Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-01-13

among tho prominent arrIvsls vsrs General
HAwlsy. J. Dan OaAerou. Col AoOlare, and 9TH
m fro0 Philadslphia- General Hswlsy u here,
Of course, 70 ase whethSr aid will be voted shs
Centennial He says that the outlook n favor
shas, and thAt thses sppsars, shus fsr, no un-
friendly dtsposiacp In any important quarter.
II q not believed that 81, i Eji,auTul1 .saa-.s
CoNaRRss WILL SERIOUSLY rnoloaa t"''a
Il lssd the million and s-half. In the manner
~hbsh tenaAor 8sulsbusy y reported 70 have
ooaId readily borrow ! million md half, II they
must do that, By mortgage 70 capitalists, with
out ooning b Ooueress for IT. but they do not
want 70 s@sAxra1 fhstr finances in such man.
nsr ssgy e =. - =. = ~srs3e s, tn.td I'D
asHbas q v tho stock. snd so becomes entitled
toA rsturn, II there be any, ~ othor stockhold
- Why thas will be satisfaetory 70 the Censeds
d. managers. also. .lf ~ y
1Convsrsskion turns on the Presidency, of
cturse, whenever men gather From two prom
isstt 66icials, to-day, have heard the same
AoA in regard 10 tho Democratic nop,inAtion. |
eosh thought that ths West-the powerful, 'thA
0rsaA West"--would claim and get IL And
pns Of Thorn, who may. himself, bs friendly to
~ Blaine, also believed that 7'it
in1g.h raE alruBIIcAs xoxIsAr1ox -,
would likewise bs made from ,Wsstssn Stata.
TOW q the expense Of Blaine or my other Eass-
en- man 30 tar ~ Secretary 8nstoa u con.
caInsd IN the eanvasa Of prospects it may be
said that be has no expectations, schemes no
schsnss, md makes NO saort for himself, what
fort " administer his DepArtmsot with the
highsst degree Of seicisncy. In this he encour-
teIs the tough problem of the 6nanoiAl aituh-
tion, And tia fnnds and -peculstions Of the
whi.ky Ring; !qFapplsd With both Of these, he
est dsgres, the public respect aud attention, for
'rssa TEE PEOPLE UNDOUBTEDLY DEsRE
. solution of the finances, and practical illuA-
In doing bis duty, therefore, boldly and we'll,
he u doing Just what must command him 70
everybody but the rogues. aflU
The DsmoorAtic majority In the House may
do %, by extreme astsmpts in the direction of
70 called" economy" For instance Mr.. Hol-
man, who " more or less insane on the subject
Of saving ~ ehssse-riuds and potato pArings
Of government, proposes to abolish the cafrisSu
delivery of mali matter in Ill ciies Of less than
%. 200 pePulAaion. This would cut OF Whining
ton, aud your people may consider, for mom-
ont how they would enjoy the change. t'gu
3Ns,p1l F1I FACT n FHAT suCH OITIKs NH't'a
~ Wilmington make profit for the Post ONCE
Department, which 10 spent in tile wild woods
postal service Of the West. and II such change
u this were made It would be grossly unjust TO
the people OF the lAslantc Coast Mr.. Holman,
bsins from Indiana. probably cares very little
for this consideration. a''ps hua iin iiiAls
Beaides this sort Of ATTEMPTS 10 eoonomize.
thsrs viii be, also, . number Or Investigation"
by Ds0ocsadc committees Of the House. These
have been very much shreassned, and H0.
TREMENDOUS rxPHcrAr1oNs aAvs BEyA BAARD
upon them by the rural Democracy, who arc
perfectly certain tlAAt the Black Republicans,
kalr atnah1 rt nauHo nsrf n
ofioe, must b guilty q III oshar grimes, great
And ANAL. The faot is that nobody sessna dis.
tressed about the Executive Departments. Ar.
Robson may have the most to bs looked into.
but he profesSss s35ass rsadinsss .aa eo.llsy M to
while In other Dspartmsnts, al suggsssons Of
investigation are received with Welcome. The
rre--,ry DeTsvtrs1nt, fvr tnsaanee, considera
more fsvorably by any fair inquiry into ita
anAirs. .,'.,,tI5I-,..T fs.r.4 T.. J.
Me- BAYAsD's srRRaarH not pRnozPTIBLH-THE
DEMoCRAT1o CANDIDATE NUsr HAVE "cLEAH
WAR REooRD"-A sRoRY OF WILKES BooTH's
NAAksAkE-rHE TwO-cENT STAMP TAx-oTHEn
POINTS. ,Hi i,u ..' ,- ~ '''' -..
l"u IaIua a4n WASHINGTON, D. O., Jan. g..
There may be stronger feeling amongst
Democrats, in favor Of Mr.. BAyArd's noaaina-
ton to the Presidency than appears upon the
surface. But inquiry amongst many men who
are keen to observe the drift of opinion fails
10. discover that he 10 ssriously thought Of.
The belief that the Democratic candidate will
who have NO personal attachment to any Of the
aapiranss, and who may therefore be consider
I'd fair judges. 1t is true that Igl. :.
r. NE. BAYARD In CoAsIDkR1D STRONG 4
in the soath. and IL " trus that this section Glad
" the gray Of the Confsderany, II expected to
give three fourths Of Ill the electoral votes that
are relied on to elect Democratic President
\ But in the Convention that dominates, tho poll
1 cy OF the Democratic mAnagors will be TO keep
| the Confederates In the rear. Senator Gordon
| and Congressman Lamar aso quoted - insisting
| that the candidate must not be . Southern man,
but on tho contrary must be Northern nAn
with . clean war record This va the cry Of
| The New York Sun, the other day, when II
charged tho present Senator BAyard with the
visit that bis fAthss made 10 Montgomery, wher
tbs Secession leaders were arranging the det.ili
Of their treason. The Sxn's demand for this
''clean vas record" is nade BY other papers
NcOlurs and the Philadslphis Times Join In it
Mr.. Bayard, therefore, even II all the factions
were ready 70 take him, laying asids persona
| aud sectional preferences in his favor,
WOULD BE oossiDkaRp UNAVAILABLE,
because his nomination would not be support
Of the 1,1buns. sun and lPhils., ) Times stamp
These are now valuable allles oflthe Democracy
doing work for them, in addition 70 all that thei
party organs can do, aud their ,assiAtance VII
not be thrown away, nor that elament which !
Democracy that y now willing to surrender =
the South in fAct but not without an It
tempt to disgnise tho act that demands ,
Northern Presidsnt for appearance sske, bow
ever subssEvisnt 10 action he might be to Con
! xitll Hnukherr, prinoinles :" "A in the snta-v =