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The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1874-10-02
The EitHc Election

Takes place on TUESDAY. OCTOBER
9Th, between IL A. NJ. and L. NJ. Dem
ocrats should all vote promptly and Sc
cure the Judges of the Election, and the
Hundred officers.
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Notice

All persons having claims against the Es-
tate OF the deceased must present the same
duly attested to tho Administrative. on or
before September 18Th. 1875. or abide tho ct
of Assembly in such case made and provided.
ROSE DOUGuERIN,
Administrattig.
Ailres-NeW Castle, Del. oet2 wan
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Helm Tor the Hopefully

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Mol Then why don't you? DO not insist that
snch n thing as n u.ie elicir is impossible be-
fore YOU have tested the properties OF this
marvellous Vegetable Restorative; Whether
your complaint be dyspepsia, biliousness
nny other trouble. Vinegar Bitters will revive
and renovate your shattered system. as 4
rruiol rain reireshes the withered flowers
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JJcatHer Report.

WAsHINdToN, Oct. IL A. Nj.
For the Middle States, falling barometer
light southwesterly winds, warmer and
partly cloudy weather. with rain in west
crn New York and Pennsylvania,
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4 Democratic Mass Mcct;ng

VIII be held in Wilmington on the even.
.ng Of the 9th Of OCTOBER.
By order Of the Executive Committee
WIN. HERBERT, Chairman.
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FOR SHE md RENT:

L'OR KENI-Ncw House. No. li2l .sz.;aAr
a Harrison street, eleven rooms. N!
all modern improy cments. bay win s
daws, three gtaiIes. Possession at 49,
once If desired. Inquire at i'll Harrison
-treet. teb20-u
LNOE SALE-fcur new ana finely finished
street. opposite the city square. kxS..
These houses are all substantially dSiM
built and furnished with all the CON Ef wv
vCnicnco-, with water inside and ont. Eu.u
NJ, 10 contains g rooms; No. III seven
rooms No 10 ten rooms No. lis. corner
ten rooms. these houses will Le sold very
ieiefuy c,sh. or ON very reasonable terms. on
part p1y luent.
Also one tne throc-story brick house, lust
completed. Oh 1atnali street near Eleventh.
DANIEL II. KENT,
sepytG Nos. .Ol to 2l3 Shipey street
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Whit. CLAY Creek HID, JAMES II RAY
Appoqu inimink, HENRY DAVIS
REPRESENTATIVES.
Brandywino Hd., SAMUEL iitNhY'
Wilmington. ISAAC c. PYLE.
Mill Greek. Tuos. l.. J. BMDwIN.
New Castle, IHos. Iiolc"ME.
Red Lion. THos. BIRD.
~ Grorres HENRY 4. NowLAND.
Pancodar. WILLIAM =. BIGGs.
LEVY COURT COMMISSIONERS.
Gro II Nrp1II of Mill Creek Hid.
WIN. l.. WlFR. White Clay Greek.
Wu r BR1our. Red Lion.
WIN. Polk. 81 Georges.
JAMES &. WILSON and
SAMUEL ROBERTS. App"qu'nlmlnk ild,
ASSE nEa.
Northern District -CIIAs. {. NooIIEY.
Southern District -DANIFL CRMY.
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For Tickets AMI information. address
THOS. IL. BRAMLETTE,
Agent and Manager,
nhlic I,ihrary Rnil ding Lnnisv.IIe Ky.
New-York tribune., 1874-10-31
PROTECTION OR OPPRESSIONP

At various times within the last eight or
nine years Congress has undertaken by general
legislation to secure the cOlOred people of the
South in the enjoyment of their new privileges
as citizens and voters, and in all the various
rights conferred upon them by the COnstitu-
tional Amendments. The Civil Rights Bill of
1866 gave them equality before the law and
a remedy against unequal State legislation.
The Enforcement Act of 1870 reafirmed their
right to vote, and prescribed penalties for any
attempt to interfere with them in the exercise
of the suffrage by " force, bribery, threats"
conspiracy, "depriving of occupation" or that
form of menace generally known as masked
outrage" The Enforcement Act of 1871,
sometimes called the Bayonet Law, authorized
the appointment of Federal supervisors of
election, and conferred upOn them extraordinary
mowers for the prevention, detection, and
punishment of fraudulent voting and regis
tration and improper influences at the polls.
The Ku-Klux Act of 1871, primarily intended
TO SUPPRESS the violence of masked outlaws,
made it a high crime to conspire by force' IN
timidatiOn. or threat to prevent any person
from voting, and empowered the PRESIDENT 10
Interfere with the aid of troops whenever the
due course of justice and the good order OF
the State were disturbed by conspiracics
against the black population. Such in brief
was the scheme by which the Congress of the
United States undertook to protect the wards
of the nation, and to stop the cruel persecu-
ton of which they were made the victims
during the first years after reconstruction.
Most of the provisions of the four laws we
have cited seemed proper if not necessary at
lie time, and however Objectionable they may
appear in tho light Of experience, we mako ~
New-York tribune., 1874-10-31
THE PENALTIES OF INDEPENDENCE


Some of the colored men in the With Dis
trict of New-Jersey say they mean to vote
against Mr.. VIM. Walter Phelps because ha
opposed the Civil Rights bill. He did so on
the avowed ground that it would destroy theiI
schools and injure their race. They purpose
to punish him by voting for Democratic
competitor who is not only opposed to the
same bill, but also to the Constitutional
Amendments themselves, on which it is based.
One rarely sees clearer case Of biting the
nose off to spite the face.
Next come certain Democratic papers pub
fishing at the head of their columns words bit-
terly denouncing the record of their partys
claiming that Mr.. Phelps uttered them at masa
meeting in Hackensack, and urging union OK
the Democratic and cOlored vote to defeat him.
1t is strange union for strange object. The
black man seeks by it to destroy an anti
Slavery leader, and the Democrat to defeat a
representative whose arraigned votes he ap-
proves, whose career has brought honor to the
district, and whose influence for the District,
and for the measures he advocates is far
greater than that of any new man could be.
We know that Mr.. Phelps did not utter tho
words in question. A TRIBUNE reporter was
present, took full notes, and heard nothing OK
the kind. 1t is not credtable to the party organs
that tiaunt the slander. Mr.. Phelps must be-
gin to think there is great encouragement in
these days for independent and honest men
to enter the peoples service.
New-York tribune., 1874-10-31

were made has been accomplished or not Is OF
slight Importance. II tho Administration has
won any advantage by them in Alabama it
has doubtless lost in other places great deal
more than it has gained there. But it is OF
the first Importance, if this Republic is to
last, that an instant stop should be put to such
practices, and an example made of those who
have been guilty of them. When Congress
meets we trust that an official investigation
may be ordered into this Alabama campaign,
so that it can be ascertained under what in
structions the detectives, marshals, and COM
missioners have been acting, and whether the
real culprits are not higher functionarles than
any in Alabama.
New-York tribune., 1874-10-31

Eerenth Pd0e-4ih, 5lh. and 9th columns
BANKING-noUsEs AND BAskERs-Ienm fa9e-Sa COL
BASKINo AND FISANCIAI-N Ninth Page-sth column.
BOARD AND RooMs-Elerenh Pa0e-3d aud 4th columns
BUSINESS NoTICEs-Sirth Pdge-lst column. 40 ,.
CHANCES FOR BUSINESS MEN-fenh Fdge-4th colutnn'
Coal. &C-NiHth PaQe-2d column. "a
CoPARTsERsHIP NoTIcEs-Tenm Pd9e.4th column
DANCING ACADEMIEs-Ninth PAGE 2i column
DENTISTRY -Ninh PGQc-2l column.
DIyIDFNp NoTICEs-fenti Pdge-4tb column.
DRY GOODs-Ekpenfh Paqe-lSt and 2i columns
EUROPEAN ADvERTIsEMENTs-Tenh Page-Aih' otn' auu
9Th cOlimus. a., ..,,.
FISASCIAL-TcHh PdQe-S1 column.
FURNITI RH-Fifth Page . column 49,, .,
HORSES. CARRIAGES. HARNESS. &c.-Ninh Page-2d
uiun ..S ..,..,,
HOUSES AND FARMS wANTED-Fifh Page-6th column
INsTRUCTION-Ni.h Pdye-Ist aud u columns
Law scHOoLs-Abh Pdge-2 column. ., ,
LECTURES AND MEETINGs-BtDenh Pd0e-6tn coluDn-
LEGAL NOTiCKs-NtnM Pdge-2i column.
LOAN CTFICEs-Ft IN Iuge-5h column -, -,
MARBIE AND SLATE MANTELs-Eierenm Page-sd col
unn. 49,
MARRIAGES AND DEATns-Screnh Paoe-6th column
MIsCELLANEoUs-Tetth Page-4th column; IreVW
idGe-S l. 4tb, S; h, and Gu columns.
MUSICAL INsTRUMENTs-kierenh PaQe-6th column;
NEW PUBLICATloNs-E'0hth Page-ith, 5th aud Gun COL
p6II,c a. Hr rgsSsS STn PaGesh column
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE-CITY-FUm Pdge-6th col
9mm b193SLfSmi1@ y ,aso faSSSn SSHMa;
RKLIeIoTs NoTicEs-Eterenn Page-lst and 2i col
SALES by Tenth Page-4th column.
SAVINGS BA$ks-Tcntt PdQe-4,h column.
SITUATIONS WANTED, MALEs-hteUenm Pd0e-4th and 5th
FEMAlEs-Eerenm Paoe-5th and 9th columns
sPECIAL NoTiCEs-Seoenth Pdge-6th column.
STEAMBOATS, AND RAILRoADs-Ntnh Fa0e-2d and 81
columns.
STEAMERS. OcEAS-Elerenh Pdge-2d and Sd columns.
TEAGHERs-Ninm Pd0e-2i column.
TIE TURF-Eierenh Pd0e-6fh column.
To LET. CRY PRorERTY-FVh Pd9eo6h column;
PGgS-6:h column.
New-York tribune., 1874-10-31
THE SUMTER COUNTY OUTRAGE.

No commentary can add force to the clear
and dispassionate review of the Sumter
County arrests furnished by our correspond
ent in Alabama this morning. The lies of
Charles Hays, the vaporings of the Depart
ment of Justice the feigned terror of South
ern Deputy -Marshals, the night-rding of
political cavalrymen, all sink into insgnili-
canoe by comparison with the crime against
personal liberty committed by the Federal
officers in Alabama. Arbitrary arrests for par
tisan purposes are so little known IN this free
country that we hardly believe they can be
perpetrated, or fail to take in their full
enormity when they are described by author
tiles which we cannot fairly question. But
there can be no doubt as to the real charac-
ter of the fraudulent prosecutions which have
Just collapsed at Mobile, and unfortunately
they prove that a republican government can
be quite as despotic, as cruel. as wickedly OPP
pressive as the most absolute rulers OF the
old world.
Whether tho nnrr0so f0r which these arrests
New-York tribune., 1874-10-31
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Il triple S III E E Il

The trial OF Kullmann resulted In his conviction Tor
The attempt on Bsmarcks life. He sentenced to IA
years imprisonment. g The trial OF Count Won
Arnim will take place IN about two weeks. - Gen.
Iaserna having been promised reGnforcements he has
concluded to resume his command against the Carsts
- The Congress at Buenos Ayres has declared the
Argentine Republic in a state OF siege.
Speaker Blame In speech at Charlestown, Mass last
evening" charged the responsibility Of the Southern out
RACES upon the Democratic party. - The controlling
interest IN The Chicago Tribune has been purchased by
Mayor Medi and hereafter 1t will be independent
Republican newspaper. - Several addiuonai ar
rests have been made in Louisiana; arrange
uepts for preserving the peace election
day are being perfected. = The hostile In
dians In Indian Territory have been driven to-
wards the Cheyenne and Arapahoe agency and are en-
deayong TO reach their destination before the troops
capture them Gen. Sheridan predicts an early term
nation of bostilties political riot occurred in
Wilmington, Del, Thursday evening. - Michael
Hayes gave further evidence In the safe burglary trial.
relative his operations under the direction OF Nettle
ship; the remainder OF his erossexaminaon was post
poned - Gen. Mcdowell has made a voluminous
report OF the operations OF tho troops in the South IN
suppressing outrages.
Ritualsm came before the Protestant Episcopal Gen.
eral Convention the Bishops making important modh-
cations in the Senator Conkling addressed
o Republican mass meeting in Brooklyn. E= deci-
sion was rendered favor Of Mr Tlton the motion
for bill of particulars. The Jury disagreed in the
Badeau case. - Commissioner Davenport produced
o great deal OF testimony In his defense. The jury
in the Of Mrs Merrgan charged by the Court
and locked up for the night. fireman In the EN-.
ploy OF Woodruff Robinson was beaten to death by
two workmen. 49, Gold. Ioi. Thermometer. $50, ss'
New-York tribune., 1874-10-31
THE CHURCH IND THE WORLD.

The Episcopal Convention has, We think
impressed all observers even those inilnlcal To
the teachings of that Church, with sincere
respect for it's dignity and; it's moderation
moderation which is born of conscious power
More than one fatal element of dissent was
introduced into this conference, so fatal
apparently that the Church al over .ho
country paused breathless, not KNOWING
whether the end must not heees'
sarily be dissolution. Our readers havs
seen from day to day how skill.
fully the breaches have been repaired
and the integrity of this powerful, religious
body preseyy ssi, al least t0y tims Many euir
New-York tribune., 1874-10-31
Amusemeuts ano Aleetines.

ACADEMY OF MUsIc.-Atsl:S0 Strakoech itahan OPef"'
I'll Trovatore." Mile. Marie Heiiorou'
BoorB's THEArRR-AtI Iso: Macbeth" Ats: "Guy
Mannerng" Miss Charlotte Cushman-
BRyANT's OPERA HoUsE.-At ana at 81 mhs're1'
DAYS. FIFTH AVENUE THEArKR.-At iSo ana az o.
"Moorcroft" 49,,
IycFrx TurATER.-At Lso: "Much Ado About Noth-
ing" Ats, Romeo aud Juliet" Miss Nelson
O,yxrIc THRATER.-vaudevllle Varieties OF America
PARK IHEATRR.-At2 and at s; "Gilded Age" 'onn l.
Raymond.
SAN FRASCIsco MTNsTRELs.-At anG at 8: Bireh ana
WamDOld
srFlSwAY YHAIL.-Entertainment by Maccahe
UNION SQUARE THRATER.-At l3O aud ats; "Ihe Hunch-
back" MISS Clara Morris.
wALLAcK's THEATER.-At lso aud at s; 1.-The Romance
OF Poor HOGng Man."
AMERICAN INSTITUTE FAIR.-Anuual Exhibition
New-York tribune., 1874-10-31

A very large assemblage was collected last
night at the Republican mass meeting in
Brooklyn. The speech of Senator Conlling
was the principal feature of the occasion, and
was largely devoted to financial topics. He
could not be induced to say anything about
the Third Term. The weakness OF the Dem
ocratic city ticket gives easy opportunity Tor
New-York tribune., 1874-10-31

cinnah Gazette resurrects seems to be thought
by that journal to have some occult reference
TO the Third Term. What it shows is that the
General thought he made sacrifice in taking
the Presidency, and consequently was still in
the hands of his friends.
New-York tribune., 1874-10-31

accordingly renew that statement AND arc
perfectly willing to meet Mr.. Ganong on IL In
another trial, if he still bankers after that
Ef0OOO
New-York tribune., 1874-10-31
Netu.2Qork Daily gribm,1e.
FOUNDED BY HORACE GREELEY

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 81, 1874.
New-York tribune., 1874-10-31

Two years ago THE TRIBUNE investigated
the adulteratiOn of milk in NewYOrk, and
published lists of milkmen implicated. 1t was
a most laborious work, undertaken in the
interests of the people, and rendering an
important public service. 1t fixed upon the
culpable parties the guilt of the monstrous
adulteration which, as Prof. Chandler testified
Yesterday in court, amounted to an average of
nearly or quite one third water in all the milk
sold in this city. Our investigation was pros
ecuted with the utmost care, it led to good
results, and it is not unlikely to be under
taken again. A Mr.. Ganong considered his
character damaged by the publication to the
extent of $4,000, although it was distinctly
stated that there was no reason to believe
him personally responsible for any adultera-
ton. He sued for that modest amount; the
case came to trial yesterday and the jury
rendered verdict for the plaintiff for
the nominal sum of $50 Ii they had
received in season the transcript from the
photographers notes of the particular testi-
mOny for which they sent out from the jury
room, we believe that the verdict would have
been not only substantially but absolutely
and in terms for the defendant. We have in
structed our counsel to appeal the case.
Meantime we entertain no doubt that THE
TRIBUNE reporter did see the milk adul-
| teratcd in the wagon Of Dir. GanOpg. We
New-York tribune., 1874-10-31
Jnoer 10 Advertisements.

AMERICAN INSTITUTE FAIR.-Annual Exhibition.
New-York tribune., 1874-10-31

We give to-day on our fifth page complete
list in tabular form of the candidates on Con-
gress and State tickets that are to be voted
upon next Tuesday. Fifteen States elect
officers, II Governors. The Senators OF 10
States and the Representatives of 25. the
latter numbering 200, will be determined in
the XLIvth Congress by the ballots of Nov. g..
We publish also very carefully compiled
summary of the condition and prospects In
each Congressional District of New-YOrk.
New-York tribune., 1874-10-31
buslne5s AoIlres.

WHETHER You TRAVEL, OR STAY AT HON
bsve General Accident Pocr TRAVELLERS Hartford
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;u fuasn, lisB tsbct cas brennsnee eitt. pettss
CT in Ter 5anb trus, in Gin cHsnss, nit CULVER
s%sfaatss Jae faaen. Bel Der acknowledgement
grplOTUn irus Spanicn 70 erbsbli&s Yrant-
munesn pascn, tab an feinem NuffOmmsn &C..
~,psiielt pirs, rGbrenb bic i'm Stcrs anwsiensrn
aunssn bis ,ur Isde enpcrssi&lsutsrt, ietc&
nur unsrbttli& serlsgt tpuresn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-12-30

Gin ,pihtiaer NrcseB III ssr BEN bisF.
gen Sssirfsseri@te antGusis. Rad hem Gsisss
pom s. april 1872 baben bic Giisnbabnsn fir
al ibr Gissntburn Steusrn ;u sahlsn. Disis
wsrssn rann mad Der @eilsnsabI Der yabn in
ben SsrfGisesnen Gountiss per Reils pertb.ili.
Camit il DUBUQUE ni&t suiriseen. Tie Statt
ssrIanst bic Sieuern BON aaem Gifntabnsissn.
tbums, has in ibren Wti&bilbe Iisat, ". pas ni@t
msbr ais 8s&t H. Ia Fs Strabsn uns Gacals
tausn tis %sriisrsn n,sif ~ Tusen Der Yabnsn be.
lsu&ten uns usterbalten mug. &c baneslt I'D
babel fur bic Statt UNI $4,000.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-12-30

Nuecmcin III eas Grfaunen Der Isr,bsfsr
In arsn 3btilsn tss Sanbss ibsr bic tasIiG mad.
itnss 3unabms Der Ra&frase mad Or. aus.
abnis's Samburse CT YruRtbss. Tas
@%sbsimnib eiriss Grfclsss Iisst In Der gsrtrsF.
li&fsii bee Grtifsls unb ieinr H6ersn @irfuns.
bsr Scbn g. Ssdmann, Trussif in Ct. 5sn-
rps Ohio, idrsitt an uns haritsr /: , lie alse.
msine 3ufrieesnbsit I0er, rs!&e D r. u g..
aSni8s 5amturssr SruFtbss sebrou&en, III
rirfli& rfaun enswerib. Die Mseisin IN ta
ieii anr;sm tinsefGbrt unb ~serfauft f6 tsmun.
stattsi ftbr gut.