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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-02-11
IeN Advertisements.

The goods sold by us are described in printed slips
or checks, which sent to any address at the rate
OF ten cents each, In clubs OF ten twenty thirty, for
~, sixty, one hundred, one lundred and nfty, two
hundred. &C. For Ollar ,lle receiver bny the
article described IN the check or hange II for my
Of two or three hundred other articles In cir.
culnr AZ gtarai &c of the wo tn Of every articl,
sd by uS,any article IN cherks Gun e exchanged
for White Bed Qlilt or Silver Plated Revolving
Table Castor win Five Bottles. Read what the
great PIPER Of the Northwest, the Toledo Biidc (Nas
by's paper), says of u-'-
49, NAT WE SAW AT THE Hun -Curlosliy led w.
while ece tlv IN io,ton, TO visit the dollar estabsh
ment Of Msssrs Eastman & Kendall. Th4ir trads
h bee me SO immen,e hat hey now occnp fur
The name of his iirm hia becom.. rs familiar
hou ehcld worts throughout the Middle and Wes-
@ whe as r Sy r. 'nd hnoas
city, Their club system Of selling. goods has done
more, we heldv .durlcg the past few years to keep
down the prices Of domestic articles in every day use
than, all other indneuces combined: Most Of their
Yonda manufactured expressly for them, NJ, for
instance cutlery made To u cir order In sheffield,
England and I'M orird In large quantities for their
dollar trade alone"
Now Is the time to get sinners and send In clubs.
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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-02-11

Nix BRooMALl.. of Pennsylvania, in some
recent remarks in Congress, referred to the
Washington newspaper correspondents, and
characterized them all as unreliable and cor
rupt. In This sweeping application Of the
well-earned reputation of some to the whole
of those gentlemen, our very kind relations
with MIR. Broomall will permit us to say his
warmth Of feeling betrayed him into an in
discreet and undue severity. But. on the
other hand, we are greatly more panied to
observe that one or two of our leading Re
publican journals ON this account, take 0c-
casion to speak in sneering tone Of Mr.
Broomalls services in Congress, his ability
as member, and his fidelity to just princi-
pies They thus do him great injustice. He
is now about closing his third term in Con-
gfcss, 10 which he was chosen, originally,
under circumstances peculiarly showing his
popularity. During these six years, We do
not believe any district in Pennsylvania has
had more conscientious representative. or
that the Republican party and its highest
principles have had more faithful and
earnest supporter 10 imputc 10 him mean
abilities, and small talents, us the New York
Tribune llippanily and most ungraciously
does IS simply adding another to the untor-
lunate errors al that great Journal but do
Ing no honor to lis candor Or fairness.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-02-11
MONTHLY
TRADE CIRCULAR
FOR JANUARY, 1850

Containing list of valuable ard useful articles for
gale at one dollar cacb Also liberal Inducements for
forming club
1t also contains Information, which, we think, will
DC Important TO any person sending money 10 tie
Gilt Ehterprise One Dollar Concerns
IL Is the opinion of ono of our City and State Off
Gals. that IT this circular is circulated In all parts Of
the country II would be the means Of saving great
deal ~ money, which 10 now lost by sending to these
unlawful concerns On account of our Immense
trade and OF the dprec alton in merchandise we are
now on'ring to agents better inducements than ever
before offered. Copies sent free to any address, AN
.DREWs . CO., % Flu. st,lormsgy 100 sudbury ~
ptHpSu, Iii1ss, ~
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-02-11

JUDGE KELLErs speech in the House, last
week, reviewing the report of Special Com
missioner Wells, and exposing the unsound-
ness of its statistics,w in all respects, a
most creditable effort, and had a decided elf
ect upon Congress- An amendment has been
prepared to the legislative, executive and judi
ical appropriation bill, striking out all the
appropriations made for the Office Of the Spe-
cial Commissioner of the Revenue tnr the
nnxt tiscnl pnnr
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-02-11

The NEW AMENDMENT passed the Senate
finally, Tuesday, in the form given below.
The yeas were 10, nays l6. OF the anti-iia-
peacnment Republicans, Ross, and Van
Wrinkle, voted in favor Of it; Crimes and
Fowler against, while Fcssenden, Trumbull
and Henderson did not vote at all. sIr,
Sumner did not vote, because he favored a
bill, and Mr.. Edmunds, Of Vermont, for the
same reason, voted against it. The two
Senators from Rhode Island-Anthony and
Sprague-opposedit, because it will cui un-
der the law Of Nnt ss,n,v DISCRIMINATING IN
Suffrage again> foreigners. Mr. Corbett of
Oregon voted against it because he fears the
Chinese. THIS made four Republicans, ex-
| elusive of Grimes and Fowler, who opposed
the amendment. The text is rs follows -
AIT, IL. No discrimination shall be made
III the United States, among the citizens of
NE lnlted States,in the exercise Of the cleo
1--WE franchise, or in the right to hold Office
u any STATE on account oil race, color, ma
ti9lly, property, education or creed.
ART. 10. The second clause first section,
second article Of the Constitution Of the Uni
| ted States, shall be amended to read as fol-
lows.
Each State shall appoint, by vote Of the
people thereof qualified to vote for Repre-
scnlaljves in Congress. a number Of electors
equal To the whole number Of Senators and
Representatives to which the State niny be
entitled IN The Congress but no Senator or
Representative, or person holding an Office
Of irusl on profit under the United States,
shall he appointed an elecor. and the Con.
sress shall have power to prescribe the man
ncr in which such electors shall bt chosen
by the neOnle
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-02-11
HOWARD M. JENKINS,C rn,,o,s q PropR,rrors
WILMER ATKINSON, hp''oA' D" A'' N'"'""'
WILMINGTON, DEL;
THU RSDAY, FEBRUARY II, 1869.

TIE CONNECTICUT REPUBLICANS held theii
State Convention, Wednesday, and nominated
Marshall Jewell, their candidate last year
for Governor. Their platform endorses the
new Suffrage Amendment; expresses conf
dence in General Grant; and condemns re.
puIiaiinp
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-02-11

The CECIL DEMOCRAT, published at Elktou has
been enlarged to thirty-two column paper, and
IL a really handsome sheet. 1t is now of the same
size and general appearance as its rival, the Wig
and both of them are much too handsome and in
many respects too excellent to be engaged In
throwing mud at each other as they have been
doing for some time. The Democrat is "demo-
cratic" In politics. From this we wish 1t safe
dclverence; and in all other respects wish it and
Its genial editor abundant success, and congrat-
late the latter this substantial evidence ofpros-
nrrity.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-02-11

The Speech of Senator Summer, on the
Amendment, during the debate last Friday,
was an heroic vigorous protest against the
modern Secession theory that Suffrage is a
proper matter for State control. He pro-
cceded to define what really are the proper
functions of State-bow far its unlimited
power may properly extend, and where it
must stop. Declaring that in the dead past
"anything for slavery was constitutional, y
he announced the new rule that now and for
the future, the rule must be ''anything for
Human Rights The speech was not a long
one, and we hope to publish IL, in full
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-02-11
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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-02-11


On WEDNESDAY, IN THE LEGISLATURE, the
much talked of 'volcano" came near burst
ring forth. The first business, in the House
was to pass finally, the Senate bill divorc-
ing Josiah Anderson. and Sarah Anderson.
Late in The day, what was the CONSERVATION
Of the whole House, to find that Josiah and
Sarah were colored people, II was too
true. ootiuc. The Legislature had spent
some hours Of its precious time, divorcing
two ''niggers.' Mr.. Silver, of New Castle,
promptly moved 10 reconsider the vote. and
bring Josiah and Sarah into marimony,
again. But cooler counsels prevailed, the
House Gained its agitation, the towns
people soothcd themselves, and Mr.. Sill
vers motion was lost by yeas I nays H..
This proves that special divorce bills may be
had even for coored 'incompaiabili,y -
This is progress.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-02-11

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he ,d;du,, te.r n drrn fer ther war " h. was in
the conee " oizness, nc was ne also thougnt
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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-02-11

The ADDRESS of Mr. Nicholson on PENN
.u'ar Union. delivered in the Hall of Repre-
sentaiiyes, at Dover, last week, we publish
in full, elsewhere, to-day. There are por-
lions which it need scarcely be said, are Of
fensive to our convictions, and indeed not
pertinent to The general subject under con
sidera,ion, but upon the question Of uniting
the Peninsula under one government, the
address is clear sensible, and unanswerahlc.
We commend its iacs and arguments in this
particular 10 our readers, The time will
come, though how soon we do not pretend
to say,when the Peninsula win be one State.
with homogeneous laws,as now It's interests,
its habits. and It's people are homogeneous.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-02-11
CORRESPONDENCE.


Spread Correspondence Of the Commercial
DOVER, DEL. February 4, 1862
As | wrote you before that no legislation of a
strong partisan nature would be encouraged by
the present Legislature, am now but the more
strongly confirmed in that opinion since the de-
icat yesterday of an act to suddenly inject into
the Levy Court of New Castle county two add-
tional Levy Court Commissioners in order TO
control the appointments for the county.
The semi-~eakh organs Of your city which
have been advising hasty and special legislation
for the benefit of the city Of Wilmington, may
learn II lesson from the action of the Senate yos-
terdny, and like the individual who wanted to
know who struck Billy Patterson" ask who
killed the Levy Court Bill Z"
he gentlemen who expected to be appointed
Police Commissioners for your city had better
become little contcmplaive and weigh the
chances Of the passage Of such I'M net and ' Mi
cawber like, wait for something else to turn up
of a more certain nature.
" The best laid schemes o. mice and men gang
aft agee." This sentiment was never more
plainly eXampfed than in the blasted expecta-
tons Of those who were boldly advancing schemes
of partisan legislation.
A better feeling pervades the members in r.
gard To the chartering of building and Loan As.
snclations, and ii is expected that they will all
yet he chartered Dovkg.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-02-11


THE BALTIMORE AMERICAN sums up the
impertection of the oyster law passed by the
last Maryland Legislation; shows that it
does not protect the oysters from dredgers !;
is heavy burden upon legitimate oystering;
and yet does not producea nett revenue, after
all. 1t concluces that -
at comes, then, to This: That Captain
Hunter Dawson, late Of the Rebel navy, and
Lieutenant John G. Henry, late of the Rebel
army, and their whole squadron, arc sup
ported by the toll and sweat of our honest
oystcrmen, while their ''expeuses absorb all
the receipts Instead of protecting, they
"absorb' the revenue, and create nuisance
that ought TO be abated if ii can be done by
any means short of an extra sesslon-a
remedy worse, il possible, than the disease
ITSELF
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-02-11

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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-02-11

THE SENATE remained in session all Mon
day night, considering the Constitutional
amendment, the obstinate opposition Of the
little minority having compelled it, Senators
salisbury and Davis both spoke against ii,
yesterday, the former for two hours.
Speeches were also made by Welsh of
Florida, Abbott Of North Carolina, Howard
and Howe of Visor sin, Warner Of Alabama
and Morton of indiana. Ofthe seven anti
impeachers. Ross favored the amendment,
and Fowler opposed it. Senator Morton
made an especially vigorous eiloit. lie fidi-
culed Saulsbury's claim of State Rights, and
said that by that view,wc were not a nation
but congregation Of tribes, and salisbury
belonged to the Delawares He defended
the Republican party in an eloquent passage
and dissected the position of the Democracy
declaring that it was now performing tho
Office of 'Old Mortality, chiseling out an
inscription on the grave Of slavery. He de-
clared its history for twenty years had been
one series Of treacheries to the Republic,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-02-11
PENINSUlAR UNION.

An Address delivered by Geo. w y.
Nicholson. Esq, In the Hall of the
delaware House of Representatives.,
bti0ie the Members of the i.pgIsla-
lure ana others.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-02-11

IN THE STATE SENATE, on Thursday, MI
Jackson, of this county, presented petitions
from WILMINGTON, Odessa, Milford, and
other localities, signed by about six hundred
colored citizens of this State, and asking that
colcred people be taxed for school purposes,
and their schools be provided for, under the
general system. The action desired would
be similar to that taken by the Democratic
City Council in Baltimore. Mr. Payntcr, Of
Sussex, objected to the reception Of the pc
titions, but upon motion of Mr.. Jackson, the
vote by ayes and noes was in favor of receiv-
ing them. Mr.. jackson then moved that
they be referred to special committee of
three. and after debate, in which the mo-
ton was sharply opposed by Messrs rayn-
ter, Gooding, and others, the reference was
ordered Yeas, 81 Nays 4. Messrs Payn-
Ter and Russell then declined to serve OH The
special committee, and it was composed OF
Messrs Jackson Denny, and Bounds,
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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-02-11

DIRECTORS.
yay c99,se, rhiiada y A. Rollins, Washington
e r; hatchi,rd Stan, Phq., Vim. Chandler Wash.
" m u mn0rehead Phila, John D. Deirees. Wash
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OFFICERS.
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IAY S Endp S0ohE Warrington, Vice President.
mittee. "A0'u'iNo
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ssh any e SMITH NJ d., Medical Director.
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MEDICAL ADVISORY BOARD.
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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-01-19

the school house under Mr.. Ralston besides
Nicholas Lettig for the stone work, Davis d
Douglas, the brick work, and Edwards d
Gould ofthe heating and ventlating apparatus,
whom we have previously mentioned in this
account, there is Andrew Gingles who Gu.
pervised the carpentry and stair building
and Smealon Il Schlemmer who did the
painting. All of these gentlemen deserve
especial commentator for the elegance and
completeness Of their work. The carpentry
is massive and neat and no public building
that we know Of in this section has any finer
woodwork in its interior. Mossrs. Smea'
Ion & Schlemmer rendered their usual salts
faction and have left oil the apartments
smoothly and neatly finished, and in build
ing constructed on so perfect plan as this,
where one teacher can prevent youthful van.
dai.m on a whole Ao0r by little watchful.
ness, there is little doubt but this monument
to their capacity will long retain its present
purity. On the whole the building the com.
munity may well feel proud OF, for its equal
for the purpose to which it is applied is hard
10 find in the state or country.
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The election Of Carl Schurz TO the senate
Of the United States, from Missouri, is an
event which marks a new phase in the
politics Of that state. Most radical OF radi'
Gals, Mr.. Schurz believes that tho time come
for the republican party to take a higher
position in Missouri than it has heretofore
occupied, aud that it should inScribe on its
banners some legend more inspiring than
that under which it has heretofore fought
viz; "D-n the rebels "a malediction in
which We cordially concur but which has
ceased to insure political victory to those
who use it. Mr.. Schurz believes in "Univer.
sal Amnesty aud Universal Suffrage" as
twin necessities Of bis state and to these
we understand him to be committed We
hail his election as an earnest that the
bitterness of political warfare is abating.--
ChicagO Post.