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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1874-09-10
The WiIningsoa Election.
Iron the Breakwater -Repuhlican-Sspt. s

Iron the Breakwater Republican g. ]
The progressive spirit Of the ego, which 10 tho
offspring OF Rspulicanism, has placed . news
paper In every mans hand, and thus the public
has been taught to regard the Wilmington cleo
aon q neither . test OF Republican loss or
Democratic gain, but simply the voice Of the TAI
paysrs Of Wilmington ~ 70 who shall govern
their municipal a6airs. Wilmington city a3airs
have nothing 10 do with tho political Affairs Of
tho State. Council can do nothing that u for or
against tho general interest Of New Castle Coun-
y or Of tho State Of Dslwars. The city, and
that alone, u interested In the city government,
and the result Of her annual elections should
teach the Democratic party that aha u old
enough and strong enough 70 take care Of her
Of The State. II u 10 b. supposed that WIZ
ninSton bssk known her own interest, and she
haa, " presume, dons what il TO her interest
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1874-09-10
MiAAIesoWa Itoas.

-@s].~HVWsSS H9FsF W
A game Of Base Ball was played In Odessa, on
Saturday, between tho Mlddletown and Smyrna
clubs, resulting In the score Of to 10 in favor
Of the lattar.
Dr.. Aatiack returned on Saturday. During
his summer vacation he waited and preached a
no lees than eight camp-meoting.
A. W. MAkins has Just finished giving tho
first coat OF paint TO @. e. Hukills new house,
Charles etranger il putting up good sub.
stantal bridge 1t the railroad CROSSING, near The
fair grounds. OSsERvrn.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1874-09-10

NEWARK, ssp1
On eaturdAy, Newark he'd the good fortune TO
have have tso ssaa's Of hss' sall' he ar's tssins
w." NAs
I'D y Yong Aneesea ceotsnded sos ~ ehaA-
p0oseap Of sne sown by sne Junior Hines: The
gAne from Ne nfse was IN tevoe O the fosmee
I'd enished With 2 score Of II to -. which was
bad beat Tia Young AmsFtce can do bsetsr,
having beat The Greasy Nine, last year. Let
the9 ~ again.
The second md most important game came OF
10 the axesrnoon botwssn the Newark Nins and
Brsndywtne club OF Bancroft's Banks. This gams
vas vssy weli contested with some very heavy eas-
ting oe both aades, and at tirnss some good play
ing. Tbs Newark Nine came OF victosieus by
score Of . 10 10
large number OF people Witnessed In the M
tsr game, many coming with the visiting club:
Rome Of them undertook to wrsstls WITH old
John Bezlsyoorn, bat he was too many for them,
and tn the end they won't under, one Of the par
y getting rest In Nswark'a much noted lookup
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1874-09-10
TIE 0aalasieu 81 1co.

n addition to ease fast thss ios 10 lighter than
wafer there 10 another curious thins ahonf n
which many persons do mot perhaps knov-
nanely. IL purity. A lump Of ies nslted Vill
oDe ~ !. a' y, wets. Wassr Pressing urns
maeeer and all impurities. Frosan ~ ~
makes freeh vaesr ics II you freess 4 b>ein Of
indigo water, 1t will make ios q clAsr an6 a.
whaes = that made Of pure rain waAer. Vhso
ne COD e very sudden These foreign naseeFs
ING, md are thus sofansisd with - ~. buf A.
mot make any part Of t. s~s w
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1874-09-10
The Censsnnsal DualAinxu,
HRooAnes or THE wo1K-Tnn MAIN 1UHDxno 10
M FINmA1D At Az EAALY DATE
tFrom the PHILADELPHIA PreHl

rhOoBAoe OF TIE WO1k-fn4 0AIN 1UIxpI40 10
NJ TINmAsD At Az EAnLY DATE
Iron the Phiiadelphia Presa.l
Tho progress made In the erection Of the Cen
tsnnial buildings keeps pa1 pass~ with The
growth Of interest manifested throushout The
country In our great celebration. Il e odscialiy
stated that Mr.. Dobhins, the contractor. aneicf-
pates the full completion Of his work By beoesa-
ber !, 1875. The stone, granite, bricks, and al
kinds OF materials necessary for the continuance
OF the work, arc being rscsived In ABUNDANCE,
and II Ia believed that the occurrence OF froef
will mot interfere with the laying Of The arani1e,
In the event Of the BohuylkiI river freezing
during the winter, the boats cooveyinR ths eran-
ite from Maine will be unloadsd q New Osstie.
Delaware, and the stone placed On cars
and run directly upon the ground. All
the force Of workmsn that can BE- util-
led In the laying Of granite, bricks, DO,
Ars hard at work. The walls Of the Memorial
Hall are rapidly taking shape, and tho founda-
tons for tho huge dome are assuming colossal
proper lions. The patent dsnicka and al The
naAchinery employed are working 70 perfection.
and the heaviest manual labor q wish thair M
performed with ease and great saving Of mus
cular sxsrtion. An idss Of the oapaclty Of ~
Memorial Hall may be found In the fact that
trnin Of twenty-five cars loaded with stous ~
Eeosntly backed by the Pennsylvania Railroed
Company directly into the building. In 49,
~ present activity can b maintained. NJ. Doh
bins y sanguine that the main exhibitor build
ing will bs finished BY the LIST Of October. I676.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1874-09-10
The Peach sAipsnenls.
WEEKLY Summary.

Notwithstanding tho smallneas of the peach
crop, this season, sluts have happened on sew.
eral occasions in the Philadelphia market. The
last to occur was on Saturday last whom the
markets aud streets we're lined with tAsn, and
prime Article Was selling 1t LEES than ono dol
peaches have been in demand during the whole
season, but the price Of the medium and lover
grades was lowered for few days recently by
an bverstock Of inferior fruit from New Jersey.
Prices remain strong. On Monday quotations
were made 1t from eI.60 to e276 per basket,
Tueadsy they were twenty-five cents lower, or
e1.6O to e2.tO per baAkst
The following 10 our summary for tho week
ending September 9Th
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1874-09-10
H Levs-Maklng AW61ara,

awkward. "a stolen kiss, il seen' crsssss
langh, squssss Of The hand, Il dsseo1sd, e :
&reas Joy myself, who claim to b ronsnsie
"a grin q . shadow picture cast upoa ehe MI
o. TIC white garden fence, nsxt door, By an g.
yosng LADY With much watsrfall fesd 81 .h ~
o. OF the young gsntleman With NO vhieker
Wt3 sugar plums and then kias Il but M
ahAdows ware very black and took odd cEinks Ia
snsar noses q they moved TO and fro, and thas
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1874-09-10
TIE DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET.

Neither Mr.. Cochran nor Mr.. WILLIAMS
has any element Of positive strength. The rec
concentrations Of both for the places to which
they are named axe Of . negative character, al
together. Mr.. Cochran has not bean distinguished
for his acquaintance with State aHairs, and Mo
Williams has no reputation ~ ono familiar with
National politics. Mr.. Cochran 10 not even
known - member Of the Legislature, familiar
with the recent course Of it, proceedings he has
not by that means acquired such an In
telligent knowledge - would make his recon-
msndstions concerning the repeal Of old laws or
the enactment Of new especially valuable. Mr..
Williams IL not > debater-not even speaker
he u not in accord with the majority Of Congress,
and would be unable to do more ~ member Of
that body than simply cast his one vote accord
ing to the leadership Of NJ. Cox or Mr.. Randall,
and draw his pay for the service.
We mean no attack upsn either Of these gen.
tsmen, nor even disparagement Of such Of
their oharacterstics - do them honor. Mr..
Cochran has boon . successful farmer and
pssch-grower. This NO one denies, but the fact
il certainly not positive qualification for the
Governorship. Mr.. Samuel Townsend 10 also
suocssaful farmer and psach-growsr, but no IL
NJ Coch,.n hs.-. ~. r.n,,..,;o,, =, an 49,.
me-, ~ -t,oh =. A. III, .s.s.
bu, trsrs ar. man, o.h.- ho,.., ~,
4, ~. a.... ~, !, a.n..r - h.,r. ..-,.. ~.
N. co,.r,n,,. oh.;r R.,ond ~. r.-;,. - ~.
private character and his SUCCESS In his pursuit,
Cochran .na ho,h ths.. ,r.,;ac.t;on. =. -.
h.yo aid. ara but nau,tiva Tb.v ~. rs..on.
vbv h. vou,a 40 vail .r,ouoh Gov no,.-ro. 70
he posse.sed bssides. such uo.;tiva ou.l,ac..
tons A. Ct 4 man for tho plsea. Int in tha AZ.
sence of these. the othsr. prove notb,n~ NJ
Cochran. like Eve hundred other man in ~. ,h,n.
counties, would not DISGRACE thu Govsrnor,h;n
but u fer making it great by his oauab;lit;e. hi.
experience and achievements berstosor. .;,a
NO such reasonable expectation vhs.aver.
Mr.. williams was not cut out for a mem.
Dor Of CONGRESS. He i. mncb h.tt.r
qualified to b. Governor. He ia undsr.
| stood to b. . respectable farmer. popular In hi.
own nsighborhood, but little known beyo,d It.
one who bows his thanks 10 4 public meeting for
it, applause, and thsn-resumea bia sa.s. That
he 10 . statesman or ANYTHING approsebipu 10
that. nobody saema tn pretan5 and vhv h. I.
| especiallv f,ttad tn nit in IN. Coro-a.. -, IN.
| United St.ta,. tn nska lava sor ,hs a;,.r,;n.a
in&.rs.t. os tho sortv m;lI;ons ~ ~. psr,h,o
h,s ma. heen no;nt.d an,
Tha n.mocr.t;c Stat. ,;,... .,.,
no a.n.c;,I v..lns.. hr, n h.. ~ :.r..,.,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1874-09-10

The DeMeerasic Comfy Platform.
In tho pres Of matter, We cannot do full JUS
tice TO the Democratic resolves adopted 1t New
Castle, on Saturday. They are ingenious and
plamible, but not sound They compare Della
ware with South Carolina, but why not with the
Northern Republican States They claim credit
for the modification Of the attachment law, vet
1t was Democratic influence and Democratic
votes that had it modified, last winter, and pre-
vented its total repeal They propose increased
representation for New Castle county, but why,
in the name Of all that is sensible, was this 70
solve stined At Dover, to be declared at New
Castle PApably, because ct Dover it could
not have been passed, and with equal truth .
Democratic Legislature never will adopt the
measure.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1874-09-10

I'm n1RRAa4 naXalxNQ Am nm n
IaA1xYW 1DuoU1.
u WsaA eoom ~ ~ lsa1lDg 1ki1lAA 3eteA-
esA hASe os1laQa n sansN ~ ee0AoA ~ |
Aek h b - aaas uesa - sasaehsA q reg |
lsas bsAae. N seeaa u sgpssl1isa VIVA
Rssess9 3I1hxs aa1Esm Aaaeanssa n oVsf |
~ vssM W. - dsaAk susssssn, ~ bsfoes
uAking ~ aAGask u w. proAaA0 resolved thAs
0 sHseeasish Il wsigA1y baoWs ahoaA b dsav-
us4 "a sAaa - ~ sAaaA - givsA bssvssn
vAilss fr ~ serious Esvoat againse tAs
aaaAssag q ~ lsaAss In thoashA
1has ~ now ~ TynAau powerfully supported
b. Hrsesssoe Razlsy, ons Of ~ nose ssinsut
4 Nving schslass, I'D naa Whose ansal REQ
tltnAe y b~yonA dlspuss. In 70 far - he dis
suasion eoneseus th0rslasaous Of man 70 orsa-
iou, HUXLEY n ths bseese authority Of the two.
Whils bo1h sxs nsa Of ecanAnding inssllsoA
TynAall b especially notsa . PAysisiak, On
invsstagatce Of The laws Of beat Light and mo-
uoa Nuxlsy has given more attention 10 ths
nseaphyssoal asds 1t scisncs ard 10 shs relation
II nind 10 xattss. Tyndal's recent lecture
vas agniAeaat mainly ~ demanding unl init
"a frsedoa Of research On the part Of
nsa Of seisnea, and did not ain
q DEMONSTRATING any truth bat the ruth d that
necessity. Il VA mot 20 much IN argumsnt for
Tie aeoaie theory, the ausosnAkc theory Of Life,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1874-09-10
Ne mere Pen.K0lvo~.

Postmaster General Jewell has cancelled tn
contract for the pen-knives usually presented to
the clerks Of his department At New Year's. Tho
writing, bat have not been needed aimee Tie intro
duction Of steel pens, though the custom OF pre-
senting them has been continued.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1874-09-10

The nsw Lancaster Hotsl y nearly oesp,s<sd
W :. r: nnl.hing touches being ~ rsq1irsd
Prince strests. The LAnoasSsr Rsvjs,e ~ ~
~: We have seen the Anssk hoeain M ~
btese-ths Continental nd 0irard, rhiiaSsi.
ERn ss / NJ !. v MSnoasahsla = Rse.6s.ya; .
burg ths Logan, e Atoooa ; sod - Vvn..-
ing; u 1erantoa-And w have no $1,000 n
aging that both In il interior md ex1sejor ~
Lancaster House y superior 70 any Of 49,.
the Continental only sxosptsd."
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1874-09-10
The DAoe DAlleso RDa>n.

ARRIVAL o. I'M "A.1oTsyoaD" A. nm aAs2,
PznADe16aaA, 8spA O.
Ihs sssanahip Abaosefbvd, u ~ American
ans, iron Lvsspool, WITH he Dossua aad A.
Asde Base Bail slahs - passsagsrs, ssssssa ~
Capss Of ths Delaware q ase O'Clock, ~ nera.
Inc
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1874-09-10

Mr.. Cochran says his oourss - Governor, il
elected. must y Judged BY his RECORD iu tho
past. This Is n very we'll, 20 far y his skil in
farming gees, but bis past record has nothing
Of pablo ssvies By which W can judge Of his
qsali9eations for Governor.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1874-09-10

INDIGNATION At TN B1nnxf VIOLATIONS o. Law.
NAszvu18, esRGa.
Indignation meetings against ths Ass 6a9is
outfASes n Ttoosdals and 0dheoa eovnepeS .eso
being hsd In Different counties tAroushouG Tie
Gka$A
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1874-09-10
THI RAf1 CANVAS.

THx B1A1x 0A1vA.
Whatsvsr nay BE- thought Of ths pesssnt dsa-
alton OF the State campaign-whsthss ii y In IN
encouraging or unsatisfactory position, q this
nomsns-we propose 10 ourselves nothing bat
IN earnest advocacy Of the Republican Ticket
In this W do but respond to the expectations Of
the mass of those TO whom the CoANE1uAL has
mads itsslf Welcome, md We simply obsy what
10 plain duty. There Ia but one choice to bs
made In the present oampaign-oaly single H.
ternAtive: whether the people shaA choose
Doctor Jump or Mr.. Cochran for Governor,
adopting the policy to which the fosznsr stands
pledged or that Of the latter. Other candidates
NO one proposes md the choice lies between the
two already named and3n the field. We find no
difficulty in making our choice We hnd, indeed,
but one choice possible or desirable. We stand
BY the Republican flag and support the Republi
can candidaAas.
With regard to the Stats campaign, psopl'
seem to u.tsooostrue the recent municipal vote
And yst hsfors the election Of Tuesday no clos
observer could fall b $50 The signs and portsnh
Of the hour. It was not party contest It doe
not indicate the dlvision OF parties In the city o
Wilmington. Citizens and Taxpayer chose TO
oncs to consider local questions OF salt govern
msnt On their own basis, unoonfussd viii
State or National issues. They chose for them
selves to give attention to their own local aRairs
in such manner and by such means - seemed b
them bsst. A No have again and again said
this they bad right to do, either - citizens o.
- party men. Ths rules and usages Of politioa
organisations could not and dare mot attempt
<ha nrt.r,l ~ ttn ro;nut>nt srkIov,n ~ rtS.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1874-09-10

TIE DKMocnA1sc STATE r1onsx,

TIE DKMocnAIlo sfA1a 11cnar.
Wozcns1s1, MAsA, Bs1Aa
The Democratic osnventioo ns& hees to-dAa
md nominated william 0Astoo d Doseoa To-
Governor, and Wm. 4 Gnith for IAsaHsnAas
Governor.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1874-09-10


COCHRAN GRANGE, Sept. 7, 1874
GENTLEMEN Il have the honor to sckuovl-
edge the receipt Of your letter of the lat inot
conveying the gratifying intellig encs Of my
nomination BY tho Democratic convention. A.
GATE OF the Democratic party Of Delaware for
same.
should feel that had done great injustice
to friends both In and out Of the Convention
were l to decline an honor 10 magnapimously
bestowed BY them and for which return nv
most grateful acknowledgements.
hereby endone the principles snunciAked in
tho resolutions adopted BY tho Convention -
the platform Of the Dsmocratic party.
can offer no bettsr pledge 70 my friends for
ne unselash manner in which they have accept
cd mo - their standard bearer and In the com.
BE- 20 fortunate - TO consumass the work 10 mo-
bly, beGun-the election Of the whole Dsmocranc
ticket ON the Sd day Of November next-no Of
fort on my part, - Chief Executive, ahAll be
wanting to carry out the Wishes and best inter-
ests Of the people Of the whole State.
In conclusion, gentlemen, permit me again 10
tsndor you and through you 70 the msmbeU Of
the Convention, my hearty appreciation Of tho
nattering manner In which you have been pleas
Cd 70 speak Of my nomination.
Hoping TO have the opportunity Of expressing
to You my sincere thanks for the honor Conferred
when Ahall have the pleasure Of personal In
tsrvew with you, with sentiments Of high re-
gard,
Ireonain with much respect,
Yours very truly,
JosN r. 0oouaAs.
To WILLIAM DEAN, ESQ.,, and others, COMMITTEES
. OF the DemocTA&ic 6tA*e Convention.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1874-09-10


y A ID"
&0-AVA AAOAD~ =
6SSVa,1SSa SSSSSSS5sSsy @Sr
Hssss0s oeAoeass 7'f
foere.snra,a ~ ~ c,~-~pa.,,
WHAT ahsll - a. ~ ~ -, ~ fsets
4 vaiea -. hsvn .a.,eeA racvs = nv No
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~, rss,o.t enr .s.Mso, n -. n,--,..,...-
:. va,..sA... :. ..,--, ,.-s
y ~ w~emn8so0I IL appeared In
LEO that l1]T per cent oe Whits popaltion, 20 |
rnnsv ~ s~a ana ovnr v,.r. uss...N IA sx,<
-. - -. ..a...s -.-.,-.,- 49,
>. oas VI oaE ooaoEsd popoaAao0 now ciea1sns |
lg7O laz>autahlv bah,nd anv osh.. ~ .s.ht sAA..
y,
M oo1 sAose !" s.'oss ~ nseos q instruction.
y oyQ0 Nayyiapd tAXNq hASoAlf q - for annh
-.,h.- "A - ro.,,I...o, ~ 80 40 A.
NJ =. Ff, ~" 49,, SSo.'
AasA OsWnAAs W expsQd only e082 Tor each
msubsr Of our commonwealth in educating our
sons nd dsushtern.
Az nasssss growing better? Private enter
prise - " have sssn In our state metropolis
haa auk snoh Aocspr.anAnhle sxanpla HA.t 4. nrv,-
~ =, g.. ~. ,...,.,...s .. ----,-1
W ~"ns "sss .asasosea an aSeEe~Vs
movement against the fearful darkness that was
ssso 10 b. settling down over our npag,ss, But
..,,. ..-.-.,... .-.A.
~, '. Nv "aFs sno ossn-
s0ss - u u ID only IN DsnAlf OF - rev. For
the multitude our state seems 10 b. q ndifRer-
epk n thoush aha had M v.r4 or - a, ,.l,r,
~ -,.,--. 'e~'"s
csse Oh sns uAn'ns Oh nsf msore caassns.
But our laws arc good enough nov" says an
ex-member of thu I.aaiala&ure. Thav war.
.meo ~ INC sfess good aod hoaomols Judge
HALL Nso, lot there be grand rally above eli
political questions 70 enforce and esscues these
IL. -
AVE-:
Judge Hall did great work In biz tme,-a
work far In advance Of the sxs, and Tor which he
,,,u h. h.,A a., ,-...,,,, ....-L..r
vorthv .,t,,.r n,. I. !. ~. ~, 4. q. $3.50
az IN. nr,..Dt t,u,. r,.. ~. h.. -. -
a.rsu, ch.n,.. ~ III. .s,,...,rn -. 80
q sM.,.. q. ,,,r,,v..,... :, .-.1 ~ !, n.
Union. Wb.A JnArs H.ll Al Secv 49,
/ sxo i. douhlv ann sac nov IN Mi. a...s
wr,.s 80 s.-,---.,, As ,,. ~ s.s ssess
communities er indiyidusis h ~ III nseiscssi
| mind; yet how great proportion Of mind In this
.Sa S i.s sarougn snis negligence, how many
struotiou becsus. tLsre r. M snie.Si. .ohoo ~,
them. Parents are oftsn csrsless sbout schools
and children are Aways svsrse to them. II tho
Son ~ ~ vo,tS III 1Yt t scnco gfeas Pof
mot altogether destitute Of e3uostion.~ And then
| ne ADDS "A reason frequently and forcibly urg-
st.ts sae sntsl ~ saat has carried from this
I'M bsen thu want =, .~;lsh,. p SSOpis
for the education Of their children"
| This declaration OF Judge Hall was forcibly
impressed upon me eight years ago, then strsu.
ger about to purchase land BY gentleman long
resident in the State. Said he ut IL q humi]s-
ting fact that our common schools sre generally
very poor and are of little value in educating the
masses Of our children. Psr,ous accustomed IN
among N while thsre in m lit4la on,ostnp;tv inv
| Ao s""sA "ons ~sau uAu8ntotA Wo are
nopnS soo waning FORA change. We hope to
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1874-09-10

! onesgfally atys tsip teseau.asv n n. ,>u 49,.
- voceerS Hood PaTiae9 oEA ~ ~ ~

1OUG4A0AYh
e: n F. sss: 3. 7 No.: Z: "a: =:
u. E; $780, 80 3: -. y: ~ s....s,a
- - s.slilas q ~ gasds & d ~. vss.s
sss ~ seeaaade 4 BrsoaosA ssessise ~ -.
coaa1isd eight Of " nass peu,s,s,s 49,
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cossssH s css. ~ Rsnaasas tlise . -
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Ssssss = - IT, - ss Sasss e e ssg -
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- css..s s....s .-.r liz ac 80 f5a e.
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ssse:ssd sSsssas a1sesias q q ~ ~ 77essf
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IS: ssgs -,
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-" 49, y eo'sseesa !saeaA ~ e ~ q
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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1874-09-10

1t 10 stated that thres conductors Of tbs Dels-
ware, LAckawanna and Western Railroad have
bssn discharged for smbszxlsmsnt.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1874-09-10
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lhsuu,sayss u ,a,air 80. ard s.p.,lsd tk.ssr
ksuuesa hssrn.
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bs No ~" Thsra NJ rssorded o.ssS Of h.llu-
ci,saions upou this tausanr sub,ecA Nias N,eea.
=, ,z, to,d. vss undsr ehronio spprshso.,on be.
oau.s she thcueht Sim Tspsetit dssired 10
ki.s bsr. whereas "slumunsr had no weakness
= :. ~ el1s- AZ. e''sl ~. "su..'
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aldstghAs thas IL y dangerous 10 manifest any
special fsisndlinsss OF intimacy towarda pastor,
since there u possibility that even the most In
nocsnt attentions may b misunderstood.
Colonel Whisslsy, In his spssch II New Castle,
Rrsss has eiysn To Eduossion. INDIGNANT bs
was that "Compissiopery of Education have
besn sppoiptAd 70 no around and -. Inv sohoo,
children ars being sduostsd." but he cried ont
In honor At the possibility which be im,ainsa
taas IN. n.xt th,ne th.,. ,,o.,A n. .,hncl $500
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1874-09-10

:, Ths ps.ade Of Knights Tsaplar u Ttsntoa,
n ~ ysss;sday. We vesy ans oas, Ne Cd.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1874-09-10
002oAGA,
a R1LADRLrx1AN rAx1s Assssys

PNHAna11WA, te0A q
Geo. Riehl, aged q, rssiding q 90 NsEeA le>A
ssxsee eo9Aieesd sa1eids, thS nmnia9, . u.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1874-09-10
The GovernoFship.

CORRESPONDENCE BETWEEN M. COCHRAN AND THE
COMMITTEE TO INFORM HIN OF HE NoMrNA-
TloN.
TO Joh" p. Cochran, Esq, Atddletosn, Dsla-
todre.
SIR AT the Democratic State Convention.
held ct Dover, Thursday, August 9th, 1874, We,
the undersigned, were appointed . committee on
behalf OF the Convention 10 inform you Of your
unanimous nomination - the candidate of the
Democrahc party Of Delaware for Governor.
In dlschasgtng the agreeable duty which has
been dovolved upon Us, and In asking that Won
accept the position for which you have been
named, We beg leave to odd the assurances Of
our individual consideration and regard
WILLIAM DEAN,
1oNAT1us C. GRuBB,
0Eo1aK GRAY,
RoBERr DExNKY,
JosxrH BaRCHENAI,
JAAEs L. WALcorr,
W. FISK TOWNSEND,
C1ARLKs C. 6TocKLxY,
r. @. E1LxoooD.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1874-09-10

We are glad to ses on the Republican ticket
for tho Legislature such men ~ 8. Minot Cur
Ii, Joel Thompson, Jr., William I1ors, and 9TH
srs. They confer real service on tho County
and State, in oonsenting to = nomination, and
freshly commend the Republican party to the
people, BY tho fact that II 10 able to present such
candidates..
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1874-09-10

Tho Republican party lives by deserving the
confidence Of the people, and will die when it
forfeits that confidence. No amount Of shrewd-
ness and sharp practice on tho part Of is con-
ducton will replace the vital and essential char
actsristic which alone gives 1t value.