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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-02-17

Wendell Phillips lecture In Phiadelphia, on
Thursday evening, is ridiculed unsparingly by
the pross Of that city, though there woro some
things about it calculated to make MS laugh.
For instance, the orator WAS introduced by Col.
Mcclure, who rat in the post Of prominence on
tho stage, while Wendell proceeded to insist
that the only man available for the Presidency
WAS tho present incumbent, and that the saliva
ton Of tho country lay in third term. This
while, Mcclure smiled sardonically behind his
moustsche, and wished himself in the Times Of
fee. Thon tho speaker proposed Frederick
Douglass for Vico Presidents good nomina-
tion-and went on at length describing tho out
RACES in the South which Mcclure totally disbe-
lievos in, or says he does.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-02-17
ThA AAAoSeonvtlso morrofs.
From ~ sassns Lsfte ~ n. L. 0sss n reply y Je6


NJ Davis says at u ad.aitssd that prison.
sss IN our hands were mot veil provided for ~
~ would have wished, but Il b claimed that ws
did ~ well - ws could" In this assumption
NJ. Davis gives ths Ne 70 hts own odiesrs and to
ons, Ds1t Ool. D. T. OhandsaF, made July &,
1854, 10 the Ounfedeezee 0sv19naAant, and which
contains mosk dGnihcant evt6enoe, to ahow 1t
Vss The policy Of the Couseaseatss 70 render
WORTHLESS q war material the 6sfenceless pris-
onsrs which Providsnce had sarovn into their
hands.
Col Chandler says "No shelter whatevsr OF
mAtasial for constructing any has boon provided
by tts prison authorities, and tho ground beang
entirely hare Of trees, nnoe 10 within reach OF
proasse hirasslf a. bssE he can, stretching bis
blanket On such stiaks - be oan procure"
Ths prisoners " are furnished With 20 limited
supply Of fuel that they are compelled to dig
with their hands in ahe Aithy marsh kefore
:a q &C., % e. eGa ,oos. si,a " .ass s .
cook their food" hi. vas accompanied
Isaiah whAss, from which l viii only
nots the statement "Ths lack Of barrack ao-
The .un during Dc day and = tho dew II night.
and h profile source q diseass." Now what
necessity sxistsd Of Withholding wood to cook
with, and shsltsr for the ssok and dying prison
en-, wheo within 100 fsst Of the prison there
~ virgin tcssst2 Ths psissG w s,ssassd IN
seainss The hsastisss I. Sbkl.. nnder which
Union psisonses fingered and died.
To furths. show that sesltss vas much
situated In southern laaeude, the cinAts OF
Andsssonvills showed wide variation Of tsol-
parature, ranging from 10 degrees 10 liz d.
grsss Fahraoheat In the shade. In ~ ysar 1884
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-02-17

They tell an Aneodote 1t Washington Of GER
tain Congressman who proclaimed that rigid
system OF economy must he praetised, ~ the
various failures here, there, and everywhere,
had dwsrfed the amount Of his annual income.
"But what am to do for party drsssss2 2" asked
the anxious wife. leave that matter to mo, my
dear, and will arrange Il to your satisfaction"
sooaingly replied the Legislator. Calling In no
porter, ,hs set before him tempting array OF edi
bles, with vino enough to send warmth through
his veins and generous throbs to his heart
want TO employ you 70 describe my wife's dress.
e. this winter, Or rather, she will describe them
and you can insert tho descriptions In your vazi'
ous papers. Here's ton dollars for your trouble
] and seat ct our table whom you're hungry.
snch gorgeonsness ~ was only known TO Solo
mon in al his glory. Yet her wardrobe "A OK
ceedinkly cir00m1eribed.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-02-17
Rcverdy Jehnson's Death.
SUDDEN ENDING OF AN EMINxff CARkkH-ACci.
DENTAL FALL. At TIE aovRRNoRs MANSION, At
ANNAPoIls. .'

=. -.-.,..,.,, ,.,vv,- .oc,.
suDDEN khpiNa or nna.cn,s An ~.~s,or A.
.vs.po,,a -
s,seial Di.o,,,ch to the. Balti,nors A~ssriasm
r... p.,,~,..z IN a an p M-rha c;tv
n.AAi''Aa' .-... 80
OF Annapolis mas just peeh a@souhoou III"
Rricyed by the announcement that Hon. Rover
a, Iohr.or v.a ,onra daad this evening at Bic
Z, W." .,'a -. .a,o;,,;v,. ~. Gov.
ociock' lying LII 'he sioui"s s"'o'nAe
ernor's mansion. Mr.. johnson had visited An
napolis in connection with professional business
49,. .,,. co,,. a, Apna.Is. He arrived In An
psioie tne jour Vi Appos.a' "o
napolis yesterday, and at the Mvltation OF doV-
eruor Carroll took up his residence ut the 0uber-
material Mansion Tor the time OF nus etAy, 40,
dAy Governor o , 'sn,.si.',,,a,, =, uen.4 nm
sna Aunoei VI os"0' s'"'''1'0A- ~ '''' --'
~ oihnof' .v..~ rsr., .a
A 'onN'.s va ~ m ~
full Of humor, and enlivened tho table win his
anecdotes. Al the close OF the fepest, Govern
or Carroll escorted him into the pafiors me 70
mainder OF the company staying IN tine oAnln8-
room, where the Governor rstured, ano aiter
half an hour or more, while he was taxing ano
smoking with his guests, one OF ne eofvanU
called him out OF the room and TOLD MN tnAt
Mr. johnson was lying OUT Ill Sno y~su v" WIG
stones.
Governor Carroll immediately went out IN tne
yard and found him lying dead upon tne Rrouna !.
The body was found 1t about =. 10 L. a., ana "
| is supposed that It must have lain about half an
hour before being discovered.
| THERE WERE LARGE WOUNDS
| ,,,, .;a. =, Tho ,or.ha.d ara ssoa the
on si1 .snt ,a.aa s-o,,, t,,. so-shssd 10 the
shuii pe.hs s..,or - IL iast hsnJ disloca ~.
| eyI,. H.. 80 Ma .na tha knae cars vere oui
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-02-17
Frem no,aen eo Washingson.

ARRANaEMKNrs 1oR TEE TAnouaH ROUTE CON-
PLxrsD-TRAINs TO BE0IN RUNNING ABOUT
ArnIL SAD.
Arrangements were completed yesterday for
Boston, Phllaaslphia, and Washington without
o. or s6out April 8. The .olnins snprss.
win leave Boston At O'Clock, and
vertins the present g. 80 r. NJ. train bsswesn
Philsdelphia and Wilmington iEts fast line;
Tho evening express vii leave Boston q
O'CLOCK and reach Philadelphia about . O'Clock
the following morning, connecting with the fast
early morning mail -
Each train will have ts Pullman drawing-room
or sleeping cars for those who may doaire
such Recommendations. Tho trip Of the steam
or Maryland between the Harlem Nve'
utes, and on the upper deck there will bs arst
class restaurant. Cars are now being built OK
pressly to run through Oh tho new routs.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-02-17
passage 81 she Osnssnansl Dill.

Tho CentsnniAl bill passsd the 6suats, Rd
day, by . vote Of Al % ID. OF these voting
for the bill thirty were Republicans and eleven
DemocrAta- The nays were, Rspublieana
four. and Democrats slsvsn, The Democratic
vote for and against the bill bsiug exActiy the
sans. OF the New England asaasoss, We'd
leigh, Of New.HampahiTe, ard Eaton, Of Con-
aware, Maryland, North Carolina, Georgia, Ala.
bAma, Mississippi, Texaa, Ohio, and Wlsconain,
each gave ono negative votA. West Virginia
Tennessee, Kentucky, and Missouri, were anan
iuously against the bill. Both Rsnaton from
VirginiA Voted against the bill
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-02-17
pAyIys WRErCHKD DEFENCE OF ANDER-
ROHVILLE.

Al Ne al int nNIa
H. ~ IN h'h'''' MI D'."o '"''a
ssa LAWS r''oi's 'o'.0i'"e ~ -. ,'.
ceesaan'y' iot crushing s'py. ~. -. ~
nsa0o "'oss 'n.psuuo'. 'sop 'A.
oisoussoh' ma h's io''o1 40 "o'nA''s .
'eas '.An cu',' ..,' " - a,AN...s. A.. nsner,,
n'ns 'au "o. A.. .o,,,. =,
saojec' o' s''o .o'~.,oA, 0'sN.eA S.ao..;o,, -,
'Ae No''' snu ooa.A ao - go.
every ono u 'hA' '.' ui's'o"' .o~. :" ),
tioha sso ho' oA'ou'~'o" ..,'-
peace. ae ooos HUI oo""'"iA '..e
either Secuoh' ne may
doubtless doeS' inc 'eonns .. many VI W.
peniteht nhrecohs'ruceu' Wv no uoo' NV
cannot exercise par'.o,e Vi iAso,so'o "
over those eiemohts WHICH Aio "'" ''A"'''s w
national FUSION anu hsfnaons' A.
On the suDleot OF Tue 'fos''no.As y. o
prisoners ~ AhuerSohViiie-shu o'"o. p
pens might slso DO ihciuded-ho'n'he an' Law. !.
says bears with any foroe upon 'he suu!eos' IIN wv.
there is nothing that he can say 10 uo'.el n's
case. How our mon were troaseo oy mnaef A,.1
wirz, with tho knowledge ana appr'Vs.-n"S "
tho managoment-of Seh DAVIS, consa'a.os JUG
Of tho most frightful chapters IN tho history o'
modeFh "n''s' s'u "e .o. ~S ~ 49, ,,r,.ors,
""o' -~''~ '~'S
in hlH hands were no. 30 ~e', 'Aiou 80, W. ~ ~ ~
should have boon or AZ no ~o"io n"'o 'o'n"" "
they were ~ VOL stoe'eu ~o ~
sources OF TIC feoeiiioh ~o"'. poinA'
ho faisiiies tho case IN 90 Aosu.u Ahu p~'ens
manner that he Will 10 crushod w "o s."p''
statement OF feW faots. 1ne s.ockaae ~ an
dersonVillo was absolutely Dare OF snsae' Ai' vi
men suffered horrible tortures IN .ho sui' "
oil around WAS tho pine Forest Ana 'he e.ees ~.
stood in tile stookado had oeen' w'tn needless UT
city, cut down. Them although wooa .Doun.s -.
in those forests 30 near =. hai'a' II was nos ="
nisl,ed to the fAmshea prsoners - ooon ;,,.o s :,
food. They aug Win 'he'r nnseie s'op n'1 y, =.
ground whore thes weto ,mlrison.u' ~ s'A ~. :.
very roots and npfes OF tho '00s 'n>s ~" s'"s
there, In order 70 Aina'o nlv s'sn .no'
Aks"' t'Ao "S~ ,.,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-02-17
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
TharA street. DriAge.
Ar91IoAr1oN 10 TEE LEVY oouRr yoR TEE ~
FUNDING OF TEE e18,000. aIvRN By PnIvArB
RABTTDD,

Ar9fIoAT1oN 10 TIE LEVY oouRT FOE TEE ~
FUNDING OF TEE e18,000. aIvRN By PnIvArB
PARTIES.
Cbrrssponds~es Of tAs CSwm~eisl
NEW OAsTL3, DEL, Feb. Q.
In the Lsvy Court, 10 day, Mr.. Jackson, Of New
Castle hundred, presented the following pream-
ble and resolutions -
wHERsAs, The General Assembly Of the
State Of Delaware, recognising the necessity
for pablo bridge. over the Christisna river, e
Or near the foot OF Third street, in the city of
Wilmington, duly authorized tho Levy Court
Of New Castle county 10 build tho same and
maintain 1t ~ public bridge and highway; and
Wz8RRAs, The Levy Court had mot, at the
time, suficisnt funds 70 DO sald work, and 70 in
bridge, certain private citizens agreed to Nd
vance, and did advance, the aggregate sum Of
el8, 900. % towards tho immediate erection Of
said bridge, and should It appea. to be public
the said sum % advanced should be refunded
wniazAa. 1t has been fully denonstEAted that
The said bridge IL public necessity and high
citizens have psihonsd 70 tho Levy Court 70
have aid money refunded 70 than, which pees-
ton 10 also signed BY large number Of the most
substantial and Intelligent taxpayers and cdh-
inabuzsensut ~ msaSuroos Justice and equisyi
Re.nIre<, N4,.% xt. occ,r<v tv>>.,,r>r t,a and ha
l. hsssS~ .,,.s,ss,.sS saS d,sSc4.S - r.v rntn
LS~ Asess..sc. 4s-. III ~ .n~ - All dM GO
1thss hsin| ~ snm slsvsssed a nSrrsssN.
Sittnat inSsrsst to fsfn,,S n sesd A.fiseos ~
smount rasnscf3yalv advsnosd bv ti,tm Ia ead
nnhIic nn,,.as~' III Ybsin~ ~ nsrs1m narsea -
tha ~ ytioa ss,t3siSA ID ssd fund - IN prous<
psssen r rsosive snd distribsts ~ ssaus,
a petiim sirnsd by usnv of ~ most ipaueo.
Hal eieiaena AZ IN county ~ flen Rad nahinR
thss fi,a i1la GoD ~ rsfmndad Fl eIso the foIloV
III 49, frnm a. a. Iobdet. Esa.;
h. y-n
AoS~ As0v o's'
a pseiaaon has been presented 70 you Agned by
ehs parties who paid el, 500 toward tho building
Of The bridge acroas tho ChT1stana, at Third H.,
and many other oitAsua. ashing that you refund
70 those PARTIES the amount reAd BY them II
ths Request were NOS JOSS ana prepery or u
were The only party inte.e.eed, would not now
trouble yo1 with any seassmene: TINS nnoee
was not built solely TOR the bensht Of those who
owned property near the point where u 10 10
pSs ~ o' oesps y, .,,as ~. G,-;J ~
s.v ~" ~. ~ -. 81 ~ ~. 49,, ~. oZn.d
~ =, s.,S;-;ss& - ~ ria - .;-Lt ...~. n,
~. a..ss. s;xS ~. Ts.s.s .t-.s* TY.rs v.s
~ 1911 49, xEn Ls ATH Woses. - - ~ s,o~.,.
S ~ Hsw.wFo.s ~ ~ ~ .; -" =.
~ nye s W ~ "...- sos" oi.s 49, VI -. =,
~ ssss. Hss" NV. .n ~ n.ts s. ,,,o..
- 1sS:.a AZ n. ."Vrs w. r,.~, ~ vbo,o
W. s,e ..s&.S ~ !. -. s ,v,,,sd;ot. -. w
~ W ess EsSes
| 70 k9t M 8CN tQ9 Ao8lDA0SQk0 8ut1Ots
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-02-17

The Maryland Houss Of Delegates has COM
Eitees investigating the p, w., and B. Railroad,
on charg- Of making freight Determinations
against Baltimore Yesterday. President Hinck-
10y, Enoch Pratt, Esq, Vice President, H. r.
Kennoy, General Manager, and Hon. Thomas
Donaldson, counsel Of the road, were present q
Annapolis, to answer to tho inquiries
OF ths committss. Very little progress
vas made. Mr.. Hinckley admitted on the par,
Of the company that seeming discrepanciss in
their rates existed. which they held were mot.
however, discriminA&aons, aud would 10 aakas-
faotorily denoostrAse 70 The committee. tol
inseanos, On freight coming up the East.
srn Shore Rairoad the same rates were charged
from Wilmington to Baltimore, distance Of
some aixty-six miles, - from Wilmington te
Philadelphia, only twenty eight miles: The no.
csasity OF retaining the Baltimore trade was the
reason for this Arrangement.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-02-17

Somebody writes to the N. Y. Tribune that
he does not wish renewal Of his subscription
in case that paper intends to support Ar. Blaine
for President. The editor oonoludes m artaola
In response - follows:
"Whom ws shall support in the campaign "
do mot vet know. It will bs that man who besl
represents the principles Of just govsgnmsnt I'd.
miniseEativs reform, and houssty In The nation
Il finances Of which tho Tribune has uniformly
bseu the advocate. Perhaps Il will bs no one O
thoae who arc now scrambilng for the nomina-
don. We purpose waiting 70 $50 what sort o
platforms the two parties nAks and whom the.
salsot 10 stand on them. Meanwhile No reaaii
sntirsly independent When we make our ohoio
We do not intend that there ehall b any doub
| In ths public mind what ths ohoIos H."
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-02-17
W0OeA A0a Won.
rur Road 10 YArHxR's HEARr-How YouNd
~ NAM COT A WIFE. h- '"- =.

1hb noAo AV . HAsNe@s I'll =.
HAA COT WIFE ~,
[From the Plstsburg LeAder.] III
Jaoob Bliyans il young man who lived In A.
sD -. III, q, ,ov. With Ams,,a
iegheoy; no "As os's !" ~ -,---"...
3, and Amelia vas 'a'd % ,o.,y a .es,p,eo..s :.
sne ~ S to Sbsosch tic subject to Ameliss father,
to o vsets NJ before, leaving Jake hAndsome leg
arv The voupp man, with Amelia on his arm,
osma into ne awful presence Of the father.
% Hord evening, MI, s." said Blivens, hes
,t.t,nrIv- vhile Hmelis grew scarlet. b ....
q Rk i" sxelaiuaoil the old Rentlaman, looking
80 - t,s n,onhetio soul teiIing him what was
csr,m.inw. : III ~ ~ f'.a
!" ~, Amaiis % and me-" ..-..
uAmaiis- :" intarrupted the old man, 'By dAd
how l,e Young dogs do get familiar on abort 40
:Vss n. b,,t thinss have changed since last
| ...t m.s;d RNvsua. hnldIy. san we've come TO
~ vonr consent-"
| ,.jySshciin.I vrakch--r" n."r
Amaiis hera oou.uaauced her part ly stopping
/ IN. old men's mouth vith . kiss, ''Youf CON
sent." Continued BHvens, taking Amelia BY tls
han1 and kpesIipa Il ~ stssn parents feet
H. hs ioIned N lie bopds Of" 7-,
Sps,Sio;ons oaiti6 Ont OF INV house |" oried
NJ e.. Viidlv. "D'ye think my daughter
.h.,, n,.rrx = bes9srY'
"11h Inns Mold M 4 mjnute; you cit mad q eas,
th.t noSoiv esn tsli you notaiin," said poor Bliv
~. "Nv uncle Jiod"-
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-02-17
First Love,

A Waahington gentleman argued tho other
day 70 lsdy thai love pEooeeded from the
stomach. He said what Ne call drst love was
only . ssnsAtion that was aroused BY bis meet
. oouditlon pgcpitious 10 such . 6egtamsnA Tho
LADY remembered this conversation when this
saziso gsutlsman AStaGward made quite . senti.
mental confession 70 hee Of his admiration, and
not understanding her silence, asked, what a.
you think Of that2" "Oh," said abe, II think II
q ~ Attack OF stomach acho" This reeort %
injured his digestion that he he's had dyspspsis
ever aimee, -
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-02-17

Blaine and his hackers may deny IL - much ~
tbsy please, it Ia the fast that nany Of the Con
fedsssts prisoner u Fert Delaware wsee starved,
ard men are nov living who talked Of IL u tbs
time, - IL they knew V personally.
when Confederate psfsonsss wore brought
through this city In ths cara, looking - II they
had BEEN starved, gentleman wore forbid 70
spesk to them, and cured - reeels and traitors
snd thrsatensd. IL they offered them oaks, .
elass Of watsr,0r psce OF bread sat Evssy-
body Who remsmbsrs The tsEEoss OF those days
reaasnbsn aiso ths scaadalous conduct Of ths
1adicAls.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-02-17

30 far a. observation can reach, the peach
crop is still safe. The late spoil undoubtedly
killed OF many Of tho germs which had devel-
oped we'll on towards the period Of bloom, but
this, wo arc told, is 3 common occurrence. 1t
happened, last year, and yet tho largest crop ma
turod which was ever known. Previous indioa-
tions certainly do not warrant any expectation
that the crop will be failure, and while 1t will
be impossible for the yield to be equal to that
OF 1876, it may sufficiently approximate it to DO.
come tho second largest yet grown.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-02-17
TIE President Personally AgEvaeved.
Slpeeial Dts1asek 70 tAs PAMadd. Tnses.

ApseSsl D1spdlck 70 tke IAiIada. Tnses.
WAsznoroH, February 10.-The President in
conversation with friend to-day complained
that he had besn grossly misrepressnted in con-
nee&ion with the whiskey fraud trials. He denied
that any rupture Of friendly rslataons has oc-
aid that whom the history Of these prosecutions
10 made public IL will be demonstrated that he
has used every means u his command to assist
he bringing Of guilty parties TO punishment.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-02-17
The Levvos AppeinsAeAt.

pR, 4. =. BUXTON APPOINTED DRPuTY At THAT
FORT.
Recent changes in the customs service at
Leves have now eventuAted In the removal OF
Joahua q. Burton, who has recently been acting
q deputy At that port. and the appointment OF
his son, Dr. Hiram n. Burton. The appoint
ment was made Wednesday BY the Treasury De-
pArtment. DR.. Burton 10 believed to be very
competent person, and the discrimination Of tho
Deuextmenf 10 that the 0overnmsnt's interests
A The Bzaakwatsr shall be carefully protected.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-02-17

The death Of ReverAy johnson, announced
on Friday, caused everywhere apainful shock
He waa genial, alert; honest, able "gentleman'
Of the old school" ;;He:reprosented some Of tho
best principles that ear statesmanshp has de-
veloped-An ardent public spirit, sincere de-
vo,ion to the unity Of the Republic, and ciean
handed superiority to sordid aud dirty motives
He was . great lawyer, and deservedly hold
rank with men like Choate, Webuter, Meredith.
and others.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-02-17
DEL, THURSDAY

II. n %, at he N. W. corner Of 9Th and Market
strse>s will be . great business acoomxnoda-
tion. The nsishbofhood q lively oos, and
the tuoma chosen are we'll suited to the pur-
POSE, IuDKx.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-02-17

The agents OF tho European steamship lines
in Now York are pretty uniformly Of tho
opinion that the Centennial will not cause
very large increase Of foreign travel. or
course t,ore will bo more people than usual
coming hither, but tho additional numhsg Ia not
estimated It very high figures, whilo isfs agreed
that many Amencans wills not go out. who
otherwise would do 90, ,>esing kept At hsmo by
tho (6ntannlAl.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-02-17
MISCELLANEOUS.
nanslsssa's ssssig.aals..


TIE oDrruAaY Houos N ras TnIsuns ooavron
HM-MA n0aAzscHn FAcAFf AozsoN.
apsesai DtpsseA b N Nss Ysvk 1tsssas.
wAsmxo7on, Feb. 1l.-Yatsrday xr. Horfi-
son, Ohairmaa Of tho Ho1se Ways anA Means
Oommitaas. aoosptsd The rsaignataon Of DR.. J..
r. Hamblston, clerk Of that Oossmitsss. The
friends Of Mr.. Morrison sAy thAs NJ. Hanbse-
ton was not ss!soesd oy bin, bsf vas a sRposntsd x
Morrison srst beard tie seosy about Dr;
Hambletoa's having na1asd biz child
John wilkes Bsos6, he inquired of him
about Il bat Hanblseo0 aanted the
story. He dseisd Y as%n vhsn - N!ssns .
publishsd, aad lt was not until the arrival hsee
Of yesterdays 1rttntns, the OhAirmAn's frisnds
say, that Mr. Morrison bad sean any proof that
HambIstnn had not told the truth. 4r. Ham
blsto0 bad several week. aRo Offered his resaGna-
nary notice yesterday. Mr. Aos!ison informed
him Of its aoosptancs. BpsAkse Kerr, on bsing
shown tho sasne svidsnos, 10 said 10 have sx-
pressed In very strong terms bis abaosrsnos Of
such IN ACk. ~
HOW HAMBL1foN WAS CONVICTED.
Tho Tribune convicted Hamblseon Of falify.
ing, when he said the child Waa mover named
Booth, and that was no part of his name By ~.
publiahing the following notics OF the death, -
y appssssd In ui> washasston Patriot. on July
= aAs.iszon.-A. .h. S.x.a.s, nol.,. Web.
ingtou, D. q, On the morning Of July ., 1e71. Il
10 minutes past seven, OF inflammation OF the
bralns, John VI. b HAmhston, aged yeaE1. .
months, and II days, youngest son OF Jsmss r.
and Martha Hambleton, Of Atlanta, Ga.
ABLAoKxAnza, sr1 AND snuaoLn
u [From the n. 7. Tfibans, Feb. 1Al
The naming Of his child sitter the assasein Of
h-- = H., S.<Skk kk,In nrmI0 ri
newly appointed clerk Of the Oommittss Of Ways
and Means, whom ths 1ribxNs has just driven
ont Of the once, which Illustrated hie
despioable character. Below will be found
summary Of ample evidence that In
186060 he was systsmAttcAlly Engaged IN
blackmAiling New York merchants BY means OF .
secession paper published at Atlanta, Georgia ;
that aSter being arrested - q. spy and kept .
prisoner In Fort Lafayette In this city In 1855.
he obtainsd parole Of honor BY taking the oath
Of allegiance TO the United Btates, snd tm-
mediasely aftsrwaEd was captured while on
deavoring to snusgls goods into the rebel lines.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-02-17
AyQCH1e on11Hnesss.sNr. III
Npsssal raq'oNsds'scs o) LAs CO'~,R " stpR

I do mot think the peach buds are ssriouRly
hurt. There appears to be considerabie mum
Of "black." or dead, germs, but such ase Al
ways 70 be found. Last year, when there was
think the buds aro apparently more injured now
than they were. last year. Not mnch can be
said positively about tho extent OF the injury
done until after the middle Of June. w.