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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-12-02

nHvneA Tayler,s NssA s.AA AAaces."
- sxtisle 10 which Bayasd Tyloe's friendly
ma heorse1inx nots rs6ssa ~ Writtso IN dssss'
svss b ths faes shaa bis nsvay-nads oolleesoo
Of peans pesssnis afrssh certain forna OF sx-
pesnsiea phish had sssa bsfcrs remarked. and
vhish poW eee11sd ~ ateeaaou OF leedinS
literary satAasisy. These, retained BY the poet,
in oollsceine taas work Of several yssrs for new
hnok. aoaned 10 invite, II indeed they did not
challenge. sornsthinx more than the passing OBJ
ssxyasion Of rsAdsrs, and No therefore undertook
to sneak Of thsm-hy no means critically, but In
fast With anxiety 10 avoid the remosest approach
to criacism-in the Light Of what have bssn I'M
daz,tood 70 BE- The facts Of the cass That these
faots we're personal and local was due necessarily
10 the nature Of the passages to which they refer,
tho.s In the " Home Pastoralu" bsing desorip-
dive Of he post's own outlook upou particular
locality, and Of iss features ~ they presented
thsunselyes 70 his view
Ths lines which ars quoted by their autho,
from tho hsxamsssr Of "August" Is signifyine
tho rasoution Of aesthetic II not ethic differences
into a condition of actual content, are not more
s,9nifcant of that, certainly. than those "Ad
Amiooa. /" which. being prsnxed to the volume
and emplovsd, ~ Mr.. Taylor says, ~ "dedioA
torv stausa.." We candidly chose to take u
the true tone and inspiration Of the WHOLE W.
thought thew interpreted the poet - his mus,
raa,lv deaerved and in doing him that act o
iustioe did not wait for the citation which b,
|, now nreaenta.
II vs have been wrong In understanding tina
the poet failed to share the '.rsformatory snthu
: county and which swell sometimes to q gale q
! I.onaxood or. indeed II We have formed a
8 arronaous impression in supposug that lie dec
, d.dlv differed from many il not most Of the pal
l. ecu,sr objects which they represented his not
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-12-02
An Ancient AriasOCrat,

Sir Simeon Stuart, Baionet the creation Of
whose title dates back more than 200 years, is
passing through the bankruptcy court His
debts are large, and owing chiefly to inn-keepers
jewellers. tailors, and other tradesmen, a great
portion being, as he admitted. for "presents to
females not members Of his own family" As
to his assets, the trustee has just filed an inven-
tory OF everything that can be found. and this
is the list: "a railway rug much worn, set of
onyx studs, pencil-case, an opera-gass out of
order and useless, psir Of CATERS worn out q
gun cleaner and cartridge extractor, a fishing
rod, silver watch, three pairs Of worsted stock
ings, and a lantern altogether worth about "a
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-12-02
Spfeial gutites.
To l'b ysIctanx.
"CACEETS DE PAIN"

FOR RENDERING THE MOST BITTER MEpI-
CISEs TASrELESS.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-12-02


u P0oAA~s AySN pePN VI yoStcruay. my sWo
r-.Ao 'op9 "
- -. $3.50 $3.50. !u.s VI Unjust snu o'''
asr~4 "oA :. ~ 'A'.' ."''~n0e o0osu'o !oai s
'S s~fA.-A S's'~AA '"s' "''oi''''.'
=. .As 'o. ~ 's '''o''me
n H,S~I ns ~ =, '.,~eo. " ms .ieuus ~a1
o''.' ."sss'o'', Aio W '"o IVA"
orc ""o "'sn yoa wv. part !" 'uA' we'0'n'e
"''on ,Asp"o ~ wv uo1''~'''! 's~'A@A' "o 1'""'
oos' oesie 70 Say 70" Wous'
more ca'efnl reading OF the .'Honae Pastor
ale" might lave prevented anv misconccption,
Noth,pc ia f,rtber from INV pa,ura than m ba
r,' : -, - Wv o'''" ~ o'
80. - '''e'v'" ~ :" ."e
....,.aS..s.s 1870, - o' 49,. ~ 49,,
"
-fne e1q''s'e 'e'~' 'ho' CONS
Nv" ae' . -
s,,arns,
rorns or co,a,,,,,s ,u, .,~.v. a ,u,,,,va h...
been or ms,.t,.
BRIGHT and alice "a rant, iacar,,at, il, do.es and
fatsenle
Thus, in s.pfr0, r,aeh uhat ~ers lost IN the idle
possss'ton;
Helped W ne a's resist NE FORCES that day aepress
"s
Ask any Intelligent person to consider tile
meaning OF the lines have italicized, aud judge
whether they betray FRET remembrance,
or defiance" In poems OF this character,
strong contrasts are requisite, and my express
SONS wore not intended to apply any more par
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-12-02
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The whisky Trials.

The prosecution in the case OF Avery, a. st.
Louis, closed yesterday with the reading of a
telegram, sdated Washington, December 9Th,
1874, addressed to Joyce, and signed .Bsbcocls, +"
saying Cannot hear that any one has gone or
in the Indictment insufficient, but the rest good
The testimony closed, aud argument will begin
to-day. At indianapolis, ten persons indicted
for,whisky frauds, withdrew their plea OF not
guilty, and entered q plea Of guilty.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-12-02
VIM. 10, Astor,. Wealth.

The New York Sun says that opinions vary as
to the amount Of property left behind him by the
late William D. Astor. The prevalent one is that
1t reaches 800, 600 900, and some extravagsnt
takers have put it at 5000, 600 000 Persons we'll
Informed, however, and upon whose Judgment
we place reliance, assure us that it does not ex-
coed 10000 600 Of which $50 900, 900 is in real
estate and $40 900, 900 in personally. Even this
ia al immense sum for one man to Ind, and We
doubt IL tho possessions of any other in the
country, except, perhaps, Cornelius Vanderbilt,
equal it,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-12-02

The Highwsy and Survey Committees OF the
Philadelphia City Councils met on Monday and
agreed to report fayoraby to the Councils
Mr. SCOTS proposition to erect a temper
airy bridge over the Schuylkll at Market street,
to accommodate all kinds Of travel. The Penn.
sylvania Railroad Company is to build the bridge
and the city is to pay for it. The cost will be
about e69, 900.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-12-02
The school Question.
PROPOSED AMENDMENT TO THE CoNsTlruIIo.
Ex-sPEAKER BLAINE.

PROPOSED AMENDMENT TO THE CONSTITUTION BY
Ex-sPEAKER BLAINE.
Ex-Speaker Blaine, now in Washington, has
prepared constitutional amendment In relation
to the school question which he proposes to sub
init to Congress- early in the session. This
amendment il adopted. will, he Gays, forever
settle this much vexed question. The amend.
ment ia ~ follows
"No State shall make sny law respecting an
establishment OF religion or prohibiting the free
exercise thereof and no money raised by taxa
ton in any State for the support OF public
schools, or derived from any public fund there.
for shall ever be under the control of any relig-
ions sect. nor shall any money 70 raised ever be
divided between religious sccts or denQnina-
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-12-02
Hanging the Jury.

The deliverance in the Ahren-Wete tramp"
case is mot guilty" and the long deadlock OF
the jury's mind, due, we may fairly presume, to
the eloquence and skill Of the States prosecu-
ting officers, has found q solution. or course
there is = square-edged compliment due the At.
rney-deneral for 30 far progressing, THAT if
he las not hung any convicts, he has at least
hung the iury--for 1857 hours.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-12-02
An Orthodox Agent Resigned.

Isaac T. Gibson. agent for the Usage Indians,
has resigned, and the Executive Committee OF
Orthodox Friends, in accepting his resignation,
have adopted a minute expressing high sppreci-
alton Of his integrity and devotion to the SER
vice. 1t was tins agent who was charged with
fruuds but an investigation failed to sustain
the charges, aud the Orthodox Executive Com
mttee, after thorough consideration OF the
subject declared them groundlees
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-12-02
Delaware Education al the Ccntcu.

By authority Of the State Centennial Commits
sioners, Committee has been appointed for the
State of Delaware, in connection with the Cen
tennial. 1t consists Of Mr.. D. ". Harlan, Super
intendent Of Public Schools in this city Prof.
W. H. Purnell, President Of Delaware College I;
Mr.. Jss. Il. Groves. Superintendent Of Public
Education in the State; and Hon. Charles Brown
of Dover. This ia a very competent committee
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-12-02

There were five deaths from smallpox at
Cumberland, Nd, on Friday, and the number Of
cases is rapidly decreasing. The temporary hos
pital for treatment Of cases il in excellent cond-
ton, and in charge OF careful nurses. Vaccine
ting surgeons have been appointed in each ward
of the CITY
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-12-02
The sick statcs,,, EN-.

The condition Of Charles O'Conor had 70 much
improved last night, that his physician had hopes
OF his recovery, unless he should have a re.
lapse.
Senator Logan is dangerously i'll in Chicago OF
acute rheumatism OF the brain.
Hon. Ira Harris, ex-United States Senator of
New York, was reported to be dying Mt Albany
yesterday
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-12-02

The importation Of this favorte :. feathered
songster" bids fair to be larger this season than
ever, and thousands and tens Of thousands are
now on their way over the ocean, and thousands
more are impatienty hopping about in their far
away homes among the Harz Mountains, and
other parts OF Germany and Belgium, waiting to
be emigrated. From August to April, which in
cluies the season. as many rs fifteen thou
sand month, on All average, are brought to New
lork IN the German steamers. Probably over
two thousand OF these come to Boston, one deal
or alone disposing of some Fix hundred a week.
Nearly all the canaries brought to this country
are from Germany, and almost every steamer
from Europe brings a lot.
Great care has to be taken in the transport of
canaries or tue loss may be such as to take of
the proht OF the speculation. To begin at the
at the beginning. the birds are raised by various
parties all over the Rhineland region. They are
gathered up by travelling agents who go about
with hundred or two empty cages over their
shoulders, which they bird" IL we may coin
word, from house to house. When the cages
are all occupied the lot is taken to the nearest
railroad station and sent to the ports OF ship
ment.
When sufficient number of birds ia coec-
ted, room is engaged in steamer, and the
little cages, with their lively occupants, are
ranged all round and well secured Two men
accompanying the tuneful emigrants OIL their
voyage in case one may be taken sick. With
proper care ana I'D average trips, very Few birds
de- Only young, strong, and healthy ones are
sent, and the consignment generally arrives in
New York sin like good condition" in which it
IL shipped.
In England the great breeding places for
canaries are Norwich, Yarmouth, Yorkshire.
Leicester, and Manchester, which places supply
the London market. For some understandable
reason, canarias in England are mostly bred by
shoemakers. They are sent to London in
'scores,' one score being twenty pair, 10 that if
you ordered score Of canaries you would re-
ceive forty birds.
The most valuable and delicate carares are
those that come from Belgium. They sit ''all Of
lump" when undlsturbed; but on the removal
OF the cage they lengthen out like a spy glass;
Some will nearly pass through a large wedding
ring, and are worth in London fifty dollars a
pair, male and female. Next to those are the
Yorkshire and Norwich birds; but the best sing
err are from the HarZ Mountains. The motto
among English bird-fancers Is:
"Ntrwich fer color,
Belgium for shape,
ana Germany for song"
The little cages in which German canaries
come are made Of kind Of light spruce, and
cost including the water cup, about five cents
each. They were even cheaper few years ago;
but both labor and material IN Germany are
higher and on the rise. Tho present price OF
German canaries is abont S27 dozen, or 50
apiece. 1t costs dealers about enc cent a day TO
board and lodge a canary.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-12-02

u A l. l. TICKETS, EXCEEDIN9L.Y
- nobby, d discount from Philadelphia
~ the COMMERCIAL ocaoe,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-12-02
Lovers AT Another " Inn ,ngson.

Two lovers at Wilmington, H., have fallen
out. The girl was about to marry another
young man, when her former sutton repleyined a
sewing machine he had given her. She respond
ed by sning him for the value Of meals eaten at
her house, and now he has sued her for the time
occupied in counting her.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-12-02

M. Theirs is said to fairly begrudge the
time he bestows upon Sleep and as soon AZ the
first hint Of daylight is in the sky no is at bus
desk. His power of concentration Is said never
to have been greater than now.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-12-02
A Critics Suggestion.

A critic says to a lady correspondent that she
may dance with her son or her lady friends, but
that dancing in the middle Of q crowd, with low
dresses, up to late hours, involving good deal
of apparent embracing OF the opposite sex, ia
thought to be objectionable in taste il not in
principle"
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-12-02

ALL cAU51 FOR SORENESS BELIEVED TO HAVE BIZ EN-
REMOVED.
Associated Press Specta, telegram.
LONDON, Dec. l.
The Standard says that in consequence Of the
recent conference between the English and
French commanding officers Of tho North Amer
lean Naval Stations, it is hoped that all cause Of
soreness because Of past interference by the
French in the Now Foundiand fisheries will be
removed.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-12-02

Procrustean cruelty marks the policy OF Vir-
ginia, since the war. In 1860, that Common
wealth had about none at all Of public schools,
but the war having interviewed and broken up
the old systems Of the slave times, it now has
4,1s5, In 1860, it had but 10 per cent. Of the
school population Il. e. children of proper age to
so to school,) attending school, where now it
has 80 per cent. In 1860, there were no colored
ch!,ger receiving education, land even to teach
then was crime,) but now there are in yir.
gini,'a public schools 54,9il colored children.
For progress like this we cry heartily Praise the
Lord albeit there are Statesmen who ex.
pee. hat Virginia will in time discover that gen.
ersl education is "injudlcious and unreason.
able" and who will be disappointed, certainly, il
abe goes on in this way using her children with
. cruelty which-the statesmen Thinks CON-
parable only to that of the African robber and
murderer The work in Virginia, we may add,
is in the hands Of highly competent, and quite
earnest msn-Rev. DR.. W. II. Ruffner. He
seems truly interested in the great labor which
lies under his hand, and we believe has pursued
it with wisdom as well as diligence.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-12-02

The Sussex (Del,) JJunai is By no means
hurt by the IDEA that Stonewall Jackson, Lee,
and other Confederate Generals may receive
monuments before that to Washington is COM
pleted. 1t says:-
jackson and Lee did precisely what wash
ington did. They took up arms against oppres-
sion and stood by their Washington
fought to establish nation OF slavery they
(even in the mouths Of their bitterest enemies,
only fought to preserve it. All these obeyed
the voice Of Virginia AMI Virginia never die
wrong"
Persons who may be looking for solid bits Of
old-fashioned fossilism may as well put this from
the Journal in their collection. They will hard
ly get rarer specimen in long time. George
Washington fighting % to establish nation OF
slavery" is particularly fine. George didn'l
know what he WAS about, then. And Virgins
"never did wrong!' How surprising that such
a paragon should live so long
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-12-02

The celebrated "rismopd Spectacles- a-e the
product of the careful fusion OF minute crystal pe
bles with certain chemical e nents which removes
tne crssialne structure wgch would otherwise be
injur, Gus to the eye Every pair stamped with the
diamond ira ie-mark.
For sale In Wilmington by Is. s. Clark
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-12-02

Twenty employees Of the Baltimore Custom
house were discharged. yesterday, and the sal
aries of the clerks and other employees retained
were reduced from 800 to $500 each.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-12-02

Ex-Mayor Oakley Hall Of New York has quit
politics, given up law, written play, and will go
on the stage to present its leading character
himself. The Times wishes him success, say
ing it does net now believe no shared in the
plumber Of the Tweed Ring, and that ''snoe it's
overthrow he has struggled CALAMITY against
host Of circumstances which would long ago
have crushed lees buoysnt or indomitsbe Ia-
lures"
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-12-02

Mrs. DR.. Foster keeps always on hand full SUD.
Ply Oh trusses braces supporters pessares syrlpges
TO mention. Ladies' in want OF the above line of
goods can be accommodated BIZ calling at the pri-
vate entrance on West street N 20
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-12-02

GIFTS Cod Watches, with Hunting Cases
GIFTS and warranted good time.
a a'F3s Saes Cold lever Watches. ~ "
GIFTS lac G,ld Hunting Csses...... 70 90
GIFTS Ladies' fine God Watches. 80 w 10 " oU
GIFTS Gents Silver Lever Watches,
GIFTS bunting Cases. 80 10 TO " W
aiFTs Gents Silver watches Hunting
gifts gifts slSs ss Icpins Watches, open
arf1s Parior Time Pieces. warranted 3 20 to IS %
GIFTS Elegant SILK Dress Patterns. 10 90 to 6U on
GF, Dress tterns, latest styles. 90 to l9 70
G. FITS Ooera Glasses, rom. 20 to 70 "
GIFTS Ladies' sets of Jewelry. 0O to 70 90
GlF s Jadics' Gold band Br icelets. 80 to 70 90
GIFTS Geuis solid Gold Vest Chalns..lS % to w 90
GIFTS Gents Best Plated Vest Chains 80 to 10 90
GIFTS Gold Lockets, with two Glasses . % tn 10 CO
'GIF' Gold Pcnci 3, with God Pens. O0 to 10 20
GIFTS ladies' Gold Pencils AMI Pens. l 90 to 90
GIFTS Geuts heavy Coli Pencis.... 8 % 70 10 %
GIFTS Gents Revolving Pencil, ...... no to 20
GIFTS Ladies' Bosom Pins. new style 2 90 to OD
GIFTS ladies' var Drops, new style. o. 90
GIFTS G snt's Bosom Pins. ........... 70 to 10 90
GIFTS Cert. Pocket Kniv.s......... 1910 80
GIFTS adj 's' Travelling Bags ........ l b0tb1O w
GIFTS Ladies' Portnlonas. ........... COT o.
GIFTS Gents Gold Ioothpicka, tro-
GIFTS Lsds and Gents Cod iinvi 60 70 Is 60
GIFTS Se's silver pated IenspoOns 81 to %
GIFTS Silver plated cutter knIvps... w TO "
GIFTS Sets silyer-pla,ed Tablespoons 8 30 to 10 o0
gifts Sets Siyer-platet Napkin
GIFTS siiver-piated CAKE Baskets. I 80 to 10 0O
GIFTS Gents Scarf RiDgs........... Toto 70
GLE s hid en- Necklaces. .....,., 90 tn 8 90
GIFTS Misses sets of Jewe ,ry...... 90 to l2 w
GIFTS Misses Neck Chains. 10 to 10 W
GIFTS Sets OF Gsnt's God Studs and
GIFTS Sleeve Btions. 1 on to IS 90
GIFTS Gold Crosses ,,,,,,,,,..,,.... 30 to q Ov
GIFTS Gents Pocket y ook3 .......... 30 to 81
GIFTS Charms Tor watch Guards, go, ! % to w
GIFTS Ladies' Chateaine, LeoDtine
GIFTS and Opera Chans.. 70 to 50 90
GIFTS MIsCE famous GIFTS,
GIFTS consisting Of au immense
GIFTS variety OF Useful Articles not
GIFTS enumerated in the above list,
GIFTS VARYING In value from. 70 TO 10 w
GIFTS $1,000 worth OF the above Gifts Will be DIS
GIFTS trihutsd among purchasers with every
GIFTS 1000 Books sold.
REMEMBER!
That we give 81 90 worth a, retail value, on an
average, for every dc liar invested.
ONE TRIAL will convince you t1st you can
SAVE MONEY!
and that the best place to buy Books ia at the
q. G. GvASs' GIFT BOOK STORE.
No. Al CHESTNUT STREET. No All.
PHILADELPHIA.
send for Catalogue Of Books and Gifts.
dec8-snw.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-12-02

~ r. U E BOOKS ON CHEMICAL
~ paper almost e neat q engraving, printed 81
Oo1AsadtAL once. eAAap~ ten elsSnskwe
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-12-02

freparen % mrs. Dr, Foster. An infablo rem
edy for piles Qnternal and externally and birna
kead the testimonials on circulars occompap wing
each box. Price Is cents each
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-12-02

M RI. l,r. Fo.tcr,. Co,,y,, M.

Suitable for the season cough lozepges. froshes
tonnes Alternatives, stmuants. sedatiyes, aperents
nuiments pasters lung protectors syringes toilet
gcods, etc., 1t the Delaware Avenue Drug store
jyl7-tf W ~ Al ByGu4
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-12-02
Remedies Tor the Epizoolic.


HeHHcu1Gs Tor The EpiXUOllC,
,,, POWDERS. LINIMEHTs
miller, ". H. H. LiDiment
h"oer.e, Iobiass Llnlment,
roun ), Roberts EmDrocatlon,
heaVe-Mlliers parleys, oarrltng on,
Mexican Mustang Linl-
meut
Afnll supply OF oil kinds OF horse medicine whole
SAFE ana felail,at FOSTERS DRUG STORE
Front and West Streets
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-12-02

Pomade soaps, bay rum hair AMI shaving brushes
hafbers combs, IaylOr's shaving cream Auter,s
Blckingham's and Japanese hair Dyes. Razors and
razor straps Cosmetic, HamDieton's toilet powder.
French rose pomade. tn supply OF extracts for
,he handRefchief, VIZ: White rose, Heliotrope
Jockey Cub, JassaInine, etc. Sod wholesale and
Ietaii, Ut FOHrBRs DRUG sIURE,
-, Front and West SIS.
purchasing elsewhere
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-12-02

F0sicr's Blood Purifier,
u you wish tn soften and beauty rourb skin,
take Fosters Blocd Further.
II you wish to cure pimples and blotches, TAKE
Fosters Blood Purifier,
u yon wish to cure letter aud ringworm, take Eos
ter's Blood Puriner.
II you wish TO cleanse the blood from old and In
doent nlcfrs, take Fosters Blood Purifier
our Blood Purifier does all we claim for it. II ia
purely Vegetable contains no poisonous SUBS ances
anu ~ pleasant TO take, has stood the test Tor cara
" mas cured hundreds Of cases given " by plysi-
Clans as lncurable We challenge the world to pro-
duce any medicine to take the place OF our Blood
Purifier. letter Ointment used in come ction with
.ne niiher ior az eruptto- Of tae Skin. Sold
wholesale and retail, at
FOSTEk'S ORIG STORE.
Front and Meat Sta WIIun Tor, ii,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-12-02

Randall and Kerr, the contestants for the
the Speskership, and Fernando Wood. who has
Just Withdrawn from the race, are all natives of
Pennsylvania, and 30 is ex-Spesker Blaine who
re,ires. Apparently, the Keystone State raises
material especially fitted to make Speakers