Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-07-02
POLITICAL.
The Cleveland PE057sdeoLer is w orlxing
the thunder for Ranney for Governor.

The Cleveland PGGi11de0Ler is w orking
the thunder for Ranney for Governor.
Andrew johnson has been reported in
Venice. He was making a speech from
the Bridge of Signs, we believe.
The Democratic newspapers of the
State have discovered that they are
not satisfied with the nominations
made at Columbus last week. It is sad.
A writer in the Philadelphia TeIe-
graph says that Mr.. BOrie "may make
very easily, for the gout turned his
knuckles 10 chalk years ago.-LOetis-
UiLLe COuI'ier-JOWreGt.
It is a fact in the highest degree hon
orable TO Governor Hayes, that there is
not paper in Ohio Of any party that
has ii word to say, even in partisan
criticism, against the ability and fair
ness with which be has executed his
trust as the governor of our State
Journal.
Hon George NJ. Robeson, of New
Jersey, has been appointed Secretary
or the Navy to fill the vacancy which
that Department. Mr.. RobesOn has
been for some time Attorney General
of the State of New Jersey. He is a
gentleman Of Whig Antecedents, who is
pronounced at this time an undeniable
Republican. It is unnecessary to say
that he will be an Improvement on the
immortal Borie.
Chief Justice Chase, in addressing the
| SUNDAY school OF the Wentworth street
NJ. E. Church IN Charleston, few days
ago, said that the individual colOred
man had more res spOnSibility than the
white man, and more need of caution
aud of patience, because errors in him
/ were charged against his race. If a
i white man embraced the wrong, he was
/ adjudged by society as a citizen by his
/ own merits or dement's he stood or fell,
with no thought given 10 his race; but
! ifa colored man departed from the paths
of rectltude or OF wisdom, society
charged the fault upon his people.
We have lost Borie. The State Con-
vention on w, dneSday cruelty refused
to indorse him, although implOred TO
1 do 50 by the Ciuclunali Commercial -
The result is before you. Secretary
BOrie was an abs bodied mau on the
! subject OF oysters, and he changed the
| names of our war vessels in the most
/ idiutIc manner. He got sea-sick on the
/ Chesapeake caDal,-Or perhaps il was
the bay,-And fel! down and bumped
his venerable part opposite the bow al
| the Middies Ball at Annapolis. If he
has any further official record we are
not advised ofit.-CoIUHebW Journal.
Dent, the great keeper of the card
basket and custodian of the bootjacks
in the vicinity of President Grant
threateuts to annihilate the correspon-
dents for making fun of him. He threat
ems to perform dental operation upon
them-to ''chaw 'em up" in short
We rather feel sorry for the correspon-
dents.-Xe7sid I'0reblight.
Mr.. Hubbell left the Republicans 6
few years Stree because they would not
nominate him for reelection to Con
gress, where he had not proved himself
us true to the Union cause as he should
have been, He Supposed the policy o.
Andy johnson was going to be the pop
iulRr policy OF the country; but John
son led him into the camp of the enemy
where be has been waiting to receive
his reward for his inhdelity TO the prin-
ciples of the party that gave him the
only honorable position he ever held
FtqVette 90. Herald,