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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-11-11

The New York Herald makss tables Of the cleo
toral vote for President, ~ indicated by the lat
cot elections in the several States footing up 1sS
Democratic, aud 1871 Republican votes. In the
main, ii 10 correct but In some particulars not
80. Thus 1t puts Florida and New Hampshire
in tho Democratic column, but why No do not
uudsrstand. Florida, ct her last general cleo
ton, gave 1864 Republican majority, and
New Hampshire, last March, gave more
votes to the Republican than to the Dem
ocrAtic candidate for Governor, (thoush. - an
actuAl majority is required. there was no choice
by the psople) and elected Republican Lssis-
lature. These States, with an aggregate .of 9
electoral votes Florida 4, New Hampshire 81
belong 10 tho Republican list, making the total
Republican vote 100, while the Democratic ID
l79. As the Electoral College, in 1876, will b<
composed Of 500 votes, (293 members Of tho
House Of Representatives and SO States, when
Colorado comes In, with two Senators each, max
ing 76 in al, . majority OF the College will b
1856 votes, and this the Republicans have assured
to them by the showing which the late electioni
have made.
But there 10 . very important further cousid
Grafton in the matter. This IL that only about
lOl votes arc at all to be relied on - Democrat.
ic, Those are:
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-11-11
Paxs1pxNT.N7IIIo MKT II ospEs,

The elections Of 1875 are over and the returns
Of the year may be made MP for the politics,
slmanaos Of 1876. The next thing In order u
Prssidsnt.makins. The Conventions of the two
parties must assemble in a few months. and the
time u rips for the consideration Of names to bs
presented In them.
At this moment nobody has any lien on the
Republican nomination. No ons par.on In con-
spicuou.lv ,;kelv To net IL. A numb.r a, d;.tin.
euishsd and worthy men have bean " talk cd
Of" but no ono Of them oyershsdovs tho othsra,
Blaine, Wilson, Dristov. Wsshburne, Hayss,
and others arc suRsssted. but tho mind of the
Republican unsa,ee In regard to than IA sub.
.t.rk,.,lx ,n,.,,o .c.n r,,. ,,..ao,,;,.,.. - -,
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ID el mar.

ACCIDENT -RRLIdIous, DC.
Correspondents ofns Commercial
DELhAR, DEL, Nov. Q.
Tho improvements in progress and those con-
templatsd indicate very important enlargement
Of our village shortly. Several dwellings, are
being enlarged and improved and several being
erected. And the demand was meyer greater for
houses. Several new corners are expected about
New Year,, while several contemplate marriage
and, taken altogether, We must have ct least
half dozen new dwellings to meet our nocessi-
ties. We arc glad Delinar IL not lnisfled. Bev.
erAl Of our neighbors may boast Of greater
extent and population but they are about COM
pleted, and may - we'll 10 fenced in but our
village il not hnished and we recognize the fact
and act accordingly.
A very serious accident occurred to young
man residing near Quantioo, last Friday,
which ended In his death in about an hour. He
had gone into the woods for . load Of wood, and
had taken his gun, thinking TO secure some
game Also but In dragging it out after him, ~
be left the cart, the hammers both caught in .
seam In the floor, and in an instant both barrels
were discharged, blowing holo clear through
his body.
A few nights since, ~ 4 young man was re.
turning from church, bis carriage, running OF .
bridge, was upset throwing hln several feet
below, and heavy young lady, with crushing
weight ON him, and 30 msugling him internally
that it is thought he will not leave his bed for
months.
Two points Oh Delmar charge arc being blessed
with revivals, and Already several have PROGRESSED
conversion aud atill the good work goes on.
Business il fair. Health 10 improving though
convelescehco 10 SLOW. OCCASIONAL.
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Salisbury.


sIoBT WORN oLD-CoLLAPsE OF TIE FAIR PROS
rEcr-TEAcHERs INSTITUTE, &c.
Correspondence of the COMMERCIAL
SALISBURY, Md, Nov. 8.
Tho good people Of Salisbury have become &c.
customed to seeing vessels at our wharves 10
one no longer sees solemn PROFESSIONS vending
their way to the bridge to gaze 1t the strangers.
The Agricultural and Mechanical Association
met, last Saturday, and mournfulIy relinauished
the hope Of an exhibition, this year, ~ when the
committee reported the condition and progress
Of the work there seemed no fair prospects, But
let all wait until the Centennial il they want 10
see what Salisbury can do in tile way Of fairs.
The Teachers OF Wcomico and Somerset
counties held an Institute here last week-meet-
Ing on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday Prof.
NJ. A. Newell, State Superintendent, was present
and the proceedings were interesting The
teachers showed much progress since last year
in method and manner Of teaching. Quite q
lively interest was taken by them in all the
topics discussed, which showed them to be alive
to the importance Of their work. The public
schools Of Maryland are credit to the State and
are fast becoming the pride Of the people.
Our markets are we'll supplied with fish,
oysters, beef, poultry and vegetables. Business
il rather dull ~ the farmers have not yet begun
to move the bulk of their crops to market.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-11-11
Colnin' Thre' the Rye."


A New England paper recently came yery ne,x
unacttinv Tho longest. h,;.h.d ;nt.rnra,.,;or q,
p.o". ~, 1891 "
nurnss sonR. 10 theory wea tnst comm fhrn
the rye meant not rye-neld, trsmping down q
crop Of grain, but small, shallow stream near
AYR. in Scotland. which, baino without bridge or
-. a.. 1901. -. .,..s.s .s...s
.s''5' sno p0op'e wefo Accus'omeo W "Aoe' GUS
tom allowing lad to steal kiss from any lass
Of bis acquaintance whom he met mitlstresm
ons va,.a %. a.,a.;, ,,r ra,.rao, =.
.o 'e'oo vs. o.p's'@''' i's~'u0' ." supporting
TINS interpretation
"Jennle II = wat, pu bolie;
Jennie,s seldom dry;
snS drngh ner pettiGoatle,
comm 'hro tne rye.
ine Suo)ee' oe.ns referred however, 70 rev.
~. "s"u'h' VI u,A'so"' nsn authority Oh
nufn4' 'nat sen'isnA" ae'nohshea tue new
tneof'os enure'y. Ills pnhopai remarks are
tnese
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-11-11

NEW TARI0Hr UNk-lFvkCTu OF TEE NEW TnRs-
PAas Law, 10
Correspondence Of ths Cowmsrosai,
OHAuT1ANA, Nov. Q.
Tlios DUFF has resumed ore digging aud wash-
ing. Tho first load Of rs tons has already been
shipped. The ore seems to be- turning ont bet
tar since the machinery has got in good working
order.
A Mr.. Hill returned b0rro wed gun To 4 Mr.,
Scott, loaded, but ~ the owner did not wish 10
keep 1t In tho house in that condition he fired
on one barrel, handing the gun to Hill To shoot
| on the other. By this diaclIarxe the gun was
bur1ted. and Mr.. Hill Lost the middle finger on
his left hand.
The young men Of our town have formed
base ball club. Among the first things thsy did
was to invite the Glasgow club u . Rslns but
they were no match for the vsitors
James ID. SmAllsy has commenced saving and
bending fellOes at his mill. "'
William II. Smaley las purchased vessel of
about sixty tons, which he intsnds freightiug
from here and Philadelphia 30 far he 10 doing
quite business with her. Mr.. HmAlley 10 . good
business man. He drives his grist and raw mills,
| aud Also his cider mill. He haA made some d..
teen thousand gall0na Of cider.
The farmers around our section have got near
~ ell their corn IN. The wheat looks pretty WE'LL
and from appearances the hy has not made It'd
appearance In the wheat ~ yet.
Game around our section 10 very scarce, and
gunners too. The farmers have got up notices
| forbidden trospasserr with dog and gun to come
GU their property. This now law has done much
good In Abating this nuisance.
Business OF our town 10 not % brink ~ it ought
to be.
The horse disease hiss not affected but YER,
few horses here. Those that have had it were
| mildly affected,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-11-11
The Western Whiskev Frnuds,
INDICTED OFFENDERS PLEADING GUILTY TO THE
onAnauA-

INDICTED OFFENDERS PLEADING GUILTY TO TuE
onAHan~-
ST. LOUIS NO., Nov. o.
In the United States District Court, yesterday,
Petit Jury was sworn in, after which J.
Il. Jouett, against whom two indict-
ments were pending for conspiring against the
Government, and defrAudng the Government,
withdrew the plea OF +" not guilty with intent
charged, aud entered a plea Of guilty" to both
indictments
The grand Jury made partial report, return
ing indictments against two parties already in
dicted for whiskey Frauds but their names have
not yet TRANSFERRED cRpias has been issued for
seconded after being indicted last Spring but who,
1t ID Understood, will return and plead guilty.
THE rxrENT OF FRAUDS IN CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, Nov. 0.
Nearly all the whiskey distillers have been
baed for tho action OF the Grand Jury. Alres-
dy sevahty-iive indictments have been found,
aud the Grand Jury is still working. The list
upon whom the blow falls comprisesI. dstllers,
reetifiers, gaugers and storekeepers.
The extent Of the frauds which have been
carried on arc amazing. The officers who have
been engaged in the case believe they have ey-
idence sufficient to convict the guilty parties.
OFFICIAL CONTRADICTION OF THE GRANT. BABcocK
STORY.
WAsHrsdToN, Nov. 0.
Siucisi uispNtehes nave poen received here
denying tho report that tho st. J.ons Grand
Jury had found indictments against Den. Bah.
cock aud Orville Grant.
Altogether there have boon thirty one pleas
OF guilty entered, and u 500, 900 worth OF prop.
erty has been secured by the Government, This
IL said to be about half the amount which was
illegally withheld. Officers Of the Treasury
Department claim that they have irrefutable
evidence against McKee, of the GLOBE Democrat.
SOME OF THE INDICTED.
NEW YoRx, Nov. ..
Chicago despatch, alludng to the inti,ct-
ments against the whiAkey dstilers there. saws
that koelle Junker II 90. are charged with de-
frauding the Government out OF the taxes on
nearly two and half millions gallons of spirits
during last January and May.
Golsem Il Eastman arc charged with having
placed large amonnta of spirits on tho market
charged with removing twenty thousand
gallons and upward from tliei, distllcry. Joseph
Rudolph, storekeeper At Cochran's dstillefy,
is charged with permitting, tie removal,
and conspirng III the ssln Of i've thousand
gallons Roelle, Junker Il Co. are also char
ged with removing stamps from GlO casks,
George Miller, Henry q. Frederick, and Cor
nelius q. Fredericks, dstillsrs, arc indicted on
tho charge Of defrauding the Government out Of
ton thousand proof, gallons Of spirits
and IT, c. Frodercks distilers arc indicted s1 fa1
dofrauding the Government on twenty thousand
gallons in May. Five indictments are also re-
turned duplicating many Of the leading whiskey
mon OF this city. The extent OF tho frauds
which have been carried on are amazing.
The officers who have been engaged in the
caese believe they have evidence sufficient TO
convict the guilty parties.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-11-11
RalsimOre's Poe Menu me mt.

The Baltimore American, Of Monday, says
The memorial to Edgar A. Poe will be unveiled
on Wednesday, the 18th Of November. Tho re.
maine have been removed to the new grave a
the front OF Westminster Churchyard in accor.
dance with the general feeling that the honor Ia
the monument was erected In the secluded cor.
ner where they laid for twenty-six years. The
ceremony Of unwilling will be preceded by an
address BY Prof. Elliott. Grafton by Prof. Siep.
herd and Mr.. John H. B. Latrobe's personal
"reminiscences OF Poe. 1t In unfortunate that
none Of the leading American poets have found
themselves able to be present. but letters will be-
read from L0ngfellow, Holmes, Bryant and
Lowell. Mr.. Tennyson has been invited to send
an inscription for the monument
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-11-11
TELEaRAms.
Dsass 81 . Kaasas TAsss.

~ hops TN T1Ix00ApH co. AND Bfupe AND GAGS
nlhsELy 70 covn Up Hls 1nayT.
t EoRr Doorr, Ks, Nov. 10.
This morning, W. J. Philpot night Telegraph
operator 1t the dspos here wss fonnd lying On
the door Of tho ticket office with his hands tied,
and gagged ~ith railway spike fastened with
psecs Of telegraph viss. He seemed to DO In.
ssnsabls when found, bat soon after became
Connexions and said that two men came into the
ONCE. struck him senseless, aud then bound and
gagged him.
Tue efi - was robbed Of ali the money IL
contained-el2s. The agent charged Philpet
with taking the money and biuding and gagging
himself. philpot acknowledged, and told whore
tie money would bs found. He WAS arrested
and lodged In jail to await an examination.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-11-11
Total. ................

OF these, California, At the October election,
was carried by the Republicans, and New York
has just shown Republican gain Of about 81, 0c0
votes and Mississippi, as all the world knows, /,
largely Republican in fair vote. Connecticut,
Indiana and Louisiana, in q National contest,
have never failed to vote the Republican ticket
and may be counted on with fair degree Of ~.
surance for 1876. But il only half the doubtful
and contested list are won by the Republicans
giving them say SO more votes in addition to the
100 already assigned, il would make thsi,
strength in tile Electoral College neyt year. 22s
votes, and leave but 14O to the Democrats. This
may be regarded Is fair foreshadowing Of the
great result-
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-11-11
FAR Real Essale Quosasi ons.

We note some further good quotations Of
farm aales in Eastern Psnnsylvania. Four farms
near Horsham, Montgomery Co., sold respect
lively ~ follows 10 acres for $ls5 per acre, 10
acres for tl5l per acre, 70 acres for &c, $50, 40
acres for $7.2625O. 10 acres In Upper Dublin
brought o., 800. A farm near 0wynsdd Station
in the same county, was sold 1t forced saIs TO
close an estate, Il about S64 psr acre, being
several dollars per acre higher than 1t Last sold
1t, . few years ego. These quotations show NO
Decline in real osfase.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-11-11
THE PRICES OBTAINED
Net profit returned TO growers, ...... ,6sa "a
PICKING AND OTHER KxpENsHn

The sum here given represents the returns
to the growers after the freights and commits.
sions are paid. From it lie yet to be deducted the
cost Of picking, hauling and loss in crates and
baskets. The growers estimate the cost OF pick
ing, hauling and loss on baskets (Which are
mostly returned) at 8 cents per basket, and Of
picking. hauling and loss on crates (Which rare
~ ever come back) At 20 cents. Separating the
rail from the water shipments and applying
these estimates OF expense, the smaller item to
the railroad shipments, which are mostly made
IN baskets, and the larger TO the water ship
ments, almost altogether In crates, we baye
combined expense on this account Of *940, 900,
II wo deduct this from the amount returned TO
the growers We will still have left s753,sH a.
the net profit.
But this III not all. The receipts from the de.
lveriss to the canneries and drying houses,
will probably roach $4,000, and .from the
sales Of brandy yet to be sold 1885,.
OOO more. These amounts added to the net
returns from the marketed crops will make an
aggregate Of 5l.01s, 944 ~ the not value Of the
peach crop of 1876 to the growers.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-11-11

The recent weeping Republican and Reform
triumph in Baooklyn opens the way for the
prosecution of the Ring" In that city, and
there IL reason to expect that it will be COM
pletely broken up. 1t has been about "a bad q
the Tweed and Sweeney organization, and has
80 enormously swollen the city debt that tax.
payers begin to be seriously alarmed. Whist
pity baltimore could not put down her Ring %
Brooklyn has done.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-11-11

II 10 expected that the machine shops of the
PhladelphiA and Reading Railroad Company, in
Reading and elsewhere, will resume work again
on increased time and with larger number of
hands after tho close of the business year of
the company, with the ending OF the present
month. The company will make every effort to
put on a. large . number Of men ~ possible A.
tor tho close Of the buaness year.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-11-11

~~SSs~tsss'sss's'
REYENuE OF THE aRoMRn

Following up this same subject We have un-
dertaken to ascertain the probable revenue Of
the growers from the crop. To this end We
have made extensive inquiries among the grow
ers relative to the average price obtained per
basket in the several markets. The result of
our labors 10 given in the statement which we
print below. The figures Of profit which appear
are less freights and commissions, and are
reached by An application of the price per has,
ket to the shipments to the several points. H.
terror Pennsylvania, IL will be observed, has
made better returns to the growers than any
other Market and yet it was less
patronized than any OF the other princi.
pal markets, except Western New York, which
yields the same profit - Baltimore, the prices
obtained in that CITY being stimulated by the
western shipments, without winch tue .rSde
would have been poorer there than in any other
or. The following will chow
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-11-11

EWR THE BATH-BATH BRUSHES.
IL Bath Towels and Bath HoAps In great VARIETY.
Also, klesh Brushes, Straps. Horse HAIR. Frtctl0n
Gloves and many other artclea Of the same elias a
z BRlN4HURAT GOA
Cor. bixth Market VA
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-11-11
Iucroasc IN PoslaI Nalaytss,

During the last quarter the increase OF the
salaries paid Post masters has been 1881, 600,
which 10 about hfteen per centnm Of the whole
amount paid. This increase IL due to tho opsr.
atoms Of the law basing salaries upon the
amount Of business done.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-11-11
Another Suspension.

RANKING PIRN IN NEWARK 40 UNDER.
NEWARK, N. j., Nov. 10.
A. II. Reynolds Co., private bankers, sus
pended, yesterday. It 10 believed their assets
largely exceed their liabilities.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-11-11
Total


All the other States winch are put In the
Democratic list by the Herald (having hsrt trans
fsrrsd Florida and New Hampshire, ~ stated
above,) are doubtful, and ~ likely in National
contest to vote for tho Republican, - for tho
Democratic. candidate for President. We count
the doubtful and contested States, thus
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-11-11

RzPoArED DlsAsLuD IN TEE nARBoH At HAvRE
LONDON, Nov. 10.
There 10 . report At Lloyds that the stsamship
Vilk De Paris, which arrived at Havre, from
New York, this morning, struck the pier in the
Harbor opening her foEepart, aud that her
poaition may become critical IL the present gale
continues. . oil.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-11-11
SNOW.

THICK MANTLE IN .PESNsYLvAsIA.
MILFORD, Pa, Nov 10.
One inch Of snow fell, last night and this
morning, in this nelshborhood, and II is re-
ported that SNOW fell to the depth Of two in,hos
twenty miles further north,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-11-11
Hlr. BsyarA's Opposition To Esuca.
etOMs

To the Editor Of the Commercial:
In some Of your issues, = year or more ago
you published An extract from Senator Rsysrd,s
speech in the Senate, in which he stated that he
was not in favor Of universal education -or At
least that WAS the substance Of the extract re-.
ferred to. 1t has been DENIED here that apy
such speech wAa made or that you published
anything Of the kind. Will you please publish
the Gxtract over again, or mako answer To this
In yonr paper 30 that the point may be decided ?
MIDDLETowN, Del, Nov. 4. r.,
Anssoer by The Commercial.
The expressions Of Mr.. Bayard, to which OIL,
correspondent refers, were published in the
COMMERCIAL, in October Of last year, and repub-
lished in our columns several times thereafter,
previous TO the election. They are extracted
from speech of Mr.. Bayard, IN the Senate, on
February 10Th, 1870, and will be found in the
Congressional Globe Of that Session OF Congress,
Part 2, page 1888. He was speaking on bill re-.
lAting to the reconstruction Of the State OF Viz
ginia, and referring TO proposition to impose
certain conditions upon the State including uni
versal suffrage, and universal education, he
said
"rhe result Of such dangerous proposition
would be this That IL the experience Of future
generations should discover that unlimited suf-
frage 10 not . benefit TO the people Of State;
that restricted suffrage IL wiser; that your
bic system that You suppose it to be, as il nsau
,oetl be hey ,oould; uat such system of stl.ca.
lion is injudictous AMI unreasonable, OPERATING
unfdU0rably upon the mental and moral health
Of their people; and should desire with the light
OF experience TO reform and improve it, then
comes this condition arbitrarily imposed by
Congress upon that people"
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-11-11

HOWARD u. JENKINS, WILMER ATKINSON
FRANCIS c. FERRIS.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-11-11

fofnade soaps bay rum, hair and skavlnk brushes.
pssSers combs Tsylors shaving cream, Anters,
razor strapa Cosmetic Mandatory toilet powder :.
French rose po,nsds. full supply OF extracts fofr
me handkerchief, viz: White rose, HeIiotyope.
Jockey Club, JASsRMLne, etc. Sold wholesale Md
retail, at FOSTNR'S DRUG ssiSSKH "A''
Front and West Sta,
banlofs would do We'll to give NJ . call before
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-11-11

A RELIGIOUS war THREATENED.

ANALOGOUS War THREATENED.
LONDON, Nov. 10.
From special telegram TO the Times from
Penang, 1t 10 gathered that the rajAh Of Lilo
ordered the Point Salomgars and PerAk dis
tricts to take up arms. religious war Is ex.
D0cted t# #. .. % .. 10. ....
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-11-11

M. d.. Foster keeps always on hand full SUM-
OF tIussee oraces, nupl flrgs pesssFies, syrnxes
nteaat pumpa and many o. er articles to n1mefaps
70 mention. Ladies' 10 V ant Of tho above line Of
eoo01 can be accommOc ed by calling Of the pri-
yAte entrance ON West Rtrc, T. F''-
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-11-11

Prof. John Wise completed his 454th bal
loon ascension. October so. He started from
Louisans, No, travelling nfty miles in atty
his balloon" The Century"
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-11-11

O4OhC0 NS00 wA&0Fe
I. REtnGhurst IN. have re-Opepskl their h,nsv,,
water fountain for tho sssSon. ne pisiOrftv ~
our citizens have tAstod and know for thsmssIvs.
the superiority OF the soda water from THIS Fountain
and the delicious navor Of the Fruit Syruns thev
prepare, o. which there are upwards OF twenty ~
neties. They have
0LAH6 BlPHON BOTTLES,
and the necessary apparatus for properly al,nr than
with highly charged Carbonic Add Nxier, Which
Can w dnWn ~ viii, making the bottles really
PORTABLE HOUNTAlNS,
which enable the invalid who may Yeuuire IT, NJ ,h
lover q SODA Matsr who may desire It 70 enjoy inc
use o. thus delightful oevers9c II any time 1t home
We have on drAnght tho following popNlsy
MINERAL BrHlN0 WATRhs,
6eyser, (SaEatogA,l Rxee.ssos, (sxsaeoss,) Hixh
Rock, (saratogal vlchy, kisaingen. Aiso, he FOL-
thorn, 0eyser, High Rock, u. Louis, HsSnstsc,
Franklin, Balston Bpa, dettysburg, MisSlsquOi'
kOckbFiigs Alum, IT. Catharinas AfteelAn. Ffsii,
ericshslis, vteAy, Helsaer, Bedford, NO.
!. BRlN9HUk43 o.,
Wholesale and Roeail Q1u19AGee.
OofnGr Sixth and Market B}Feo&a
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-11-11

The New York Tribune Ia very unhappy. The
Democrats, il says, have missed their chance,
Last year they had glorious opportunity, but
they have kicked it over. Their stupidity, the
Tribune declares, is adamsntine. Nothing
penetrstes it," What . wonder when they
have all the 1'ibane's wisdom ut their service,