davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1877-11-23
Ri0mpnb Qpit OFFICE.
Dpn<Nrran9ement.
nouembtr 1871

Noroitde sur6boH. :2m,tmnr tSo,;S'
Sn9genoa me- SSnntags. -@nfmnft s;3OW.
v w.; w. z ny ~ ". NJ M.-poff9IuB Gas y. R.
sA, Ssa mt, ss:;-.Man'anas $50 o. m.-yss.
Worolide Weg.VsH. TGsrft, ors,enem.
idlat 6 As g. M. V'R
Suoltde Voa. .3ptimaI taalid. oua.,-
9sn0nna ne SSr1ttaas.-Mnfunff' $50 g. IN.
m mms i fioo ~ {, ~ r. voff9lub 7.40 9. d
fa e. sr no. a6ssI;Van'anh 1880 R. u. p,a.
Norfoit 4 p~eterabure, unb 2wi5d,n.sf.
mesn. Iarltf. ausgenonuen Sonrtnns
Matantt 10 ". 81. - peRlhlua f2'3o ~
wteb tsono & Oanbiue efeubobn. a5o.
ag.- Mntaaft 500 81. u. Nv Maas4, uss
z.30 Q. M. pon'plaB
9aMsiae& Greensboro. a6o1,d. .ua...
sDums Sonnt 9s.-Mnfulf fl 7,45 T.. m|
yedf1ts6 1895 ". @. w.
nnytans Nyto cttenbatn. GGal{m
WV""'aSs aas9snemnien. @nfunft 5,A5 N'
@~oretnssiat. Charlottesville. e,ou
DIHetn 3pi d en- @barIcttssblae uno @tnmr!
Ion, : tsfon. 3yn&burg. uno tu,if,r nnh
ws"''V 1oa owing on = Nntanft 7.f5W
M' - Y0rt@lub'z.4 n. R.
qyndtura uus Dansia. ao.nt 75,ua
an'unf' us g. @.-woRi@Iub'z45M 81 -
@ef goint lub stationen an her n. ~.
u. UNI q. u. q. IGaltd, @pnntona DaM'
1o1lias': 40 Wntunft 1880 g. M. wsf.
0lcucefer unb Q~anbunuen nm spu,. m,u.~
Sia @fst Yofnt. DrfmaI tvIdbentiId, So
ainit Dtsntaa, Donnerfao NM gSr, Ma
1890 .. R.-YoffGlue If,naoo T"n
kaa unr Sonnabenb $50 q. M. ~
1appabannod, iiter asIett,s. taaIid. opa
Sonntaas. Gnfun1l GOO 81.
M. - ppfi@lub 7 g. 81.
Somes ssiber cambfer. Drein,or =,
lIa.-Mnfunft Dienfaoe. Tnnnsracos ~.
Soanabents. $50 g. R.-Ypdidtams' m"n
ta9s, Mtttpods unb Greitaas. 6'o0W. 50
Canal aadet: Son mttmon, nod,
Svna buzz: Ortimat nS9entlia. sg
tunfts Mittppds Jreitaas unh G,nnto".
o.3og. M.-gofi9lub, Mcntass, Mittws$s
eanai 9adet ml&monb mad Columbia.
ARENA! ipStsr hid - 9nfunft Montcna
~ ttDcdbs une Greitaes 6 n. aR.-poa!@Iuk
s : sHl y o., Donnsrfaos uno Sunuabsubs
Sgort Yan1h Roats. .3peima Al ,pSdeutlte.
~ - Intlnft, M it~pGs uup 6oauobsnha. q
*. TX; ~ yohl9lu6, . enRass unp S,..-
Sskerfon &oute. Dretmal tpS&,ntt&.-
aSs1nft Nontaa, Mi'tmot unb Nreitaa nm
. y. W. VoItiGIub Drnfds, DuunsrfIaa
ano Sonnasenb um 4.3O g. 81.
Wleuea e. 2ue'maI rStsntt&.-Nufunft
Ie !.ao9 mi @Onnabsnb IL M.-poRjtiub,
wfntpo% nnb 9rnnabent I 81. d.
, 1877-11-23
@Mettipnett BON Brieffafen.

gon 9alsn at bon apej belonberen Meuer. :,
wel@e atS Stsrntaitsn tsfannt fnb, SOS uub
IT y. W.. 800 utb 600 N.NP. @Onns.
ia gs-5.W u. M~
An stertaeen -5.45B. ST. uuh
o.o0 V. Wt. S0n alien anbrrn Nalen ,perben
Sts of'eff auf BEN saiidnes ben 2naaer aba,,
~ 9fttss StHnbens $50. 81, tie.6.30
M-M.. @um T.. Nbsn bis 4 Mon,n,hs, 49,
1889 ., W. Bis 700 g. R.. Gde.Snm.i*
innes'0fres n6e BON 9y. M.. bio Ar. Or.
bis s. q. vi. ~'
, 1877-11-23
s. mmpriI d. E 8

81: rNlter Sunae. mas pobnf 0u
prddtia Wenn i'd btbsnfe. mie es fri
fer INNER in Deiu.r 8uoe ausiab Unit
istt!"
.. Ohmun,,lno) rSa. id babt
audi NIT meiner 6luu $l00,O0n0 erbei.
rathet.
". 0albunasuol) n@bler Shirer.
10 bait On coh redt. inosm On iaait
~Oie 2iebe nadt Die Siilte sum So
laii IN
8 AUBURN, We.. lebt Gin fonbare,
Sunae. Neulid mubte ct oasWort She
bud ftabiren uno als ct oas alldlid AZ
Gtano. ssbrod)t bate, frasts i'm bel
, 1877-11-23

NibmOno. Oolf Riber uno @bsjapeafe
w Gilenbubn COMPANY.
SabrYIan bsr Gage,

Durd vaffaaters.
100 y. Or gertd6t at&mcnb CtsnRas. 9oursraaa
unb Gonnabenb.. Utrbtnbet In loe6
Eolnt mt bsm Earnpfsr ,5apana" fir afs
lie Snnts an rem Verf &iser unb 'Baiti-
more. M~nfanfttn 8alttm ore Nm, SO. ST.:
serbtntef nit gabniinien ii Waltinaton.
Ybilabapbia, Netu yuri, Bsaon snb eM:s
pshllten Yunite. @erbtnb { NIT 3Gse:
fr &itnone unb Tstersture nab Gbsfa.
ptafe nnb Sbtp @tfeabataen.
Dnr& Graat.
$500 .. W. gerIS6t @i9nionb 0tenffaa, 0sunerRae
anp Sennnbrno. @fddt Utrbtntuneen IT,
OarnSftrn tn gDea gpat fur 0Iu6. eaneun.
Gen. baltimore unr ALE treft den yunfts.
Wtadi Werttnbaaeen III Midmpnb nit 81.
cen Der Midnpnb unb 0anptae. 81 Autrnb
VIZ yfts.sture, nno Gtsfapeats una OttS
fofaI Yaffastere-
800 81. @. ger1d6t @t&msnb tlslia (sunaiass aus.
%senonnen)
4rfal Gra1t
700 Q. 81. @erldBt .atamunb momtae. @ti1uud ID,
nno 5retfaa. W1ddt Usr(tntun. en- In
gEeff Point NIT Rem Dampftr usSfs" fiji
aas Qanbunaen on ben NiattitS ai unb
Yaa unty Jlaaen.
Dard panastere.
1000 Q. ID. aufunft tn @tbmsnp Dilemma. asuner
FAC u; = sonnansne; waaSt 9erbintaa.
~" W Cngt" rtr NtNmenp uhb Deter6
bur8 une etefapeafe unb Otto Giienbot''
sassners soa 81. e'tii4 IA" aisss Ctr ' %ISn.
aSg, Iittms& unb Srsitso UNI 4 n. y.
wtag Werbtnbuneen matt 3i9en 20 pt'ta.
neipp a. asfu gprt uab spefll TEN pldesi,
nre tn qe.f Yoint NIT Hussn fur @i&ruunS
unt Rem @dben.
Dur@ 0ra6t
6;f5 y. M. Nufunft In rid ING b 9iru4ao. sonr,st.
tag anS esnnabenb. Wia&t VerbtnDnn.
cen tn g0ef yoint nit benz Dampfer BON
Galtiinere. Mot Wtrb ~nbansea nit BIT,
Mt9n'0nb anb : anStue. Ridncnb unb 90.
%tersburs, uno Gbefapsate unb Obtu gtfen.
botaen.
3otal 9%affaeiere.
foee". ID. dntunft In Rt&nsnb tdslid. aussenOna.
nen SpTntag. Ra6t 0abtuSunsen
MT ben .Mi1fnrnb unb petsrsbura, xnk
etefapsafc anb Sbiu G,fsntasnen.
9pfal 1raGt.
a:00& r. W. Mniunft tn @iBnunb Montaa, Wttt4uods
ane Fretta8. @aSt ger6tnbunsen In gD.A
yo.at nut nem Satipter ,.Sflse son ben Can
5liGen.
&eixe8 radt mad oter Sus gIds,n tatftd bon 8.t&-
rione tutrp onasnanan,en Die Basen fabren burd vsu
gDef i uint nod Itlanto.
Die ntetrt@fen greife, sprF&ttae Sanbt,
buna unb &nela8teiI sarantirt
"Str u8b. Dtus Of tatins" nit aaranttrten sYot,n
sessben. ~s
8alrtarten perbsn %bertauft fin Que nSrbItd,n. ~.
lthen Inb weffItd,en =, I6sen. W
Sabrfarte su tdben IN Der General ifenbobn.Sid ,i
4aentar. SIS Dtaii IT,. i'm Grhnnae Sptrl unt on,
gepst ret Sgnlpasnis Gde Der %. lnb SGD Strraee,
III mm g. 3. Douglas, @upt.
, 1877-11-23

Silber BILL. Ser YrdHbent
Sopes bat iih i'm @eiprdd mil einem
berporroaenben geamten beitlmmt &C..
dmsert. boB er jebe Silbcrbiu. melhe
nlbt cusoliidli6 Die Dfienili6en @aul.
nsn bon ibrer Operation uusi9li 81. nit
iein,m Veto beleaen miro. Gr iplrc fei-
ne MaBre9el beiidtistn. ,peIhe aub MIR
Die fleinffe Neiauna 5eiat ben nationalen
Grebit 81 besintrddtIsen oosr Die Yeiiber
o Staaisi6nlni6einen NsronlaHuns
an eeben. 81 benfen. bnB iie in elmer
Wiitpe be5ablt werbsn iOa, wsl1s nl1t
Del" @ploverth bat.
, 1877-11-23

,Goir.~ Montag miro Die .Toir"
neg Tr%aucnpereins Der CT. Sobaruis
.&emeinoe ibren Mnfana ncbmeu. Gs
weroen nlle Worbereitunaen sctroHcn.
hen Goal Der Sdngerballe. mo oiaielbe
fiattfinoen tirb. ants S16nfe ~ usr-
Sieren unb aufsnDnben.
Ser uebsrihub Der Musneamns iprl
gum 8uu elmer neren Stride %anselsst
,peroen.
, 1877-11-23

MondeHer. Ser 0rcaes Ser
&sbruoer 6orris nno Sra @ostu, wrl-
DE anscflaot limb. ben junssn Mc@rl-
Der in Der Ssrufalsm 9ir9e ae1ohen gu
bob,n, miro i'm Des.mber %portnmmen.
MeGriioer 1T better.
, 1877-11-23

6enrico 6 ountpG Court. 60.
&eae uno 2emis MorueI, Neaer, bcitan'
Den aefttrn ibr 8erb6r, ha lie anseflaet
waren. Sbom. Sones al ermorrcn. Sic
muroen beioe BON oerqntta9e freieeip:o-
den Mno entloI1en.
, 1877-11-23

@teuern. Wer hieien Monat
feline Steuern sabIt, fam @slb iparcn,
rpenn CT COUPONS fauft. bic er in Der
.8onf Commerce" bci Serrn Sobn
6. @ilioms, btm gaiirer. srbaltcn
lam.
, 1877-11-23

0erbre9er. 9otrid Sains. bon
2puoonn County. 4 Sabre ,peeen Yfer-
ibeoiebftabls. muroe gefiern in Der 9eni.
trntlorp abseIiefcrt. Sransportfoitsn
.$60.75.
, 1877-11-23

a@ Mebi,iniih de Edoer
lioo fuiipislin @lenn's Sdwcf l-Seifr,
lpelde ei bi1iaes 10 lite IS Snb itn'
IL. unn oenislhen 3med crftint mos d +
li6e 6nu'tronfh item. Nbeumatismue
uno @idt betriff nidt
,Din's fhnsllc 6aarfdrfe' bri at cine
otiir Idle Wirf M hrrnor uno 1T iid)rr
, 1877-11-23
etuer AIarm-G sltarasb.
Mla NJ p 6 & 4 E n.

EZRA M & & I E N.
20. 2 grfe guItssi @tatism.
NO. 3 3weite Yolisei Station.
Ns.. 4 Eritte YOIi3ei Statiun.
No. 5 Sprissabaua, 3ts Stra6e,. nabe
Broar.
NS. 6~sppsa nb eatber Sou1t," srpab
Gtrabe, amiitem ber 9ten uns Totem.
30. 2 9psissubaua. Matn eotr.x uats
Der 20.
30. 10 @aswerfty &pdetts.
30. 3 Ode Der 12tsn unb Drain ctr.
Nr. ia Ode Der t0ien unb 8Yrb Ctr.
10. is Gde Der fNsn unb Cars Cir.
SO. 10 Gde ser yine mnb Maia ctr,
Ne. II Gde Der 28fen umb @lay ctr.
Mo. 2-1 Gds Der 25fen unb @snntIe @b
81. % @ds Der 17tsn unb Mar(bap Str
No. "a Gde Der 17ten unb Maltinataa
ctr.
80. as @etrupulitaa Gilen. @erfs. z
ctr.
30. 20 Gee Der 5ten unb Main Cir.
Np. 81 Gde Der 14ten uab Maiu ctr,
so. 3-2 @de Der 25lten uns Main ctr
30. "a Gde Der 13t'a unb @arY Ctr
30. 3-5 StdbttiGss @rmenbaus.
so. So Irebegar GilsnsWufe.
No. Al @fs Der 9ten unb Qeigl ctr.
10. 2 8rsas Graft, e. de Sail @Qy.
Np. a-3 Gde Curing unb Vine ctr.
No. As 9de 81. S.mss unb Dusal ctr.
Ns. 4-6 Ssr benb NJ, este Ctr.
Hs. 81 SpriBenbaus, 10 Ctr.
Ne. SO @de sn @las un @ilmer ctr.
SO. So Gdr Main uns Mi4salsnar.
, 1877-11-23

g dIo6tpieh. geriht iiher oos
off Der Staatsipaae Qctuogene S6lo4t.
pic6 fir Die am 81. Nopsmber. enosnoe
Wnhe:
Ninoer 272, ghweine 635 unb Sdaa
fe 115.
Ginber. bette eorts S, quite Al,
mittelmdBiee So, semobnIi6e. wle
maerre Ohien, Stiere etc., 2-23 Ste.
per Yfo. Brutto.
6hpeine, bette Sorte 6, annere
eorteu uno junqe Sdweine 5-54
Gts.. per 9fo. Mettc.
S6aaie, 3-45 Gents per Sflno
Brutto.
2dmmcr 50. 00-$4.OO pr Stid.
Gdlhu $3.50 p't Stiid
Wildfiibe S20-$45 per Slid
, 1877-11-23
mafbimen:T

Mae ytaitinen.N rbtitsn unb aue Nrt.n
Mal1inm nap &sparaturen we Ben gen aGt.
Mas5 mas in has Maltinen.8a1 i1lGst 1T
tets sprratbil.
MAs MrIsn q Gbmalhtnen tperbsn In
Orcuuns .sbra1t @IIiptic Ndtma~
l&tmen NabeIn gum Herfauf bel
Slpat, Grrsfey IL. g.,
Nu. 1422, 1424, 1896 u. IA 8 @orufr.
unb 70. 10 unp IS Glib t5te ctr,
239 Rtamoas. 81
, 1877-11-23

@oIb ihlnR eeitern Mittag in New
Dorf nit 103.
, 1877-11-23

Botf9aft. Sc @onpernsur lit
btiddftiat feline Botidait gu i9reiben.
, 1877-11-23

Wan net If pnrfdt~
den 9 antnotsn in Mht.
Ger Nautier Dsrcin Don Ne,p gOrt bat
Gin Wer:eitnib faNter Bantnolsn, Gle
jet i'm Il rlouie ino. onasfe'!iut. IS lee
finOcn iih oarnnter falite Rotcu auf
folaenoe Wanfen:
StootN 10. p ort-@rIte Na.
tionalbanf $50 Central Nationatbanf
800; Gommereiol $40; Doe e Qso-
tber $40; Grnoes me g 500: State I
Stem Vort $50 unb 81; Ahed ,uics 500,
$40 uno 81; II Nihofas So.
9tautN eu Oorf.-grte Soc
tionalbonf bon Yalmpra $50 ano 81 !;
Ssme9o 500 unb SIS; Grlte Watioual~
banf rou Gln,ira 500; &itDbdnf BON
! Utica 500; SircmunS uuo Mer9ants
Buffalo. $40; Oneioo 500; @itp Na'io'
mol, Gtsanb $40; @rte Nationalbunt
ron Qodport $40; Siablauo 8anf pom
g mbura $40.
~ f Of ter Conn p.-Nutio.
nalbanf bon Recfsoi0e $40 uno S.; 81
tpbanf BON Youabfeepiic $40 uno SIS; Sc
ie Mationalbant BON Youabfeepiie $40
uno IS !; Nodelier $40 /; Central $l0 ;
Mutualbanf BON Tlop $40 uno $40
grfte Nutional Don Wbiteb n $40; &ms
ocrhroof $40.
New Sercp.- @rite 9ational.
banf Don Benfielo $40.
Au6erocm limb i'm l1mlauf Nalihe
$40 urb $5<Ncten auf bic @rfte 9otio.
tiouolhont Don @incinnoti $40. lno So,
Soften auf Die gr1e Nationatb INF Don
Chicago uno talid)e Scot n auf Bonf II 1T
Eortlano, Brcpiosnce 8ofou unb N'hi'
laoclphia. io,pie $50 anO $500 SAut'
ants Noten.
, 1877-11-23
.Viete Du Dem Slide nur bic Oano
limb es ma1t Iid bo1b nit Sir be.
F W fnnnt."

Mii Ueraniiaen baben mir bernom.
men. bab elmer %nnierer iunssn itrebio.
men Teutfhen bier bic fleine Summe
BON $4,000 Mort in elmer bentihen
@toatstotterie aewonnen. mir Qrotuli-
rem ibm reht Ishr Al 1einem Slide.
, 1877-11-23

Over aud Hiiie. nas Ste lat.
SD rcib nid)t 9snau. mas es IT," CT.
|miorrte &c 3uHle. nabct meins Wuttc1
bot gsnua oapon."
Wcun man Gin D!ffabnraer Mdb-
den fabt bdit &c aana itile bis man
trtia ii; baun miro lie ont einmal GAM
milo uno iaat: Sd icIe benton, Sic
tpirsen ftb mas ihdnlen, Si---
Sic l~
ShredIia. Mutter: I'm Got
teswlnen, Nmalie. mas III ! ii osnn?
4malie: h, ih babe bod Dem Se m
Doctor vie ctmas gu Qeioe aetbau unh
onft OH, Mutter, iett mill CT mir
ourdaus feline n ueits 2ragoote uorleieo!
Gprrcftur.
SO las Elm "eishals elnft Der oltcn Snt;
User cinen Treun0 bat. Der bot ciuer
Shot
Ti ricf CT, nmarfrhrt ist's wohl CEMENT:
Wcr eincn Sdob bat Der bat eircr
Treuno.
, 1877-11-23
CeFentlibe Mctare.

Charles {. H1br, DTsHtli6sr Rotar,
l015 Rain Enn6e
, 1877-11-23
8ranbeisentbums -Maenten.
Urnbbs 4 Wiaiams. SO. 4. 1tk CIR.
Mcr3te. wunbdr3te n. +. 10.

81. 9. 8. 8riebt Cd Ct. Sames un
Bafer e tr.
, 1877-11-23

Or. ". 0rebe, Ode 5. II. Marlta all CTR.
, 1877-11-23
e,R6eruuesecfer fAaften.

@treinia Ten'r nas Murime Uerfi@e=
run8s8cte1i9ltt, 1vl5 Waia CIR.
The daily gazette., 1877-12-17

When it was show own on Saturday that
silver would be Femonetized gold de-
elined.
The daily gazette., 1877-12-17

THERE is very strong feeling against
the ''supper party" to be given by the
City Council Tomorrow night in COM
memorstion of the 50th anniversary Of
the Brandywine water works. Such
things always give displessure. They
are costly and cannot be made general !;
they are, therefore, unfair to the tax
payers, and add to the general expendl-
ture. Mems favors are often secured
through their stomachs. An extrayagant
dinner leaves nothing to show for the
money il costs, and therefore 1t is wan
ton waste in public body, that cannot
be commended. We are sorry that the
Council had not omitted this part of the
celebration although a celebration of
the semi>centennial of the Brandywine
water works is certainly appropriate on
the completion of.the new reservoir
Pure and wholesome water, such as we
have enjoyed from these works for fifty
years, is great blessing to any people,
and one over which they may well rejoice
and be merry. Bat little music and
little burnt powder would have been
quite as effective and delighted the young
and the masses much more than the
dinner could do.
The daily gazette., 1877-12-17

NOT So,-A correspondent asks us if
Senators Salisbury and Bayard do not
own stocks in the newspapers, and
whether these newspapers do not fire.
luently contain articles laudatory of
these gentlemen and their course in Con-
greSs and without waiting for an
answer proceeds TO comment upon the
matter
Senator Salisbury is the heaviest stock
holder in the Deiarafeaa, published at
Dover. and is considered the owner. We
lave been constant reader of that eX-
cellent Democratic journal, but never
have seen an article in it "laudatory' of
him. Senator 8ayart may have an in
'erest in paper in Delaware; but we
have no knowledge pf the matter. We
think that the rumoT that he has is not
rue. 1t is true that be united with sew.
eral gentle men few years ago to get m
a paper by stock subscriptions. But
that movement never had any greater
success than to procure a charter from
the legislature. The most active leader
n the enterprise, however, after being
rewarded with the treasuryship OF the
county poor, died defaulter to tn,
treasury of the county poor 10 the ton,
Of about - 100
Senator Bayard never was iuterestet
n the GAZETTE 10 the interest of rel
cent; whatever il has sad of him ha
been said without his knowledge an,
wholly gratuitous Oh our part. Since w,
are under no obligation TO him for an,
favor whatever In fact we do not be
lieve Senator Bayard has an interest il
any newspaper in Delaware or anywher
else, and we have therefore as is usua
with articles without a responsible
name consigned the communication I
our waste basket.
The daily gazette., 1877-12-17

BEAUTIFUL AND ELEGANT.-The sale
of silyerware in the Masonic Temple to-
night will be found by our ladies to en-
brace many of thc most beautiful and
elegant articles that can be found. The
sale will be conducted with an eye to the
convenience of the ladies and they will find
it pleasant to be there. We hope they Will
be able to resist the temptation to buy toe
much. But Christmas is approaching and
the most appropriate and useful articles
FOR a present To wife or daughter will bt
offered and sold cheaper than they We're
| ever before. And then our polite and cour'
teous friend, Cushing, is the crier. He is
always pleasant and considerate, and neveI
deals in offensive jokes; as some of our
visiting auctioneers have done.
The daily gazette., 1877-12-17
Appointments by the Governor.
STATE OF DELAWARE.


to
and ending Monday December 3rd '' Dem-
OF ETITEpE
The daily gazette., 1877-12-17

THE COLORADO CASE. cannot
help commenting the vote of the Demo-
Gratis who favored the seating of Mr..
Patterson, because we believe the really
legal election was that held on the 7th OF
November. As consistent, honest
party man, having faith III the great
Democratic party of the country, and
hoping for a reduction or the expendi-
lures of the government, our vote, had
we been in the House, would have been
with the III Democrats who voted to
seat Mr.. Patterson, and we regret that
the Delaware Representative could not
find himself equal to the plain duty we
think he owed his party.
The daily gazette., 1877-12-17

AN ABLE SPEECH.--One Of the ablest
and most convincing speeches of the
present session of Congress was made by
Mr.. Hereford, of West Virginia, in the
Senate on Friday. 1t was on Mr..
Matthews resolution and favored Bland's
Silver bill without amendment. Mr..
Hereford argued in favor of the remone-
.ization of silver, and proved from the
Congressional Record conc lusively that
The bill which demonetized silver was
passed without ever being read. And we
find by perusal of this speech that
Senator Saulsbury's opinion is in accord
with Mr.. Hereford in this particular. No
impartial man can read this speech with
out concluding that silver was demone-
tized unfairly and to aggrandize ole class
Of people at the expense of all other
classes. So surreptitiously was the act
got through the House that it was not
generally known that it deihonetized sill
yer at all. Mr.. Hereford proves from a
letter written by President Grant in Oc-
tober, 1873, that although he signed the
bill to make it law, he did not know
i demonetiZed silver. The Senator's
reference to Grant calls wildly to our
mind description which Senator Bayard
gave us of Grant on such occasions when,
amid the smoke and fumes of tobacco
and whiskey, bills were placed under his
hand and mechanically signed, such a
scene was presented as would disgust any
intelligent man. Had Mr., Hereford not
allowed Sargent and Hoar to inject
speeches into his we should have pub
lished the whole of it in the GAZETTE.
There are those who have asserted that
Senators Bayard and salisbury could be
classed with the Senators who would vote
against the RECOMMENDATION of silver and
making 1t legal tender. But they are
greatly mistaken. Neither of the Della.
ware Senators have made up their mind:
10 do this. On the contrary, we infel
that Mr.. salisbury will vote for Bland
bill to com silver on the same terms OF
which gold is coined, and to make it
legal tender also. And Mr.. Bayard de
clared in his speech on Thursday, (whicl
was withheld for revision ''there is II,
reason and there can be no reason VIII,
silver, money of value since the earlies
ages of antiquity, shoUld not reach til,
hands of the American people, and | hop
20 see it," Again in concluding hi
speech, he says "For, Senators, VIII
not consider the great tatt that gold AM
silver owe not their value to the laws Q
men they owe it to that mysterious as
sent which Providence has implanted il
The human heart in all times, and whicl
has made them valuable because the hu
man heart universally consented to acceT
them as such. The great Hand tha
male them gave them qualities of cul
rency superior to any other of His ere;
.ion, aud it was the same power that in
planted in the heart of man the desire t
accept and use them as such. But gol
and silver owe their place in the world
acceptance by the worlds consent IN,
man statutes did not give it nor ca
Anman statutes take it away
The daily gazette., 1877-12-17

The Erery Ecelung and Commercial will
cry its eyes ont because it cannot get the
advertisements of the Sheriff's sales. In
an article in that paper of the 18th it lies
in almost every line. In does not cir
culate as fully as formerly, aud the people
do not like it. There is too much
"Jenkinsism' about it. People don't
former law-it knows the former law did
not order the sales to be published six
times week, and it got nearly all it did
get by favoritism. No other paper but
Eceig Eceaia9, under the old law, was
| paid for more than two insertions a week
for sAentt sales and we always thought
there was fraud somewhere by which
that paper secured pay for six insertions
a week ; and we called the attention OF
several attorneys to the fact. But a>
mem bers of the bar were stockholders il
the concern, we presume they did not in
terfere-high charges being a ruling
thing with the lawyers in a matter of fees
Al the late Court we We're astonlshed a
the want of Information that appeared tc
exist about this matter The lawyer
complain of the newspaper charges whei
they never were so low while the law
yers' fees never were so enormously high
The GAZETTE is happy in being sup
ported by the the people ; and while on
: nelghbors wrangle about favoritism, til
GAZETTE, that is entitled to the sales, fo
r several reasons goes on its way rejoicin
f knowing that the "proof ofthe puddin
= is in the eating thereof.
The daily gazette., 1877-12-17

HAPPINESS AT THE EXPENSE OF THE
PEoPLE.-Our Washington correspond
ent says: "The happiest Senators at pres
ent are Conkling and Patterson the one,
because he feels that he has beat the
President, the other, because he has beat
the penitentiary.
1t may be true that Conkling has gain
ed triumph and thereby been made
happy. But it is disgracefal that the
Congress of the whole nation should be
delayed in its acts to enable Senator
Conkling to manage the political wires
IN New York in such a way as to render
his reelection to the Senate secure. 1t
is not creditable to that body that he is
allowed to clog the wheels of govern
ment, and embody the Senate in battle
array against the President and the whole
executive department, so as to enable
him to gain political victory. No man
who had particle of patriotism would
for moment dare attempt to counteract
the efforts of reform and stop the pro-
gress of the civil service, to secure his
own election. To do this Mr.. Conkling
has wasted, we have no doubt, almost a
million dollars worth of the time of
Congress, and in this way applied the
peoples money to his own aggrandize-
ment. In what is he better than Patter>
son we have yet to be convinced. We
verify believe that if the Democrats
should make rigid investigation they
will find that within the past ten or fif-
teen years the Senate has been controls
ed by men who were as bad, if not worse
than horse there's and that they could
be as readily prosecuted to conviction as
Tweed has been. And yet these are the
men who talk loudest of the dishonest
dollar, and the honor of the nation.
The daily gazette., 1877-12-17

The "DoLLAR OF THE DADDIEs" is
likely to turn upon the men who at
tempted to ridicule the American men
and women whose labor and patriotism
made it the most influential coin of its
day. 1t produced commercial navy
greater than that Of the "Mistress of the
Seas" and no one thought of hurting
contempt upon it, until the agents of
foreign houses, such as Belmont, started
the slang, and then it was picked up by
thoughtless people and braiHless asses of
the press and hurled about in such a STYLE
as to make the illiterate and the youth
believe the Fathers of the Republic were
guilty of something very tritfing, and
their works were not such as could be
commended. All this cf course was
gratifying to the silly brokers and money
changers, such as the Master scourged out
of the temple. But We tell these silly
people whose purses are plethoric of gold
from the deeds of death and daring OF
the last two decades, that no man outside
of New England who votes against the
"Dollar of the Daddies," or the remone-
tization of silver, will be reelected to
Congress. So long as the American Re-
public lasts she will of right dictate to
the world what her circulating medium
shall be. If the nations don't like the
silver they take from us they can re-coiu
it, just as they did formerly, and just as
we recon foreign silver and gold.
The daily gazette., 1877-12-17

Sagaclty is the first quality of a states
man. lie who permits the public to wit
ness his deficiency in ability TO see eff
fects from close reasoning and obser-
vation, is sure to be overlooked howev-
er gifted he may be in other respects.