Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-04-20

O1iectionable.-Tfe Peninshlar News says:
the appointment of Turtle of Georgetown, Is
objectionable to large number OF Republicans
OF Sussex county, as 1t is thought to have been
made In the interest of a little Democratic
clique in that town. II is also alleged that
Turtle Is not citizen of the United States, hut
a foreigner whose residence id oui State is on
ly temporary.
Grand Complimentary Csnccr 10 Tfof
Triggs All who mad the pleasure of attending
| the Grand Compl nu,ary Concert To Prot.
| 'rreg, In which the eldnG musical talent Of
Wilmington took pali, will agree with ns that
| the euteI tainheut WAS great success; both in
| u fnll house and apFreciatiye audience it has
| not been surpassed. Time would fail us 10 give
| more than passing notice of lhe chOruses aud
orchestral performances 1hG first on the Pre-
gramme, from the opera, III Seragin; aud the
chorus, Gloria; followed by soo, loves Er-
quest, sung by Mr.. G. b. RhIads, We're very
tine. double Quartctle, Thh Soldiers Fare
well, Messrs. Clemner, Crissit, Allen, Aidrl,
James, Lane, Miller and lewis was palhcieal-
" rendered. NeNt IN order n dnett by The
Conner Sisters. entitled Holy Mothereuide lis
Footsteps, was indeed beautiful. q orus Credo,
very fine, Piano Solo, A Vnls =, h Sautaa Hrsth,
skillfully performed by MASTER QUO Becker, Il
youth at il years. III t aulr nee manifested
their pleasure by apldals' an, were olly ST.
fenced wien he Ic-app,ai,d ID ly Capt. links
variation. D0uhl- qnprt,,ic, \ lie Iolds Prny-
er. Mrs. Marallist-r and Cnollng, Misses I.nb-
dell AID Cunuer, Messrs. LnhJclI, Cayanaugh,
Edward and Baird, received much praise -
Chorus, solo .u.d qunllcltes, iIytia, MIS-. Stone,
Miss Tpi,ia Conner, MessrS. CaVanaugh and
Stone was unsurpassed. Violin solo, Ply spe-
till request, y Daeio dninta J lirud,au mill
iaire. Words fail us in cNpf aSing the p'rior-
nance Of Hruf Sioiglcr. D1git bpamed in
every cpIntenlnc'', appreciation was shown by
persistent applause, which led The professor Ia
ipmy another sola, equally charming, The
. Chorus Sluctus, was tullDwclDy Il vocal solo,
Hen Come nn Ainie, teacher at The Wesleyan
Female Collosc, cNp.e-siycy rendered, iudg
, ing from the slolm uf an llise with which she
was cncsred' her voice 80 i.ch and clear pro-
munciaiion So plain n,r graceful bearing add
ed much to the ,f'rt The Audience will only
{ lie too glad in the opportunity If le.ting lac
again. They were : ncrd Gully wacn she fay
, ured Us with another sWCti.suNe, The name .
, which cannot recall. Brqtls wee show
/ crr'd. Double quaItrite, LNtiy NigM--rcr
tptmlncc correspondent With lhe rnnr aud "c
= casl,i. Chorus, lluil smiling Mum, will
= The one Just mentioned. were nderd thrilling
. The Cnrnei Solo,by pr,f t,cu. \. Elhugcr wa
beautiful. The three closit5 pieces, Nal
# Chorus March.
= when tie sumner rain i, pvcr,' and " NJ
: Country It's of ihre," weIe the Uownln
:, pieces If the evening, as well us of the pr,
eMmme. On hillside city may We'll hc prou
/. If her musical talent. We mNlst moi forget til
skill of the pianist, Mr.. BRADLEY James and Il
= fitness IT Mr.. ialit,r,slriu al leader, shown
!. him TO be equal to the occasion and an hone
~ to Wilmington. We We're delighted 10 he;
Al that the concert may hc rrpraici II.