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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-06-03

A Dutchman died lately in Holland
who had thoroughly tested the destnact.
i've powers Of tobacco and beer. &c had
IN his time smoked about 10000 pounds
of, the soothing week and drank 300 600
quarts OF the composing liquor, and vet
by some reason Of strength or some other
cause, no reached the age Of four score
years, Oh course the experiment ID moi
altogether satisfactory becauseif he had
notindulged in tobacco and beer he might
have lived to be 100, and on the other
hand he might never have passed sixty.
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PendIetOn for the CincInnatl NomI

New York, June 1.-The Tti6uae pub.
lished q dispatch from Washington Nc
Lean, of Cincinnati, stating that Pendle.
ton was misrepresented in the dispatch
sent from Reading 20 Philadelphia q
short time ago, and that thatgentleman
is decidedly in favor OF the, Cincinnati
platform and nominees,
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AnRrYA1s oF pE1EaArrs.

PHILADELPHIA, June s.-To.day q
large number of delegates to the Conven.
ton arrived. As yet but few full delega.
tons have arrived. Most OF these are
from the far Western States. A large
delegations OF Indianians took up quar-
ters at the Continental Hotel this morn.
ing. They promise their State for Grant
and Colfax.
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Death or James Gordon Bennett.

New YoRk, June 1s-James Gordon
Bennett died this afternoon at s o'clock
His son and daughter are expected here
from Europe tonight by steamer. The
body Is to be preserved in ice until the
arrival here oil his son and daughter.
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Graduation of Cadets at Annapoll

ANNAPOLIS, June 1.-The concluding
exercises attending the graduating class
Of naval cadets, took place this morning.
OF the class, composed OF 26 members, 22
received diplomas. Jesse N. Rsyner, Of
Mo-, as first of the five, received the star
grade.
A letter was received from Secretary
Robson, complimenting Cadet McLean's
lgallantry in rescuing comrade from
drowning on the 23d May.
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GALE OF FOUNDRY FIXTURES

Io.er at private sale the Patterns, Flasks and
Fixtures In Union Foundry, belonging to tho late
arn Of ". W. Miller & Co.
The purchaser can secure reasonable lease Of
the Foundry and grounds. Tho building Is 65
feet by IS feet, centrally located with good light
which cannot be Obstructed, and contains all the
necessary appliances Of Arst-clAss Jobbing
Foundry.
For further particulars apply on the premises
10 Il. B. MILLER,
jAn9 Receiver.
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yew YoFk B6nk sta,emer,,

NEw YoHk, June The weekly bank
statement, loans Increase, $1,078I00 +,
specie, increase, $56020O; legal tenders,
increase, Salts, 400; deposits, increase:
q, ,B1e, 100; circulation, decrease, $2s, 800
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Treasury Programme for June.

WAsHRefos, June s.-The Secretary
OF the Treasury has authorized the AS.
sistant Treasurer at New York to buy
81, 200 900 bonds on each Wednesday and
sell $3O00000 coin on each Thursday
during the month Of June, in all to buy
$s,0O0,000 bonds and sell $s,0O0,0OO gold.
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SPAIN.

NEW YoRK, June IA dispatch from
Maarid says; serrano's leniencyto the Oar.
lists chiefs has literally dlsorganized the
rebels e who begin to suspect their leaders
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;, ,,Vr, FIRST CLASS UPLAND
ISLAND LOTS FOR SALE.

Forty choice Building Lots on Wheeling Is
land, Price from 800 TO $1,000 each.
TxsxS-one.i fourth cash, the residue In equal
u,,allmcnts at one, two and three years, with In
n,ssL JNo. P. GILCHRIST,
amin At Top Mil.
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FOREIGN.
ENGLAND.

LONDON, June THE Prince and Prin.
cess OF Wales have returned. The cele.
oration OF the Queens birthday has been
postponed until tonight In order to allow
the Prince and Princess to participate.
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DWELLING HOUSE
FOR SALE

| offer for sale tho houe In which how're ~
side, situate on John street, q few doors
east Of Fifth. The house Is substantial
tWostory brick containing eight rooms, be-
attic, witha good cellar, hot and cold water in
bathrooms. The house Is in good order and
well located and in every way . desirable prop.
erty, being but little over ., square nom the
Post oalce. There Is also on tho premises good
BRICK STABLE,
sufficient for four horses, and a carriage house.
Any one wishing TO purchase can examine tho
premises At any tlmo.
sVpt2S JN0. F. McDERMoT.
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DIED.

STANToN.-At his residence In this city, at
hhall'past eleven Sunday evening, June 2, iST3,
BENJAMIN STANTON.
Funeral AotIce Tuesday morning.
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WASHINGTON.
CALL For 8.pER CENTS

WASHINGTON, June 1.-The Secretary
of the Treasury has directed the Assistant
Treasury at New York to withdraw
81 100000 three-per cents; 5000 nun.
bering from 3,S11 to 1856 inclusive /;
$4,000 numbering from 3,972 to ,150 in
elusive, dated from the 1st OF August,
1868, to the 18th of August, 1868; inter.
est to cease the S1st OF July, 1872.
EXECUTIVE NOMINATIONS.
The President approved the bill pro.
viding for the issue of bonds in the place
of destroyed or deiaced bonds.
The President today nominated Chas.
H. Walker REGISTER. Republican Val.
ley land district, Nebraska; E. Ware
Wofchings, receiver of public moneys,
same place; Geo. w. Carey, receiver Wv.
oming land district, Nebraska; ]. Il.
Longley, receiver Western land district,
Nebraska; a. A. Thomas, register North.
western district. Nebraska; Thos. P. Lour-
nan, receiver, same place; Geo. Monroe,
register, Linkville, Oregon; Geo. Gonna,
receiver, same place.
CIVIL SERVICE REGULATIONS.
Tho civil service regulations as to the
clerkships are now completed. The
necessary preliminary steps for applicants
will be furnished by writing to the heads
Of the departments. The U. s. District
Court has ordered the payment to three
parties here, Of theproceeds: Of the sale OF
their property by the government under
the confscation act. This ruling accords
with the amnesty act.
A meeting of varnishers, piano makers
and other, striking trades was held this
morning. One piano firm conceded the dc.
mands Of their employees. The working.
men are confident the strike will end this
week. It isreported OF the strikes will ex.
tend to Baltimore and Philadelphia next
week. ~.
Specie shipments to-day $s,747,7s1.
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THOSE who serveyou because they love
you, will exact no return those who
serve you from selfinterest, will exact
both principal and interest. - ~
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NRENCH CONDITION PoWDRR.

u FOR HORSES AND OATTLE.
ThlA Powder IA composed principally OF Roots
and Herbs, aud long experience has proven it to
eases to which Horses and CaSle are subject
such as Founder, Hide Bound, Yellow WSter,
Loss OF Appetite, Coughs, HeaYes, Distempor'
&C, &c, IL carries OF all gross humors, and
puriaes the blood. 1t alec promotes the fstten.
ing OF HOGS, and Is good for Hog Cholera.
mar9d4w LOGAN. LIST q CO.,
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AN unknown young man trying 10
board freight train at Columbus, Ohio,
Sunday, fell between them and was crush.
ed to death,
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BY TELEc RAP
ASSOCIATED PRRss RRPoRF
Exclusively to the IntellIgencer.

.--a Oh the Western Union Lima.
once Northwest cor. Of Main and Monroe SITS.
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DrugaIars.
.HE BEST Is THE CHEAPEST.

There Is no economy in using an inferior Bak
ing Powder, because It is cheaper. It only spoils
3 Co.'S EXCELSIOR BAKING POWDER ia tfs
cnEapeS in the market, because It Is NS bsSfI
ask tor LOgan, List b Co.'S. Be sure you get Il;
and you Will save your peace Of mind, and also
your "pieco Of bread" mar9
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DAMS AND ACHES OF ALL
J. kinds are speedily relieved BY using 10
CAMS ARNICA. There Is no better Linimont
IN me market II Is besides the oHEAPEs1 Lini-
gta,, Sprains, Bruises, Sore Throat Pain and
Tl9htness In the Breast rub 1t In with gentle aud
continued fdcts0nB. For sale by
LOGAN, LIST q CO.,
mAr9 Bridge Corner Drn0pista
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ONCE USED,
THEY ARE NEVER ABANDONED,

Used BY thousands Of persons In this City and
Vicinity with great satisfaction and succcss.
they nave continually increased In favor, and
arc acknowledged by many 10 be
TIE BRST PHI wow nv urR
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-11-16

DELAWARE CITY ITRMs.-Mr jesse
Gardner has contracted with VIM. b.
Householder. to build a tWo-story frame
dwelling On his lot Corner Of Fourth and
Monroe streets.
The contractors of Del Il Pennsylvania
r. K. have contracted with Powell Il Co.
wharf builders, Of Philadelphia, to build
two Wharyes' We understand that they
are TO be 100 feet wide and 900 feet long
10 be built early next spring.
W. have hcen assured by one of the Di
rcciOrs of the Del. * Penn. X. II. that
trains Will be run between this city and
Newark, by December l,t.
On Tuesday night last, one Of Easlon &
McMahon's bargcs sunk in the canal be.
/ tvs, en- this city and 81. Georges.
Parties from Philadelphia have contrac
ed with Mr.. /. II. Ubll, to build an ice
louse on the canal, above the Pivot Bridge
40 feet long, 40 feet wide and go feet high
They propose TO ship ice to Philadelphia
during the summer season.
On Monday last Mr.. j. c. Clark lost d
very valuable OK by being run over by tn,
freight train at Kirkwooi, Del.
Plans OF the stations on the Del. & Penn
X. X have been drawn and given out fol
bidders Transcript.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-11-16

Uessrs. Editors. Corporal punish ment
in public schools is properly attracting
considerable attention. All will agree
that Of several schools under equally
god discipline, the enc in which there il
least punishment is most successfully gov
cncd In school discipline ''lhe minimum
Of punishment is the maximum of sue
cess.n
As u check upon the use Of the rod,
some school boards require record to
be kept Of each case of corporal punish
ment, setting forth particularly the rea.
sons for its iniiction. Other school
boards require the number Of cases OF
such punishment by each teacher to be re-.
ported to them monthly. A late report
Of the public schools Of Washington, gives
tie number Of cases for ten consecutive
months as follows leo, ll3, GO, 40, Sc,
81, q. 70, 80, s. j will be noticed in
these figures that from the sixth to the
seventh month, the number of cases in.
creased from thirty-twO TO ninety-seyen.
A bill introduced in the Board Of Alder.
men, declaring that it should be unlawful
for any teacher TO innict punishment upon
the person Of any pupil in the public
schools of Washington, was followed by
rich exhibitions of disOheiience and def
ance and authority as TO cause this increase
in the number OF cases of punishment.
The bill WAS defeated and the number
again reduced. S.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-11-16

NEwARK ITEMS The correspondent Of
the Middlrtown Transcript has the follow
ng items
There are six new houses In course Of
construction with our corporate limits.
-Four on h. h. Avenue, one GU Choato
Lane and one on Main street.
II is rumcr,d that our townsman, VIM
Rel nOlds. "O'Couor electOr" has been
invited. in company with his colleagues
on the Straisht-out Ticket to meet o'Con.
or at Delmoniuo's ON the 10Th inst at
which place he purposes to hold a reunion
OF his friends and supporters.
The Epizloty or Canada Horse Disease
has arrived like Republican Majorities,
Sin force Al the horses in Atkinson
~ Grillilh's livery stable are disabled, he
sides many private stables. Messrs. VIM
D. Cornog, John A. Reynolds, Jr., WIN.
p. Be,son, Casio n Co.., and John W,
Pcuniugton'- are all effected.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-11-16
CELEBRATING VICTORY.
A Large Republican Experience Meeting
at Institute Hall Last Night-Dsfsated
and Successful Candidates Alike Tell
How They Feel.

Monday, doubtless, more people were
In Institute Hall than at any previous time
In Its history. For the first time In many
years the gallery was opened TO the crowd,
aud was in a short period, like the lower
floor, simple mass Of humanity. The
occasion was a Republican experience
meeting, a " feast Of reason aud now OF
soul, and so enthusiastic were the audi
ence and speakers that II took but WORD
to call forth the most deafening applause
and the widest cheering.
After those who had participated In the
parade, early In the evening, In honor OF
Tuesdays Republican victory, had been
seated In the hall, H. +. Pickles, ESQ.,,
Chairman of the State Central Committee,
called the meeting to order, and stated Its
object TO be to afford all an opportunity OF
congratulating each other on the result OF
Tuesdays work-to have a good time-a
political experience meeting on the Metho'
dist style, and afterwards read the follow
ing kilograms from parties who had been
invited TO be present but were unable TO
attend
GEORGETOWN, November IL, 1872.
H. F. pickles, EsQ.-Ay Dear Sir -
Allow me to congratulate you, cir, and
every true friend Of our glorious Union, on
the grand results of the late elections-as
well throughout the country as in this, our
own beloved little State; and also TO tender
to you my assurances of the high regard
in which bold your conduct as the Chair
man of the State Central Committee.
In respect to the future Of our Owl
State. and of Sussex county, would say
with Jacob Faithful, "Better luck nez
time
Very respectfully, sir, am yours truly
{. s. LAYTON.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-11-16

wILMIHGroN's INTEREST IN the BURSEl
OUT HOUSES.

wILMIsGToN's INTEREST IN the BURNED
OUT HOUSES.
While all our citizens are more or less
losers hy the Boston lire, the morocco
manufacturers are probably more. than
any otkcr.
Upon inquiry among the various manu-
facturers In this city We lind that Boston
firms which were burned out owe them
about 100000. OF course this will not
be all lost. and probably none Of It.
One Of the heaviest losers by the Dire Is
Geolge 7. Clark, formerly Of the firm OF
Bush, Clark & Co., Of this city. He had
from $4,000 to 100000 worth Of stock
on hand, which vas entirely consumed,
but his books and papars, which were 10
his safe, were not injured by the fire. Mr..
Clark was In this city last week, and
ordered about $4,000 worth Of morocco.
which had not been shipped, but, we be-
lieve, every manufacturer In this city from
whom he had purchased telegraphed on to
him to let them know when and where 10
ship his stock and it would be Immediately
forwarded.
Telegnlms were received Tuesday,
from most of the bunt-ont firms saying
that they would pay every dollar OF their
indt htedness.
Already Boston houses which were moi
destroyed have arrived In this city, sinc'
the lle, and are giving fresh orders.
The morocco trade brisked up last week
and so mncn leather being destroyed the
prospect Is good fora busy fall and winter
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-11-16

Joseph L. Klllgore, Esq, who arrived
late In the evening, next spoke and said
that the old Republican party and Pickles
was entirely too mnch for their op
ponents.
Owing to the lateness Of the hour,
Joshua 7. Heald, Esq, confined himself
TO few remarks, aud closed his short ad-
dress by proposing three cheers for the
Republican party, which were given With
a will.
Postmaster Lewis called on Mr.. Pickles
for a speech. That gentleman came for
ward and asked the audience to meet him
two years hence In the same hall to cele-
brate the next victory, and closed by pro-
posing three cheers for the candidates Of
1874. This meeting the appreciation of
the audience, the crowd cheered wildly
aud the meeting adjourned.
TBEBASQUKr.
On the adjournment of the meeting a
number of invited guests met In the Re-
publican headquarters, Fifth and Market
streets, where bounteOus repast was serv-
ed up by Robert Graves, the well known
caterer.
Afler Justice had been done to the good
things set before them, which Mr.. Smithers
said was the best tabular statement he had
seen since the election, Mr.. Pickles, who
was 10 the chair proposed the health of
Major James R. Loasnd, Congressman
elect from Delaware Three rousing
cheers were given for him, when he return
ed thanks in few wei timed remarks.
Toasts were then read as follows
"The Republicans Of New Castle
County" Responded to by District Att)r-
ney Higgins.
HThe Republicans of Delaware let
their motto ever be Unity, Equality aud
Fraternity" responded to by Hon. N b.
Smithers.
"The Republicans of Kent and Sussex,
may their trlumphs be as great as have
been ours" Responded to by George V.
Massey, Esq.
"our elected and defeated State sena.
tors, may they live long, fight nobly and
successfully for the right, and die happy
Responded to by Senator-elect, l.. +.
Riddle.
Hon. N. B. smithers proposed a senti.
ment In honor of the Polly McNatts.h
Responded to by Elias S. Reed, Esq, Of
Dover.
"Republicanlsm, may it ever be the
synonym of enterprise and progress. -
Responded 10 by j. 7. Head, Esq.
Rev. I. G. Steward proposed, - Our en-
Congressman, may his repose be long and
sweet"
1.-THE Boys in Blue" Responded to by
Gen. A. T. A. Torbert.
1.-THE triumph of the law as illustrated
in the recent trial before the u. 5 Court
Responded TO by W. c. Spruanee, Esq.
1.-THE martyred dead who died in de
tense of the liberties of the people of tn,
United States" Drank in silence.
"The Republican Press OF Delaware.
Responded 10 by II. VI. Jenkins, Esq.
i" President Ulysses S. Grant, first il
war, first in peace, and first IN the heart
of his countrymen." Responded TO by
DR.. Isaac Jump, OF Dover.
"Our WOrkingmen, may they ever hi
distinguished for their zeal and energy in
behalf Of true Repubicanism." Responde.
TO by Geo. W. Roberts.
The speeches were all In the happies
vein aud everybody seemed in a good hui
NOR, notwithstanding the fact that al! tn
tOasts were drank in cold water. Tn
occasion was enil ened by several cong
from Joseph T. Wright, which were cap
italy sung.
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Another Church in Wilmington.
rHR MISSION AT ST. MAHT's-A sew GER
MAN CATHOLIC CHURCH.

THR MISSION AT ST. MART's-A NEW GER
MAN CATHOLIC CHURCH.
The Mission commenced in ST Mary's
Church act Sunday two weeks, under the
auspices of Rev. Fathers ienning, Burke,
Meredith ana Snyder of the Redemptorist
Order. closed last evening with the i'm
parting to the congregation Of the Papal
BenedictiOn. The mission has been the
most largely attended Of any that have
ever been given in this city, aud In its re-
suits has been Of "a highly gratifying char
acter. Over $500 persons approached thu
sacraments Of Penance and the HOLY
Eucharist and IA converts we're added t
Catholicism.
As a result Of the labors of these zeal
Gus priests. the erection Of German
catholic Church has heeen resolved upon
and at G,rman II Getting last evening
$500 were subscribed. The Rcdemnor
ists leave here to open a mission In Pitts
burg at the Cathe cal
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-11-16

DEATH Caused ny EATING CHEsrNrrs. -
On Saturday week, little girl, years old.
named Matte W. Thomas, Chester, Dcla-
ware county, died from congestion of the
lungs caused by eating too many chest
nuts. This shOnld serve a. a warning To-
parents against allowing their children an
immodcrate use Of this nut which is UNI
usually plenty this year
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-11-16

MInDLETowN.- The eplzootic has ar
rived In town.
Al the meeting Of the MiddletOwn
Building and Loan Association, on Thurs
day evening, money sold at 10 per cent.
to DR.. T.. Bcale, Of Philadelphia, the farm
of John y. Townsend, in Appoqulnimink
lld., Del.
Tie Fruit Preserving Establishment of
jackson, Pyle 4 Cox has closed for his
season. Tie fruit put up by them this
year is far superior 10 hat OF last year.
The protracted meeting, which began a
few weeks since in the Methodist church,
is siiil in progress and will continue rs
long e. Interest is arifusted. There are
a number Of inQuircrs nightly at the altar,
and there have been few conversions.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-11-16

ON THE RANPAGR.-A woman VITO lives
on the eastern side Of town, sunday got
on spree and after creating trouble in her
own neighb0rhOod, weui Wallschmilt's
lager beer saloon on Orange street below
Ninth, ana created disturbance, She
was arrested and lodged in the hall and
this morning fined q 90 and COSTS and held
In 500 bail to keep the peace.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-11-16

To II. F. Pickles, EsQ.,I CHAIRMAN or
TIE REPUBLICAN STATE COMMITTEE AN
honor to the victorious Republicans of
Delaware! They are entitled to the
warmest commendatioD of every patriot
in the land. A liberal yet firm policy that
Will no longer permit any man to be
robbed of his political rights is all that is
needed to secure for your State the bless
ings Of true Repuolicanism and genuine
progress. joins A. j. CKRswBLL.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-11-16

MIA hAsAsA Mas -NNNNhaANi ~ AoN-s
To GENERAL A. T. A. ToRBERT The
Union League Of Philadelphia tender
through you, to the loyal people Of Della
ware the warmest congratulations on the
glorious result Of your labors. You have
done nobly in redeeming your State and
transferring her TO the hands of the
faithful. Morton MCMIcHAPL.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-11-16

KILLED. - Cyrus L. White, aged q
years, Of springhill. Wicomico, Md.
while cunning Tuesday week was killed
BY the discharge of his own gun, which
became entangled IN come way. The load
took effect in the groin, and death follow.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-11-16

A CHANGE.-Forbes Ray, Of Newark,
who has hesn insane for some years, was
transferred from the asylum in Philadel-
pha to the insane department Of the Aims
house in this city, on Friday last. He
holds some property, and has the interest
Of $4,000, left by the late Enoch Roberts,
during his life, consequently his board
will be paid regularly and the county re-
munera.ed for the expense Of his enter
insane, and there Is little nope for the
restoration Of his reason. He has an in
teiesting family Wh1 feel his affection very
severely. -RcpHbheDH.
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MAsn1sarox. d. G.. Nov. IL. 1872.

To II. F. PICKELs, CHAIRMAN, ETC.;-
For ourselves, and many Delawareans resi-
dent al the Capital, we congratulate the
people Of Delaware upon their triumph
a triumph which means the overthrow OF
personal government in the State and .
burial Of dead issues and mean prejudicee.
Not forgetting the help Of the honest
Democrats, let all pure men strike hands
for the complete redemption of our State.
GEORGE p. FISHER,
RICUARD HARRINGTON