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The daily gazette., 1875-10-30
SECOND EDITION
Would not Pay his Si.y and Ncnooi
Taxes


Newton B. Eastburn, who has been
living IN this city for seven years in
the Seventh Ward, Gn that portion
commonly called the Forty Acres,"J
has utterly refused to pay any city tax
since he has been living here, on the
grounds that the city had no right to
collect it. That was not all. He wen.
among his neighbors, poisoning their
minds to such an extent that they also
believed that there was no law to au.
thorize the collection of tax. The
consequence was the Collectors were
given much trouble, and notwithstan-
ding some persons presumed to have a
reasonable share Of intelligence, they
believed there was no such law. On
being presented with bill for CITY and
school tax for 1875, he would not re-.
ceive it, but cursed and swore, and
sent very Insulting message to the
Collector.
The Collector believing there was
law to collect the tax. at once had an
interview with the City Solicitor, who
informed him there was law bearing
upon the subject and advised him how
to proceed. The Collector terwards
met MIR. Eastburn ON the street and
asked him when it would be convent
ent to pay his tax, when he flew into q
violent rage and swore he never would
pay it. And still another time, at hi.
place OF business, he positively refused
to pay the tax.
The Collector then, under the advice
OF the Mayor, went after Eastburn, ,bu
failed to find him until a second visit
made yesterday.
Meanwhile, Eastburn called on the
Mayor, and asked him if he had ISSUED
a warrant for his, (Eastburu 81 arrest
The Mayor said no, the Collecto, hac
: issued his own warrant, and he hat
simply sent an officer along to protee
the Collector from violence, while dis
charging his duty in making the ar
rest.
The Collector told Eastbu-n {,
come along, but he refused, when tn,
Collector placed his hands upon him
and told him he was prisoner East
burn then jumped back, with pitcI
| fork in his hands, which he attemptc,
: to run through the Collector, but di,
not succeed in his murderous attemvt
, de was arrested by the Collector an,
,, taken to the City Hall, and thence t
, New Castle.
Now, Mr., Editor, these are the facts
and while | want to place myself righ
/ in This matter, would also say, 10
the benefit of others, if there are any
| who entertain the same cpinio
rs EaStburn, that they must c1
pect the same treatment. All ask q
any tax payer who cannot pay hi
, AK at on e, is to at once call on ms
i, and make some arrangements rs t
when he car pay, bat ii he utterly n
fuses to pay he must expect the const
querces, let them be what they may
L. PRoVosr,
, Collector OF the Northern Districl
The daily gazette., 1875-10-30
STRAY WAIES.

|iag e were no police cases this MORN
|al t5a 55aIIoafrow night is "IIallov Fen" or,
poys have it, Holly Eve
&c n NJ n large hornets nest was exhibit
pora ',yAet this morning, by farmer.
4, McGnnnlfce nlce pair of Sunday shoes 20 to
Sycopdi lss cheap store, No. PIG W.
Win sunday afternoon train on the
vel. p9t,on ,.A y Western Railroad is still
7 Heaid' ITyiention to the notice of J.
Tue Clayfoin, 81 q; In regard to his sales at
Store ' a. A. p9nahoes cheap boot, boot and T. shoe noe
,,, B, ov7 Market street. ''O' anu '''''
b. Fem Il no more shoddy articles. but 80 to
sgocJ ,.;scy, 22l Market street ard get
P'r OF boots or shoes.
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Eff. Kunkel's Bitter Wine ofIro7

Has never been known to fail IN the cure OF
weakness. attended with symptoms indis-
position TO exertion, loss of memory, difficult
Of breathing, general weakness, horror of
disease, weak, nervous trembling, dreadful
horror OF death, night sweats. cold feet,
weak mesa, dimness of vision, languor, uni
versal lassitude OF the muscular system,
enormous appetite with dyspeptic system,
hot hands. nushing of the budy, dryness OF
the skin, pallid countenance and eruptions
on the face. purifying the blood, pain In the
back. .heaviness OF the eyelids. frequent black
sp0ts flying before the eyes with temporary
sufusion and loss of sight; want of atten-
ton, etc. These symptoms all arse trom q
weakness, and to remedy that use 4. +. Kun
kers Bitter Wine OF Iron. It never fails.
Thousands are now enjoying health who have
used 1t Get the genuine. Sold only in 81
bottles. Take only Z. +. Kunkers. Depot
and Office. No. s5) North Ninth street. Pnila-
delphia, Pa
Ask for Kunk els Bitter Wine OF Iron. This
truly valuable tonic has been so thoroughly
tested by all classes OF the community that
it Is now deemed indispensable as a tonic
medicine: II costs but little. puriaes the
blood and gives tone TO the stomach, reno
Yates the system and prolongs life.
Inow only ask trial of this valuable tonic
proprietor, No. $50 North Ninth street, below
Vine, Philadelphia Pa.
Ask for Runkers Bitter Vine of Iron and
take no other.
graph OF the proprietor on each wrapper. ali
other is counterfeit.
Sod by druggists auI2-lmdTw
40. 20s. Tape Worm 259
entirely removed with purely vegetable
| medicine, passin9 from the system alive
| No fee unless the head passes. Come and re-
ter to patients treated. Dr. E. z. kunkel
vice free. Seat, Pin and stomach Worms
| also removed
The daily gazette., 1875-10-30

How TRAGEDY WAS PREVENTED
In Delaware City, one day last week
man from the country was uegotia.
ting for revolver. The salesman
manipulated the weapon. showing him
all its Intricate working, but, of course,
without its being loaded. He turned
for q moment to wait upon another
customer, when the purchaser, seem
iugly unable to realize that the thing
would go off, slipped a Cart idge in
and said nothing about it. The sales
man picked it up again, pulled the
trigger and-shot the man. The latter
could not find out where he had been
hit, but being sure that he was dead
man, he iadulged in such lamentations
and cries for mercy as wrung the hearts
of those around him. The salesman
was equally frightened, but the scare
was all over when all search for a
bullet hole failed to find one, and
II huge button on the mans vest was
found flattened by the cartridge. =
Ecery Euening.
The daily gazette., 1875-10-30

Many OF the Pianos and Organs nov "a In II
factured will contrast we'll with .nr,s
Watches we have examined, having plsssi We,
hlghly en- oellshed case, and when yoa ash
thesa what time 1t is, they don. know, come.
thing - the matter with the NOV vement such
's not however the CASE with the BcasSy In i.
struinents. manufactured at Washirgtou. X
the movement, durability, and tone, 4 the
nrst consideration. and then the c>.e con
structed according to price,
The daily gazette., 1875-10-30

WHOLE SALE MARKETs.-White
potatoes, 60@70 per bushel; swee,
potatoes, 30@40 per basket, and sea
$50 per barrel; Eggs, 81 cents per doz.
onions, 00@$l per bushel, snd g. 600
S2.75 per barrel; cranberries, s. 1905
per crate; apples, 40060 cents pei
basket. AMI .s5@s3 so per barrel
cider, 20 cents per gallon by the bbl.
and % cents retail; oysters. 81 .50Gn$;
per barrel; rock, large perch, pike ant
cat fish, 10 cents per pounh. Goose
feathers, GO cents per pound.
The daily gazette., 1875-10-30

DECREASE OF BuILD1NGs IN PHlLA
DELrH'A.-S'atistics show that there
has been steady decline for the past
three or four years in the number of
new buildings erected in Philadelphia
In 1871 the new buildings erected mum
bered 9 ,2OG; the next year the number
fell to $3.50; the next year to 3, ,2el and
last year to 5,C40.
The daily gazette., 1875-10-30
CoMrouND SYRUP OF
Wild Cherry Bark.

This ,preparation is the only perfect Cough
Medicine that know of, and cures all cura-
BILE cases, and relieves those that are not
durable claim nothing for the prescrip-
ton. but the method of preparing 1t ia sueh
~ 10 got all the medicinal effects from tho
ingredients in perfection and has taken the
experience and labor of forty years 10 place
1t at the head OF the Cough Medicines OF the
world. II Is used and prescribed b. some OF
the best doctors in this and other Sta es for
their families and patients. Old persons and
Old cases of cough relieved and enabled to
sleep and get rest and strength
Prepared and sold only by
ALFRED WALTON,
auslTnlsrl'7r 30 Market e.rcet
The daily gazette., 1875-10-30
LICENSE APPLICATIONS.

NOT1CE Il. S. W.. Clement, in cornpli.
~ ance with the requirements of the act
of Assembly in such case made aud provided
dn hereby give notice that l shall apply in
writing TO tn e Court OF General Sessions OF
the Peace and Jail Delivery Of the State OF
Delaware, in and for the county OF New Cas-.
tile, on Monday the i5tn day OF November
next. A. d., ls75, being the first day OF the
next term Of said Court, for a license to keep
an Inn or Tavern known as the Summit
House. in School District No. "A, st. George !
HundI ed, New Castle county, and State OF
Delaware, with the privilege OF selling intoxi-
eating liquors in less quantities than one
quart, to be drunk on the premises. and the
follow ing freeholdcrs recon mend the said ap-
piication to wit:
Chas McSamee, his
J Nicholson, samuel Il anderson,
L. Jacob Dugan, mark.
\ i. Carnagy, TTr.-AleE E-umb.
William IL. " ebb, hs
VIM. Lore, Rober. X Guy.
p. j. Lynch. marx.
ID q. Eno-, W.T. ALEX Krumb.
G A Lum, his
VIM L. Clark, John ~ Bratcher
mark,
WIT-hlex krumb.
octsS ST. W. CLEMENT
The daily gazette., 1875-10-30

The OPERA.-The audience which
greeted the farewell appearance of the
Redpath Opera Company, last even
ing, WAS again rather small, much to
the regret of those who were present.
AS before the opera was delightful, aud
was rendered with brilliant success.
The daily gazette., 1875-10-30

FINISHED. repairs to the con.
Meeting mains at the new city mill,
described in yesterdays GAz sTIE, were
finished about two O'clock this morn
ing. The work was pushed continu.
ously from six o'clocl Wednesday
night
The daily gazette., 1875-10-30

AFTER WHITLoCK. Tho Coroner
received information. last evening,
that Whitlock. the young man who
shot negro named VIM. Furches, ia
hiddletown, several weeks ago, was
hiding in Cecil county, Md. This
morning, he despatched two deputies
to arrest the murderer.
The daily gazette., 1875-10-30

PERSONAL. Sunderland P. Gardiner
"a minister of the Society of Friends
residing in the State of New York, ex
poets to attend the meeting on Yves,
street, between Fourth and Fifth, on
First Day morning at 10 o'clock.
The daily gazette., 1875-10-30

CIGARs AND TOBACCO -Chas. p. Bar.
nard, No. 5, East Third street, has fine
assortment Of very superior cigars and
tobacco, which he is selling a. small
advance. Those wishing an excellent
article should give him call.
The daily gazette., 1875-10-30

SHol \ Cow.-Sevtral days ago.
Isaac Price, col, shot and severely in
jured COW wned by Martin keogh,
because, rs he alleged. the animal was
tresspasslng on his truck patch Price
was brought before the Mayor. for
trial, last evening, but the hearing was
continued until tonight.
The daily gazette., 1875-10-30
y "a THEE KEPORT
WAsuiHGroS oct. Sol :.

AsHiHGToN, oct. 3O.-l !. II.
PI.pBAbIIITiE5.
For tir Lower Lakes, the JImdle
and Eastern Slates, filling barometer.
southeast 10 southwest. winds. warm
cloudy weather and rair.. followed hy
northwest winds and falling tcmpera.
tUf2 in 'ic two first.
The daily gazette., 1875-10-30
SPECIAL NOTICE.
HORSE DISEASE

Positively cured ty the use Of HUXPH.
REY'~ BOMEPATHIC VETERINARY
SPECIFICS. Soli By
WALTON. Drucsi.t
2.s5 Market street.
Also. fot sale. Hom~p,thic Pharmacy
Goods, and Humphrey Iecidcs for 10 lie
Oct l5-. ian |.
The daily gazette., 1875-10-30

DEATH OF An AGED DELAwAREAS
Mr.. Benjamin Harrington died at
his residence near Harrington, Sun
day, October Gath He was born Feb
ruary 9Th, 1776, making him at the
time of his death, 90 years, : months
and 81 days. Mr.. Harrington had, up
to within two years of his death, en-
joyed excellent health. He served
three terms in the State Legislature as
representative; the first term in 1890,
second 1884 and the third term In 1850.
He also served as a member of the
Levy court IN 1886. he was collector
for Milford Hundred when it and
Mispillion Hundred were united as
ore. He had been married three times,
surviving all of his wives. The first
time he was married in 1875, Octo Der
oth. He lived with his first wife
about so years.
The daily gazette., 1875-10-30

Il IL NO Wonder that invaiids lose faith
in all specifics when so many worthless medi-
cines are atvertised for the cure of various
diseasess but which when tried, arc ''iound
wanting" We have yet to learn, however, OF
the drst failure OF DIR. Wistars Balsam OF
Wild Cherry to cure coughs, colds, and pull
monary disease. SO cents and $l q bottle,
Large bottles much the cheaper.
The daily gazette., 1875-10-30
Heyond Valuation.

The worth of any invention which obviates
or mitigates tho l0ss of any of the natural
senses cannot be measured by dollars and
cents. OF this character are the Diamond
Spectaclee," which are scientifically made
from the best possible material Every pair
has the trademark, q small diamond
For sale In Wilmington by b. 4. Clark, No.
407 Market street octa6eod&w1y
The daily gazette., 1875-10-30
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N"FoEnlr issiu rii Shf1 EflsHnSp-
lBrP,! b, Ni. 3eud'S DI.eoNrrS.
lex. BoND'S CuEAICAL ANTIporLs url
v.tA aud destros thc virl5 @! CaGcer AM
Ska Affections, Ia: VIII not aieos tae healthy
part. Patients may Yisi- the City and remain
Nu.le uuder treatment al thc Peuna Cancer
Institute tonc OF thC haadsu suaest Harhle edl
hceS IA the city, and tnr apcsr remedial In
ssitnie In the country. HVmc,l'cs, with fUll
directions, sent 10 any pSrt ~ the world.
rs->eud Tor Pam phiets and particulars. All
rCat,
IL. Il. BOaD, ". D.,
P4NNA. CANCEL lNsTIrUTk.
eb.s DIS S2GS ChestnLk ST., Pm -, Pa
The daily gazette., 1875-10-30

The Qnick5tcps aal Archers are
playing this afternoon.
At the Quicksteps grounds Monday
afternoon the Cooper nine will play
the NJ Orleans of Kcnnett Square. Pa,
Yesterday afternoon the Fame Ac-
tives played the Experts, in this city
the score standing at the close of the
game 13 to 0, in favor OF the former
club.
The Hartford, defeated the Bostons
yesterday, in Hartford, bya score C.
nine to eight.
The daily gazette., 1875-10-30
DEMOCRATIC MEETING

JFMoCRA1IC MEET1NG,-At Demo.
cratic meeting held in Concert Hall,
philadelphia, last night, John o 'Byrne
ESQ, OF Brandywine Hd., made an
eloquent speech, and Wm. Reynolds,
Esq., # thiS city, also spoke.
lie said Delaware had never sue
cumbcd to The domination of the Re
publican party, II was comparatively
free frem debt, IS far a goycrument
VIZ concerned its people were c"nten.
ted and happy.
The daily gazette., 1875-10-30

NLrEEs.-I IAmdcn Is crol'TY x.
cite! over The failure of .Iobn Graham
one Of it, leading citizen, and busines
men. The cyteu: qf h,, liabilities i,
rot ytt known Tn .rm Of John s.
Gpll."- Il g., fr1itc.aaers n Lebanon
5 a.>1 U1Grr = cloud, In. tho impress
s.aA Is that ;Aay viii, ae able 80 pull
through. SOM raf;ia- IN Milford
nave suffered by G-aaala.
The daily gazette., 1875-10-30

NOTICE.-I. WIllism z. Gritith, a license,
~ retail er OF so ds, wares nnd me rchan-
disc do hereby give notice that shall apply
IN wiring to the Judges of the Court OF
General Sessions of the Peace and Jait De
livery of the State of Delaware, IN ard for
thu county Of New Castle, upon Mouay, the
18th day Of November next \ ID g., 1879, beiag
the first div of the next November Term 81
the said court, Tor license to sell liquors
IA quantities not less than one half gallon
On Nam street, IN the Town 81 Newark. school
District NJ. -, in White Ciav cree / Hundred
Sew Castle County, IA. AMI the following
substantial trreho,dcr5 TeCpNmcnl The said
application. to Wit
Games II. Hay Vu. 8. Thorn s.
:. T.. Pennington, = u Chldte
PoStr ClTbIt, Michel HIIn'CE
Bcnl Caulk JOHN 6'ubulc.s,
frank Gw2ith - /. Ill at,
Wal IAN T. Walton, .5t,-v, Gibson
pct3%Gs' WILLIAM 7. uElti H.
iirOa.r.s 'clsurulu,,> ,nrr scr <'0rRs
An Eng p'l remedy OF great popularity, I, :
removing corns without pain.
e. BRINGHUEST y CO.,
ApothCcariee,
Corner slNtn AMI Market str ee 2t
The daily gazette., 1875-10-30
DHILADKIPmA. wILMINGToN = BAL
TtMORE RA1GR0AD.
OCTOBER 26sh, ls7a

OCTOBER 10Th. 1873.
Trims leave wilmmkton as follews for
Philadelphia and intermediate stations, 100
$40, 400, asa. 1850. q N. +; s-el <lo 7.so aso.
y. N.
PhiladelpnlA and New York. Isl. g m
Il. q, IL a, A46 p. N.
Baitimore and intermediate stations, l2-ts.
Q ~ q N. $40, p
g m. la5S LIS, 5.se, 7.ia, p. m.
Trains for Delaware Division leave for
New Castle. 400. $50. esl. g. %. LIS. SD
p. m
Harr.ngtoa and intermediate stAsioas,6 ,6cn
o 80, IN
Dsimar and intermediate station 500, a.sc.
q m, e pm.
Philsdelphia and intermediate statIens, all
4. M, 44a. $50. p. m.
Philadelphia and New York. Isl, g. N.
Baltimore and Washington. l252, 2e3
q. N.
tor further Information passengers are rs
terrsd 20 the time tables posted AZ thu depo
u +. kESSEY. Superintendent
The daily gazette., 1875-10-30
WILMINGTON MARKEIs :.

WILMINGTON. Del oct. 60 1875.
b QurA-o1s at tSo Brandywine Mills for
el2or and '}rGin-Corrscted Daily
New-York tribune., 1875-02-25
PERSONAL.

OF the sum of $4,000 required to start tho
mission proposed to established Lake NVanza, In
memory OF the late DR.. Livingstone $4,000 has oeeh
subscribed IN Glasgow.
William Hunts portrait of Gen. Dix, painted
for the City Albany arrived there, and Is now on
exhibition Irppresents him In the uniform OF Major
General standing with bis right hand upon table ana
excellent likeness
The ruins of Nottingham Castle are to be
converted into Fine Arts Museum. aud the Govern
meut and Town Council have promised substantial sup
port if private subscriptions are liberal Those already
sent in amount tn nearly sT5Oo of "hcn sum Mr. MOT
ley. M. p. mas gwen $500
The Hon, ID. A. Smalley, for IS years United
States District Judge OF Vermont will shortly retire
from that position As he st lacks abou. Ave OF
the legal age fixed for his retirement Congress- on ac
count OF his nl-heaIth. which d undoubtedly been
caused by labors the bench, passed special ac:
retiring him with his salary.
Mr.. 4. C. Stedman will leave this city on
Saturday for jamaica where he will remain till October
His close attention to business, supplemented by his
arduous literary labors, has seriously impaired his
health, making trip or this kind imperavely neces-
sary hosts OF friends ana admirers VIII send after
hun hearsy wishes for his speedy ami permanent re-
cOvery.
We find in q Milwaukee newspaper sOme
account OF a much married minister Of the Gospel,
named Bonesteel. Sawyer Green. Jones-perhaps with
moro aliases and possibly with more wives than No.
who lives In Andover, N. Y, and supports herself by
taking in washing-than No VINO keeps the wolf from
tho door in Hanover N. Y. by doing honsework-than
No. 3. formerly OF Winona, who Is dead-than No
who abandoned him on finding out his real character
The Rev. Mr. Bonesteel7SaW " yerGreenJOnes astyiand
lately joined TO his No in G4lesyle, where he
building Methodist church by contrac His polye-
amOus depravity becoming known, his No. was TAX n
from him. while he Dolted for parts unknown ana
in quest OF women yet to be married to him For we
have dDnbt that Jones VIII go on marrying nnSeIf
aud again just long as he can keep Ou OF
the penitentiary. He IL picturesquely described rs
having light cnin wnsKefs ana wart undor MS lelt
eye"
New-York tribune., 1875-02-25
gnoes TO aoprriieemenIs.


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R.Sx,~o Am fINANCiiI-reah PaGe-2d coumn
R.STiSo-HousKs AND BANKkRs-Tenh Pdge-eth COL
RosRp AND RooMs-Blerenh Pdoe-S1 columns-
RIsINIss NOTCEs-Sirth Page Si column -, -,
CHANCES FOR BUSINESS MEN-BiOhh fuGe-oth cotunin'
CoRPoRAIiON NoIICEs-bt0hh Pdge-5sn cOiumn
DHNTIsTRY-Eiepsnm Pdge-2i cOumn
DIVIDEND NoIICEs-Tcnh Pd0o-6 u column. ,
EUROPEAN Hot LsEiepenh PaQe-lst ana "a cOiumns'
FIxANCIAL-TtHh IdQc-5 Gu0 6th columns
HELP NANTED MALEs-EiepeHDt Pdge-6tI column.
HoTRIa-EiereaM Id0c-3i cOlnmu.
HOUSES AND FAAMs MANTRD-Etepesh Pdge-2d column
IssTRUCTlON-EighM P0ge-5h column.
LECTURES AND MBETINGs-Eteeenh Fuge -oth column.
MACHINERY -EieectN Idge-S column.
MARHIp AND SLATE MANTRLs-Iiqhh Pd0e-5tn column.
MARRIAGDs AND DEATHs-Seperfh PGge-6th column.
MIsCELLAHEoUs-BighhPd Pdge-bsh column Twegh rage
bh aud 6tN cOlnm
MUSICAL INsrRUMgNTs-Elcpen Pdoe-6th column.
NEW PUBIICAIIOAs-EiJ nth P0Ge-4th aud 5th columns
REAL ESTATE TOR SALE-CIrY- -Etepenh Pdge-lst COL
ann; BRooKLYS- Eleventh PdGe-lst column; NEw-
JERSEY Eiereafh PdQe-1st AMI 81 columns CoUNIkf
ElereaA Pdge-2d column; AUCTIoN-EIerenm fa9e-
~ column: 10 ExcHANGH-EieUeHlth Pd0e-2d column
sAIEs M AUCTION EieVenth P0ge-9i column.
SAVINGS BASKs--Ieilt PdGe-6th column
Special NOTICEs-Seprnn Pd1t-6tb column. -.
ATroSs NyrED. MALES -RLcpenh PdGe-3d and Avn
coiuHns; FEAALEs-bieeeaA Pdqe-5th and 6tn col
STEAMBOATS, AND RAILRoADs-E,0hh Page-6th and 9th
cOiumns
srArIoNERY -B'coenM PuOe-2t column.
STEAMERS. OCEAN-TcRth PG5e-6th column: Eepenh
P0gt-iSt c1uirn.
TEAGBERs-Eiqhh Pdge-5'h column.
To IET. CRY PROPERTY-RLevenh PGge-2d column {;
BRooRLYN -kiepeHta PGQ6-2l column COUNTRY
Elsrenh Pdge-2t column.
To WHOM II NAY toNCERN-Et0hth Pdoc-5th column
WINTER EtsORrS-kterchh PdGe-3d column
New-York tribune., 1875-02-25
PUBLIC OPINION.

The people of the United States will not in-
suit he memories OF their fallen braves by
placing thai party In power which toadled e. the south
and prolonged the war by its fute crusade against
freedom unity, and Joseph tMol Her
aid (Rep1
That Gov IngersCll will be elected there is
not much room doubt for t Ia confessed on All bands
that his name al the head OF the ticket makes II Tar
sironger than 1t could have been made without him.
Tie platform s In the main, good one-lBoston At-
yertiser (Rep)
We cannot credit the assertion that Kings
nigbt was accidental. The Pacific Mall business put
good many regulations jeopardy There are power
Tui officials want the mantle OF oblivion drawn over
It. ana we but think tnat they have sent kp3
forth into Canadian wilderness the scapegoa1 "a
their own sIns.-lrroy Press (Dem.)
To us it seems clear that the policy as weL
as the duty OF the Republican party lies In the drec.oa
non-nterfereuce. except In cases Of the most
necessity cases In which Interference would DC lusE
able IN n Northern State. We have been guiulns tns
totterng footsteps OF Southern RepuDlcapsm Tor En
years. now let it begin to take OF itself ana Walk
alone or else provide itself another
Express (RepD
1t is not quite enough for Republican jour
and influence 10 assure us tnat the hs
publican party be trusted 10 elect JUST sueh Pres
dent next year Mr.. Thurlow Weed describes eapa.
BILE, experienced and innexibiy honest" what ths
public wants 10 whether they regard MI Gtans
as ailinx b aud whether IN the event OF bis re-
nomination by tho parLg convention they are reaoS "
supnort Aia.-ispriDgaeid kapablcaa uad}
New-York tribune., 1875-02-25

shall really be told something which we did
not know before: for 1t is astonishing what
queer, odd things these petticoated fetchers
and carriers pick up in their constant trots.
A word OF two we might say OK really good
takers. AS we write. we remember one, and
she woman, whose life went out in tragedy
whose dirge was the wall of the great winds,
and whose tomb was the hungry Atlantic.
What wonderful improvisatrice was she!
How all knowledge appeared to be hers, and
all the variations of human thought, and all
the unreckoned opulence of language! Some
thing was there Of the queenly and the tyrannc
in her social sway; something of monopoly In
her mOnOlogue but who was not content to
listen aud to learnt Only the weak and tho
witess signifed their impatience in that pres
ence. Some said it was lecturiDg, and some
that it was speech-making; this one limited al
vanity, and the other at an ungracious engross-
ment of the time; but after all was ever,
however silent we might have been, we seemed
to have been asking all the while, and she only
graciously answering