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Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-08
U.,,
Committees In IBaIti-


pu,leo Inc iionse Committee on Appropriations and
IN 'G,c VIC buildings visited Baltimore on Saturday
mi'Iluire INTO the necessity for new public
fla tIa'1ahss WI III that city. They were received ut
Inv u ~ iaepot, and accompanied Oh their inspection
81 n .he Mayor and committees of the City Couu-
NJ ~ M a,lu were subsequently entertained guests
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-08

BOARD OF TRApE.--At tho meeting of the
Bard Of Trade, tomorrow evening, Lea Pusey
Will give his views upon the balance of trade in
exports and imports, national finances, &c. Is
desired that there shall be a full attendance
Of the memberp
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-08

StLLSpm IcE.-This morning we were shown
Aconple Of car loads of ice from the ice houses
Of luHey " Rice, above Coatesville, on the
liraldywlnc. Tho ice il as clear as crystal, and
yin cubical blocks Of 18 inches in thickness,
During the present ice harvest they have stored
away nearly 10000 tons for summer supply.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-08
anrll-'v
2 W. SCHULTZ,

9 W. SUHULTZ,
ACCUNIST,
NO. II ST FOURTH STREET,
AND NO. 10 MARKET STREET.
Having purchas d this old stand. so long occupied
by John II. Brltton, have laid In large stock OF
cigars and tobacco of MY OWN MANUFACTURE,
and will sell at the lowest possible rates.
febG.1m
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-08

SETTLED The attachment on the bonds of the
Breakwater Il Frankford road was raised last
week by John 4. Long and Elisha Cannon be-
coming security for the claim OF Crumlish Il
Gafth, about 1000. The bonds have been
'oll and tho iron men have been paid their
claim Of s23, ,000.-- GeOrgctOun Journal.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-08

ROBBERY. Last night the anton rooms of L..
v Stlham a. Son was entered ircm the rear
and several articles which had been placed there
on sale we're stolen. 1t is not known that any
article of great value, or that many goods were
Aken away.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-08
The Little Tariff Bill.

IT Is SIGNED by THE PRESIDENT.
WAsHINaToN, FEB. g.
The President signed the little tariff bill to-
day.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-08

NHE COMMERCIAL PRESS.

THE COMMERCIAL PRESS.
ALL VARIETIES OF PRINTING AXECuTED.
Commercial Pi hitting,
Circulars Cards. Labels,
Bill-IIeats Letter Heals,
Tags Statements Pricr-Iaists
Ch, OK Books.
EVERY JOB OF PRINT ING 1uAT THs MER-
CHANT NEEDS,
BY TIE COMMERCIAL PRINTING COMPANY,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-08

SEGvIcEs IN THE PROTESTANT EpIscorAL
gHuncH : Programme OF public services in
Trinity Chapel, during the Lenten Season, be-
cunning Wednesday, February 10th, and ending
Saturday, March 9th On all Sundays at 1Ol5
ociock. a. NJ. and ~ p. M. on all other days
q lO'! o'clock A. NJ, and 4 4 o'clock +. NJ; ad-
dItl0nal, on Tuesdays and Thursdays at Gl5 o.
CLICK A. NJ, and ON Friday evenings at ~
o'clock in Holy Week, March 22nd to 27th in
elusive, daily at 81 and 1OI4 o'clock A. NJ, and
o'clock r. M
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-08

BRIDGE FISisnEp.-T bridge on the =. 4 b.
C. L. Il. at Chadd's Ford. which was washed
away By the freshet last Wednesday, has been
rebuilt, aud the first train passed over it last
evening" at LAS, going in the direction of Balti
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-08

WlLMISdroN NEGLECTED. beginning on Fri
day last, the train which leaves this city at 7.10
o'clock, T. NJ, was made medium of mail COM
munication between New York and Washington,
Dll pouches are received and dropped both at
Philadelphia and Baltimore. A similar arrange
meat lla7 been in use on the 5.42 train north
from this city for some time Cannot some
stcp- be taken by which an additional mail may
he also Afforded to Wilmington2
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-08
Dailp Gommereiaf.
conMERCIAL PRINTING COMPANY.
uovard NJ. Jenkins, Wilmer Atkinson,
Francis C. Ferris.
,~K K,, 7erDs etc., zee Second Page.
Another dollar WAS received for tho Union AID
II lief Fund, this morning.
,r Nor 7srn,s. etc.. see Second PaDe.

Attention is once moro directed to Louisiana.
f., ,,.y tho Conservative caucus votes on the
compromised and thiA has revived mneh OF the
,y,itement which prevailed n few weeks ago
,lourh no violent demonstrations are expected.
rre vote is expected to be very close, the con
.oryatyes being about equally divided.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-08
A VERILL CHEMICAL PAINT!

A VERILL CHEMICAL PAINTl
THE BEST PAINT IN THE MARKET.
READ THIS. READ THIS.
OFFICE HARLAN noLLlNGswoRTn COY
WILMINGTON. DEL, aug. II, 1874.
Ayerill Chemical Paint for the last seven years. or
since 1867 and take great pleasure IN stating that
the longer have 1t in use the more like it-in fact
| have never anything to compare with 1t for
beauty and durability. Very respectfully,
igncd0 j. II CAUSE.
OFFICE LospELr CAR WHEEL Co,,l
-, WlLMNGToE, DEL, Sept ~, lsI4.
Averlll Chemical Paint for about two years, In this
state and North Carolina, and have found it TO be
the weather, that we have ever used Yours re-
spectfully, ro,n ~
Sample cards may be had on application:
We win apply this paint when desired. Estimates
for Pointing wt aaohas ps rags psST@p!Ey sT5pNEy
sepi46mof No II EAST WATER STREET.
WARES
RESCRIPTIoN STORE,
CORNER 5ru AND KING STREETS.
PHYSICIANS PRESCRIPTIONS COMPOUNDED
PRICES TO SLIT THE TIMES.
dcel9,,y
DROWN'S EXPANSION
SPRING BED BOTTOM!
TIE MOST DURABLE BED BOTTOM IN TIE
MARKET.
1t is nolseless, the most elastic and Will sustain
greater weight than any bed ever invented.
II w
j. OLIVER MOORE,
Manufacturing and General Agent for the State OF
delaware, decl7-ly
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-08
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET.

PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb g.
Cattle dull; common to extra Penna x West
ern steers. SGsl@79lc; sheep unchanged at
5l6(07c. Hogs in fair demand at SO. G110.50.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-08
Commercial Reports.
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 8.
Cotton held at l55s@lGc. Flour dull super,
S3 75M4 Penna Indiana and Ohio family,
$5.25mG Wheat quiet; red, s1.17a1 1S; am
ber 5l.32. Rye held at 95c. Corn in fair de-
mand yellow and Western mixed, 77@7Sc
Oats dull; white 64@65c mixed, 63c Mess pork
steady at 5l9.5Oa20.5O. Wliskey steady at 95c.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-08
SECOND EDITION.
EdncalIOn.

WHAT THE LEGISLATURE is DOING AND WHAT Is
PROPOSED TO BE DoNE-pRovIsIoN FOR THE COLI
oRED pEor.E-THE MARYLAND scHooL LAW TO
he TAKEN Az A BASIS.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-08
South West Corner Fifth md Market Streets.

DIVERTON SUGAR CORN EVAPO-
u RATED-Put up in one pound papers. one
paper will far as three tins canned corn, and
the table one-thrd the price. 4 he RivertOn Is the
only evaporated corn that VIII suit particular peo-
pie 1t is for sale by the following first ella gro
GERS In Wilmington
JOIN p. ALMOND, Sth AMI and Marnet.
w. X. BOWMAN, ID and King and 5i1 King
Jos jones, fifth and Market.
U D. PERKINS, I'd below Market.
d. LEMON q Co., Market below 2d.
d. :. 1RuITT, 7th and oinbard.
G. G. BETEI lie. oh and Poplar.
p, q MCCoILEY, 4th and Jefferson
JNo PALMER 9th ward.
WELDIN n LLOYD, 7th and King.
and wholesale by
THOMAS ROBERTS Il CO.,
ian1 At, ,25thit Philadelphia, Pa.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-08

Those desiroui of obtaining articles of Solid Sill
yer, bearing the Gorham Sterling Stamp, QLlon, An
chor, and the letter G,) which is positive guaran-
tee of purity, may do so through the leading Jewel
ers of this city upon terms favorable as If OBJ
tined from the Gorham Company direct.
now. .96teod
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-08
New advertisements.


GEO w. BUSH s. SON, BY THE USE
" OF THEIR PATENT DUMPING WAGON PUT COAL
INTO CELLARS WITHOUT DIRT OR TROUBLE.
G =. IS NUT, $635 STOVE COAL,
WIN. j. BROWN,
feblS-iyof south OF Market street Bridge
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-08
HOLDERS OF DELAWARE r. R.

First Mortgage Bonds due July l, 1878, can now
receive payment therefor with accrued interest to
date upon presentation at the office Of the Fidelity
Insurance Trust and safe Deposit Company, Phila-
delphla g. M. FELTON,, President.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-08
weather Record.

United States 5-2o's of 1862, 9s9S.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-08

Rich BRIDAL GIFTS. - TESTIMONIAL PIECES. =
FAMILY SILvER.-FoRKs AND SPooNs - SERVICES
FOR TEA, DINNER LUNCH, ETC, ETC., OF STERLING
PURITY ONLY.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-08

TIM CIVIL RIGHTS BILL AED ITS PASSAGE THROUGH
IHE HousE-PRoBABLE FATE OF THE BiLI.--so-
cIEri ,ioHsii-rHE CONGRESSIONAL. LIBRAHY-
MYsrEhIOus MOVEMENTS OF A WANTED wIrNEas
4
Decorah-posten., 1875-01-21

Gen m inoits Ga m molfi.
ne, JON usI noseniinos CT blsuen for.
arbsiost, blsp 1867 forepiit paa en-
uoltiuius i England. Sele Waltin.n
mso tilbprenoe aisoeI bar 2 lommer
bgi. Sulngblulet bar al Sub meb
SlaaIaEIer, % sioroe 1000 Omsanss
/ Winulst. Sele Maiiinen % 8is.
beleu par feitst iamuen meo 3s
Struer % 8Olte. % psisbe omtreut
l COB. Goroampuinssu al 6 Oraa.
Der Wano bar tilitrettslis til at brine
WaItiuen ! 8 Winutsr.
Decorah-posten., 1875-01-21

Srabutfa. ga Ell beflenoi
Rismanp snsans beos. brrie iss Gn
iise: "3por ital Srabotfa flptls ben
M; bun bar ba fat trut nOf Dos
Ole -" Seq itupispe pso Oct Orb
Orabotta, men tanfts, at BET bar
ct uotrnf for at iamls til Sulet,
ifrabs iammsu elsr lisnenps, inbtll
nnlis Gu iortlarsoe mig, at Sraooffa
(0rassnuftsn) bar ct 8uinnicli. iom
aallis iillloe baue en- Sfluing al busr
rpesnoe Yibs inben ct pit Slltrift.
9por DEN Hog zig nsb til at bo, Der
Nros ben &slitano mso fla; tbi 81.
iirlftsrns bare itore. Srapotfa Inbsr
ZIG alori9 tilipne, men man m0ttsr
itrar, of Mlt blipcr lao brn9t o9 pa.
ri9t ale Soreta9enber itaI lpffss os
intst Snpt rammer Bet Sus, bpor
bun ilaar neo. Oct or aItiaa Ell
rnlfells Sus9lelt! Soorfra osnns
Solfstro sr fommcn, er panRsli9t at
oplpie; oct or rimsli9uis Ell Ysrion.
l%issicrelle al 9pftsn Cen nOrlf Sor.
tnna). 0Os tlllGgsss ei ode 8is.
memo at baus SraoOffa; funs De,
Der ere blsune bnrtist rise, uoen at
mon fan pioe nosen 8runb bertil.
o. iom babe Soils Stsmnina imoo
fig. at lite @ltins Ct saast iaa rig.
ti9t til meo 8isbOmmsn. Sm Der
ital bore nossn Susrsnstomit mel.
lem OrabOtia % Den. bun ilaar Jig
nso bos, at osnne {, 81. ialssr bsnoe
i'm Siel sQer iiaI Ofrs aarlisoars
til benbs. usb iss q; man fOrbOIcsr
Decorah-posten., 1875-01-21

Jig Ilot mistonfslig ~ligeouerfor ili9e
Drabotfapertsr. gn / Seorum ban.
De iOlst lin SieI til 8anoen, fOrteI.
les Der. % oa Isbfommsnbe liuIbe
Dc, blep Der albris 8o Sat eQer
Dag for Den SIsmme. Men b,ntshs
ca Yropit Canning. iom bandit Die.
pslsn, men lopsoe ham ben Spees
SiGI, bpis han funoe ilaa ct 8abeI-
tang al Sano. ila lan9t iom Den !
Sieroina breoe 8OQiie.
(Sitsr Norit Solfsbluo at s. 6Ioob.)
Decorah-posten., 1875-01-21

Wanb eller Silt? en San.
psIs. 8Orreiponoence ira Napoli Gro.
rsa) forteusr ON Ell Opffer, Der til.
brin9cr lit Gin unber @aub % er
Yoitbuo msllem Sfibsne i Sesn.
San er tisnot unbsr &apn Yeice
QSllfen), men bans pirfeligs Naun
er Nieelas. os ban par Sitter ai BRO
fssIion inotiI 8anoet blsu ham iaa
nropsnoi9t. of ban blso ips. b%usrsans
ban tiILroete Ell Sic paa 3anbiorocn.
Saa Op9ap ban Slltsrist. % %bespno!e
al saa Spbuo fra Sap Watapan,
1T Siemitrb. til be omliggenoe &plter
% msllem Serne, ia pousbe Jig til
Gpclaoe'S erne.
Naar Sauet sr itormiulot % irsen
Barfe pousbs lls no. forlaber Spice
Den spite, ban blot bsbor for ct
Spns Sfplb, tbi ban er Der fun iiel.
Den, itprier iis i Sapst, %oisnnemifle.
rer Oct iaa LET lom ncasn SUI, iuem.
mer til BET Glib, Der er | Sapsnep,
gaar omboro o9 tilbnber at brinae
Slosnoe fra Oct til nrlte Ant, hsnle
9ons sllcr bpao man maatte iorIan.
se al ham.
San bruges o9laa iom Hoit fra
Den > til ben anosu; man bar elort
BAN en- 3roerpGlfs for at bans Breus
life lfuloe bliue paaoe.
6or nosle Tiger ilpen fulbbprrsrs
ban eli 8eoriit, Der bar ltuHJt bam
Ct 'lln9snoe Safnsmmsliebersbsuis
ira en- bel Yerion. Ssnne Eerlon,
Der lelleps i en- 9pitbaab, bapns flsrncl
iie for lonat fra Soften % fiempsps
/ Nnrbeosn al Gambia MOB Stormsn,
oa ban iaa Yelce fOnlme luemmsnpe
moo Ng. San gap bam Oct Susrp
at brinss bans SamilIe o.n 5iosnps,
at ban bar line % baabsoe at funrs
noboloe Nattsn. Ysics rcSispe fro
lit gGrinos. os ba Den iornemme
Seller TO Gage sitsr fom til Gambia,
LOO ban Nicolas opsrbrinse en- SeIp.
ifaal, fplot mso Selupsuse. Srons
bsnne uuentsne Gi9pOm psobIiuer
Yeico fit 9%psntprIip / 8elasrne.
Decorah-posten., 1875-01-21


5ilfrebsbebslmil ON Manbsns 40.
Der, @irfninsen Of De Hstraatniuesr,
ban, meosns ban mso 6in9rene from.
meoe paa 8orbst, anitiuepe oper
Wennelfsnes usleIbeb / M!minbeli9
bsr, ipct De life, inalsoes icm ban.
oiios pue Dem /, tilberliet at bsber.
lie lie ielp.
GnosIis fom &Onsn tiIbase, men
mso ct belt anbst Nniiat enn Oct.
bpormso bun bapos iorlaot BAN
Sore % Sfrof banbe inotaset Sic.
cens YIabs / bet. 90 bet oareoe en-
Stunb, inpsn bun ft Moo til at
tals.
"Min icbs Wano". beepnbte bun,
"ber sr fleet en- flor ulpttel"
"Nnsaar bet no9en al mine Meo.
msnneltsr", iuarene Moncen tOloiin.
rigt, "pil isa bsfloss bsm os pie
pam al Den 0sIiasslie, ies iom 8ri.
lien ifplosr Dem an9aar Oct osrimon
mig islu. oil ies baabs. at leg mfo
SUBS Biitono NOT ital bore Def men
Den tilberIise Rsii9uation.
Spmuntrst hsrpsp psnbIep bun
"Sporlsbss oct sr 0onst til bssrlbel
ies life; men 9ansn nar taecn al
senbsn, % alt Cllet icpmmsoe pau
&iGIosr9ulust. ~ioyilauiot Get life al
lsreos par truffet nso / Soroeu itft
en- Srnabs sr blspen tiIba9s!"
Nu bar Suuoreoe % st noe
3mo npite ollie iromme 6oriGttsr
naar SriitsIisns sims illor! Manosr
Iosr op, iom ~ituftcn al ell Brsms
ltrsg. ltiennte % raisos, ioet ban GAL
Ronens Stleotslpsbeo Sfploen.
"Seoe. lille, rare Wano". ia9a,
aouen cuosIis, ba Manoen, for a
trGtts Ieiret, maatte itanbie Iiot
"buit blot paa SObs Saalmopi9bsb:
ban maatie ogiaa lioe lteTts, ia uer'
ltatteli9s Sab. % maaits onenlflebel
lroitss meo bsfiise % lar9Uarls'
Smrrter."
"Nn, fom On bare life til mic
mso rim Slinorilaonsr ON Sob
Seq 9ier life Nrc SfIlins for Sobs
Saalmubi9bsb! Den 8orl bar aloriQ
slet en- laaoan Scnbe 81" itrel
Manosn roisnoe til Guar.
Decorah-posten., 1875-01-21

st no9et ntpoelist 8rep
Sil Sullus lIRit. % esriom 8ies
life fOmmsr @ism Den 6 Suli | ne.
lts maane iaa maa on Yrpos al iste
Oct Bort isIu % perlom 8iss fom.
msr Stem Sil Den 3lo iaa ltal @iss
@sre Nniuarlis for iremfomiten %
iaa maa 8le9 8sos big ON on &iI.
oe Brln9e mig ct Brsu tllba9e |
nGlts omeaasnbe YOit.
Wulster g. 8. Matriful homer -.
8imlemcen ben 26oe SUM 8eo fire.
~itianiau
Decorah-posten., 1875-01-21
Spbe S~aalmDbisbet.

TN enaelf 9auomauo al en- tenn
melis cpfarsnoe &aratter inbianot
no, hnilfet luit life oite tor SilioI.
Oct msb bam, Ell Sgnoan i Soauets
airfe. YrGitsn, Der til Cert banpe
palgt Sobs Sanlmobi9hsb, talebs mso
ldaoou Solpeile. at bans YrHoifcn
9lorbe ct bpbt Snotrpf poa 6arme.
rem. Yoa @sisn hiemao anitilene
oenne oerior eli lille SsIuprcpelle,
% fanot mso Ginger % 8uslie, of
ban | inc bnsIlse 6orbolo iult life
attn ianoe saa for ct YragtsTemplar
al Sobs 3oalmooisbeo. Set ifal
bIjue anosrIeoss! iusre ban balp
helt ueb iis ieIp; oct ifal bllue
annsrisoes e Sro ls9 bar bert inas,
lfuus itsbie lpos for mine Crcn."
8sllelst Of rlsis imuifs Selelier
tom ban biem. buOr hans ombp99e.
Lies soue auCrsoe holot Wlooals.
maultibet Ierbist. Tor at Bet poa
Den hsili9e Susiaosrs fprlts Glnt
eisblltttli9en funoe irsmiettss.
Wsn bette @inf ipntes eanife at
piIlc uosbIiue, ba Maneen eitsr no.
gen 3ios Ssllrb / en- mssen rsIl9.
nsrst Gone ipuysts: "Naa tror On,
nj ifuIls ipiie, lille Wor?"
"Slrnr min 8solte!" iuarsos ben
pusr Wanbens ulWcuanli9t ipa9iar.
riae Zone forunorebs 9usmoosr. bpor.
eitsr bun ogiia ia,is Wapsn mo. Der
tIliGloi9pis bar en- al bans 9ipret.
ter.
9oerit GLAD % tllirsSs i Sinbe.
ousr lin Sremeang i bet Sope. tuiI'
fen 8IHoe % &slbshuosnos rOrrse.
res peo ben abbitiouslle ,~SOrbelells,
Yiprelisn beultfsbs, fog ban, ba ban
par mGt, ~ianIunne tlIOros;
"Niin eaen, fl1re Some. ise bar
ioa9, iom Su PED, pGrtt i Rirte %
bar bart uIi9slig eoNt al Den Yrr,
biftu. Seq sr tommen til iulo gr.
tltuctlis al min Sua9heb, men III.
llae III Den 8dlutulne, for Sremll.
pen at aTlEgge Den. Seq peo not,
les er hot biOii9 al mig, % unoer.
llpsn pesriuier Dig for Sussntina.
men ....."
ala, lille Wano .....-
-Nsi. nsi. aibrpb mig bare life;
men ira ioas al, Tiger is9, itaI Bet
blips anosrlsnss; gu ifal ie, at iss
ltaI bIius ct 9anlfs anbst Wsnnsife.
Men ltulos les mullssns snsans for.
slsmms, bpao les MI lopsr Dig
nuIps min ipubiae Wenneitsnatur
opsrpinpe nit benre Seq, % Sioiia.
bspsn lebs al mso MIC. tien MIG iao
bare i, at bulfs mig paa Sobs SaaI,
mooiebsp.~
Den itaffsIs 8oue funbs Of Inttsr
SSrpo nsppe iipbs title paa Stolen
benpss Zine liraalsbe Of 8l0os, oa
i~orltiennspss emo mere pso en- Sat.
neutrality-suspicious., Der perIsoe / Dem
% ballot slalot 6oripnst, ballot &rc.
lien, Der par brugt lom 8splfab, I'll
at bepiyfe benns SmpsnoeIis Doe ben.
css sIIers laa blbilse Mano. Sun
forelpsiispe no / 3anfsrne ct Sla9s
npe 6orloueliss. % Spspsbrroscase.
% par. fort last, laa 9lae, lom OFT
or mulist, at en- aone uneer laa'
panne Smtenoiebsosr fan pGre.
"Mm ber M. bsspnbte Manoen
isicn; "ie9 iunbe BABE emit at brittle
NO9et opsnpaa Wabsn. gu buffer
ben Senoe 81, ri bar lissenoe 8iel'
bsren; liulbe bette life bore sn pas
lsnbs 3eilisb.o til at itIffe ben an?"
0sn iierlise &One. bsnrpit cpsr
at baue FABIAN en- Manb. bauoe Iep'
pc bort bam tale no, % foritaaet,
Decorah-posten., 1875-01-21
NorT Sotel,
Siernst of @atsr os 8lpcr Streets
IOWA

&. :. Nmbli, Elcr,
Seq bar nslis inerettet ct ncrif @sa
tel / 9eecrab, bppr &eiienee til ale Iii
Ger piI Hnos scee Senss % fraftis &sR
% pil altis tlips reeslist % scef sss
banplete. Safe Ycarsers piies fpseieI
Opmariiembeb.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-07-30

FCEy EUru BI-rIrt t-Ep.-The editor
Of the Cambria frr.aF. Is among the few
vIp are sy.Jly vcAai because oz-.foy.
BIGGER viii uu- I.ltlsc % nomination for
Governor II ,,,dcltG hy the Lie C5uytu-
ti'u. VI ell it's a pity uI Gin, uHg tIrI it
cannot he hylIci. Tie IS - consistent OPP
p1lcut. Ec urpuscd tue election of S.ua-
tor Wallace, Yet both members voted for
him, and a s.H.ltr Iosul, may be looked
for at Lie, NciiLe is good uu gvnwl
and n very clever follow Ci.esJ',ld 10
i.sDlirtu.
the eIjtoris mistaken. We aranot
''s1rcl7 yeNed because cx-Gov. ITler
VIII not rcius- a nomination for Gov
ernor," but simply disguated because
liz hislyttcr TO DR. Wilson, dated on
the 4th of June. he absolutely and in
direct terms refused o. become can
didate, and I'm one brief month after
wards, in his Published dispatch to
Joseph ii. Thompson, of Indiana, he
agreed to let his name 90 before the
convention I|tut was the ground OF
our complaint and The reason for our
objection to his cquiyGcal position.
W hen the editor asserts that We "Op-
posed the election Of Senator Wal
lace he knowingly @nI WIiiIIliy uttCrs
n fllschoaI II hc can produce one
word from She cJluuns ofthis paper in
srpport OF his allegation, let him 10 so.
o. forever hold his peace. lf our hon
est preference for Jeremiah : BIac.,
for United States Senator meant op-
position, in the true sense OF lllc word.
to Mr Wallace, then large number
Of Democratic papers in the state are
amenablc 20 the iuIpudont ccnsurc or
titis Clearfeld organ. Is it political
crIne to have btep the friend aud adj
mirer of judge Elacz, aud is ftIity to
tho Democratic party TO be measured
only By devotion to the personal for.
tuS ef Mr. Wallace or puv other
leading Democrat We are inclined
to think not We admit that Clear
leld ha5 eenprQiiiic-u great men but
hat she enjoys q monopoly IN that liue
ar very respectfully decline to believe
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-07-30

THE most exacting of all the North
ern press. saws the Louisville Courier
Journal will hardly find fault with the
recent speech of the Confederate Ueh
eral L. NJ Logan, at the reunion o
Uampton's s legion, in Columbia, 5. G
General Logan took the most cheerful
uossibIe view of the result of the war
lie said:
whatever may be our views of those
bitter experiences, which, under the iron
yule of war, have left us in our presen;
condition and however much we may re-
gret that We were not permitted 20 WORK
out for ourselves our own future. and to
have thus avoided the terrible effects OF
forced and arbitrary changes of our insti-
tutiuns and habits yet, taking the facts
as they now exist, IN unprcludced con-
sideratiun OF the subject uuqrestionHbly
iustiiieS the opinion that our capacity for
progress has been increased, and that the
present opportunities for developing our
resources are greater than were possible
under the old regime.
4 to the unity of the States, which
has been so ccaselesslv harped upon by
the timid and the designing, General
Logan said:
IN considering, then, the future Of the
South there is one fact suggested at the
outset which has been demonstrated to- us
by the logic of events. It is, that under
lhe opeIation Of causes, which, although
unseen at the time, appear now TO have
been inevitable i'll THEN results. a vast so
cial organism has been developed, and Is
now so far advanced in its growth as a
national body polite, and no longer mere
aggregation of States, that unity is a ne
r re l,er dove n
viewing the past can clearly see that
this national organism has been gradually
developed. and while many seek by val ious
theories 10 account for the failure Of the
coufCderacy, lie result may be regarded as
the necessary consequences Of these laws
Of development under winch this social
Orgauism-the United States was being
evolved. We bad, in the language of
Horace Greeley, fought sternly against
the inevitable but we could not prevail
against ''manifest destiny We have ac-
Cepted the result, aud there is now nothing
surcT in the political world than that this
country VIII continue in the future a united
nation. Those causes which were too
strong TO be overcome by the courage and
endurance ofthe Confederate SUldier-evcn
under the leadership Of a Lee aud Jack
sUn-Still continue 70 operate, and are
yearly gaining strength with the growth
and Development of the country, while
those influences that heretofore in the
history of the world have rendered it diff
cult for large territories TO be controlled by
one Government have ceased to exist since
the Introduction of steam IocomotiOn and
tccgraphic communication. The ''fuLuTe"
is not for the estate" but for the nation
al. Development; and we recognize the
fact. Our feelings, as we'll as our interests,
already incline us 10 strengthen and con-
feelings of good viii and friendship, and
we are anxious to contribute our part to
tie growth, prosperity and good govern
EiCHt Of the nation.