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Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-14
DAILY GAZETTE.
The Field.

The wsy to the triumphant election OF a Dem
ocratic President seems clear, II the great party
will but do its whole duty From all parts OF the
vast field over which the campaign extends. comes
TO rs this one sentiment. 1--WE will abide the de.
cisisn of tho Democratic Convention" As in
times of old when such decisions determined the
policy Of the government for four years succeed
ing as unerrinSly rs the hand upon the dial noted
The march of time, 80 may il be now.
The Radical party is beset with difficulties on
all sides. Its leaders are known by the people to
have become terribly corrupt, and the Office. hold
ers demoralized beyond redemption-it is neces-
qary fox the public good that change should be
made - the office-holder's candidate defeated.
So forcibly has this feeling been impressed upon
the country that from the ranks of Radicalism
alone has sprung formidable opposition to the
party, its chief editorial writer and supporter
having been nominated to oppose the regular
nomination Of tho Philadelphia Convention. The
split in the Radical panks does not stop here
The various isms to which 1t has given birth aiso
h we candidates. among whom are named Victoria
Woodhull and Frederick Douglass. The last
b,ing accounted a ,"tower Of strength to the
Grant Radical faction. How many votes they
will take it is impossible to say; but as they re.
present the Woman's Rights party. doubtless
numbers OF the friends OF that organization vii
rally to their aid.
The effect OF these divisions must prove deatt
blow to any hopes which the Radicals may hav,
Of success Aud the result will be to draw to th'
Democratic nominee the vast number Of voter
from all parties who desire to the country onc
more firmly united. and Harmonious and happ!
in every section. Then will we enjoy hatlona
prosperity again and every State rejoice In the
freedom OF her people. OF this 'ospsct in i" tn {
good time coming" survey OF the field canno
tail to render hopeful every reaectips Democrat
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-14

Ths Duke Of Edinburgh ..receves" this year at
!ns Aevees usually held ut St. James Palace dur
y. n the London Ssason. in place Of his brother.
the Prince OF Wsies.
Miss Abott, the soprano whom Nilsson praise
40 highly has been presented with u. .OO0 ~ mem
pen OF hsv. DR.. Chapin's Church to enable her to
proceed g Italy TO puEsQe her Musical STUDIES.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-14
pUeLlc SALE OF A
Three Story Brick DWELLING
AND STORE STAND

- On the premises, Ne, ~ Shirley street.
sS ,sT2 At ao'clnck, p. IN. This house ka. a
.Y frnnt Of II feet inches by 81 fee deer to a
feet wide alley running into Seventh street 1t
has seven rooms anu bath room. Nam building
IS feet deep. tin roof Possession given in one
month.
struck o6. Eight hundred dollars ran remsin-
bslapce cash or delivery OF III deed.
OGLE MILLER. Auctio aeers.
6US Market street.
may lots WILMINGTON, Del.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-14
By Telegraph to the Daily Gazette.
PENNSYLVANIA.

Burglars effected an entrance into Newtown
Bank. damaging the safe locks and ransacking the
whole building but found no money. They over
looked a sum OF money IN the drawer and escaped
without detection. Two strangers were arrested.
but were released upon proving their indocence
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-14
Ey Telegraph to the Daily Gazette.
ENGLAND.

LONDON, May a.
The London journals approve of the negotiations
now progressing on the Alabama question. but
doubt the concurrence Of the American Govern.
ment
The Parliament has adjourned for Wh,tsuntide
holidays.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-14

1t is announced from Washington that the
negotiations between our Government and
that of Great Britain have resulted In an
agreement which will preseve the Treaty OF
Washington. A new article to the Treaty has
been agreed on, which will prevent claims for
consequential damages IN future wars, our
Government Withdrawing the ''indirect"
claims from its GuBe, as stated in the Ledger
recently. The diplomatic correspondence
leading to this result was contidentially sub
Mitted 10 the Senate yesterday by the Presl
dent The announcement was aSO made in
the British Parliament last evening, by Mr.
Gladstone, Nf n settlement of the matter in
dispute ..hOnorable to both nations"
David foster, a prominent citizen of Hobo
ken, N. j., has committed suicide by shooting
himself in the head lie is supposed 10 have
been temporary insane.
In Brooklyn on Sunday morning. Bernard
Marvin struck his brOther-in-law, Robert
Hayes, in the neck, causing death in few
minutes. Both had been drinking,
Miss Laura Ream, of the indianapolis jour.
NAL. has been elected as delegate to the ke-
publican Congressional Convention. Miss
Ream accepted.
At New Orleans, yesterday, Judge Thread
rendered decision restoring the cOnhScateu
property Of John slidell to his heirs.
| The French 1aternatiouals in yew York CITY
on Sun lay last, adopted resolutions repudiatn ne
| the Woodhuii- Douglass ticket, and mn appeal vii
! be nude 70 the Federal Council to exclude section
~l2--the Woodruff section from that body.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-14
A,uuse,,,

GRAS" OPERA HorsE.
THREE-S-THREE NIGHTS ONLY.
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday,
MAY 10, Il. and Il.
TIVE COLOR GUARD SOLDIERS,
ON THE MARCH.
IN CAMP.
IN BATTLE,
ON PICKET.
IN PRISON.
POPULAR PRICES
Orchestra Circle, 80 Cent.
Balcony Circle. Is
keserve ed Seatste cents extra. at BougbInan Thou
as Cos Secure your tickets early. No r. serv, 4
| eats sold at the door. mayl; 3,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-14
SECOND EDITION.
b Y ELEGRAPH.

BY Telegraph to the Daily Gazette.
ALABAMA.
RADICAL SHEET FOR GREELEY
MOBILE. May IA.
The Mobile (Ala.) Daily Tribune adopts the
nomination of Greeley. subject to the action Of
the State Convention which meets at Montgomery
on June 18th.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-14
By Telegraph 10 ths1Iily 0azette
mmevciaI.
PHILADELPHIA, May IA.

Cotton firm and quiet: 23s. a24k.
Flour firm; Supertne, S6aGx; extras. s7a7,..
Prime Wheat advanced cents; red g. 25ao 80
Yellow Corn Is cents.
Oats steady at 53a5s cents.
Whisky. SSi$aSy cents.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-14

THE NETHODISTS AND TIE NAsON-.
New YORK, May IA
At the Methodist Conference IA memorial was
read asking action Of the Conference to induce
ministers to withdraw from Free Masous
The coroner's inquest on the body OF John
hanch who was shot yesterday. returned vei
dict that he came to his death from shot fired il,
sef-defence
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-14

Professor Worth OF Grand Island, lately COM
nitted suic'la IN order to fulfil. prophecy made
some months hst.rr ut - SlirItul' seance.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-14
by Telegraph to the Daily Gazette.
....-. SPAIN.

MADhID' May H.
The Government has fifteen thousand troops in
Biscay province, opposed to seven thousand Car
lists.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-14
The Worst Blunder Of All.

Bunder after biunder marks the course OF the
administration on the indirect Alabama claims
The President and his advisers do not seem to
know their own minds for twenty-four hours to-
gether The British Cabinet Is charged with hav-
Ing lost its head: and the same may Justly be said
OF the Cabinet at Washington. In their founder
ing efforts to extricate themselves from all the an
tece'ient mistakes, tine Pfesicn. and Secretary
Fash made another capital error on Saturday.
which we senr will aiienate from the administra-
tion much OF that support which men Of all par
ties have been willing to give to every proper Ell
tort to settle the indirect claims Hitherto the
Democratic and the iniepen lent journals with
very few exceptions. have declined to take advan-
tiga ot the want OF good scr.se and tact displayed
at almost every turn by our government They
h ave felt that n greatnaIonal question was inyov-
ed, ana that party iref1 1ns should be sunk
~ common patriotic wish 20 solve 1t Justly anu
honoiablv. This real nia.nunnity appears to be
wholly thrown away un the administration. For
getting ITS own extreme vulncrabitv. 1t now uu-
dertakes to make the Alatami business !, party
matter solely; and las doing invite, and will
surely receive the tull measure %. caustic criticism
which such presumption deserves. ON Saturday
the President .and Secretary oil State asked by
written invitation a conference with only the Re-
publican members OF the foreign committees OF
the TWO Houses. to talk the great trouble and
divide with them the burden of ITS settlement
! lhis act 81 itself IS unprecedented. undlgnihed
and weak. even II all tho committees had been
summoned to the meeting. Ii it was necessary to
CONSULT them at all, that should have been done at
the Outset But no, the admin stration wants for
itself all the glory of healing up the differences be-
! tween the nied States ana England. ana it is
only when that glory is turning. to shame that At
seeks for Others TO share the load. Of CON.
-
In 1860 the assessed valuat ion of Alabama wu
Si32. 2.l9S..62. and the State debt S.,0iS,0O0.
In 1870 the assessed valuation had decreased nea
ly one half, beng but $230,00O 900: while the
State debt under carpet-b,g rule had reached ii,
1871 TO the enormous amount OF S3S3Sl 9GI an
increase of more than $50, ,U00, ,OO0 1t can hardly
he wondered at that the people of that State. dis
heartened and discouraged by tho robbery t.
which they had been subjected, should have seei
ipnly ruin before them. and should have talked o
repudatg the liabill les which had been imposed
upon them against their will by the horde OF
, p.underers who represented GRANTS policy in Al
abama. But th"y have succeeded IN shaking of
the carpet-haggers who hat fastened ON then
! state, and under the pru,ient administration o
. t'ov. LINDSEY are once Hgtn advancing IN pros
rerity. Under tonest government the credit %
the State Is improving, and now that the peopl,
are Afforded gruunds Ior renewed hopes of the fu
ture. ihey have cease! to asltata the subject o
reputation.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-14
Bv Telegraph to the Daily Gazette.
WARRINGTON.

WASHINGTON. May IA.
SENATE The Enforcement bill was considered,
the pending amendment being to add the Amnesty
bill.
HorsE-The Pension Codifying bill was passed .
A Committee OF Conference was appointed on
the Naval Appropriation bill
Ihe House at noon went into Committee on
the Tariff Tax bill
SECOND DESPATCH
HorsE.-The second section was amended
by striking out the words excepting cotton
machinery" BrOOke's motion that no arti.
Gle in this section shall pay higher duty than
81 per cent, was rejected.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-14
BY Telegraph to The Daily Gazette.
WARRINGTON.
EW YORK.
SENATOR FERRY REELECTED

By Telegraph to the Daily Gazette.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-14
THIRD EDITION.
By TELE q r. A PHI,
by telegraph to the Daily Gazette.
CONNECTICUT,

BY telegraph to the Daily Gazette.
CONNECTICUT.
SENATOR FERRY REELECTED.
NEW HAVEN. Conn. MAY IA
The coalition with the Democrats has effected
the reelection Of U. S. Senate. Ferry His ma
jor,ty III the House to-day was sixteen, while
Hswiey had only majority in the Senate
by Telegraph To The Daily Gazette
WASHINGTON.
WAsHISGToA, May IA
SENArE.--The Committee foreign relation,
held meeting this morning tc consider the PIC
posed additional article to the Washington treaty
bu: arrived at no conclusion. They had copies 81
the correspondence which had been printed conf
dentially Tor the OF the Senators
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ScfanntMaGHa9en
Bilreuu.

SGltI III ore, 0fH 10. teb. 1872.
Da bic StroBen : Durhbruts @onmiN1re ciucn
Bergltungen oer StfiHun9 Der MrIiuetcu -Ioenue
ron Der Ilnlberrpz bis sur Trdutltaitrasc, in meiuCm
Slrean Rleoer9ele9t BADEN, 70 made Id hermit bee
FAINT, b1B bic Bidder uHo gldue biHFhtli6 oeriels
ben i'm StGbt : Re9ifrators 3 glredu bis sum f2.
Mars 1872 sur ginf4t ilr als iptrTsiiTleA gers
Ger @ntl4etoun9 Der Sorriniiiare IN ir9eHo etrciR
9ert9te ipetdes @eribtsbartett oariher beiiet,
appreciation ein9tte1t iDCToeH lam.
33,42.st54) SobH y. @pbb, &eqtitrator.
SoAn1a9t sur Ssrtpaltnn9 bes GGdtahes Der amber
9%ertorb. @dr9arette SdDIcfIe cr6alttn bat. &ue
Die, Die Taroerun9eH an bieien HdhIas bcbEH
peIoen bterrnlt aug eiorbGrt, iolbe Hebt ben n6tbiacH
Selegen ipdtefens am 70. IIeuit 1872 etnynrei6eu
uno settenn gu MAIDEN oecr Su eendrtieCn, oak fr
lprer Aniprlbe an oteien &adlGs seictlth iIr Uerz
lnitl9 ertiart fUeroen no9en. Vile, ole SQblunoeR an
eieien Qadlos gu Tnotcn bdben, peroen btermit aui-
9etoroert, iol9e unoer5Egltb an lHtcrieluHeteH su
letten; no Mot, 10 miro eeri6tiid Gln9eidrittgH.
t42,S,546Ul SOurde SdmiSt, a6miHuhrator.
RGdridt miro hermit 9sasben, SaS uutcrBlthHste
Souraht CUR 8erfualtnng oes 4Gtlaies hes a1bier
peru. Sob. Sc. WieferidpmieSt er5altGn baben. ale
bic 6oreerun9cn an bieiem RadIaB bnben Neroen
9tcrmit aul 9%cforoert, iolbe Uebit Den n0tbigen Belle
gen l~pdteitens oul 81. Auguit 1872 einSureihen uHo
9elteHo Sn MAIDEN ooGr 5u gefDdrtigen, bab fe ibrcr
Anlpriife an oteien Nadlns geieelid fit p~erluftg
ertiGrt fperoen mO9en. ale, Die 3dblunsen an bleieu
NGflaB gu MAIDEN babeH, iuer6en hermit %auiseiors
bert, iolde unoerSiglid on Undergraduates Sn leiteH.
no Htht, 10 pttb 9eri6tIid einaeI6ritten.
Sob. AZ, Wse~feridmieft,
Gmanuel s. 6luder,
(4S,b4,56,6l aominifrotorsn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-02-24
Serlaagt 1nb geiadt.
NerIannf.

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