Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-05
VOL LxxxIn..-No. 237.. -. s@ s~"s@ ~ wTLMING1
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Hon. James r.. Lofland was In this city
last week md li2d interviews Z with his
frisndA Whether he explained why he gave
the decisive vote for tho bill to repeal the''Sa-
larry Grnb" law, which some Of our contenal
pCrafles say is more than first we do not know.
By that vote he pockets several thousand dol
lars more than was allowed members before
the ssteal' occurred. ..A.
WeAnd, however, Ne isft representative
here who has undertaken to defend him, as
the following shows
-TAs CsTnereisi gets aDSb.
From tho Republican. of to day.
We DO not propose TO say q word against
Ms. Ryleasa man, and for anything We know
to the contrary he may have voted the Repub.
lican ticket, at all elections, or he may have
tain, We have never seen his name counsctea
with any Republican organization, nor have
we ever heard oi him as taking any part In To-
cal, state or national politics. In fact we do
not blame Mr.. Pyle for allowing his name to
be used In connection with his appointment
But We do blame the men who have so hastily
moyed In the matter and we propose to exam
ine the case thoroughly and show by whose
naanouvering this fraud upon the Republican
party Is sought to be perpetrated. Are these
the men upon whom the Republican party of
this sState rely for either work or means to car
~ On 70 political campaign? Is there one Of
them Known as working Republican ? Five
OF them are men holding Federalappointments
and unfortunately for the Republican party in
this 6oase are the head and front OF q faction
which has fomented all the strife and trouble
In the party during the last four years. Our
Overwhelming defeat at the State elections in
1870 Was solely chargeable to the faction head
Cd ~ these gentlemen atthelast State cleo
sion these gentlemen took no active part of
the campaign. Included in this selection may
be named the editor OF the Commercial, a news
paper by the way professedly Republican, but
whose efforts have done more to destroy the
partys1Asn ali the DetnOcfatio papers In. the
Stata. Let us look at facts. When this astnte
political editor made hisappearance among us
in 1866, this county was sOlidly Republican
we held every member of the Levy Court, and
the City Council had out of fifteen members
but two Democrats In 1868 with the help of
. DAILY Commercial Republican newspaper we
lost every officer in the County, and hhd but a
working ajorityin the CITY Council; while
in 1870, with the kind Of help obtained from
this Immaculate Republican editor, the County
and the State wenthepelessly over to the Dem
ocratic party. Are theyLthe kind OF men to
make the selection for the post Office and 9th
er Federal Ofacespg Ne think not No one
regrets having to review the acts of the editor
more than we. For years we have given In
our adhesion to the principles of the great party
that has saved our country from dismember
ment and whose steady progression great
truths enunciated by the leadings men OF the
party&4ve given such strong and unmistake-
able etitlencs that Is was the party of the pee-
pie and the party that the struggling masses
might look to for aid in any emergency. We
say in conclusion that Ii our representative
Mr.. lQasnd Y 70 be ignored and .iasvlted by
as government officials, backed by the merest
handful of men who do not represent the sem
tfment of the masses of the purity In this city.
we must submit with as good grace as posi-
BILE, but we say to you gentlemen in all frank
ness beware of tho rising masses iflthe future.
once l|6sders AsctkS hrn who sdouh'u 'us' %.
suited N matters aiffefl'As hHh thHehr own interest
-+---4-s tr-~4%--rt41 For ON
VIM. 0Neil has just rsturned trom Canada. He
found leat. owing to the outrageous proteation
laws t0 bsed upon our lee AInelfcaif citizenssb
the RsIeniican party Tor the benefit Of inonoper
' Saya ~ ssEsa s1Jth,n II ~ Ia aiSss ia sy I'D
clQthab there costs $35 in greenbaeks, which
vould cost serenity herel Agood substantial basi
peas Hnif there costs eighteen doliars In greea-
backs here troln S35 to S3S. pair Of hand
seWsd best French calf boots costa from sc to VI
- KnclDbacks. Here the price ID from tcelvs to
hfssn sllafs hssetss my tor she nssayt Ri
crack y OttaSa tilf) Free Trader. 4.,iIs, &,
Weave nota .'monopolist"--we are opposed to
fosslgu manufacturers monopolizing our markets
-syef ne feel that We are invited to produce our
aittls hammer aud try II ON this free trade she'll
bark We presume the above figures ore con
sidefob1r exaggerated but this Is not material u
the s,nple fact that large numbers Of Canadians
comsto thed dInitedSt to better thar cond.siosa
while no Amercaus 20 there for that purpose
gusshes the shellbafk at one light tap. IL y 9
sl6niGcsnt fact that emigration always fovs from
ftsssrsde countriesto those countries where horns
in1ustriss are protected by duty on imports. -
AmnjHaa anufactswer.
The Manufacturer certainly overooks the fac
that emigration has continued to this country un
der all tariff laws--even when those laws wer,
dsslgnatsd free trade British tariff" by the pro
tecti06its. II also overlooks the fact that nj
mattsr. how protective the English laws, (the mos
saccsssful manufacturing people in the world,
+ sni6sokion mover flowed from this country to Eas
~. Where then Is tho proof that "smisratioz
MAYS fows from free trade counties" .i.
E6iaaATios so AMERICA. The New Yorl
7ymss bsints Q comprehensive table OF emigration
statiof3es In it, says the Tp,ss, We give the az
rreaah OF iminiKrution at all pors up to 1910 In
cluSlSS and Tor 1871 1872 ada la73 for the port o.
New York only. 10 estimate the real amount fol
the uhDle country In these three years We may ade
.twsufy three per cent. TO each year. During ths
period from 1870 TO 1910 the increase ot each YEA
over ths ode immedisteiy pfeeeedIng 4 unlfSFns
would average about thirteen per cent The aggre
gate number o. immigrants from 1919 to 1870 In
ss'; s's sIa q Sas ssS .e. R.sssf Y n!
York for 1871 were 229639 Tor 1872, 294, ,6Sl, ant
fox 1873 26 90l total for three years. at New orb