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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-01-23

A GREAT OLD SUNSET.
What stormlul sunset was that of last
night! How glorious the storm, and how Splen-
did the setting of the SUM We do not remem-
Der ever TO have seen the like on our round
globe. The scene opened in the west, with
whole horizon full of a golden mpenetrating
lustre which colOred the foliage and frightened
every object into its own rich dyes. The colors
grew deeper and richer until the golden usue
was transiused into a storm cloud, full of finest
lightning, which leaped in dazzling zigzags all
around and over the city. The wind arose with
fury, the slender shrubs and giant trees made
obeisance to its majesty. Some even snapped
before its force. The strawberry beds and grass
plots turned up their whites to see Zephyrs
march by. As the rain came, and the pools
formed, and the cutters hurried away, thunder
roared grandly, and the fire bells caught the ex-
citement ana rung with hearty chorus. The
south and east received the copious showers,
and the west all at once frightened up, in
long, polished belt of azure, worthy of a Sicil-
ian sky.
Presently cloud appeared in the azure belt,
In the form of n caStcllated city. 1t became
more vivid, revealing strange forms of peerless
tanes and alabaster temples, and glOres rare
and grand in this mundane sphere. Ii re-
minds US of Wordsworth's splendid verse in his
excursion:
''The appearance instantaneously disclosed
Was of mighty city, boldly say
wilderness of buildings, sinking far
And self-withdrawn into wOndrOus depth,
Far sinking into splendor without end"
But the city vanished only TO give place to
another isle, where the most beautiful forms of
foliage appeared, imagng paradise in the dis
tant and purified air.
he.sun, wearied of the elemental conlmoiOn,
sank behind the green plains of the west. The
great eye in heaven" however, went not down
without dark brown hanging over its depart
ting light. The rich flush of the unearthy
light had passed and the rain had ceased; when
the solemn church bells pealcd, the laughter of
children out and joyous after the storm is heard
with the carol Of birds; while the forked and
purple weapon of the skies still darted ilumina-
ton around the Startling college, trying to rival
its angels and leap into its dark windows.
Candles are lighted The piano strikes up.
We feel that it is good to have a lome-good to
be on earth where such revelations of beauty
and power may be made. And as we cannot
refrain from reminding our readers of every
thing wonderful in our city, we have begun and
ended our feeble etching of a sunset which
comes so rarely that its glory should be com
mitted 10 immortal type.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-01-23
ORGAN CONCERT!
PROGRAMME r..

PROGRAMME.
PART l.
l. introductory Voluntary.
a Master Fred H. Blake, Organist Of The Church,
q IMPROVISATION displaying church like qualities of
Organ. ' VI
Mr.. Thaver.
g. Ieccatl and Fusue in ID minor. ........ Rucb
4. Soprano Solo.
Miss stone Mr.. Allen Orsanist
Mr.. Ihayer
G.. Soprano Solo
Miss stone. Mr.. Allen Organist
l. improvisation, Displaying some of the yarions com
bnations OF The Organ.
S. soprano Solo
o Do. Miss stone Mr.. Allen, organist
"a = Mr. fhayer.
III. variations on Old Hundred ........,. Tbavnr
IL. Soprano Solo
!, mr., Miss stone. Mr. Allen, organist
L. Christmas OnertOrmi. rbo,,ar
Mr. Thayer
Ilckets to AZ parts of thc house twenty five cts For
sac t ~ the Music Stores, Blake IL l.o6insoni f. a
1i5lP = ana OF the Organ Committee r. James 'atn1n
and Ira q. Blake, or at door. " ~ ii''n
w rIVeeedS devoted to paying for Organ
I1OoIs open at - concert Ill O'clock d3t ia23
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-01-23
BETTER and Cheaper
ihAN ANY OTHER BOOTS OR SHOES;
TllosE FASTENED WIN

Ca y LE SCREW WIRE
BEIrEls-Ilccause they are more Pnble moro c,m-
ninlne are WATERPROOF and are warranted aot to lin
CHEApER-Becanse. while their flrst cost Is not IN
excess ~ sewed or pcgHed work Of like grade thalr
durability IL FIR greater they preserve their Shane nc
Wear. ~ "H"iu hlWi
Equally applicable to light and heavy work
Tic Immense demand having called forth lmitnttons
the Patent stamp - - s"Vo po"fs
W Sold by Dealers everywhere, deop7w MIA
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-01-23
NIr. Cox,s sunset.

Comparatively few people know how Mr.. S. s.
Cox, of New York, obtained the name of "Sun-
set" by which he is popularity distinguished, as
well as by the somewhat less fattering epithets
of " Shoe Fly" and "Thirstes," which some
sharp retorts in congress fixed upon him. His
own alliterative initials doubtless made the
name Sunset" stick the closer to him, hut it
was derived from the following bit of inflated
rhetoric which appeared in the Ohio Statesman,
May 10, 1853, while he was the editor of that
journal:
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-01-23

,r ine SCIENCE OF LIFE, or -pNEsEevAr1oN
WiIi I6euse on the Cause and Cure OF Exhausted
bll9lily Premature Decline In Man Nervous and Pr
S Sicm De9llty HHnoChQndria, mpotencg, Spermatog
i or seminal weakness. and all ether diseases ars
Ses2es q mature years This is indeed ho0k Tor ever
trno vy H t nave been taught ~ this work tic
on Ills class s o work d eyer Rgtshed and the only one
LII oi,nidIse9, Nisstraed, bound in beaufn Fraucb
nri Eye w. sent by mail, postpaid on recent ~
P H,iS; ,-N1t9F6ss PEABODY MEDICAL INsrtTTTF n a
GiGi,ti,ch ~ Boston Mass, NJ, W. H. PAnERp =
on the aa stefan a. B-Ibe author may be consulted
experience " "ei az ~ Diseases requiring skill and
iuE
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-01-23

PEOPLE who have cut their wise teeth use the sozo-
DON'T and all who do, willing TO declare to all who
don use it. that it is the perfect and delightful
th'ng for the teeth they ever dipped brush into
ja23 dTu6F
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-01-23

WE WERE PLEASED to not long SINCE in one of our
exchanges, some pretty remarks addressed to
several persons who during interesting lecture by
rev John 5. G. Abbott, kept continuous coughing
which prevented many from hearing People who can
not refrain from coughing had better stay away from
such places or else take bottle of JouNsoNs ANoDYNE
LINIMEET with them.
The Importance of giving SHERIDAx's CAVALRY Cox
DIrIoN POWDERS 10 horses tina. have been out in the
cold rain, stood in cold wind or drank too much cold
wafer, cannot be over estimated; no man should be
without them who owns a good horse
jazz dcon3tEwIlv
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-01-23

SO POTENT are the toning and stimulating properties
Of SMoLANDEG's BucHU that 1t removes or counteracs
kidney, bladder and gandular disc lses mental and
physical debility, diajecs gravel female complaints
retention or neontnence of urine, and other malades
OF the urno-genita organs which have bafed medical
men of distinction, in Europe as well as in this country
In word, 1t restores the impaired constitution to per
lect heath' deop3t&wlt la23
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-01-23
mAKk n-I,a.

Remember C. B. Eaton's clearing out sale of
fancy dry goods Great bargains offered for fifteen
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-01-23

TO THE LADiEs!-We have just added to our
stock fifty dozen French and German Corsets, at
greatly reduced prices. Weinberg Bros, 357 Main
street.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-01-23
Worcester Gas Light Company.

COKE.
rms CHEAP AND MOST DESIRABLE FrEr C,r M,rrr,o
t9Nns purposes and Family Use is now o1cred t fbo
bc' Ill quantities to suit, at the following Redncpi
U 0Re Ga2IldFGn Of e bushels
,,,,n,tticNNN ..'ss.s.s.,........ 2h5
bgshcl. ~ NN"'''iVh' 10 cehls per
fyments may be made, and orders for its delivery will
~ Issued oaty AT the Office of the Company No Bank
BLOCK, Fosteg st., up stairs, dit -'O i ian
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-01-23
VALUABLE LETTEns

should lnyaaby be taken 70 the Post once and Regis
terei. The kelsty e " al paris o. the United states
Il IS cents ada. cent. Great Britain and the Ger
man .taiea cent?.
OFFICE Hot RS-From e45 m 10 sp M exeent
snnaays. On sun aye. from 40 " 1880 M
Money Order business close on saturday Il 2pm
gals az !, PlCakTI, Postmaster
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-01-23

The object Of general railroad law is to al
low the organization Of new railroad com lanies
aud the construction Of new roads, without the
necessity Of aiiaelal application to the legisla-
tare 9 or q sof 4 easonabcness Of maxi
over ~ and not exceeding egill hard4 ho .ifs.
over so $40. .....,.. "a -
over . ~ S5U ..,.... III
swiss International Postal Money Orders issued at
this Oihce a. DOM Atic rates. -
Eft.l LnIl- ILan.uru NnlnA Aal...aL
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-01-23

H. G.-The bottle Williams Extract Jamaica Ginger
cured me of indigestion
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-01-23
EpgEll

In kendu7kea@, Maine, Jan Il, Robert Waldron yOun
est son OF robert and Martha w Backer aged II yrs
mos.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1872-01-11
Sic gsfeseebuuS

trat am ppElsBlfa Gisnfas jafammsa'
Das eaus prssnilrtf I& 10 Der ron BEN
rtpnt!IfanifGsn Gaurns rUrt,r tsfimm'
ten @rils, uab Ca blsIsIbe tsrstts tsfannt
mar stne bic Sdde sOriitsr, CRns Sab
F6 tttm YubIitum tslcnSsrs SntsrsRt
taIiir gs5eist BATE. gBiatam GaiOt pOn
V9ilaSflp9in, rsr srforrns Sprt&sr, nabm
leinen SiB elm uub btsIt bic 8sbrdu6ltHs
Iautrfbe. Sc wurbe rann Der &ntra9
ssltrlt, ;wfi neue GcmmIttsrn gu srnsn'
nsn, cline fur gtntttilunS Str GonSrsb
Difritte uab rtns anpere fir eoniItn'
li9nfGe 9lfiorm; anssnsmmsn. yin Srt
l6tuB paiiIrte bauu, rab bic ta8liHsn
Sieunsen INN IL ll9r @crmlttdBs Begin
nen unS Bis l r9r NaGmItta9s bantrn
iatIten. = Sisranf Sstasung.
Die gertanhIunssn res Stnats sr'
reatsn nett htbr SntsrfHs, neil man
nsusitrtB mar ;u trfa6rsn, OBJ IuaIt11
auf balOiSe Organization por9aubsn ist
cber nttt. Tsr rsmptrat. Ssn. BrcaO'
scar, ctr por SaIuB Der Stbuns alt
SprsGrr rrpdblt wurcs, nutm rem Dor
fB elm. Stim Ramrns, aufrufe lr9t,
Sr. glen rem SUotenI6sin bss Ssn
Gonnra BON 9biIafelpbia rCr. De
Sprf&fr brmetTte, baB lCfCrt Gin yBabl
nusiarsitsn erlafrn tp'rten tpiirHs, un
pie Satan; ausjuIilIsu.
SIN Sennt prrte ON Dcnnsrfal
NOrssn Ger 8spubIitaner Otutan gun
Sprsasr srpatIt, tnrem Der Gsmrtra
gudaIsp bic nod fstl.nps StImme fiji
ibn atsa6. Nan SIaubt ss iet bIss Sa
RsIuItat rss am pUrter9stsnben Gtsn
,pi1tsn tsn ausfdiFsn tsirrr Yartris
rerrintartsn Compromises.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1872-01-11

Sames Sisf, IT,, trr tsfannts gi'w'
gurtsr gtisutabnt6nts, purfe nm 9ta@>
mittas bes G. Sanuar pcn @Swaro Q.
Stutrs bur6 spsi pifclsni6hHt tOOtltp
oerrunhet. Der Mcrbangrtff purnt i'm
@ranS Central 5otsl Usriibt, alS 6tst
rten aus einsr &utite fie8. 8tst itarb
UNI TO- am Scnntas Wcr8sn. StoteS
mar In bic WiB @aneffiS &fairs pfr'
pidtlt. Gin 8sfebl Der GUutt wrl@tr
psm StOtss unb Mib @ansFsIS SfrbOt,
sswiTs gritfs ,a pubIisiren, psl&s 6ist,
y. 8. Spstnp unO anosre aiF,irtsn, fol-
ben Stptes balls wabninnts ssmn6t unp
~ bItIer Ssrirsifsl:sn 8aGst6at 6strttbrn
bubcn. StpteS wuNe lOfrrt orrstirt.
Salt 9ats Gi'p, tltat, 4. San. Sris'
Sam gpuns tefnsst I'D ptsrer Su 5auis
uub ptrb spn rem Sunpssmavf&aQ iiber1
Wa6t; sr empfinst tdSIi& Ssiu5tr unb
ma6t R6 ,psnis Scrse iitsr ben ausSanl
rss stssn iGn ansansi8sn Srpyiitt. 7s
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1872-01-11

= Die gsrf6sruns, bab tsInerIst Der.
wIdsIunssn nit Spanien 5u tefir&ttn
fsIen, 1asint I'm @Gssmstnsn aufssfabt
psrttn su mfFsn, ea I'm @arlnebrparts'
ment bic sr6eIe 8tsfamteIt bsrri&t. Die
SrtrsS1aiFs u@yOmins," n@oresfsr"
uub ,Ypwtnttan" unb bic silsnsspanjer'
ten 5abr,suss ,GanOnitus" unp SRA
tOpoc" rpsrben fir trn fpfcrtiStn attivsn
Iiena tertit ermaht. Die GSsf. .Sn'
ssnirurs babsn bic gBsilun9 srbaItsn, bic
SaRsn- unb 6afsnbsfsfisunsrn gu tn'
lptciren unO bariibsr SsriGt ju srfattsn.
gu6 BEN norbatlantifHen @sl&waesr
iOlen mstyfrs 8abrjruss mad cubanii&sn
0swGfsrn atssRsu. Die uncertainties
8loth 10 Der ipanif&sn in SsJuS auf BIZ
8spienun0smannffaft, iseo6 ni&t an
BAIL Der 0tl6ibs iibsrlsSsn Sa bic fpa'
niIds 8tUtte TN @aujsn 200 @si&ab'
nisbr ,dbit ais bic &c, 8T. Staaten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1872-01-11
sJmmcr beerbrIi6cr.

Sa @albinetUn wIrS man brssbrll6st
unb mGtte f6 no& unb mad bic mtni'
gen, ben Staatsn psrblisbsnsu 8s&te unt
0spat:en In bIs 6inps Ipislen. Sab Ter
Yrdfetnt itbt fSUn cine gang unSsDsurs
Raht tsfsl unO cine unsnoIi&t armst
Don atbdnSisen llnttrSsbtnfn anfelt,
asni9t Tersr itm, nod fsinrn 6reunrsn.
gstnabe td3lit wirNsn I'm GUnsrsb Scr'
l6ldsc ssmadt, bic Subin jislsn, bic Gsn.
traIgtpatt auf Srfsn esr stnj'lnsn Staa'
ten unb @rmtlntsn md&tisrr ju maiden.
Gtne BIN wia ben Staatsn tas 9is&I
nskmsn, ben In loren 5iIsn rtnlaufrnern
5nGr,rusru tie In her eaaSsn gBslt ut'
tt6s 5cnnsrsrtiitr auhulessn. Da man
Die amsritnnilhs itsrfesIf&s S&ifaRrI
trrtS Die itbnen 3UaBsisbs total anf tsr
6uno stbra6t BAT, wil man re ben elm
,strsn StGaten us.n6Slta MAIDEN, ibr'
6lftn tn anndtsrno eutem 3ufanbe 81
srbalten. Der tsriihti1te Senator Step
arb pcu gleSaba tra6ts Dor ben Setter
tagcn cline 8ta elm, Der 3ufcIse Elm fr&s
wbutrs ameubmsnt Sur Contribution ts
litmmsn IO0, tab bus gcltef&uIws1si
In auen StaaIen uno SrrrIIcrien BON be
8unbssrrsi,runs Sslsittt ptre. Dtsis
mare elm SauptfrsGrn fur bic 8dubsr
6anrr, ptIGs CUR 3eit bic 8sstrruna be-
Qartes In 5anesn BAT unO bisrnab ia
tS ibr f6Un Ianss ssIafst. Cine anttr
gtq fat BEN Gnr,wtd, bas Gslsarapbsn
rsrIru NIT benz YCRrtrnae 81 psreintaet
unS untsr bic nusI&IitBIi&e GcntrrGl
rsr Tesisruns ;u fslIen. DatsI BAT ma
Md ttn 8uufa unp bic gbFbt iammI
llGe GlientoSntn ;u 8selcrunSsbnbus
,u MAIDEN uub flo nu6 In risier SeSiet
uns unbsI&ranEts Gontrcls Su srsau
nrrn. Siirwatr, an aaju8rrbsr Srf6st
psnGsit tnbprirsn bIele 9trrsn ntht. =
gBenn Fe aud nur einen 16eil itrs
pldne CUR @usfibruns brInstn, wirt {
bibi6 wertsn uno bic ruiilae 8seirrun
tann Rh In 8e;usau MdhtpuIItommsr
9sit brI6Smt Dor bsm @rant'i&rn 8ss
msnt 3uriidjisbsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1872-01-11

= Sn 9tc6titer, 81. g., wurbt SorIrb'
ten Dirnfas Elm gsssr auf bic GntIas'
Sutaftst, an siurm flsinsn psibsn 1idO'
den sint f&inbIi&s GspaIttbut SsrhbI
gu tatsn. @rrbs Gufrs8un8 ntifunN
paritfr, unp cine frbitlfrts @snf4sn.
mnhs fammslie H& SOr bsm @sfdnenib.
wsl6s Rtsns ma&ts, BEN grasr nit @t.
malt bsraus,sbrlsn unb isint Stirafuue
itItss IN bic 6anb Su ns9mtn. Die BE.
tSrhsu toItn btsbalt bic Ililii Anf, p:!$;
eas Gefau5Hib tsf&aRts. % ShiHs
auf fs ssrcrfen puresn, 70 iabtn fA bic
Soteaiea ptranIast Ju fsatrn, pONur&
IL swri Ssrfensn t5Ntstsn snp mebysrs
psrwuneettn. Der 9lsSsr wurrs rlni9s
Gage fpitsr gu 90 9abrsn 3udlRuuS per,
urttsiIt tnfcI8s tsiT'u F& Die gufrssuns
sslrat Rat, ..s
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1872-01-11
31t Apcrffn eafcas /:

3wsi Gotten, an Der SauptitraBs ron gnri
Nlaer 9elsSen, bireft grssniitrr tsm Gpurtbaue,
Gistntbum her StaoI SerantOr. Die cine II
tine Gdptte, Sc SUB 8rpnt bei 1i8 SUB litfc,
bic anSere baran srGu3saes 1T i6 bel flS. Die
2il Sadapanna Mpenue, Srrantrr. 29jn
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1872-01-11

Gin rrabtprllrS Eager Srn allen 0Iticerffrfsn,
Scu glufticn srltaneen ;u tncrm billistn prtiItn.
Ginr arpGe Gueipabl ron SIanfets, SttPP.
bedcn, une tic teiirn 9Gnitffbtrn. q
Ginr srr6r Muspabl BON Geppt6tn alltr
grtru Eno allrn YreiItn. 9aPanrfti6t
2 Seite In alien 6hrtrn; &ibtts IA alien
Sarbrn Ypn 80 Gents an.
SbaipIS /! Sbaipls
Stawis b0bsu tpir elm ltbr sroets edstr
ptldrS auGrrtnlb Htp gJCrf NIB philadelphia
ribt arbUeu perern fam, unp babrn MIR elm
lrparatss Department bnfiir. ego.
GtCnIc batrn mfr cine srrbe guswabI flrbi,
grr Sac fir Damrn.
Giute 9trifrGds MIR 40 Gents.
6jae Shnrlriber tcorsets) so Gsnte.
Gcpptit breiiGn 8IaHrsl nur 20 Gr ma
RuSlin in lien 9reitfn! "''
Gjus frinr pplene lluterrEfe nu, 1on,r
0urs unisr Eager il ifgt nit gI,m mns =,
unI:rrm 0sldGfte astSrt, 70 g0aG6nSin ,trs"ySt
rae nibi5 ,u piiulGsn iibril bl.ibt' '''S'
Ncmmt ino ittsTItuat rr9 bel .
W' Neele' Is. Simon,
329 9adapdnnn
nnS Us ron Nyrmins aprnur,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1872-01-11
G5aafs0eGGciSaa
Su Vermaietben :

Brasn 0ranfbcit rfsrirt trr llnter;ri6nrtr
Irinc SBfrtbi6aft unO smri ecltcu gum prrmir'
then. Das Sai5 1T gut einacrialet nit 9tnii'
srntrm Raum I'm bis 10 NolaGnarr Su bal
len, sbsnip init Stalluns fir adt PisrSC. Dfr
g8abIpaB tp;rc nGtbiftS Sabr tnbin prIc8t wCr.
orli, mas bic @e;tbaftr um Gin Setrutcnrts BE-.
ben nirb. 9sib fam an Sanuar pbsr nc6
sprtrr &C 1rben iperern uno rpirp ent Gi5tnihum
nuf bis 5 Sabre Srrmietbrt; Wiettt billig.
g9egen pfs siGberen tpente man Cb al q a NJ
SSbli d., G'rrrn 9tiSss 8lat Gunmrrs Be-
rUuab. Bon
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1872-01-11
Turn-VGrein.

Die Mitalirtsr uus Damcn hes gertins linS
frtuneliltif eingsIaeen, nm Srnnia9 Nd&mittas
iit in Sobn 3tipltr's SaIIs riniuIntsn, nm bst
eer Dticriruus mibupiIttn.
- Br @asuer Spu&r.
R. 66impff S6riitwart
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1872-01-11
SS rll Il /. a
So6fOll GQteS.

6ranRia aptuus nabs hem Gifrnbabn.Dsppt,
sortnj 3titltr, giltuibRmsr.
Das 6dus n ntu une in puiliommlditrr 9prilc
ringrihtes unb Slid une 0fgtT itttrn an Spst-
fen uub gfirauFsn eas Belle, pa5 40 babtn IN,
SUIiot gruts ftnntn SEP uue QCSi5 brim 1aet
pbr her SDptS tTBalIsH, t7f7O
y 2ortut 9riSlsL
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1872-01-11

= Bdbrrnb hes p.rFoFsnsn Icrats
sat bic eanbseiHuIb In runrsr Summs
I'm 81, 100000 abSsRcmmen.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-10
The Defeat

of tho Democrats and Liberals IN 1ehhsyNa'
MIA is disappointment TO the hopes oi 'Ae peiho'
cratic people OF Delaware That lts "ceo'ip'
ment was effected by the most gIgah'ic anu
wel.planned frauds there can be no doubt "ha'-
ever. And it becomes the Democracy OF De'a-
rare and those who wish to keep the cohlroi Oh
the State out Of the hands OF ruthless specuiatos-
IN politics, to be the more active and vig'iant'
Our opponents are perhaps not des'gheoly IL
tent upon inficting injury upon the aericu'tuia'
interests Of the State. But as evil has steaoii!
followed their foot prints oil power, We nave '''e
greatest cause TO fear that il will he so here. IN
fact it could scarcely be otherwise. Ana tue Pe"-
ple of the State would be feeble TO prevent H.
What laws the Radicals would enact were they
TO get into power no one can tell Du' II Il
more than probable that the State dent would pe
doubled in few years and cur real estate pf
saddled with an assessment and tax equal 10
that of this city.
What " i'll be demanded by the Radicals and
their allies-what changes to asslmilate the laws
to the changed cIcumstances-we cannot tel
But that party in all other States has been fruit
fu Of devices, and their devices have all 'ehaeu 70
one point, viz The creation Of new ofiees ana
the increase of State taxes ana state deots'
If our adversaries could point 20 single state
where they have acquired po'ccr and not increased
expenditures and distressed the people, we might
suppose their accession possibly would not pfo'e
curse as II has done elsewhere. Butextrayaganc'
blight and injury has followed the reign OF the
Radicals elsewhere, and Delaware could not be
exempted y they would. ihe money eetters
could oyeY rule ard over!lte tre inBn Ct lIinclple
and rule and ruin IN spit u the Efforts Of the
better men, Such has been tile ca" and such
will be the case II the Democracy DO not rally 10
tie work that is necessary TO defeat Rad1ealism'
LIT then the work of organization commence and
be carried on and continued until the 9TH OF NO.
yember. There is now but three weeks from
Tuesday left. Go to work with energy and all
will be well.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-10
More Tyranny.

A letter In Yesterdays y. J. Tr,bWne from
merchant in Texas says that fifteen hundred mor.
chants in one Congressional district in that State
have been arrested for not paying |. ). taxes on
retail dealers, and TO be "dragged 10 the court
on the lst of November prox.. and rcmaii4 absent
from their counties and legislative districts until
after the election-thus being deprived of the
privilege of voting for State officers. At least
pipetee n n.twenteths OF these merchants arc Gree
lev Democrats, and in the coming contest can only
have the patriotic pleasure Of voting for him, and
in some instances for members of Congress. Now
when it is remembered that the offences are
charged in the indictment TO have been committed
in May, l870-more than two years ago, and be-
fore the late Waterloo defeat Of the Grant Repub-
licans in the Congress race i'll this State--t is
clearly evident that all these arrests made al
this time and the presence of these voters required
at distant Court in November, for the sole pur
pose of weakening the Democracy in the next
State election, and if possible-which God forbid
securing the election of Gran. Republicans to
curse US still longer with their neiarous partisan
legislation.
1.-THE tyranny OF these indictments is further
shown when it is remembered that at the time We
are reported 10 nave iaieu 70 pay TIE Tax, th9
United States Assessor for this district was car
pet.bagger, who. it is currently stated had lsen
reported to the Government as deiauter-was
utterly untrustworthy, ana committed suicide in
this town last year. His failure to make proper
assessments was surely no fault OF ours. The
sessnents may may not nave been made; but
there has been no United States tax collector in
this district since April, 1870. The whole country
swarmsd with speculatinR csrpet-baggers, swnd-
ling the negroes and ignorant whites by pretend
ing to be Government officials; but thousands OF
intelligent and honest men in this district will
testify that there was no authorized Collector OF
United States taxes IN this district within the
time mentioned"