Wilmington journal., 1874-01-23
SASszE S<S'Ee% sv"vE.;>.
FTi.Eeiu:is Grant '2'i.siTi<.s ll,. sscpa.s.-
fi:t;ls Party Ov-eEssc;e!atcd-,Ei.
%Jfsshcrn states la Settle.
EsCir eSyn gucrre:~


Perhaps the most significant Ancecil
the President mas ever n,a,i:., nf :. DO
htlcai nature WAS addressed i.se: eve
nlnS To soole prominent Republicans,
who called upon Liza ~ thc Whit.
House The President sad: :. Ia
gin to think that 1t i time I,,r tn. lie
publican party 70 unload. ii.s.c has
been too much dead W .jci.t carried
nE II. Itac success IL '.sir arms dur
ln:5 the rebellion and liz. confidence
that the Republican part Wa strua.,
enough 70 hold M any burden :iays.
lIuDo5 Il al the disatiectj1u ii the
Cali States on the administration.
am tlrCi Of this nonsense. Let Lon
lsiala take care oi herself. aI Texas
viii hava TO do. | don't want any
quarrel abona Mississippi State mat
teTS to b. referred to me- This nurs-
ing OF m0nstros:ties has nearly ex-
hansted the life Of the PARTY. i am
done with them. and they Viii have
to take Gaze OF themselves.
VIII TIL .-IsT2s-DE,5r yEr,. IIEt- s,i..Ry
GT7Elt H1.E- -:,oJ-TEcE>, srNF5-
sGE,>r AGAINST 1,E.,,-cIEa
uFTIgI.s. PAY
';ho Southern ra"anhcrs :.r,z ,.;s,ccial-
y anXjoua 10 know ah2ut tho signature
M ii" President &; the hiiI known as
the Salary i;epanl h:I. Il - asserted
that III" ll":I.tei; viii Veto L. rs il is
4 direct slap - lii" members ot his
Cabinet, whr contend that as it was
tho salary vas small enough, IN view
0i thr expenses they are compelled to
incur in keeping pace with the repub-
iican CEurt system OF weekly receD-
tons, III W::icil they We with one an
other in making :netu imposing ana
exp, !.aivr, especially IN the matter Of
grand sIiTr@r~ a:Id magnificent floral
decorations Tb-. President is cuiti-
v;4t!Dc Southern influence ia a concil-
iatory way. to carry cut, as he SAYS,
The genera! amnesty policy; and the
Southern members. who are not
blessed With as liberal allowance of
worldly ricanS as nest OF their more
fortunate Rci;ubiicUn brethren. are
working quietly t. have the President
veto the bill for two potent reasons:
First. they do not want the Hepnbii-
C;i!l party to be * iisEe.i uf the weight
Of public opiul.4 a.. .net ii on account
OF the salary G.a"; al. second, thev
have need Tor n! Ia, as,bi., y tlrey can
get.
II is ;.sn sail ;ila; itlc iI,,.urporation
Of the Ct}iret amt he.;,,l~ II bureaus
'v.,s -, ,drsit lna~t,.r ;nl.:I ;,f Cpnk-
il@r, 80 - "a .ic,;,.l,,i.;;-ir ny iniircc-
tiuil wiia. ,'n!t': r.t .,r had ny slir,:-
Ai"u-,-z Nccp ;;:, e,.';tr2 jfist what
t l. n:'n-- -,s's,l !, a. TIA hy m.~aus of
icc,-*~}t"}iuG tbv i,,reJ.,, 49, veto III !,
Dru:.c;.,.2 =; lis pi.i....l :.s,..iy.
In>. pl'.Lit:t J., k:.5.E.E:t ~ riti. CUR
tt-NeF QUESTION.
IL" .isti;'l ecIt,'yi- boz custom oi
''Ud!nE written spree - .u Saturday .
1t Congress IL =, GT;tH ling tone for
iuS4I" CONSUMPTION wts Ntc.t-d to-day /
y :; IL r.lnc. sLa!.piae, robust decla-
atom ii principles c:I TIE financial
question: iN !il,' lion. William II. kcl- !
ey. "t j's'nEs> ly.l',ii. jic advocated
hc adoption ii his plun u issuing
hrCt-siXt y-iiyy = cen, "riai.c band. which
IL claims viii relieve the present
vide spread difficulties oi the currency.
During his spCech lIs called attention
D several letters hn had received from
-irlO's l,artS of thc country from lead
NJ 1iIl:;t,..;erS, Boards 0f Trade AID
'inaUcc, and from manufacturers ap-
'ToVlns: II lis plan. ;.!I,j lt,, quoted
rom a t'':aicr speech. delivered IN
SO. which sounded like prophecy,
rom the fact t,;at Il" cautioned Goa
Tess aul j'Ic Ire:,s,,T. against The
ttO ,itI'u'"l1;'' pane. Mr. koilpv's
lc.S Ait gaining strtuGi!, viii: ,i;.inY
4i,itls5r ~. i;ihers ot the Euiis.. and
lr,.. .,I,It oue s>.-i.:s.nr iii>, S;,it; that
a. dad ssof know t!u: IL" wuuld vote. sor
:. !'t h:ii h.'l II cHuit NJ il, the
enate. lie viii bring It up for q final
rte by the COMMITTEES of Ways aud
leans on Tuesday next, when he is
onident it will be favorabiy reported
, the House and PASSED.
Edward Cho.nonde;ey. elles. son of
ev. Edward Glatiw win and Lady Char
'tte Arnold, died lately in England,
yed IS years. He was great grand {
IN of Benedict Arnold.
The sale OF through tickets" 10 I
oints beyond The terminus OF the in- l
ial road does not make that road res {
0nsible for damages occurring on the /
, Meeting lines. Such Is the decision {
the Massachusetts, Supreme Judicial
Ourt in recent case.
\ fireproof paper recently invented d
England consists OF vegetable fibre. t
10 part; asbestos. two parts; borax. O
le-tenth part; and alum, two-tanths C
part. The principal ingredient in t
Q ink to he used with this inrombns- 8
Ole paper is graphite. n
The newly-elected President OF tie n
aryland Senate, John Lee Carroll, a
the great grand son of Carroll, of Il