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Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-02
The CipeiopatI ConyentIou.

The Convention of dissatisfied Republicans
met at Cincinnati, yesterday, in the Exposition
Hall, and was called to order by Colonel Gros-
venor OF st. Louis Judge Stanley Matthews,
OF Ohio, was chosen temporary chairman.
George W. Nicholas, of Ohio. Gen. George w.
Palmer of New York. and Joseph Pulitzer, of
Missouri, were chosen secretaries. After a
few remarks by Senator Schurz, in response to
loud calls for that gentleman. the Convention
adjourned until this morning, it being agreed
that the delegations from the several States
should elect delegates to the Convention equal
in number to double the the vote of the State in
the Electoral College.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-02
Tie Uoulins HEah.
DAVID pAvts IN- rHnl .AsonNpENur- fRul

DAVID DAVIS IN THEs saAsoENDENoY-MR. rRUaf-
BULL STRUCK BY ''PoLITIoAL LIGHTNING"
A Washington telegram to the N. Y. Herald OF
yesterday, based upon telegraphic information
from Cincinnati, says rq ~ ViBk9W
" The almost universal tenor of these de-
spatches has been that Judge Davis chances on
the first ballot are the hestg and many of them
agree to the possibility that the Convention will
break up in arrow. Mr.. Davis friends claim that
be is more popular to-day than at any time since
the movement is his favor commenced, and pre-
tend to have positive information that he will
receive the support Of twenty-six States Oh the
first ballot. Among other dispatches received
was one by Senator Stevenson, of Kentucky, the
writer of which claimed to have made a suffi-
GENTLY comprehensive poll Of the delegates to
arrive at definite and reliable conclusion, which
was that Judge Davis nomination is foregoing
Conclusion.
/. Senators Trumbull and Vickers were in con-
sultation with Judge Davis yesterday regarding
the Cincinnati movement. The latter explained
that tho prominence with which his name has
been used in connection with his nomination
was not the result Of his personal efforts. He
alluded to 1t as one Of the most remarkable in
stances on record of being struck by political
ii shtning in very unexpected manner"
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-02
Political intelligence.

The Louisiana Republican Convention met on
Tuesday and adjourned yesterday. Delegates to
the Philadelphia Convention were elected, and
instructed to vote for Grant. sT ~ RI "
The Mississippi Republican Convention met in
Jackson. yesterday, about half the delegates
being coloreds GAAME ~ IN ?.
The Vermont Republican Convention met, yes
terday, and elected delegates to the Philadelph
Convention, instructng themto vote for Grant
and Oolfax.
The Democratic Convention of North Carolina
met yesterday over 1000 delegates being present.
Hon. A. s. Merriman was nominated for Gov
ernof. ~ ~
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-02
industrial News.

z One hundred colored men, to work on the
Darby Improvement of the p, w. and b. Rail-
road, between Chester and Philadelphia, are
advertised for, elsewhere.
The men working in the lime works near Nor
ristowr make a demand for 90 per day, on and
after May LIST. The employers think this is too
much. ....,....-, , .--.-.., o.
Alarge force OF workmen is to be putinto oper-
alton, at once on the Stony Greek Railroad, at
Norristown, $1,75 per day ia the rate Of wages.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-02
Asaths.

GOnDIN4 On Tuesday morning, April sOth,
Charles Gooding, Of Pneumonia.
His male friends are invited to attend his funeral
on Friday morning. at l1.s0 O'Clock, from his late
residence, GIG Market street. jana
DoWNlNG.--on the LIST inst, in his 4Tth year,
Samuel s. Downing.
The relatives and friends Of the family are IN
Vited to attend his funeral from his late residence
5O7 Washington street, on Seventh day, Saturday.
the 4th INST, at O'Clock, T. M without fHrlher
notice. .. -....
BEGG5 On Wednesday, May LIST, Florence, daugh-
ter OF james a. and III zabeth o. Beggs, aged
ten months. ....
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-02
Chief Justice Chase.
A BID FOR THE cIScnNAr1 NOMINATION.

BID FOR THE CINCINNATI NOMINATION.
NEW YORK, May 2.
A letter from Chief Justice Chase, published
this morning, expresses himself content that his
name is not much considered at Cincinnati,
though il it were judged the best means for
uniting the greatest number of those opposed to
the Administration, it would be his duty to accept
the nomination which he neither sought nor de-
clined. A..--tH n
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-02
Anluaemenfa.

MINsTRELs CoMING.-The Simmons and Slo-
cum Minstrel Troupe, admitted to be one of the
best organizations Of the kind, in the country,
announces two performances in this city, to
take place at the Opera House, on Monday and
Tuesday evenings Of next week, the 9th and 7th
inst They have Just beenp performing in Balti-
more and drawing crowded housess
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-02
A Haul of lhe Legal Net.
ELEVEN SPANISH sHAD FISHERMEN CAPTURED IN
DELAwARE's WATERS.

DELAwARE's WATERS
Information being communicated to Attorney.
General Lore that number Of nonresident
fishermen we're violating the Fishing laws Of the
State, he dispatched Constable VIM. W. Pritch-
EFT on the tug Falcon, this morning, for their
arrest.
~ About noon he returned with the following
parties Jacob Sailor, Thomas Murphy, George
Stanton, John Horner, Edward e. Smith, Jacob
Leare, Job Barber John Strimple, James Muir
ply, John X. Dolbow and VIM. j. Titus-all Jer-
seymen. t#4. l4l4E a14
They had hearing before Esquire Pnhl, and
were required to take out license and pay fine
of So each to cover the costs in the case The
full penalty Of the law was insisted upon by the
Attorney General.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-02
A vital Principle Of RepublIcan taovernnlenl.

In The Id,o making body all citizens, Of mature
age, sound mind, and uniatatcd by crin,e, must
be equally. represented. j.. +. ll.l. Qr 1 5li4 40
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-02
The Venerable. snImon

Chief Justice Chase would like to be no,nna
ted at Cincinpati. He is grateful that his name
has at last.been mentioned His notions Of du-
ty would forbi his declining the "honor" il it
were ,tendered. Certainly, ,vrers5s-ggr,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-02
Our ship yards.
LAUNCHES YESTERDAY AND To-DAY,19e,

. LAuhOhEs 'fEsIEfDAA AND Tp-DAfsi Hf.ff
Pusey, Jones 4 Co., launched, this morning,
at ~ o'clock, fine iron steamer for the South
ern Steamship trade. She is 1870 feet long, 35
feet wide and feet deep. She is called the Ter
ira and Ruid Efl 7ET EEt1T TT
Moore's ship yard yesterday afternoon.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-02
DETERRENT Candidates
Balllmsre.
INCREASE OF THE CITY - NEW BUILDINGS GOING
UP,

ANOhEAsh Of biI1 NEW BulLDINdS GOING
UP.
The Baltimore Sun says
The number of buildings now in course OF
erection in Baltimore is larger at the present
time than at any period for many years. In every
direction, particularly in the suburbs fine rows
Of convenient two and three-story houses are
going up or just finished. The city passenger
railway lines nov offer. such facilities for travel
in almost every direction that many persons are
seeking suburban residences. In many cases the
dwellings are sold before being fully finished,
and comparatively few remain long without ten
ants. Among the permits for new buildings
issued on Saturday last were forty-one to Ross
Winans, Esq, for that number of four-story
brick dwellings, on Parkn street, between Pratt
the permits iseued by the judges Of the Appeal
Tax Court amount to 1907, against 1, ,254 during
the same period last year, being an increase OF
SO. The following are the permits issued during
the four months ending yesterday, as compared
with the same months last wear
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-02
Journali.,i. Gossip.

II being stated that MIR. OruiksIiank, of the
Elkton Democrat, ia not eomiag to the editorial
charge OF the Gdzete Of this city, rumor now
has it that he has secured the Journal Mr.
oruiEshank is graduate of Yale a lawyer, and
genial gentleman, besides being a Democrat.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-02
M. y. GenernI Conference. m

The General Conference Of the Methodist
Episcopal Church met in the Academy of Music
at Brooklyn yesterday. Bishops Morris, Simp-
son, Ames and James were present 1t was de-
cided, bya vote OF 279 to 1, to admit lay dele
gates as part OF the General Conference.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-02
Dr. Livingstone.

ooNF1RMAToRY ASSURANCES OF HIS SAFETY.
.. LONDON, May 2.
The safety of DR.. Livingstone is announced
from Bombay by the English expedition sent
boats to search for him.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-02
Personal Intelligence.

Mr.. H. B. McIntire, who recently had very
severe fall, and sustained injuries about the
still suffering from it,
The report of the death of Lieut. enant Gov
ernor Gravely, of Missouri, is confirmed.
The statement that Miss Anna Dickinson. ia
IN Cincinnati is an error. Miss Dickinson lee
tured in Washington, d. c., on Tuesday even-
ing, and lectures in New York this evening, and
has never thought of attending the Liberal
Convention.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-02
The Public schOOls---visit Of Prof. Wicker
sham.

AT the invitation of City Superintendent Har-
Ian, Prof. j. B. Wickersham, Superintendent of
the public schools of Pennsylvania will pay
Wilmington a visit, on the 21st inst. 1t is pro-
posed to- have him attend the Teachers Insti-
tute, which meets on the afternoon OF that date,
at Public School, No. l, and to address a public
meeting, on educational subjects, in the evening.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-02
Mu.lcai.
rH1s RvrnINn
THE nnn nI.KsL O

THE OLD FOLKS CONCERT, THIS EVENING. ai
The sals1 of seats for the Old Folks Concert,
at the Masonic Temple, this evening, indicates
a large audience. From what we know Of the
abilities OF the performances, aud the careful
preparations which have been given TO every de-
partment, we feel the utmost confidence that a
gratifying evenings entertainment awaits the
large numbers who will appear. Seats y,be
O'Clock, this evening, aftert which they will be
for sale at the Hall.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-02
The Huston Case.

ANNDIoTMENT FouND-wA1rNa ron THE ACCUSED.
BALTIMORE May q
An indictment has been found against DIR.
Huston, and committee has been appointed
for the trial Of the accused by the Rev. Mr.. Rod
gers, Presiding Elder. ar.le
The indictment has been forwarded to the ac-
cused, and the trial takes place as soon as the
accused is ready.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-02
DLASTIC SLATE
AND

Ash Il s TOs R OOFIN
Either equally adapted to nat or steep Roofing
Fire aud waterproof and but little heavier than In
and costing but little more than half as much
Metal and shingle roofs coated and made water
tight. All kinds OF roofing repaired. Work solicited
and promptly attended to. Best OF references
once In Good q Hannas Hardware Store, 42s
Market St.
apr6-eodBm ROBERT ATKINSON.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-02

Westerly winds and clear weather." tt q
farmers will be complaining OF a drought, to-
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-02
SECOND EDITION.
$50. p. M.
CINCINNATI.
Mrs. Anthony and Mrs. Gordon
on hand.
A Warm time Anticipates.
The New York Delegation vs.. ers.rs,.
CINCINNATI, May 2.

CINCINNATI, Maya
A committee on credentials Of one from each
State was selected, and q motion was presented
for committee on resolutions.
Protest. read from minority of the New York
delegation, was referred to the Committee on
Credentials.
Mrs. Gordon claimed the right to represent
California, which shared like reference amid
laughter. ....--.-...s.--.,
Susan B. Anthony and Mrs. Gordon took seats
on the platform amid cheers and hisses. -.
Uneasiness is expressed, privately, of an ac-
crimonieus debate. Some of the anti-Gresley
delegates from New Yerk intend to protest
against the action of the delegates, with regard
to casting the whole vote for Greeley"
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-02
Turkey.

BLOODY CONFLICT BETWEEN THE GREEKS AND
JEWS. i5-ra
CoNsTANTINoPLE, May 2.
A conflict occurred in the streets Of Smyrna,
between the Greeks and Jews, arising out re-
port that the Jews had sacrificed an infant.
Several lives were lost DO --.
Troops occupy the city to prevent renewal
of disturbances.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-02

The British Expedition sent to seek DIR. Lv.
ingstone. announces his safety. T}r
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-02
PRICE TWO CENTS.
FIRST EDITION.
S:3O p. M.
Personal.

DEoEAsE OF MRS. EX-GOVERNOR PORTER
PHILADELPHIA, May 2.
Mrs. David R. Porter, wife of Ex-Governor
Porter, and mother Of Gen. Horace Porter, pri-
vate Secretary Of President Grant, died at Har-
risburg last evening.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-02
Weather Record.
REPORT OF THE SIGNAL SERVICE.

HIfOHT UF THE EIGNAL SERVICE.
WASHINGTON May 2. -
Probabilities Rising barometer with northerly
TO westerly winds and clear weather will prevail
from the Lakes to the Gulf and South and Mid
die Atlantic States.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-02

Il NOW OFFER, with rJ increased stock OF wove
II wire, fancy painted wire bird cages wire flower
stands for flower pots, wire trells, &c. Hot-house
plants, bulbs and other noWer roots, flower and
vegetable seeds and ali kinds of grass seeds. Rus
tic hanging baskets, bird boxes tables and stands
for parlors and yestabues at moderate prices by
A. T. A4LDERDICRS
No, Ill 6hipey st.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-02

inBERI Go to Chambers for the Oberon
" Uigar-the best ten cent Cigar In the city.
my2-2t CHANDELIERS, 5th Market SITS.
SDrSTI CENT DAMAGED PIQUEs-A BARGAIN
% IL VI. K. .ARCHAaBAULT.
N. Z cor. Eleventh and Market streets.
Win open this morning, from New Y Jrk auction
1000 yds extra fine White Piques, wet rn the voy-
age of importation; price only 816c. worth 75c.
1000 yds. wet Scotch Crash Toweling, only 10c.
1000 ydB. Remnants wet Oalicoes, only 10c.
leeO yds br wn, bun, and stone Chinese Grass
Cloth, 12kc.
Table linen, 25, 81 81, 50, 50, rs, SIC, 81.
HoneycOmb Bed Quilts 81 25, $l.50, $2 50 So, So.
Wide sheetiDg and pillow mus ins, 90 rs, 81, soc.
Remnants yard wide fne long cloth Muslin, 12Xc
CHEAP CARPETS AND MATING.
100 pieces new style English Tapestry Carpets,
81 81, Slb0. -.tT
All wool ingram Carpets T5 81, 81, 81 10, si.25.
Entry and Stair Carpets, 81 81 90. 62 rs, sTc 81.
Hemp, Rag, and List Carpets, 25, 81, 90, sc.
limitations Brussels Carpets yard wide, only &c.
100 rolls White Mating all widths 25, 81, 81 BIC.
100 rolls Red Check Mating all widths s, 46 Soc
1000 pairs Gilt Bordered Window Shades, $3.50, 81
and $3.50
White, Bun, and Green Shading, rs, 81, 81 as 5Oc
Floor OIL Cloths cut.al widths, 81, 80, So, 15c.
H- N. E. cor. Eleventh and Market Streets,
my2-1t PHILADELPHIA.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-02
Commercial Reports.
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.

PHILADELPHIA, May 2.
Provisions firm. Flour very extras Se756
7.25 super $575@S625. Prime wheat stoady !;
other grades dull. Red 92@97. Corn quiet /;
yellow 81. Oats unchanged. Whiskey 90. Cot,
ton quiet 2316024.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-02

PUSEY HEALD, M: D., Puys,or.Ns
MARY IL. HEALE, NJ. D., fhisiOiANs
mar19-1yof
This new, first class Institution for the Hygienic
Treatment of Invalids-without Medcines-has now
been in successful operation for fifteen months,
with patients from seventeen States and Territories
In the HYGIBNIo TREATMENT Of the sick, we repu-
diate the entire system OF drug-givlng as not only
utterly faaciOus, but terribly destructive to health
happiness and life. Medicines, such are daily ad.
mlnlstered to sick persons II given TO those in Wig
orOus health, would inevitably make them I'll. Rea.
son, Nature. and true Science must and do condemn
such Healing ~ Art"
We rely solely upon natural means, which include
an appropriate combiuation Of Wholesome FooG
Pure Air, Various forms OF Tepid, Hot and Cold
Baths In Pure, Soft Water, Swedish Movements for
the strengthening of feeble muscles, the relief Of
cOngested organs and equalization Of the clrcula-
tion, Magnetism, Sun Baths, Abundant Sleep and
Rest, Outdoor Exercise, Proper Clothing, Recrea.
tion, etc.
DIR. M. H. HEALD gives especial attention to
ladies, as does DIR. 7. HEALD to gentlemen.
Gases visited in Town or Country.
marl9-Tu, Th& Satfp
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-02
Congress-.

.-f .-.Er a' HOUSE. i 4 --A a.r
A Bill was passed to distribute rifles and car
tridges among the settlers in Montana.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-02
Africa.

TERRIBLE STORM ON THE COAST.
t LONDON, MAy2.
A terrible hurricane at Zanzibar drove l5o
vessels ashore and damaged the town. Loss, ten
million dollars. .Hais9l a-.l cal l-.H.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-02
TGtt advertisements.

GTAR MILLS INDICATED PAPER,
Cox's Sparkling GelatIne.
Genuine scotch oatmeal.
Fresh Bethlehem Oatmeal.
Guinness' Dnblin StOut.
Genuiae kiO TupiOca,
Gum CRmphOr.
RobInsOn's Patent Barley.
kObinsOn's Patent GrOats.
stickney S5 PoOr's Mustard.
keen's Must 5rd.
Genuine Bermuda Arrow Root.
Corigiiann LicOrice.
Cum TFRRacanth.
New Castle soda Discard.
Pure ream of Tartar,
Tartnric Acid.
For sale at the lowest market rates. wholesale or
retail. SMITH a PAINTER, Druggists,
Seventh and Market streets.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-02
England.

SATISFACTORY PROGRESS WITH THE ALABAMA
NEGOTIATIONS. s-a5.-- --sr
LONDON. May 2.
Secretary Fish's reply was delivered to Lord
Granville, yesterday. The negotiation is pro-
ceeding satisfactorily.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-02
spaIn

.f-.,i CA BATTLE EXPECTED To-DAy. ii
An engagement is expected to-day between
Marshal sarrano's forces and the oarlists, in
Navarro. Hss at.tI r'r
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-02

NTCINALLS BED BUG BANE.
Mclnalps Roach and Rat Paste
Franks roach ana rat p ste.
GlentwOrth's roach paste.
GlentwOrth's insect powder.
Lyons insect pow Ter.
-.tst Hlue stone.
Chloride Lime
Carb0lic acid.
..t.... Yellow Ochre.
CarbOlic earth.
Sulphate Zinc.
Corrosive sublimate.
And all articles adapted to house cleaning.
EDWARD MCINALL, JR.,
Apotheoary,
Second and Market streets.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-10
the ONO ELEcTloN,

CINCINNATI. Oct. 9.-Full returns from Hamil-
ton county give Wiley. Liberal Democrat, for Sec
rstary of state. majority of 56a6; Green, Liberal
democrat, for Supreme Judge, 1915 majority. For
Congress. First District. Saylers majority. 1862;
Dodds majority. 2349: Second District, Banning's
majority, l48l The Democratic Liberal maiori-
ties on the county ticket range from 1857 to 1914
The State Republican Committee claim that
they have carried Ohio by from $1,000 to $4,000.
The Democratic Committee concede between TO-
600 and $4,000.
The Republican Committee also claim that they
have elected twelve Congressman certainly, with
more than fair probability of two additional. -
This gives the Democrats seven Congressman, a
gain Of two in Hamilton county.
The Democrats do not concede the Sixth and
Tenth Districts. but Foster, OF the Tenth, tele.
graphs to friends here that no is surely elected by
over 500 majority. This Is the first time the Re.
publicaDs have ever carried Ohio without the aid
Of Hamilton county.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-10
| N D IA N A.
The Latest.

INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. o. Midnight The
gains for Hendricks continue to hold out well,
and the correction on the estimates of last
night increase the majority materially. The
returns from this city, which have been great
ly below the Morton estimate leave no room
to doubt tie election of Hendricks by a sub
stantial majority.
The Legislature. so far, holds Liberal ma ajority,
even at the Morton figures. The gain is from toul
to six and the loss three. THIS, with eight hold
Ing over, well assures the Liberal ascendency and
dsprives Morton of the fruits of his villainous
maneuvering.
Nothing now but inconceivable fraud car
withhold the majority from Hendricks, but
there is a tolerabe assurance that this may bt
prevented. The nett gain at this latest mo-
ment is 2,07O and this will give the Liberals
$500 ma jOrity.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-10
Tho Contest In indiana.

A CLOSE RACE FOR THE GovERNORsHIP-
THE INDICATIONS FAVORABLE TO HEN
DRICKS.
The Democratic Committee cl aims a net gain
on the returns from IS counties on the vote Of
1868, which, with partial returns and estimated
majorities from the balance OF the State, will elect
Hendricks by 1000 majority.
The vote is 40 close that it may require the
ofcia: majorities to determine the result
The Democrats are jubilant.
The late returns giving Democratic gains will
not change the complication of the Legislature
from previous reports. The Democrats concede
u majority in the Legislature to the Republicans.
This will insure the reelection Of Morton to the
Senate.
INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 9.-The latest returns
tonight show gains for the Democrats on the
State ticket, and indicate the election OF Hen
bricks for Governor by small majority. The
Republicans gain two Congressmen and proba-
bly, lose one. The following ia the result in the
Congressional districts First, Niblaok, Dem.
Second, Wolf, Dem; Third, Holman, Dem.
Fourth, Wilson, Rep, by COO majority; Filth
Coburn, Rep; Sixth, Hunter, Rep, over Noor
hees. by 200 majority; Seventh, Cason, Rep,
| over Manson Eighth, Tyner, Rep; Ninth
Nef, DEM, over Shanks, Rep, present mem
ber; Tenth, Saylor, Rep; Eleventh, Packard
Rep.
| DAN VOORHEES, IN ALL PROBABILITY DEFEAT
ED FOR CONGREEs.
| NEW YORK, Oct. 9.-Inlianapois special
report the defeat Of Voorhees, hy a considerabl
majority.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-10
A CAR o.

The undersigned take this method Of correct
ing an error in relation to themselves that ap.
peared some time since in one Of the w lining.
ton papers, viz:
"Our names we're published as being in
sympathy and identified with the attempt to
disorganize he Democratic party. Such Is not
the case. We are not now, nor do we intend TO
become identified with any movement that will
tend TO cause any disorgsniza,ion of the party
in this State
SAMUEL W. MORRISON,
W. s. WEIR,
$. j. MARSHALL.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-10
the PEOPLES COLUMN,
VERY BRIEF LETTERS GLADLY RECEIVED LONG
COMMUNICATIONS WILL NOT BE PRINTED WE
ARE IN NowIsE RESPONSIBLE FOR THE VIEWS
OF ooRREsPoNDENTs1
For the Gazetts.
Demo cratic Mass Meeting at
GEORGETOWN.


An immense mass meeting of the Democratic
citizens Of Sussex county assembled at George
town, Oh Tuesday, the 9th inst. In addition 10
the grand outpouring from all parts Of Sussex
county there were many citizens from other
portions Of the State. The meeting was largely
attended by ladies'; the stand and surroundings
gaily decorated with Gags and flowers, and the
proceedings from time Is time varied by the
enlivening music Of an excellent brass band
The greatest spirit and enthusiasm prevailed
and the whole affair showed that the people Of
Sussex were mp and aroused to the duties of the
campaign.
The meeting was opened at =. NJ. and con.
tinued until late hour in the evening. During
the afternoon the large assemblage gathered in
the open air and was earnestly and eloquently
addressed by Senator Bayard and Senator Sauls
bury and by Ignatius G. Grubb, Esq, Of vii.
mlngton. In the evening Hon. B. 7. Biggs and
Curtis W. Wright, Esq, delivered able and
forcible speeches before brilliant concourse O
ladles and gentlemen, in the Court House.
Altogether it was one Of the largest and mos
successful meetings ever held in Sussex county
1t is the commencement Of an active ant
| vigorous campaign against Radicalism in SUISSE,
and the interest anu zeal manifested by tn
people insure the success of the whole Demo
cratic ticket in November by handsome ma
ioritv SUSSEX.