ft se cfDSAERlJaL
~ zRLRH6Ess NJ $40 Ap1asz 'sesst<,
Hs1~6sgss~, LaeIGs1e>. Esst1asses nd
fs4~a~s Gk< CRY Hau
ZEHKLasa .ATKI&Sc6
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-09-03

tbs Dsno0sAqm PANTY Ia Kent county,
spportion their delegates 10 The hlAle Con
sention. uooorfftaD 10 ne Whoia pote y,on
Ell. iI saiii Hundred or election district,
That ". for themselves, they have .Itelae-
seaiAtioh according 10 Numbers This is
right. hobody will mud fault will, H. Hut
why don't they permit the same rule in
New CASTLE county, II would give the
Democrats VI this county m0re than Iiiiy
delegates. and tho Democrats Of Wilmington
mort than HUs.
II isa good rule for Kent, II seems. hut
not fof New Castle. bomething wrong
how about ilf
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-09-03

Der REAi,sss Throughout ibs faninsui'
should kssp ~ alisd Nc faitof siss Agrieps
.ussl bseiets. ut 'tAis city. 90 liz IzA, asia
aud 18th Of this month. The list Of pfeHii
uals Is litsssl, and this isci;essni iocoinpe
tiliop, added 10 rainsal ssesiss 10 haze
$ credrsabie fair. ongn, 10 bring together I
i.andsonae dispsay
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-09-03

Tax kxsu.a ~ Tuesdays esection b Gun
yinesae eridenee iisxi . iisae1di0sis aine o
pcpnlss feeling u sealing 10 fssu d t'ilAss
snd Cora xilsssesds Aasr woss nnll
koSeulbe, sdes ,sipuI,b siil - The moss
over wteiauieg sslict seceui political esa-
usigas hase ever known.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-09-03
rue m EoTORzL TICKET

The eieetoss for Grant sn6 Coiiax-infes
10 nnmLes--in tbis State, should be among
he strongest and mos popular Of our CHI
1eas. A. sucb c,,s, We sussead ti,e mans
" Henry Du POINT VI Kew Castle connss
hir ns,ne MI be source " strength 10 oni
t,s,ks-t Ia Inc Sl...c.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-09-03

EBEprs ID by M means certain whether
PeAle ~ War il IL tbs immediate future
Iils leading journals. Ia all tbs principal
cttes. are g1yng the question earnest alteIi-
tion. The opinion generally expressed is
thai Prussia. Though ready IN war. really
desires tlls Continuance Ut peals, hut that Il,
Anst1A sad itassia peals Is Indispensable,
aud thst the French Emperm lie nov ~
dD,ibtsdly prepared tn conflict. hut lila pei
tcy IL uncertain.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-09-03

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