Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1874-09-12


which could no more Than hint at last week,
We're carried through, fully, according to tho
arranged programme. Tue attitude Of phila-
adolpllia was dignhed and respectful in thls mat
ter wherein it stood in contrast to tho position
OF the National authorities. Ths city held
itselt ~ beiitling the oeeeasion. with
true Republican aimplieity.-Gnd rot n
New Yorker OF the lot has had tile con-
seieuce to say otherwise. But Congress did not
CONSIDER the hundfedih anniversary of ite exis-
| tehce an event OF la;licient importance to let a
word go to tho country in c0mmemoration there
of fhe President did hot think it worth while
10 come, and forgot, until the last moment that
so interesting II festival was contemplated the
| governors OF States could not see that thy
| owed any honor to that primitive Congress
without which there would have been no States
and no governors. We had IL very truthful
| harmonious. and satisfactory celebration, but
the credit Of il is all our OWN. Is this pre-
ihontion OF that other Centennial about which
30 many hopes and fears are centred
The Pennsylvania Railroad has project on
loot which may 10 greatly to lts own interest
bat which will probably not be az agreeable to
the public. Ii il proposed 10 lomoye tho NAM
| moth drove Yarda now located on 14th street to
| the West Schnylkill front, Immediately above
the Market street bridge. The Company has
been gradually buying Iii and improving tho low
lands to The north Of the grain warehouse.
wllarling tlle Whole section ina substantial man
| ler hlIing in the hollows, Ne. What All this
WORK meant was u mystery for s9mo months, but
the intoation IL now clearly manifest IL il nee
osHNiy to understand that these drove Yards
are the most extensive affairs of tho
KIND IN the Eastcrn states Here arc
received the aceumnlaiicns of the s5oeks
oil cattle brought in from tho great graz
mg grounds OF the West, and which supply not
only local demand bus shipped by the Penn
syyania Company's linus to New York, Boston
and the Whole Of New England. Tho business
\ nnmonse, and not pleasant Que except to
| those pecuniatiy interested. The section for
many blocks around tho ilth and Westminster
Ave. ncighborhood has Leen brought to IL prao-
tiaal stand still by the presence of the stock
yards There are no improvements there and
for tie most evidcat OF reasons. Apait from
the housing Of thousands of cattle immense
dpDdi0B'S or buichering establishments arc
connected " til the yarda. The reasonable course
would have been to remove yet further from tho
city. instead Of INTO the very centre of trade and
population. The presence OF The stock yard at
the foot u West Market street can scarcely fail
10 be yery prejudaial to ille interests OF the
eec'i1n und strong feeling Of Indignation is bo-
lhg ongeadefed IN West lhadelplia. The I'M
Ilcdatc iiNer front is Of e9nlNo not improved
with reH.dluces but & block on two from the
river are large and valuable iracts which owners
have oily been waiting for moro favorable times
to improve "a. Auturhan style. The drove yard
plOn0uHcus The fGt0 of all sneh prhiecs and
tion ii ali slaugStor-buuse surrouudln,s.
Ofe,urso fe hi4ness l. nm essent;al cnn ,,d g..
thlt hrines wealth and nfnonce fo the cora'o1
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