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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-03-12
THE RAILROAD ANACONDA.
P9u.ApELPHIA. March III.

PHILADELPHIA. March IL.
At the annual meeting of the PENNSYLVANIA
Railroad, to-day. report was read, giving o
highly encouraging statement Of the present
and future prospects of the company. With
the acceptance by The stockholders OF an act
of the Legislature, recently passed, autboriz-
ing the doubling of the capital stock OF the
company, greater and more rapid extension
than ever, OF the facilities OF the roao, VIII oe
consummale thei rgreat scheme of making the
road The grand highway Of the continent tor
travel and traffic. With an Increase OF capl-
tai, the company will have the means ior lay
Ing two additional tracks between this clly
and Piltsburg, 80 that it will have IN opera
lion four tracks, two for through anu TWO ior
local traffic.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-03-12
THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.
pREGTDENT GRANT "INDEFFIHITELY
POsTPONEs" HIS VISIT SOUTH.
The Cotton Tax Claims-Ths Supreme
Court-Nominatious DC. -eA9

The Cotton Tax Clatms-Ths Supreme
Court-Nominations, &c. .eA'
WASHINGTON, March II.
In answer to the Invitations from the soutns
the President says: II have been compelled,
by public duties, to Indefinitely postpone my
visit to the Southern clties."
The cotton tax claims have nearly all been
settled by the commissioners of internal rev.
enue. While the proposition was before Con-
gress to refund the cotton tax several claims
we're presented to the commissioners. These
will be returned to the claimants upon appN-
cation.
In the Supreme Court to day novel ques-
ton was argued between Judge Plerrepont
and Mr.. Evarts, whether statutory assign.
ment of ship on the high seas, under the
laws OF the State where the ship was owned,
could be defeated by q subsequent aatachme:t
levied ON ths-ship entering the port ofAnother
State. -)Tesai
The following nominations were made BY
the President to-day p. g. Henderson, reg
istrsr of land Office at Montgomery; p. Find
lay, receiver Of public money at Montgomery,
Alabama; also The following, pestmastess:=:J.
T. Wilson, Lynchburg; b. B. Nichols, sNor-
iolk; J. e. Whittle, Houston, Texas; E.lL.
Moore, Key West. Combinations: Clark,
collector Second Georgia District. The Sen
ate was occupied with the Caldwell case.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-03-12
THE WEATHER THIS DAY.

WASHINGTON, March II.
Probabilities For Wednesday In the New
England and Middle States there will be rls.
Ing barometer, with westerly winds and partly
cloudy and clear weather. For the South At
lantic and Eastern Gulf States there will be
cloudy weather and light winds. Northerly
winds and falling temperature will probably
extend southerly over the Western Cult
States an Wednesday morning. Cautionary sig-
mails continue at Boston and Portland, Maine.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-03-12
THE COMING LABOR sTRIKES.
Nrw YORK. Marcl

NEW YORK, Marcn IL.
The employers and workiDgmen are begin.
ming to dscuss the proposed movement IN tne
various trades with reference 10 wages auo
honrs OF labor. The employers seem 10 be
unanimous In their opposition 10 reduction
of hours, while the workingmen are not
united. Many OF them regard favorably the
ten-hOur system.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-03-12
OUR SOUTH ATLANTIC NEIGHBORs.
Georgia..

StOEBkus
An extended revival of religion is noticed
In the Augusta churches. ,.
"A meeting of the saw mill men OF geor-
ola and Florida Ia announced to be held IN 30.
Vannah on the 18th Instant. The Object ls 70
adopi some concerted plan Of action IN regard
to The lumber trade of the two states:
The Scbutzen Gesellschait, OF Augasta,
has purchased tract OF six acres on tne soutn
side of the plank road, near the 1ooC OF Tug
sandhIlld on the outskirts OF that city, ior
schutZenplatz.
The Jacksonville authorities are raiding
on the gambling bells.
The hull of the new steam tug boat ]. B.
Staples arrived at Jacksonville from Charles
ion last Thursday In tow OF the City Point.
William Cullen Bryant, Esq, editor OF tne
New York Evening Post, is hioernatlng at 81.
srhe St. Augustine Press is perturbed at
the recent defeat, by popular vote, Oh tne
ordinance restraining the peramoulauons OF
cows within the city limits.
-Messrs. Furcbgott, Benedict & Co., OF
Charleston and Jacksonville, have transplant
ed a large palmetto tree In the centre OF their
trade palace, In the latter city, where II Is
growing finely. >,
eSThe Jacksonville papers have much 70
say with regard to the new Grand Nallonai
Hotel In that city. 1t ls salo 70 90 la ~ rs ,hs
respect model Institution. ana qnaer ta.' sne
MANAGEMENT of George McGlnley, ED, for. y,
merly of the Mills House, Is destined TO Isaen
prominent place in the list OF American
hotels. o+, rpor,do hos
twenty gnava bushes from which is sns has
shipped twenty bushels OF irnit' a. receiving 1eaae
fonr dollars for each bushel; enc mas mace
mt m one hundred lumbers of jelly, which she
sells for four dollars per dozen; she has made
one hundred tumblers of "marmalade," Thlcf
she sells for the same price, and her crop II
but half gathered.
North Carolina.
The citizens OF Newbern, N. G., are mucf
alarmed on account OF several anonymou
com municalions that have been received .!
some of their prominent citizens. These com
municatioDs are sent through the mans, San an,
state that the cilizens OF Newbern are "sleeP
ing over volcano" 1t is presumed tnIs o.
]ndes to the destruction OF the town oy incsn
diaries.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-03-12
GERMANY And GRANT.

sharp Comments on the Prsstdenrs In
g. augural.
BERLIN, March IL.
The German papers ridicule and SHARPLY y
criiicise The late inaugural of President Grant,
asking If the great powers should maintain
diplomatic relations with a country whose ex-
ecutlve thus insults them.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-03-12

- This sister, Mrs. George Goodwin, lived 1uIt
loIg enough to examine ALL the PROOF sneets OF
her brother,s biography. she expreeaed IN tho
warmest wsy her approx al of the sketch, 6Ue1T
,oord OF auhich she Jttllv f'adoraed.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-03-12

The following transierpf real estate have
been filed In the Mesne Cnveyance ofhce Tor
the week ending March 10 1873:
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-10-25

MEETING oF THE SCHOOLS CONNECTED WITH
PHiLhnELPHiA YEARLY MEETING,
The semi.annuM meeting OF the Friends
First DAY Schools within the limits OF PhllA-
delphia Yearly Meeting. was held In the
new Frieuds NJ citing House In Kenneth
Square Pa, on saturday last, about twenty
i've or thirty from this city being present
Joseph ". Truman -slled The meeting 20
order, and delegates from ~ the Ouarteriy
Ut Union" meetings belonging TO the
mcetlnk h16a .rrd % their names.
The reports from the various schools were
! read. Vhifh showed them generally 20 be IN
] y hourishirs condition. Quite number Of
new schools had seen established the past
/ yesr.
DURING the reading Of the reports some
very interesting rem arks were made by
persons present, among them being Benja.
min and Henry Kent. Of Oniontllle' and
Clemen. VI. iHddle. OF Philadelphia.
! The uroprIr.v ct holding the meetings
| annually instead Of semiaanuAlly, on &C
count ol M formation OF the union quar-
/ terry meet .ugs, was discussed, but u was
| decided 20 hold semi-annuM meetings as
heretofore.
| From the reports II would seem chat
| Friends prlegnliy ttlc more interest IN thu
seAoo.- 'na1 when they WIRE trz' opened
| and. a though he increase OF scholars wa
nor larg,, yct all +he teachers thought the
interest in the scholars WAS decidedly OF
tie increase
~ neon Tho tsaocis'ion adjourned ant
were treated 20 p Ipiendid dinner gotten NJ
by Friends, in tne large dining hall o.
Swithin g. Shortlidge's school, which HI
.indly rendered them the use Of.
The Wilmington party, confused OF ahou
twenty, whO went up In McAullen \ seal
large wagon. haf a very pleasant time ant
enjoyed the trip very much.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-10-25

PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON
AND BALTIMORE RI
tDELAWA HE DtVISIONJ
IMPORTANT EOTICR
spand after MONDAY. April lst, is7Q. a ma
sushSes tfala VIII leave Seaf0rd az g. q. 10. a
i,ai.a Baltimore and intermsdisls
Philadelphia aud Baltimore eonpeetion. vii ~
y rsaiofd, arriving At 10 p. m, making tbras
asllY ttai % 70 and from aeafOrd
" aud sfter the above date. this Oompan,
WI olseoutinue runninE The early IsOfnins
Ano evening -usins between Milford and Hsr.
uug.0u. $50 mar
.pls.u h. y. KINNEY sup't
-NaGkAVln0o Of all hiuds done 81
70. EAST sixth STREET
SI.,lO FOR d D0anas Best FAMILY gleur,
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-10-25

CATHOLIC CoSsECRATi0S TO TIE SACRED
HEAgr OF JEsUa.
The Diocese of Wilmington has alread,
been eOnsecratei TO the sacr a Heart OF
Jesus, and. sunday the cersmor les OF
e0nsecrsting each individual congregation
10 the diocese, was commenced at tue
st; Peters church.
Ghe conservation Of the congregation OF
this church took place at the half past
ten O'Clock mass, and the ceremonies con.
nected with il were conducted BY Rev.
James Lyons, 10 the absence Of Bishor
Becker who had previously been author
led by the Blshop to 10 49, The cere,
monies were very Interesting and were
witnessed nv many outside the pale Of the
Catholic church.
Net Sunday the congregation of s.,
Pau's Catholic church will problb b.
consccraied, then the congregation OF ST
VS. church, and 90 on throughout the
\
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-10-25
sH ERIFF's SALES.
CHE IFE,s SAL

~. virtue q a writ Of Levsh Taeiai to IN,
dirsstsa. VI, he sypo.-d to public sAl, at the
LAFAYETTE H0..G
30. ~ Sd pie str ct, ksp. by jana C Pierre
10 the city " Whining II. New Castle county,
ON SATURDAY. Get Der 9th, 1873, at two
o'clock. , m
The following described real estate. viz:
~ those certain tfaos piece Or ta'cel. Of
land' oteWsiy, onldiugs, watts, a ks, uaehn.
ety, baIn'i ~ bivs ~. -vtuIei. ID ins severe
~ emood I'd 10 one ao-uri 4 ~ u4te ~ he
city T. Wimiutton fioresaid bounded and do.
sc.lbed a. folio to wit
No. btsiLnlpg NJ be Westerly ID Of Adam,
distances q S 'eet rom h. sou te,y ~ OF af
Ska street. lhenee westerly parallel Wit1 Sixth
VEL ~ Z .; To- stlke n the east rly Do Of
hla4Fev IIse', ~ W tret side. q. ce WITH rad
,ldu OF y VI " btfsst .-u az = tura lei With
Adams tireel > fesi totn. fth'rifs 10 II fii,a
slrsrt thgges ,teIswiih p-a..flY q ia-l 10 s..
- adsrt ret porihsrly Is Ito lake
.io -.ssd " limo y re,winl ey th-f ce
e p. =. .s, ''i WIN ~, a 80 , sIesI 81
" T. etc stake b. other anus h. -
M nlat part thence vita other lands lof4,.-.
pat.llsl With Ad,us street N fet 10 OF or
stake u SID Nrbek~rs land, thence eaits Is
parallel With tihh stree 7iie't lus s.pi n e
VI Adams ~ a. aui thence tier win lOrllgrj
q . 10 tLe IlHce0f o KIN ing be the cl4tenis
ni0re "r Lars, With th- sngins', boiler unks
and n ZEE there u aud ee her applttel " e..
no Rinulng w tie ulhesiY sil+ ut thtn
s.reft betWrea fdains uud Jackson streets, At
he 5 nee VI Ito let FROM the u terry Ellie at
Jack On street thence sOltherly aud parable g.
JAek.ou street llo isei aqd hall ~ q. b.. tnf ca
cart rly aud parallel ~ Fiffhs cot A. ieat teutu
norkeriy parallel T., tks. tnest 10 feet aad
half az luch " the AfOfessid $40 OF Fth strasi,
anu theme th-rs1r NeHte A. % Tot 40 a. pl4c'
Of b. uniuE. be the eOrteats hpr- o. e.s.
No Beginning 10 the sail sid vi fihh ~ eel
Aforesaid between Jacks u und Adams rlre Al q
lhtALee % FRET II m wet TlI sid-
Adam street. titnc- sOutheTly p-rA.lelt TO AdHmi
siTsst la ie-i uu4 n u nc be- ca y eatt n,
Is fset allel o Fiiih stree, ,hsu q rtaer )
arallel 80 adam stree l0j Zoe AMI hatfau incI
t. I, said sid 0f VI Vi strest .nl the.oe tertnl
eAstery A. feet ~ L. slaeu u beginning, DO lh
cOnteLts .ofe OF lesH
Seized aud tsken In egecuiin. o. The property
f(irOrse hsbeesr I'D Elaia Ms y IL, nsrrrl =,
he'Akrr fqu lla Nebeher sLd Lmn3a - iWi !
aud 1slnes CLARK, James Nulph jusst
stoeekle, Augustus Biela, =. Boa, I'd. ! 1e
Naaqs aad T.. Dancan. tsIfe .eualts, and - b.
ROBEgT l.. ARMSTRONG. ShedT.
sHRRiFF tfFleg, New tAhtle, Oct 4. lrg
ocB-ts
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-10-25

LgultApzi rHlA WILMINGTON a BALTi-
L MORE RAILROAD TIME TABLE
qOmMEHOING SUNDAY. onfOBHa ", 1873

%
huitApzi FHIA WILMINGTON a BALTi.
L MORE RAILROAD TIME TABLE
'oHHEsoiSG sqTs5ppAAxi ,ogboBAs w. 1873
rrsiua rom PM ads y bis viil leave the Denol
rner o. , eap sTsssr Asp wAsHIHaros
4gkkrE, a. fc,l.vs: For
hsS Z In IS, Is. .. az. SO, ioso.titS
ISiasiia, ECO. SIS $50 1850 liS
2;lQ a9 s.o0' 49, 80 TO- S,sSo isS@f
: JIJaGfl9sN5 4, Icc $50 1850 amt aS
Bellows. 7n. $50. iOso. a. MT 2sl
" %i { 3 ! % p TO- no $50 lo.s N.
.. R., X. 4 6ls, 6.ol 90, 9.S, Il 81, p. m
ss swP3sl' ssop'' ,a 81 y r. 4 !; p
ssrt5sss,. 9 % = MA. i So. n
ghuhsst Nn, ssh m "a ?. m
Principle, $50, .. IN. 4 y. N
PsrrEyils $50 a. mt l2Oo. 10. Ao0
- !. a,-r rss ss-disSss ' ssh. m. ,a@ m, 4 g.
1bsfasen Perry nas'.. Fdgevooa. AasscliA,
-. a. n SOB u ~: y. ~.
shAse,s' sismmsr's Kun $40. 4. N.
5haHor. $50. sm,n~ m, ,Gls. A@,
The i2.0. N, t-aiu from PhnaAelphia COZ.
iaite for IT ess N lnrne AID Nor M.
The 70 y, , m, trus from flllalelphii Will
gu MHluhN u q o. Ut .NhN w j.
y he II % y IA. train fryn p la elphia vii
run Z q staT, Wednesday, " day and sntutdal
or.y. "
On aeeount Of difference 10 tine traiuH lHAv'
tslum re BY city time ave Minutes earlier ihaE
Trsh ; for Philadelphia will leave as fellows
Baltimore. ISo ESQ m,aS $50 100
sIrs. de. Grace. II 10. ss7. 1907, =. IN ais
F.rfyyiils. iSissS, il.Os, a. m. an,
lOl, p, N.
., H.. i22i, Z Z a, Gsl,7l5. ia.d. p m.
Chester. O. g. is SIS q O. Is. 10 IS.
n,G, a, m. Ls3. 40 Ak b. o.Ss 6,l0
suSDAY TRAiNe
No tr.ins will be run Gu Sunday except ihOs'
Trains ron Philadelphia will leave Us sollaw'
or
Lsmokin and intermediate stations. !. 80, p, III.
Wilmington and way slatluus, ~ a. IN, Q ~
p. IN
rains for Philadelphla will loavs as follows,
Lamokin and in or,ntdiato Stations, 2. To- a m.
Wilu.iHgton. stopping At way rintugs, .i5'
80, p. M.
baltimore, stopping At principal stations. T. 3
''1 Vs. II ?. KRNEgY Superintendent.
nKLAWARE RAlLRpA1 LlNL.-Psssenae
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-10-25

THE Posr oGrIcE.-'The business Of
the post office on Saturday .tIernon was
removed from the Custom iiopse to
McClaiy's building, where IL will be trans
acted While the flrstnamed place is under
going repairs. The time consumed in
moving was but slight and the pub lc
suffered no Inconvenience whatever by
the change
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-10-25

TEE RussF NoNTuLY.-We have Just
gec' we'd the 6rss number of the Rugby
h,oi,thly. II has twelve columns Of read
lng matter and business announcements,
three columns to the rage, and Is printed
on hHe sintrd paper. Ii looks bngst, Is
chatty, and gives promise Of long aud
nseful career
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-10-25

WEsTcoTT's HOi1L. Mr.. Weslcott,
proprietor If the Eagle Hotel, at George.
town, whose application for a liquor
license Eas refused by the Court last week
aud VIII So medistely closed bis house u
the public, has reOpened Ii again and will
continue business 10 hopes of better lucS
in the license application business in the
Spring.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-10-25

TINE TABLE CHANGES. - Several
changes in the running time of the p. W.
x B and Delaware have just gone into
effect, the most important of which ar.
a. folows: The SUNDAY train Tor PHu-
delphs, formerly leaving here At 5. 80 H..
N. Will leave at 4.45; the afternoon train
for the Delaware road will arrive 50 min.
ules later than formerly aud tho lO.30 p.
IN train from Phi 4delphia viii run on
Monday and Tnursdsy only aud the ll.45
p m. tralu from Philadelphia viii run
only on Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday and
Saturday.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-10-25
CHERIPP'a SALE,

By virtue Of witt Of Ais. ievaIi FRciGs. 10
me directed, will be Xposnd TO public sale al lie
hoTRL KEPT By HUGH HORSgR.
ia the town Of Delaware City. 10 Red Lion but.
bred. New Castle county. delaware.
on MONDAY, OCT BIER g7fh, 1873,
at O'Clock, p m
( The following described real estate viz Al
that etrtaiu plantation and tract OF land sltuan
In -. Go 4rgus Is undled, Ia h. CO uty . sev
alto and state uf Delaware, and which L
hou.tSed % the west by tl~ Dptch Ncck s.oad
% N lorth ~ LAMBS late OF hen-. JOINS d..
csase,t. and l4Hd " wiliism gf-.ser on tni
North a't ~ lsn1s lAie Of JUhu Bennett he RS
and on tie ,ouih-s at All south by Plumb ftu
aud lthds late Of Jacob Grgce anu oihers, con
10, ming so aeies " upiana and nash. more o
Lass
seized and aiken 10 execution as the property
4 Of Charks W BlsRaY aud JOou &, Dle.Vsf
! ierge tenlLt and 70 be SOLD by
X BERT L, ARM rR0NG, sheriff.
y sHEEItF's OFFICE, hew Castle. UCtobe. 4tn
1873. oct8-ts
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-10-25

Mr.. Editor Can u man 70 on aud sell
liquor without licenseY John z. Springer,
the Clerk of the Peace Tor this county pub
fishes the names Of persons whose time
expires on the first Of October, 1878. How
"a IL they 60 on sellinaf II you eau. please
let your many readers known. -
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-10-25

TRI.WREKLY TRIPS. - The steamer
Ferry now leaves Salem al s O'Clock,
a. m, On Tuesday, Thursday and satur-
day returning from Philadelphia ON
Monday, Wednesday and Friday, leaving
al lO]s a. IN. The -hgjor Rebbold con
tinues 70 make daily trips leaving Salem
at a. m, and Philadelphia at 2p.u.,
but the shortening hours Of daylight vii
soon necessitate change by the Reybo.d.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-10-25

TEE Demonstration AT COATEsvuLE.
The demonstration of Knights OF Pyth-
las at Coatesyille on Saturday was line
EEtair and participated in by large mum
OefS Of the order in Chester and Dele.
ware counties. But few Knights from
this eltg attended.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-10-25

THIEyEs.-West Chester and the sur
rounding country is afflicted with pick
pockets and petty thieves. A gentleman
VI Ghst town had his pocket picked of sl1
aud his Masonic badge. Four mince
saeat thieves were lodged in the county
iail, on Friday.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-10-25

By virtue " writ II AS. LsOari Facfal. 10
me directed will he exposed 10 public sale,
AT TIE LAFAYETTE HOTEL,
No Sal shipley street, kept By Jalass G, Pierlou
10 the city VI Wilmington. New Castle equity
Delaware
on SATURDAY, October 18th. 1873, q ?
O'Clock p, H.,
The following described Teal est.te, via al
thNt &C IA IA farm Uf tract VI 10 ID st1 .fFl 10
ebristianh HUI iIed. 10 The county Vi Nav uls
tle, ann state VI Delaware. hVuldr D.. lkc tHd
aading rom inc q D. -luilgtln u k-Lirlt
squat also by wilm- gi'n sod kennet' "a.
TX by lsud VI Be4 iaullu zeal, 10 I'D uf h,hce
pyle ard o.h-g lAAd-, AMI coat .iaiug 75is Ades
OF iuAd, more or ieHu.
seiE-a and tgken - execu ion ~ The prop-'iy
( " Eilis y. hienola aud MarEaio. Nica bis, rs
wife, and 10 ~ sold by
ROBERT L. ARMSTRONG, Sheriff.
1878. urt Oh
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-10-25
SOME SHARP CRITICISM.
what a Philadelphia Paper Thinks g
Secretary RiehsFdaon's Orders 10 e.
Collie or AZ Wilmington


The Fbiladel hla Fuenis,g Telegraph q
an article IN Saturdays issue quotes IN.
recent letter OF Secretary Richardson TO
Collector Nolen, concerning the decisions
Of the U. g., Courts aud itallclzes the
words. "Thls Department does not
aqulesce In their peeislons," and then
gees on 10 say;
The words above which we have placed
In Italics, would be monstrously insolen'
II they emanated from the very highes
oficer OF the Government, but coming
from Mr.. Secretary Richardson, whose
administration has been remarkable only
for It's persistent disregard Of the Interests
OF the conntry,tbey are an Insult to IN
whole people, AND convey an assumption
OF authority that should be promptly
rebuked by the President, unless be J.
prepared TO see his administration made
the subject Of popular contempt.
The immediate etfoet OF this order has
been 10 entirely stop the carving Of coal
10 the city Of WILMINGTON by tugs aud
tows, the boatmen having refused TO risk
the loss Of their time and money wnen u
Custom House flag Oyerrides all sem
blance OF law.
This Is not a great matter as regards
the money at stake. Possibly in whole
year II would not benefit the tide-walters,
10 whose interests the laws are thus sci
aside, more than thirty Thousand dollars,
aud Il would not make the Government
richer by one cent In century, but ifMr
Richardson, or any other officer of thu
Government, can by his mere ipse di1i
set aside and absolutely ignore the decl
sions Of the United States own courts
the Constitution of the United States Il
worth precisely what the paper it is prn
ted on will sell for at the rag warehouse
and no more and the guarantees OF th'
liberties of the people are worth not hal
SO much.
First and last, since the close Of thu
Rebellion there has been good deal o
frank speech from many quarters con
corning the unwarranted assumption o
authority by the Washington Govern
ment, but this latest assutl ptiOn Of Mr.
Secretary Richardson Is wit mt prece
dent. and the sooner % Is emphatically re
buke3 the better 10 will Sc for the admin
istrstinn, for Il ear better afford TO hea
the odium OF the responsibility Of the lat
financial panic than the odlum whicI
mus. attach to the lnsolent and arbitrar
sssumpii Of authority hy Mr.. Bout
wells former clerk, Mr.. Secretary Rich
AIoson.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-10-25

IN NalLN A1lA kAl i.Ho Ab-un end ritg
fhifi5 s.ccit ,oa M-rRci ,'fo-..'
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Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-10-25

BASE BALL.-A match game Of base
ball wss played az McDowellville on Sat
urday between the Delaware aud the
keystone Base Ball Clubs, which resulted
IN the victory Of the former by score OF
lSto19,