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Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1872-02-21

NHEAbUKEKB OFFICE,
Il WILMINGTON WESTERN r. r. Co
Wilmington, Del, Feb. It'll, isI2
NINTH INSTALMENT
Notice is hereby given that the Board OF Directors
nave called the ninth insament, ten per cent Tor As
per share) upon the capital stock Of the company.
payable al the Treasurers ONCE, Room o. ExehanGe
Building, on or before Wednesday. Feb a9d. 1s79
fehT-s-10-12-i4.15-iT-i9 2i-22
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1872-02-21
Enst aud 1Cnua.

4 oST-on Sunday, in Market street, between 18th
II and l4th, Scotch Pebble SHAWL PIN. The
Under Will be suitable rewarded by leaving 1t at Mr.
GEORGE JACKS Jewelry store, No. sos Market
Street. fehig.lts
Wochenblatt des westboten. (Columbus, Ohio) 1871-1872, 1872-01-18
/ Mau hafte ben Muan III.

Ser salrst gailin fibrt Die llrfaAe elmer Wlsnss
araaeGsten ai,f bic llilitts, ben Inn eeim atbea-
lcfen, alaienn ooer uadenn rfTen su haltsn, suria
STE eiaent6intfidten sppasats, ,psftss Sas innsre
Drgan beri9laie narEeasn, Gle gaisnmufasln nap
bic Ausflsinuns Der 9alsnihleimhaut nit fsinsn
9drAen.s sFnb sssmiiisrma6sn Die s5ailopaaen Der
[ l8anaena. lts6er biefsn @esenifann 1artsb Gatftn
! Elm gAsiftAsn, oaS iiilnrnstr Or: 8. g. SfaAs
unter ns,st Stel ,gefAtciener Mano sr6dlt ssitnba
iibsrfebf bat. Defn 9isnlHen fomeel, ats and Dem
g6ietsslc hetsttss III nisiem 8ahs, lit Der Wiunb
sur al.sfnabne NIB ann &ausn Der ssabruns far ben
Maasnf fctnis fir annere 3psae sssstsn; Die Ns~
isnHffnnnssn atsr uater brsnl fsinen pnb faiersea
ltsbsssuas tatsn bic 9s1immuns, Die Cuff BEL i9-
rem SurAsause su reinissn lnS ~ tparmen, icn,it
aabtr Bel Zen lnngen Wa1s Ill itsben nnD Die 2nft-
frSnn.ng III benlstten tpabreno fes SAlafeus abju
GnsiIen un6 III resuiirsn. Sat Sic Gift bieIsn se-
aseimnibpcasn Mstnisunssprc;s6 ourassinabt 10
III s EFT rem ssa,s nm rom Dtsnfasn seatbnte
81 wsrhsa; ns66alb if es aber uaflng, nee suft IN
sneppsltsr Wlenee auf 2 gassen in Die 2unasn aa
laiIen rStrenh fisneh NIT soniasiSisn Stnfsn aus
.her umse6uns uerunrsiai9t 1T. smasi. H
Wochenblatt des westboten. (Columbus, Ohio) 1871-1872, 1872-01-18
9as Satlaneiiidle Rapter.

? Ser bsatise 8srfetr rpn 8rlf 81 Dclf ruff i,.s
tereiiante unb eissntbamlibe gr1Aeinunsen berucr
ssSm furaer Belt msrhen mir Yapisrselh 6aben, 5u
neifsn 9erteaun8 Sapan ben Stpff ssltsfert Cat
Oie Gruferei bon gfaumann In Sranffurt an
Nlain lit tereits bsihaftist, mittela iapaneflhm
Yapisrs iapansilAes paper8etp ber5nfellen, bel'
fen SfaHabmung bofTeatlt9 allen Siniten Der Sal
fber lpcttsn ,pirb nnb baS BOT anfrem Yapier 5is
.sleia DEN @crsas srDberer Danereaftisfeit bsfst
unlere 8apierniitllsr bsnusen tn ner 9anptiadbt
nod in,rner 2un,pen, mtnn aud bic nnBebenre gu.
nabme bes 8apierrerbranhes fie gs1punsen fat, 3t
6ols, Strpb, Gsparlette als @usbilfen 3n sreifsn,
Su Sapan fennt man bic Bennsuns Bon eumpsn
nibt uno arbeitst aud init ben plumpiten meAani,
}Hsn 9rrriatanssn. Srrsoem spirb sin Yapisl
bsrseitsnt, nit Dem nas uniriSe fh uiht rerslst
den fanr. Sem Srsmnen, Der in Ssobc feins gins
saafe ntaat, n,ub bic srr6e MannisfaliiSftit be'
Yapierfsrten aliTalen. Wtun fat na 9apier fiji
@siuas an Den 6cf, nnb fir @ssierunssbspsldsn
Papier fir ginlapunsslAreihsn uno Gladphnfhs
Yepier fir Dihtsr uno Nialer, Yadpapier jeee'
Mrt, BON pelbsm eins Scrte hlcs fir Gelbeafe
cine annere fir g4eibrauA, cine brittle fiir 3ahn'
pnlper, cine rierte fir auaen rerrenoet wirn
3abaps hnp Sic fir bGualide pner teAn!lHe 3re'
fs bsitimn,teu 9apieraren.
Da sisbt ss gapier, weldes bic Steue uniers
gapeten rsrtritt, Papier als 8steicunS Der SHrdn'
fe umb Sbiiren, als usberaus fir Sonnens nnS Ste'
asnlairme. als Grfas beg Glafes bei saternen uni
Senfsrn, 9apter fir ,9erRelluns BON BSrfen, Ba
hsrn, Wasfen unb Sabafstpisn. Ser iapaneflh
Dspisrmaher irsiB Dem papisr bic SGrte nes Sol
les au. aeben unb ss in sinsn Stcff 3u rernanheln
uether faf isns Vsrm an5unebmen I'm Stanee 1T
Manlhetten unb !9alsarasen pom Yapier iinh fs
mns niAt mshr sans uafetannt, aber 5u Often mn
Nesenmantsln baben MIR uns nod niht perfie8en
Die iapanefIhen SplSaten trasen Yapierbate, ni
Iih au1ammenla alassn laiIen, Sci Den bDasren 8lai
fen fnDet man stpet 8opftebefunssn BON neuielbe
gtcffe. Die cine 1T isbr nanertat nno NIT sinsr
Sirnib iiberSpssn, bic anbere III lsbt unp fest mi
elm G.rrbbut aus. 9sebsn benz &ssenmantsl %
Yapisr 1T Der pcrnebme Sapaner nod nit eine'
Salaentuh BON papsr aussefattet. Saarnaeelr
Ganbatenfhnirs unn irsar 9repptadeer ponasapis1
Ser GcbfrT mirn BON 8aamen coer Strdu
den ssmpnnsn. Sn Der &ssel rirb Die @inne b
papier.M Mauleesrtaums (Broussonclsa Papyrif
ray bennst.
gluBsr Gem 9apiermaulbeerbaum liefsrt Der ST
lii6aum cine &inne, aus Der fd en sbenfc fASn
papisr seuinnsn Idet. Ser 3aii slsiht infer
a1eine unb rerlarst sinen ieuaten Brben uns e
miInes &lima. Sin nsutidsr aDinter miirSe u
: tHntsn, ater In DEN enSlifhen, namentlih irilt
Gsssnnen, no fsine 9Frilh reift assr Der Ssrbs
Wochenblatt des westboten. (Columbus, Ohio) 1871-1872, 1872-01-18
Wumisu,nti5Mes.

Sas j,nae Mmerifa fat bsreits feline n,n,isnoz
t;sh,n sfutimitSten uns afnt;nuors. ,,nh ,no,hsa
Rinb trdot einen Gent In eue,, @ausp saassn far.
Sen "a. tpsnn Cd Ism an nsn red,ten Wpann brSfts
fc pel erbalten lpiree. nm, enen aau;eu audsrfro,
faassn M fSnnen. Gos 81. 81. .Spurnola entbisft
far,lih fcfaenben ,,umismatill5sn geriAt,
Ser Inn aQaemeinen 'nii6t lonserli6 rclpeftirta
amerifaniIsas .Dsnnp," BON grrahlsnsn ipeaen bes
Balaae8 IN Sen gaSthen ntebt sbeu aeru 1enpnrnen.
BON Sen Ileben naThbaften aisinen 6inasaen Gin &C.
aebr,n spertber NrtifI bat aud, ieineS Siipre. uaa
iinb btefe mnn,eu aus ben eraen SabraSnasn oIs
,po6re gforitateu ron beu saau,ismotiferu in ben
neusasn RsitIsuften lebr osludt. Inter Dem eltcn
lRiinssn, ,pte lie 6si DEN @plcnfen i'm gserfebr
,parers. iii Der ipaenannte .gar genta cine pebre
Naritdt unO bari ii, Der gamn,luna zines dhten
aVifn,lanr,ferB nidt febIsn. Gr mar has primis
tire Sauidmittel i'm gereebr Set golcnslfsn, Sid.
.nlump unb oeferbt. em Sabre 1893 ,puroe Ser
srfe ,,enr enswefb &c gers5 aematht, 4upferreuuies
III praaeu. nccb mar bic sldn,s nrh niat in elmer
poli{ianoia uraftifableu Sperattcu. goie 9rdauno
psn 93 pirs pcu BEN @annlern Der 9sttsns sDennps
aenannf. .peoen elmer um DEN @auo berum aeprGas
len Gfecerfettc. ffott bereu SpSter lte 5erue ans
aebrodt tpuroen. meaen ibres eurielen 9(usSebens
snadten Bic bamoltaen Generetipneu itda ibsr Siels
"a o,ttens sss,nn;,sa oft fui1ia gremrlare eielss
Mnniss brinasu ,psnn sis nsS iraeuS,pp ofaelpiir.
,rarben. einen asreis BON 500.
Gin asosrss gremsfar einee In ben,lelfsn Sa6xe
oeprSoten aseanies mil ener fleiaen 9erlAsSsnbeit
IN Der Niour Der Nrei6eitsaSttin FAT ,psaen lsiuer
geltenbsit oleid,sn Wertb. s a.'...
{ Oie gefoniaImTn,en umfafIen bsu .Viuetree.
b .Hiustrse. Q girnsnesa .aorb 8altimcres g6iDina.1
ii aorh goftimsrez eirnenee. ..aorb asa.tin,pps.
+ sreet q bersn wreife ,pilhsn s12 tissie sariirsn
Mm,rifaui9he gsnts son 1892. 1899. 1omie Sic
! son 1904 isf4 unS 1929 GnS ouBnebmenp lsltsu
uns perSsn ron eisbbo6ern ppn aHan,en aut be,
,osft. G5ut ersaltsne Grsn,plars Bon "a ,per<
sen ,nit 500 uns 800 mil $40 nrp @tia te,oblt.
! Sin Sent pem Sabre 1901 bradte s18. 9ieieht
noh hin uns ,pisssr sorfommsnpeu orpaeu pfu,ns
n,n Sunfsresntffiifs 1inb isit Dem a6pe 1867 Surd
sis @ifeffiias .ismrid, ssrSrduat.
Salbeentlfade anb In iensm lanaen 3eitraun,c
Wochenblatt des westboten. (Columbus, Ohio) 1871-1872, 1872-01-18

Egefee tnufns BITTER 10 pprT9tis alsmSsliA binen,
seb 1traB unD barn fHrifen He, 70 rafh fie adst
9sehtsn init a,ibtritsr Graft Der 9tute ss1aacbabt
stStnBs sn tnnaisn, ben, nabften aanne 5l. 81
Wochenblatt des westboten. (Columbus, Ohio) 1871-1872, 1872-01-18

- Cine Sub In 9albpias tranf cine Guantitat
9FrT9branntrrsin unb wurne heicHsn tuts Gin Sn-
bellad. Ssstmeinen Die Seute ecrt, saB I'm 3us
fllnft nur W.ilhpunln seben refec
Wochenblatt des westboten. (Columbus, Ohio) 1871-1872, 1872-01-18

Cine d enBtit1 W orb to al 1T III Souls
bile BON elmer 5ar69en Yanlers Sane 2sDs Dsriibt
woroen. DieIeIbe ftebt unter Der Nnflaae, ibre g.
iabrise Nihte ermoroet 5u baben. Gs iii naDselpie
len, bab iie bas Gino in einem sibel poa giswefier
baoete unb es suans, nafie Ssleiber beim ifdrtfen
Jrofte su trasen. Sic gab Der Gieinsn Milda ~
trnfen. in tuelder Sabaf geSeeatipar ano braG isr
burd) S6idge slvei 0ippen en!3Dei.
DerreiGlineReeen n, ueld,er oteien g8inier
in galiforpien bereits gefalsu III, fidert iensal
staaie cine borireffliae GrHis. 2ie San Sran.
eseo abenopOit nelbet: rSenlouo hat terednst.
oaB in galiForen in osienl SATIRE bersits ,S0000o
Mdsr nit aBei5en beIdet iuureeg an0 Ger 8nrsas
iAnitisertras ouf 20 gaIde! per adsr ssrssDnst
ueroen fam. moraus iidb Elm aBsjener.rag BON 36
Wiiaionen Buldel fur ben gtaat ereiebt. 9sdEet
man $ per 8aihel uao os 3difteflr cen genian.
10 blelbt als aeinaepinu fir ben 5taat ad3t5ehn
Wiuionen Dollars aug Der gysi5enpro6aftioa. eSn
feinsm 9taate Der Welt fam raan in 9etrsff Der
grnteausIi1ten i'm BOreus 10 ider rsGnen, als in
GalifDraen, Ia bier oer &eeeafaa DDus Sttober bis
Tebruar In Der 2esel maBseSsao ii. Air babea1es
reits aessn genue, uu, elmer Iiitslernte ldaer 81
iein unb bic ausIt9ten aaf reer s5e9en iino ei'
befen."
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-03-28
How Shall We Appoint

In the forthcoming State Convention
on the 9th inst. to appoint delegates
10 tile National Convention, it is now
evident that our new congressional
lastricts will not be formed SO as 70
peunit of dividing the delegates on the
basis o. nine districts. We therefore
suppose the Convention will give three
delegates to each Of the present Con-
gressional districts, leaving four to be
chosen at large. We think this the
correct plan, especially as it is the one
wc have always adopted heretofore.
Let the delegates from each Congress
onal District hold caucus and agree
upon their candidates and report them
to the Convention for its approval
merely.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-03-28

fhc Senate Of this State has taken an
story step towards compulsory edu.
ion compelling the Attendance upon
ool of every child ofcompetent age
at least sixteen weeks each year un-
in case of sickness or poverty.
6en1tor Beardsley, of Des Moines
anty, was its special champion. max
an earnest, able and lengthy speech
IN the subject. Some OF its oppo-
Its were 80 foo.ish as to assume the
5sition that it was trenching upon the
berty of the citizen and anti-Repub-
IN. Such sentiments are the silliest
all silly statcmanship. The common
Shool system Of this country, pushed
brward to perfection as it is capable
Il being. and one feature Of which
kill, at some time if not now, be incor-
Iorlted into il, viz: compulsory edu-
,ation," is the very ground work, the
,oyner stone upon which republican
liberty rests, if 1t is to be permanent
The honest and intelligent legislat ol
State or National, knows this and viii
let uponit.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-03-28

Two weeks after tho nomination OF
Jud 70 Davis, for President, and the
writing and publication of his letter Of
acceptance, and in day or two after
the result OF tho New Hampshire elcc-
ton is known, the telegraph sends over
the country denial OF the authentici-
ty Of the letter.
Tho trouble apparently is. that the
kL,bof Resormers panned out SO poo.ly
- New Hampshire, that the Judge
ANTS now to take back his very laconic
ttcr. Only 652 Labor Re.orrners
erc found IN New Hampshire which
as supposed to be one Of their strong
d.. We don't wonder the Judge
sicS OF his Presidential cnistlc.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-03-28

The following is the text of IN act
approved on the. 9th of the present
month, to repeal the tax on canned
meats, hsh, and other articles Of that
kind. 1t is OF great interest to mer-
chants and business men in this vi
cinity.
ABe it en,cted BY the Senate and
House OF Representatives Of the
United States of America in Congress.
assembled, That from and after the
passage OF this hct SO much of Sched-
nle G Of the internal revenue acts as
imposes tax on any ttcan, bottle, she'll
fish, fruits, vegetables, sauces, sirups.
prepared mustard. Jams, or jellies.'
be, and the same is hereby repealed
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-03-28

Frank Leslie has lent (2) his illns-
trated newspaper to the Democrats,
who have set an English caricaturist
at work to maliyn and insult the Re-
publican party, its actions and leaders,
and now the New York Tribune
comes ont and says that frank Leslie
has done good political service Of
late"
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-03-28

Mrs. Edward Jenkins Anderson, of
Keokuk, who has had three husbands,
and speaks four languages flnently, was
recently arrested and bound over to
court for stealing the Insignificant sum
Of $50 from female colored person of
respectability who carries on hair
dressing establishment.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-03-28
Respecting the Confederate archives,

Respecting the Confederate archives,
about whose mysterious disappearance
so much has lately been said, the edi-
tor of the Charlotte IN. Co. Democrat
States that wncn, IN Apru, IcCD, Tsn,
Davis and his "Cabinet" fled South
ward, Cooper, the Adjutant-G General,
had charge Of the books and papers,
and that after getting them as far as
Charlotte, was unable to move them
further South. They were therefore
stored At that place, and when divis-
ion of the Federal army subsequently,
occupied it. were at once shipped to
Washington. This is probably cor
rect statement Of the matter.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-03-28
DIS MONIES. March 2l. IS7

EprToRs COURIER Another day has
,een passed in whackinge away at the
.ilroad tariff. Before the regular set
u took place however, three bills were
two of which are of consid-
cradle interest to the people.
The bills introduced were az follows :
Fl. #. 367. bill for an act to amend
chapter 26 Of the laws ofthe Thirteenth
General Assembly, In relation to fem
ces.
n. F. 3eS, a bill for an act to amend
Section 22lS, OF the Revision oflS60 in
relation to rcIits. The bill provides
that when rent remaius unpaid for 9
period of three days, tenancy shal
terminate at will. on any day whatever
upon the tenant receiving ton days no
tice, except in cares OF tenants occupy
ing farms and cpltivating the same.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-03-28

sentatives Of this State !:
+ Yeas-Ainsworth, Appleton, Ballin-
ger, Beatty Of Cedar, Beatty of Jasper,
Beryh, Blackma1l, Blake, Blakeiy, Bliss,
Bonewitx, Caldwell, Campbell, Cartleil,
Carver, Christoph. Clark &c Rsnton,
Clarke Of Iowa, Close, Crawford, Dam
forth, Davis, Davisson, Day, Dayton,
Draper, Dumont, Duncan, Durham,
Ellsworth. Ericsson. Evans, Flenniken,
Freeman, Gear, tSoodspeed, Green,
Hall, Hanan, Hanson, Hebcrling; He-
wett, Hilton, Hopkirk, Hovey, Irish,
johnson, Kasson, Keables, Leahy, Lee,
Isitzenberg, McAllister, Mcclure,
Mccoy. Mcrrell, Miller, Morrison,
Newbold, O'Donncll, Paul, Peet,
Reuther, Rice, Rohlfs, Rule, Sandry,
Schweer, Secor, Skillin, Stedmail,
Stewart, Stow, Struthers, Tasker,
TeaIc. Tufts, Van Meter, Written,
Wilson OF Keokuk, Wilson of Wash
ington, Wood of Clay, Wood of Story,
Wright Of Van Bnren, Mr.. Speaker
81.
Nays -Beresheim, Booth, Butler,
Caldwell, Duncombe, Maxwell, Mills,
Perkins, Tuttle, Van Deventer, Van
Saun, Williams, Wright Of Mills.-l2.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-03-28

Intense excitement was produced in
the British House Of Commons when
Sir Charles Dilke's resolve to inves.i.
gate the expenses of the crown came
up. Efforts were made to have him
ruled out of order, to intimidate him,
10 talk him down, and to groan and
hiss bim down, but all to no purpose,
and he proceeded in firm and moder-
ate tone of voice to introduce his re-
solve. He called for the returns of the
Auditor for each year since the access
sion of Queen Victoria, for a specific
statement of the income and expendi.
teres OF the Crown for the same period,
the estimate for fees of installations,fo for
robes. collars, badges and royal pres
erts. for the conveyance OF distinguish
ed personages To funerals of the royal
family, the expenses of the coronation
Journeys of the Queen, repairing pala-
ces, allowances to truinpetess. water
men aud chamberlain, and numerous
other expenses pertaining 10 the royal
household for the past ten years, and
finally for the returns OF incomes from
Duellies of Lancaster and Cornwall,
and of the total amount paid to the
Prince of Wales. Having succeeded
in reading his motion to the end, though
frequently interrupted, Sir Charles
proceeded to support II in q speech
Derisive laughter was heard from all
parts of the House, from the gallaries
as well as on the floor. during its de-
livery, and the confusion at times was
so great that the voice OF the speaker
was inaudible. Sir Charles, however.
continued, through all the noise and
din, to the close Of his remarks, when
his motion was seconded by Mr.. Her
bert. the rnember from Nottingham
Mr.. Gladstone then arose. when order
uas at once restored. The Premier
took Sir Charles to task severely for
several errors. aud said that one who
assumed to instruct the public should
at least be accurate. He contradictcd
pogitively the statement that the civil
list had Increased, and denounced as
miscllievous the speech made by Sir
Charles at New Castle. At the con-
clusion, Mr.. Gladstone urged the
House, on every ground, torejcct the
motion. Mr.. Herbert endeavored to
speak, but his voice was drowned with
groaus and hisses Of 20 divide" The
| speaker az the House insisted on the
prescrva ion Of order. and a'number OF
member left the chamber. The visi-
tors. and reporters, galleries were
cleared after three Intellectual attempts
to ccll the House. because Of The noise
kept mp therein. Aftcr several at
!. ternpts the House divided with the re.
suit Of two for the motion and sIi
against it. The result was greeted
| with cheers and laughter.
Rnr,invton n aritatinr the subject o
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-03-28
The returns are all I'M Of the election

The returns are all in Of the election
in New Hampshire except from
Two unimportant towns. The vote
stands as follows: Straw, 1Ss,702 !;
Weston, 35361; Cooper, 552 Black
mer, AL Straw's majority over anis
.l,3ls, over his Democratic competitor
2,3il. Cooper was tho Labor Reform
candidate and Blackmer the candidate
Of the Temperance party.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-03-28
The United States is the countr

The United States is the country,
par excellence for newspapers, and
their number is legion, almost every
village having its local press. In the
West they start 4 newspaper when
they build the first church aud first
school-house, and plant their first corn
field. This National trait was fully
illustrated as far back rs the Mexican
war, whom newspapers werc establish-
ed wherever our army penetrated, for
there were plenty of men in the ranks
who could handle the rife and the
composing-stick with equal dexterity.
"Docs there happetp to be a printer
here r asked poor dear old General
Scott, on this occasion, whep ne wish-
ed to have proclamation sIset up.A
A printer! Fancy his simplicity
more than two hundred sturdy typos
stepped two PAGES to the front at the
summons.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-03-28

Since tho coup d'etat, Gen. Sickles
has been named the erie Reaping
Machine" The exploits entitled him
to the honor werc the harvesting Of
Field, and the throshing and cleaning
out Of Gould and his ring.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-03-28

This is the way the Boston Post re-
ccives the news of the result in New
Hampshire:
The inclement weather compels our
roostcrs to stay in the coop this MORN
ing. They are patient birds.
The weather and tho voting were
both bad in New Hampshire on the
18th.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-03-28
j. II. Fisn, Chairman.
s. B. THRALl, Secretary.
wn PROTEST..

An trrepressloie Prestdent-makcr
md violent opponent Of Gent Grant
states, in conversation, under no ban
Of secrcsy expressed or implied, that
the Hon, Games F. Wilson, Of Iowa,
should haFe said to him that IL Grant
would geSout Of the way, be (Wilsos)
could be dominated for President.
4 Now, how often or to how many
this, heretofore quite prominent, poli-
tician has made the same remark, we
know not, but we protest against such
lbuse of Mr.. Wilson, right here In his
own home. The Hon. James F. Will
son IL Justly esteemed throughout the
length and breadth of Iowa, as . states-
map of whom all our people are proud |;
and he iserccognizcd thru ghout the
Nation as an able and honorable meln-
Der Of the great party Of Freedom.
We believe that he has mo- desire to be
considered in the way, nor will he per-
nit for one moment his name to be
suggested as against Genl Grant II
| it be true that Mr.. Wilson has given
any countenance whatever to move
ment contemplating the setting aside
If the President and the nomination o
himself, then are we egregiously mis-
taken in our estimation of him. w
believe that Mr.. Wilson, like the grea
mass of the Republican party Of low
aud of the nation, has the fullest conf
dence in the integrity and ability Q
/, | the President, and that the demands O
! the hour, in the light Of the best intel
ests of the party, Of the country, an
, of success, require the denomination (
> Grant.
And, further, we believe that NJ
Wilson, even in the matter of his cal
didacy for Vice President, would nj
a for one moment urge II, If it were |
; operate against the interests of Ger
: Grant, in the slightest degree.
!, other words. we think that it Is 4
. wish Of Mr.. Wilson, and The Repub'
cans OF Iowa, that his nomination +
Vice President shall be altogether
n secondary consideration to that mu
). more important matter, viz: the ,
y nomination Of the President. We q
Of the opinion that no objection wou
be made, except by few sore-hca,
1 Af. ~
i, if such : declaration Of sentiment VI
d made by tho State convention on
s, 9th inst. We therefore repeat Il
we again protest against such an MT
misrepresentation of the position
es Mr.. Wilson, as Is conveyed In the
Is mark above stated. We repudiatc
story Is untrue n toto.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-03-28

Henry O'Connor is going to stump
Il ii Connecticut. As an earnest and
effective stumper the Nutmeg State
will never have gr.e)ater.