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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-04-29

We rejoice that the Free Traders have or
ganized in Boston, because their movement
will aid 10 dispate the ignorant conccit that
Projection is - dOwn-east continuance for To-
cal benefit. Intelligent men know tina, Pro-
lection was forced by the Middle and West
ern States upon New England, against her
earnest resistance. When ii had become
the settled policy of the country, New Eng
land coniormed to il, investing her capital
and directing her labor accordingly. She
wouldnow suffer heavily from an overthrow
of Protection, hut not so vitality in the long
run as would the South and Southwest, be-
cause her manufactures are established, have
secured the necessary capital, and have
found or worn channels TO the vicinity of
consumers; whereas, the South and West
have these mainly to create or secure. Abol-
sh Protection tomorrow, and most Alassa-
cbusctts factories, though somewhat Grip
pied and compelled TO reduce the wages of
labor, would still go on while the merely
projected or hali.built factories of Georgia
and furnaces of Missouri would receive
their gpetus. m J.. 3yibAae.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-04-29
THE DAILY COMMERCIAL /.

THE DAILY COMMERCIAL 10
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n Is the only Daily Paper in Whining
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every Thursday asorning, and contains
principally reading matter published in
The Daily. lis the largest paper, and
contains by far the most reading matter
ofttose published on the Peninsula
Terms, 7t0o dollars per annun.
THE COMMERCIAL JOB OFFICE
y amply provided NTH printing mater
sol of the latest styles, and our work d
done equal to Philadelphia Offices, enc
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Of Fifth and Market Streets, Whining
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shade Trees and Grape vines


Now is the time for every man who owns
house to plant shade tree or two before Ills
door, and a grape vine 10 his yard. They will
grow while he sleeps, and will very soon give to
himself and his family q refreshing shade and an
abundance Of delicious fruit In selecting, 1t is
easier to say what to avoid than what to select,
as there are SO many good varieties OF shade
trees. Do not plant The alanthus, on account of
the baneful smell of lis blossoms; nor the silver
poplar, or It's roots will be nuisance to you and
your neighbors; and in grape vines, the old
established Catawba or Isabella are probably as
good as any more recent variety. But do not
hesitate or neglect to plant something at once.
The late Henry d. Gilpin, of Philadelphia, (a
native by the way, we think, Of Wilmington) left
10 his will a sum of money, the interest of which
was to be devoted annually to Identifying the
city Of PHILADELPHIA with trees. This was be-
nevolent provision, and might well be initiated
by wealthy men here and elsewhere, although
we would recommend that they should be their
own executors and to themselves enjoy the re-
ward Of their benefcence.
But every man should feel sufficient interest in
the general beauty of the city, and in the comfort
of his family, to plant shade trees before his
| own house
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-04-29

There are 4l0o telegraph stations in
Grcas Britain.
Princess Mctternich has painted all her
carriages green.
Victoria hes f ind husbands for ali but
one Of her daughters.
philadelphia is now within ~ hours
travel Of New Orleans.
The champion ducllist OF France has
fought about hundred duels.
"A $300,00O iron bridge is being built
over The Rcnuc river nj Lima, Perm.
New York in dire dread is getting ready
for The grand moving day-May |.
-Duhuqae has organized the " Norh,m
Iowa Womeu's Suffrage Association
DR. Miuturn Post Of New York, died on
Monday in The 6lst ycnr Of his nsc.
To-day the National Sunday Schoo!
Convention assemblies AT Newark, n. j.
The North Germnn army il is said now
numbers coo 0u0 effective soldiers
| -Joln Stuart Mill has written u book in
defence OF women, advocating their rights.
"A large number Of Canadians are emf.
grail " 10 Nebraska, 10 settle in that State
Letters from Rome say that there is
much sickness among the Americans now in
that city.
They have contests between cucirc
clubs in the Missouri for the championship
of the Safe.
The wheat crop in Southern Illinois is
reported 70 be more promising than at any
previous time.
Mayer Brothers, wholesale tobacconists
at New York and Iouisville, have failed
with liabilities of S.oO,000.
The deaths in Philadelphia last week
numbered 3OD-an increase Of II as compar-
cd with the week preceding
Two men were arrested ut Savannah,
yesterday, charged with completely in wills
Ky frauds.
Two little girls were run over by brew
eers truck and instantly killed, yesterday, in
New York.
A colorcd man has brought suit against
tue city Of Louisville, fol false imprisonment,
laying his damages at s55,0OO.
Frederick llanlun and Frank Swift are
to have u mile vclocipcde race for $1,000 II
SIDE and the championship, at Ncw York or
Brooklyn, in June.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-04-29
THE TAX BILL.
Letter from DR.. Br0wn---He Declines TO
Assist In Another Revolution.

Letter from DR.. BrOSn---He Declines to
Assist In Another Revolution.
MEssRs. EDITORS Having been spending
few days since the close of the Legislature in
traversing the snow banks of Massachusetts,,
am not well posted as to what has been said of
the doings of that body of which it is asserted
,'the like will never be seen again. l have no
desire, nor do intend to be drawn into con-
troversy on the "Tax Bill, or any other subject;
butpermit me to say that l have been, and am now
opposed to the principle on which the bill is
founded. believe it to be as good and just as
the principle will admit Of and not justly subject
to such labored castigation as your correspon-
dent, "Junius," has attempted to bestow upon
it. On my return home heard rumor that
you had recommended some sort of rev.
olution to get rid of it, but thought
no more of 1t until saw
your paper of yesterday. Having had some
little experience in such movements, thiuk you
have shown some sense in starting early; but
you will find there is no time 10 lose If you ex-
pect to accomplish anything further than to pos
sby humbug some few who never think for
themselves. / believe Mr.. Dean had the honor
of making the only speech in the Legislature in
favor OF the general principles Of the bill and ii
| two y'Ongs could make one right it should have
convinced all that it was just, when he stated
that Tor several years he had been paying some
| two or three hundred dollars taxes on his farm
ing operations, while he had never paid one cent
| on his manufacturing capital, which paid Il much
better profit; and that when special tax was
required, it was Just and right to look after that
class Of business that had heretofore been eX-
empt."
Would It not be quite as consistent for the
| great mass of the holders of real cstate,--the
farmers and laboring classes who have hereto
fore paid all the taxes-to talk OF reyolutonzing,
as for the select and wealthy and heretofore
favored few when they are required to pay one
tenth of one per cent. for the special usc Of the
State?
SUCH being a tolerable plain statement of the
case us | understand it, and though have hccl
and now am opposed to the Tax Bill, hav,
written this simply 10 request you not TO conn
me in on your side OF the Revolution.
| 4 ppnwx
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-04-29
rs 1T A JOB?"

The recent sale of the lands granted by
the United States, to the State of Delaware,
for Agricultural College purposes, had the
appearance of having been done in n strange
and peculiarly private manner. We so ro-
marked, at the time. The sale though pro-
fessedly at public auction, was not previously
advertised in single newspaper in the
State. Not even the DelaUarean, at Do
yer, which receives the State patronage, and
is recognized as the official organ Of tho
present government, had an advertisement
or word of editorial or local notice, thai
the sale was to take place. The result was
that this vast and valuable donation to our
educational resources has certainly not re-
allied near the amount of money that il
should. Ninety thousand acres of public
land, sold in this secret manner, bought by
some party from Cleveland, Ohio, has pro-
duced but eighty thousand dollars, or less
than ninety cents an acre? The Govern
ment price, as is well known, is dollar and
quarter per acre, and parties would un
doubleday, at fair and open sale, properly
advertised, have paid much more than ninety
cents. There were such parties, waiting
Tor such an opportunity, who now complain
to us and to the people, OF the improper
manner in which the land was disposed of.
The question recurs, is this sale of public
lands 'job?" Thirty-fve cents an acre on
ninety thousand acres, would be very fail
-. O..
by my one? If not, if the sale was con
Quoted with perfectly honest intention tc
secure the larges. possible amount to the
public use, why was not even the De,a-
Wdredn notified that the auction wa!
about to take place? Why did it keep til,
matter so entirely private?
Let us have light. The people are bens
taxed to death. Let us not be prcyed upon
likewise.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-04-29

II is understood that Generals Warren,
Winslow and Comstuck have been an
pointed as three of the Government Com
missionrrs 10 make final examination OF
the Pacific Railroad through to the Pacific
Ocean. General Warren is on the present
Commission General Winslow is Il railroad
engineer, and served with distinction in The
late war, and General Comstock is Of Gen
eral Grants Staff. The other two examiners
will be eminent civilians.
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SOME PERSONS IN WASHINGTON, and ap-
parently many out of 1t, were DESTROYS that
some encounter should take place between
Senators Abbott and Sprague. Persistent
efforts were made, as a telegram stated, ste
add fuel to the fame" Thanks, however,
to the good Offices of Mr.. Sumner, Mr..
Sherman, and Mr.. Pool, the matteri is decided
in manner satisfactory and creditable, and
the disgrace which 1t was desired to fasten
on the Senate has been avoided. The dis
appointment falls in the right quarter.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-04-29

The insurrcclion III Japan against the
present government is increasing. Previous
reports of the capture of two islands by the
insurgents are confirmed, and it is stated
bat disturbances had taken place at Kiato.
The ram Stpnewall, bought from the United
States, was transferred To the Mikadu March
$. The government Of Japan has granted
the RICH, 10 export copper under an advalo-
rem duty of five per cent.
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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-04-29
Grants Felicity of Language.

lie exhibits III times rare felicity OF Ian.
gunge. Ills words generally come slowly,
but they are always to the point, and when
analysed his speech often proves eloquent.
His dispatches abound in ieisc, significant
expressions, like the response to Buckner
mo terms other Il an an unconditional and
immediate surrender can he accepted
propose to move Immediately upon your
works. u prOpnse 10 fight IL out on this
line, If il takes all summer is historical.
'Lct us have peace, uttered by the head Of
the nrmy, became the watchword Of II party.
His famous lcitcrto Andrew johnson on the
removal of sheridan is alive with earncstncss;
and his remarks To President Lincoln, upon
receiving command Of the armies, are mod.
el Of clasc and manly cloqucnce. ''Mr.
President | accept the commission with
gratitude for the high honor conferred. With
the aid Of the noble armies That have fought
on so many fields for our common country,
il will he my earnest endcGvor not to disap.
point your expectations feel the full
W. ighi OF The responsibilities now dcyoiving
Ing on me; and know il they are met, il
viii be due 10 those Armies. and above All, Ia
the favor Of Tint Providence which leads
h'll nations and men,"
Take, again, The short speech he made
when he received The nomination for the
Presidency; ~ shall have no policy of II y
own to enforce against the will of TIE pee
| pr; ii sentiment full of wisdom and pat
iiu!stn, and ii the same lime the sevcIcsl
possibl rchuke Of the President, VIII stroyt
g hard to fierce his policY upon I'm unwilling
people At Galcna, when his election was
announced. he proclaimed The responsible
| MES Of the position feel, hut accept Them
"i,hont lear;" willie in lis inaugural art
opinions worthy to become maXims OF pub
lie and International law. The truth is, thai
| few men who call themselves orators have
made better OF more effective speeches thar
he who has made SO few, who never speak,
I'LL he has something 10 say, but upon due
occasions always has something 10 say tia
is pertinent and lurciblc. .iH0ntic MonM
| IN for Mt,y
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-04-29

The of "You Bet, in Nevada county,
California, was burned on Monday, and the
loss is estimated nj $4,000 An incendiary
fire destroyed several thousand dollars
worth Of property in Bangor, Me. yesterday.
The New Haven aud Northampton Railroad
depot, nj Southampton, Mass. was consumed
on Monday, by sparks from n locomotive.
On the same d.y,n Presbyterian Church was
burned in Kansas City, Mo-
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-04-29

In reply to question in the Dominion
House Of Commons, yesterday, it was stated
by member of The Government that the
question Of imposing duties on American
vessels similar To those eXactcd from Cana
dian vessels in American ports, would be
considered but the government would
plcdge iself 10 no nnriicnlnr policy
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-04-29
COMMERCIAL REPORTS
PHILADELPHIA MARX ETs.

PnILApELruIA, April 2S.- Flour more active
and In more demand; super1nc, So a 1850
extras. 1915 a 1925.
Wheat firm. not active; red, a1.70 a. S1.75
nn,bcr, sls0 a s1.S5. Rye steady; Western
sll3. Corn lirmcf; yellow, sS0es9 cents; mixet
Western, "a q SO cents. Oats more activcj West
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-04-29

y.ns a u p,,ees .aeor nnyars' eS,ra ntnn
good 1853 cents common j0s6 cents per Ill.,
gross. Sheep dull lower Gla@Sls cents per
H. gross. Hogs dull; lower: s3@15.00 per
ewt-nett latter for primo corn fed
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-04-29

Jour ATTENTION is called to the fact that
the ''Colored School Bill, which VIC recent
ly published, and which was defeated in the
State House of Representatives, was not the
one that the colored people drew up and pre-
scented. This was in the hands of Mr.. jack
son, in the Senate. He retained it for some
time, awaiting the action of the House, and
also looking for a favorable opportunity to
secure its passage. The House, however,
delayed so long, that Mr.. Jackson determin'
ed to discharge his duty, and called the bill
up, in the Senate, when it was defeated, re-
ceiving only three votes, being those OF
Messrs. Ellison, Goodina, and Jackson.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-04-29

JAMESTOWN, N Y.
IIpP,NuoTr y BAKEwELL:-We have no truubl.
with your saws they don't need to he lined NJ with
paper; we put them the Mandrel nna they go right
along Temper perfectly uniform and quality u sur
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Manufacturers OF Circular, Mulay, Mil Gang ard
burns Patent Axe. shovels Spades and Miles Pa
tint Covered Scoop.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-04-29

A petition asking that Frederick Douglas
be appointed Minister to Brazil is receiving
numerous signatures in Boston.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-04-29

The Easton (AId.) Gazette says that the
people of Maryland "are beginning to see
the need Of another political revolution
Ruinous legislation and high taxes are bring
ing them to acknowledge the fact"
Ditto for the people of Delaware. d.
you hear that, Mr.. Dean?
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-04-29
E ElEHRa a n aISsssS Epnoas P4or4lrron
WILMINGTON. DEL:
THURSDAY, APRIL 20. 1869.

GENTLEMEN who desire seats in President
Grants Cabinet are respectfully informed
that there is no early prospect OF any vacan-
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Conn r1ned

The appointment Of General A. T. A. Torbert
of this State, to be Minister at Salvador, has beer
confirmed nv the Senate,
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