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. orm Destroyer
VrLIANow. wALKrR Co.. GA.
June a9tL 1866

DS JoHs BrLI-Dsar Sir: have recently given your
Worm Destroyer several trials and find il wonderfully
eeacions II has not failed in single instance TO have
practice and have daily for article Of this kind
am fee to confess that know of 10 rem cav rec, m.
mended by the ables authors thar and tpeedy
III itf effects On the contrary they uncertain in the
extreme. NY object In writing YOU find out upon
whst terms can get the medicine directly rom you II
am sware that Tie use Of such articles contrary to tbt
eschihgssnd practice Of great r,aor yof tie reg, la.
line OF ~ De but see nojus good sense Ia dis.
carding remedy which We know 10 be efficient sim plv
because we may be ignorant Of it's combination For nv
shsn hSken rule to use all and any AZ
evste suffering humanity which may be able 10 e. n,
memo not nssitang because some one more ingenious
haL mny have learned its effects rsf and sec red
the sole right TO secure that know owe yer I'M Nv
no means ali advocate or SUPP orter Of tie Of
worthless nostrums that food the country that rrrcr TO
cure all nsnner OF disease TO which huusn flesh IL heir
Please r.py soon and inform of Your hes, terms
! sin, sir, most respectfully.
JULIUS p. CLEMENT Nd
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1T In 1856. when buchanan was rlec-
ted President. tho Dcmorraiir vote was
l.su1.u2i. Ia $50. the combined vote
of Douglas and Breckenridge ": a2lJ.
49,. La 1854. The vote for Net lriian.
without the vote &c any of the Southern
STATES. was lsIl.T5i: In 1858. lie vol.
for seymour Wa 2.sL6.G3i. almost u mil
lion larger ilian the vote for buchanan
in 1851. aud 4s3.5gG more ilsan than tho
vote for Lincoln in ls6i This will DO
very we'll for "A dead party. The people
are gradually coming back Ia their fir>;
love and the support of the oil Demo
cratic iaiih--,he Mon of the States and
ihc rights of the Siaic>.a nion OF equal
States upon The basis of ,be constitution
Detroit Free Press.
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- The marriage OF the daughter a.
Professor licaii. oi Harvard nivrr>iiy.
10 n son Of Fred. Dougia-s j. 2ivin.
some people. who are not a. all r"Icern-
ell in IL. "A great deal of ,lnea~inr~~. ".
have the authorii, uf VANITY Fair Tor
saving thar y iloiicntot Venus nIIc,
nouri~hcd ia London society. and there
j no good reason why a Gu-ky -AloHiS
slomld b" refused similar hooters. .iimr
these are affair. oi l.ir heart. and what :
ils use oi proic>tin" = New York Com
incrcial Advertiser.
Nv. FHFIErcK DnrGI.iS>. IN. recently
Inarricd a daughter of Mr.. 4. Molyneu1
Hewlett. Of Harvard University. Some
vi the papers have stated that Tie bride ,
father j. a while man. and Professor IN
lie college. This j. not the ease. Mr.
MolNncuy j. mulatiu. lie was fornu-Tl /.
q prizc-'ighicr 81 considerable ;-pf,n.c ia
England. and j. now instructor Ia gym
na>iics M Harvard. But. ii -. were
white. aud his dau.-ltcr ana Mr.. Dcug-
las were suited Ia each other V liz should
All, FAULT be found with the marriage :.
New York ~un.
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MASONIC. = ireland Lodge. No. :sss. al
the Ma-on>. was ,,u.y installed OH Thurs.
day OF last week. The installation Ger.
.inoilics of The officers were public and
were witnessed By several hundred per-
sons. An address was delivered by Mr.
Levi Ferguson. Esq. of Petersburg. OF
the occasion. The following are the Of
fi-crs -M-O.F Hobbs. :. W.-E. Hor-
ionr j. VI R. TAYLOR. IA. Thorn
n S-B. III. frcSland: ~. De a.
Glcazen: Junior ID. II. NJ. Welman
Tyler--W. Monroe
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Hs'lf. n appears now quite probable.
Andrew johnson shall be- returned 10
the Senate, his advent in that body will
he an event of great interest not only To
the Senate. but 10 the whole country. Ii
would be 10 him an extraordinary per-
sonal triumph. aud would afford him an
opportunity TO meet fac. 10 face. and on
equal terms. those who voted him guilty
of high crimes and misdcmeanors."
Little Co!fax will be daily reminded al
the time when. for three months. he
marched daily III the head of the Raii-
cal procession from the other end OF the
Capitol. Ia accuse the President "Ix THF
NAME % ALI. THE PEOPLE," Butler and
Bingham will ircl their pride 50 woun-
tcd. and will he 20 shocked 10 have THE
GnF,TEsT CRIMINAL or TIE Aca" in the
senate. that they will probably institute
IN inquiry in the House a to whether
Tennessee has been properly rccon>triI-
ted. How mean aud Sncasing will sum
ncr. Morton. Cameron. Sherman and
Company i.ci n the victim Of their ma
lignant persecution takes hi- seat among
them. Andy will b.. able 10 -linw to the
country and 10 Tie whole world who the
conspiraiorS and criminals we're that de-
serve Punishment Ia private life. lie will
be the peer OF his fellows In point of
ability. and already thc people are sails
fled that his Integrity. honesty. and pat
riotism are far beyond those of any MEM
Der OF 1.-THE HIGH Court of InIpcacii-
Inenf" Who voted for hi conviction. The
present generation will NOT have passed
away until their names will bc stencil
in the nostrils of honest mem incin-
l.ati Enquirer.
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az The series Of railroad meetings in
Harrison county which began last week
have been of The most gratifying char
acter TO the friends of the enterprise
The people of Harrison county, the Cory.
don Republican SAYS. are being aroused
10 their interests. and we have every
hope that they will embrace the prcscn,
opportunity 10 make the county prosper.
ous.-l New Albany Commercial.
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Er The bridge across the ditch on
South Main Street is nearly completed,
and looks like il will BE- substantial
structure, but we are fearful the span j.
not near rs wide n i; should he. a when
Patoka is high a large volume of water
passes through there.
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Nrw Pianos. Our musical fellow
citizens Messrs II. a. Holthaus and NJ.
Friedman. have each purchased fine
pianos this Spring. and their sweet mel
n9dy. adds greatly 10 the attraciivcncss Of
their respective ncighborhoods.
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EsTRAY NOTICE.

VIAkEN IN by Charles X. Miles, IL ball TOW nship n,
Il bcis County. Indiana on the 5th day Of July 1859
one bay Horse supposed tn he about eevcn years old
about is hands high. len bind frct white, long black
name and tail snd hts lcf eve supposed 10 have
been done by cutting for th hooks And said Horse
appraised by Gcrbasd lumber and theodore Thieves
eco. on the 10th day Of July lsCe
JOHN G. STEIN, J. r. isr,Lr
Auus cow as on hls IN cri~~.
Aug. q. ~ ". A. HoLruAuS, Clerk.
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UNION BAKERY
CONFECTIONERY .
GOTTLIEB SCHOTTNER,

IN East Main Street, directly in front Of the Court
~ House. Jasper, Ind. Good brs ad and cakes always
hand Baking done for Weddings and parties shor,
notice and warranted satisfactory Confectionery Nuts
and fruits for sale. Patronage respectfully solicited.
Aug. g. 6o-ly
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

sGfNIi-fNAS Who suffered iar years from Nervous
I'iiy. -Gsiurs Isy and all he eHscts Of youthful
iiiis~Fsor. viii for the sake u suffering humanity
NJ free ." al Who need IT, the receipt and directions
Ter max nr ID. staple remedy by shich lie cured
SreF~rs ~schn- TO profit by the advertisers experience.
can q" 50 - .ddr,Tsng. IN perfect cuEhdence.
IOHs B. OGDEN
JEne 8. OILY NJ. ~ Ce.sr street. New York.
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WAGONS.
FLOWS.
CAkRIA GES.
ROCKA WAYS.
BUGGlES, &C,

lof the latest and most elegant style which he warrants
TO he good be got anywhere Persons wishing
any Of these articles will find their advantage call
and examine my stock before purcl asng elsewhere.
Ny Repairing and Horseshoeng u n kinds done On
shou notice and reasonable terms.
April %. '69-y SEBASTIAN KrEDLER.
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Pare tic~ts. EngIi.k Race Stallion from ful'
t'cn<~t Mess-ngpr srd nv imported Albion. he
sea Jasper Duscas County Indiana An interest for
ssis. = y. NELMAN.
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b y j. LIS
CEDRON BITTERs.
A CTHENTIC DOCUMENTS.
ARKANSAS HEARD FROM.
Testimony of Medical Men

Stony FoiSr, WHrE CcrNrr. Arkapsas Mny ?s lsce
DR soHS BrLL-pear Sir: Last February I 80 "a
Louisville purchasing drugs, and eot come Of Won,
Ssrsspairilla and Cedron Btters
NY son n-law, who wns with in the store has been
down with rheumatism for some time. r.rmsncse ON
your EiT1rRs, and found his general health I'm
proved.
Dr. Gist. who has been in bad health, tried them, and
be slso improved. WIZ -
Dr, Coffee, who has been p bsd health for seversI
wears - stomach and liver Affected - b. improved very
much by the use Of your ftisrs. Indeed the Crdron
Bters has given you great popnIsriy in this te,ti.-
ment. think eosd cell great quantity 81 your med
cnes this fall especially of yur Cedren Rere and
ssrssdarilla ship me viz Memphis, care 81 Rietrsa
Medley. keeyRctfuy, e. b. NALkLR.
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TT Nearly one-third Of the pcpula
lafion Of France live in cities.
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STOVE AND TIN STORE
MAN TOR

TINE rndesigned having permanently located in Hays
i Vile informs the citizens Of Dubois and surround.
ing cnnntis. that he keeps always hand general as
scrtmcst ri Stoves. and 1fn-ware Of al kinds which
ne Offers for sale ~ prices witch defy competition He
also manufactures ~ order al, Tin work. in
n. best style and ~ hc h~-' mersi Ashsre ~ TIE
ruhir patronage IL respectfully solicited and he 1. de
termned " please IL will 10 ~ your Interest call on
him hefore pa,rcriaing people away from ho,nr
August IL, fsss soklT L0RY.
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Extra special Notice.

Hs~sr- ~ couuterf.itr Smiths Tonic Syrup hss
fsn c.u:.rse'.si. and the ,uvaterfeI,r hrouE.s to
grief
SMITHS TONI SYaJr
The g.nriu. srthsl- hove Iw John Bulls private
sisnp -,ri hottie b. John Emil only III. RICH,
T. msE;se-s and eel the ignsI John smiths Tonic
syrup Oi Louisville k.ntuek. ESsInn. ~s the Label
IN -s'h t,ils do purchase. you will t~ deceived
3. ns column advertisements. sni nv sh"w card
Nil prosecute sny infringing 81 MY right The esnu-
lie sr..'L. Tonic > rep only he prepared By my
II.
1us IrsIl.'s sEEv.Sr.
DIR JOHN Bull
Iqu's,iil~ KensIctx, ,pEil g. !.s-
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Ellis, dc, &c. AS books +,
qusled by any works publis
lively and full Of adventure. J
Twill please order .MoNEo's,
are given In their place.
The following are those ali
No ]. The Hunters
2 Trappsr's Retreat.
3 Patriot Higbnayman
4 Fugitives offhe Mountains
8 Track Of Fire
6Man Eater
! Charlotte Temple
5 Death Face
slndian Slayer
10 Turtle Catcher
II Hunters Triumph
u Ocean Rovcrs
u Tory Outwitted
II Zeke Siernum
J Is Scourge of the Seas
Is Captive Maiden
II I4ong-l.gged Joe
IS Wild Scout 81 tn. Noun
tains
10 Forest Lodge
20 RolIicking Rangers
81 Eaftlesnake Dick
- Eicketty Tom. the Rover
% lmps Of the Prairie
"a Robbers Terror
% Joe. the ''Ssrpin'"
~ Lightfoot the Scout
% Gisni Spy Of Bunker Till
Is Scar Creek, the Wild Half
| Breed
IL? Squint-Eyed Rob
30 snaky Snodgrass
q Rolling Thunder: or the
Rival War Chiefs
81 Heavy llaicbet. the Bold
Scout
30 Sly sam. the Quaker Spy
~ Three Daring 1rappers
81 Fatal Marksmsn
70 Facle-Eyed Zsks =
Isl Big Rifle Nick
= Bold Scslp-lIunter
:? Tory SPY
10 Prairie Jake
Al Wealth and Beauty
~ Rouer Of the Forest
~ Giant Of the wosds
~ Crazy Trapper
IS Lion Hearted Hunter
80 Old Jim Of the woods
~ Mad Mike
- white Headed Hunter
~ Big Hearted Joe
70 Scout ~ Long Island
5, Silverheels. the Delsw are
So Black Eli The Trappcr
70 Red Men " the Woods,
"a Grim Dick, the one-Eyed
Rcbhcr
81 Indian Queens Revenge
&c Old Scout Of the Cave
q Rig Snake. the Huron
IS Mexican Joe. the Snake
Charmer
30 Steady hand. the Sharp
shooting Hunter
60 Gypsy Sack
|61 Scarlet Warrior
81 Scout of Tippecano1
63 Schinderhannee
81 Bride Of Wolf Glen
g Buffalo Jack. Trspper
rs Scout of the Rio Grsnds
~ Daring Backwooksmsn
IS Clumsy Foot
Gu Strangers Grave
20 Bad Nancy the Fenian. For
tune-Ttller
III Long Rife Hunter
u Wooden Legged
These books are for sale \
sent postpaid on receipt of p
GEORGE MUNRO,
p. o. Box 5e5s.
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ard writers as Canaan Carlc-
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n the Young, ,bev arc une.
he'd always u,Ire in ton.
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ia Madam az tb~ Ocouro
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lie Ri,ziny lrrow
N, Hickory Jack
lls Twin Tr,nn.r.
Iis uid,nc Tr,n
100 Rloody Wolf
lolIopr.IIe,d.d Mike
,sq Tb,,pder.(.Io,,d
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l2l Texas Jos
l25 Creole rcrcer-Bv Can,
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l2s Rcd Star az ,hs s.r,;-
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MUNRO'S TEN CENT NOVELS

Are the Oldest the best. and the most popular The,
all written by such standard riters
ton Captain Mayne Reid l.. Augustus Jones Edw ard s
Ellis. dc, &c. AS books for the young they une
qused by any works published; always pure in tone
lively and full Of adventure Persons dtsrng these book
will please order .MoNRos and see that none others
a.. H..
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-10-21
Christopher Columbus is pettin

Christopher Columbus is getting popu-
lar. Boston fired salute yesterday, and
Chicago had celebration in honor of the
anniversary of the discovery of America.
Three Virginia ladies, including the wife
of General Robert L. Lee, have published in
Richmond papers an appeal for aid to re-
move the Confederate dead from Gettysburg
to Hollywood Cemetery.
Franklin Pierce was the fourteenth Pres
ident Of the United States. There are four
teen letters in his name, and the first letters
Of the Christian and surname being + and
p, stand for fourteenth President.
One of the Kentucky papers chronicles
the attendance of General Breckenridge at a
county fair. " He gave his attention to the
ladies in the forenoon, and in the afternoon
acted as judge in the saddle and harness
rings"
Mrs. Ilirschleldt, who was born in Hols-
tcin but educated in Philadelphia, has re-
turned to Germany and obtained position to
practise as dentist in Berlin. She is the
frs. woman in that capital to engage in the
business.
The latest conversion to temperance is
due to a photographer Wheeling, who took
picture of drunkard as he lay in the gut
ter. The portrait was exhibited to the vic
tim OF intemperance when he became sober,
and pledge placed before him at the same
lime received his signature.
More "Rig Tree Groves have been dis.
covered in California. They are giant red
woods OF the species famous in Calaveras
and Marlposa. and are found on the head
waters ofthe Tulare and San Joaquin rivers.
One OF these groves is said to contain trees
measuring over one hundred feet in circum-
ference, and even these are reported to be
excclled by those in another grove.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-10-21

THE SUSSEX COUNTY Court seems to be
melting even justice without regard to race
or color. AS we are prompt to rebukc the
decision Of courts which are affected by the
spirit of caste or political prejudice, we
wish to commend with equal promptness,
the spirit displayed by the jurors of the
present term in Sussex. 1t does honor to
themselves and to their county. The man.
ner in which the case of the colorcd man
charged with rape was disposed of shows
the danger of the popular excitements which
generally follow a charge of this kind.
There was intense excitement at the time OF
this mans arrest, and had he been in Mary
land, he would probably have been hung
by mob, but now judicial investigation
Of the facts results in his acquittal without
the jury leaving the box.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-10-21

CHARLES GIBBONS, of Philadelphia, was
entered on the duties of the Office of District
Attorney to which the Court of Common
Pleas has just decided that he was elected
over year ago During the pending appeal
of ex-District Attorney Sheppard to the Su-
preme Court, he has been appointed to the
position pro tenn, but the glazing frauds by
which his opponent, together with the other
officers declared to be elected, was declared
entitled to the Office were such that there is
but little probability of the Supreme Court
reversing the decision of the Court below,
and the probability is that Mr.. Gibbons W Ii
continue to hold the Office to which it seems
he was fairly elected.
Mr.. Gibbons is native of this city and
closely connected with our people by family
ana social ties, and our readers will rejoice
that tardy justice has been done him. lie
will fill the position 10 which he is called
with honor to himself and it.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-10-21
rgE DAILY COMMERCIAL i

HE DAILY COMMERCIAL Is
,smed euery afternoon, encept Sunady.
IL is The only Daily Paper IN Wltna'ng-
to.,, and The State Of De'a,core. Terms,
Sic dollars per onna'a, or Tweive ce''ts
a meek. Single copies Ttco cents.
THE DELLA WARE 7RLB UNE -
issued from the COMMERCIAL office,
every Thursday morning, and contains
principally reading matter published IN
The Daiiy. Ris the largest paper, and
contains By far the most reading mater
ofthose published on the Peninsula. -
Targns, Teo dollars per annun'.
.YHE COMMERCIAL JOB OFFICE
ss amply provided ,oith printing n'oter-
iai Of tie latest styles, and our 'oorS Is
sions equal % philadelphia OFFICES, ana
"a 40 iighcr rates.
yaE oFFFCEo of the COMMERCIAL
orl TPlR UNE is at the S. w. Corner
ef Fifh aud Market Streets, Whining
tan, Deidpare.
.ypNKTNS6 4 ATKINSON.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-10-21

Apropos of the late troubles in Wall street
the Chicago Times-a Democrat of the
straightest sect-remarks
GAS the national bank circulation Is Sc
cured by government bonds, the breaking
of heavy banking houses in New York, or
in any part Of the country, will not have
such disastrous effects as like failures had
under our old banking system"
True, undoubtedly. The security provi-
dcd for the redemption of the national bank
currency, and the uniformity of its value
wherever issued, are advantages which
place the system far above the old State
bank plan. These advantages, however,
the Democrats have persistently disregard
ed. They have in almost every State as
sailed the system under which greater secu-
rity is obtainablc, and have urged its aboli-
ton. The folly ofthe demand is shown by
the fact We have cited from an oracle which
has hitherto echoed the party attacks upon
national banks and the law under which
they exist.--M Y. Times.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-10-21

Lew Campbell is elected to the Ohio
State Senate.
-Ex-United States Senator Buckalew has
heen elected to the State Senate of Penn
sylvania.
recently expressed themselves In favor OF the
immediate admission of Virginia.
Mr.. George Francis Train, in private
letter to a New York editor, predicted that
Pend!e:ons majority In Ohio would be 90
900 at least. About as correct as usual
Intelligence from Minnesota aflirms that
Hon. VIM. Window, late member of the
House of representatives, has succeeded in
securing the Legislature to elect him U. S
Senator next winter.
Lending men in California together
with Vice President Colfax and Senator Nyc
have joined in congraiulating the President
upon his appropriate appointment of Gov.
Low to the Chinese mission
Judge Dents adulation of the colorej
voters OF Mississippi is getting to be rather
slckening. He acknowledged the other day
that it was his misfortune 10 have been born
a white man, adding this pathetic extenua-
ton: have, however, full sympathy fol
| you, IRON being among you, and nursed by
a colored woman, for whom had the great
est affection. shall always remember hcl
with affection, as she guided my inian
steps"
Senator Morton, at Cincinnati, thu!
disposed Of the Chinese suffrage question
The Fifteenth Amendment provides tina
no citizen Of the United States shall be de
barred from the right Of suffrage on accoun
race, co!oror previous servtule. The Chimes,
are not citizens of the United States, ant
under the laws Of the United States they
cannot be. The laws of the United State
do not permit them to be naturalzed, an,
ualess naturalized and first made citizens o
the United States, they could not possibl,
come under the operation Of the Fifteenth
| Amendment -"
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-10-21
Telegraphic News.
BALTIMORE.

SAILING OF CATHOLIC BISHOPS FOR ROME.
BnLrIMoBE, October 20th.--The North German
steamship Baltimore, Captain Voekler, Of the
Baltimore and Bremen line, sails at 2o'clock, T.
NJ. to-day, from the European pier, Locust Point,
for Bremen, via Southampton, carrying out the
Uuitcd States mails, full and valuable cargo,
and large number of cabin and storage passen-
pers. Among the cabin passengers arc the Most
Rev. NJ. J. spaulding, Archbishop of Baltimore
and Prmato of the United States. and
Right Rev. Bishops McGill, of Richmond
Wood, of Philadelphia; Dominec, of Pitts
burgh Mullan, of Erie; Gibbons, of North
Carolina: OGorman Vicar Apostolic of Nebras
kn, with three priests from Nebraska; Rev. Der
nard J. McManus, pastor of 81. Jshns, Church
Baltimore; Rev. Placcldeas Chapelle, ID. d., o
Rockville, Md, and Rev. Chas OConncr, vic'
rector OF the American College in Rome, and
number of Catholic students.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-10-21

TaE MRNpnIs AVALANCHE is justifying It's
name and coming down on things In the
most startling and unexpected manner. 1t
recently came down on johnson, and now
1t is upon the mortal remains Of the Demo-
cratic party. 1t says
The result of the elections on Tuesday last
under circumstances so propitious, show
that VIC have nothing to hope from the
Northern Democracy, as they are in hope
less, irrevocable minority. We must con-
fess that it is no slight relief to be rid of that
anxious solicitude with which we once
watched the movements of the Northern De
mocracy, hoping for their triumph, yet dread
ing their defeat, as il our very existence
were directly Involved in the issue. We
view the matter very differently now. We
have at last accepted the fate from which
the Democracy protested itself anxious ia
save us and though our change Of position
renders their kindly offices no longer ser.
viceablc, and thus exiinguishes all preteX,
for future claims to our cooperation, still
we should give them credit for whatever
good there might have been in their inien
lions, and not reproach them with their ina
bility to help us.