Middletown transcript., 1873-01-25
Letter from the Capital.

WEB, daubatS ~ l~.5s
E.tor Trmsoy,y -~inc. ms List uuihiar II
very startling mature b., trausr,fpl At the
Capital The Legislature however. i tHst
a. woTk grinding out laN hr lltc Nru.tl' some
nud % tie a..ruuhtutr IL eihgrs Ihc Divorce
miil csprcA.ly sncins tl base a mrgr sftst iu
the hopper, nrd RON present aprcaf turf. th'
committee On thd specie al Legs tttuu w3il not
have much plJy time Til. divorce hasaurs, Il
ttf as li,r Lr -is'a'Urr Is torusfutt hHs . umr
nuisance. Dnd 'fas' ta,t a. act aii le l4sse5
the pf''cni session slvIaE tie cugr's- Ndcn
The proper place .a'i power Ito sn u rts's.
Sr,slsl iyurac ll. f. ee already PASSED IT.
Sena'e and u'hyr, are Aai. reported
The Hus' mroiuui hI. vhi. h was passed. 10
tI,c liuGsc IIt., WrcN WIS ihc act rri.rs n. the
law attaching wage, r--sr, ,!8' tie s. na-
uut ,'rl l.y q grln ,irurs su-e fzste tf'-
n- Ia the negative were N,srs Msr'u. ptvt..
juues nnd Thompson. o' St,-,y and Vs. NJ
,ou .ul 'Uc >Y,aat. 'rnm k,.r THc.a -srt5r.
mou show, ii 'i.lr VOTES. i'ti t'tt sts#-' U fi'-
'us tu pas any lw 't'or,'i. 'u flie ue. Dr. u...
ui n,'" ir Til aw ,r,.'I ttsr grya e..
"'"d .ur- ago. bu' i.e l'.rtd .murr isn
.e,a.s go bee 'i.,' rl.r,e'. 20. r.uy aa -a~.f'
StaN'oi, :" 'HsUir I'' tri, ig lAr >lH#tf .-
uu lHr Senate uuN u-ts 'hr frsiHn.
Sh"p,i that tall Hil d, DO t3si..r Ia f#e r..t-
Ter ,"rc of the ".u"rrs WITH fHd Stat ths
h''r ''intrr,a 'po i"n- with 'Ac rtshls 4. 'a
N. exemption l...vi.la.so ra.. t0e uoa,e.
'huu-h g uu, t t, tats,at a.s,ya HUt
w ia'c1u Hv senate, i.u, la4.tf4f
ca .a't4N i, thu ct.t,t t.ga'+E I'll.
"u'wi V iWtfHiuI .fam taH lan.ssanH i tat
E,mrutu tHWI ~ puz ttaHHssua IL 81 FL thv
gtuunda nt thc ~ ls,,J ,a.i.s,Ir aasari. i+s HH
w,wn'r, 'h"gga' i',.E elalat - ltssa s..4
y.sl' ior 'tc present
iHr." "Hs quite au oS 'lH. renf,' asgf th,
nWuHiEi,n' o' Ee...hr ii y it's affH#s ea4at
y lc.m ~ Nr Harrington h.yHg rypaf1 -
Nuu.'f. Tue tiuyctuHr H4s iHs,t NIfH e#8H :.
Ul' '1U'T 'it fi'.f ift "a. Hh1 ta T. seH#
''Ih u.i Go ia 4iuu lhc Ftgrsf tuHs#.. laf flIr
position iIc ,tut.lstts wefe t>->Hrr5T teHa
Z !vHu."iI rUt Iyaa Gutn sH5 isa#t
TODD, Nr VfuHrNtu ltasul fua uz3.,H fHf i5s
ruWvcit.gs, ant now rtss#ls 10, tuHa. Il 5H
hts r"'sdl having received i s4st l,saas H.
"I.I mft" % rumrri-rt #.3#cr=
Itr r"rd.t'us 'u'm If ltaats NuaeHE E=g-
N-A'GcrWap ot " ilu.a='ea #a1 trsfs ago =fl :
Z tor OF ii5i sr.ry slrcl La! iho Bg. Hlts
thw'.h', may j a dailt ssfu ua out streets Mr.
'. Is here tor the EulFosc Of prevailing gp0a ib-
H,ncra ASSEMBLY to appropriate = feffstu sssnt
To rnnhi. him lu ini,h lis l!lz;efe o. nal4saa#=
,rusi the Legislature Hill arI tIm IN h,s Meta
Ui ,UmWiaE u,iotg etnu. lite st.ic
I"r lhr 'uEfculeucc 0i thase ht,tn5 5aX s fa
grind during he pcsrut session. W.ii .1g
N"n nc STOPPING places i lhe mrwaefs ol ae
Lr is,uUr,.
l'Ge Cpai H',i--Sepatot. Nasted. VI.
spr Lt.l. l,vs.ais ant >aaslts sHA 4 ffe-
sru'a'tyys james + Thompson, Bgrgha4a
Speaker of llndsa.I taHG.eNiu. SGejldraEE
Martin Jones, pnia, and Townsend tlsfk d
4 the l.ou,r
I A W., hlHsa s1hr entire Srw Castle dele.
CATION. and representative wilson
4 A. Nrs MY,H Representatives stevens
4 Clough, v lids. " WRIGHT aud Holland
A Nr' Dram - Representative Hickman
II H,wt-Scnator ShaAcspcare and rieik Q
I Senate
Il Rsi'ra,i Hts'-E. Ws!r6. Sefssaat-at
Arms OF House
II tE.Hre Hlrfdfn, ;--rfancis Smith. Ser
geaut.a;-Afms Of SENATE
sam Townsend Convention for organizing .
White Mans Part! was rcr'rt, failure. hu
very few being IN attendance 10 eommissasai,
with the man who raised the Frs, Greeley anI
Brown flag in Delaware. We Mould alsisi
Sam 20 keep cool
John o. Byrne, Esq. will deliver lecture 70
the henrfl ot the Dover udd Fellows Library
on wednesday evening next His subject i
The Ctusldcs No doubt IL Mill prove rrl
treat 10 the drniEens OF the Capital.
Mrs Harper cnlorri. delivered very ali
and interesting lecture In this place, on Mnnda
evening last, the proceeds beug for the bcnef
of the African " f. church She rase som
very good advice TO her coored friends, an
told them 10 beware of political aen,a.ayues
ably plead for the education of the e1lnfsa chi
drrn, and is opposed 10 negro equality
The Moral Reform Association nf pelawar
held meeting in this place on Tuesday, lni
have no, bern able 10 learn Nhat business wa
transacted
The candidates for State Treasurer and Aud
{ tor Of Accounts are quite numerous. Anon
: those named fnr the latter position are Nm
Clarke. ex-Stnie Treasurer. II. " Wolco,t G,
Representative Ezekiel Frazier and Joseph pn,
Of this county. Yours,
X.P. Y.