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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-04-23
DLSRAEL IND cHA.sE


The rumors concerning Judge Chasc's de-
fcction from Rcpublicansm increase and in
tensity, rather than otherwise. At Wash
ington, many well-iniormcd persons assert
positively and unrcservedly that he has
gone over to Democracy, and that his az
ton in the Impeachment Trial has been for
the purpose of serving his new masters.
Whether the stories be true or not, they are
believed by many, and feared by many more.
But it is proper to say that the understand
ing seems to be that Mr.. Chase is not selling
out his principles in this transaction, but on
y his party. lie does not propose TO fore
90 his devotion to the extension Of Suffrage,
and the maintenance Of Equal Rights, but
expects that on these questions the Demo-
cratic party will come to him, and for the
sake of securing his leadership andiuiluence
in their behalf yield their present position
Of opposition to Impartial Suffrage.
of course 1t is impossible 10 say what fol
lies men will not conceive and believe in
when their personal advancement is at stake
Yet If there be any folly more foolish or alb
iiiOit IMAM w ouDlIO5c luut lllt
Democratic party, which is now kept TO-
gether solely by the cohesive power of pre-
JUDGE and ignorant bigotry, will, for the
sake of electing Judge Chase to the Presi-
dency, abandon their prejudice and swallow
their bigotry, we at least are unable TO name
it.
1t seems as though this might be intended
as u second edition Of Disraeli's tactics
Judge Chase may suppose that he will inau
gurate new system Of party trcachcry lie
will not fall like Webster, nor turn traitor
like johnson, nor crawl away like Doolittl'
and Dixon, but he will have his opponents
by grand coup become his followers, il
support of his principles, and he will ron
his present allies by bringing to the advocac.
Of their measures a party which will div
deeper and stay under longer.
The fact is that Judge Chase is no Dis
rael. and neither party in this country re
sembles the Tory faction in the Englis
Parliament judge Chase cannot carry Til
its principles; no man can, 1t is equall
impossible for him to persuade the Demo
Gratis to trade off their lack of principle il
exchange for himself. Should he and the,
mite, at all, it will be by a sacrifice Of al
his political honesty.
And further, if he expects or intends t
defeat the purpose of Impeachment as
means Of recommending himself to the Dc
mocracy, surely nothing was ever wors
conceived. Ii Andrew johnson could b
acquitted, though Salmon p. Chase were til
sole means OF accomplishing it, he woul
reap none Of the reward. TIE failure {
Impeachment would make johnson Pres
dent or King'-and in the hour of thei
new rise to control nobody would be so cor
temned and despised by his followers as til
poor apostle of Radicalism who fell fror
his high estate to serve them. If Mr.. Chas
ever can be the Democratic candidate f
President, it will not be after Andrew join
sons accquittal.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-04-23

A TELRGRAM from Washington states the
following, which we presume to be correct.
It will he matter of Importance at Chicago,
if the principle announced is adhered to =
The Baltimore Convention, at which Mr..
Lincoln was renominated, settled by a near
ly unanimous vote that any State which was
likely to cast an electoral vote for President,
had n right to have representation and vote
for the choice of candidates, and on that
ruling, Colorado and Louisiana were admit
ted. On the same grounds all the Southern
States will send delegations to Chicago.
North Carolina, Louisiana, and Arkansas
having already chosen full set, forty in all,
and instructed them for General Grant and
Wade, and the indications are that by the
time the Convention meets in Chicago, Ar
kansas, South Carolina, Louisiana and Ala
hama will be admitted to representation in
Congress, and most of the Others are In such
shape as to indicate their admission be-
fore November next.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-04-23
HOWARD iIg NJ, N 5 IES5H EDuors pnornrrons
WILMINGTON. DEL:
THURSDAY, APRIL 23d, 1868.
For president In Ises--Generai GRANT


A FRIEND at Milford kindly sends us a copy OF
an address recently delivered before public
meeting in that vicinity, by Spencer Shoemaker,
ESD on the Life, Services, and Character of Gen
eral Grant We have read it with interest and
regret that we cannot publish it in full.
CoACiIMAKERs INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL, re-
ccived for April 1t is well-printcd and APP
parently well-conducted publication, appropriate
to the wants of this class of artisans. In each
number several handsome designs of new styles
for carriages, &c, are given. We are pleased
with the tone OF the editors recommendations to
lis readers, rs well as to brother editor, on po-
litical matters.
Published by l. d. Ware, 4l3 Chestnut Street,
Philadelphia.
ANNUAL REroRr Q3Oth) of the town finances
of Waltham, Mass. 1t contains cut of the
monument of its dead soldiers. The pamphlet
bears the imprint of the Free Press office.
VIZ have received copy Of an address deliver
ed in February, 1867, before the Soldiers and
Sailors Union, of New York, by General Daniel
Ullman.
THE WAR DErARTMEST, by the frank of Mr.
Potts, its Chief Clerk, forwards us the printed
brief Of the respondents in the McArdle Gaze
and the arguments of Senator Trumbull ant
Hon. Matt. H. Carpenter on the hearing bcfor'
the Supreme Court.
TIE 0rENING ARGUMENT Of Mr.. Butler OF
the Impeachment Trial has reached us in pamphle
fern. This mastery, clear and conclusive spcecl
will go upon the records of history, the equal o
any. similar effort in any age or country. Mr.
Butler can well rest his fame upon its strength
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-04-23

Mr.. SrRAGuE of Rhode Island, is the SON
in-law Of Judge Chase, and may be supposed
TO think and act with him. Yet there is
some evidence that he has denied doing SO,
and there is another point for him 10 CON
sider his term expires in the Senate oil the
18th of March next, and he looks to the Re
publicans of Rhode Island to re-elect him.
VIII they be likely TO do 50 if he votes
against Andrew Johnsons conviction?
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-04-23
POLITICAL.

I.Ouisiaun Constitution carried and
Republican state Ticket chosen.
A despatch from New Orleans, dated on
Saturday, says ~
We have pollcd large majority for the
Constitution and all Republican candidates;
but as the commissioners Of election arc, in
most instances, noted rebels and thugs, fraud
is being rcsnricd To in counting the ballots,
which will greatly reduce our legal majority.
The State will, nevertheless, pvc twenty
Thousand majority for the Constitution.
The Republican of this morning reports
the assassination Of several prominent Re
publicans in different parts OF the State.
Others have been hunted and driven into the
woods. The colorcd candidate for the Leg
stature was killed in 0uachita parish.
In thirteen districts, where the registration
amounted to 51,OOU, partial returns show
5000 votes polltd Partial returns from
nine districts give l1,Gi6 for the Coilstitu-
ton, and 5,7i9 against it,
sorTu CAROLINA.
kilograms received Saturday night at Gen.
Grants headquarters, from Columbia, South
Carolina, say that III twelve districts, where
there were ~ 900 registered votes, partial re-
turns sh W III, 900 votes pOilcd and an I'M
iiUlll lllliE sunni
GIG for the Constitution, and 57ii7 against il
Indicating that the State is certainly carried,
for the Constitution, and the entire Rcpub-
lean ticket is elected.
Official returns from tiity-two counties of
Wisconsin show a Republican gain of 2,o99
over Fairchilds majority last fall, which was
i,I6t. This indicates the election Of Dixon
by n majority Of little less than 1000.
At the charter election, in Beverly N. j.,
last week, the entire Republican ticket was
elected. T.. f. Snyder for mayor had ~
majority.
Returns of the South Carolina election in
dictate Republican majority in all but three
or Tour districts Partial returns from cigh-
teen districts slloN over ~, 0UO majority iui
the Constitution.
No official report has been YET made ol
the election in Louisiana There are major
tiles against the Constitution in New Or
leans and two other parishes. In New Or
leans Democratic Mayor is chosen, and t,
Democrat is chusen 10 Congress from I'll,
First District.
The Georgia election was progressin.
quietly yesterday. The contest is close, the
Democrats claiming that Gordon, their can
didate for Governor, has Il majority of Tit
votes cast.
The Conservatives of Tennessee are fol
Andrew johnson rs the Democratic candi
date for the Presidency. They think hin
much more available than Mr.. pendeton.
The Rev. DIR. Breckenridge, of Kentucky
is out speaking in favor Of Gen. Grant 10
the Presidency, not because he thinks Grant il
especially available, but because he esteem
him 'the fittcst man for the Office in Amcri
ca. He also considers him the best spcci
men of the best sort OF an American gentle
, man. Not II genius, dazzling everybod
: with the brilliancy Of his intellect, but a mai
/ of great ability Of unsurpassed judgment
and Of undoubted fairness and honesty. IL
thinks he knows the right, and has both tn
courage and the power to do it,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-04-23
THE PACIFIC COAS7,.

ARRIVAL or TREASURE = TIItRry-EIGirr MkN
DKowNEp DESTRUCTION or PROPERTY IN
AUSTRALIA.
NEw YORK, April 22.-The steamer Arisond
has arrived with nine hundred and forty-eight
thousand dollars in treasure.
An Italian bark with tho surveyors of the
wreck OF the British bark WdNzd, had been lost,
and thirty-eight persons were drowned.
The news from Australia and New Zealand
brings reports of an awful destruction Of life and
property hy storm and Hood.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-04-23
GOD LIVER OIL CREAM.

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Is readily taken mixed with water thus wedding
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dions.
Is recommended and prescribed by the Medical pro-
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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-04-23
CONGRESS-.
sHNATE.

wAsmIsoroS, April 22.-The order offered by
Senator Sumner was amended by Senator Vickcrs
amendment, proposing to allow such Of the
Managers as are not authorized to speak to file
their written or printed arguments, or to make
oral addresses, aud the Counsel of the President
to alternate with them in so doing. A vote was
taken on the order ms amended. aud 1t was LOST
by n vote of 20 to 20.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-04-23
TRUSSES,
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OUR BRACES are of several styles the simplest
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OUR SUPPORTERS ARE of the most approved
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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-04-23

THE IMPEACHMENT CASE, both for prosecu-
ton and defence, has had all its testimony
heard. Has there been single fact pro
duced in behalf Of the President which was
new, or which extenuates in the slightest de-
gree his offences against the laws of the Re-
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-04-23
THOMAS II. AGNI1W,

2GO and 262 GREENWICH ST., N. y,
Has reduced the prices of Teas Cefres Sugars, Flour,
and all kinds of Groceries from 10 to 20 per cent.
BEST JAPAN TEA, ST.
BEST ENGLISH BkEAkFAsrT TEA, 81.
SPLENDID UUiUNG TEA, 90c.
900 Bhls. lLot Il, all grades, from sl upwards.
2O.OO0 gal. Molnssea, all grades from IUc. upwards.
coiftus roasted aud ground, l5c. 10 i0c. Sngarsali
grades, at r,lnets prices. and everything used in
every family cheaper and better THAI my store i'll
New York
THOMAS X AGNEW uccupics his own store, owns
the property niid lias no lcnt to pay imports and
buys exclusively for cash, never gave NOTE in his
life, consequently he can nndefsc any holl.c in the
eity.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-04-23
CABLE NE WIS.

AssASslSs ARRESTED IN LONDON LAST NIGHT.
l.oNpoS, April -, O'Clock, A. M.--Two men
with Greek fire are reported as arrested last
night, near the servants door Of Buckingham
Palace. After desperate resistance Il third man
in company with them escaped.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-04-23
BY CUBA C4BLE.

FAILURE III LAUNci THE - M"SoNGAilEIA."
HAVANA, April pa third attempt to launch
the steamer MOnony,iheid ut st. Thomas failed.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-04-23

The NORFOLK NEwspArRRs, notwithstand-
ing their doleful whincs over their political
position are forced to admit that the city is
advancing rapidly and that the Spring
trade is ssopening with the faircst prospects.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-04-23
fls EHaHaN f'IidLADELPHiA, WILL.
~ w9x--3sf% MINGTON AND BALTIMORE

~ @ssS--sd8HI MINGTON AND BALTIMORE
coMMENcINa MoNDAY. APRIL 18th. lses.
AS Il WA;HiN ~ AvES y ts,lsss
tea) for Baltimore, stopping at all regular slatiuns
Connecting with Delaware Railroad at Wilmington
oI Exp iSS "nf RaN s a " ays excess
ted for baltimore and Warrington. stopping AT vii
miugton, Perryye, and Havre-de.Grace Connect
at Wilmington with train for New Castle.
EXPRESS TRAIN Mt $50 +. M. Sundays except
ed) for Baltimore and Washington, stopping at Chcs-
ter, Thnrow, Linwood, Gaymont, Wilmington, New
port Stanton, Newark, Eikton, North Fast, Charles
town, Perryville, Havre-de-Gracc, Aberdeen, Perry
name, Edgewn'd. Magnolia. Chase's and Stemmer's
road Line stepping at New Castle. Middletown Clay
ton. Dover Harrington, Srafnrd, Salisbury, Princess
rnss Ma,,roe Morlk portsmonh ~ and p The soutb
NIGHT EXPRESS ut 100 p. M, Day,) for Bat,
more and Washington, stopping ut Pcrryville and
Passengers Tor Fortress Monroe and Norfolk, via
Baltimore will take the 1900 M. Trais Via Girls
feid will take 800 r. M. Train.
WILMINGTON TRAINS
Stopping at all stations between Philadelphia and
Wilmington:
Leave Philadelphia at 1ioO a. NJ, go, 500, 100
and Ii 80 {daily,1 p NJ. The SO, =. NJ train CON
meets with Delaware Railroad for Harrington and -
iermedate stations.
New Castle.
Leave wilmington at 100 and sl0 A. NJ. lsO
ii5 nd 7.Oj DaiivJ P. M. The $40 i. Nj. train win
not stop between q Chester ter, and phil,delphs
Leave Wilmington at 12 OF, 1890 A. NJ. 1890 5%
CHESTER FOX PHILADELPHIA.
Leave Chester at T.bi, s.is and 110' A. NJ, 2la,
LIS btJ I. Al and 1924 p. NJ.
FROM BALTIMORE TO PHILADELPHIA.
Leave Baltimore at 725 A. NJ, Way Mail y40 A.
NJ, Express. 225 Pm. Express. 6.35 +. NJ Express.
SD =. NJ. Express.
From Baltim M 3 t. Port Deposit and intermediate
Ae,omm- daion Train from Port Deposit will leave
Perryylle at CAT A. M, for Baltimore and inerlne-
diae stations.
Trains Tor Baltimore leave Chester at s.12 A. NJ.
and ,0s +. NJ.
Trains for Baltimore leave wilmington at u l6 and
10.U2 A. NJ, 10 and i.55 r. NJ.
Freight train with Passenger Car attached VIII
leave Wilmington for PeryIillc and intermediate
SUNDAY TRAIN FROM BALTIMORE.
Leave Baltimore at sb5 p. NJ, stopping at liavre-
de-Grace, Perryville and Wilmington Also stops AT
North East, Elkton and Newark TO take passengers
for Philadelphia, and leave passengers from washing
from Baltimore or Washington.
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ON AND AFTER SUNDAY. APRIL 18th, 1851.
Passenger Trains will run as follows until ltrlhei
nOtice
Trains leaving Criseld at 2.4b M, Will run every
morning except Monday. All other trains sundays
rxceuteu
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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-04-23

STRINT RIA NtIIsMFNT.
ON AND AFTER SUNDAY, APRIL 18th, 1861.
Passenger Trains will run as follows, until iurthci
notice
Trains leaving Crsiled at 2ib A M will run every
morning except Monday. All other trains Sundays
rxrpupd
The free man's press., 1868-08-15
The Lord Is Tn Il

Il q e&
Such IS the head4g ofa leading edito-
rat, ot the Z IIo4's Herald" OF Boston,
from which ! make The fjIlowmg ex.
tract
"Sach Is The gsnera expression Of The
| New Vprk nomint tilpnS. seldom were
the loyal aud liberty loving. pe"p4.of epiS
country n IS more prof nndIy happy
than wher they head wllom The euenies
# liberty and oyaIly frul mate ireif
leaders II lhe co'2iog camp2isn.
There va grrat fr4fiilat she disli",
saIslqd tepre>enfa'lYaand ~ 4 large de7
gree fopnqrf # llle a.io 44j p14lg r%qu h-
be rewarded fpr tilr hruayaI.l his high
trusts and f.mr with ihi$ leadership.
There was als much far esl / brave
and successful Gr.rrai, \ iln an hiSior.C
name Should 81 raised upuI thrig >'a4a-
rrds. Bad Chief JqSnce Case ii Co.
H5ncock ~ foib been nonlp.tgd lie
friends Of aW aHd iun'anty wonId have
had q fearf'l stpgsie. B"l tflf Lord has
lrf,qlfd the con iseis N AchuopheI.t
One Of tie best lll p.otS tn2t has
eyer bBen pIanue4 FIR the fujn Of lie na7
tion has failed
Mr. 6eymouf vas the Goyelnof of Me-.
York Wnen lts fitE vas ss'cked, r. Gus
zeens hung and tae h.otpe cP(''s orplaao
babes blifneJ 70 the grQunl; aud he CALI
Ell those who enacted 4 y massacre
my friends"
0enarah Blair has just published q lot
terln which ha dem nds the overthrow
of The exIs:llg governments ntih~ 5,ntill,.
by b cody revolution. iho reh ll'p y
10 le7appeat On g,Ae field, under new
name Jefi~lsuI tjavl> aid Gen. Le' are
to contend again with Gen, Grant aud
the National Congress.
But lhH Lord q d r1gneih. he has
---.-,alia- 44a.lnead tile Selection he lea6er>
and will surely grant q praVllg and
obs dent people abnndant victory.