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running aud Simple Sewing Machine. would
do we'll to call at No. us Market Street. Will
mington, Del. and see one OF the incest Fami-
ly Sewing Machines in the world. 1t has no
material if desired without change of needles.
Our hobby is simplicity. durability. light
running. and no threading -up required; self
threading shuttle and self-setting needle.
Sold on easy monthly instalment, or u liberal
discount oif for cash. Ladies don'tbuy a
heavy and complicated machine, but get the
light running New American.
IT'S Market St.. W ilmington. Del.
iy7dkwlv ]. H. PRIMROSE. Agent.
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Help for the HopefuI.-You mr.

Help for the HOpefui.-You are weak,
detected. miserable. and nothing does you any
good. you say. Don't despair. There is baln,
ia Gilead. Have you tried Vinegar Bitters :?
No Then why don't you? Do not insist that
such thing as a pile eiirir is impossible be-
fore you have tested the properties of this
marvellous Vegetable Restorative. Whether
your complaint be dyspepsia. bilousuess.
nervous weakness. constitutional debility. or
any other trouble. Vinegar Bitters will revive
and renovate your shattered system. as u
genial rain refreshes the withered flowers
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POIice Gases.

Jas. Harkins, arrested by officer Done
van for drunkenness and disorderly con-
duct, was required to pay costs and give
bail in the sum Of >200 to keep the
peace.
Dan. Edgarton, arrested by the same
officer for an indecent exposure Of his
person, was fined s. and costs
Geo. Wilson was arrested by officer
Mullen for the larceny of chickens from
John Siring. on Front street, hear Wash
ington He was held to bail in the sum
of $500 for appearance at Court
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WIDENING.-W orkmen are now bus
lily engaged in increasing the distance
between the tracks Of the p. W. Il b
r. II. through this city. The north
bound track, from French to King
streets, has been moved about two in
ches from its former position by
Strengthening slight curve here w ork
on other portions of the track is going
on, but in such II manner that travel
is not interrupted in the slightest de-
gree
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For the Gazette.

For The Uafette.
There is report prevalent that Miss
Emma Griffith was the Principal allu-
ded to at the meeting of the Board of
Education last Monday evening, when
discussing the question of corporal
punishment. We would state, in JUS
tice to Miss Griffith, that she is not the
lady in question, she being Principal
of No. ID the school in which the Of
fence was committed is in the western
part of the city. c.
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A CASE THAT DID NOT COME oFF-It Is
said that one of our BARRIERS refused to
shave dirty negro, and the negro threat
ened to 60 after the U S. Marshal and have
him arrested; since then the Marshal has
been looking for the negro but he has
not made his appearance, and the District
Attorney fears the case will be lost. Its
introduction to the Court would make
things lively, especially az the barber too
is a negro.
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FIRST EDITION!
OUR CITY EXPOSITION:
OPENING TIVE RIVER ROUTE.
Convention of Firemen
The Industrial Exposition.

TEE-APPoINTMENTo OF CoMMITTEEs-
THE EXHIBITORS.
Last evening the Executive Commit
tee of the Delaware Institute of Me-
chanic Arts met in special session, for
the purpose of making arrangements
for the coming Industrial and Art Ex-
position. The following committees
were appointed
Committee on Space-Lea Pusey,
Charles Pusey, Messrs. johnson, Isaacs,
Allan, c. p. Bent
Committee on Entries-A. II. Grim
shaw, Evans, Roberts, Stone, Valen-
tine, Rev. F. Israel. All applications
for entry shall be made to this commit
tee.
Committee on Art-Elwood Garrett,
Harry Tatnall, c. F. Rudolph
THE EXHIBITORS.
Below will be found a list of those
already proposing to make exhibitions,
classified under the heads of the
department in which they will ex-
hibit -
Manufacturers in Iron-Lobdell Car
Wheel Company, Remington & Bay
ley, Pussy, Jones & Company, Hilles
& Jones, p, W. & d. r. r. Company,
Belts 8 Company
House Furnishing Goods-Flinn &
Jackson, r. Morrison.
Tobacco and Cigars-Otto Il Butz,
Brisbane & de Maineville, G. Hallam,
/ RICHTER.
Sewing Machines-Howe, New
American, Domestic.
Hardware William H. Billany, d.
H.''Kent& Company, William H. Green
& Company.
Jig Saws-Trump u Company
Stoves, Ranges and Tin Ware-H
f. Pickles, Finn Il jackson, r. Morris
son.
Ship Chandlery-George w. Stone
Francis Barry.
Camp Chairs, Stools and Turned
Wood-Phiilips 4, Company
Quarry Marble and Minerals-Johr
q. Jackson, John Gouly.
Lime and Brick-Geo. W. Stone, al
van Allen.
General Dry Goods, Fancy Millinery
&c-John Wainwright, NJ. L. Lichten
stein, F. l.. Frank, Mrs. Sparks, Mrs
| Jackson.
Hatters-E. II. Rumford 4 Bro.
VIM p. Webb
Furs-Wm p Webb
Gents Furnishing Goods. p
Doughten, Wyatt & Garrett
Jewelry-C. |. Bush, Benjamin y
Clark.
Boots and Shoes-W. Turner L Co
p. Mccullough Il Co. p. j. Babcock
| L. Burns.
China and Silver Ware-T. Y. de
| Normandie.
Drugs-Smith 4 Painter, Z. McInal
f. Bringhurst j Co., b. i c. Shoe
maker :
Ice plow and ice cutting machines
Pussy Il Rice
Flour, seeds, &c-Wm N Chan
dlcr
Steam ensiAt zone horse power
VIM. Marshall.
Textile Fabrics-Bancroft x Co.
Riddle u Son.
Pottery-Wm Hare.
Paper Hanging-S X, Ball i Co
John Il. Holt.
Harnass and Horse Equipments
Amos Ringwalt
Musical instruments Robeln & Bro
II. +. Albert.
The Fair will open on the goth c
October, in the second story of BraG
ford new market house and will cor
time several days.
John ID. lsaacs was made a membe
of the Executive Committee, vice Ha
ry H0ffecker resigned.
Other committees than the abov
will be named as they are needed.
Another meeting of the Executiv
Committee will be held on Saturda
evening next. ~
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NEEDS ATTRNTIoN.-On the north
side of Eighth street, between Market
and King, in front of building
which is being repaired, there is "a
deep rut in the sidewalk, into which
more than one person has fallen at
night 1t should be covered over each
evening, or some one may be seriously
injured.
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SECOND WARD MEErINd.-The Second
Ward Democrats met at the FELTON,
House, last night, when VIM. Bareford
presided and II. b. McIntire was elected
Secretary John H. Moore was unani-
mously nominated for Inspector After
transacting important Ward business
the meeting adjourned.
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A MISTAKE. " esterday in our re-
port of the official result of the test OF
fire engines in Chicago the figures pla-
ced the greatest distance thrown by
the Gould engine in the third test, at
1853 feet, whereas it should have stood
oso
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SALE OF MoNEY.-At the regular
monthly meeting OF Wilmington Loan
Association, last evening, $500 sold
at 33t per cent premium, 800 at 344,
and $500 at 34f.
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THE STORM Yesterday's storm con-
sisted mainly of wind during its preva-
lence here, very little rain falling after
10 o'clock A. nj. This morning the
weather was decidedly cool and clou-
dv
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SOLD. Daniel II. Kent has sold
fine new three story brick dwelling at
the corner of Eleventh and Tatnall to
Mr.. +. A. Turner, for SO, 500.
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FARM SoLD.-Mr. ]. Wesley Ham
mond, has sold his fine Green Lawn
Farm in Londonderry township Ches-
ter Co., Pa, containing l27 acres, to
Mr. Henry Pyle of Wilmington Del,
for SIS 600
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STONE.-On Monday morning, Sept. 2sth.
Sabilla A. Stone. in her 96th year.
Her relatives and friends are. respectfully
invited to attend her funeral. from No. 7O4
Market street. on Wednesday. the 30th inst.
at 2 clock. P. NJ. without further notice. 2t'
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WnAINGT0N. DBL, Sept, 80. 1874.
ld1tsti"uss at tho Brandywins Mills for
SPECIAL NOTICES..
Food for the Isables.

tildren fed on RIDGES FUUD will thri We
he .tronS andhealthy. and become little mod .
CT, If youthful strength and childish beauty.
If-dJm
Concentrated t'avOrlng Extracts
Of Vsti'li, Lemon. orange. Rose. Bitter Al
mont. Hins.r. Mac Celery. etc. etc. mate
ani sJil wlniesais and retail by
4. BRINaHURIT 4 co,
'"ruer sixth and Market streots.
HI pJic's uirsc "io"s Cure for Corns
An English remedy of sreat popularity. tor
removing clELs without pain.
T.. BKIEGliUkST d. CO.,
ArOthecaries.
Corner Sixth and Market street,
Finest Salad Oh
Tor sale by
Il. BkINGHU KSr 4 co,
inlS Chrnar Sixth and Market ,tra.ts
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Bound OvER. Before Esquire Frazer.
this morning. John Fox was tried ON a
charge of using abusive, indecent and in
sulting language towards Mrs. Mary
Haney and her daughter. He was re-
quired to pay costs and give bail, in the
sum of $500, to keep the peace.
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TOBACCO. TOBACCO AND CIGARS.
My friends and customers can buy 1T old
prices.
Notwithstanding the increased prices Of all
grades Of Tobacco. have large stock of
Also. full stock OF CIGARS. dry and in
good condition for smoking. which AN sell
ing low.
Como and see for yourself.
ii. NJ. MULLEN.
sept26-G Cor. Front and e.iersou SITS.
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sel,t3-G
LOO. +, PPkkf2 SpfAd 5 FSE

10. O. +. PPk2fss2fAH 5 s sSs
Proposals. win be received By the undersigned
up to I've (5l o'clock p NJ, Of Wednesday.
september S0th. 1871, tor printing hve hun
Grand Lodge OF Delaware l. o. o. F., for com
position. paper. prcss-work. covers and bind
ing-size of page to be the same as that adopt
ed by the Grand Lodge Of the United States.
Paper to weigh sixty (60) pounds to tie
ienm sheet "a by IS inches. Proceedings
proper to be set in small plea, old style com :
munications. addresses. resolutions reports OF
committees. &c, to be set in bourgeois. old
style.
Estimates to include also three hundred 800
copies folded and stitchedD Of the report OF
the Grand Oaicers. which are to be printed
and delivered on or before Oct. -. 1874. and
the type kept stand ng for the journal without
extra charge therefor.
The work must be frst-class, AMI delivered
at the Office Of tho Grand Secretary within
three go weeks after the receipt Of copy.
Proofs must be furnished.
The right to reject any or VII bids is re-
served. ISAAC W. HALLAM
sep23-6t Grand Secretary.
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Prime Vanilla Bsau.

',il Wholesale and retail nv
Il BRlNGhUkSf y CO..
Corner Sixth aud Market Streets.
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C0UTH JERSEY INSTITUTE. n. p
lion delish,fal and heoi,by: Climate mild
Building brick heated by steam; lighted
by gas; hot and coldwater. Railroads and
Commences September .. send
tor catalogue.
aug7-6w ii. h. TRASk, PRINCIPAL.
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ALFRED WALTON. DRUGGIST. No. 90
NJ trket street respectfully l. formj his friends
al the public in general that he keeps on
hand all desc ript,ous OF medicines and that
II competent per.on is ut nj! times ready to
prescribe tor su'h lex as call at that store.
and b at no charge j. N 10 except the reeu
lar price OF the IA !. the same pr o
AZ they would paw ,.yy era else; hut that
n one is visital A. r $, teuc34
VoiI-s rttrrOrH,
= full assortment Of nil siaas. inclu ling
double magnitying. &c.
Il. BRINGHURST ~ CO.,
Corner of Sixth and Market streets.
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REGIsTElI's ORDER.

RrGIsrERS OPFICE,
New Castle County. Sept. 10Th. 1874
Upon the application of ROSE DOUG a.
ERrY .Ad ministratrixo OF Patrick Duugherty.
late Of New Castle Hundred, in said County.
deceased, it Is ordered and directed by the
Register that Administratrix aforesaid, give
notice of the granting Of Letters Admins
tration upon the Estate of the deceased, with
the date Of granting thereof, by causing ad
yertisements to be posted with n forty days
from the date of such Letters, in six of the
most public places of the County of New
Castle, requiring all persons having demands
against the Estate, to present the same. or
ABIDE BY an Act ofAssembly in such case lad c
and provided. And also cause tho same TO be
In srted within the same period in the Della
ware Gazette, a newspaper published IN
Wilmin gton, and to be continued therein
-, Given underline hand and Seal Of
lis. Once a the Register aforesaid. AT
t~~) New Castle, in New Castle County
aforesaid, the day and yea, abovewritten.
B. GIBBS, Register.
NOTICE.
All persons having claims against the Es-
tate Of the deceased must present the same
duly attested IL the Administrative. on OF
before September 10th. 1875. or abide the Act
of Assembly In such case made aud provided.
ROSE D0UGHER1Y,
Administratrix.
Addres-New Castle, Del. oct2 WIN
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concentrated Favorlng Ertrae


Curved aul straight. Nail Brushes. Hand
Bruches Nail Files. Nail pol;sh-rs. set, Tor
.aie ty L. BklNGllUkSr il CO..
Corner sixth End Market streets.
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DAILY WHITE MEN, RALLY

NOTICE.-A meeting Q { tie Stockholders
~ OF the Mechanics Loan Association -
In persuance OF = call. a meeting of the stock
holders of the Mechanics Loan Association
and Market, on THURSDAY Evening. Sent
24th. at 1.3O o'clock. A tull attendance is re.
quested.
sepl5eod7t WI MORROW Sec,v
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ssOr the Bath.

Bath Brushes. Bath Towels. buth Spor ges
and Bath Soaps in extensive variety. Alan.
FIe.h Gloves. strap. Brushes. ctr. of horse
hair. Dry Friction Gloves. AMI many other
articles Of The same class ut
H. BKINuHUkST X co,
Nnr ,ri itxtV uA Mukai Iire.ta.
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FOR SAFE AND RENT.

-
ENOR RENr-New House, No. ll2l Ss*Hk
E Harrison street, eleven rooms, NJ!
all modern improvements, bay win IN
dows, three stories. Possession at u
once Ii desired. Inquire at l4ll Harrison
street. tebb-u
NOR SALE-Four new and finely finished
i three-story Brick Houses. on Twelfth
street, opposite the city square. -,
These houses are all substantially rs
built and furnished with all the con- HI
veniences. with water inside and out. IL
No. ITO contains 9 rooms; No. liz seven
rooms No. lie. ten rooms No. lis. corner.
ten rooms. These houses will be sold very
loo for cash. or on very reasonable terms. on
part payment.
Also, one fne thres-story brick house. lust
completed. on Tstnall street; near Eisyenth.
DANIEL II. KENT.
ssp3Otf Nos. 2O5 to 2l3 Shipley street.
Tl0R sALE.-Tns Hope Building and Loan
Il Association. 10 now Offering shares. 10
the >'h ''''''' J hsbiF u MILLER s.er,.
ap.4-sodA N. Il. Cor. Of 3rd. and Market SITS
HlEN DOLLARS REWARD.-STRAYRD
Il away nom tho subscribers, small iron
gray MULE, with dark stripe across his
shoulders. The above reward will be paid
for his return TO our stables at Delaware City.
Del.
sep2-2tawkw4t d.F. BRADY d co.
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N TURNiP AND RUTA BEGA SEED!
At W. N. CHANDLERS.
jy7 :6ll Market Street.
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NOTICES..

EIPTH WARD DEMOCRATS arc request
~ ed t. meet this WEDNESDAY evening,
Sept. 80. 1874. at SO clock, at Aim ond's Build
ing. second hoor. corner Eighth and Market
streets. to nominate an Inspector.
sepU-lt BY ORDER OF THE FIX CON-
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TAKE NOTICR-C CITY TAXES.-All taxes
mediately; if not the law will be enforced in
all cases. Those who have not settled had bet
ter attend to the matter at once and save costs.
ALEX. CHANDLER.
WILLIAM STILLEY.
sepl9-lm City Tax Collectors.
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NOTICE "A Democratic Meeting will be
IN held in the City Hall. MONDAY, Even
ing. Osto Der 5th, 1874. Addresses will be made
by G. B. Lore and John OByrne. Esqrs.. and
Others
By order Of the Committee.
sep29-6t JAS. p. HAYES, Sec'y.
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SEVEN I'll WARD.-A meeting Of the
- Democratic citizens of the Seventh Ward
will be held in the Hall Of the Friendship
Engine House. on Thursday, Oct. LIST, 1874,
at ~ o'clock. By order Of Committee,
W. CUMMINS, Chairman.
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NORTHUMBERLAND MEETING-A
u meeting OF the Democrats of the Sixth
Ward will be held at the Reliance Engine
House. on WEDNESDAY Evening. Sept. SO,
Mt "a o'clock, for the purpose of ominating
an Inspector. and transacting other business.
A full attendance is requested,
Il. 5. TRUITT,
sep292t Chairman Ex. Com.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

49, WILMINGTON. Del, Sept. 60. 1874.
latest Stock cno lions furnished by Mer-
tlok. johnson u. Cor, 9Th and Mar
5 a.. stfeef, Win. 1- lou. Del. at p. N. to-
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pITEyT APPLICATIONS.
Application for Patent.
NOTICE No ~.
~R NnErE

NOTICE No 20.
T.. :. Itvr CfFICr.
rurrka. Nevada. MAY j.. -.
N-nTICEIs HEREBY GIVEN THAT III
~ Newark silver NIulug Company lost
0ifsc aidrcSS. NeNalk Mills, Newark IL
ri, White Pine coauty, Nevada has TINS
dss alyi this Office 4 dIncram together WIN
\ notice pf application for u patent from the
p,.sI STATES. under at q trUgreS> approved
MN ~. I>.L. Ter fifteen hnndrct NV l'hC'l
fsrf Of IL, Lincoln Lode, thr same running ~
,csf scrihsasfer.y and 20 feet northHesteIlN
i,,.T, thr mouth If the Lincoln Tunnel, With
sur'arc ground two hundred feet. lVu tcet IN
rarh side of the Lode. the lode being - feet IN
with. situated in Newark Mining iistftst,
hitr Fine cuUnty. State 81 Nevada, anu t.
sr,ibci in the Plat and held notes on hieih tas'
office a. follows, tC-Nlt:
U. s. Survey No. 81.
Eorinpirc At a rcSt marked No. /. .S.>ur-
xcx \rt7 whence the section corner ON the
northern boundary Of ScctIunH. tn. Nh ~
T.. VI. u. NJ. bears y. 81 L. Ilsi feet;
m1ath Of the chihuahua Tunnel bear. :.
Il II. l.. llS1 feet. and n cedar tree enc foot
in diameter. marked Lincoln T. l., bears y.
- ". Ia feet; thence running :. l..
40 fsct, TO post marked Ne. :. :. survey
Ne. -; thence ;. W. - feet. to. pct
marked No. 5. L. ;. Survey Ne. -; thence
y. 81 ". lTun feet, to post marked Ne. :.
t.. SJr~cy Ne. y; and thence y. -. L.
.-nteet, to Jest No. l." the ,laco Of begin
ming. containing s5l-lm acres.
Courses oppressed 'rem the true meridian
claim j. located in the .unsuINeycd pant # |.
-. y. rs, t., VI. l.. ". and i bounded IN
neither end by any Known claimants: the
nearest minc i the chihuahua.
The claim Is recorded IN Book \. ragclf, Of
The Newark district Mining Eccords. and 4
posted a, the mouth uf ihc Lincoln tunnel.
mNr CYRUS +. Holm, Register.
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J, B.IL.s pro,r,c,o,
THEfllrsaI - VatzEs. LIoratS III
l tiiAI,S i--.ur "a harj. II. r. +,
= rs sarsF ! with flr --rrriI lnaHta fF.t-
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IaHi- -z-f s.a #L.f.# 4r4v-. IaI-t.. I.sf t.,
a Ht.I-ait H4HneF.
'la s.I -f'i" r. tae Blue WIZ. r!l-ti
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fintcIdcnfol ltRhilg> Jitas#a
=UIN-H= - -
New-York tribune., 1874-11-06

,o. rYo,se q, Congress was 10 be put in nation 10
o,ve Mr. Dawes the next election to the senate' iuo
IA no doubt OF its being completely blocked 1uo ~
have chosen more of their party to the Legislature
than ever before in this Reneratop' anu 'noio IA" 80,
scores OF boiling Republicans elected VINO eau oo i.'
relied upon to put quietus 10 the itio game :"
Dawess interest That leader signed the death warrant
-, NJ, bonoa when be went into Gen. Buffers district
ue then declared the new demOrazlng ana deRrani"@
cospel OF modern politics, that character WAS bo's
In conflict with party In election contests; tnaI
was the duty Of good men TO vote Tor pau ineh io ~
proylded the bad men procured thc lnuOEsen'
caucuses or conventions. It was exacty as"'n9' '
monstrous proposition that the people Vi '''e -
rebeled The election places the popular seal OF o'sap
probation-detestation, indeed-upon ~ in'' 10 ~
cether It's most significant feature. 10 suppo"o ''as
Mr Daves VINO voluntarily surrendered himseH 10 pe
i,s onose and who publicly haunted beiore 'no 'oi
his sacrifice OF self-respect ana OF ipanihcSs' '
coed TO the Senatorship is TO assume tDat ."o io
is 70 be in its most essential feature ahort'e' o
for n moment 10 be so thought OF. MT. Dawes - O
aToo, "a deepv under the effect Of this convulson aS
IA Rutler himself. When he went INTO the E'Se@ u.
A. was not TO succeed with BGtler-t was to mako MS
oove with him. The people of Massachusetts e%pect
ponuhl,ean Senator and they will have one Du' II Is
nuite safe To assume that he will not DO ono Oh toSo
who ,ero active In this canvass The furner nc s'oOu
aioof from it, the better will be his creceh'iil''
TIE CANDIDATES FAVORABLf hh"AhOD
1t may be that Senator Washhurn VIII Pee""sp" Hs,"'
though; this is Just how hardly likely ProL oec'!o
would not be bad candidate. Judge Hoar may 20
brought forward once His position towara tne
senatorshp and that Of Mr. Dawes are entirely reVerSeu
by the action OF yesterday and the events that leu W
Our proposition Of all at present Is tt Ea
RuIlork He IL able earnest dignlted ana Tue ocss
representative OF all of that reform IN he ~ m
party witch 1t Is evident Is indispensaplo ~ S
escape annhilation. Added 10 this IL VIII Oy no neans
Operate to his injury when 1t Is known tha III Ihe lasV
vears of his life Charles sumner had no more earnest
devoted chivarous friend than was Gov Bulock. n,s
only temptation to return to active politics was @ SnaV
he might advocate Mr. Sumucrs reelection W nG ;
atn Mr. nnrr couId hardly have one 20 succeod nln m
Who in sfatesmanship or scholarly qualities "ouiu W
Gov BuOck's superior.
New-York tribune., 1874-11-06
MR.. BAILEY'S DEFEAT.

THE REPUBLICANS SCRATCH HIM NEARLY 1000
voTEs-FIFTY PER CENT OF THEM VOTE FOR
HIS OPPONENT.
The details of the vote in the Xlth Congress
siona District composed OF heretofore strong Repubi
can election districts that MI Isaac H. Bailey
largely sacrificed by his party and that many Republi
cans voted for opponent Benjamin A. Willis Liberal
and Democratic nominee. Mr. Bailey ran 9O3 behind
Gov DIX and Mr. Willis 4ss ahead Of Mr.. Tden. 1t
will thus be seen that fully y cent of the dscon
tented Republicans who scratched Mr Bailey voted Tor
Mr. Willis. The result is ali the more remarkable In
view OF the fact that the district organized for the
benefit of the Republicans and the Democrats had no
expectation OF carrying 1t.