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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-12-12

ms manu- NY On the uouFLatCn, IN low
voice here's dollar, Luke; MIR. Part
| let gave II to me for new piece OF Oil
Gioul IN 'front.' OF me ulAing- room stove,
! out IL Try ana make the Old one do a ~
| We Whlte longer AND, Luxe, for the sake
1 Vi o'a 'itnes-ior the sake OF your poor
| WE VIII you do better,
L4Ae h0uuIuFt loohea YaCanty, RrSt
/ at the ne" ohe-dolihr ulI IN his hand, and
| tneh at the o'oomln& young matrun who
( p'aCSu II tnefe'
/ lnahN you, Mary, ne SAID, and crept
out ol tilG warm, bFlgAi hlicheh INTO u'e
STORM ana darkness Ihal reigned without.
MIS-, L"ftlet STOOD LOOKING lato the IRE.
1 care say I've zone a very ioollsh
| tnlng' sne Pohutrcd; out indeed !
Coaid hot he'p u. u course hen spend
/ II az al 'ne pdole mousse ana | snail 90
"lthoet my oA cioth-that Wlli be the
emu oi IL al.
And there vas conscious flush on her
cheek, as ii She had done something
MIous, "heo sue IeJo!Aed Inc squire III
Nae ~ Sll4 N I"o.l
NGlh Saio squire 'arL'eI mas mat
IN NJ. er uo =, "t' gone al ias''
IeS.
. NtoNeN WVerh SUPPOSE
~ I'm, nope Hag ,J.oes!4h'
III G'taIU IL PAST hoping TOT, SAQ
s''e y u.,e, SHI"Ss,hH W. s'lou;11cIs' Aoa
no" Tor peasant evening. ITO" II does
ran, 70 pc sure
AHa ATS Iarlei KEPT the secret o. '''
"oJtar "i1 ""nlh heF own heArt
~ was SIN il"hthS aIlefN&Id lnAt me
, squire '"ule ih'o Ihe room where ms NiS
VIZ preserving some great Ied apples lhl'
IttlN.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-12-12
Department Reports.


THE report to Congress of the Commits
sjoncr of informal Revenue viii show that
the total receipts from spirits during the
fiscal year ending Jane 30, 1872. were
$40 Al, BIG, rs against sac PSI SIS for the
wear before; from tobacco this year S33,.
,36, III, rs against $33 5is, 907 of last
year; from all malt liquors, IS, 25S 40S, ms
against ST, 800 TAO last year, income tax,
$li,436 Sf2, ms against ST., 80 aSS last
year, Ot the amount received from spir
its, etc, New York paid rs follows spir.
its, this year, %i,47l, $50; last year, 81,
csc Gi6; tobacco, this year, $S,9l5 23G;
last wear, S. 60i 500, beer, etc. this year,
So G3l ,993; last year, ~ 33a 1856 Ohio,
on spirits this year, $40, Il2, $50, last year,
$g,94G, POI, tobacco, this year, 81, l0,005,
last wear, &2,5i2 099 beer, this year
SiiI151, last year, 500, Gss. Illinois
on spirits this year, $l2, 49, $50; last year,
$40 G6G,S2S: tobacco, this year, St,99i,
OIL, last year. s., POI, l45, beer, this year,
81, lt0, 100, last year, "a, 0S3, COS Nilsson
ri, on spirits this year, %l756, 100; last
year, 81, 0Ai 573, tobacco, this year, ST.
rs, 69l; last wear, 81, l0G91l; beer this
year 1917, 700; last year, $a32 2S7 Ken.
lucky, on spirits this year, So, zoo, 015, last
year, %tOi9, 2j2; tobacco, this year. 81,
asa $50; last wear, %l,4S& 2b2 beer, this
ye.r, %l0i996; last year, $50, l33
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-12-12

There ia d gentleman IN this city who
is certainly weather proof against any
number Of degrees below zero Several
years ago his life was dcspascd Of owing
10 catauh He then began rigorous
course Of treatment, which was certainly
original if not the most pleasant He
wears nothing IN the coolest weather save
a suit Of silk-a silk coat and pants and a
pair Of shoes completing his attire, no
undcrclo'hing Of any kind, no shirt, sim,
ply the above and nothing more. All the
year round he rises early from his bed
takes cold bath, sits Ia q cold room per,
fectly nude and writes bis letters, and
this even in the coolest winter mornings.
lie states that he never shivers or feels
cold, and feels At all times as If he could
run race with Dexter, and, though over
fifty years old, says that he never felt az
well as now --Chic0g0 Journdl.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-12-12
PENSIONS

In the annual report Of Hon II.
Baker, Commissioner Of Pensions it is
shown TINT there were on iic unadiudicat-
ed June 30 1872. 81, 1886 claims OF invalid
pensioners; 33 1852 claims OF widowcrs,
orphans, and dependent relatives, and H.
$50 Of soldiers and widows Of the war Of
1912; total, s}37s claims The Commits.
sioner estimates that the claims on nc.
count Of the war Of 1912 viii bee disposed
of by the list Of May next lie states that
the investigation of frauds continues to
receive special attention, with such graft.
tying results, both in detection and re
preston Of wrong doing, as to demand
the continuance Of the present policy.
II is estimated that $50, $50, 600 win be
required for the pension service during
the next fiscal year
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-12-12

Paris Ia to have on English theater.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-26
Wilmington & Western II. R.

Tie track-laying on the W. x W. Il. Il. ap-
Hroaches completion and trains will be moving
regularly on the line next month The formal
opening Of the road to travel will take place early
in the month of which due notice will be given by
managers Of the enterprise. The publishers of
tho COMMERCIAL will issue in time for circu-
1a,ion at the opening a pamphlet entitled
" Westward by Rail from Wilmington,
which will contain history of the
enterprise from its inception to the present
time, description of the route, the prospect of
its future, &c. The work will be illustrated
with wood-cuts of places of interest along the
route which have been prepared, at no little
cost, especially for its pages. The Il. r. Co,
have given their sanction to the publication OF
Westward by Rail, and have kindly furnished
data to tho author in the compilation Of IL g
book
The work will be distributed gratis to the
stockholders and friends Of the road, hence a
few of its pages will be offered to advertisers at
the moderate price of ten dollars per page, to
meet the expenses incurred in it's publication.
Business men, who are wide-awake, will doubt
less make an effort to secure trade from the ex-
tensiye and wealthy region of country opened
up by this road, and some Of them will at once
recognize the great value Of a card in West
ward by Rail- Orders may be left at the bus
mess Office of the COMMERCIAL.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-26

ktSr CorNlA NuwuERE. Our friend. Carey.
Of Wyoming j.. hereby informed that the Kent
county Darh"-se Augoulenc pear reported in
tile DELAWARE IgIurNE of lat week and which
weighed y oulcc- l. no where conlnrrd viii
one ui the same Nan,ty il-t lett ut tie COM
MERcIN Office. winch weighed ~ ounces. 1t
wa. grown 10y William Beck. near Delaware CITY,
and left al our o6i'e lv VIM w. Teui-. where
It can now he seen. Oa the same lwil; on which
this monster pear grow, these we're two others
one Weighing 81 puuces aud 'hs other weighing
20 onuces. Come, friend Carey vow must hurry
up Old Kent or she will b. entirely lost sight Of
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-26
Inlon Lengne Of phIladelphIn

The National Campaign Committee Of the
Union League of Philadelphia, to whom that it,
huental body delegated the authority to express
its sentiments upon the issues of the present
Canvass have adopted a series Of resolutions dc =
claring that they have now, as during the rebel
lion, implicit confidence in the patriotism, jud6
ment and ability Of Gen. Grant. and that in John
F. Hartranft, the candidate for Governor, they
recognize on who, in every position. private or
official, has acquitted himself with honor and
fidelity to each trust reposed in him. They de-
clare their earnest support Of the entire Re-
publican ticket and denounce all malcontents
and disorganizers
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-26

1t is no longer polite to say "spittoon." The
article is "cuspadOr.'
Sir Edward Thornton. the British minister, is
Travelling in New England.
A woman has applied to the Mayor Of Chicago
to be appointed on the police force,
There are il foreigners employed in the De
partmeut of luhl O Works in Japan.
This is the season for rural horse trot- other
wise knows as agricultural fairs
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-26
NInrIne NeM..
Reported for tie Commercial.
Arrirals.
PoRr OF WILMrNaroS.

PoRT OF WnMINdroN, Sept 25.
Steamer Nespers, Of Wilmington, Davis from
New York, with mdse, to Electric Line
Sch. -, from Baltimore with coal, to VIII
mington Rolling Mill Co.
Sch; Meta Pierce, of Wilmington. Blizzard
from Baltimore, with coal to Harlan 4 Hoilnas'
worth Co.
Schr Estelle Bright, Of Wilmington, Foun-
tam, from Bombay Hook, with building sand to
Bright Il Keither.
oehr. hnDy OF Lewes, Carey, from Loves
with cord wood to Geo w. Bush.
Sloop Jesse Hills, Of Wilmington, Hickman
from Ellenboro' with building sand to Brannen
=, Barge Mary, Of Wilmington, Lamborn, from
fhiladelplila with mdse. to Chas. Warner a Co.
Philadelphia with mdse to Geo. W. Bush.
Barge Morton Of Philadelphia from Schuylkill
Haven with coal to Geo. W. Bush.
Barge Artists OF Philadelphia, Geary, from
Son.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-26
The Great Cricket Matches philadelphia
n0ea NEplI

The Great Cricket Matches -PhiIadr lphin
Does Well.
Seven of the Englishmen's wickets were bowl
ed down, on Tuesday, before they made the
needed number of runs to overcome the Ameri-
can score. This made, therefore, a tolerably
close game and the Philsdelphian's felicitate
themselves that their amateur players did much
better than the professionals Of Canada aud
New York city. At Montreal, the English score.
in one inning, was 2jj against AZ and e. by the
Canadians At Ottawa, they made 2Ol, in one
inning, against l2 and 10, and at Toronto, 3lg in
one inning, against o. and H. Al London, tIe
Englishmen were for the first time forced to play
a second inning, their score being 80 and l6l,
against 55, and Gj
AT New York however, the English Won a tre-
mendous victory, making $40, in one iuuiug
Willie the ST. Georges Club, their opponents
scored, in two innings, q and A. The game a
Philadelphia is therefore the closest they hay,
"io"os9 80 sPato,J auu tnJse OF their OppOnlut :
90 and "a. HurraA for the Philalelphian-
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-26
AIll.On's latitude on the Head Question.
From the Phlladelphla Bulletin. J

From the Philadelphia Bulletnl
-"Of with his hat So much for Allison T.
As Friends object to bearing arms, Judge
Allison bias been serving out broad-brimstone to
our unoffending Quaker brethren.
-Quakerism wore its hat in the presence of
English royalty, but our Penny-royalty denies it
ascent.
Judge Allison suggests to our peaceabe re-
ligionists that there ia but step from the Penn
to the dock.
The weapon Of justice is unsheathed az ainst
the hat Of the Quaker. No longer is the Penn
mightier than the sword.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-26
The D. mocrnlIc rroern nlme In naInnn.

The Republican State Central Committee have
undoubted evidence that the Democratic State
Central Committee are now arranging for stu
pendous system of frauds upon the ballot box in
October. Voters are already being transferred
from couAties where their votes are not needed
into doubtful counties, for the purpose OF car
rying the Legislature. Emissaries from the city
are engaged in trayersiug the State educating
the local Democratic authorities in the mysteries
of election frauds.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-26
Newark

PosTPoNED.-A fair and festival takes llace
at Cherry Hill, on the 10th. l7th AMI lstn of
lSih OF October, so the ladies' of the NJ f.
val until some time in Noyomuer.
MISCELLANEOUS The laiy pupils at Delaware
College stand A. No Wm. Cooch Es%
has returned to Missouri ... The meeting Of
the Presbytery has brought with it a large mum
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-26

supplies fully he want for perfect safe aud rei-
able II umnatng on for family use. tree not only
from me dahger ~ an eXplpsi N, hut from the dan
R'r of the nild igni ing should tie lighted lamp be
upset y y t.er frHm. .2n e,,tlqptRly Bipr B}lsig
iIee u" III hU apprehension Of danger f. ls nut up
IN IN one gal NV gan. and ten gdl. parkuges eac'l
tlI ,s Ct sen WIN nr'al cap, bearing the manu-
iaclnrcrs's stann BY pHrchisng these cans vim
r seas uncut the ge1uinenrss Of the goods Is war
,antti WtA lhe dssuran g ot ohtai ius an oil prr-
tail by 50
Il. BIdNGuI'R r 4 co, Apafhecatics.
cor. sixth and Market streets.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-26
9Sperial alotlfrs.
Or. TUFTS sars apariIla and Queen 9
Delight.

This valuable preparation combines ali rho Nodi-
clhal vlriues whicn long experience has proven to
possess the most safe and enlcen' Alternative and
Kings EVIL, v hlle Swellings i GERS t,ancaTons snd
ihdOle1t Tumors, Mercuria and Syphllltic AfTsr-
tinns, Enlargement aud Liberation Of the Homes
Glahdsi or Of the Womb, Spleen and RiiDeys: all
tne various Diseases Of the skin, such as letter
hingwOrns, BOils, Pimp es, sore Eyes 6c: NeTy0ns
Aurtu'ns ropsy, lana all diseases Origua lug from
yep paVtu state % the Blood. Also, many afTrC-
tlOns peculiar to Females as Suppression lrregu-
dflty Lcucorrhna or VIII es Sterility, Ovarian
anu Uterine Dr0psy, &C. 1t Is purely Vegetable
a. Nhen using DR.. TUFTS Liver Pills no restraint of
9let or occupation Is necessary You may eat or
drink as usual. They are purely Vegetable.
DIR. TUFTS HAIR DYE does not iniure the hai-
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-26
The Terrible smnlI.Pn, in n

Ihc Ierrl0ie small-PON in south America
How those beautiful lands within the Tropics.
seem to be visited by every form Of terrible die
ease! The American Consul at Coils writes iii
reference to the neutrality-suspicious. Of smallpox
on the South Pacific coast He says it is more
malignant and destructive to life than the
ordinary small pox, and that out of fifty eight
latients admitted in one week to the hospital in
Santiago Chill tlfty-six died. As there are
eight or ten small pox hospitals in Santiago
some idea may bo formed OF tho destructiveness
Of the pestilence
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-26

An exhadStiye political eanyass Is going on in
Tennessee. Al Bristol, id thSt State Andrew
johnson, Gen. CheAtman ahd Horace Maynard,
spoke each for two hours in political discussion
against each other.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-26

rtouri ~ IHar.ASu NEN rs CONFINEMENT.
PARIS, Sept -.
Eighteen Thousand Communists are hold in
rnntuntnart usir ~ ti.or, ose-.a-lc..a.i, i,s.,oA.
and thieying
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-26

While the Delaware S0..0' has y.stly menG ed
its manner within the last Elk years, reader
cannot but be struck with the rad lack Of fair
ness and courtesy in its political articles. For
instance Of this, observe that 1t cannot refer to
Speaker Blaine and Senator Wilson with the
decent respect due to gentlemen 40 eminent
and so highly honored by tens Of thousands but
it calls them, vulgarly, "worthies, aud use, the
term in connection where it is grossly insult
ing, When will the Gazette learn the methods
Of decent discussion and be able to avoid the
scurrlty and personal discourte-y, which. in it,
opinion, are the proper methods of political
warfare
ES-Goyernor Bigler has Withdrawn from the
Democratic tcbe. n pennsylvania, az a candi.
date for the Constitutional Convention, and
Curtin goes on in his place, The dodge is Of no
us'. Andy, as War Governor was influential,
hut as Buekalew Decoy, he won't detach
dozen Republican votes
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-26

Gold closed yesterday at 119%. Government
securities declined 1s@SS, except the currency
sixes which advanced q. The Philadelphia
stock market was steady. Cotton was a shade
frnnar
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-26
Bowers Hoof Linlment.

have tested Boyers lIoof Eminent IN the feet
OF over one hundred hurscs. TN difference II the
vulu non ~ tht leet Is so great IN us favor that
mWuu nov bt without u for ten tlncs It's cost II
snnui hc properly applied to every horses houf ps-
PeCally IN the Sumnar when M HOSES feet are
a,wHaNS tHN ~ contact wi the heated earth, which
drleS them up amt they become ard and frveri.n
Wnl produces contraction, elrns, quarter cracks
oonlfdc ION OF the back sinrw, comm ny called
'hue sprung. aud often trcn the pains in I'M,
hpuls u prohucnS sweeney in the shoulder We rp-
commend II as the best Preparation we ever used
II ahouu he used on every hUrs.'s huJf as cumno4-
" as on Is used on ar ess VI III MS bants to gct n
them In good condition b. X CCNktIN .'f
proprietor and sup rintendent Of the Continental
STABLES, SAMSON Street Philadelphia.
e. BRlNGhUHsT a CO., Apothecarles,
cor sixth and Market streets
Having been appointed Agents for this popular
uoOi Lhlnent, are fully prepared TO SUNNY II
wholesale and retai at the manufacturers pfl,ts.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-26
pr. Carpenter.
Or. Carpenter,
1876 MULBERRY STREET, NEWARK. N j.
Is now treating successfully
CONSUMPTION BRDNCuITlg

pTs carpenter,
1856 MULBERRY STREET, NEWARK Nj.
Is now treating successfully
CONSUMPTION, BRONCHITIS.
and al diseases OF the throat and Lungs, with hts
Compound MrdiCated Limitations COncen-
irated Food, and Cough Syrup
During the past ten Years Dr. Cnrnenter hoe
tirateu anu Culeu tnCu 'Hhds OF cases OF the above
nam al eases aud has now in his possession cer-
latl0n Is breathed directly into the lungs Enoihiny
ana healing over all infamed sur'Aces entering
INTO the blood # imparts vitality as IL permeates l.,
every part Oi the system. The SENSATION is not nm.
pleasant and the 1rst inhalation often gives We, y
decided relief, particularly when ther,, il mne5
ullnoIi,y OF breathing. Under the influence Of nv
Ieiheults, tht cough soon grows ga Ter the utyht
sweats cease, the hectic hush sanishes win I'M
proving ugestlon the patient radidy gains strength
anu health ls again within his grasp 80 20
Inc con entratcd food rapidly builds nm the n,ost
ueDhtated patient, presenting 10 the stCmach fond
~ Tesuy 20 DC asslInilated and made into good rich
lhe Cough Syrup is to he taken at night to aIlevt.
aye lhe cough and enable the patient to obtain
sleep FuH direction, GCcoHpu each JCr n 9n,,
remedies which consist ot " my
One Inhaler; one Bottle OF Alt.ra.ive I,bo,a,,,.
One Bottle Of soothing Fchrifupe n ha en- INA
p0tlle OF Anti-llHmurrhaglc lnhal,nt; One
boI'le Conc hiTdtei FO, d; one Bottle
OF Cough syrup.
Price IF box containing remedies TO last one roon,
so DOLLARS; two months SIS three months s25.
Sent to any address G. q. D. Pamphlets contain
ing large ist Of patients cured sent free Ieffers
OF inquiry must contain one dollar to insure answer
Address A, IL. CARPENTER. M ID '''
DR. CARPENTERS CATARRH REMEDY Win
give immediate relle:. and viii effect permanent
cure IN from one TO three months Pice Of rene
months, $40. ~ '"'0o
Cancer in all its forms successfully tr. ated Send
, A. Ii. CARPENTER, M. D.,
N1D-B Newark NJ.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-26

PUBLISHED EVERY AFTERNOON, Sundays
esoep,ed,) at tho COMMERCIAL BUILDING, South Eesi
. rnsr FiJth and Market Streets 7tpo Cents a copy
kir Dollars year, By mail or served by carriers
tEouOhott tire oitg.
THE DELA WARE TRIBUNE, (tseekly,) the great
Isnasuldr organ Of Farmers and Fruit IroiOeTs, pub
mel every Thursday morning. at IlcO Dollars a
l'edy.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-26
From our Late Edition of Yesterday ]
K. n. AcrI.lrnI.

o1LLI-InS or CONSTRUCTION TRAINS.
SAN Francisco, Sept. %.
Six Chinese we're hi led by collision OF con-
stru'tion trains on the Oregon X California rail
rlal
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-26
QUESTION FOR CONTEMPORARIES

Oar cotemporaries continue to announce a
murder as a tragedy. II murder is a tragedy,
then, by parity Of expression, marriage is com
ely, Why not, then, head an account OF a
marriage in high life, for example, with :" Com
edy in Hanover Square y
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-26
slppIoss of Punch.
REGRETS.

Lean Gormandiser. say Jack, do you recol-
lect certain saddle OF four-yoar-old Welsh NUT
ton we had at Tom Briskets ON Sunday after
noon about this time last year?
Fat Ditto. should think did. (Pause.)
Lean Gormandiser. That toGs saddle Of NUT.
ton, Jack
Fat Ditto. All lcdsnt it ? Uong pause)
Lean GormandiseT. l often wish Id taker
another slice Of that saddle of mutton, Jack
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-26
REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS

hkPUBLIUAN NUWINAIIUN's
For President - ULYSSES S. GRANT.
For Vice President-HENRY WILSON
Bleetors-BEHJAMIN S. BooTH.
WILLIAM 7. COLLINS.
DAVID W. MORE.
For conqress-.JAMES r. LoFLAND.
NEW CASTLE C0Uy7Y.
For Sheri6-R. LEWIS ARMSTRONG.
For Coroner-CHARLEs A. WEsLow.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-26
8egtstRr's 3luttrrs.

ID EGISTERiS OFFICE,
~ NEW CASTLE COUNTY, Sept. 9th 1872
Upon the application Of Edward Bringhursf Ar
administrator u 4. A., Of sarah Shipiey late Of
BraudyWlne Hundred IN said County drceased. il il
ordered ana dHectcd by the Register that the All
mstTatOr aforesaid, give notice Of the granting Of
Letters OF Administration upon the Estate of thrsde
ceased Wlth the date Of granting thereof by causing
advertisements TO be posted within FORTY days frois
Wy te uale q such letters, In six Of the most public
places OF the County Of New Castle recurring a ner
SONS having demands against the Estate 10 nrrsent
e same or abide by an Act Of Assembly In such case
made ana provided. And also cause tile same tn he
Inserted within the same period In the DAiiv
COMMERCIAL newspaper published in Wiluingtnn
ana U be continued therein for two months ''
Given under the hand and Seal uf onlce of
ll- 81 the register aiorcsau at New Castle in New
Castle County Aforesaid the day ana wear
above written. n GiRI.C 't,'i+,,t, - Sr"i
NOTlCE.-All persons having claims arainst tbs
Estate OF tht deceased must present the same duiy
attested to the Administrator on or bef0re Si,iy Sy
Sth 1913, or abide the Act Of Assembly in such cise
made and pl ~ ided 9' N''s
EDNAHD BkINGHUR T, JR., Admir-. G. TIA.
nionn Wilmington. Del septlu-2meOd
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-26

The Boston Advertiser, while stating that it
expresses no opinion as to tho justice Of the
objections urged against General Hartranft. re-
grets that he should have been nominated at
this time when issues Of such gravity are pend
ing, since it ls apparent that a section Of his
party, though very small one, was strongly
opposed to his candidacy. To this fair and
truthful reply is that the factioual quarrels in
Pennsylvania existed without the slightest re-
gard to Hartranfts nomination, and we're liable.
al any time, to break out in open war. Under
the manipulations Of Mcclure, it was tolerably
certain, months ago, that they would do 90 dur
ing this campaign the greater gravity Of the
National election year being preferred, for yari-
Gus reasons. General Hartranft's nomination
eaanot Justly be charged with the squaJble, at
all, and on the whole it is rather fortunate for
tue Republicans that the present year was select
ed in which to fight it out General Hartrapft
Will be elected the factional spirit will be rebu-
bed and the glorious enthusiasm Of the party
will do It good for the future.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-26

WILMINGTON, DEL.
Thursday Afternoon. Sept. 2e.