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DonRowED In order to pay in full for
their new building, the managers Of
the az, Il Women's Home were Obliged to
borrow $1,000. The interest upon this, with in
creased expenses will require more money than
has heretofore been necessary. and it ia hoped
the public will not withdraw their support from
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srRISd TERM.-The spring term Of Taylor 4
Janksons Scientific, Classical. and Commercial
Academy, at Eighth and Wollaston streets, opens
un Monday, March 18th. Thia academy is open
TO both sexes, and ranks among the best ednca-
iional institutions 10 the city
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ANNUAL EnEorIoN. The annual election, for
Directors Of the Delaware Fire Insurance Com
pany, will take place at the office OF the compa
ny. No COS Market street, on the afternoon OF
Monday March 4th.
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LOCAL INTELLIGENGk.



Rilnington for Philadelphia,
as, $40 1880 a M; 1870, 400, 400, b.t2 1.in,
1890 D. m. Sundays $50, 1920 p. m.
Wilmington fbr Nep Tsrt
1880 a. N. i2.20 and n42 p m.
Wilmington loT Baltimore,
1889, 2os and lo.OQ a m los and b.l7 p. m
RilniagtoA for Harrington,
1855 a m freight with passenger attached and
1910 a m; 6,25 p m There is Loo y IN train
70 New Castle.)
Wilmington for cOatesvills Redding RethlhsH a'Si
f0ttsUfue
$50, and 1880 a IN. 20 and 500 p. IN
Philadslphid Ior Wilmington,
$780, llOO and 11.95 a m. 280 400, 300, gW', s.OV
and II. 30 D. IN. Sundays 800, l1.S0 p. m.
Trains arrive IRON. DelatDare R. r.,
500 from New Castle) l01b a. m. ass, 1000 p. M.
(The latter subject to deays)
Trains arrive from W. d r. r.,
$40 a. m. 240, rs and s 10 p. m.
ry- See time tables for further Particular
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For THE DELAWARE RIVER TRADE. - Samuel
Seeds is building at fredericksburg, on the Nanti-
coke river, for Capt. Cathcart, Of New Jersey, a
new schooner of $40 tons capacity, which is in
tended as wood craft for use on the Delaware
river 1t is 30 feet long. % feet inches in beam,
and & feet inches in hold. 1t il expected that
the vessel will be ready for service by the last
of March.
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Boots aud Shuss.

NJ OTICE.-The Old boot and shoe stand Ga.
IN recently occupied by Nicholson 4 Foulk &N3I
will hereafter be conducted by L. H. Foulk sEy
All work and orders will receive his individ- ekS
ual attention Your patronage is solicited.
L. II. F0ULK,
100 West second Street
WILMINGTON, DBL, April l, 1870. apqtf
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Boarding.

OARDING.--A few gentlemen cau be accomo
, dated with board at
febs-f 231 WALNUT STREET.
T7NWo VACANT ROOMS at
sepli-em 800 DELAWARE AVENUE.
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ALTERATION OF SroRE.-Mr. T. NJ. Culbert is
closing out his stock of hats &c, at SOB Market
street, preparatory to altering the plan OF the
of one on Market street One Of the stores will
be occupied as a hat store, the other will be for
rent Work will soon be commenced.
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At the hearings, last evening and this morn.
ing, there were seven cases before the Mayor
for drunkenness. Fined, in each case, 80 cent
and ooata
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SAMUEL W. MccAuLLEY.

ConVeyhncer, Real Estnte Agent and finn
missioner for PennsyIvantn,
Gonveyancing in all its branches
changn aIss1tlon given to buying, selling, ex-
rnatnglng ana renting real estate ana colsrttn,,
money carefully invested and loans ncQotta.od an
ooI sta ala mortgage, with ample security w VII
Information cheerfully given upon annl,c.t,,,,
either In person OF by letter, 1PO" "pphca'Ion,
OFFICE mo. 6O2k Market str..,.
wilmington, Del, Second Floor. fo,,,oeu,
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APPOINTED. Joseph L. Thatcher, received,
yeterday, an appointment as carpenter in the U.
s. Navy. Mr.. Thatcher will probably be assigned
to duty on the Portsmouth.
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=. CENrAAL CHGkcu-Rev. Mr.. willard, Of New
Haven, Connecticut is announced to preach id
this church, next Sunday morning and evening.
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Association meeting.
Sale by Ogle Miller.
Loan Association meeting.
city Item-Game and Fihh.
Sale of hats &c, at Culbert's.
Taylor Jackson's Academy.
Peffumery, &c-W. 4. Alrichs.
Mortgage for sale-D. 4. Hawkins
Northumberland Shaw. Phlla.
Residence for sale-D, Z. Hawkins.
City Items Commercial Job ONCE.
Opera Gasses-Boughman, Thomas Co.
Kindling wood-springer, Morley Cause.
The Home Loan Association meets this even
ing.
Bridgeville circuit pays its minister $1,000
salary
Waterproof and waterproof circulars at Lich-
tenstein's.
The probabilities are that the Opera House
will be well-tillsd, this evening.
Boughman Thomas 4 Co.. have just received
new importations Of Opera glasses.
The Smyrna Mite Society's entertainment has
been postponed till Saturday (to-morow.)
The Dover NJ. +. Church recently contributed
$500 to the Missionary fund in single day.
The annual offering OF the Smyrna NJ. i.
Church to the Missionary fund this year, is Sl09.
Gs.
If you are in need of hat or umbrella attend
Culbert's auction sale this evening at 503 Market
street.
1t is expected that the public school in Sussex
near Trinity Church, will be closed in March for
lack of funds.
The members of the Abraham Literary Asso
citation are notified of an important meeting or
Friday evening next.
Special meeting Of the stockholders Of the
Mutual Loan Association will take place this
evening at II o'clock.
The La Fayette HOTEL Ninth and shipley sts
is not for rent. Mr.. Jas @. Pierson, the present
genial proprietor, " stays on"
1t is said that the Rev S S. Sturges, OF the
Smyrna Presbyterian Church will resign his
pastorate on the first OF March.
1.-THE Five Lovers story for Coqpettes'
will be the story in to-morrow's COMMERCIAL
1t will be completed in the one issue.
The Annual meeting of the Hope Building an,
| Loan Association will be held at 1902 Market st.
on Tuesday evening next, the 9th inst.
The 0riiqee made it's appearance this morn
ing, with reference to the Handel and Hayd
concert 1t is very neatly printed and commend
itself acceptably to all.
This pleasant weather has brought out thu
| workmen on our hotel again, and il it continues
after the iron front is all completed active oper
atoms will be resumed.
The Good Fellows of Milford. had a gran
jolliflcation at that place, last night. parading
banqueting and speech making were the specit
features OF the occasion.
The sale of smoking and chewing tobacco wi
continue this and tomorrow evening. under Cd
Fellows Hall. Mr.. r. E. Hayes is closing OF
the remainder OF his stock.
The commission appointed by the Kent C,
Levy Court to lay ont school district for Cla
ton fulfilled its duty on MONDAY last The di
trict includes the territory between Sharp's an
Casperson's mill ponds, and taking in Mr. Horat
Spruance's farm on the east and Mr. James An
thongs on the west
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Fw-Fare you plenty Of bill heads fer the first 0
March II not, the COMMERCIAL Job ONCE viii
promptly print you supply.
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R-J Printing is the exclusive business Of one de-
partment In the COMMERCIAL ONCE. We solicit or
uers from the public. We will cheerfully forward
estimates for all work. Of any amount and give in
formation upon all points In regard to printing.
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CITY ITEMS.

tW-TAc new Colonnade Hotel, on Chestnut street
Philadelphia, Pa. is near the different Libraries.
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rw-LEssoEs m DEF WIYq
PAINTING.

For Information as to terms, &c, apply to
A. n. SCOTT,
4Os E. Fourth ST., or 4l4 Market ST
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E~Ths DOLLAR REWARD SOAP" washes
with Hot Cold Hard, Soft or Salt NR'er,
VIM. IL. ALMOND BRO, Agents for Wilmington
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RAILROAD AccIDENT.-Yester afternoon,
VIM Nicholson. aged 16, residing near Whining.
ton, was run over at Port Kennedy, on the Real
ing Railroad, and had his right foot cut off. He
was taken to the Pennsylvania Hospital. -Phila.
Ledger, TODAY.
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tB-Ths cheapest place to bu' Furniture and Bes
ding is at Graves, S. &. corner 4th and King streets
tcS-eodSm-mon tues thurs
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J. K. DoLBow, the Fourth street butcher will sell
show beef all this week, at regular market rat +
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ATTENDANCE AT THE PUBLIC Schools. The
following Divisions in the Public schools of this
city made 100 per centum Of attendance, yester-
day
Mr. l.. II. Barnum's Division, School No. /.
Miss Jane Craig's l.
Miss Sarah Il. Justns " ul4,
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re- The CIitique says: 1.-THE unique aud s'rikinl
display line used In the large posters for the Handle
and Haydn engagement, was engraved for the occa
sion In the Commercial Ofiice,n
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FlNAN6IAL AND comMERoIAL.
OFFIcE OF THE DAILY COMMERCIAL
WILMINGTON. Del. Feb. IS. 1872.

Ata meeting Of the Workingmen's Loan Asso-
chiffon, held last evening, s2iO0 sold at 80 per
cent, premium $500, at 57if, and 300 at S6's'
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photographs, Cyarnmus, &t.

NOTICE.
We would call especial attention to our new styles
OF pictures OF GERMAN FINISH" which we do
not think are surpassed in this any other country
-nany thousands Of which are In this CITY, and fol
their quality we give general reference
M. Il W. GARRETT
april 20, 1870. 100 Market Street
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HOLIDAY GIFTS,

! am selling the popular Chrome, CHANGED
CkOsS, and will soon have a compaxiOn piece "St
John Leading Mary from tne Saviors Tomb "
Send in your orders early to
f. MCMONAGLE,
Under Odd FelloWs RAIL-
dec2s,u Third and KING Sts, Wilmington Del
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for Afnt.

nFFICEs FOR RENT.-Three offices for rent in
~ Allmond's Building, Eighth and Market Sta.
feb2i-eod-u Eighth and Market SITS.
UyoR RENT-A COAL AND LUMBER YARD.
A. coal and lumber yard, with ample room,
will be rented, adjoining the shpyard formerly or
e. G. Moore, at the foot OF Fourth street. having
landing on Fifth street wharf, and at the p. W. H.
r. r., on Sixth street The lot runs from Fourth 81.
to the Railroad at Sixth street, with an office on
Fourth street. Possession Immediately Apply 10
CHARLES MOORE, 4l9 E. Fourth St,
or to W. $. McCAULLEY,
feh21-24 sos Market Street.
WNoR RENT-And beautifully situated on 90
E Market St, a four-story BRICK BUILD M.H
ING. between Ninth and Tenth streets, west side,
No 9i5. Heated throughout by an approved heater.
THOMAS Moo0RKLE,
febQO-tf I'll Mirket Street.
"HARF PROPERTY FOR ReNT-situated at
w South end Of Market st. Bridge Apply TO
febl7-tf CHAS WARMER co.
INoR RENT.-A three story brick dwelling and
4 store In good location, suitable for any Kind
of business; can be rented r one year or more.
Rent $500 year 5. W. corner seventh and Tatnall
streets. Apply to LEWIS G. CuMMINGS,
feblI-6t 6ls W. Front street.
VNoR RENT-The Store No. 4O5 shipey st. Apply
II at the febl6-tf STORE
LNoR RENT-Two three story brick dwell eFa
H ings on West Front street opposit the Baas
new Market; one suitable for boarding house. APP
~ f. 70 No. 81 y Il 4; seveata st
ENoR RENT.-A truck farm, from lfteen to TWEEN
Il, ty five acres, within ten minutes walk of Third
street bridge. Land o. nrst quality, with good build
febi4tf - THIRD AND LOMBARD SITS.
EOR RRNT-The stone dwelling house, a.
II No. 1917 Delaware Avenue cor. Broome 81. tiu
Apply to NJ NJ. CHILD n CO., or TO
feb7-u ELI GARRETT 1904 King St
INoR RENT.-Large rooms in Sd and 4th stories
II of the McClaryn Building, over stores No. 6O5
and 9, Market st. Good Market street entrance.
feb6u S. a. r. MoCLARY.
LNoR SALE-Ten tons OF Timothy Hay Qoose), at
| III the lowest market price by
SCATrRRGoOD ALLEN,
mar22 100 W. Front street.
| VNoR,RENT-Three-story brick HOUSE, No tfs
| H 62T W. Fourth street, with all modern i'm III
provements. Apply WIN. P; PERKINS,
Ian27-u $50 Washington st.
LNoR RENT.-A truck FARM near wilmington.
| H Apply to lan22-tf T. WALTER.
| INLEGANT second, third and Fourth stories, over
H. Garrett Kent 4 Co.'S stores, Shpley street,
above Second, to let for light business Also ofce
suitable for accountant clerk or Insurance agent.
| Apply to jan2O-u GARRETT, KENT a co.
| LNOR RENT.-House No. 915 Delaware Avenue,
H with fifteen rooms, In complete order; and also
will sell frame building rear Of the lot, built
| for billiard room. Apply TO
| M. M. CHILD 4 co,
| No. 4 West Seventh street.
| sep lett Wilmington, Del.
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No medicine ever offered TO the people has won
Tor itself such reputation In so short time ms DIR
TUFTS BNPEClORANr. Wherever it has been
introduced 1t has superseded all other Cough RENE
dies IL not only cures the Cough, but so thoroughly
purnes the Lungs that no fears Of It's return need
be apprehende I.
Memphis, February Ii, 1869.
Dr., Wm H. Iut:-Slr-I have been suffering for
nearly Two years with severe cough and gre at dif-
ncully OF breathing. My weight was one hundred
and forty i've unds; aud wnen commenced tax.
ing your EXpectoraut was 7, duCed to one hundred
and sixteen. had tried almost everything: had
terrible night sweats. have taken half dozen
bottles. The ngut sweats have left me- the cough
mas almost disappeared, and have gained fifteen
pounds In weight believe 1t will cure nv cough
recommend 1t 10 all my friends
With great respect, OLIVER RICE.
DIR. TUFTS HAIR DYE ACTS INsTANEousI Y
febl1 eodlw-ltw
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n McMoNAoLE.

II McMoNAoLE,
THR eHLY
PRACTICAL PRAME-MAKE
IN THIS CITY
Pictures framed in the best ma. ner at moderate
prices. Also, for sale, dne assortment OF Chro.
mos, Paintings, &c, &C, for
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aprs,ly WILMINGTON, DEL.
III = CHESTNUT STREET, and I;i:r
II n Il - NORTH EIGHTH ST.,
PHILADELPHIA.


LADIES' SUITS, made in the most superior man.
ner from 81 TO $40. These are really the cheapest
Suits, for the quality In Philadelphia.
LADlHS ERGARM ENTS.-We will open on
Monday, The 18th inst, the most complete line OF
Ladies' Undergarments ever offered In this city and
at prices greatly reduced Muslin skirts handsome
made and tucked, at I0c. sic, ST. 81 %, 81 50,
80 81 s. - "a 8 81 50 90 q 49, 81 2b o. 50,
Io - co. 50 80, 81 co. 81 81, 80 90 and 81 co. Che
misses, 9sc. TO 50 70 Drawers Sic. TO 81 90 Might
Dresses, 81 30 to 50 s. Toilet Sacks, s4c to So 90.
Corset Covers, 81 10 TO s. 90. Aprons from $40 to
~ &C, Our 81 OO Muslin Skirts, zen tucks, Just
reduced from 81 49,
PARAooLs, closing out below Wholesale prices;
complete lines, from 5sc TO IS rs.
FANIER BuSrLES, 80 styles, from s0c upwards.
bon-ton Bustes. 47c. All other styles proportion
atey cheap.
CoRSETs, CORSETS in 1871 kinds, from 45c. to
q So lnelnd ng French Woven Corsets, frum csc. to
~ 70 ThOmpson's GlOVe-1tting Corset, in every
grade, from 81 20 to SO so. Summer skeleton Cor
sets 81 25 81 3D. 81 IS and 81 o. Misses Corsets Of
superior quality at SIC. and 81 80. All other deslra-
be styles OF COraets, at prices beyond competition.
. M1tS, MOODY 3 Patent Self-adjusting Abdominal
supporting Corsets reduced to 81 90 s 80, 90 and
HOOP SKIRTS, our own make, the largest assert
nent best and cheapest Skirts made. Hoop skirts
made TO order altered and repaired One price only.
mario ly WIN. T. HOPKINS.
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A DvERTIsE in the Delaware Tribun,.
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XXTORKINGMEN,s INsTITUTE
w EREE REAnIN1 Dnp-

No 919 KING STRRET (SRCOND FLOOR
Open every evening Except Sunday from to 10
O'Clock Daily and weekly papers and magazines,
aiming general, mechanical and scientific nfor-
nation II is also provided with excellent parlor
organ and other means q ente tainment Free all
orderly persons. p. n BRENNAN President
VIM. III, CONNEII. Secretary fel,1ntf
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TENHE ANNUAL ELECTION for Directors OF the
the Delaware Fire Insurance Company, will be
h. Id at the Chiea Of the COMPANY, Ne. Sos Market
street on MO DAY, March 4th, between the hours
Of two and four O'CLOCK, 2. NJ.
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sitaatiuus aud atttp avauttd.

Advertisements OF three lines ore inserted unde
~ this head twice for 70 cents)
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Wilmington Quotations, Furnished by r. 4. Ron
inson a Co, Bankers, 4th and Market sts-'
at 1 oalock +, M, to-day.
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NJ oTICE.-The Republicans of thristiane Hum
~ dred are requested TO meet at the house of
John Ball. at the ''Uld Buck Tavern" on SATIIR
DAY evening, Feb 2ith, 1872, at o'clock. business
OF importance will be broug ht before The meeting
fpDi7-ft
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JAMES W. TATNALL.
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INoR RENT-And beautifully situated on "a
E Market ST., a four-story BRICK BUILD MsH
ING. between Ninth and Tenth streets, west side,
No 9l5. Heated throughout by an approved heater.
THOMAS MoC0RKLE,
feb2O-u gil N Irket street.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-10-02

THE New York World has times when
it is eminently just and fair as a partisan
journal. Among the suggestive uttcrances
of the campaign relative to the merits Of
the Republican candidate we take the fol-
lowing from that paper:
General Grants history should teach us to
discriminate better than we Americans are apt
to do, between glitter and solid work. Our
proneness 10 run after demagogues and spouters
may find Wholesome corrective in the study of
such a character as his, = His career Is
lesson in practical democracy; it Is a quiet
satire on the dandyism, the pupiyism, ana III e
shallow affectation of our fashionable exquisites
as well as upon the swaggsr of our plausible,
glib tongued demagogues.
This extract is none the less worthy of
attention because it was penned in April,
1865, when the World had no motive for
disparaging the great worth and command
ing merits Of General Grant; while there
are many reasons why it should be accept.
ed as the truth that history teaches, y
and will continue to teach for all time, a:
long as the world delights in a practica
satire upon glib-tongued demagogues."
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-10-02

WHEN Horace Greedy said "Wemay
fail" he lost sight of the magnificent ut
terance of Richelieu, which has been ia
vorite sentiment with the philosopher for
many years. 1t is evident that his sagaci-
ty as a journalist got the better of his phil
osophic cheerfulness as candidate. After
the November election Greeley will have
no occasion to prognosticate his own de-
feat. He can fall back on his former de-
claration that 'Grant had never been beat
en- and never would be,o and, referring to
his own record during the campaign, show
how great was his editorial sagacity while
in state of prophetic doubt as a Presiden-
tial candidate. @
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-10-02


REPRESENTATION is the policy of the Admins
rition with the Indians, and with the white men
OF the South it pursues the Indian policy OF re-
venge--Chtcd0o Tribune g
This, it is evident, the Chicago Tribune
intends merely as a epigrammatic fling.
For, aside from its epigrammatism, there is
not the first color of truth to the state
ment. And this the Tribune knows. We
have challenged our contemporaries, in this
State, over and over again to produce the
first word, or the first act even, of the
Administration, exhibiting or or tending to
exhibit feeling Of hostility towards the
South. And in every instance notice has been
taken Of this challenge, the acts complained
of were exclusively those of Congress, as
well as those strenuously advocated by Mr..
Greeley in the columns Of the New York
Tribune.
Nyver has General Grant, in all his
eventful life, been led into a single express
sion of bitterness and asperity towards the
South or any of her people. In none of
his official dispatches as General of the
army, was there ever word less dignified,
noble, or manly than would have escaped
the lips of Washington, or of him upon
whom the chief mantle of his estates fell.
To find any charge as to a "pclicy of re-
venge" towards the South, the Greeley
journals are invariably driven back upon
the chief Greeley organ for their first ut
terance, as we'll as their most powerful ad-
vocacy and support. =
The Chicago Tribune should take few
lessons from the Enquirer, of this city, if
it wants to know how lightly the hand Of
the Federal administration rests upon this
portion of the South. 1t may be fine
piece of political Nesselrodeism to make
this grave charge high up in the North
where there is some little possibility of its
being believed; but it falls very stale and
fiat here, as our own local journals might
readily attest, were the political campaign
out of the way.
The one great truth to which the future
history of this country will attest, is that
the administration of President Grant was
one of" Reconciliation" not only with the
Indians, but as between the different Sec
tons of the country and among all peoples
and nations of the earth with which he held
diplomatic relations. The Chicago Tribune,
as one of the great and powerful journals Of
the country, should be more careful of its
reputation as an independent sheet than
to run even epigrammatically across the
truth Of history in the way it has here
| done.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-10-02

THE WoMEN's CAMPAIGN is the title
Of new campaign paper published in
Washington. 1t is edited by Mrs. Ii.
NJ. Barnard, assisted by Mrs R. G. Ha-
vens, late Of the Washington Chronicle,
both noble women, OF great experience and
high orderof ability for newspaper work.
1t is full of fire, and pointedly advocates
the great cause to which it is dedicated.
We welcome it as most valuable and
efficient ally.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-10-02

His friends in Ohio, who have just been so
enthusiastically " cnthused " over Greeley,
should give him lesson in Liberal jour
nalism, SO that he may speak in proper
terms Of General Grant hereafter. He
and Sam Bowles Of the Springfield Rcpub-
tican need looking after by the National
Central Liberal Republican and Democratic
Committees, or else the thousand and one
falsehoods told of Grant will never be
believed. Nor will anybody believe, with
the Hon. r. M. 7. Hunter, that the reelec.
ton of General Grant will bo the death oil
Virginia, and score of other states that
have been Graded SO longingly by Uncle
Sam in the glorious years that are past.