Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-02-26
nInLInr Lonn An.oclnlion. Permnnenl.

Making Loan Associations Permanent.
The Mutual Loan Association OF tins city has |
resolved to follow the example OF similar organl-
zations in other cities, and issue " new series
of stock, which will require, in order to " run
out" the customary period, OF eight or nine
years, dating from the present time. This is a
plan almost universally followed in Philadelphia,
and has several advantages, which we cannot
here explain, but which will be fully detailed by
the oh.sers of the Mutual" to those who apply
for the stock We have no doubt that 1t Will
prove a benefit to both the old and the new
stockholders.
Since the above was written, we learn that
the entire new series OF stock has been disposed
Of As the first share was sold on Friday eve
ming last this must be considered quick work.
Hnrmony of Feeling aud Unity Of AotiOn-The
Press stating the Deninnd Of the People,
The ideas already expressed in these columns,
on the necessity OF harmonious feelings ana
united action in the ranks Of the Republican
Party OF Delaware, are cordially and earnestly
responded to by other newspapers representing
our common cause. The Peninsula Ne'os, OF
last week, in the. course OF long article, vigor-
ously says;
''lhe time mas lull1 coluo NASh
marty of this State must have Union and har-
inuny" There exists no cause OF quaIrei OF
contention in our ranks and that man - az
enemy to the party and to the highest anu pest
interests of our State who will promote or foster
any iealousies heartburnings, or other cause OF
inharmony anywhere in our borders. Inc tline
has been when the party was under lllle rug ,
but now all rings are put down, and woe De 10
any man or set OF men who set themselves up ah
a ring to rule and use the great, lntellgent IN
dependent Republican party OF TINS STATE lor any
base or selfish purposes. Thatparty - composer
of free mon, of business men, intelllsent iroe
thinkers in politics, and does not contain tue
material out of which tools are made. II any
man sets himself up to run the ltepupncall ma
chine in this State, let him be knocked uoMn ,
and if any ring sets up to do the same oI'y "oii
lot it he broken and buried.
tThe men of the party in every County ant
Uundred are the power and the only power t'
set up or set down, and 1t Is TO them tllaV We ap
real to take possession Of the party machinery
and see that no demagogues or AMBITIOUS polltl
cal aspirants usurp the control OF 1t TO serv
their own selfish purposes. we 10 NOT kho'
that there is any such disposition among III III
class of people constituting the kepuDhcth par,
of this State. We hope and believe there ID ho'
and we give timely notice that Whenever an
such do arise. we will exposeto the RANK anu III NJ
of the party throughout the State, and denounc
in the proper measure, all such uurlShteou
combinations
This is a square, manly, straightforward O.
preston, and the hepupncans OIL Dei""ai' va
stand straight up, in approval of it, 1t is Jul
what they now demand, and propose to insl
upon.
The Breat,oaei' Light, published at Loves,
DIR. Knowles, and an efficient laborer in the II
publican ranks, further says;
There is not the remotest doubt but VII
our little - Diamond State" can be redeemed
the next election, and her three votes given A., !
Grant. IL we only work together from this tn
forward. What we want is harmony and
plenty OF il, Let there be no more objection
this or that candidate on personal grounds, as
won't do to quarrel among ourselves longer
renew the scenes of two years ago If we a
Republicans from principle we are in duty bou 1
10 make concessions to one another, and the
is no better time to heal old political sores III
the present, 30 we must forget past uiieIenS
and like a band OF brothers aim for the O
grand purpose, and the defeat OF the DemoerS
party is sure"