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The New York herald., 1878-09-24

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EDITORIAL COMMENTS OF ''THE THUNDERER"
ON ITS MEANING AND PROBABLE RESULTS.


TORONTO Ont, Sept. %, 1873
special cable despatch from London to the Globe
quotes the following from the London Hmes:-"We
are afraid tho Significance Of this electoral return
cannot be reasonably disputed. The victory OF tho
Canadian conservatives is a victory OF protection
tree trade. 1t ID no new thing that un,ortu-
na,sly ind colonies rejecting sound economical
doctrine going back 10 failacious reasoning and
snort sighted projects which the intelligence and
experience Of the mother country have long ago
tected Sir John A. Macdonald ana his
party have their way in Canada. They
may perhaps 20 toward the protection OF native
Industry as Mr.. B0rry's administration IN Victoria
has done, but they hardly 60 any iurthvE A pro-
tecttonist victory IN Canada. however, carries with II
an UNUSUAL sense Of poin me mt and opcus up
rapge OF serious apprehension. Canada not many
years ago showed III uch promise of becoming a thor.
oughy free trading country ani establishing her
prosperity on that solid foundation. But protec-
ZIONIST reaction, even though its violence may supsde
IN time, though It's illusions may be scattered by
In the shape OF wstchiu, jealous, vested interests
antagonistic to any renewed movement favor OF
tree trade. Al the samo time It must be borno In
mind that the Canadian policy, unlike tho policy Of
any COLONY, either OF Australia or South Africa, Is
liable to alterations produced oy the close neishbor-
hood OF great independent Power. When VIC hear
that Canadians have vchemently declared for pro-
lection, We cannot ioroear from speculating upon
tho probable effect Of that declaration In the
States. Proposals for a customs Union, en-
brasng the United States and the Dominion.
which, as American correspondent lately
informed us have been attracting attention in Wash.
ing,On, will not probably meet with much warmer
reception from the Ministry that Will bo formed
ndcr Sir John Macdonald than they would havo re.
ceived from Mr.. Mackenzie ProtectiOnists In Canada
at least jealous OF American as OF English
petition, and the conservative party have
sisisntly opposed TO any measures tending
toward an amaigamation with tho repab-
ltc YeI II must he Acknowledged that to
the mass OF people who vaguely hope
that projection will bring them relief the Invitations
OF the Americans may be made 10 look TEN pttng and
may such another sudden, unexpected move
ment Of public opinion as that which gave the protec-
tionists their msjorily this week. II may he worth
while recalling TACT that one Of the earliest
tempts OF Mr. Msckenzie's Ministry WAS to procure
renewal four ago OF the Treaty with
tho United Staies. lion. George Brown went
to Washington to open negotiations, which aitsrward
fell through owing to the apathy hostility Of The
Senate. IL was while The negotiation was undecided
that the Earl OF Derby and the Earl OF Carnarvon
assured q deputation OF English manufacturers that
the Ministry would disalow any Canadian legislation
designed 10 impose differentiai duties on English
manufactures In favor Of the United States.U
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Average Temperature yesterday. b3
Average temperature for corresponding date last
year. secs. "a
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

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erpoo and Canada, for Hnvre Will sail from this port
Wednesday.
Tho mails for Europs will close ut tho Post once Il
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CANADIAN POLITICS.
IMMEDIATE RESIGNATION OF TIE MACKENZIE
GOVERNMENT EXPECTED.

[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HRRALD.1
MONTREAL, Sept. %, 1878.
1t has become known In we'll informed political
circles to-day that the immediate resignation OF the
Mackenzie government has been decided upon. Tho
announcement of tho formal dissolution Of the
beaten Cabinet will therefore bo officially before the
public within n very tow days 1t Is under
stood that the question OF making appointments
has engaged the attention of the Ministry within
lew days past and that the Premier who SO strongly
condemned Sir ohm Macdonald bees use he had made
800 appoint the very day that no resigned
oilce In 1874 Is very much disincinod to make any
appon ntments now. II Is probable, however, that he
viii to mako such appointments as nad been
promised before tho elections.
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The daily gazette., 1878-01-10
HOW OUR STATESMEN LIVE.

THE HoME-wAsHINGToN LIFE OF SPEAK
RR RANDALL AND SENATORS WAL
LACE AND CAMERON.
Speaker Randall lives away up on what
is known as Capital Hill, in Philadelphia
style of house that would rent in Philadel-
phia for not more than $40 month.
think, for the credit of Philadelphia, our
Speaker should put on little more style;
but then 1 suppose Sam thinks style does
not make the man no more than does the
size or appearance of the house mark the
chara cter or hospitality of its occupants
And onr reception by the Speaker and his
most charming and agreeable wife would
bear out the idea.
Our senior Senator. Mr.. Wallace: lives
in fine double house, the former resi- ience
of ID. @. Forney. 1t is not necessa y } say
that he was pleasant while receiving his
friends on New Years Day. Every one
who knows him knows there is not mean
bone in his body.
Our Junior Senator, Mr.. Cameron, live
in prIncely style in large double house Ia
the most fashionable part of the city, for
merly occupied by ex-senator Frelinghuy-
sen, OF New Jersey. He has family OF
five children. The eldest, beautiful glrI
of about twenty. is the mistress or MS
house, and assist ed by bevy of young
| beauties, did tine honors for her young
father on New Years Day -Phaddeiph"
Times,
The daily gazette., 1878-01-10

Meeting.-The Historical Society will
meet this Thursday, evening at half past
seven o'clock.
The Same O6lcers.-At a meeting of the
directors OF The National Bank of Will
ing, Mr.. Washington Jones. was reelected
president. The officers In the bank re-
main the same as last year.
Coon CORN CRoP.-The best crop oi
corn vet heard of is reported from Cecil
county, Md. Samuel Clifford, near Zion
whose field of corn while growing was
considered the best between Northeast
and Oxford, has 900 bushels of shelled
corn from IL acres, an average of II
bushels per acre.
Postal.-There are but three post.
masterships in Delaware County whose
incumbents are appointed by the Presi'
dent and confirmed by the Senate. These
are :-Choster, with salary of $4,000
Media, salary 81 800; and Swarthmore
salary 81, 400. 1t is only within the pas
three months that the last named has
become subject to Presidential favor.
FIGHT AMONG TRAMPs.-Last nigh
between 10 and IL o'clock number o.
tramps who had been in the saloon No
1O2 Market street, drinking, became in
volved in a quarrel which resulted, In
free fist fight, in which about dozel
of them took part. A number of blacl
eyes, and bloody noses was the resul'
but finally, they all made up again.
The daily gazette., 1878-01-10
NEW CASTLE COUNTY
FARM
For Sale.

The undersigned, coInInlteee ol tne
Trustees of the Poor, ofNew Castle County,
offer at private sale, the farm known as
the HARE'S CORNER FARM, belonging
TO said Trustees, situate In New castle Hun
dred, fnear Hare's Corner) fronting on the
public road leading from hare's Corner to
Christiana, and, also, the State Road lead
ing from Dover, containing
ABOUT $50 ACRES,
mostly i'm roved and productive lana.
The improvements consist OF FRAME E
MANSION HOUSE, LARGE BARN,
TENANT HOUSES, GRANARY, and
other outbuildings. There is also a good
apple orchard on the premises. The farm
is In good condition, the land having been
recently lined and the buildings put In
good repair.
will be shown the same on applying to
Thos Appleby, the tenant, and All other in
on application, either of the undersigned.
DAN'L FARRA, Wilmington. Del.
VIM. Q. LODGE, Brandywine Hd.
THOS. BIRD, st. Georges Hid.
noy6-3taw4wtf
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sPECIAL NOTICES.
!. IA un keI's Bitter
Wine Of Iron.

never been known 10 fail In the cure
akness, attended with symptoms. In
sllion TO exertion, loss of memo ory,
pity OF breathing, general weakness
OF disease, weak nervous, trembling,
ful horror of death, night sweats cold
Weakness, dimness OF vision, laneuor.
Prsal lassitude of the muscular sys-
en0rmous appetite, with dyspeptic
n, hot hands, flushing OF the body,
IS OF the skin ,pallid countenance and
Ions on the face, purifying the blood.
IN the back, heaviness OF the eyelids'
ent black spots flying before the eyes
temporary sufiusion ana loss OF sight:
oil attention. etc. These symptoms
use from a weakness, and 10 remedy
uhe Il. r. kunkel's Bitter Wine OF
IL never falls. Thousands are now
lhs health who have used IL. Get the
ici S9ld only in 81 bottles. Take
m Ior kunkel's Bitter Wine of Iron.-
uiy valuable tonic has been so
pty lhat IL Is now deemed indispensa-
Y a tonic medicine. II costs hni IittIa
PES The blood, and gives tone To The
life. ''Ao Pio
POW only ask a trial OF this valuable
rrice only Il per bottle. e. #.
hEL, s, sole Proprietor, No. 259 North
nnte9,, 1'regs, peiow Vine, Phlla., Pa. Ask
nalhers Bitter Wine OF Iron, and take
LII. n a photograph of the proprietor
P'h wrapper all others are counter
Iwa,e OF counterfeits. Do not let your
Eslst sci you any but Kunkel,s. which
up only as above represented, You
See SIX bottles for So. ALI ask is one
The daily gazette., 1878-01-10

|Enpli.h hirhcuIOUs Cure FOR COrns
loving n coraa remedy OF great popularity for
IL bRINGHURST d CO.,
co- ApOthecaries.
corner Sixth and Market SITS
bth ps,,,, roT JneDasn.
Bath Soa SSsnes Bath towels, Bath Sponges,
kh GInnoap IN extensive variety. Also
Dry DIsS, Fri,c,,ds straps, Brushes, &c. ,of horse
oies oi the same classes " '' "'"''
Il. BRINGHURST Il CO.,
corner Sixth and Market Sts.
rvsa 49,, Fne Ndi Scissors.
h,s Nail Files, Nail Brushes- ate for
:" n. BR1NGHURST d CO.
corner Sixth and Market SITS.
The daily gazette., 1878-01-10
THIRD EDITION.
THE w A r.
THE TURKS DECIDE TO RE-
QUEST AN ARMISTICE.
England's Advice Taken.
RUSSIA COMEDIES NOTHING TO
BRITISH DEMANDS.
LONDON, jar. 10, 1873.

LONDON, jan. 10, 1873.
An armistice has at last been agreed
to. A despatch from Constantinople,
dated yesterday afternoon says the
Council of Ministers have agreed upon
the conditions of an armistice and sub
mitted them for the Sultan's ap-
proval. In opening direct negotiations
purely for a military armistice the
Porte is said to be acting upon Lord
Derby's advice.
The Turkish Chamber of Deputies,
having heard the explanations OF the
Ministers, declared them satisfactory
and especially approved Server Pa
cha's foreign policy. All the ministers
were present during the debate.
The Cologne's Gazette Constantine
pie special says Mehenit Ali has start
ed for Roumelia. commissioned to coz
clude an armistice if he judges Con
tinuation OF the war impossible.
The daily gazette., 1878-01-10
SECOND EDITION
PRESIDENT HAYEs'S TITLE.
THE PROPOSED INvEsTIGATIoN-
MR.. BLAIR'S MEMORIAL-COM-
MENTS OF THE PRRSS.

MENTS Of THE FIRM 80.
Commenting on The rumors of the inten-
tion Of Mr.. Conkling to set on foot an in
vestigation to test the title OF Mr.. Hayes TO
thepresidency az well asHon. Montgomery
Blair's memorial ON the same subject.
presented in the Maryland House OF Dele
gates on tuesday, the New York Herald
says;
Supreme Court would sustain the decision
of the electoral com IN ission that there Is
no constitutional power to go behind the
action of the electoral colleges. II there Is
any serious purpose to agitate this subject
IL proceeds from the republican enemies OF
the President with view to bully him
and intimtdate him into submission. But no
really shrewd politician would attempt TO
brighten him with such scare-crow, or
would wish 70 give him the great advan-
tage, he would derive from the assaults of
a set OF mad revolutionists."
The New York Times says:
"The republican party was practically a
unit In support of the claim 10 the Presi-
dency urged in his behalf. 1t insisted that
he had been rightfully elected, and long be-
fore the final decision was reached II ap-
proved all the methods which the electoral
commission accepted as conclusive The
party cannot rid itselfo OF responsibility or
make Mr.. Hayes scapegoat for its own
doinss. The responsibility extends further
| The result vas rendered possible by the
operation of the moderate portion Of the
democracy. To any bargain they must
have been privy"
The New York World says:
| "Congress has good many matters OF
Importance on its hands just now, but We
zee no reason why Mr.. Blair's memorial
offered in the Maryland House of Dele
| gates, Tuesday, should not afford an ex.
| cellent opportunity for the appointment o
/ such a republican commit ittee as we hav,
| elsewhere recommended for the thorough
| and effectual washing, drying and mang
ling Of republican foul linen" THE Worls
| errs at another point In Mr.. Blair
memorial had been adopted by the Mary
land Legislature.l
The New York Tribune says:
"Mr. Blair charges that the presidential
question was decided in favor of railroad
| corporation, and even drags into this state
ment of reasons why Mr.. Hayes was no
entitled to his Office denunciation OF hi
relations to parties since he took IL. MI
Blair's pronunciamento will make goo,
fodder for democratic editors, but as a doc
ument having any legal bearing IL Is be
meath consideration"
The New York Sun says:
"The bringing forward of such a memo
rial on the eve of the reassem bling of Con
gress Is only one more proof of the wide
spread feeling that matters cannot be al
lowed to remain as they are. The instinc
| of the people teaches them that there mus
| not be a prosperous immunity for fraud Il
| this country; and the instinct of the poll
ticians teaches them that twill not be SAT
to disregard popular sentiment in such
matter"
The Philadelphia Press says Mr. Blair
| memorial to contest the Presidents title
"a mastery effort In its way, and prove
| that when this movement begins Il wi
| be handled with vigor and ability"
The daily gazette., 1878-01-10

F. L. FRANK, 500 Market street, is
selling out to quit business; is offering
the entire stock at sacrificing prices. Call
and secure bargain. janStf
In GoD's NAME SHE STRUCK.-Hor-
ace Worrell, COL. was arraigned before
Esquire Hagany, charged with commit-
ting an assault and battery on his wife.
The latter insisted that Horace had COM
menced the affair, and admitted that she
had defended herself: "but SQUIRE" she
said, lunging out with her left arm to
show she struck, 81 hit him in Gods
name." The Squire required the hus-
band to pay costs and give 500 bail for
his future good behaviour.
Returned. Treasurer Vincent
returned from Philadelphia, yesterday,
where he had gone to collect the semi>
annual interest on the $1,000 Govern
ment bond, and appeared at his office
at the usual hour this morning. He
had with him the interest money, in the
shape of six ten dollar gold pieces. A II
of the coins except one were Of an old
coinage-from 1872 to 1S49 and resem-
bled copper pennies more than valuable
gold pieces.
HPennsyludnia Justice,-Two boys
near Valley Forge, Chester county,
Pa. had fight, after which the father
of one of them had the iother boy ar
rested for assault and battery. The
case was tried before Justice Rouden
bush, who arrested the father of the de
fendant andfined him $40 instead of in
flicting a penalty on the boy. he
then directed his legal powers upon
the plaintiff. and fined him IS. The
plaintiff, however, sued this brillan,
Justice for extortion, and now Rouder
bush lanquishss in Jail in default ol
$500 bail for his appearance at Court
The daily gazette., 1878-01-10
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Nov'R 2Gth, 1877.
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h. and New York, 2 90, 544, am. 70 81,
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bmore and intermediate Stations,
I'm.
lInore and Washington, 12 5l,l l6, s39,
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inning and intermediate Stations, al
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ar and intermediate Stations $50
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SUNDAY TRAINS.
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kdelphla and New York, 200 8 ~, a.
more and Washington, 12 81, 10 a
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Superintendent.