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

D.
The warm weather has started the plowa.
The peach buds have advanced well on to-
ward bloom, but no spprehensions are yet felt
for their safety.
Rev. 7. +. Haynes who has been rick for
several days. il improving.
The country Is being secured by chicken
thieves, And some OF the farmers have lost
almost all their poultry. Chickens have he.
come 10 scarce that they call scarcely be held
VI any price.
The Presbyterian Sabbath school will hold
their anniversary on the 22d.
The NJ. 4. protracted meeting has closed, on
account OF the sickness Of the pastor, There
is said to have been 40 converts, who have gen.
orally Joined the church.
Fnrs are down In price. There seems TO BE-
no demand. Mr.. williamson caught 2l3 musk
rats from the 18th Of December 10 the 25th OF
January. Frank,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-02-17
The Finance Vote.

We cannot discover any evidence Of increas-
ing strength on the Democratic side Of the
House In favor Of " Hard Money" The World
has still many unconverted persons TO wrestle
with 1t Washington. On Monday, Mr.. Hale.
Of Maine, brought forward . resolution in
favor Of prompt measures looking to the
resumption Of specie payments, and
very few Democrats voted for It. In fact the re-
solution only received w votes in It's favor, while
1877 were recorded against it. This IL not en-
couraging to either Republican or Democrats
who are on the right side Of the question. We
may hope that it does not fairly represent the
state Of public opinion, although We cannot for
get how close the contest WAS in Ohio last fall,
when the ISSUE was distinctly raised, and by
what dangerously small maj orty the cause Of
honest finance triumphed. No one need suppose
that the task before the Republican party this
year is bit too easy.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-02-17
Whae massekes TheV MAKE.

Many man lives with . woman half o life-
ams without ever suapectins that tho wife Of
bis bosom has really forgotten more than hs
ever knew. Many carpet knight, who plumss
himself upon his wonderful skill In smashing
hearts, 10 being mentally measured and iutellsc-
tualiy turned inside out by tho smiling girls
whom he thinks be Is captivating. Many vet-
feeling proudly conscious Of having made pro.
found Impression upon the susceptible soul Of
the belle who has endured HIM for an evening.
would be wonderfully enlightened, il not ediasd,
could he hear tho aigh Of relief which ESCAPED
her s iips when the olsns Of the door aa1poncsd
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-02-17

mn. 1xuo1 AID SOUTHERN POLITICS.

HI. 1HUQ8 AID 00UTAEkM fUL1TlV9.
Tue outbreak Of the oolored U. 8. Senator,
Nr. Bruce, Of Mississippi. in the executive sef-
aaon, last Thursday, 10 vAriously represented by
the Washington correspondents. According to
some, Mr.. B. grew very vehement, while tho 90
counts OF others describe him - simply utå
. " lamsntatios. over the dtuatien Of ths COL
ored people in the South. But 1t 10 Agreed that
he complained Of the President, and charged
that the latter had mot extended complets pro-
lection to the Southern blacks.
1t 10 not very surprising, however unfair, to
find this complaint In Mr.. Bruos's mouth. For the
unquestionable list Of wrongs and outragss done
the Republicans Of the South 10 proof that tho
protection Afforded them by tho General Gov
eminent has been far from complete Though
the administration has been charged with undue
interference in Southern Affairs, and the changes
runs upon this charge till they became mono
tonous, yet, In fact, the President has often
hesitAsed when asked to use the
power Of tho General Government In affecting
tho Southern situation. Tho ory Of dsrision, 70
successfully raised Throughout the North, agaipst
any recitation of the hardships and wrongs en-
dured by Republican votes in the South, had il
effect in dulling the pterest Of the people In
their behalf, and unldDs President Grant had run
counter to tho force Of tho Northern public opin-
ion, he could not do Otherwise than proceed very
carefully when asked to interpose in the psliti-
cal differences at the South. stT ir.
But the cause Of al the trouble Lies deeper
than We have here indicated. It began Ia the
failure, when reconstruction began, to engage in
1t those Southern white men Of position, intellL
gence, and ability who were sincerely recon
structed," and who were ready to join, in good
faith, in organising . national party ct tho
South. There were such mon, and very mod
erato degree Of concession 10 their wishes, and
recognition Of their claims, would haye
brought them 10 heartily to the support
of the Republican organization that they
could have been relied on to SEQ fair
play done the colored people. With them, the
Republican party At the South would have had
such moral back bone ~ none Of the class of
dishonest adventursra. who traded on the color
ed vote, and found their own profit in foment.
ing outrases,' could give 1t. To such men
Mr. Bruce now proposes to turn, but unfortu-
nately the time for doing SO is far from being 20
favorable as it was six or seven years ago. They
have now either yielded to other views, or have
been put out Of sight, politically, by the fire.
eating class.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-02-17
The LoaissAna Question.
PROBABLE ooNoLUsIoN OF THE POLITICAL DrsruR-
BAhokS IN THAT STATE.
Special Dispateh to tAs E.v York Ttwes

BAhoEs IN THAT STATE.
Special Dsspateh to tAs E.v York Ttwes
WASHINGTON, Feb. Is.
Private information has been received here
to-day. by telegraph from New Orleans, which
gives the hope that the schemes Of tho last
ditohers to reopen the political disturbances In
Louisiana are not to succeed. Since the meet
ing Of the Democratic State Convention, about
the time that Congress- assembled, there
have been constant attempts to embroil the
State in fresh feuds, and the only restraint has
been the Wheeler compromise, to which the
Democrats had given their assent, and by
which the last ditohers are somewhat
bound, in spite OF themselves. Every
time proposition has been made to
impeach Kellogg, or do some other unjustif-
able political act, the Wheeler compromise has
been brought forward, and the most urgent
appeals hafe gone down from Northern Demo-
These appbala have had great influence, and 1t
IL now believed that serious attempts to over
throw the 'existing order are At An end. The
agreement deliberately made they now see has
plsced them IN such . position, relatively to the
Kellogg Government, that the Federal authorities
will have full and undenisble right to suppress
by force any violence which may be done against
it Peace will probably continue, and all but .
few Of the worst political elements in the State
and In the country will be greatly pleased to
have it 70,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-02-17
The Advisory CoanclI.

The PlynAouth Church Advisory Council met
Tuesday. OF the 172 churches invited to take
part lS2 have sent delegations, and the decision
Of si1 or eight others IL NOT yot known. Nj,
Beecher delivered an address Of welcome. Rev.
Leonard Bacon, Of New Haven, was elected
Moderator, and in brief address said
the Council was limited in iA pow
err to determining II Plymouth Church,
during it, troubles arising ont Of the great scam
dal, bad aoted justly, and how 1t should be ad-
vissd to deal with the same questions in the fu-
tire. The Council had no power to put Mr..
b acher or the church on trial. Mr. ,echer after
the Council was fully organized made . state
ment OF the case Of the church on behalf Of the
Committee appointed for that purpose.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-02-17

The Bar Association of New York discussed,
On Monday, resolution recently proposed re-
curing the Legislature 10 enact law compelling
law school graduates to indulge In further study
in lawudacss. Among the speakers Was Elihu
Root, Who said the great curse Ct tho Bar was
not bscauss Of any eruption from the
law schools Of educated gentlemen with
theorstic ideas but because Of Q lot Of petty
Edckstsfs-" shystsre," - they are called-who
were spawned out, men knew not whence. Prot.
d. B. Jacques, from the Law School of the Uni.
vees!ty, showed that the great increase In the
number Of lawyers came from the mon employ
ed IN tho law odaoss, and not from law school
Rrnduates =. 0T-77T ! ~ I'D -
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-02-17
A Reener K1lls HIS Chils.

At Walton, Delaware county. New York, on
Friday last, man named Noon, who had fol-
lowed his runaway wife from Hancock, failing
to induce her 70 return, took their child, sixteen
months old, from hsr arms 70 kiss IL good bye,
when he ran away With It and foil down an en-
bankment, distance Of 20 feet He arose and
threw the child into the Delaware River. He
says the child was killed by the fall and he threw
with il. He claimsshe had no intention Of kill
ing the child. Hs Wa arrested.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-02-17
Locking up she Vault.

The Lawrence (Aasa,l Americas says
The locks on the new Essex savings bank
vanlts arc 70 arranged aud the keys 20 DIS
tztbutsd, that the assistance Of three PERSONS
keys. 10 required to obtain accsss 70 The intefior
Of tho vault, after which there 10 still the
bnrglAr-proof steel safe. Another banking In.
statution in the city adopted. tho prsoaadon,
some time ago. Of dsposfting one OF its vault
keys It The police-staton Whenever the bank
was closed" T7'
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-02-17
The Responsibility fer Ham b,e,en.

1t is generally understood in Warrington that
Dr. Hambleton WAS appointed Ways and Means
clerk At the request Of Mr.. Kerr, and that while
he was not selected by Mr.. Morrison, the latter
him, even after he found that he
not especially fitted to oil the place to which
he had been appointed Ben Hill, although
pleased to have = Georgian. could not oonscien-
tously recommend him. Mr.. Kerrs friendship
WAS received through favors which HAmbleton
had done him in the 6peakership contest
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-02-17
wedding Parry on street PARADE.

At Baltimore, on Sunday afternoon, the novel
spectacle Of = street parade by . wedding party
was presented. The party, which was composed
Of young bride aud groom, with bridesmaid
and gooomman, walked half mile 10 church,
whore the ceremony was performed. The bride
wore blue dress and the bridesmaid one OF tan
color, and each had long white wells reaching
from tho back Of the head 10 the ground They
also wore handsome head wreafhs of Aower:.
The groom and groomsmAu were dressed In
black clothes and wore white hid gloves.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-02-17

A htaas WORK On "Moassa palniaAy" beines
sussthsr . lAsxs ansans q sanaiag gsssip, M
~ cannot ~ Asw nVeaypa ha)isva II n, Tne,
pazsoo Wis ~ eassj>lt 4 ~ NAiss,
burrows, hnsA ~ hoilo1s tAs hax SSn b
he 70 tall fosfssst u vs'l q - ~ nsdseh
Il ;As pain Of ~ had b isoe, "a q ~.
gs,s Vol psopstsssd, sssi. ~ .ofA ~ -
shangsabis, and givsn 70 thsas and vios
II ths haods b hollow, solid, and veil Knit in
tas Joints. u gssdiets long hse, boz over
thvaRsA, tAsn & Sseo1s q sAess hfA
0bssrvs he AnRee Ct Msaeusk-&has b, ths
little Anger II the end Of Il sxcesds The Joint Of
TIE ring Anger, suah man viii rule IN IL own
house and his wife viii b pleasant and obs
dent % him bue n Il b skpst and does not
reasa ths Joint b VII hsvs q shrsv, and abe
Dsyed naih sAox he pssssa - b tsaleaA
fearful. bot OF gentle nature.
Marrow nai1s ds0oee The pszssn 10 b Inclined
70 mischief And 10 do injury 10 his nsighboes.
Long malta, show person 70 b good nasursd,
hus d.aasesul, md cvins rsoouaiiation rushsf
Ob'iqus nails signify dsesis md want II oour-
aSe. W afi hd' q go 40, N'Ne l
Little round uaih denotes ohstauaoy, ansss, md
FIeehy nail. ahow psssoa 70 b mild IN tsa-
Per, idle md lazy. Hia "a
II they are crooked u the extremity, they
show pride and hseceasss. .,H
Pale and black .nalla denote Q person 70 b.
very decsttfui 10 bis nsishbor, md subject 70
many diseassA
Red and marked nails signify cholsric and
martial nature, givsa 10 eFuslty and ~ many
little marks ~ there ars speak 20 many evil DE-
| aires. I.U g. !
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-02-17

ORGANIZATION OF LOCAL INSTITUTE FOR BALTI-
MORE AND DAGsBoRo' RUNDRkDs
.s Correspondence Of the COMMERCIAL


NOPE AND DAGsBoRo' RUNDRkDs.
.t Correspondence Of the Commercial
FRAsKroRp, February ~.
teachers institute for Baltimore and Dags-
boro Hundreds Was organized in this town, to-
day. +. d. Tsrr was made President, John J.
Wsggaman vice president, Chas. ". Collins
secretary, and Miss Lille Layton treasurer.
Suitable constitution and bylaws were adopted
and committees were appointed on entertain.
ments, John A. Green on programme, Meesrs.
Bradford and Williams And Miss Layton. After
some spicy remarks by the President. the
teachers stated their several methods of organ
izing school until the dinner hour arrived.
In the afternoon the subject Of scnoOl orgsni-
cation was resumed and discuss ed for some time.
when Rev. i. A: Ayers made an eloquent ad-
dress: photography WAS then discussed at
length by the teachers, and music, which had
opened the session, varied the programme. Fol-
lowing this the subject Of reading was discussed
hoxana was liked upon as the next place Of
meeting, and the time Maj Oh 4tli. after which
the customary votes OF thanks were passed and
the institute adjourned. O,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-02-17

YEAR OF FRUITFUL rNoBEAsE-THI oHURcu Ac-
cEssIoNs MORE TEAM TWO THoUsAND.
The statistical report which will be submitted
to the Wilmington Conference st its session in
this city, next month, will show an accession in
membership to the churches which has not been
reached in these later years, il ever before. The
revival season has been unusually succossful ali
over the Peninsula, and has boen attended with,
We may say, unlocked FOR results. Reports are
coming IN from numerous points to Rev. J. B.
Quigg, both inside and outside Of his iurivdic.
ton M Presiding Elder, and to him we are in
debted for the following statement, showing the
number OF persons received into tho churches 1t
the places named
Churches. Pastors. N.,,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-02-17

A delegation from Chicago has arrived ut
Washington seeking to have the Democratic
convention called At that city. They had an in
terview with Mr. Thompson, the sergeant 1t.
arms OF the House and . member Of the natiosS-
al committee on Friday. Mr.. Thompson told
them that Chicago was out Of the question, II
for - other reason than that there was no DEM
ocratic papSs in that city. He thought the con-
vention would g. either to st. Louis or New
York., ~
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-02-17
hre
Members.
Wilmington
. Estimated.

Quite extensive REVEALS have also been held
It other places. from which no word has been
received. Altogether, Mr.. Quigg thinks, the
church growth OF the year will reach beyond
reasonable when we remember that thars Az
IN the conference about three bundled
churches. II to each Of the churches, indie
pendent OF the number reported above. little
more than one member was added by CONVEX
non, We would have number sufficient TO
above and the figure named by Mr.. QuiVR r. lie
result OF the revival work Of tho 1esr.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-02-17
UsurY N MArylana.

An unfavorabls report was made in the Mary.
land Legislature, Monday, on . bill In relation
to usury which provides that In the sbsencs Of a
written contrast the legal rate of interest shall
be six per cent, and that parties may contract
In writing for any rats Of interest, but in tho ab-
senos Of . contract II any one shall exact more
than six per cent. he shan be deemed guilty Of
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-02-17
FeraanAe Wood An Oanrs,

David Ogden has begun suit against Fernando
Wood to recover Oh, 900. which Ogden alleges
was paid By Nathaniel Il. Fowler, Of Fowler, Cook
d Co., to Wood in return for the lAttsr's ser
vices in procuring his (Fowler's) appoint
ment as Corporation Attorney in 1858.
Fowler, Cook 4 Co. have failed, and Mr.. Ogden
brings the suit in behalf of tho creditors. Wood
was arraignsd, Monday, and denied the charge,
but failed 70 got the casa dixmissed.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-02-17

Mr.. Henry W. Cook, aged 60 years, died sud
denly Sunday evening, while engaged in pleas
ant conversation with members Of his family,
having only complained Of feeling badly during
the morning. He was member Of the Society
Of Friends. 1t 10 supposed the cause Of death
was from some heart affection.
Dr.. Joatas d. Whitaker died suddenly Of apo-
ple1y Oh Saturday evening He had been read
ing to his wife, and then fell asleep ON the sofa
aud never Awoke
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-02-17
The. Popo,s Oonco.eaon.

The Pope hes accorded to IN American lady
. concession never before granted in any case,
He has granted disps.sadon for the celebre-
ton Of the marriage Of the daughter Of the
American sculptor Story, Protestant to the
the 1yndic Of rlorence.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-02-17

At Salt Lake CITY, . few days ago, Alice, q
Of Brigham Young. JE, married Chas. r. Hop
hna, GENTLE, contrary to the wishes Of her
parents. On Friday abe visited her mother, and
during the evening her husband called fer her,
bot she could not be found. A writ Of habeas
her parents appeared In the District Court to
answer. Upon their attorney claiming there
was no forcible detention the husband withdrew
further proceedings and the bride went home
with her parents, r m. uI H.|ly y p I..lI
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-02-17

Lieutenant General Sheridan is of the same
optnfon - General Sherman in regard to the
proposed reduction Of the army expenses He
.nlnks that the present wand allowances OF
sno oMceIs are no more than barely sufficient
for them TO maintain their station And yupport
their families. ~
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-02-17
The RnAc0ck Trial.

!, In the Baboock trial at st. Louis, on Monday
the Prosecution introduced further kilograms,
out - tho witness by whom they expected TO
trace theer source from the Defendant was not
present. tAey rested their case with the under
standing that when the witness does arrive the
Defence will pause In order to admit his evil
dance and whatsoever other testimony they may
have which may be needed to connect Babcock
with the tele1rnms
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-02-17
wrssslias VITA she Inflas ls.l.,s.

WkSesNAB WtV0 gh0 Hhf10tI00hs60s
August Bslmont bad An interview with Mr..
Morrison, Chairman Of the COMMITTEES Of Wsys
and Means, Tuesday, On the currency question,
His desire, - An agent Of the Rothsohilds, and -
prominent member Of the Democratic party, 10
to have the Committee OF Ways and Means 80
1t once MIR. Woods bill extending the time Of
the four and a-half per cent bonds, and increas-
ing the amount Of their issue. he thinks the
Democratic party cannot afford to advocate rag
money doctrines, and insists that It's represen-
khAovioa "
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-02-17
Fish Ou1saro IN PennsyIva.,s.

vazx sAtiafAAtpry report has hsen pcssepted
~ tho neeate committee appointed 70 visit the
State AAh-hatching house relative to the pro
gress Of pisciculture in Pennsylvania. Reference
y had III the report 70 the success attending tho
introduction Of black bass into penppylyaois n
ters, and belief In the probability Of similsr
success attending the introduction Of salmon and
lake trout il expressed.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-02-17

The Aerchants' sugar refinery, which be-
been leased to John B. Thomas who viii econ
set It in operation Woods, Weeks Il Co. and
Eccles. Thomas Co. retineries will slso be in
operation, this Spring. 1t has not yet been de-
osded whetl,sr the Calvert. Maryland, and Chez
apsaks will start up or not
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-02-17
The Ksasucky Do0ocrsss.

The latest Legislature to be sounded on the
Presidential question u that Of Kentucky. The
inquiries wsFs nAds only Of Democrats mem
bars, Of whom 46 were sean. OF this number 10
ware for Hendsinks, ~ for Allen for Thurman,
for PsndIetou, for Nhsu, md one each for
DayArd and Kae1.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-02-17
How GeFHaa science Tr1umob-a.

IL 10 said that Professor Giefling, Of Germany
has produced from chemicals Influenced BY .
galvAnio battery . perfect egg, which by artifi-
caA means be has Matched. The chuck, however,
has no feathers. 1t 10 bald headed all over and
Mus triumph over pin feathers.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-02-17

mrs. moalsoA Jolns sAo Pilgrhms.
Mrs. Emma O. Moulton has boon before the
Examining COMMITTEES Of the church Of the Pill
grims, Grew Or. Etorrs,) and will be proposed
for admission on Sunday next.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-02-17

The steamer City Of Quincy, with $50 tons of
sugar, was sunk on Saturday night below Mem
phis Tennessee. Her cargo was valued 1t $780,
600. No lives were lost.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-02-17
Mr. Jenuau0s l;oinw eo Europ.

The New York Sun says that In the beginning
Of June Mr.. Louis J. Jeupings will vithdraT
from the post he has 80 long aud 30 efficiently
occupied - chief editor Of the New York Times,
and will sail for Europe with the intention OF
remaining there indefinitely.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-02-17
Q3u bormHsor.al Con,e.

Majosity and minority rsporsA wore presented
to tho Maryland Legislature, Tuesday, in REF
eronce to the GubernatoriAl election contest.
The consideration Of the reports was made the
special order for tomorrow.