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Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-08

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"ANTKD-A situation for the summer by a
w smart boy OF H. Apply 70 ,.crsor
jes 80 Taylor a Jacksons Academy.
WANTRD-Irmediately, hand, on boots and
jes ST. No. 8, W. Fourth street
WANTED-six or eight shls-b,ded white men
w w. J0NKS o.,
jeS-Sr' 1G6 Walnut street.
w steady employment AZ good wages; Addrsas
handywine Cigar Manufsctory,
leo az harshnlton, Chester CO, Pa.
NTANfRD-A nrqt-class carriage trimmer, and
w nnisher. DBL. CARRIAGE WORKS,
Jeb 81 80 King street.
NTANTED.-A good OK. with recommended
Wv tion TO whom liberal wages will be given.
Apply, second House over BrahdyWlRs Bridge, up
pei side. Jestf
WANTED.-A white girl for general homework.
w Coed wages. FRANKS,
may2,u 5il Market street.
WANTED-A good active young man, about
Wv eighteen years Of age, ts lea n the book bust
ness; must come well recommended Address In
own hand writing, LEDGER,
" "ANTkD-AD Dt y to learn The printing business.
w Apply at myis II Tails OFFICE
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at'airted.
advertisements Of three Lines are inserted under
this head three times for 90 cents)
WyANTED-Purc Money Mortgages 81 600
w tl,5OO 900, ~ bOo.
SAMUEL W. MoCAULLEY,
Je'-St GO2k Market street.
WTANTED-Gent to know that they can get
w Straw az d Panama hats renovated at Fourth
and King streets. jeG-lm ID NJ. CLOUD.
"ANTED-Al large qlantity Of Write oak logs.
w Apply at the SAW MILL,
Jan22-tf foot OF West St., Wilmington, Del.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-08
NOTICE.

TINAKE N0TICE.-PersOns selling or dlspOslng OF
a property must notify the Assessors. or they
VIII be held responsible for the tax. ALEXANDER
CHANDLER. SO Washington street, North Distii let
VIM. SPlLLEY, 2Ll Poplar street, South District
AssessOrs sixth street is the dividing line between
the TWO distficta jan26-tf
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-08
TUESDAY, May 2Sfh, 1872,
C A r p E T S,

Embracing Ingran Two and Three-plY Tapestry,
Brussels, Body Brussels, Velvet aud others
Sale To continue from day 10 day until the entire
stock is disposed Of the whole TO lie sold without
reserve In lots to suit all, for CASH
Sales to commence 10, A. NJ =, aad 7, p. M.
my22-u
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-08

Proprietor Wilmington Restaurant and Billiard
parlOr
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-08

NJ oTICE.-A stated meeting of tile mempers of
IN JEFFERSON COUNCIL No. ~, o. u. A NJ,
VIII be held Saturday evening, June sth, a *
OF Importance and OF interest to every member viii
be transacted. ~
le7-2t r. A. CHAMBERS. SeciH.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-07

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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-07

With the close of to-day ends the campaign
and as a fitting finale TO the well-fought bat
tie In a number OF Legislative districts there
will be grand rallies of the Republican voters
Speeches will be made by the most proml
nent members Of the party, and there Is but
little doubt that the enthusiasm which pre-
walls will be the sure presage of the glorious
victory Of the morrow.
The election of Gen. Chapman Is now Us
sured by majority far larger than that Of
last year, but unfortunately In some of the
districts there are petty cllquus, each led by
some dsa1ccted Republican who, while they
cannot hope to win, may take away vote
enough to defeat the regular candidates. Tt
these gentlemen we would say follow the ex
ample of Mr.. Boswell, withdraw from TIT
canvass, unite aud roll up majority oil
which all true Republicans may be proud.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-07

THE VENERABLE WN. IL. SEWARD has
written letter declaring his fidelity 70 the
Republican party and to the present Admins
trAtlOn. He says: II have seen no sufficient
reason to withdraw my vote from the prin-
ciples and policy which carried the country
safely through the civil conflict, or from the
party organization and candidates who repre-
sent them" Abuse OF Mr.. Seward by the
Tribune Is now In order.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-07

In another column to-day we print the
,anly letter OF Mr.. y. A. Boswell, In which
Ii withdraws from the canvass for Delegate
to Congress, and urges his friends to give
theih support 10 the candidate Of the Repub-'
llcau party, Gou. n. p. Chapman. While this
letter inay astoulsh those demagogues and
wlre-ppllers who for time had thought to
slaughtur politically the gentleman above
mentioned those who knew Mr. Boswell are
not SURPRISED They were convinced that
when he should become satisfied as TO the
rtate OF political feeling in the District he, as
the weaker candidate, would gracefully re-
tIro IRON the field and give his allegiance to
tho grea Republican party and its nominee.
We congratulate Mr.. Boswell upon his hand
some display Of manlness, and call upon his
many friends 10 come to his assistance and
staud by him lrrhls avowed Intention. This
Letter will not be forgotten, and ln coming
lime NJ. Boswell will, We believe, have cause
10 congratulate himself upon this action
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-07

WE DESIRE To SAY A WORD to our Repub-
llcan friends In the several Legislative dis.
tricts with regard to a scheme of the enemy,
which is the system of swapping" votes
for the District candidates as against the
Delegate 10 Congress. We have heard of
several propositions Of this kind having been
made In some of the districts, and take this
occasion To protest against any such project.
Our candidates are well able to stand on their
own merits, and we hope that our friends
will stefnly refuse any compromise with the
enemy.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-07

Mn. WIN. LLOYD GARRIsOS, In the last
| number of the IHdependeHt, handles Mr..
Greeley without gloves. He says From
the time Of the nomination OF George Wash
lngton for the Presidency OF the United
States until now there has never been q can
dldate for that office, Of whatever party
stripe, who allowed himself TO enter into tho
electIonocrlng field, travelling from State to
State like a Snowman, utterlng sell. laudatOry
harangues TO gathering crowds, covering
with OhlOQuy his political rival, and exert
Ing all his powers to secure his own election
Us the Wlsest OF statesmen and the most dis
tlnguished of patriots. Even the bad exam
Pile OF Andrew Johnson, swinging around
given circle, aud on all occasions pouring
out his malignant lnyectiyes upon loyal
Congress for not allowing him To play tho
role Of dictator, furnishes no exceptional
case, for his object was one Of self-eXculpa-
ton from the damaging charges brought
against him-nOt to gain a high position by
supplanting hated opponent. Il has been
left for Mr. Greeley (at present the most mis-
chevous person In the whole country 10 es-
tabllsh q precedent not to be found In Amerl-
can history and one ihcOmparably more TO
be hOnorod In the breach than In the Observ
ancc."
The Judgment Of Mr.. Garrison upon Mr..
Greelcy's late stamping tour Is the Judgment
of almost the entire country. Il was an
egotlstlcal, vulgar indecent exhibition for
which there Is not the shadow Of excuse or
Justification. 1t was piece OF the lowest
dcmagogism OF which no man with proper
appreciation of the high duties and RESPONSE
bllltics of tue office for which he has been so
strongly nominated except Mr.. Greeley
could possibly be guilty. II there was any
thing which Mr.. Greeley wanted to say par
tlcularly, there were abundant means ut Ills
disposal In which to say 1t other than by per
sonal harangurs from the platforms OF rail-
way cars. He had newspaper, from which
he has nOminhly RETIRED under his control,
and corps Of editors and reporters obedlent
10 his beck aud nod. Bat the fact Is the
temptation was too strong for Mr.. Greeley,
| aud his old habits had the complete mastery
over hun. For years he has been sort OF
a political, editorial Snowman, sent out by
shrewd business men 10 win subscribers for
the journal which they aud he own. They have
encouraged all his oddities and ecceutrlcltlss
In dress, In mode Of living, &c, purely US u
business operation. lIo Is almost the only
man 10 tue country, except Barnum, who has
encouraged other people to laugh at him,
provided they pay hun for the fun. Horace
Greeley with his old white hat and coat
and his phntaIoons In his boots has always
| been the best advertisement that the Tribune
had. For thirty years they have kept him In
this attire simply because II paid.
The mistake he has made Ia the present
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-07

Tue New York Erenilg Post In an article
on the results Of the campaign, says
THE canvass has done for Gen. Grant
what II has done for Mr.. Greeley-it has
brought out the characters Of both In q clear
and true light. The opinion Of, no doubt a
majority q the people has settled down upon
a just basis. The mistakes Of the Presidents
administration are seen to I've chiefly the mis-
takes Of lneNperience, and not deliberate
crimes. He has faithfully carried out the
laws Of Congress and usurped no power.
Tne one serious mistake Of his adminlstra-
tiOn-the attempt TO annex San Domingo
he promptly and gracefully corrected when
he found that the judgbcnt OF the people
was not In accordance win his own. Il has
been proved that he Is no gttt-taker. In his
| habits and methods Of life, ifhe Ia open to
any small criticism, he has the selt-respeCt
and frmness to follow tho bent u his own
harmless inCllnatiOns, and, as the Ma ton
aptly says, quoting Hosea Blglowt by time
/ we like man who arn't afeafd.' In the for
/ egn relations Of the Government he has, w
his 1rmness and temperate measures, set.
tied q most diihcult question OF diplomacy,
which for years has threatened the peace
Of the nation. He has reduced the ma
| tional debt. He has restored rebeliOus
States to comparative tranquility and good
| government and he stands to-day before the
people, In contrast with the estimates In
which he was held six months ago modest,
selt.Contalned, upright man, anxious to dis
charge arIght the duties Of his Office, ready
to profit by the experience OF the past, never
unmlndiul OF his responsibility TO the people,
with quite sufficient Intellect Tor the position
he fills, and with some elements Of character
that peculiarly nt him for that position
While Gen. Grant himself has never uttered
a word In his own defence the discussion Of
Ills character and Of the poluts of his admin
a 80 -" a.
brushed away like cObwcbs the cloud Of falls
witnesses that had been arrayed against him
and removed the most serious doubts which
were entertained by many honest minds"
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-07

CARL sCHURz was in town few days ago.
lie declined two or three Of his two-hundrcd-
dollar-and-cxpenscs-Pcr-sPecch engagements,
and rumor had 1t that he came here
for the purpose of settling that one thousand
dollar defalcation Of his at the Treasury De
partment. There Is no truth whatever In the
statement. lie is still indebted TO the Gov
eminent
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-07

The Trib'ms's principal business now
would seem to be to defano every Union sol
dier who stands by Gen. Grant and to praise
every Confederate soldier who supports Me-.
Greeley
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-07

SINCE JACKsONs TINE there has not beer
more cruel aud terrible warfare wagej
upon any mau In public or private life thar
upon Gen. Grant
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-07

The Republican voters of the Eighth Con.
gressional district of Wisconsin seem about
TO pick out Judge Henry Barron, late Fifth
Auditor Of the Treasury, as their candidate
for Congress. Judge Barron has hosts Of
friends In Washington who admire him for
his many genial qualities of character, and
respect him for his talents, energy and deyO-
ton to principle, and will be glad to see him
nominated, for the nomination of Judge Bar
ron In that district Is equivalent to an election.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-07

DURING THE LAST FOUR or Five MONTHS
the subject Of Gen. Grants horses and stables
has been, for want Of any more substantial
ground Of complaint against him, the source
Of frequent attacks and comment In the
Democratic and Liberal organs. In a recent
conversation on that point with a representa-
tive of the REPUBLICAN the President said ;
1.-THE World has declared during the sum
mcr that had seventy thousand dollars
worth Of horses at Long Branch-seyen
horses-ey0ry one Of which was worth ten
thousand, and all uf them able TO travel a
mile In three minutes. Now, II needed
three thousand dollars very much, | do not
believe that could get II upon short notice
for all of them So far from 1t being true
that they can all go mile In three minutes,
only one of them eau do II in less than Eve
One might possibly make mile In four, but
| have never tried Il +"
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-07

canvass Is In supposlng this ouire character
Ia going to win votes for the Presidency. His
faith in the gullabillty of his countrymeu il
too strong. The eccentricltles Of manner
and Of dress that help togct up Tribune clubs,
aud an lecture halls, and gather crowds
around railroad cars, will not carry States In
the electoral college. The Presidency Is a
very serious business, and the American peo.
pie will never put man In the Executive
Mansion whose appearance everywhere, on
even the most solemn occasions, even at an
execution, never fails to set the rislbles In
motion. Mr.. Greeley evidently entertains
the contrary idea, but he will he dlsabused
after November.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-07
A DESIRABLE AND WE'LL
BUILT HOUSE,

THRKE-SToRY AND BABEMENT FRENoH
ROOF, prssssdbriOk 'front.' vsrandAh In 'front.' piazza
In rear contains twelve rooms; has all the mo,iern
improvements such a. range LAtrobe Stoves Buffers
pAntfy, linen rooms, bath rooms, water o.ossts, de-
Ao. PAroF floor nieny flushed In walnut south front
In ever respect hnt-oAsa house.
In additieu 10 the above Ws hAye other desirable
properties tor sale Persons desiring residences or
property for Investment will please call on
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-07

Mr.. Shepherds report and defence Of the
Board Of Public Works Is exhaustive Of the
subject, and mastery aud complete refuta-
ton Of the Interpretations and vague
rumors which have been set afOat In the
community respecting the management and
conduct Of the board. Those who heard him
In Lincoln hall on Thursday evening last,
and those who have read his statements pub
llshed in the REPUBLICAN can go to the polls
aud vote understandlngly, and we doubt not
a large majority of our citizens will record
their votes fort delegates to the Legislative
Assembly and for Gen. Chapman aud all the
regular nominees Of the Republican party.
By so doing they will not only rebuke the
sham Democracy, but show themselves to be
In favor Of improving the nations capital In
| q manner to make 1t worthy to be the scat OF
| government Of a great and prosperous people.
| One must be amused at the many silly com
plants which are heard In the shape Of de-
nunciation Of the conduct Of the Board. We
will not bore our readers by recital Of the
lbcs and filings and innucndOCs which are
belched forth against tue gentlemen who con
stitute this board. Their work In the shape
Of the improvement Of the sewers, carriage.
ways and footways speaks for itself, and all
persons Of Just, cousiderate and Intelligent
appreciation will and do commend the board
for these much-needcd improvements.
The course of those who oppose the board
reminds us Of the Astute aud comprehensive
wisdom displayed by a certain municipality
down east on a memorable occasion.
They met to take measures for new jail,
and passed q series Of resolutions, a. fol-
lows
RsIolpsd, l. That ne will build a new Jail.
RfsOlped, . That we will build the new iAI
| out Of the material Of the old one.
RcToiped, .. That we will keep tho prisoners
| In the old jail until the new one ls done.
The enemies Of the Board OF Public Work.
would improve tho Districtof Columbia upor
this unique plan, and II their resolutions re
nected their ideas they would read something
| like this
Rc'OIpsd, l. That We are In favor Of Improve
| ments.
RSIoIpsd, = That We will repave the street,
and reconstruct the out VI the material o
| the old streets and sewers
| RfSOiBfd, .. That We will keep the streets ant
sewers as they are TIL the new ones are done.
This Is about the upshot Of the wisdom oil
these grumblers. They tread very closely Ii
the footsteps Of their illustrious predecessors
Down East" The people are disposed to lie
them grumble to their hearts content.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-07

WILL wHrTELAw REID come, upon III
stand and tell about that $3.50 per month.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-07

alt lisa wellknOWn TACT that In 1884 when the
nation appeared 10 depend upon the election oil
Abraham Lincoln, the actual results were Wide
" different from the most careful eanyass."-
The Tribune Of Saturday.
We hereby charge that In 1864, 'when the
life or death of the nation" depended upon
the election Of Mr.. Lincoln, Whitelaw Reid,
who was then the correspondent Of the Gin
cinnau Gazette, was paid three hundred and
fry dollars per month for slGndcring Mr.,
Lincoln In the interest of Mr.. Chase. win
Mr. Read deny the charger
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-07

RAILROAD SLAUGHTER would seem to be
on the increase In England Recent Parlia-
mentary reports on the subject state that the
number Of persons killed in 1871 is one hundred
more than 10 1870 In the former year those
killed amounted to 40i, and injured to ,26l.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-07
AT A BARGAIN.

A TwosTORY AND BASEMENT DOUBLE
HOUSE,, faces south, contains sixteen large, hn
rooms, besides closets, linen rooms, storeroom, Ae
has tVo bathrooms three water. closets, range fur
mace, latrobes, 40, House heated BY hot AlFi has
eeeaht lot iohung q Iee5 Inches by 100 ieet
s desirable properly, and is offered At bargain.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-07
racGRANp MNss MEErINii.

District Republican " uh)
A GRAND MASS MEETING
Of the
CITIZENS OF THE FIFTH LEGISLATIVE
DlSTHIT,
$3.50 O'Clock THIS CM1nhAy) EVENING.
October ., ISL,
AZ the CIRCLE, on PennsylvanlA avenue, near
- . = Twenty. second street west.
Hon; N. UbipmAn, Hon. q. L. Hulss, Hon. O. o.
goG, Hon, Arthur Shepherd, DT. A. p FaIdoa, y. o.
Reyes, u. A. hAn ard other distinguished speAk sFs
Will Audfoal the mnotinn Oa7
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-07
BSrTO TnE V9SS ,SIPs;; ~ ~ TlIE FOURTH

having been currently r.portod In the Fourth
district (aud without my sanCttoul that 1 had or
would withdraw from the canvass The peopis's In.
dependent candidate for the uOuss Of DelsFates I
desire 70 publicly announce to my tisnda thrt uRh
your columna that STICK. I ask the support of nv
friends In this election, and A. II IL not generally
understood how stand a. rrgNTda public Improve.
men, which In the District ausorbs more attention
than Any other Of poliuoal chAtacter I distinctly
state that am In favor Of the Improvement and
will support and sustain Ill udicious expenditures Of
the pub 10 moneys for thor final com pleiiou.
II Is desirable to avery good etiEsu Of the District
that the capita Of the nation should present enough
OF beauty 10 be pride 10 oveTT one who recognize
and respects the v Of our great county Congress
will surely appreciate the lust demands upan them
for assistance In what must be termed a nAiiona Al
duty, aud our citizens will meet them libSTAliy 10
these much desired improvements
The cities Of WAsblogtou aud GsNtgetowu cannot
boas Of commerce, manufactures And all those great
pHncipea q gathering wealth that tend 10 build and
beauty but they are ready 10 meet the II uAtion
lar A. their money Will 20. Just assessment on
property 10 futthsr improvements according to thg
benefits derived or the damage sustAlnsd il in,
motto and no fh,t man can say nAy TO H. repre-
sentative without favor prejudice IL my platform
lhAll, elected, endsAvor represent all classs
OOtl9t Ms. YARwOOD.
nArPROPIg's ASSOCIATION,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-07
Educational.

MEDiCAL DEPARTMENT.
GRORGRTOWN COLLAGE
WAsHlNUrOk, u. U.
The 1Wentythir Oonrssof Lectures IN this instiu-
tlOn will commence 90 MONDAY, October 2, and
end In the following March.
PROF. LOUIS AAOKALt. "a 81. D., will deliver
the introductory Lecture on MONDAY, October =.
At y .. IN. -.
FACULTY,
ROBLE YOUNG, NJ. d.,
Professor Of Principles and PfActioe OF Medicine,
General Pathology Abd Medical kthica,
y, ODOARDO HOWARD, ~. D.,
Professor Of Obststrie. And Diseases Of Women aud
uhlldrou,
JOHNSON kLIOT, N. d,
Professor OF fTinolplaa and Practice Of SuFRoFT
JAMKs X. MORGAN, M. D.,
Professor Of MAtsriA Modlea, therapeutics and Med.
teal Juriaprudenoe.
JOHN q. b. HOLATOh, N. D.,
Professor Of Anatomy,
LOUIS MAOKAlL, "a, NJ D.,
Professor Of phlul0l0Ky.
BENZ, II, HKDRlUK, A. b.,
Professor Of OhemlatTy and ToIieul ogy.
WARWICK BVANS, M. d,
Demonstration.
q. /. hAuhUDkR, N. D.,
pfOnootOr,
For clErulaII and further !nfsEmatlon apply To
JOHNSON KI.luT, M. d. Dean,
oei-lm 1lO street north.set
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-07
DYER 4 DATIDSON.

Northeast corner seventh Vt. and LoulsIara ave. =,
Rol. EntrAnoe aus Seventh street northwest
EARM FOR SALE OF 1870 AOREs-IMPRovR.
II hkHTS good and substantial; plenty OF wood,
w II fenced, choice peach and apple orchard; the
pu est OF water At the door, TiuAtOn for health
suTpansedi three miles IRON Annapolis Junction.
Apply 10 A. BgliWAHrz,
s'rH .soft 1I0 p m JlvaplA Ayenue.
LNulNE AND BOILER FOR sALE - ONE
~ l2horso power upright boiler and euRine, In
good Iunnlug order, for sale at
t., ROBERT PoR1NERs BREwEIYI
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-07
Personal.

NoII0E-ThAT <. ., justin, Sis D sFRKKT,
~ between sixth and Seventh llroela north Nst
oil! custom mAds second. hand Oothlng Al leSs thAn
bali the cost Of rSady made new onea. NJ B,-eooopd.
hsna otA kinds bouEht a. fair cash prices.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-07

49, IRTkENTHD DISTRICT. - 1T
having been announced that would DO sup
ported By Many Voters for Delegate 10 the Isss-
Ah!e Asssmby, from the Thirtcsnth district, here
by desire TO male II known that the announcement
was made without my knowledge or authority, and
that am not eAnd ate Tor the position, but shAll
support Nm. SARnD and trust NY ffi-ud. EIl do tho
same. loci 81 GMAI4.t.S EnMONn1nh.