Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-01-20
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The Republican National COMMITTEES msses In
Washington, to day. to ax upon . dms and
place 70 hold tho National Convention. The
tizns. 1t seems likely. may bs ~ early - May, but
hardly Later than June, while the place 70 unosr-
tain, though we are inclined to bslisvs Philadsl
Nphia viii bs the choice.
A. 70 who 10 responsible for the recent action
Of the City Council the people will have NO
difficulty In understanding, even II the Gasetts
should scream itself hoArse with absurd explana-
fiona Eight out Of the eleven Democratic msm-
bars OF that body voted to increase the appro-
priatioos and make 1t necessary 70 pot up tbs
tax rate. la
The New York Herald ansnt Governor Tildena
message, asks question which IL really very
pertinent, and ought to bs put into the pipe of
those who are 20 intensely concerned about
Statss Rights, 10 that may smoke out - answsr.
Ths Heralds query 10 whether "ths State
dosAht fool with the nation little more than
The nstion bothsrs with the State. altar an2"
The ovsrssss OF the Kentucky Psuitsntaxy
before b lashes them In the presence Of the
dehsr oonvicts. s.-News Item. ...H ...,
This ovsrsser," 1t seemA TO s,is one of the
sort that the enthusiastic dsvotsss Of the
whipping post ought to import into Delaware.
In fact, however, the lash system has its 3D.
mirsn outsids Of tho State, Snd perhaps they
could give him wider aeld.
Col. AcClurs's paper, the Democratic repre-
sentative in Philadslphia, 10 decidedly ofopinion
that Benator Bayards address In that city 1t the
Jackson dinner, doesn't sound like an utssrancs
Of the Centennial President. Apparently, soma
people did not know that senator BAyard wiahsd
to roll back the tide Of progress, and that his
great ambition was 10 initiate Nrs. PArtington,
whsp shs seized hsr broom to sweep back the
Atlantic Ocean.
That there were frauds at the municipal and
State elections In Baltimore 10 now being made
plain, in spite Of the persistent dsnials Of In
tsrsstsd parties. Ono Of the gross wrongs psr-
pstsstsd 10 about to be redresasd, by the un-
seating Of Mr.. MoCAwlsy, who Was amply
counted In" - elected to the Second Branch Of
City Council, though his opponent, Mr.. Baker,
(Bssum candidate had large majority. This
is, No doubt, only ons Of many such casss
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IN ~. 0axns'ds apeecn' WEDNESDAY No anA
lsneso my Oeooesaao ne0oss ifo0 sne neaen-
oosnood oi HAmlls' camp oousAs, OF Foss Osa-
s"sss 70 MS eno ssy tns' my innumaMty nsa
ossn psecueed tnere. VI eoufse no Democrat
rosa -oo0Stessman hhAms hves nos very far
from Fort Delaware, but he could not get up 10
sesaIy IN support OF Bon. hihs onafgss tnas
'ne oonteoorass sosAers were AnnumAniy uest-
60 snero. Ihe fscts are pfeese'y IN sns osher
"se''on'
H. hil' OF deofgia, mas nad ms mind ilu-
minareo oy tns amnesty oensts' hn spirits ase
not 20 fresh, nor his disposition 20 "unsnimouA"
~ before denerA aarneid and hr. hsine TOOK
nun IN mana. Ine report OF MS speech, printed
IN me omosal congregational Record, 10 material
yIcnsnged from tne spoken address. and the
dsvs'opmsnt OF discretion In tas nrs-eaang
Georgian may DO plainly ooserv 90 In the clipped
moonsd' ana omiNsd sentences. Indeed tns
amnsssy DEBATE mad ono good result It demon
sfFaesd thae ths plantation lash cannot yet -
ssocesefulsy noufasneu "a ooneross' ~ OF osu "
wss'
In ths prssent denorslizatiou of our city a.
n.noss. tho exossaiva exuenditures. the socu
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