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Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-05
Dianton Duncan's "Convention i,

We II" not 'i"u'i th,t there are honest Demo
''N' wa" ""uh' .l'i 81 IN opportunity to vote
'' 'nine other Presidential caniidain than Mr.
'trr"iry We Respect the ieeling4 ot All such and
hoping thii they will at last he convinced that ihc
h'-'HnFtion VI Grant would bc an uIispe,k ,kablc
pn"r calamity. we have eartully nhli,,no,i
from pursuing them with harsh e-n4i,re or even
.ra7iny them BY arsumehtative ,mrortunity -
'N'i' ior '"'f, II them as s'nnd "at to the end.
s'th have only words u kindness and regret We
inr' sI"ak O., 81 honest Democrat, wh. .i, no,
see Their way o.ea, 1" vote for Mr. tiree,cy Bu,
va 'io not think Kiautou duncan, md his coadiu
tors III getting up the Bourbon gathering at Louis
'i''e. honest. There may be some honest Demo
,r"' III Attendance -dnPes imposed upon parii,
by the instisstors nf the meeting and pn,tly b,
ti"lr own narrow view and impetuous feelings o.,
bnt 'hey VIII be speedily un,le,aIved when tn,
bogus Convention has me. acted Ho,M
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-05
rrENr,oN, oEmocpArs.

2 ln' DtIh2crats "i Ihrl,tlann hundfeI VII
M'l meet It the house of Charles b usherty. E,o,.
lS,2. AT o'clock, tor the purpose Of organziug iur
the campaign.
The Democrats OF North Christiara hundred will
meet at the house Of Charles uourhtrty. Esa on
Saturday, September l4th for the purpose oi elect
ng three delegates and three Alternate tn t, Coun
" Convention. Also To nominate a candidate l,r
lnsToctor. Assessor and Road COMM .uner
The Deinocrats oi south Christiana hundred " i'll
meet at the Public School House in school District
Nc. u, IN the village of Newport. IN saturday Sep
t,mbcr Eth. for the purpose of rlecting two dele
sates and two alternate, 10 the County Convent on
Also. tn nom nate candidate Tor In p-ctur Asses
sur AMI Eoad Com missioner.
Polls oren at O'Clock = IN and close at o'clock
y.
By orier the Executive Committee.
septic )NO. ". X. h kILLGORE
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-05

me COMMERCIAL, "t yr'icrd,s, ..iI, the TEL
egraia' c"ns'r rhing the election here which
appeared i" yesterday, morn,ns ,.,er, ;,,c
cura'e' ana e"deav"r', IN windy paragraph, to
find ionr errors IN il.
Now II ~ iminaterial 10 Us Mhoa,,t hi, tel
sgram; certain it is more accurate Than ,bose
dispat 'hes alb mt former elections in this State
winch have rmanaled ai the ro,uer Of 5I and
MARKET streets The Associated Pres. ia no,ori
""@'y managed by Republicans who in news
matte Is elegantly enlarge upon wha, is favorabl.
to the cause Of Ego; but whatever il opposed
studio ously hide under b,lshel
Whether the above referred to telegram w,s
'ent by t''c acknowledged agent Of the As4ociat
ri PrrS- or not, il is in the main correct The
"''s 'nhN'ahtial efror + IN reporting Simm'
naJ"rily over one hnndiel, which va nalur,,
| u w remember that the telegram wa sru
rnes.'ay night before the returns we're accurate
ly known.
| Next there were "heavy Democratic Gains.
According TO the Commercials own showing
comparing Bright and Simms (lhe vote Of TIA,
city the positive gain is Is. Surely the Com
mercial does not wish us To demonstrate ,ha
the "gain Of a !, 81" is no less a gain Does
not known that every gain with hu, one eXce,
ton we can think o., viz that Of a lir-t vote,
attended with corresponding loss, and tn,
whether ~ gain in double ratio by receivn
the votes Of the other side, or in ratio Of one l.
their negative votes the result is no ess gal
to s and loss TO them?
That Mr.. Sinms ia the first Mayor eecte
since lsG0is strictly true; and the Commercial
remarks upon this subject are mere hunconb,
Not I" I've To" vrrlp.sr. what can the Con
mercial say of the ma joriti.s and the conse,Iupl
Dci.. .ocratic gains in The 9TH and .th wards.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-05
D

MrLEAR: september 9TH. Is, :. lie H. daughter of
Henry and Martha j. McLear. in the ID year
of her age.
The relative and friends of the family are invited
I" attend the funeral from the residence of her pa
rents, Al Washington street. saturday. Ith lust
II ~ .o'c clock. y. m without further notice.
~ Sis. August st. Is, :. at her residence, near
kenucd vile. Kent county. Md . of rhcunatlstn
around the heart Aielia T. wife of Lewis c. Jus
IL. and daughter OF the late Francis D. Dunlap OF
Delaware t,ty. n the 1 al year ot her age.
Delaware, Penn5y kania and Jersey papers please
copy.
|'ROsSMANN.-On " Wednesday evening, lth inst.
Diis u. Crossinann, in his pTth wear.
The relatives and friends ri t!r family nrc re-
spectully invited IT, attend the u1cra troih Ia.
late residence hoi Vest Fifth street. on Saturday
nfterh""n. the 9Th inst ~ = -, lock. >,rNirr ~
lTinity Chapel II ing and 'th streets. iut.tment a
the W Wilmington and Brandy wine Cemetery 4
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-05
MERRY ANDREW REINFORCED,


o"aef 'he above caption the Philadelphia
.'e''' o' Wednesday, expresses the opinion that
=, .seep'ns defeat swA,ts' the Keystone State
October, which will likely le followed by .
'0us in November"
n, usoerai hartraufls friends evidently regard
aI eaancsS M desperate, aud the efforts Of their
to" % Jealous organ in Philadelphia a. altogether
II .Iue"ective, ~ else they would not have called
- A.. '"e assistance Of another afternoon paper
a.nerlo virtually Neutral. Merry Andrew thus
S..',,orced ~. ought 10 be able to do something
VI tne waning fortunes Of Its employers but The
" o.' wll bs frui,ieas The contest on .he part
~. Ie hing is one against the taxpayers and
s'.;Nt nonest masses Of the people, and therefore
s'ent to battle with destiny. Their
isIa'' i,.s0' overwhelming and hnmiliatiug, is inev
on. u rar better aud wiser would il be in all
No. republican Contemporaries. II they really
a. .' "e good Of the party At heart, to cease
~ vain endssvon 10 whitewash the record pi
on;,. aud, admitting that his election is
"s out oi the question, address themselves to
Jnl' aAs s. OF bringing out the full party vote for
nss 'se Mercur, aud our Congressional and her
sAoeptionabls candidates. 40 that we may save
S,s. S"os. OF the ticket in October To insure the
r.'""f lave "f Grant in November Otherwise If the
Serohian r,SS rule or ruin tactics now being car
i"'..s us oa' by most Of the profssssd Republican
aaAs a"'s OF the State shall bc continued, who
Nss. NOT see that sweeping defeat awaits us in
IN Tsi, To, which will likely be followed by roul
Of ovember. Let them show the thousand,
.o,s., lnest, faithful Republicans who cannot
,n% Ich y. such candidates a. Hartfanft and AlIer
,v. ae , hing roos.srs who are on our Legisla-
ohl;."skes "skes !" this city, that, without beini
L.. l.
lppoftlng any membsr or tools of the Ring
su: ny may help elect the most important part
~ f october ticket and thus guarantee the Stat,
IHfant in November. Jules such 4 chapg,
immediately made 10 their conduct of tn,
msp.len, ms. enough Republicans will either r.
= ,h.;. :: home on election day, or will vote il
h,;. oiaguse the Democratic ticket entire, I,
R.s.. l. ! crushing defeat to the great cause o
Paoilcanism In the Nation.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-05
Oougherty Scratched, ,

Inc Rep"o1can mourns over tho defeat Of
D0asnerty aud says he was scratched and applies
the lash to the scratchers as follows
A.. W.. nna that ne was run behind the ticket IN
the First Ward l6, Second l6, Third IL Fonr,h
10, Fifth =, Sixth 2S. Seventh II, Eighth 3. Ninth
:" Ienth I! Total l2G. Taking tho Inspectors
'ots ,,, she Republican majority Is 2ll."
we DO not envy the fobublicans who scratch.
~ CSpt. DougAerty from their tickets on Tues.
uay iney are more censurable than those who
''I' tinsd away from the polls"
Inc ballot has become too tree for Hsdica, ed,
We they ara terribly olagrined over the result
y tuesday. but tho people will not be "whip
ped in"
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-05
IS IT Soe

We hear that the Radicals are now accusing the
poor blacks of not paying their taxes and voting.
They say the Democrats "hired them to 20 away"
This is lie. and the negroes are more honorable,
no doubt, than the Radical who sent the rumor
auoat. 1t Is done to scare the negroes Now if
they vote they have right to vote as they please
nut the negro vote is used to keep the Radicals in
'a' omces' and so long as this s the case they will
'ry 10 sell their votes to Radicals who want to q
their keepers
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-05
The Josiah Mason's working mems COLES

The josiah Masons working mems College,
soon To he built in Birmingham, England, will
give instruction to persons dependent upon
labor for their support. Mathematics, physics,
chemistry. the natural sciences, the English,
French and German language, mechanical
drawing, anu architecture will he taught. and
in addition popular and unsylem,liled hraches,
il such he deemed desirable. No lectures OF
or examinations are TO be had in theology. nor
shall anything Of a theological ,inge % in any
way introduced into the curriculum. and all ap
pointments Of professors and tutors will be made
solely on the ground Of their technical fitness
for the chairs they shall occupy. The trustees
must all be Protestant laymen.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-05
GXtursionS.
the SWITZERLAND OF AMERICA.
MATCH CHUEk. AND THE FAMOUS
SWitCh-BaCk Railroad.
An Excursion to the above place will leave vii
mington. Del,
Thursday, September u. 1872.

Thursday, September ~, 1872,
AT Go'elock. A. NJ.
over r.. ". \ l.. u. Il. To tirays Ferry, thence
around the connecting r"ais t. Erie Avenue. AMI
over the North Penn To Eeth'ehcn and from Both
lehcm over the lehigh 4 SusuueBInua road To
Mauch Chunrk. arriving there at II Is Il
THROUGH WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS.
Embracing ON th, r"ut, the most magnificent and
varied scenery. hill aud dale. mountain and valley
mountain ca.cadc- and primitive forests, ailorling
several hour, At N,uth Chunk. AMI trip over the
inm"u. Gravity Road Returning, leale Mauch
! thunrk at y. m ar lvius home ~ III T.. M.
FARE foR THE EUl \D "TRIP. .-..............s. 80.
Tickets be secured NJ the book store ~ Huugi-
man, Thomas a Co.. i2l Market street
| illustrated pamphlets of thn Excursion will he
ready about september ISL and tin be had AZ the
| above rlurc.
| ltis ios,t,hlc to know ~ snou - possible how
many c"nten ilae making the triu. 80 that arrange
men,s can ne made more complete "a regard !" tr.
Parties living ON the line ot the l. " y Il and
Del t., VII" procure tMk kci tur the l.Nrur-I"b
Will have .n "rl.r sent them 4" al their tIh,ts {,
| " ilmingtun AMI return, s""i irt thee dA iul
| two thirds fifc Jtt .h-.tw --eti'it"
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-05

THR NKw CITY COUNCIL was organized on
Wednesday uight. The members elect were
sworn In and took their seats. Joshua L.. Simms,
ESQ., the Mayor elect. took the oath of office, and
took the seat beside the President. He subs,
quently administered the oath OF Office t.. the
Clerk and Ba,litf and alter the Council adjourned
occupied the Mayors tfhco and disposed OF the
cases that were awaiting hearing
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-05
PROPOSALS.

he Undersigned will receive Proposals until
Thursday. september ith ls.l NJ b u'c,ck q M
for Grading nj travelling the S,ie ANA Cr0ss Az
enues "t klver,icw Cemetery. Aiso t,r trad NJ.
Macademlaiug and travelling tn. N,in A e,n..
ne si"ne'" be laced in the bed ot the avenue to
Tue u"pth ! one tOOt l,ti covered with inchps
ol graV'l. The naicrrls to hr u-.I ~ he of .uc,
"hnrtrr n to ne al factory 10 thr Commits.
on ''ruuud~. aud the y 'ta To b. done IT, A manner
70 ueet its approval The coutrrrt r viii state ia
ms hd' the price yer square a'd for The side
cr"s> avenues, ani also the main avenue. The
committee reserve the right To- reject any or ali
buds.
For further Information apply To-.
r. cAkSWELL.
Chairman Cuu.mItte" On t,ru,N,ls,
aug-N-tscpa lhnd Stttet ani th. Eniltuad.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-05

The Commercial is angry With the teiegrapher er
OF the news OF the election. 1t does not like the
looks Of the thing The defeat WAS too glaring for
it. Well, now. the telegrspher said just what
everybody believed was true when the messa ge
was dispatched. We do not know who he was
but certainly he is not to be so rudely censured.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-05

NOTICE.
~ The ilmihstDu aud Rraling Railroad Com
Itny have completed arrangements tu carry Money
Packages and Expires Matter an irui all points
on Ia" line oi thor tutl ,iI.i " c.t Chester.
ENprrsS matter srLt t. Frank In [ .r.rtlh Office
Nh, West lhrl street OF a. their l,.t.uI. Front
and Madison. ar urIcrs Isi. with MrMut!eu Se L.
delivering agents. Will receive prompt attention.
{. sIoLZ.
ar.-tf t.enl Sun't " 4 Il X. X Co.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-05

The registry OF voters in the city Of Philaiel-
phis. just completed by the canvasssrs. shows q
total Of Isl i4, bsins an increase of 6lS3 over the
number for 1871. The ext, assessment is yet to
bs made.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-05

HtSTs FOR THE DAIRY. 10 grow sweet milk,
iced your cows on tube roses. 1t You want milk
Tor pies. iced your goat on old hantbils. A the
backs OF thea art covered with paste, they make
good mix tor pastry II Won want milk To make
hutter OF a reh yeliow color. iced your goat on
old straw hats he eat EN-
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-05
Great Britain.

LONDON. sept. i.--tere Hyacinth- was married
Al Alarylehonc Registry Ohice. The lady he mar
RED was Emile Jane Merri,oan, aged ~, an
American widow. and daughter ot Mr. Armory
hntterfeh The lady Is known in Paris as one oi
iere Hyacinthcs converts Dean and LADY
Stanley ana other diatnSnlsheI persons were
present.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-05

Democratic Executive Com mistee.
The Democratic Executive COMMITTEES will
meet at Dover. on Wednesday, the llth OF Sep
t,mb,r, at |, o':l.,k NJ. A tutt atten i,,.e il
requested JOHN p. COCHRAN, Chairman.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-05
ITO TAX PAYERS Of the First or
L Southern District.

city tax .hes will plea tane notice thlt the bill
are all n ade out and the +uo-crihrr he found
nj the City Hall every day from To L. o'ci"cs ..
IN. AMI from t. y. N Tho VIII" pay b.icl .
the first of August will receive deduction IT Ter
" Nj SIiI,lEN
iy1fs II I,tlrrtnr
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-05

At Albany, yesterday, Thomas J. Conway
shot and mortaliy wounded John Fogarty, IN
drinking saloon. He also fired at two other
men. but did not hit them. Conway is said
to be insane.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-05
7 he PEOPLES coLumu

VERY BEiEF LETTERS RsaI.p,y,,.,,.,
e"MM MVNi'AfioNs Will NOT nf rnt,;1t,, ~,
ARE IN NowIsE HEsroNnrt, 49,
OF CohLESroNnEN '' va -
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-05
NOTICE.

NoT'cE.
meeting tor the purpose of deciding whether To
have the Annual Exhibition of the Delaware IInr-
tlcultnra Society or not is died Tor SAIl RpAl,
seI Itemhrr - at ) -. m. Institute ii,l
Sei"-tm 81 WM. CANDY
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-05

VIM. 3abhington, contractor died yestrr-
day, in Washington, from the effects of being
struck with missile by a coored man named
Brown, last Saturday night. Brown is in Jail.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-05
Sheria,s sale

49, Ey virtue OF a a1it at yeutlitioni Expon-
Lind as. 10 mo directed. will be expussd to Pub
N! IL; Sale. ut the front door Of the County
~ Building. in Dover.
On Tuesday, 2ath day of September, ls72
at z o'clock. p. M,
the following Real Estate, to wit
All that certain tract. piece or parcel Of land sit
ma Ell in Dover hundred X ent county and state of
Delaware. adjoining lands of Marting Poor. I-anc
Pratt, Martin " B .tss, deceased, aud lands of o-
s."h seward. John g. Cox and Others. aud said TO
contain one Hundred and rh.rty-six Acres OF
Land, III re or less the improveme Mt upon wbirh n
are a one and half stony frams dwelling house.
barn, stables and oth her outbuildngs.
Seil ri and taken in execution as the property OF
Edward L.. Navel. and III be Sold for cash.
SAMUEL HARiAHlNE sheriff.
sheriff i Ofhce Dover, Del. Sep. 3 lS.aa
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-05
iuhlir sales.
60 BUILDING LOTS
AT PUBLIC SALE.
Wll be I'D a tutlis ale, on the iretuI ,oil
meu,ti.g at M .nu
Saturday, September lith. ls33,

Saturday, September llth, 1879,
at clock. p H.,
go Fl ,,ll- Bmliin. Leta situated on Delaware
GilFiu .nd ShallsIuss Avenue. aud Naehins Ton
Jrli.rsii,. Thirteenth. Jackson. Harrison layton
ahi linr ia street. III thr city III " Wi'miEEton
Ihe q l,ts nt. All n,t class in thu mo L ,iaprov
ins nAll nt The ctt,. anu sef, desirable iIr resi-
deuce ur hYr tuSes' 'uiehI
TIE,> Twenty per cent cash, and the balance
eua.! is dlIttled In tour notes. at three, s'x nine
AMI twtlA" lonts with interest iro'n iav ut -ale,
or thr-- cent, oil ttr cash, 4 pnit within ten
DAYS JAMES BRADFORD.
uiLt n MILLER, Auct'rs sepa-ts
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-05
SUSSEX COUNTY TICKET.

SUSSEX COUNTY TICkET
Senator.
CHAS. c. STOCkLEi.
Representatives.
David Holland. Edward Jones
George NJ DAVIS. Or. Hugh Martin,
Dr. Jas. Thompson. Jesse ID. Stevenson,
John Hickman.
Sheriff,
JOSEPH NORRIS.
Coroner.
WM. W. WILSON
Levy Court Commissioners,
John Fisher. Rroadkiln Hundred.
WIN. o. Short. Dagshoro
Philip G. Matthews, B. e.
Il N. Lowe, l.. q.
Thomas Dukes. Baltimore
Capt. s. @. Paynter Lewis II r.
Charles Tunnel. Georgetown
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-05

500 REWARD The above reward @il
s-'@N he paid i"r the return ut Il cold liunln.
Case Watch, NJ" III ~. Vim Dixon maker. y .
que tols will be asked II lett ~ ~ MAKE. .trret
OF NJ this office. II B. M,lNIlRE
a,l.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-05
1lotites.

NOTICE.
~ The members ii the ''Ameticus Club" viii
hold Special Meeting 10 their rooias, III NJ rrow's
Building. III Market street. at & ociurf, FRIDAY
evening.
Bv order oi the President.
ser5 It " A. BRISBANE sees,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-05

NOTlCE.-A y. 4. MA special n
A\ meeting at the tifand L. dFe oi Della ~
ware. will he held at Masonic Hal Oh y
Thurs.liy EVenin.. the III instant. nt ~
o'clock f'I ts- purpose Of in,t,tuns thet
oihcera al otient, Lodge, No -.
by order Of Nj.
>ept Il j. +. ALLNuNp, GIANT See
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-05
GAZETTE.
stated Democratic Aaoetings.

CITY Executive Committee meets every Nun
asy evening. at o'clock.
Greeley II Brown Campaign Club meets ev-
srv tuesday evening, at 8 o'clock.
German Democratic Club meets every Wed.
ueedsy evening, at & o'clock.
Democratic Association Of Wilmington meet,
every Friday evening, 1t s O'Clock.
Americn. Club meeis every Wednesday even
;ue, Morrow's building, oil Market street.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-05
TRUE For A. THAT.

For the Daiiv ,iaLette.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-03-05
he editor Of the .dLernu7yIa Gozetts.

To the editor Of the .Ahrand,1a Gozene::
FALLS CHURCH. Va, March 3.-Among the
MANY attractions claimed for our village, the
last but BY no means the least is the Free
School. This, graded school of one hundred
pupils, we have for some time past fattercd
ourselves was one of the best, if not Hc best
rural school in the State. aud under the man
agement of its efficient principal job Co., Nc
Weigh, esq, formerly of Alexandria, it bid,
fair to maintain its claims. Mr. McVeigh to
thorough education, adds the faculty Of in
parting information rapidly, and while com
mauding the respect and obedience of his pu-
pills in the school room, associates with them
in their recreations as au elder brother to whom
they look for counsel aud assistance, and this
brings about between pupil and preceptor a
condition of mutual respect productive OF the
happiest results Mr. McEeigh, though not
required by the regulations OF the Board Of
Education to do so, commenced with this seS-
sion the study OF the classics in connection with
the English branches, which, though at first
somewhat demurred to, is now conceded by hi
pupils themselves to be Of vast benefit to thcIu,
so much of our English language being lmme
dlatey derived thercfrom. On the LIST inst.
the higher class Of the school was examined in
the presence Of the Trustees, MeSsrs. Roberts.
oHIcFe duu pdlley anu HuiiSio't' iSpo,oi VIC
scholars and school, and the universal sent
mcut Of the spectators was, that the progress
of the pupils was in every Way highly satlstac-
tory. They acquitted themselves admirably.
even in the more difficult branches, Mathe
mates, English Grammar and Latin. while
their proficiency in all was very evident aud
where all did so we'll it would be improper to
make any distinction. 1t was noticeable tea.
ture that the examination was not conducted
on the show principle of angels in white, stage
costumes, ct cetera. to give it effect but plain
ly, and in such manner as to exhibit defects
had they existed, rather than to conceal them.
The examination was most rigid and lasted
about six hours. At the close some congratu-
latory remarks were made by Messrs. j. II.
Sargent, j. G. DePutron. Benz. Shreve and
DIR. Lloyd, which had the happy feature Of
brevity, after which the school was dismissed.
The people of our section have always been
auxiolls to bring about recognition by the
State Government of the necessity Of Free
School system. and any effort to impair the
system, now that it is just getting fairly estab-
lished, would be met by our people with uni
versal condemnation. ).
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-03-05
lCOMMESICATED.

HAVE WE BOURBON AMONG tS?-Ih!>
was the great question some years ago. when al
old gentleman from Canada. halt breed In
dian, it is said, was proclaimed in some OF the
newspapers as the Dauphn. the son OF the I'M
fortunate Louis XVI One Of the Washington
papers few days ago. gave biographical
sketch of an illustrious Washingtonian named
something like Suct or Suit, who. il not him
selfa Bourbon. his biographer says. has cornered
the whole Cuited States by engrosslng all the
Bourbon which could be bought. and will there.
BY make a large fortune. The paper aforesaid
lauds the said gentleman as a man OF great
genius. and perhaps he is, for editors should
know if any people do. Some years ago the New
York Herald nominated Mr.. Law for lrc>l-
dent of the United States because he was a
successful steamboat owner. Now IT old Dial
getty was right. why would not Mr. Suit be 4
suitable candidate? How many votes are there
in millions of gallons of old, very old whi>key;
Why even rot.gut commands great many, but
he has millions, and of the Oldest too.
hone the Gazette will have the honor Of being
the first in the field for the Bourbon candidate.
On second thought, does not the said cornerlng
cover some deep political design, and Is not
the cornerer dangerous man in a republic?
What if instead of selling at large money
profit he should get into power by using the
ardent instead of Il argeut?' What if Grant
had been so we'll supplied. and after cross nr
had fallen back over the Rapidan. leaving his
stores behnd-couId he not in few days, have
marched straight into Richmond. without any
Wilderness. Cold Harbor, Dutch Gap, Crater,
or Bottled Butter. to the saving Of so many
valuable lives? SUEroNlIS.