Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-08-26
philadelphia.
OUR sATuR DAY LETTER

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NH. WILLIAM wrraH's rrrryRs To THE PREPAYMENT
HOW THE ATTACKS upoy GEN. GRANT ARr RE-.
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PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 20.
What effect that prolific writer of "open let
ters." Mr.. William Walsh. NAV bo having nnop
a.. IL. lit. . -, r..
'n' "noie p"ohc u WHICH ne Aauresses hinseit
there are no means Is yet to decide. Tho coun-
try Is 10 far dumb in ta astonisbment at Mr..
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II We except rev NOW YORK papers, which hail
with delight every aspersion upon the President
piyes no sign. There are ss wa nj, tno,v vorv
III ,'
Won Sums poopio 'e"oy u peie'e' Oh 10 proiess
that that they believe, General Grant capable OF
the whole catalogue Of crimes, from big to little.
and such noop,e p.tural,v endor,a Mr w.,s,,
,.., 1922 o a,'' "0..n'
Ai1hough IL IL pleasant 10 note thAt their infiu-
ence is 10 slight that they have produced no
porcsptibIo effect on opip,on at large. Hora At
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nome We are enabled to form clear judg-
Iions VI .no ehect VI S'. Weishs rsid.
a,;,;n ai pL.''si nonnuens thaS EXPRESS the
opon , m y, Nepno.cans M ailnos. Witnouo exception
wren Aiilrm that Ihe nloVehest mas Deen ut-
| So'.y Mi1nous We,sn.. AZ ms. the coMio1taDle
A"uAo.'s " .h's nono suaIu statesman Atuxcted
yI eolI ., h,Iueeu n.sen.iol, n put tnSt ieeiinB
spsoa'y 6ave way W uiSsus' Nneii Mr Welsh De-
a 6n w oenn s" ino ~ ~, r iIl 'hss, a,lu IN
I, Inoi, wn.h "o an 'ei1 " 10 Az the mshesb
aegroe . unjust feople are not 80 dumb, nor are
GhoS GoSno, ~ nueS %,H " oaoy' pue N,ey hIoW that
uene,ai vns,s @ Snn. nhs oeen ,iirougnout ms term
., ohInn Sue asvoeeo Th 10 sousoii OF the indian
anutrsct and iha olner Al, s,,ors ss , .e ifaas m
con'Iaets, ana tile oeier matters when disgrace
nv. .hS th.oinl n D1palln,ehs, pa' ihey also KNOW
, tint .no iiesl!ont t. uep,oIes THESE ABUSES as
,an aaa aa any ''. anu M naS iaooreu season AZ
.or season W soaIe .iieIn Gonndehtial ex-
pleSstoh ,ioh the Ireslaehb wouia no doubt re-
yeai the 1act tnat the Indian Question has given
.in .hn. iioao a.. aiAe anu eosIihtous i coneerh
oi,ah ais .hne oonneeteu WIN HIS Waoie aumlh-
lstlauoh. II We are JUST one must ADMIT tins,
anu " niost reputApie men are lust, the vehe-
ni1rioe T1a,o VI !, h,. mGfsn soes ioi nGtnas.
, aeso open @ tI ;1essels arc w Oh S,.cn choice
passages az the ioiiowinS !" You allowed him
!oeSie.Aly peianol 70 ieave lhe Deparlmsnt
| ~ ~ .ta' % y, eunoua'en ior noh1ns soeethor
enit nc miSht canvass inc country Ahu secure
your re-elec.loii 70 tne iresloency y--or this,|
oVery suggestion iuaae 70 you WAS promptly
respohdeu 70, saVe the lnVestigation OF frauds
lnaue Dy your apPohtees. IL Is iree country,
~, sure g enough, wheh citzen can lubnciy abuse
the ohlei MaSistfate IN TINS Biii,ngsgste FASH
ION: Inc emu OF all ~ that Weish has become
~ aI il1oiersDie pore. htiough he grows weaker
.he papers are sui iu!, OF MN and tho forloin
cry OF give us rest ls general.
~ mas Deen understood from the hrst that the
group OF Exhibtioh bhlidings proper at the
centennial Exposition would be but part OF
ths equipment OF the great FAIR. The scheme
10 large enough 10 embrace separate buildings
lor esch STATE OF tho uhien, and Tor aii foreign
countries, if they choose to make such appeals
70 thS pnpiic eye, u IL not lkely, OF course,
may AL VIII DO ho bnt there VIII be quite num-
per OF such structures. Tho most important
OF them VIII DO the United States, Ger
man anu britsh buildings. france, sWltz-
eriahu, Japan ana Othef countries, Will fOl-
low suit, ana As the Iofeisn com mission
ers VIII all erect IN the styles OF native
architecture tile result VIII bo to give great var
iety ana animation 10 the scene. with all this,
and with the fountains and myrisds OF do cora
tons, it will be the biggest 30 cent? worth ever
seen in 'the States. Besides tho buildings !
nave named, lenisylvans, Kansas, Ohio and
New Jersey nave already expressed their deter
mination to have separate accommodations.
lhere VIII also be Jury pavilion, q photograph
ers building, and pavilion FOR the Womens
Centennial Commission The celebrated freres
irotencauf restaurant OF Paris has also applied
Ior room anu VIII erect gorgeous cnte, sur
passing anything to be seen on the Paris
boulevards. Counting the hve Exhibition Build
ings and the ornate offices OF the commission
provision mas therelore already been made Tor
seventeen immense anu elaborate structures, and
numerous others VIII no doubt be added to the
number between THIS time and and the first OF
year. The buildings just referred to will all be
on great scale. Inc photographers pavilion is
2io by 70 feet having III, OoO square feet OF floor
space inc jury pavilion VIII be 252 by ll3 feet
ana the hahsas l'VhiainS l3z ieet square. Every
thlng about tho Centennial ls, OF necessity,
hnge. WORK az al points Is being pushed with
the utmost eelerisy.
IL WAS commonly tnouSub tliat non. horace
Binney might nave given some OF his estate to
public uses, and his VIII published to-day was
teau WIN interest. ~ 10 TO DO femsfKed, py
the way tnat nothins ls snrer OF Delng read
IMAM the iast Will OF any man, whether known
TO the public or not. Even when the recipients
are equaiiy UNKNOWN, ana the amounts or the
bequests Inconsistencies, there is fascination
ABOUT the sub)ect which rev readers can resist.
Regarding MIR. Binney, those who expected to
learn OF public bequests were disappointed.
NOT even "Eair Harvard ID remembered. 1t 10
stated, indeed, that hlr. Dlnney seriously
differed with tho Cambridge authorities on
religious matters, and although himself 30
distinguished graduate OF that college sent
both his sons to Yale But from his peculiar re-
lationship to the Harvard alumni it was believed
he would remember his alma mater in his will,
The estate ID, however, with the exception Of .
few small legacles, apportoned in equal parts
among his children. The death Of the wlfe Of
Mr. Binney's favorite son, Horace Binney Jr.,
within day or two of her father-in-aw, WAS
singular The funerals were held on succeed
ing days this week. in the same burial lot at the
charming rural church OF st. james the Less, at
the Falls OF Schuylkll
travellers within this valley" ~ we read in
one OF Poe's poems, cannot fail TO note reyolu-
ton in certain prominent branch of summer
retail business refer to the soda water traffic
or what was once traffic. For, practically,
that means Of catering to tile public has been
| elevated. Mead" has run soda out OF the
market. This has been done not on merit but
OH price. Mead Isl poor substitute for good
glass OF soda water, but it is sold for one half
the money The engineer OF the new movement
is an apothecay named Bower, long
located at 0th and VINO Sts. csnno6 believe
Bower IL beloved by tho druggists fraternity, or
| II he is It 10 striking instance OF forgiveness
and loNllness OF spirit Bower first opened tho
sale of his now drink at HE 9Th street store and
found 1t such genuine take" that he set up
down town "branch' at 4tii and Chestnut Sts.
| This also was successful and he now has these