Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-01-12

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HENRY EcKEL, EDITOR holl
WILMINGTON, DEL init
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FRIDAY MORNING, JANUARY ~, 1872. fur
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SENATOR SALISBURY, and Representative p ge,
rcs of this State, were in town on Monday ser
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IupeE BRApFoRD presides with much dig- in
" on the Bench of the United States DIS SCI
ct Court q,
The FISK SENSATION has nearly dleu out TO-
New York. The hanging OF Stokes, the 90 90
zassin. will be the next excitement in order
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LoNGsTREET, who got so badly thrasheu ut Nm
ettysburg, by Gen. Meade, is now fighting m
" Grant and against the people, at New Or tr
,ans. Why doesn't Col Forney say "iialtF 81 81
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GRANT and his wife left Philadelphia on o.
londav. on Il short trip to Washington I
rbov propose to make their stay very briet, Ia
IS they are due almost anywhere else al any p
inc. upon short call.
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The INCOME TAX was before the House on I
Monday, and on an indirect motion TO repeal
the law, the vote stood yeas Il, nays 81. 80
the odious thing is to remain on the statute
book yet little longer.
The PAPERS Of Sussex county, are COM
mcndinr the Governor Tor his judcious ap-
pointmcnt of Prothonotary OF that county,
recently. We congratulate Gov Ponder upon
his popular selection.
THE EDITOR Of Eoery Ecening is Indignant
over the action of tho Board OF Education IN
refusing to adopt the system of "co-cducation"
as the editor calls it, in reference to the higher
grades Of study. The editor denonces the
Board as ''incompetent and unwieldy."
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AN EFFORT to make naturalizcd ciuzens
eligible TO the offices Of President and vice
President of the United States by proposed
amendment to the Constitution, failed in the
House, on Monday, by vote of 81 yeas to 80
nays. Not the requisite two-thirds.
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lnE ApDi'Nss VI ~ Si'',;,,. Of
commune upon p''ns =. co. ,a,;-o-
inc oar Asso0'"',Un, III -.'e-.-H 70 ,orsonos.
and beauty. The proceedings of the Assocla-
ton, as presented by the Committee also do
credit to the intelligence and good taste OF the
gentlemen who framed them.
RrNUNcIATIoN or UNITARIANIsM.-Re
Geo. II. IIcpwor,h. of New York, has an
nounced his remuneration OF Unitaranism and
adontion of Orthodox doctrines. The an.
nouncement from the pulpit on Sunday crea
ted quite sensation. The New York paper
state that Il trustee Of Mr.. Hepworth's churcl
attempted TO sneak during Mr.. HcpWorth'
farewell sermon, but was Missed down, ant
Mr.. UCpwOnh, upon announcing lhat III
would preach elsewhere, was applauded
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,'ADl1'' -. IN :. mat,
Nu AluA ll,es,'s Sums No'il'--' -, -
se"i0" ioi N"'N'uN 'i''ii''S,9'
IN apparent fraud, by, ana III CONSEQUENCE
his conniyanCe in which, Senator Clayton o
Arlonsas stands beIore the country in no en-
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TO Is that clayton Whhe OoNerhoi' niuuc
corrupt bargain with the Democratic member
orthe LEGISLATURE. that if they would suppor
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the certificate oil election 10 the House 10 MI
Edwards, the Democratic candidate, by throw
Inc. ont or the count for technical Irregular
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