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Daily Republican., 1878-12-23
(F'rom Yesterdays Late Edition. }
JUSTICE vINDICATEp.
George Draper Ptlisried and Lash
ed for the Murder Of John wills q
How the Panishment Was Re-


ed for the Murder Of John wills, q
How the Punishment Was Re-
ceived.
To-day George Draper received a por.
ton OF that punishment imposed upon
him 10y the Court for the murder Of the
colored man, John Wilson, at Middle
town, in September last. Draper's
sentence was sixty lashes and an hour
in the pillory. At 10 o'clock the gates
OF the prison yard were thrown op N,
and all audience consisting Of five
newspaper representatives and about a
dozen young men and boys walked in.
George was standing In the pillory
1t was showing heavily; but he was
protected somewhat by the heavy folds
Of large blanket. He was fresh, and
replied to the questions asked him in a
cheerful manner. lie appeared to be
satisfied with tho sentence imposed
upon him, as he laconically remarked
"It's siderable easier den hangin'."
lat IL o'clock he was taken down,
ard after having warmed himself. he
unrob-d preparatory 10 receiving the
lashipg. A few minutes after II o'clock
George walked unhesitatingly up to the
post.
lie was closely followed by the five
aforesaid reporters. The above men
toned ten or twelve young men at the
sight of George. suddenly ceased kick
ing their toes against the prison wall
and with faces illumined with innate
satisfaction encircled the now shiver-
inH victim and the Sheriff.
The rain now began to fall, and the
flakes of snow eddying gracefully around
the angles Of the pillory began to drop
with an unpleasant sensation upon the
bare back of Draper. The lashes were
humanely laid on, and 1t took but a
minute and half to apply the nun ber
ordered.
A slight quivrr OF the muscles Of the
face was thu only evidence of suffering
il suffering it could be- called.
After the whipping had been infict
ed Draper was released, and he, with a
smiling face, quickly sought shelter IN
the privacy OF his own cell.
To question put to him as to his
anticipations for the future, he replied
hopefully that he expected pardon in
about two or three years"
He still held to a former assertion
that the murder of Wilson was brought
on 10y aggravation and that 1t was
Wilson's fault.
This is the only whipping for man
slaughter that has taken place in this
county for some time. The last occa-
sion which similar penalty was inilict-
ed. WAS upon colored man named AL
ir-d Boice on Sept End, 1877.
The crime for which the punishment
WAS meted, was til. murder of a peach
pluck a white man somewhere in the
y.alnity oi Middletown, Of the same
year. Boice is at present serving out his
T. sentence.
Daily Republican., 1878-12-23
THIRD EDITION.
FOREIGN NOTES.

LONDON, Dec 22.-The funeral Of
Bayard Taylor took place at Berlin yes
terday. Appropriate addresses were
made. The body was temporarily de-
posited in Jerusalem church.
The petition Of the st. Petersburg
Students to the Gar protests, among
other grievances, against the oppressive
police surveillance to which they ar.
subjected.
The Duke of Cumberland and tht
Princess Thyra Of Denmark were mar
ried on Saturday.
twenty persons We're killed by rail
way accident in Russia, including sew
rral army officers and public ofic'als
Further accounts OF distress among
the laboriug people and depression
among the tradpsmen and manufac
turers are cabled.
The flight of the Ameer Of Afghanis
tan to Turkestan is confirmed.
Daily Republican., 1878-12-23
pareuts-Card Of ThanAs-Public.

desire to return my sincere thanks
to my most obliging patrons, for the
noble and also the most excellent
md acceptable manner in which they
costumed their children to make the
entertainment on Saturday evening, a
success. Also to the large and select
audience, that ventured forth on such
4 disagrreatl- evening to please and
delight the little ones as well as the
arge ones. Hoping to meet all soon
again, remain yours Respecty,
Pro-. J. H. CRABB,
Prin. of Wilmington Academy
Daily Republican., 1878-12-23
FOURTH EDITION.
HOLIDAY NOTICES.

Few Places that shOuid Not be
Overlooked In PUrchastnE He'll
day floods.
z. 9. r. BUTLER, BooKs AND PAPERS,
At 42O Market street, is well known by
ths readers Of the REPUBLICAN,, and his
goods are first class in every particular.
He has fine assortment Of pocket
books for ladies' and gents, from 25
cents up to Is, and he also keeps fine
assortment Of photograph and auto
graph albums, inkstands, japanese
ware, fancy box Of paper with silk lin
ing, work boxes, writing desks, books
Of all kinds from cts. up to s5, games
OF all kinds, toy blocks, puzzles, pen
knives, card cases, cut pictures for dec
Grating Christmas trees, and over 400
different kinds of Christmas cards, The
most fastidious will be satisfied by a
visit to Buffers store.
q. PIckELs-HoUsE FURNISHING GOODS,
Corner Tenth and Market streets, is
doing thriving business in the house
furnishing line. A stove would be an
acceptable christmas present. and Mr..
+. has all varieties and at low prices.
A visit to his place will demonstrate
his low prices.
C. MoRGAs-GgNrs FURNISHING GOODS.
Through some freak of forgetfulness
We have neglected to notice c. 5. Nor
gan's furnishing ore, at Az Market
street, though We had Mr.. Morgan upon
our list for an early notice. Now to
make amends for our iorgetiulness and
to make up to Mr., Morgan what he may
have lost by not being noticed in our
specials, We hope our patrons and read
ers may ill Mr.. Ms. store and keep his
clerks all busy until he closes his store
on Christmas day. Anybody can suit
himself at Morgan's store to the finest
underwear, scarls and ties, collars,
cuffs, knit jackets, gloves, hannker.
chiefs at very low prices. Mr.. Morgan
Is enterprising ana entitled to 8 large
share of patronage. Call upon MIN
and make up for our neglect.
PANcoAsT ALLES--MUslcAL INSTRUMENTS.
Nothing makes Christmas more cheer
lul than music, especially ii that music
comes from piano or organ purchased
from Pancoasl Allen III the Masonic
Temple. Mr.. Allen has adopted plan
"f renting organs by which the rent OF
1880 every three months VII pur-
Chase an organ worth Sl35 in ten quar-
terly payments, or in other words it
gives a purchaser two years and half
IN which to pay for an organ. There
never was such favorable opportunity
offered before for purchasing organs, ,aLd
Mr.. Al en ought To sell large number
on those terms. ANY style of organs
can be procured in the same way.
WooLLEY q VASTRUMp Insurance.
A policy of lie insurance in the great
Mutual Life Insurance Coml any of
New York, would be- a valuable pre-
srnt at this season of the year when
Christmas presents have become al
most universal. The place to get a
present is at Woollry q Van Truhp's,
No. | journal Building, adjoining
the City Hall. The Mutual is til" old
est Life Insurance Company in the
United States and is the w-althiest cor
poration of the kind in the world. A
reduction of 80 per cent. from the
present table rates for The first and
second years.
Daily Republican., 1878-12-23
MONEY READY FOR GOOD FIRST
WI MORTHAGES.
Elliott, Johnson E. Co..
BANKERS AND BROK ERS,
SIXTH AND MARKET sTs..

WILMINGTON. DELAWARE.
For SALE.-s2,0 900 New Castle Gas Bonds.
Stocks and Bonds bought Tor cash or carried
on margins If desired. Telegraphic c0mmu.
nIcatiOn with all the Exchanges Quotations
furnished gratis on application.
Daily Republican., 1878-12-23

N NuTlCE,-Jefferson Lodge, NO. 2, /. .. U.
~ f., members are requested TO be pres
cnt on Thursday ev, ming, Dec. 2e, 1878, busi.
ness Of importance. GEO. X LARSON, r.
s. dec23-2t*
Daily Republican., 1878-12-23
.BeAutifui SNOW"

This was the expression Of the dreamy
poets this forenoon as the snow de-.
scended in llcrcy flakes wrapping the
earth in mantle of purity. The
children who had sleis to bring from
the almost forgotten corner in the cell
lar or garr~t, also had slight spasms Of
the "beautifol snow" fever, but those
who had to 90 to market. and those
who were forced to stand at the tail end
Of their wagons and retail turkeys,
geese and chickens, couldn't see SC
much h"aut y in the "beautiful snow
picture. Still it was change and
showed that not only Christmas but
winter was at hand.
Daily Republican., 1878-12-23
RurgIariOus Attempt.

Between one and two o'clock this
morning some burglars who were try
in % break into the grocery store OF
Alfred llufnal, at Ninth and Madison
streets, we're frightened off by Mr.. Jesse
X. Baylis, who occupies the dwell
Ing in which the store Is located -
Mr.Baylis was aroused by thenoise made
dud opening window, the thiever hur
r"idly decamped down Ninth street.
They had already pried the lock off the
door and split the rabbit when discov-
ed
Daily Republican., 1878-12-23
JAM Rs 4 BROTHER.

'he Wilmington hardware men now
have on hand at their store, No. 204
Market street, large and fine stock of
goods suitable for holiday presents,
suc!, as table and pocket knives, plated
ware and scissors, revolvers, sleigh bells,
skates, bird cages, tool chests, razors
razor strops, scroll saws, dog collars,
huting machines, lanterns, &c, all
all Of which they are selling at hard
| time prices.
Daily Republican., 1878-12-23
WILMINGTON, DEL. December 10, 1877

WILMINGTON. DEL, December 70, 1878
Latest stock Quotations furnished BY
hoald h Co., Clayton House Building vii
mingtsn. Del. 1t II M. to-day.
Hold, 100 l-32; N. Y.C. b hud.. HOY; N. Y
y Erie, 1915; Lake shore, o9sSS; North West
ern, AN: North Western Pref, 74sS: ROcL
Island. l1916; Ohio h Miss, ~; Pacific Mail
l4s<: Western Union telegraph "; st
Paul, 3ssE 81. Paul Pref, 731S; Wabash, q
Union Pacific, 66s< Psnna., 80; Reading
w; Lehigh Valley, NJ; Lehigh Nav, AK
Pitts. T. a b., *; Central Trans, AK
Phila. 4 Erie, I; N. !. Central, 3lh; bel
iel. l. Hudson, 37LS; ISIS Coupon, l09a
52O's. IS. New J. * J., =; $50. fs7 Coupon
1854; $40. 'os Coupon, 100; 1910 Coupon
l0s; Currency SIS, li93x: New IS Of 'sl.
'0o1S; ~ Reqistsred. lO4s: As. lO0
Daily Republican., 1878-12-23
CYRUS STERN.
NO. III MARKET ST.
The CIothier, The Tailor.

NyINTHR SESSIONS CONNIE CES
W JAN. 6. 1873 Ladies and gentlemen
.n.irOur 10 render tnemsey,- usu.Ul o. to
accomplish themselves. will study ether
Latin, Greek, Hobew, German, French, or
Spanish. They can receive either private leg
CONS or attend day or night school. Make use
o. his celebrated German and French CONVEX
satiou rlr.a"s BY an means study Grrman;
yUn cantOt do without it, lnstruCtO ar"
also given in writing, reading book .keepiap
arithmetic etc to children and to advanced
stud d'nts FERNS very low. NOw - the time
to study Applications are continually made
I, PROF p. W. HOCHKEPPEL, at his office,
No. 5, in the Almond Building. dclSlm
ySDR SALE HEAP. Two good stores in
T. good location, two new thrcc-stOy nine
room houses, and two new I room houses, all
with hot and cold water, gas. bath, wash pave
front and in yard. two room houses with en-
tIv.cd sheds Also other houses Persons In
want Of a cheap h use it would be 70 thcir ad-
vantage to see these houses, as they are all
well built and Of good materials. Prices iron
81 80 and up. Terms very easy to suit the
times, win t.lc as part pay first mortgage II
other property and five years mortgage on the
house sold. Apply to q. II. gr!NDALL X
; Ms, 7Ol French street. store No.--East
\ nth street. dc23-ln
Daily Republican., 1878-12-23

GOING'S ANTONY OF THE HORSE,
cdrd skeleton (prics 81 cents,) for framing
upon phich Is located eUery important disen,e 4
Uhich The horse Is liable
All the dhope are Jor sale By
T. JAMES BELT,
Wholesale and Retail D,1lggia
Cor. SiIih and Market streets.
RISLEY'S EXTRACT Of WI1CH HAZEt
similar 10 PONUS EXTRACT and al half M
price Otth, latter. For sdieby
Il. JAMES BELT.
Cor. Sirfh and Market streets.
Daily Republican., 1878-12-23
WATER RENTERS.

WILMINGTON, DEL, December 10. 1873
The bills for 1879 are now ready and paya-
bic at the registers office, No 1000 Market
street. The law requires that all bills paid on
or before January 81, 1879, the face Of the bill,
those paid during the month OF February. ive
per cent additional, those paid during the
month OF March ten per cent. additional and
any amount remaining unpaid after April |,
rule withdrawn and suit instituted for the re.
cOvery OF the amount due, and the water will
not he let into such premises until such ar.
rehrs. with assessments and ~ for drawing
ierruIes are paid. Office hours. o II. m. md 1
p. i'll. W MORROW, Register.
dCll-e-O-d ln.e.I. fb. cod
Daily Republican., 1878-12-23
Shooting Case at Harrington.

A fight occurred at Harrington on
Thursday which fortunately caused
only slight woundng Of one of the
parties. Edward Mileham and his wife
had some domestic trouble which her
brother named Booth was into When
Mileham cane home on Thursday, find
Ing Booth in his house talking to his
wife he became greatly incensed. High
words followed. Both men drew revol.
vers and fired at one another, which re-
suited in MiIeham being shot in the
arm
Daily Republican., 1878-12-23
The Last Day.

This is positively the last day Dr..
Dsrmom can b" consulted at III" Wash
Ington House, 2o5 Market street, as he
raves Tomorrow morning.
Daily Republican., 1878-12-23
HOLlDA YPR ES ESTs


All thos" who contemplate purchas-
ing presents for their gentlemen friends
should not fail to look at the new and
beautiful stock of Mrs. Rosster, SOB Mar.
k-t street, This stock has been pur-
chased principally for the holiday sea
son and is consequently new and fresh.
4 large assortment of men and boys
gloves, silk and linen handkerchiefs
elegant scarfs, bows and tins, scarf
rings and pins Of beautiful designs,
umbrellas of all descriptions and in
fact everything in tn" geDtlem-n's fur.
nishing line can be found here. Pur|
chasers would find it to their advan
Va -rH to call on Mrs. Rossitrr, SOB Mar'i"t
street, and examine the variety Of
choice holiday goods which she is sell
,ng at prices in conformity with the
times Look at the show window when
passing.
Daily Republican., 1878-12-23
HEALD 4 CO.,
BANkERs AND BROk ERs.

AND DEALERs In
STOCKS, BONDS, LOANS, GOLD AND
COMMERCIAL PAPER.
CLAYTON HOUSE. WILMINGTON, DEL
Interest, Coupon, and General Collections
Tickets IN and drafts on Great Britain and
ether parts OF Europe. nov7-lv-d
STOCK QUOTATIONS..
Daily Republican., 1878-12-23

lerrules are paid. Office hours. Q Il. III. and 1
p, in W. J MORROW, Register.
dcll-e-O-d in-e-d-fbe
NYbTICE TO REAL ESTATE OWNERS.
~ Those who sell or transfer Real Es
tate, and do not wish topay the tax OF 1879
will ObIige the undersigned by leaving II no
tice thereof at our office, that we may assess 1t
EDMUND PROVOST.
WILLIAM KYNE.
City Assessors.
Office, No. 10 +. Sixth street, between
Market and King. Hours sa m. to u M,
2 to and to 81. III dcl7-ti
INJECTION NOTICE.
II NATIONAL BANK OF WLAINGToN
AND BRANDY WINE,
WHINING ON, DEL, Dec, II, 1873.
Notice is Hereby given that an election Will
he held a the banking hOnsc, on the 18th day
of January, 1879, between the hours OF 2 and 4
o'clock, p. M. Tor the purpose OF clecting nine
(4l Directors, to serve tho ensuing year.
declo-lmo +. RICE. Cashier.
CNlRST NATIONAL BANK OF VIII
Il MlNtfrON.-NO Is hereby given
mat the annual meeting Of the Stock Holders
Of this bank will be held at the Banking
House on Tuesday. the l4th day ci January,
1873, between the hours OF 2 and o'clock D..
m, or the purpose OF elccting nine stockhol-
dcrs to serve AZ directors the ensuing year.
GEO. u. ARMSTRONG, Cashier.
Wilmington. Del, Dee. II, 1878. gcli-20t
NNTICh,---l hereby give notice that shall
~ prefer petition to the General Assem-
bly Of the State Of Delaware at It's next ses-
sion, in January, 1879, praying the passage OF
an act To- Il rOrce me and my husband Frank
l3 Lyse, IN vincuto IN 'trimonie."
KATE f. LYSLE.
Wilmington, Del, Dee. 20, 1878. I'm.
"y>u WHOM IT MAY CnNCERN No
tice hereby given that at the approach
| ing sessions Of the Genera. assembly Of the
tate OF Delaware, ! will make application iol
/ an act % Assembly for . divorce Of the bond,
| I Natrimuny from my wife Ann NJ Shaw.
! HENRY N SHAW, Riddles Bank, Del.
dcIl-lm
NOTICE. The recent decision Of the Su
~ perIor Court at New Castle, concerning
| Validity OF Seals does not effect Thomas X
| Lnlly.s NOtUlia Seal. All persons wishing
/ he undersigned. THOMAS X. LALLY
9 Market street. decl7
/ NOIIC CE.-Thosc having Farms for sale OF
~ r<. Ileasc send description size anG
| price al rent, as nave many applicants p
/ CHANDLER Real Estate Agent, No. u.
! sixth 1t dcl4
ENLECFlUS NOTICE. UNION Ma
II TlONAL BANK OF WILM NGTON
The annUal election Tor nine Directors will
be held al the tanking House on Tuesday
/ the l4tl day Of January, 1879, between the
! hours Of two and four Oriock in he after
noon. JOHN Pc Plies, Cashier
Wilmington, Del, Dec IA. dclieOd tInl-
Daily Republican., 1878-12-23
ID n. ROBINSON 4 CO..
BANK ERS X BROk LRS
n. y. Cor. Foo rth and Market,
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE

toR SALE per cent. u. ). Bonds.
WANTED.
Masonic Hall STOCK.
Philadelphia, New York and Boston stocks
bought aud sold on commission. Every iacil-
ity afforded for persons 10 sell or invest In
st0 ks or bonds. 'eb20-ly
Daily Republican., 1878-12-23
IT rlHdry Editor o1 spiriI y The 7Imc'J
REMEDIES FOR HORSE DIsEAsES
GOIkG'S worm DES1 1ROYER,
For Worms or Bots.

COPEMAES TONIC POWDER,
For purifying the Blood and Improving IN
, ondifion ofthe horse
Daily Republican., 1878-12-23
phOtOg raDlIs

A. c. Beecher, the popular photo
grapher at No. 3l5 Market street, i,
ready to accommodate all who may call
on him.
Daily Republican., 1878-12-23
LOCAL STOCKS AND BONDS.
ID TlONS.
W. q. PENNYPACKER b CO..

Successors to J. +. Price n Coz
Best Patent Hour Our.....,........,..,.3o 30 i5fpb. 5
Choice Family Flour r,....,......... boJQ6.fb
Choice Supertine Observation-Disclosures. 40O1j.o1
Bran, per ton .......... ........... 1900
We are paying to-day for strictly choice
wheat 81 ,05 old corn, IS cents Bran II.
octlg W. q. PENNY PACKER h co.
WILMINGTON MARKET
Daily Republican., 1878-12-23

GOING'S COLIC POWDER,
For Collie Securing, inflammation Of IL
B0weiS, &c.
Daily Republican., 1878-12-23
Biographies Of Living Men.

In glancing over an attractively bound
volume containing biographical sketch
,s of many well-known citizens 0! this
State who had attained emin-nc- in
their respective calliDgs at the time
the volume was published, the ina jorlty
of whom are now alive, We noticed
the lkenesses of several who have since
fallen from their high estate and hah
better be forgotten than thus remem
brred. One is now in prison awaiting
sentence, another was in prison and
afterwards died, and at least half a
dozen who still enjoy their liberty,
should be incarc.rated. Some ten or
twelve presumed to be immensely rich
men when their Biography was written,
are now almost penniless, and others
young in years and occupying proml.
n-nt positions, have fallen INTO obscuri-
ty and disgrace. The weakness Of
human nature and the viciSsitudes
that mark the career of life are thus
painfully apparent. 'Iis better 10
write biographical histories Of those in
whom the breath OF life has pass i
way, when the power to do personal
good or harm has forever been extin-
gu.shed-Erchange,
Declined u Present.
+. Carson is fireman OF the boiler
shop ofthe Harlan & Hollingswort Com
pany and has the respect and love
all the hands. To show their appre
citation of their boss the hands have
been quietly making up fund with
which to purchase a gold watch cha n
to be presented to Mr.. Carson, but hear.
ing somehow Of what was going on he
promptly thanked the hands as hearti-
ly as if he had received the gift, and
begged of them to drsist in going any
farther, as the times were too hard and
they needed all their money for their
families. The hands had about $45
raised when Mr.. Carson interfrrred and
t is action on his part shows that he
il worthy of the coufidenc" and esteem
in which he is held by those under
him.
Daily Republican., 1878-12-23
FhN }. A GOlNG'S

Hh ~. MEDICINES. AC.
Daily Republican., 1878-12-23

NYDTICL TO REAL ESTATE OWNERS.
~ Those who sell or transfer Real IL
tate, and do not wish to pay the tax OF 1879
will ObIige the undersigned by leaving II no
tice thereof at our office, that we may assess it
Daily Republican., 1878-12-23

NOTICE. The recent decision Of the Su
~ perIor Court at New Castle, concerning
Validity OF Seals, does MT effect Thomas K
Ltllys Notolial Seal. All persons wishing
papers acknowledged would do well to call on
he undersigned. THOMAS X. LALLY
q Market street decl7
Daily Republican., 1878-12-23

GOING'S Cough POWDER,
For Coughs, Cdtdrrh. Hedpes and Sore Throd
Daily Republican., 1878-12-23

All contemplating the purchase OF kid
Gloves, as presents to friends, should be sure
TO secure the acknowledged standard OF the
WDkLD-the
Daily Republican., 1878-12-23
POCKETB

In White. Blue ant Cardinal; also, fine
Line OF other Qualities.
Daily Republican., 1878-12-23
EDMUND PROVOST,
VILLA NJ NNL,

Office, NJ. 10 +. Sixth street, between
Market and King. Hours sa, m. to u M,
2 to and I 81. NJ dcl7-ti
National Republican., 1878-10-18

and such as you gave cur free Institutions such pre-.
lection as the wolf gives the lamb.
GENERAL JoHS NJ. THAYER declines TO become
from Wyoming Te ritory
THURMAN is sounding tho keynote for 1890. His
recent experience in that line, 1t would DO sup
posed, would discourage him.
THE Chicago Times, after reading the letter on
Hayes, thinks Senator Hill's liver Is out OF gear
Perhaps the Senator's lights are affected
SENATOR THURMAN, with Tilden's cipher dis
patches staring him in the face has the nickel.
plated cheek to inveigh against Republican frauds.
The Baltimore Herald wants Senator Whyte on
the ticket for Vice President In 1850. That's all
right We would just n soon defeat him as any
one else.
A JOURNALISTIC admirer Of Springer calls him the
greatest statesman in Illinois. This may be com.
plimentary 70 Springer but II is hard on the other
| statesmen"
CONGRESSMAN souTHARD, the author Of the triple
headed Presidential scheme, thinks Tilden toe
honest 70 attempt TO buy his way to the Presidency
| To which the New York Commercial Advertiser re.
| plies that had Tilden been successful he would
| have surrounded himself by q crowd OF scoundrel.
OF his own ilk, and Mr.. Southard would have been
one OF the warm supporters Of his administration
Four Republicans were elected TO Congress II
Ohio last week by an aggregate majority OF 20667
| Five Democrats were elected at the same time by
an aggregate majority Of s,3Ss The figures fairly
illustrate the infamy. OF the Democratic gerryman
der. Thousands Of the people of Ohio were virtu
ally disifanehised by the operations Of the law.
VIII be the privilege OF the people TO elect Legs
lature next fall that will wipe out that infamou
measure and they will be sure to exercise 1t wisel!
| and effectively
National Republican., 1878-10-18

to oollats and publish the news-bc II good,
bad, or Indifferent, and publish as our judg-
ment may dictate, that the reader may see
and know and Judge. The article in ques-
tion came In the course Of business, and
while II may be Objectionable to some, it
may please others, and in so doing we COM
promise nothing Of our religious faith, nei-
ther do we think we justly exposed our
selves to the criticism INDUCED.
While we differ widely from those who
entertain the doctrines Of Romanism, we
cannot forget that the founders Of this Re-
public opened the door widely to religious
liberty and liberation In this land, aud that
none of us can afford to disregard the finda-
mental principles of our national existence
any more in religion than in politics OF
business. Hence 50 long as the Roman
Catholic conforms his religion TO the laws
and the general welfare Of our common
country, and in no degree antagonizes the
principles of our system Of government and
education, It is but the part of Christian
charity that we should tolerate, IL we do not
embrace, his religious faith for to do this
is simply doing to others as we would that
Others should do unto u.s.