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The daily gazette., 1878-01-05
For the Delaware Gaz ,tte.
LETTER FROM SAM'L TOWNSEND

(, "A friens handed me Vernon's Republican,
in 1t, says the editor; / favor a movement
against Senators Bayard and Salisbury,
If they do not vote for the silver bill. Do
not report me unfairly. I said sooner than
there should be trouble in the democratic
party over this silver question. let their be
democratic mass meetings held In the Diff
ferent counties of this State TO ascertain
the feelings OF the democrats, before Mr..
Bayard and Mr.. salisbury voted against
the silver bill. Is there anythins wrong
In this proposition; all true democrats hold
70 the doctrine that officers appointed or
elected by the people, a. g only agents OF
the people and must either obey the people
or resign, or In other words his party or
resign. There always should be two parties
In this county and whoever was chosen by
each party should truly represent it, then
the public could Judge which was the most
hitting rarty 10 support. Friend Vernon
your allusion 10 the negro vote south. js
out OF place you Repu blicans enfranchised
the negroes TO vote the democrats down,
ana II the negroes south: as you say now.
ledge you are whipped by your own
weapons; bat in Delaware the democratic
party is tohife mans party. and never ap-
peals 70 or begs negroes to vote our ticket
We take the young white men and you the
negroes, anu the negroes are getting very
sick OF you The imposter Hayes tried to
buy the South with a few offices, the
Southern men put their thumbs TO their
uoses and winh ed one eye, and thought. IL
they did not say It, old fellow who are you
trying TO fool, Finding that trick under
stood, Hayes and Everetts tried to get up
war with Mexico, that alarmed the Yam
KEGS, and that trick exploited. Have
patience a little longer and the Democrats
Will bring about specie, gold and silver,
with plenty OF good greenhacks for the
paper money. Business will revive fast,
SAMUEL TOWNSEND,
Townsend, Jan. 4, 1873.
The daily gazette., 1878-01-05
LOCAL TIME TABLE.

TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON.
For Philadelphia; 2o9, $50, $40, 800,
b.4s, 9.46, p. m. On sundays: 2.0D. 8 10 a.
m;bOo, d 30, 40, D m.
For New York; 100, 54s, am, I2 81, 70 40,
14d p mi ON sundays' 70 m.
For Haltimore and Washington: I214, 10,
sb0am; 1851, IL 90, g. 90. p m. Sundays
For Port Deposit; SO p mi no Sunday
For New Castle. s, 8 20, o 30 a m; I 30, 80 p
m; no Sunday train.
For Delaware r. b.: os, . 80 m; Q 80 p M;
For Wilmington q Northern r. r.: 0 25 q
For Delaware Western r. r. 10 70 a IN, 8 %
pm; on sundays: 10 80 a m.
r, TaAISs AaRIvE At wiLMISST"n 3, :,
m; 12 ~, 12d, $50, 45f,. 6l4. t5,
siS. sol, u 10 M on sundays 70 So
Frem New York: - Sc, 8 - a m; u a. " 80
6@, s5i p m; ON Sundays: II IS q m
From baltimore 2 IS, e4i,a a m; 12 7, IL IS,
8 90, sse p mi on Sundays: 2 IS m; 81
From washington. 2ls a m T.; laA, Il SO,
$50. 46 p m; on Sundays: . Is m; Q a
FROM Port Deposit: 500 a m no Sunday
From New Castle: I IS. soami 12o mi
4 20, 9 40, Z % p m; no Sunday trains.
From Delaware r. r.: 30 m; 20, 9 40 ?
m; no Sunday trains.
From Wilmington a. Northern r. r.: 8 08
II 80 a m: 10 p m; no sunday trains.
From Delaware Western X. r.: % m
3i0p m: on SUNDAYS; 800 ~ m.
TRAINS FOR WILMINGTON LEAVE PHIL
ADELPHIA.
From Broad street and Washington ave
nue.: 30, 8 90, 10 30, as a m; 80. 3 30
400, 516, 645, o 45, II 80 PM on Sun
days: 8 30 a m; o o., o 40, II 30, p m.
From Thirty Second and Market streets
725, IL 45 a m, u Is, 8 55, 8 50, II 45 p m
on SUNDAYS: 8 so. II 40 . IN.
The daily gazette., 1878-01-05
GENERAL NEWS.

The British steamer A. Strong still re-
mains ashore ON NasAaweBa Island NJ ass
Efforts are being made TO float her.
Rev. DIR. William Newton, rector of the
Church Of Nativity, Philadelphia, has
severed his connection with the Protest
ant Episcopal ministry, and has united
with that or the Reformed Episcopal.
The standing committee of the diocese
of New 70 k have given their can0nical
consent TO the eonsecraio ion OF the Rev.
DR.. Eccleston, bishop-elect of West Vir-
ginia, and the Rev. DIR. Seymour, bishop
elect of Springfield. Illinois.
U. s. Grant, Jr., who was lately APP
pointed assistant United States district
attorney for the New YORK district, has
been called to San Francisco ON busin
and will not assume his duties as Assist
ant dist,ict attorney until the LIST of Feb
ruary.
The new York butter merchants have
formed "a national association tor the pro-
duction OF dairy products from adultora-
ton, with the following officers Presi-
dent, l. u. T. unter; vice-president, James
+. Joyce; treasurer, Thomas IL. New
man secretary, T. NJ. seaver.
J. q. Bancroft Davis has written fou
column letter substantially corroboralng
tbo kG Oy ouh. ofaut anu EX-
Secretary Fish in regard to the Summer
Motley affair, and particularly that no
treaty which had been sent to the Senate
during the session which followed Mot
fley's recall had been acted on.
1he New York board OF alderman have
adopted q resolution declaring that great
er benefit could be gained for the city by
the discharge of VIM. M. Tweed from
imprisonment than hy his longer deteu-
ton, and recommending the attorney
general and corporation counsel to re-
lease him from imprisonment after Sc
curing for the city such property as he
now possesses, and after taking means
TO secure his testimony as might be
deemed necessary In any suits that might
hereafter be brought by the city.
Snow storms have prevailed from Tex
a. TO Name during the past three days.
Dispatches yesterday reported fall of
four inches of snow at Washington, D..
c., followed by slight ram several inch
es ais oat Philadelphia, and heavy
storm, with easterly gale, at New York
and Albany, delaying several trains three
hours ON the Hudson River railroad. A
dispatch fIum Poughkeepsie, N. Y,
makes the snow four inches at that point,
the storm changing to hail and rain last
night. The Hudson river was full OF
floating ice.
The daily gazette., 1878-01-05
For the Gazette.

For the Gazette.
MR.. EDIToR:-"A Democrat" in
jenkins old Commercial of yesterday ia, d,
we believe, common political sneak.
He had better attend to his ewn duties.
Senator Bayard has TOO much good y snse
not TO feel disgust for such sycophaHt,
except to use him when occasion re-
quires. l know that the Senator, ex-
pressed himself as being ''sorry' that the
Gazette had said anything on the .'silver
question" THIS had been bruited about
the streets. But the Gazette is not, 1t
seems, at all "sorry." 1t never appeared
so costident of being right. l know it
would have been ah easy matter for the
Gazette to have fallen In with the general
cry for the bondholders' interest against
that of the people, but 1t chose the more
difficult part. 1t would rather be on the
side of the 1854 "Jools and knaues" lu the
House Of Representatives, led by 100
Democrats, or on the side of the Al ''con-
summate fools" in the Senate, than be
led by such an ass as slim Montgomery's NJ
pupip-Bin Croasdale, who a lew years
ago went over this city urging like "the
sneaking cur" that Bayard and the Sauls-
burys be arrested for treason. +.
Wilmington, Jan. 4, 1873.
The daily gazette., 1878-01-05
MARYLAND UNITEDlSTATES SEN
ATORSHIP.

1t seems to be certain that the choice
of a candidate for United States Senator
to be elected this session will be left to
the eight demociatic counties of the shore
These counties have 2S votes, Caroline
having ''gone it alone" is counted sut.
The full vote of the Legislature ON joint
ballot is 110, necessary to choice 56;
but fifteen votes will secure nomination n
In caucus of the shore.
The candidates who have been named
are Hon. Geo. r. Dennis, the present
Senator, fer reelection and his brother,
James U. Dennis, who is the State Sena-
tor from Somerset county, Hon. Philip
Francis Thomas, a member of fhe House
of Delegates, and Hon. Samuel Ham ble-
ton. of Talbot; Judge Joseph A. Wickes,
of Kent; Ex-Gov. James b. Groeme, of
Cecil. and Judge M. Robinson, of Queen
Aune's.
The daily gazette., 1878-01-05

lIRST NATIONAL BANK
l. OF WILMINGTON.
REPOSITORY OF THE PUBLIC MONEYS
FINANCIAL AGENTS OF THE UNI
TED STATES.
The daily gazette., 1878-01-05

EDWARD BELTS, PRESIDENT.
GEO. ID. ARMSTRONG;, CASHIER
Paid up Capital. e0OO,OOO.
The daily gazette., 1878-01-05

how To avoid It. There is but one thing left
that can do IL, aud that, Is Christianity.
pure religion and undefiled before God -
This, aud, this alone will save us. Who
are the teachers of christi anIty? The
clergy. God holds them accountable for
the morals ofthe people, and rich men and
money, fear, Will be their ruin.
Yours, truly,
BRANDYWINE.
The daily gazette., 1878-01-05
TVHE ARTIzANs SAVINGS BANK.

VVHE ARTIzANs SAVINGS BANK.
502 MARK EFT STREET,
INCORPORATED JANUARY 23D, 1871.
Open TO receive deposits daily from A
M. until 4 p. NJ, and on Tuesday and Sat
urday evenings from TO o'clock.
SEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND,
OF six per cent, mas been regularly paid or
deposits, since the organization OF the Bank
and IL Is the expectation of the Managers
that this rate of d viderds will be continued
When dividends are not Withdrawn, they
are accounted as deposits. Thus permanent
deposits compound their interest twice In
each year.
MANAGERS
Chas. W. Rowland, George s. capeiie,
Nathsn'l X. Benson, NJ. L. Licheastein,
Henry +. Dure, Edward Darlington
Il. M. Stonsenberg, Job IL. Jackson,
William VI. Field, VIM. II. Swim,
Anthony Higgins.
GEO. W. BUSH, President.
GEO. 8. CAPELLE, Vice President.
feb2i ". n. TAYLOR. Treasurer.
The daily gazette., 1878-01-05

and New York Exchange fur
nished 70 regular Depositors without charge.
The daily gazette., 1878-01-05
BOGARDUS THE CHAMPION.
.an Extraordinary Shooting Feat

I'm Extraordinary Shooting Feat.
At Gilmore's Garden, New York, on
Thursday, Capt. Bogardus, the famous
shot, successfully performed the wonder
ful task which he had assumed of break
ing With a shot gun 5000 glass ball in
900 consecutive minutes, the balls being
sprung from trap at eighteen yards rise,
The firing commenced at 2:40 p. M, and
the first thousand bulls broken were
scored In "a minutes and 40 seconds; the
second thousand was disposed of in
hour and z3 minutes, and the captai q
then took a rest, having made but few
misses and being ahead OF time. Resum-
ing, Bogordns shot with great rapidity,
bnt Ia 1 short time began 70 give signs of
fatigue, In 3 hours 20 minutes and is
SECONDS OF actual work 5000 balls had
been broken, but during the fourth
thousand the line Jagged, and the fatigue
of the marksman was becoming the more
marked.
The daily gazette., 1878-01-05

LoNDoN, December 2Sth.-The Glas-
gov Herald gives the following as the
number and tonnage of vessels launched
on the Clyde during the last five years:
Two hundred and nineteen vessels in 1877
of 169,710 tons; in 1876, 229 vessels, of
1888, 1913 tons; in 1875 252 vessels, of 228, ,O83
tons in 1874, 1876 vessels, of $780, tons;
and in 1873, l43 vessels, of 224, ,792 tons
The daily gazette., 1878-01-05
THE WEA1HER.
INDICATIONS,

Washington, d. O. Jan. 5, A. NJ.
Indications-Fr the Middle Atlan
tic States warmer southwest, veering
to cooler northwest winds, partly
cloudy weather and higher pressure.
The daily gazette., 1878-01-05
AFTER THE DEATH OF THE POPE

LONDON, Jan. A Reuter- telegram
from Rome says: "Cordinal Manning
has submitted to the College of Cardinals
a'proposal that on the death of Pope Plus
IX. the conclave assemble at Malta. The
Scored College is divided in opinion on
the matter. This italian cardinals are
indisposed to approve the proposal. The
Pope's health is visibly declining"
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This tall. shows that the percentage IL
business failures Ia the Southern st.t.s has
l.sn lower than Ia al, pihes eactlun ~ III.
country, The Nesiein states follow neat 1
theu sIe Middle. then the Eastern aud Las,
como tIe tAelfie stots States. n las not heen
attempted 10 he denied liza. many failures sre
fraudulent. and GA the ,eore u probability II
IL innte likely that where nIe trader IN Nifty.
eight failed thsse y I'LL lac mere dishonesty than
whprs uhe III tRi,sy.tse fails With those nv
nfes h,fnra III VIZ s.a that tho south aud Wvst
hAse Is.si, gtps~iy elaI,asfed that taking thor.
tables NJ ulir guile the kanth aud West live M
II theif engagements better than ANY other
portion ~ tho eountf,. A. Dun Issfoa's re-.
l,nft rss.
!. notwithstanding tho solIliiy AMI wealth ~
View England, isH established sosltens ~ Income
fru.n III lonH career IL Flie so, AMI iia snof+
in,sis Investments within ans. without IT. own
borrowers. IT. perfect MONETARY facilities, aud
ull..af gr.iat ai,aniaEN~, sst all tlia durw ni
i,rn@.lsa IL traders from failing la illlsubeia
fhf greater ilau III TIL NstAlinrn AiAtua f,i.
i1sd ~ war. RETARDED hs nitainln, aud only
In1I recovering IL aslf-russainlnR power In
Gxisi.Ise.
Intr. Il another raini deserving ~ thought.
Failures Ar nar. prevalent hi Canada than
anywhere q II. tiin world one trader hi ~.
sty iAlrl, failed lat y.At. On the iAeia
slspe nts trader Ia ussry fnrts.nne failed.
Nun ii ellonid IiA hs forgotten that CRnadi
hsr the .inpe gold unit ~ value, and IaI1s
has nns.r dstiied California. ~llcr. the ht,lk Il
the Pacific east failures ncrnr. Ipl.As tier,
LaY le.il mn abnormal Development ~ dahof,.
ssls III Canada AID California, Mold must bas.
Ind something 81 do With shese failures. On,
thins II eelialn. whether they are 10 be attrib-
/ nt.ti u tie tihglo standard or not, gold ha,
] not preserved liz spthtiep from great waves a
| mercantile disaster, accompanied, We INA,
] hope, With small wAses ~ dishonesty LII
s4y.t aaG H.
than thn.l, " pretend that gold Hill ward %
the evils III insolvency.
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Apain, ard shs fsIinasss n rssslss. thifsl
daughter II tie l,akr i. Npntr~nslss,
MSS sifsris rfsas suvisl fsent, having
little i,s,lsiteaa ssrniHeensss Alrhansss "
thu Nsu ID he .ssttatsn lsrlHlla. and
Mesvsslsa IN The grand daughter II tyonis
Philippe I'lnfs MA sims whsn a
bourbon marriage vHnll have rAHsrsl
4 examination In Europe, h.sHnte mar.
sinFes were ih.n esn&ninmassd for IRA.
suns III state. wefe ile errsmnnies THAI
rus. nntirr IL new eomrnrts nn lhe part
~ powerful family. anil nrw cumlnna
tians Iii European l,ulisies.
Henry III Navarro VAS ilae first frsnrl
kinv N shr House IL bourbon, mil he
rasne III tlse throne NJ Henry ~, In lassi.
H. hal t~n arms. Louis MIL. ami aNr.
tom. luke III Orleans. and swo slauRh.
tefr, Iligal~th, Who was married ~
Philip IN. IL Spain, and Henrietta. who
became the tlnecn III tl,aflee l. III En-.
glani. Louis Kill. left two sons, lsonis
XIV. nnl Philip, Duke II Orleans. The
latter was the ancestor IT King Louis
Philippe. The leritimirl reptescnlA.
tive 81 the Bourbon fnmily In France II
Count lie Caaml,ord. The Orleans
branch Inns several prominent represent
Atives, including tlie Montpcnsiers.
Tho eldest son of Lt,uis XIV. WAS the
father of Philip, Duke Of Anjon, placed
ON the Spanish throne In i1U ~ Philip
v. Philip WINS the founder II the Span.
ish brnneh Of tl. bourbon family, and
the ancestor Of Queen Isabella. Thirty
years ago 1Mbclla md Donna Louisa,
daughters III King Ferdinand VII. of
Spain. were H. he married, and NIL En-.
rnpM was agisatcd. Louis Philippe Wan
tho mlvi~sr mil dictator In this question
u marriage. nnd, ~ Europe protested
against the marriage Of Isabella 10 n
bourbon ri France, the FrcAch King
originated scheme TINT hc Thought
would finally brinR u French Bourbon
10 The spanish throne. Isabella WINS
married IL the dull and incapable Don
Francisco d. Asrir, and II was believed
she would have NO children. Her sister
Louisa, beautiful md wealthy, wns mar.
ried 10 tho Duke liz Montpcnsier. In the
belief Tint her children wuuld Hncccesl
clill!cea fsnh.ila. The oil King was
foil,,l, IN isabella Ind children, aud hcr
son III now tho spanish King. But Ill,
grandellill, Mercedes, thu daughter 81
Louisa, becomes the Queen Of Spain
and the French mud Spanish branehe,
III the bourbon family are nnitesl, though
not IN Louis Philippe planned.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-02-01
THE ltssultn II Contraction.
FROM ~ ''snsli.nal, Inaulrrl

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aa'ssa II bnsiI.se misfortune. ihu ,iisa4trrs
Iii Lu~lner. Lasu Increased even more rapidly
tl.An tin contraction ~ tho machinery with
sllrh business III dune. Thu contraction III
ile e1Irfunss u country liz properly measured.
int usf.lY IN indicating III. volume iD cfcnlA.
uau, 1ri ~ ita,,i,g tbt snnns. compared with
tie population fui MbpHa business II III ttlu ina.
ehin.ry. TIE ,Dlu,nt II currency country
should have miat III determined by still
another circumstance TIN apAreaac.. nr ths
compartiae#n - the population. The city,
With III safiens credit devices, bills 0f
exchange, hvts,s cheeks. draft. clearing.
hpuseH. nned. cou.paiatls.I, little money pr
eapitA. While the tnlIllons ~ people rcattarud
thinls us.f al m,sdeyeiulssd continent need 4
much larger SUN per uAi,lia. IN this cosintfy,
after tho elnaa ii the war. M element III e,lor.
ma,us contraction NAN suddenly introduced In
nnf financial Hyslen by the addition ~ tho
Union uf Tim doliaituss states that had At.
tempted 10 secede. Tho saine quantity u err.
renrs WAS .spfeAd over vast territory aud
Aiming million. ri n.1nayicss people where II
had 10. been used. Tho annsiai increa.s II
population, the currency remaining thc
nAfila, II u itself M element III con-
traction The Ternlt. III contraction
Are btfnre TIT people. They AFc thu bankrupt.
rIes Htrssn o.er tlh lat twelve years. thu pros
tfAtluh u All industry, thu 1miI.r,ng thai 10.
companies hard tifnes. W. pioacns state
inent III the amount u contraction that hAs
actually taken place. On tLo SNh ~ June,
lhtt. tho amount II patrS.mnlsy is~nts out.
standing, consisting ~ gfeenbAck.. postal eur
currency treasury totes. certificates NJ indsht
tdno~s. nAsionAl.bAnk notes, slat~.hai,k notes
sttsii.thiffy notes, temporary deposits f0f
which certificates we're issued, wAa ti.I25,H71,.
nJf.b1. In that year thaFo wore but 620 fall
iFt. In The country, and ihu aggregate liali-
Ties Nere Int ss.t7D,DO0 We give l,cl0w The
story u tho contraction for the last thirteen
sNhfe
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