Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-01-06
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Prof ). H. s.e'ye' the lndepeh"eh' oo"e.'''
man from inc Atnperso Ooilese o's'''e' "
sohusetts' expresses h''nseh very p'~iur w"
schoo' question: u'o Spprehehu. s''"'n " '.'
fapAl power @e' AS PA'' Vi WIZ ''''''' '>"'
The Democratic writer In Eue'y Ereni"9 hnus
the process Of reconstruction "loatnsome.
This has been the general Judgment OF all VINO
saw with dismsy the results OF tho war, ana
who rebelled anew ~ they SAW the urn ana lnr'
measures by which those results were made Sc
oure and permanent.
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the three Democratic Eastern States OF New
York, New Jersey, and Connecticut. VIII eject
tho President" Tbs IL the Centennial pros
poet. eh "The scuth' to rule onoe more oy
standing united. snd securing the DIVISION OF
the North? Can this be done, III 1875
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cent piece OF moral teschihS' -lp's' nuo'
stantially, 10 what We nave heafd sa'u ny NUM-
Der OF those who heard Nr. liltoh' i"s' ffioas
evening. A shadow behind ms words seemeu 10
cloud ths verbal beauty OF tho Lecture ana
weaken ita whole effect.
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hall, and the horticultural building. Ihis,efect-
ed BY the ladies', VIII Do nanosome auul'ion "
the grand group, though comparatively i"eh'
peneive by tho side OF the largest OF them'
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It isa noteworthy fact in the Discussion O
" eorrupt carpet bag governments" and all tn,
kindred topics, that some of the most cordial
denoupoed administrative officers in the Soutl
were native and to the manner born. As al
instance OF this nav be particularly mentione,
Moses. OF south Carolina, whom Goyerno
Chamberlain refuses to commission as Judge
on,sat of tho war wss n noisy, offensive "se
os.bn Az /. nit.a,e contrast. the characte
an, .bi,it;es q, Governor Cbamberlain, -vh
hlApHncAL1ettf.
:, ,,rory Ma i, ia honorahle.
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MIR, smalley the Phiiadelphis correspondei
OF the New York Tribune has been talking wit
"a prominent Democratic Cougressman--on
tho hslf-dozen men who are expected to shaT
tho action Of the House, this Wintcr who j
wo ptesume, Mr.. Randall. That gentleman I'll
uree out 1872 electoral votes for the Democrat
candidate for President, the list embracing,
ss,, " avery one of the old Slave States, exec
eoi1th Carolina" and 1G4 for the Republic,
candidate. with tho following doubtful State
oopneoticut New York, New Jersey, Indian
California. and Oregon. making "A votes.
srcues that to succeed tive must have NJ
York. That il the essential thing, and it is fo
tn talk of making any nomination or platfoi
that vou,5 hazard the loss OF that State" '
eorclude that this means, undoubtedly, th
T,asp IL IN he tho candidate. according to \