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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-17

Now THs,3 'rnE SUPREME CoURT has decided
agalnst tho sctiontaken by Judge Mexican, It
Ia stated that thu House Judiciary COMMITTEES
has agreed % froratly report tho bill introduced
by Mt. NoorhgtS which confers the authority
on tho justice marshal and district attorney Of
the rerritoryof Utah TO select the Jurors, the
United STATES marahAi 70 serve the summons
and the listed States attorney TO prosecute the
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-17
The PhiladslpAIs Reform Rspubiisau Gonvsn.

PHILADELPHIA, April lo.-At . meeting Of
tho Republican Reform convention thil eve
ming resolutions were adopted indoraing the
nomination Of Gov. HArtranft for Governor,
and favoring the nomination Of Gen. Grant.
A resolution requesting the State central com.
mitteo TO request the delegates 10 tho national
convention, selected at the lAto state conven.
tlon, to resign was agreed TO.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-17
TNITKD STATES PATENT oFFIoE.

WiSaInafoa, b, u. Mssoh .. isIa,
On The petition 81 LoufBA II. KErcnpif, o. bunnlq
New YoTk. eHeoatri1 Of LILLIAN " etohuns
said William y, kelchpm on The elh day n june
sN and rsissuod the abth day o. jay, ISL iof an
X |. ordsssd issi he ts,.ll0ny m ne s.ss es
slo',d % NJ 18th dsy 2 ny ssss w repo Ss
li9isd 70 Tie fih day ~ Jgne eett: ssa ,hAa SAID
petition be heard on tbs 18Th day Of June haAt
AM psrsen NV oupass thia extension.
snIJlll.- - n. NJ Infl0 HIsr. Dom Hnl aniunaS,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-17
FORTY-SBCOND CONGRESS.
Yesterdays PROCEEDINGS



SENATE.
nfLL INTRODUCED.
Mr., Patterson Introduced bill directing the
adjustment and payment OF the claims OF the
stats Of New Hampshire, OF OF the towns and
cities OF aid state, upon S,,lEnmsn.. taken FOE
BILLS REroRrED.
Mr.. Edmunds, from tho Commitlee on the Iu.
dietary, reported HOUSE BILL 70 perpstuate testi.
m0ny in the courts OF tho United States.
Ala. a bin 10 provide for the. appointment u
a district Judge in each Of the judicial districts
OF ~ M'' w,ipbt from tho Committee on Finapoe,
r,nnt,rI. Without amsndment, abill 10 establish
an ASSAY ofiice at Helena, Montana,
My ShsTinap, from the Committee on III.
nance, reported bill 70 provide ior the rodsmp.
lion and ssie Of lands held by the United States
under me several acts levying dlTec tahee. which
,yas passed. II excludes from tho provisions Of
Inc acts all tracts Of land on which there u
national cemetery, or which has been set apart,
or Il needed for military or naval purposes.
Mr. pOmeruy entered \ motion TO reconsider
the passage ofthe bill, a. he desired TO examine
M Cameron introduced lolut rsroluton,
which was referred TO tho Committee on Foreign
Relations, permitting certain diplomatic aud
consular otiicors of tho Unltod States In France
to receive testimonials from the Emperor o.
France duripg the late war between France and
Germany. M.
MT Ferry, Of Michigan, reported bill to change
the direction Of the ruad authorized by the act
Of June J. 1859, from Ontonagon, Michigan, 10
the wisconsin State line' anu ior oehet Pufpoaesi
which was paseod, -, - Al, -
Inc Wee ftesldent sunounsoo W.. vluie.,
onco commltlee on the leki..tauro hppIopiAuol
bill, Messrs. Cole, Morrill,, Of Vermont aud
stephenson. -
NislNo RHs0vkcss -. 49,.
and Mining, reported a dill 70 promote the do
yelopmentOt he mining resources Of the United
StAteti when va pAsseu' ,,
srE1hsnlra = su ,s,f.ii,.,.,.,. ar.
mI yale eahea w the p,h hu'ny,itink the
estaplshneht oi ooeah maj ssoanP se'Noo
between inc UNITED StAtes ano Au.uas.
NJ MSs'nS NJ y, nn,wsr ~ ~,,t ~
plll y we S sil.l, nv ~ a, ~
shIp set NJ on po.h lhe asnue ~ acne
ooasts, my W W Aue WIN 'ho io"es'
psl. o,u,nia A. -, .y,..,.,
niI. y, ~ tno inOu0n anu ap'VoA'eu
the pas s,,. y. us III, saL a., an,
,.aaii SyninanJ ,asiy io.hs vml, nv i nm,
s',,s LssV"''" ''''' 'Nho oeheutVi p'pNn
oV Tha I'M ... b,r,b.r ady,..,.., h.. Al. ,,.
| az, ~. - - s,,,,,..J htAs s,u Ply. to,e
nam nav 'PPO''" ''NessT~ buoAing-
The We Presiasn, announce N. IN. o,r.
~ snS 81 N s I nToieTsnee to
E5mnnds and a,alse,,S we Ramsey,
Pending fa,,her setioD nm IN, hin
went into eSesatiye Sessions AMI then az Sensie
| ''" '' 'N''''' ''se''n' Hnu 'n'n"Soutneo.
,.orap mn
r,s co,n,nI,,os - 49, ......,.,s
uatHo san,a.s,.9 s.nnis' .Ii.ngetnenu. " the
~ az arranS.n,an,s 49, s ~ gaLe nNlco
On motion Of Nh banks, Il W. oTdsrsd thai
vi ~, ii ~ MY III 'puso - o.aO y, IN ~
,uet,n w INV" '"o ihA' !" W pr'patou ior the
~ mc,Ion of Nj Maors M N, a.. r,,,..,
aay eyspings n.8I ~, ~ ~ rs,ng.s mednes
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-17

ThE cheapest place In Washington 10 buy
Wallpaper, and have papsrhanglng and up
holstery work done is at Tubman's, ans Ninth
street.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-17
Opening.
Madam 4. II. Hubboll,
Of London,
GuereaaOr In
Mrs. A, Hubbel

having Just arrived from Europe will exhibit her
choice selections OF " ench Bonnets and English
Round Hats vt her Grand Opening on Thurs
day, April Is, at II o'clock l23l PennsylyAnia
avenue, second floor
N, D,--Mrs A. Hubbell has entire charge Of
the millinery department
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-17

NoNISATIoSs.-The President sent W fol.
lowing nominations to tho Senate yeSerday:
George Z. Gullck, samuel Cross, Joshsa Riley,
John A. Gray, Daniel l.. Eaten Dnd A. X.
browne to he members Of the legislative COun-
oil Of the District of Columbia, All Of these are
denominations except DR.. RILEY, nominated In
place orc. v. Peck, resigned.
john W, Benuett, To be surveyor OF customs
At Annapolis, Md. Warren Bristol, to no aSso.
Chats Justice Supreme COuH Of New Mexico
William Daily, United Stars marshal for Ne
braska Noyce Il Prentice. U nlted states mar
shall Northern district Of OHIO.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-17

DAILY RECEIPTS Of fresh New York Butter at
sPleer's Butter House, southwest corner Of Ninth
aud T. streets
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-17
Furnishing Cool,
ITNIrRp sTArFs PArFNr oFF1oF,

WAaHIEoToH. b. D.. Msleh Is. IsIa,
On The petition Of nEnAs Conn, - Ohioaea, ~ ,
praying Tor the sHienaion Of patent grAntad 10 him
On the eth Dag Of July, lsia, fer Improvement In
hAliI cad Oar beata and Berthas
ID Il ordered that the testimony IN the case Be
closed on the oh day o. June neIti that the tips
Tor ding argumont1 and the KKAiutnor'a report b
petition DO beard on the 18th day Of June nsnt.
gSpsrson mAyopPose tbs s5tsnsien. ,--,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-17

Corner Of New York avenue aud Fifteenth
street, pays elk por cent on deposits.
Ranking hours-otot. Saturdays, 0 To- and
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-17

Busiues. sults.
Neat servioeable Suit al 80.
Smith Moolen Uompany's Chesiot at ti2.
Mixed Cashmere at tl3.
American OheVlot at tib.
Hairlino Cashmere at tlo.
Washington Mill Cheviot At els.
Ueuulne Scotch Cheviot at ~.
Handsome Dark Stripe at go.
A. SAKs a Go.
Tailurs, Clothlers and Mems Furnishers,
SO Seventh street.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-17

The prospects are fair for several lively con.
tests IN the game OF base ball during tho coming
two weeks and all OF them are first-clnss
matches. TN Thursday the now baltimore
club will visit tho city and play tho Olympics,
and return on the following Saturday and give
day Of next week tho Mutuais Of Now York will
make us visit and handle the ash IN company
with the Nationals, and the following Tuealay
that both OF the last.named clubs will play The
olymplcs, but On what days has not yet been
stated.
The admission tickets issued TO holders Of
permanent stock Of tho Olympic club for 1871
will be good for admission nj the grounds until
the tickets for 1871 arc issued. Complimentary
tickets will also DO respected In the same man
uof
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-17

From J. Q. Parker vo have tho galagE 90.
May,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-17

dRocERs will do we'll to call at spieer's Butter
Store, southwest corner Of Ninth and Z Streets
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-17

RhH ADMIRAL u trs 1. LARDsEn, gov.
erDor the Naval Ast Jun Of Philadelphia, has
been relieved from dys, and viii be succeeded
BY Roar Admiral ktelanSthon Smith, COM
mhndant Of the Brodlyn navy yard.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-17

AuEAvY nEpuc1ioyot the fema 10 force EN-.
ployod in the bureay6f engraving and printing
IL antIcipated unlSSs tho work Of printing bonds
or new eurreneIi s ordered. About two hundred
II this claasJ6C employees may have to DO dis
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-17

The Republiean General Commltteo viii hold
q meeting tonight at O'Clock, at u MON League
nall when all ne members are requested 70 at
tend,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-17
CAPITOL AND DEPARTMENTS.

CosaREssMNN MAYNARD, FROM Tesnessee, Is
spoken Of as the Republican nominee for Gov.
ernor Of that State. 81
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-17

A Apr I'd; " 9g
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-17

What made newt why, Uummlns' grand
',Shoe RAnchen-paintod, grained, vaTnished,
shelves rehttsd, 6o.-making, With his grand
stock OF goods q magnificent aud enchanting
appearance. The multitude Of customers Of
80 favorable a change wrought aud many have
10 scan for fear they DO IN the wrong place. We
wish Mr.. Cummins extended aecesslons 10 his
already Astounding patrons For tho benefit Of
strangers, members Of Congress and othoFs we
give his drecti0n--03l Seventh street, next TO
corner Of X and North Market
N. B.-Three floors covered n their utmost
down 10 Baltimore.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-17

Mn. W. Concord will leave hraneslOr the
United states some tine between the 2oth inst.
and the list Of May. The remains Of Mr.. Eustis,
his son.ln-law, viii b4Atought over at the same
time, and Inferred npak ulll cemetery.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-17

Could pH DosALpsoS, Of tho First south
CarollnA Agrict, who was betyeen ton and
twelve thoue NJ douars behind his accounts,
has deposited n Nmouut charged Sgalns. him.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-17

TINS PRnsfpENr yesterday signed tbf all for
tho erection Of tho FarraSut inonu.iht In this
\city.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-17

The WAsHIssros CRY SAVINGS BAAK, co
ner OF Seventh street and Louisiana Ayenul
pays Six per cent interest on all deposits. ID
poslts can be made and drawn at win.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-17

Tue SECRETARY OF WAR yesterday received
dispatch from General shefidan, giving addI
tlonSl particulars Of tho attack Of Captain My.
ers commanding Fort Mcintosh, on the Rio
0randS, at LOredo, on tbs JuRrez troops, under
command Of General Valdez. Seven commits.
stoned offlcers and thitty.seven priyates were
captured. The priyates were dismissed. Tho
paroled officers were taken TO San Antonio
Tho commanding oiileer there has been ordered
to hold them TO await Instructions OF tho AttOr.
ney General, who win direct the United States
marshal 70 take them into custody, and the
United States district attorney 10 prosecute
them for violation OF the neutrality laws.
- e..
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1872-03-22

night-clerk who was called up by a woman
who wanted to buy "a cents worth Of matches, {"
in Lowell drug store, politely told her to go
where birthstone was free.
Many children have their hair totally ruined
by having it creped and pinched with a hot iron
when they they are quite young, in order to
pamper the vanity Of foolish worldly mother.
A new style Of hat stand ia in shape of hat,
in the crown OF which mirror is inserted and
the rim is surrounded by small pegs. 1t is made
of greenish bronze and is very pretty.
The Chicago Post misanthropically remarks
that !" nilsson has invested her 100000 in
America because she loves the country, and the
rates Of interest are so much higher than in Eu-
rope"
Mr. voss, of New York, whose son had COM
mitted suicide, was called before the coroner,
but after testifyng that he didn't know why the
boy killed himself, asked to be excused, as he
was in hurry to get back to his work.
"ws ask nothing for vials, madam" was the
consoling remark Of a hgh-toned apothecary as
he passed into her hand decoction that cost
her one dollar and fifty cents, at clear profit to
the compounder of one dollar and thirty cents.
candidate for constable, on the temperance
ticket, in an interior city Of Massachusetts, ru-
ined his reputation for sobriety and his chances
for political promotion by attempting to step on
load Of hay which he mistook for street car.
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1872-03-22

A BROKEN RA1.-Two KILLED AND THiRIS-siA
WOUNDED.
PIrTsBuRG, March az.
A private despatch says that an accident CO.:
Cured, this morning, to the Southern express
train on the Pennsylvania Railroad, two miles
east of Conemaugh Furnace, near Johnstown /.
1t is supposed that a broken rail caused the
accident. The engine passed over safely, but
the train ran of the track Three cars went
over an embankment, killing two passengers
six persons we're seriously and thirty slightly
wounded.
Physicians are on the spot from Pittsburg and
other adjacent points. The sufferers are receiV-
ing every attention.
THE KmLED-wHo THEY WERE.
A latter dispatch says; One Of the passengers
killed by the accident, was an unknown German
girl, and the other ieweler named Jacobs OF
Baltimore
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1872-03-22


Our muddy water is attributable to break in
the head race OF Brinton's mill, near Chadd's
Ford
John Green shipped six carriages for Calves
ton, Texas, yesterday.
H. B. Boyd Of Cecil county has taken charge
of the Black Horse Hotel.
Several gentlemen from near Elizabeth, N. j.,
are prospecting for farm lands around Milford.
The Sussex county Levy Court is expected
soon to appropriate $1,000 to widen the draw OF
the bridge over the Broadkill.
The Milford Netos learns upon good authority
that some of the members of the Kent
county Levy Court have sufficient reason
to believe that jobbing is being perpetrated by
the Court and threaten to resign rather than
have thei- names coupled with such transaction.
DIR. Hays believes that the interior of Green
land is covered with ice. aud he thinks it would
be impossible to cross the country from side to
side.
The sparows imported into Louisville are doing
well and multiplying, although it was feared
that they would be eXterminated by neglect
and the attacks Of the boys.
quarry of round grain marbles, two hundred
acres in extent, has beon found in Billion, Cal
umet county, Wis 1t is of pink and white
color, and is equal to the Italian.
The Russian budget for 1872 indicates treas
ury surplus of 35I, 22l rOubes. This is the first
time for forty years that government has mo-
| been compelled to announce deficit.
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1872-03-22

III The chief plum in city politics, this year, is
the Mayoralty. The President of Council and
Treasurer we're chosen for two year term, in
1871, and are snug until next September year.
The aspirants for Mayor have already been
named-Messrs. Dougherty, Fraim and Vincent,
Republicans and Messrs. Simms, McOaulley,
0Neill, and Bright, Democrat. We have also
heard the name Of Dr. John Cameron mentioned
on the Republican side. letter, addressed to
Mr. Fraim, asking him to consent TO the candi-
dacy, was in circulation, some time ago. 1t has
not yet been made public.
For Congress, on the Democratic ticket, the
nominee has not yet been announced by the
proper authorities at Dover and Milton. Shrewd
observers of the great Democratic pulse Of Sus-
sex county say that Willard, the Ex Senator
and terrible example, can have the solid delega-
tion from that county, il he wants it-and the y
think he does want it. With that support at his
back, the nomination hardly be refused him, for
Sussex (on the basis Of the ancient rules of ine-
quality is entitled to the candidate.
The Gazette refers to paragraph in the Re
publican, in reference to MIR. Healds re-nonom-
nation, by the Republicans, and undertakes to
frighten off that gentleman. by saying
III Mr. Head is not ambitions Of defeat he
should withhold his name There is more chance
for his building up fortune from the sale of
town lots than from holding a seat in Con
gress."
We imagine this will have an effect contrary
to that intended. Mr. Heald is not man easily
"bluffed."
For Sheriff, on the Democratic ticket, Mr..
VIM. Lambson, (or as his friends say, " Bill
Lambson, y Of New Castle Hundred, is the cho-
sen and selected. Mr.. Isaac Grubb of the same
Hundred, is his only serious competitor, and
proves too short at one end, in comparison with
William. Mr.. A. b Crawford, who has been
announced as the " Labor Reform Candidate.
authorizes us to say that although put in the
field by some malicious person. he now chooses
to stay there, and has set up his standard, per
mently for the masses to rally around. Hi
birthplace is Appoquinimink but he resided
for many years in Whiteley Crick.
i'm naming over the Democratic competitor
for the Sheriffalty, we have not included ou
friend, William Reynolds, of Newark, in whOs'
behalf, it is stated, movement has been re-
Gently set on foot. We are not yet informed n
to the extent of this effort Mr.. Reynolds woulI
make good Sheriff, except as far as politics ar
concerned.
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1872-03-22

Tie Council, last evening no far deferred to
public opinion, on the subject Of the contract
business as to pass resolution regulating the
manner Of opening bids, and awarding contracts.
Tais is we'll enough, as far as it goes, and its
adoption proves that that existing practice, not
withstanding the elaborate and highly-colored
eulogies Of last week, is not without blemish.
But the real fault has not been eradicated by this
surface treatment. 1t yet remains as true as
ever, that if men will not serve in the City Coun-
c unless they have the City contracts, tth' y
ought not to ssrve thers at all
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1872-03-22

lhh fl4AlS lh6i LNENlNhs
Mr. and Mrs. W. ]. Florence, and their Com
pany made their FIRST Appearance, at the Opera
House, last evening. The plays presented were
exceedingly funny, and both the leading actors,
in their peTsonations OF an Irish boy" and q
Yankee girl acted very effectively. The audi
ence enjoyed the humor OF the dialogues sit1a-
tions, and acting, and Rt the close Mr. and Mrs.
Florence were called before the curtain, by
warm applause.
The performance this evening, includes one
OF the most intensely interesting plays known
the Modern Standard Drama, Tom Taylor's
English play Of The TiCkei-of- -LedUe Man. Mr..
Florence played the leading part in this, Bob
Briefly, when it was originally performed at the
Winter Garden Theatre, in New York, where it
had the unprecedented run of over six months,
realizing large sum, both for tho fortunate
manager, Mr.. jackson, and for MI. Florence,
whose powers made it 80 popular.
Mrs. Florence takes the part of the heroine,
and, as she proved last evening, will sustain II,
with spirit She introduces several songs, at
various points.
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1872-03-22
Political intelligence

Referring to the /" disanection Of men like
Fowler Of Tennessee and Ross of KanHas-both
Of impeachment notoriety--the Cincinnati Ga
zette says the forthcoming Liberal Republican
Convention is in danger Of becoming mere col
lection of political invalids.
The Chicago Tribune, of Tuesday, warmly ad-
vocates Horace Greeley for President 1t is q
strong free trade paper has Horace sold out on
Projection
Judge Davis doesn't want the Labor Reform
nomination. He says it's Of no account. II the
Cincinnati people or the Democratic Convention
will accept his addresses, his heart and hand are
theirs.
The Washington Republican says; Senator
Wilson is doing brave service for the party just
to carry that State than any other agency that
was employed. Mr.. Wilson, we see from our
Connecticut exchanges, is doing gallant service
in that State
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1872-03-22
Inquiries About the star Loan.

TO Me Editor Of Ule Commercial:
Will new series of stock, annually, work ami
cably with the old stock, proftably, for both the
old and new stock, and susceptible, at the same
time, of distinct and separate account of profit
and loss, go the true value of each and every
series OF stock may be easily and accurately
known at all times
No doubt clearly defined statement in answer
to these points would be highly satisfactorily to
the many Star Loan shareholders, before they
are called to take action in that direction.
Another question is Will the charter admit
of such action STAR LOAN.
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1872-03-22

OdLE & MMLEH's NEW AUCTION Rooms
Massrs. 0gle & Miller,real estate agents and auc-
tioneers, have moved to their new place of busi-
ress, No. Cos Market st. and G04 Shipley St.,
recently occupied by s. & L. McClary, furniture
dealers They will occupy the basement and the
fret and second stories. They will hold auction
sales of second hand furniture on the Shipley
street front, every Wednesday and Saturday
mornings. The Market st. front will used az a
saesroom for furniture and housekeeping arti-
cles generally, and the second-story will be used
al an auction room for new furniture. large
window is being put in the Market 81. front.
Their increased room and better location will
greatly facilitate the business of this enterpris-
Inp firm
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1872-03-22
MORNING NEWS.


The Senate yesterday confirmed John R. Lew
is as Associate Justice for Washington Territory,
and Commodore Alfred Taylor as Rear Admiral.
The House Committee on District Of Column
bia agreed yesterday to report favorably the bill
allowing the Baltimore and Potomac Railroad TO
locate its depot in Washington. This bill was
opposed by Mr.. Garrett, Of the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad.
The Ku-Klux case Of Avery and others, from
South Carolina, was dismissed yesterday by the
Supreme Court Of the United States, on the
ground Of want Of jurisdiction.
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1872-03-22
The Ten Cent Tax-The Error in Principle.
[From the Smyrna Times, March pol

The fuss about five school children is not i'm
portant in ITSELF but the principle involved in
the fuss, which the DeldtCdredn pretends not to
see, is the point at issue. That which operates
against the schools of Wilmington and the chill
dren who are deprived of adequate instruction
without attending them, assumes broader
scope as it reaches other avenues OF business
Many Of the citizens of the suburban villages
to business daily in Wilmington, and they are
compelled to pay twenty cents per day to the
State for riding to and fro. The mere statement
of the facts shows the injustice done to persons
30 situated, as well as to the business interests
Of Wilmington. Such legislation as this has
lad marked tendency to cause the agitation for
q more equitable adjustment Of representation.