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Wilmington journal., 1876-07-07
THE RALANCE SHEET.

The various States are to be classi
fed, politically, into three divisions;
first "Democratic," containing the
States which have given Democratic
majorities in elections in which the
largest vote ever cast in the State was
polled; second, "Anti-
bsing States which have voted against
the Administration on test occasions;
third. Administration, or States
which have never faltered in their al
legiance to Grantism. The following
table is arranged on this system of
Ioccifioofiop.
Wilmington journal., 1876-07-07
In thst year the Convention that

In that year the Convention that
nominated Lincoln resolved:
6. That the people justly view with
alarm the reckless extrayagance which
pervades every department of the
Federal Government; that return to
rigid economy and accountability is
indispensable to arrest the systematic
plunder of the public treasury by
favored partizans while the recent
startling developments of frauds and
corruptions at the Federal metropolis
show that an entire change of admin
istration is imperatively demanded.
All of which sounds rather badly
to Radicals now as it is flung back at
them with so much force. It seems
made especially to fit the cases of
Belknap. Batoock and Comyany.
Wilmington journal., 1876-07-07
RADICAL CONVENTEONI In WAX

The Radicals i'll Wake county held Il
convention in Raleigh last week. The
NcocS. speaking of it, says.
Like all other Republican conven-
tions i'll the Southern States, it Was Il
lame affair; and hardly worthy of even
IA passing notice; but there are some
points about it that deserve little at
tention.
The composition of it shows what a
wretched thing North Carolina radi-
calism is. There were present about n
dozen whites, and few hundred ne
groes-a pretty set to seek control of
the affairs of a county.
A white man presided, assisted by
another white man and negro, for
secretaries; while six colored vice
presidents lent dignity to the scene.
Not single white vice president is
reported. If there was one, he was
lost in the cloud of darkness that en-
veIoped the stage"
Wilmington journal., 1876-07-07

The New York EUeniag Post, a
''liberar' Republican sheet, has been
constant in season and out of season,
if that were possible, in crying out for
reform. But for once it has enough.
It complains that the st. Louis Plat
form uses the word "Reform" fifteen
times and protests that twelve times
was enough.
Our New York cotemporary is not
the only one sick of the sound of re-
form and st. Louis. The Reform
sickness is disease that is rapidly
spreading throughout the Radical
ranks. It is but secondary form of
the ''Investigation Sickness
Wilmington journal., 1876-07-07

The Charlottesville Chronicle says:
''Iu his farewell letter to his command
General Hayes, now Governor and
prospective President, refers to his
visit to Lynchburg during the famous
raid of General Hunter, in 1862. If
Hayes runs as we'll in the canvass as
he did on that occasion, his election
may be considered caftain."
And thereupon the Lynchburg Neus
| moves that the letter be referred TO
General Jubal A, Early, with leave 10
report at any time.
Wilmington journal., 1876-07-07
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTIONS.

Eu election for President Of the
United States it is not always the can
didate who gets the majority of the
popular vote who is declared elected.
The intervention of the electoral COLI
lege system sometimes operates to
give the election to the man who re-
ceives less than a majority of the
votes of the people. This has hap
pened four times in thelast forty years,
as the subiOined table shows
Wilmington journal., 1876-07-07

John Morrissey remarked: '1 am
for Tilden because he can be elected.
1 have no reason to love him; he has
ill-used me aud turned me out of two
State conventions in one year; but he
has put stop to stealing, is known as
a reformer, and can be elected" That's
well said. Bully for John.
Wilmington journal., 1876-07-07
CHANGING VOTES.


Before the vote was announced Mis-
souri, asked if it was in order for her
to change her vote before the result
was announced. The chair ruled ii
was. Missouri asked for five minutes
for consultation. The tally clerks
were fully ten minutes comparing their
figures. Meantime Missouri changed
it's vote to 16 for Tilden and IA Hen
bricks. Six Of the New Jersey dele
gates claimed their right to cast their
individual votes for Tilden, urging
that the resolution under which they
act did not bind beyond the first vote
The New Jersey chairman contended
vote Another New Jersey delegate
asked the delegation leave to retire,
insisting upon the right of individual
voting.
Mr.. Albeit of New Jersey said he
hoped that State would c,nsider Par
ker's abandonment as treachery.
The Chair-Order.
The vote was announced is for Par
ker Before the vote was announced
Iowa changed it's vote to 20 for Tiden,
2 for Hancock. Illinois changed its
vote to "A for rilden, Is for Hendricks.
"A ~ tIS1'
he had been deprived Of his right to
his individual vote by the announce
ment of the vote by the chairman of
the delegation. Twenty delegates
We're on the floor at once, all striving
to be heard. North Carolina changed
it, vote to 10 for Tllden, one for Han
cock. Without waiting for, announce
ment from the chair the convention
rose and gave loud and tumultuous
cheers. For ten minutes the excite
ment and noise almost drowned the
music by the band.
TILDENS s NOMINATION MADE UNANIMOUS.
Various other States announced
changes, amid great confusion, in
cluding Delaware, who went solid for
Tilden. Pennsylvania moved to make
it unanimous. Indiana seconded Penn
syl~ania's motion to make the nomina-
ion unanimous, and it was adopted.
Wilmington journal., 1876-07-07

OF these States, Ohio is conceded to
the Republicans, and Florida and Ore
gon to the Democrats. The Democ-
racy. therefore. have the prospect of
polling 1876 electoral votes, or IL more
than is necessary to elect.
With Governor HENDRICKS as our
candidate for Vice President and UNCLE
JIMMY WILLIAMS as our candidate for
Governor in that State, Indiana need
no longer be considered doubtful.
A long pull, strong pull, and a
pull altogether will certainly carry us
through. The skies are very bright
just now for the Democracy.
Wilmington journal., 1876-07-07

Gov. Vance and Col. Steele speak
next Monday at Concord. Thence the
former goes to Eldorado, Montgomery
county, where he has an engagement
to deliver. a Fourth Of July speech on
Tuesday. There will be a gathering
of people there from three or four
counties, and he has been strongly
urged to be present ana address the
crowd. His speech On this occasion
will not be of political nature.
Gov. Vance has no plans thus fur
for the campaign. He does not know
when or where he will speak after
Concord, but does not think of enter>
ing upon a general canvass very early.
Wilmington journal., 1876-07-07
LOUISIANA.

NEW ORLEANS, July Moon Com
mander Charles A. Babcock, command
ing the ironclad Canonicus, Is dead.
Wilmington journal., 1876-07-07

The st. Louis Democrat. a Radical
paper in spite of its name, speaking of
the passive attitude of the South at ST..
Louis, disinterestedly but tearfully
asks: "Is there no danger behind this
conspiracy of silence ?" When it is
remembered that Mckee, the editor of
the Democrat, late of the whiskey
ring. is in the Missouri penitentiary,
the disinterestedness of his apprehen-
sion will be dulv epDreciate6
Wilmington journal., 1876-07-07

The Boston Adrcrtiser (RadicaD
thinks the st. Louis platform is q
wonderful affair, and so do we."
Wilmington journal., 1876-07-07
TOTAL.
SECOND BALLOT.

The vote on the second ballot was
738. Necessary to a choice 492. Til
den had 535, Hendricks 60, Allen 81.
Parker 19, Hancock SO, Bayard IL,
Thurman %.
Wilmington journal., 1876-07-07

Whoever may be dissatisfied with
the choice of Tilden the republicans
have no cause to find fault with it.
The nomination means that democrats
have abandoned in advance all hope
of carrying the October States, and
place their reliance ON the solid South,
with the addition of New York, New
Jersey, Connecticut and the Pacific
States.-NeaO York Times (RepubH-
cam.
Wilmington journal., 1876-07-07

If to the republicans had been COM
nitted the task of deciding upon the
individual who could be most easily
beaten at the polls in November MIR.
Tilden would have stood high upon
the rolls. s.-BattintOre 1D1ericda, { Re
l1atbHca7).
LOOKING FOR SPLIT.
Tilden can, with difficulty, carry his
own State, and it is certain that he
cannot carry Ohio nor Indiana. When
the nomination for Vice President is
made it will be more apparent whether
tLere will be split in the party or not
on the money question. + IVashi,ag-
tom Chronicle (Rel1ubiican)
The ,Staats Zietung. the great New
York German paper, approves the
nomination.
The Morning herald., 1876-02-21
Dr.. SinmS' White PQlmOniC BalSaIQ

During the last 25 years more than 1000
people have been saved from the terrible
desolating enectsof pulm onry consumption
by using DR.. Simms White Pulmonic Bal
sam. 1t cures without fail when properly
used and we hold ourselves rea!y to accept
any challenge as to the qualities OF good ar.
ticles. We guarantee the remedy to be- lust
what we represent 1t to be. In chronic and
recent coughs, Sore Throat, Group. Hoarse-
ness, Blood Splitting, Whooping Cough.
Bronchitis, Sore Breasts, Weak Lungs, &C.
and In all diseases of the lungs TENDING
toward or terminating in Consumption.
this remedy cannot be equalled much less
excelled. 1t will positively prevent the
lungs from yielding to the terrible effects OF
consumption. Let us say to the afflicted
and persons predisposcd to Consumption,
give our remedy n fair trial, be patient and
persevering, using strictly according to d.
rections and do not yield 10 the solicitation
OF pretended medicines and inexperienced
advlce and you Will soon find yourself rap
Idly recovering. We have large number.
several hundred references Of persons We
nave cured, (many Of them very bad cases.)
which can be seen at our office or given 81
mail when desire.,. DR.. SimMs' is a pradii-
ate Of the class Of 1854, and can be consulted
on Lung and Throat diseases every We'd
nesday and Saturday at his private Office.
Once and principal depot Fourth and
Glng street, Wilmington, Del. Philadei.
pnia depot, 802 Arch street. deoS-m
The Morning herald., 1876-02-21

MONTREAL, FeI. 10, iG7C.-In thecase of
Dr. Worms, in whose favor . writ Of hateas
corpus had been appl Cd for, Juogc Darien
o-day decided that Tie paisoner bs extradi-
ted, and the c ase will he carried 10 the
Court aLoye.
Bos7oN, Mass February ls.-Charlottc
Cushman's estate is valued at 100000.
memphis, February ia Jacksonville
(Miss.) special tonight soys-The Senate
was to-day formed into court Of impcach'
ment to try the Lieutenant Governor, and
the oath administered by Judge simrall
The first session will be held on Monday
An act to reorganize the Congressional
districts was introduced and referred in the
Senate.
Boston, Feb. ia fire this morning
in Minot's Building, corner Of Devonshire
street and Spring lane, injured the pro-
perty Of c. G. Kimball's (printer) ware
house to the extent Of $4,000. The damage
to the building is estimated at $1,000; in
ssred.
The Morning herald., 1876-02-21
70 NY beloved.

The Moon, sweet Empress OF the Night
Sit on the zenith Of her throne
In silent majesty and light
And gorgeous EN- pire, all her own;
Harjrwelltd courtiers disappear
In tim twinklings then again..
Like meteors frou some distant sphere,
Through loop-holes Hash Like diaoems.
The Garth is br hit and beautiful. as when
IT. mistress smiled on Edens bowers,
And bathed in loveliness each glen
Ano cool retreat with silver showers
And that once.h ,ppT, sinlesS pair.
" hich arYn-tn arm those ble>t arcadeS
And green swards irave! sed everywhere,
Frum dewy morn TO g ening shaaes-
Oh! at this weird, like, mystic hour
This sweet and shadeiess Noon Of Night
When all mid-Snmmer's lavish power
Crowns earth with June's transceAdent
When over all the liv'rled scene.
Like some GLAD hearted. blue eyed boy,
Tn. laughing earth, In nearly sheen,
Sheds all night long her tears OF joy
Sweetheart. in heaven, I come and watt.
Beside that narrow, silent gate.
Where Life and Love and did part
kiss thy monuments al stone--
1kneel beside thy flower decked crave,
Crushed but resigned--in prayer-alone-.
Ihen am valiant, strong and brave.
Sweet Peace, like Heaven g sdescendingdove
Steals ca mly DER my anguished soul.
And signals from yon world above
Seem now to call me to that goal.
Each sigh becomes triumph passed.
Each sound holy melody
And every tear I shed, glass
That soh and sweetly mirrors thee.
Sweet Spirit, robed in Heavens light,
BY Seraphs tended bright and fair,
Send thy dear kindred on their flight
To guard. surround me. everywhere-
For every sin and guilt Of mice
And murmur, must forgiven BE-,
And my poor heart be pure as thine,
Ere can mate again with thee.
,-Exchange.
The Morning herald., 1876-02-21

Loxpox, Ont, fsb. N.-asv '
Green, the English Church nahissr =
Ailsa Crag, has besn locked n - Asrs
charged with forging iadorssms1ts q
note which was discounted at the txshsuge
Bank. Messrs. Christopher and Lewis and
Richard Blackwell. whose names hs y
charged with placing on the note, lad me
Information upon which Green was ~
rested.
The Morning herald., 1876-02-21
0U1 WlNLATURE POSTER.

White kid slippers, boots and shoes at
Tennessy's, 221 Market street.
It IL said Of Lord Norbury that he would
at any time rather lose friend than joke.
On one occasion he began the sentence OF
death in this wise: "Prisoner at the bar,
you have been found guilty by jury OF
your countrymen of the crime laid to your
charge, and must say entirely agree with
the verdict, for see 'scoundrel' written in
your face" Here the prisoner interrupt
ed with, "That's strong reaection-from
your Lordship." Whereupou the Judge,
keenly appreciating the joke, commuted
tho sentence into transportation for seven
years.
All kinds Of furniture for sale, and beds
renovated at Adair's, Fourth and King
streets.
That was shrewd girl, and not devoid of
sense either, who remarked, when other
girls were making fun of her short skirts,
and affected to be much shocked at the ex
hibition thereof at party:-''1f you'd only
pull up your dresses about your neck,
where they ought to be, they'd be as short
~ mine p "She was not troubled any
more.
Carpets, oil cloth, window shades, clocks,
furniture, frames, coaches and many other
articles for sale cheap .: McBride's, 7es
Market street.
A lady called upon her milliner the other
day to get the character Of her servant.
The respectable appearance Of the latter
was beyond questioning. "But is she hon.
est" asked the lady. ~ am not 20 certain
about that" replied the milliner, 81 have
sent her to you with my bill dozen times
and she has never yet given me the money
By the best physicians we have been told,
That 1t cures every case Of cough and cold,
And that by druggists 1t 10 always sold,
For but quarter to young and old.
DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup.
A motherly puf-maneuvering mamma
(anxious that her daughters chief attrac-
ton should not escape the notice Of the
very eligible young man who is taking her
the daughter-down to supper). "Maria
Maria! Maria "'-"Yes, mamma" Ma
neuvering mamma (in loud whisper)
"Take your eyelashes out Of tangle, darl'
ing !'-Punch.
Spring goods have been received BY VIM.
O'Connor, at No. E. Third street. Gen.
tlemen's full suits made to order. Pants a
specially,
After giving Sandy certain directions
about kirk matters, the minister shifted
once or twice, and remarked: "Saunlers, ]
fear you have been tasting this morning"
"Dsed, sir" replied Sandy, with the coolest
efroctry, set off with droll glance Of his
brown eyes-'deed, sir, was just gain tc
observe thocht there was smell o speer.
Its amang US this morning."
The Morning herald., 1876-02-21
REGISTERS ORDER.
DEGISTER'S ORDER.

REGISTERS OFFICE.
New Castle County, Feb. 3rd, 1876.
Upon the application of Annie Grn2G' 1,'2
Executrix of John B. lIrnbb. late OF VII
mington Hundred in the said county, dc.
ceased; 1t IL ordered and directed ny the
Register that the ExecutriX aforesalu
give notice of the granting OF Lel'sIs
Testamentary uron the estate OF tlle @ &c,
ceased, with the date Of granting lhereoI ~
causing advertisements to be posted "lthiu
iorty days from the date Of such letters, IN
six of the most public places OF tht Gounio.
of New Castle, requiring al persons litsiho ~
demal. .ds against the estate to pleseit .ite
same or abide by an act OF Asse ENJOY .u
such case made and provided. ana uIso ~
canse the same to be inserted within tiIo
same period in the MORNING. HERALpI
a newspaper published in Wilmington, ,aI'
to be continued therein three "eeAs N','
Given under the hand and seal OF .9d o,1ice Z,
of the Register aforesaid, at New cas.'e, ,,,d ID
New Castle county aforesaid, the oay "'"
year above written. o. ,-,,srrp
NOTICE. .ao
All persons having claims agt.nstt gsnnt tno t
Eatate Of the deceased, must prestn. .no ,,
same dnlv attested, to- the ESecuilllN, ,na nn
or before Feb, Sd; 1877. or apiHe ,nJ ',JJ
Act of Assembly in such case 'i''@'' "'>
PROVIDED ANNIE GRUBD,
ExecutiriI.
Address, Wilmington Del. ,o,asveod.
The Morning herald., 1876-02-21
NEW ADyERTISEKExTS.

Furniture-Adair.
Or. bull's Cough syrup.
Nottre-Jos. L.. Carr entel.
Morris House-Chest>r, Pa.
Wanted--An energetic lady.
Latest STYLES cloths-Att'COn
Carpets, Oil Cloths, &c.-McBride.
Boots, shoes. slippers-0l Market 81
Wauted-Situationb by young man.
The Morning herald., 1876-02-21
ABOR EXCHANGE.

Men desiring work may register their
names with the Janitor Of the Delaware In
stitute Of Mechanic Arts, Southwest corner
oi Third and King st-:ats. OPEN EVERY
EVENING.
Persons desiring work done will ind
re.ister Of unemployed men al the above
place.
Applications by postal card. speci' 'ying
xipd Of work, etc, will receive attention.
ADDRESS THOMAS TURNER Janitor,
Delaware Institute ~ Mechanic Arts,
The Morning herald., 1876-02-21
.AMUSEDlENT6.
T7HIRTY.sIxTH ANNUAL RECEPTION


-Lf or THE
WASHINGTON s. Y. =. COMPANY, No. 7
will be held In the
GRAND OPERA HOUSE,
ON TUESDAY EVENING. FEB. q, 1915.
Tickets admitting e. gentleman and
lady, including supper, IS. For each addi-
tianal lady 8l.25. ,2
A hne plain gold ring will be placed in
one OF the ladies' programmes by dis1n-
terested person, and every lady who takes
part In the grand promenade will have a
chance to receive 1t. A Grand Operetic
Concert will. be given from to Q o'clock.
Grand Promenade at Q O'clock, sharp.
Rules Of order to be observed on the
evening Of the Reception:
LIST Carriages will set down, heads North
and take up heads South.
2nd The amplest possible provisions
have been made for the care ofhats, coats,
shawls, wraps, fnrs, etc.
8rd No Gentleman. will be admitted to
the dancing floor who has neglected to
visit the hat and coat room
4th Guests while promenading will be
kind enough not to touch the floral or
0 HI decorations.
sth supper will be furnished in the base
ment at II O'Clock, and the guests are par
ticularly requested not to remove any Of
the flowers from the tables.
]. H. GREENMAN, President.
e. II. SINGLES, Secretary.
janl4-eod-t t22
The Morning herald., 1876-02-21
CLOTHING.

Gus said Fred. how ia It you ------,- --,----z
" Are suoh ladies beau,
Iwish knew what could do
To make myself look 20. A
Inever see you on the street
But you look spruce and nice, etE
To looking pom you 10 . treat.
Pray give me your advice
Said Fred, II you would have success,
IN live or love, just call
For evermore, and gst your dress
At Liebsrman's Clothing Hall.
That IL the secret. will you pray tell,
For Lieberman's Clothing isrs all
made well,
Now is the tisae to buy clothing as we must
reduce stock to make preparations
for Spring, B76.
NATHAN LIEBERMAN,
MEMS, YOUTHS, 9 BO4S, .AND
!. @--..r..- :. .., ..-... .--..
cHlLDREN's CLOTHING HOUSE.
'g.n a.
8, E, CORNER FIFTH AND DMARH1TsrRrrTp,
WILMINGTON, DEL.
...---. ---.. ..
OUR BUSINESS RULE:
SIGNED CASE
GUARANTEE RETURNED.
The Morning herald., 1876-02-21
NOTICES.

N1OTICE,-THE HERALD IS FUR SALE
IN every morning from q O'Clock at the fol.
lowing places:
Kyans. l23 Market street.
Buffers, 40 Market Street.
Centennial News store, G|F Market street.
McKelveys. Ninth and Market sti eets.
Britt's, l07 West Eighth street.
Chases, New Castle.
Choate's, Newark.
Price one cent
The Morning herald., 1876-02-21
~ WE SOLICIT PArRoNAGE.~
COMMIT T z 4.

Mrs. A. D. Warner, Mrs. DR.. L. Kittinger,
Mrs. Joseph L. jackson, Mrs. D. W. TsyIor,
Mrs. Charles Blu tor, Mrs. William P.
Webb Mrs. Jonathan Taylor, Miss Sue W.
Rich. .rdson. Miss Belle P. sellers, Miss Sue
gle Hilles.
The Morning herald., 1876-02-21

Eoh SALE.-Lot OF nice cider barrels to
L. make room for oysters, apply ot VIZ ~
Sept.N tt 4O5 MhRKiLrr cr
The Morning herald., 1876-02-21
FOR RENT,

EOR RENT-House, Lot and Stable IN
Il townsend and B streets, over Third
street bridge, Wilmington. Apply 10
Ie2l-5t REYNOLDS & co,
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YOUNG LADIES' RELIEF SOCIETY.

The Bazaar will open in Room No 9, Ex.
change Build ng, Tuesday, Feb. 9th, and
continue three successive days fro m "a. r.
lcX.
The Morning herald., 1876-02-21

We invite the attention Of o0r lady
friends to our nice assortment OF ladies'
and childrens' garments, made by those
employed by the
The Morning herald., 1876-02-21
UWWWDH1KlollD<.
-rUyeN1IC1eE

1F1DHohDT 4 BUCHAAN,
The Morning herald., 1876-02-21
WANTS.

WaNTED-By young man - 49,
w habits a situation IN a stopa VI steady
ne &c n make himselfgenerally usef,,ii. tri Where
y. IeoI7tf THIS OFFfaIpPRlv
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certified COPY OF uaiocsted balance certificate No.
1870. issued BY Jacob Kuechler, Commissioner OF
General Land Once, May 81 IS 8, 20 John stubole-
field which certified copy was issued September y,
1874 in lieu Of ORIGINAL for the purpose Of locating
balance 4I355TS square Of iaRd-l u not heard
from in Dineiy days application will be made Tor
duplicate or other proper certificate ....,,,,,,
80 II r'nW. J. MONTGOMERY.
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Texas Politics.

The Goliad Guard favors State police.
The Waco Reporter favors the orgAniza-
ton of State police.
The Corpus Christi papers both favor
more stringent measures for the suppression
of crime.
That tasteful paper, the Cuero Star, says
it is for Stockdale for the Senate, first, last
aud all the time.
The stock law voted on last Saturday at
Mckinney, Piano and Decatur was defeated
by thirty-seven votes.
Boyd of the North TGnaR endorses Han
cock for the United States Senate. record
and all, body and soul, in season snd out.
The BoDhsm EHtegpriSs calls it going the
whole hog"
The Denton Rscletr's head is entirely level
when IL SSys that when Coke is in the SEN
ate anu Hubbard Governor, then each OF
these men will be in even more appropriate
positions than they now occupy
The San Saba Noes says ''Hon John Ire
land is gaining strength every day in the
Senatorial contest. Many of The leading
papers are urging his claims, and if the
wishes of the people are consulted he viii
be elected"
The newspapers at every town along the
railways from Bonham TO Austin noticed
the arrival aud departure OF the Senator
from the Fannia district. He seems To have
commanded unusual attention, not only be-
cause of his personal appearance and worth,
but because of the intelligence Of bis ex-
cellert constituency, certainly equal in taste
and elevated morals TO that Of any Senator
or Representative.
The Giddings TvSbaae proposes a consti-
tu,ional amendment giving the 5udgeso Of
the county court salaries instead OF faes Of
Gfiice- When poor man and u rich man
litigate, the fees are more surely collected
from the rich. The 7iri3sae thinks this
fact might influence the verdict. And then
the estates OF deceased persons might Be
kept in court longer than would be coed
for--the estate.