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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-10-20
POLITICAL NEWS.

- Lancaster, Pa, was carried triii,,i,,antl
by the Republicans. at tle late claction ,rI,.,,
have majority Of five in ono branch III, d.,
in the other.
Mr. potar l, swoa,,o,- a.. ,,. :.
is said IN have ,amari.,,a !. va,.., ~,
that .sba ;s i, ,,sor, ,,,,,. 4. -. -. -
SNAKE a sneecb am ,y;ll ,,a,,a a,.,. .'.,.
.speech we tell him n
The latest foot;,gs r. ap..,..,
islatnre m.l.a no I,o,,,,,ti5.,
Senate l. and in tho House. i,
--Acker DEM i alecte1i,, H. Na..
and Lchi,h district ~ ,,.,,,,,,.,a,',',
~. /, - ,... s'''"' ms
to about $50
As We had ,1ii,.,a1 ,,..
QRep.0 IL electca nver noa,l;,,, h, ID, 49,,
district. The majority far hin, :, M, p,.;,.s.,
iii. ,,a,,l. Il - 10 -, i'""oi.
be. large rumhcr If Nanr,l;e.,. a"aa; aDa
Germantown, emitting the ticket. on nersona
grounds. In Bucks. however on, f,i.,,1. ~,
splenddy and cnt dov,n t,o,d;,,,.,. at...
1868 from ~ to ogs fms ,,oct',,. ,Isn.' y
1eo usio,;tv ''A'''e' "
The t,brI,r ,e,,,n. n ..,.,,,,..,
sylyauia Lerislat,,r.. !. nnli;5,,a,l n ~. M.
delpbja ,,aners orc In. w. MI, ~, ~
racios. The most aatoni.l;n'. o,,,t;',
done II ,nanx ,a,,ntios ,,t.,, ,s ''',' o'o''
,ybo.a penni1ican oo,''''s
Tryon Lewis. / Dem. to m. ,..a,n,,,. D.,
County whose nsral t,o,no..,a,i. ..,a...,.
been ahonf Sro aio... ~ pa.,,.,,;... i''H
Democrat, Tnz.,na ,,,o,n ~; I. ,o, 49, o'o
1000 elects tw, I,or,,l,;,anu ~
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-10-20
A Torcl,li9llt.

Town talk states that the followers of Ponder
and Biggs have been stirred up by the visits of
those gentlemen to make the customary .'grand
demonstration" in the shape of torehlight
procession. How much it costs James and Benny
we do not know, butwe trlststhe clubs who have
to provide the transparencies, caps capes lamps,
music, and whiskey, have secured round con-
tribution from the Duke of Appoquinimink and
the Baron of Broadkill.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-10-20

The Evangelical Gpiscopal) anniversaries
commenced yesterday morning, at the Church of
the Holy Trinity. Madison Avenue, New York.
the twenty-third meeting of the Evangelical
knowledge Society leading off, Amongt the more
prominent churchman present were Bishops
Kentucky; Lee, Of Iowa Leo, of Delaware !.
Rev. DR.. Schenck, of st. AIMS, BROOKLYN; and
Rev. Mr.. Hoar, of Tunbridge Wells, WHO came
to this country as delegate to the Evangelical
Alliance, Rev. DIR. Tying occupied the chair, and
delivered the opening address,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-10-20

The Coatesville Union says a livery stable
keeper in that town called colored man in Ills
employ to him on the morning of the late elec-
ton, saying, well, Jackson, suppose you are
going to vote to-day y " Yes, sir / expect to-
was the reply WELL sir, said his employer
lyon know the rule when men have others
working for them they expect them to vote as
their employers do and as am a Democrat. of
course you will vote the Democratic ticket rs
that 50 = said the colored man; :" then spose
it means vote or gos . Yes, sir thatis it, u he
replied. Calling up the other coored men about
the stables, jackson told them what their en-
ployer had said, and says he = s'pose, then, we
must CO. TO which they all said 'Yes. We
can't vote against our friends Their employer
then told them he was only joking, that he was
not u democrat, but Republican, and that he
intended voting just the ticket they did.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-10-20

This is the way in which rebel paper Oh the
Eastern Shore mentions an attack by drunken
Democratic rouglis, on Republican meeting at
Princess Anne Nd n;
We learn that disturbance took place h
Princess Anne last Tuesday between some white
men and negroes. Tie flaeas was legun hy n
negro attempting 70 speak At a Radical mass
meeting Tie whites objected ID liz speaking
and attempted TO take him down, tlic neeroes
resisted, and fight ensued
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-10-20

Resigns for private and personal reasons His
relations with the President are very cordial
and they have never been otherwise. The elal :
crate effort, (such as the Philadelphia luYuirprs
article of to-day) to show that he was forced out
Of the Cabinet by the President, is unfair and
untrue. The President has never adopted such
n course
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-10-20

faliretulnsfrom the Thirteenth Congressional
District, Of Republicans, elect Alercur. Rep. ly
ll3 majority. The PENNSYLVANIA delegation IL
the next Congress will stand Ii Republicans to 10
Democrats with one seat possibly two Of tie
latter contested. The present Congressional
delegation consists Of IS Republicans and Dem
ocrats
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-10-20

A terrible gale prevailed yesterday on Lake
Ontario, causing disaster to shipping. Three
vessels are reported ashore. The storm was
also severe on Lake Erie during Monday night
driving several vessels ashore, and sinking two
scows. Six lives were lost. A number Of yes-
sells arc reported lost on the Canadian side of
tIp lulpa -'''+ -
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-10-20

correspondent at Milford gives favorable
impression of the campaign which the Indepen-
dent Democracy are making against the Ring.
The meeting in that town, on Saturday, was
productive of good results. All right let the
good fight Of the People against the satraps 20
on. Il il slirn To win
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-10-20

lhe Washington correspondent of tho New
York Tribune, writing on Friday, says;
1t is reported to-day, as coming from II rela-
tive and friend of Secretary Cox, of the Interior
Department, that he rendered his resignation to
the President on Tuesday evening last, but that
the President has not yet accepted it,"
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-10-20

The Washington Star Of Saturday says at
seems to be understood this afternoon that Hon
Columbus Delano, Commissioner of Internal
hevenue,will succeed Secretary Cox. Mr.. Delano
has made so good Commissioner that lie has
fairly earned his promotion. "
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-10-20

construction train Oh the Toledo, Wabash
and Western Railroad was thrown from the
track by car near Vienna, Illinois, on Monday
evening. Forty laborers were on the train. Two
Of them, named William Fitzmanrice and Thos.
Crane were killed, Lawrence Darkin and Thomas
Conway were mortally wounded, and several
Others were badly hurt
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-10-20
Mr.. Coursey conynlescent.

A letter from DR.. Dawson, written on wednes-
day morning, says Mr.. Coursey is steadily i'm
proving, and thinks he will be able to go out by
the beginning or middle Of next week.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-10-20

Messrs. George r. Rowell & Co., tho extern
siye Advertising Agents. at 40 Park l,ow. New
York, have absorbed, by purchase, the business
OF Messrs. John Hooper 4 Co., one of the Of lest
and most reliable firms in the business This
large transactions
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-10-20

private letter from friend ii Kcit county.
written on Monday morning, rays II saw Mr..
Coursey, last evening. He is very much better.
and will soon be WE'LL This is very gratifying
assurance, and will give genuine satisfaction Is
his many friends.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-10-20

The tobacco crop of Lancaster county, Penn
sylvania it is stated, is the finest in quality and
largest in growth ever raised there and will
reach sixteen to seventeen thousand cases, and
at $50 per case, a low estimate, will he worth
over one million dollars
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-10-20

sewer the other morning, thinking he lad a
sewer thing on man who was heard in there
crying out, II know you: you're police, and
you're after me- After wading or swimming
half mile the official came out in a pitiable
plight only TO lind that boy i'll an adjoining
house had been yelling down through the pipes,
and then running to the window to watch the
result. The Chief has been sitting down. thinking
To himself ever since
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-10-20

Peterson, the Wilmington sailor, charged with
murder on the high seas, was acquitted in the
U. :. Circuit Court, this morning. He is to be
further tried for practically seizing the vessel
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-10-20

On four leading questions, Nj ia4gs tiio
Representative in Congtes7 from thi- state
voted uniformly with lie Free Trader He ha4
no desire to protect american Industry He
was absent from Congress 80 days during last
session. and failed TO answer 10 Tie roll call l23
4i,,ao-
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-10-20

Washington telegram says it is conceded
there that Commissioner Delano will be the next
Secretary of the Interior. The official announce
ment cannot Of course he made until Mr.. Cox
retires, which will be about the 18th of next
month.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-10-20

It is estimated that there are 1929 colored
voters in New Jersey--a larger number in pro.
portion to the whole number of inhabitants than
~ found in any other State north of Mnrylnnd
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-10-20

The massive iron bridge across the Ohio river
at Cincinnati has but single span, and is one of
tho most beautiful and imposing structures in
the country, 1t costs about eighteen hundred
Thousand dollars,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-10-20

Adversely" says a Western preacher. "ta,es
us mp short and sets us down hard, and when it's
done with us we feel as contented as boy that's
been spanked and set away to cool
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-10-20
speeial gutifss.


The Franklin Spring is situ-
nteu short distance east of al m
Malta avenue, In the village OF NEG
! !;
Ballston Spa, Saratoga Co., N. ENPzfN
r., a region remarkable for Its /%NNNvmsVM
salubrity. EfE&GDN<A
The waters Of this new Spring fnIHaAazSHA
rise through an artesan boring EilH ~ f3N
IT'S feet deep. At intervals ~ ~ E|-
large quantities of carbonic IVA Cd AT
acid gas are discharged from WAm ~V
II with almost explosive force <cSfHTS<
forming On Unique curiosity, &4l2&
worthy the attention of tourists ~
The superiority of this over other mineral waters,
as remedy for equity and rheumatic diseases, for
urinary calculus, fol. chronic arrangements Of the
liver and for some OF the most serious affections OF
the digestive organs results in q great measure,
from the bicarb0nate of llthia existing In connec-
tion with very large amount Of bicarbcnate Of sofia
and OF free carbonlc ecid. OF the small number Of
springs yet discovered which contain lithla In hed
cina quantity this alone possesses the advantage Of
holding 1t associated with alkaline carbOnates, Of
such character and In such amounts, as practically
TO double Its efficiency as medicine.
The Franklin Spring Water is put up in strong
glass bottles, securely c0rked and carefully packed
for transportation Price per Dozen $2t0 per case,
dozen, $500 Sole Agents for Delaware,
SMITH PAINTER, Chemists 4 Druggists,
It'll and Market Sta, Wilmington, Del.
pF- Send for descriptive circular, containing an
ayss. &C., OF this Water
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-10-20

There seems to be little doubt that Secretary
Cox las resigned the portfolio of the Interior,
and it is suggested that the proper man to take
Lis lace is that other able son Of Ohio, General
Schenck. This IL an excellent suggestion, ex-
cept Ter two accounts first. that Ills present
term in Congress does not expire till March 4th,
next and second, that he will probably CONTEXT
the recent election, with excellent grounds to
anticipate the unseating of Mr.. Campbell Gen.
Schenek could be i'll spared from Congress
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-10-20

The pardons of the Fenan prisoners, Starr,
Mann and Thompson we're received M the IN,
burn Penitentiary ON Saturday and the prisof-
ars were liberated
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-10-20

Robert Hall, colored. has bought Major Ed
McCornick's farm, in Nrginia, at 800 per acre,
on behalf of self and thirty-three colored fami-
lies, WHO are to settle on it.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-10-20

French Perfumery, &C.

We have on hand an extensive assortment OF
Tubin's Extracts, Soaps and Powders, Rimmell's
Perfumery, Coudray's Pomades, Plvey, Henry and
Demarsous and other French goods now so scarce
In tho market account OF the recent destruction
OF the manufactures arsund Paris aud the nom
shipment of French goods
Il. HItINGIlU RSr n CO.,
riN II, nd Of
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-10-20

' VIENNA Oct 10.
It is believed here that Prussia would gladly
accept OF Intervention to secure peace, the gov
eminent dreading the effect of awinter campaign
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-10-20
French Dispatches.
THE FRENCH OCCUPY MELuY.

Tours, October 10Th.
Melun was occupied by the French troops, on
the 18th, after defeating the Prussian detach-
ment, which held the place.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-10-20
GLEASON OF 1901.
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They are also enabled by increased facilities ior
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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-10-20
HowARDM JENKINS, I En,rops 4 ppopprr,ross
WILMER ATKINSON, j h-piioA' "or hihio"''
WILMINGTON, DEL,
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1870.
State Election, Tuesday, Nova
REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS.

U.rl State Ticket.
For Governor, TH0s. B. C0URsEY, Kent County.
For Congress, JOSHUA T. HEAD, New Castle Co
New Castle County Ticket.
FOR SHERIFF-THoNfASH HARVEY.
FOR coRoNER-CHARLESA A. wINSLow.
SENAT s Samuel Guthrie New Castle.
Isaac Stats, Appointments
Observation-Disclosures Dixon, Brandywine.
Philemma Chandler, Chrstiana.
Spencer Chandler, Mill Creek
John Pilling, White Clay Creek
William d. Clark, Red Lion.
Ferd. Janvler, Pencader.
Frank. S. McWhorter, st. G'ges.
LEVY COUNT David Eastburn, Mill Creek.
Joel Thompson, w. Clay Creek.
John p. Beville, Red Lion.
Jonath. X. Williams, St. G'rges.
Rayworth Weldon, Appoqmink.
VIM. c. Allstan, Appointments.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-10-20

ELECTRIC SOAP
~ Warranted Better and Cheaper than any oib.,
For sale In Philadelphia Pittsburg, &C., bf o''"'''
Janney n Andrews, 4. Confow 4 Co. Myers III
IIoefIch Il Nolan, Barton 4 Son, h 4 Mar ~.
Burns n Smucker, Reff Il Harry, n Xiv 4 ~
Waterman X Young W. l.. Grayer, Iourh 4 ~ ~
Thomson n Morris, j. ii. Kra,Ise, II. Esrnas W.
wainwright n Co. Roberts Il CO. ". i K,r,
Waterman, Son Co.'S. J. Ilumphry, BOYD 4 a.
Morrison, TIoar 4 Co. II. j. H01fner, Ogden i "a
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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-10-20
LATEST NEWS /!


PRUSSIA BREADS WINTER CAMPAIGN.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-10-20

The last number Of the Frrendn's journal IL
a handsome paper. The editor says it is printed
by amateur printers. Two months ago but one
of the employees working in the office had ever
set type or seen inside of printing office.
Now there are three coorcd boys at the cases and
the editor himself corrects proof, makes up and
does the press work.
The Journal exposes grave frauds perpetrated
BY the Democratic registers 1t publishes hun
then quietly dropped
The New York herald., 1870-05-03
THE wHIsKEY QUESTION.

Tho Liquor Dealers nnd the Excise Commits
sioucrs in Council-yvaat Liquor Sellers
Want.
In obedience to call signed by the secretaries OF
the New YORK Liquor Dealers Association and the
Brewers Association meeting OF dealers was he'd
yesterday at R0e's corner OF Houston and Mu berry
streets. Some time was spent in an exchange Of
Views when the executive officers of the associations
named, among whom were David Freeman, David
s. Paige Andrew C.alk, John Fitzeau and MI.
Ciausen, proceeded to the rooms OF the Excise Com
miSsiQlers. Ir. Paige addressed The COmmissiO at
Length and While expressing II as ,h. opinion
should be the fullest liberty extended to persons
engaged In the business. they were anx-
10 second the efforts Of the Commits ion to en-
force the various clauses Of the law, and especially
the Sunday features OF 1t. He approved the placing
OF the fees at the lowest rate that ali persons of re-
ness Great care should be observed in the issuing
OF Licenses, for many were in the habit of sticking
out lager beer sign as the covering jor lust, and
thus brought the business into disrepute. The re-
spectacle dealers desired no such places licensed.
lie concluded 10y assuring the Board that the as
sociations they represented would extend all the
assistance IN their power to make the law sue
cess
Messrs. Price, Williams and Natchman responded
and declared positively that they would enforce the
law, and especially those sections compelling the
aud on election days and Sunday, as vigorously as
possible, and 1t afforded them qualification to know
administrator Of tie law. MI Nafchman went a
little further than his colleagues and declared Ii as
his opinion that the fullest liberty should be given to
every citizen in the ObserN alton Of the Sabbath
as well as other days vi the week. but
as the law stands 1t must be observed.
Indeed 1t was TO the interest Of the liquor dealers to
sustain the law, rs it ia liberal one and failure to
respect II laight result In securing a more oppres-
sive one MIR. Paige OF Paige's Hotel West street,
had much to say and at the conclusion of the inter-
view expressed his qualification that the law did not
prevent US from giving liquor away lndays on the
slya side remark the force of which the Commits
SlOnerS two of whom liQuCr tod
Chief Clerk O'Neil yesterday was very busuy
engaged In receiving applications for licenses, and
large number were filed. The Board on Thursday
To disnalsa tho nrdant
The New York herald., 1870-05-03
wIyEFEEsTH DAYS PROCEEDINGS.
Testimony of Richard Horton.

TcsttrOny OF Richard HOrtcE.
The first witness called was Richard Horton, who
sad:-I reside In Thirtyfourth street, near Eighth
avenue; in 1868 was Deputy United States Marshal;
was then acquainted with the prisoner; saw him
intoxicated at the corner OF Broadway ana Tenth
street; he could not walk, and took him home IN
coach.
Cross-examined by Mr.. Gerry-A party came to
my house ana asked me to testify; there were two
parties that came; commissioner called upon me
TO take my testimony one evening; have not seen
either OF the parties since; just learned that was
to be witness about three days before this trial
con menced; was in DemOnico's on the occasion
of McFaTiands drunkenness, and was there to
have drink; ne was there entirely alone; he came
after was there; did not see MIN with Colonel
MCGEE; the interview lasted about f1ve minutes.
Testimony Of James Gamble.
Mr.. James Gamble was examined by District At
forney Garvin--I reside at Woodside, n. j.; have
lived there four years; know tie prisoner; saw
him at my store, 71e Broad street, Newark N. j.; he
asked me if knew Mr.. Richardson, living at Wood
side, ana where he could fnd him; he told me tn at
Mr. Richardson had robbed him OF the affections of
his wife, ana stolen MS wife away from him: he was
there for I've or ten minutes be threatened Rich
ards on, and threatened TO shoot him.
Testimony Of Meyers Ryanson.
Meyers Ryanson-I live at woodside, New Jersey;
saw prisoner there last November; he came TO
NY house the cay after Thanksgiving Day. told him
that Mr.. Richardson's place was Tor sale: ne asked
me several questions as 10 who kept house Rich
ardson; told him that Richardson had broken up
house and gone away somewhere; never saw him
ut any other tiDle he did not seem to be excited he
was very rational; had known Richardson since
March a year ago; lived In his house five weeks
after ne moved N; he had three children, house
keeper ana little girl; the prisoner did not tell me
who he was.
Observation-Disclosures went away for some
FIVE or SLY weeks; think he went in September
saw him about two or three days before Thanksgiv-
ing after his return; saw him after his return IRON
California; he was home month before he went
away; nave seen the female there That assumed
Sir. Richardson's name at his house; the house was
the rest Is on a martgage; saw the boy Danny at
the house; he told me his name was Danny Sage
could not say whether he WAS any way exc1ted; It
was almost dusk and had never seen hin before.
lie direct-I think he went TO California some time
In July
Testimony Of James 3. MIRIAM.
James s. Mirriam-I am lawyer, In Brooklyn; I
The New York herald., 1870-05-03
SEEKING METROPOLITAN paorecrlDN.
The Taxpayers Of Mcrrisania Anxious for an
Efficient Police system.

Efficient Police System.
For the better presers alton OF law and order
among the rapidly increasing population of Morrt
SANTA, Westclester county, 1t is understood that
large number OF taxpayers in that vicinity about
to adopt the requisite measures for placing the
t0WR under the immediate control OF the New
York Pece Commission. This acCiOn has been In
duced by the rapid growth OF the over portion Of
the town. which forms almost part Of the city by
means Of Harlem bridge, over which constant
stream OF the rowdy element OF New York passes
terrer ami d sadvaniage of those resd-
ing in the town named Within the past
yeer The population Of Morrisania has been
augmented to an a!nOss Incredible extent, the IN
crease having recently compelled the Harlem Bridge
MOrrsanta and Fordham Railroad Company to run
their at intervals OF six minutes instead OF
twelve, formerly IL is believed that few taxpay-
ers VIII lie found opposing the contemplated demaad
for protection through the New York police, GER
tanly none who deslre o decent respect shown for
tile sabbath.