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Daily Republican., 1879-03-25
THIRD EDITlO
.reenssc ker. In Cosncn.

The Greenback Representatives met
last evening at the rooms of Judge
Kelley for general consultation and
TO decide what their course OF action
shall be In regard to the more impor-
tant issues which will be presented to
Congress. There were present Messrs.
Barlow, Of Vermont; Murch and Ladd
OF Maine; Kelley, Wright, and Yocum,
OF Pennsylvania; Weaver and Gillette,
of Iowa; Forsyth and Stevenson, OF Illi-
nois; De La Matyr, OF Indiana; Ford, OF
Missouri; Lowe of Alabama, and Jones
oI Texas, making ii in all, and includ-
ing the entire Greenback Fartv in the
House, except Mr.. Russell, of North
carolina, who is not now in the city.
No formal action WAS decided upon,
after tull discussion, an understanding
was reached that upon all questions
they will at together whenever they
can do so without tienching upoa the
individual conviction OF self respect Of
their members; upon questions of H.
nance, Internal taxation, the issue OF
Government bonds, the coinage Of sill :
yer, substitution Of Treasury notes Tor
national bark notes. and Questions
selating to similar subjects they viii
act as uUi'.
There w,. Considerable discussion on
the perosaIisr ot the Cove. ument IN
furnish the people the medium of circu-
lation, whether coin or paper, and the
general sentiment was that it would be
better not to raise this question or any
other financial question At the present
session, for the reason that they believe
the Greenback movement will be strong
enough in December next to force the
hard-money-bank men of both tho grea,
parties to act together, as they are now
said to be doing in Name and Michi-
gan, which would, they brlie7e, at.
tract the Gresnback men fro!u both par.
ties to them.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-25
TO BUYERS OF HORSES.
GEORGE LAYCOCk,
" WESTERN HORSES.

At Ohio Stables, back Of :. r. Cor. Oi ST.
and Market streets,
WEST PHILADELPHIA, Pa.
Our stock of Horses comprises shipments
made by experienced buyers residing perina-
nently in Ohio, Indiana. Kentucky and
Western Pennsylvania, thus saving tho costly
TEN oi travelling expenses, buy Ing for cash
direct o' the breeders selling Tor cash with
no losses,
AND HANDLING LARGE MUM BERS
are good reasons why we can supply farmers
and others nee ilhg Horses OF any kind, either
for Road, Family, Draught, Eafiness pur.
poses. or Tor double Teams. 100 head or more
Mt our stables from which TO make selections
NUrE Feeling cOnfi1eht that II pays us to
treat our customers fairly, thereby retaining
their patronage az well as their goodwill, We
ar al times willing to give fair trial and a
warrnntec with each E0rse sold, thus cnsurIng
satisfaction. Horses arriving every DAY. An
inspecti n Ut our stock is cordially inyaed.
'cbi3-omw
Daily Republican., 1879-03-25
A New YelIew Fever Bsli.

Senator Harris, OF Tennessee, was to
report to-day, from the committee charg-
ed with the yellow fever legislation, a
bill apPropriating s200, 900 for the con.
struction Of steel ship, fitted with re-
frigerating machinery, in accordance
with the plans submitted by Prof. John
GaDg.e, which ship is to be used at
New Orleans and other Southern ports
for the purpose OF disintecting ships by
means ofartifcial freezing.
Experts all agree that cold destroys
the germs Of the terrible disease, which
it il now feared will again af,lict the
South during the coming season. 1t is
believed that artificial cold can he so
rapidly produced that 5000 ton ship
may b. thoroughly disinfected within
six hours. The Senators and R-presen.
tatives most deeply interested in the
yellow fever matter have agreed, it is
understood, to the measure which will
be reported.
The state rights fanaticism which
prevented legislation in the Congress
has been subdued by reason Of the
criticism received from the South. The
new bill for a National Board of Health,
which is to BIZ soon introduced, is sub
stantially the Senate bill which was
defeated in the House by the opposi-
tion Of Messrs. Goode, Hooker, and
other State rights Hotspurs
II differs from that bill in that the
Supervising Surgeon General of the Ma.
rine Hospital Service is not made Chair
man, but only member Of the board.
This is more satisfactory to Casey,
Young, and others from the fever dis.
drict. DR.. Hamilton, of the New Eng
land District Of the hospital service
will it is understood, take the place Of
the late DR.. Woodwork.
He is considered very competent
surgeon, and will be a valuable men,
ber Of the Health Board. A great deal
of uneasiness Is felt for the coming
Summer by the medical experts, who
believe that the germs of the epidemic
are still active.
The delay in securing legislation is
considered to have been very damag-
ing.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-25
Another DefaHsiter.

The greatest CONSERVATION has been
caused in the town Of Reading. Mas.
10y the discovery that Treasurer Nathan
j. Pratt, 0'the Savings Bank in tnat
town, is n i iaulter TO large alnoHn'.
and, Will" enjoying the fullest conf
denc+ IT lhr community, he has for
years h"-n engaged in a systematic
robbery Of the bark. pra't's defalca-
ton will. it is thought aggregate $50,
no0 aud covers period OF three years.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-25
Opposition.

There is great opposition on the part
OF some of the members Of Union NJ. K.
Church, to the reappointment of Rev.
J. b. Mann, for the coming year, and
some of the opposition goso far az to ad-
vocate the locking of the doors in his
face. Mr.. NJ. belongs to the church
militant, and is ready to fight his way
wherever duty calls, even if it should
take the whole year to accomplish his
end. In our city there are truly many
valiant soldiers of the cross, some OF
whom seem to be never happy unless
they are engaged in lighting something.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-25
Virginias Debt.

The Virginia House of Delegates yes
.&-riay took final vote on the Senate
nilI tor the settlement of the State debt,
resulting in the passage of the bill
yeas, - nays, 80; being nine votes
NOR than the necessary constitutional
,y0te. Il now goes to the Senate for con-
curr.nce with the amendments, which
however, do rot mat rally affect the
,nain .ruy!,iOLs Of tine bill
Daily Republican., 1879-03-25
Prompt Action.

The vnn 'littee appointed last night
10y the Gity Council to co operate with
the Levy Court IN selecting a site for
the new court house, We're furnished
this morning by J. Kirkman & Son
with couple of splendid &C aches and
spirited teams, in which they went
over 20 Nrv Castle 10 lay the result Of
the Councils action last night be ore
the levy Court. This promptness "f
the part Of the Committee j. commend
able and /, i> hoprd the Levy Curt
will b- equally prompt.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-25
khi,-Nnagss.

City Treasurer, Francis Vincent, did
not attend Church Yesterday, but in
stead remained home reading the Greek
Testament.
Representative James Ware left this
City this afternoon on the l.OJ train for
Dover.
Rev. George 4. BIistor is to be trans.
tered to New Orleans, and it is stated
that DR.. Matlack will be appointed Pre-
siding Elder of the Wilmington Dis.
trict.
Owing to Conference being in session
at New Castle, there was no preachers
meeting held this morning.
Tomorrow is moving day.
Who is to publish the City Directory
Is the question the printers are now
asking.
Joseph Alden formerly at Fifth and
Adams streets has taken the grocery
store at Second and Jackson streets,
where he will be glad to See his many
friends.
This evening at o'clock the City
Council will hold special meeting to
consider the site for the new Court
House.
Mrs. NJ. Il Dennis, milliner at No.
2OS King street will tc-morrow move to
No. 4l6 King street
}. ii. Muhlhausen, the tailor at No.
4l5 King street is moving to-day to 10
King street
Frank Chandler, salesman at Z. W.
Hopes hardware store is engaged in
fixing up the store at No. West Fourth
street, and expects in about 10 days to
open out with large stock OF hard
ware.
J. T. Walker, will tomorrow, move
his stock Of goods from his branch
store at No. 226 West Second street, to
his store No. Is East Third street.
Thomas McClary Esq. has gone to Gu
ba and South America on a pleasure
trip.
Messrs. J. L. Crippen and A. S. Rob-
inson, start tomorrow for the West.
On the lst of April the City Treasurer
will pay of several thousand dollars of
the city loan. On the same date he
will pay off 81, $50 SO six months in
terest on S254, $50 of the city loan.
Ex-Governor Cochran had 40 Add
Camps, and the present Governor has
at least that many now.
The Board of Education will hold
their regular meeting this evening.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-25
New Hotel At R4hOlDO(h,

The " Breakwater Light" says Mr..
W. H. Barnholser, of Wilmington, has
began this week the constructian OF a
hotel at Rehobotll. The hotel will be
located on the beach near the Bright
House on the grounds of the Rehoboth
City Company. 1t is reported that one
or two other hotels will be built at Re-
hoboth in time for use the coming sea
son.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-25
DIED.

DUNN.-ln this city, on tho cath inst, John
Dunn. aged 4s years.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend
the funeral from his late residence, MARY
laad Avenue and Cedar street, on Thursday,
at o o'clock, u. IN. High Mass t St Paul's.
lntermeEt at the new Cathedral cemetery.
LORRIGAN.-O the cath inst. Rebecca,
wife OF Sarah Lorrigan, In the 46th year OF
her age.
The relatives and friends Of the family are
respectfully invited to attend the iuaeral
from her lato residence, Delavare Avenue
above Union street, on Thursday, Mt 3o'clock.
Service at the house
Daily Republican., 1879-03-25
Too bad.

1t is rumored that one OF our citizens,
the conservative OF the peace visited
Philadelphia. on Saturday last, and at
a late hour in the night, he came back
however, minus his gold watch and
chain, and several small articles of
wearing apparel, besides some money.
The amount of which is stated by some
to Lr ,:2J, some $50, others 800.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-25
grenrOyenlents

g. b. Guyeri is erecting five two story
brirk houses at Thirteenth and Pop
Jar; the sam. person is also building
-evrntoru two story brick houses, 81,
rooms, N Popular street hetweer
Ninth and Tnu.h. william 'lirken /:
doing thr brick work. Jacob Webb th'
caYpeuta,ing onI ~tewart and Green
l.-L thp nlnmNinr.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-25
Removed.

Mr.. Geo. Il. Stradley, the practical
tin and sheet.iron worker, has removed
to No. lr4 w. Second street, where lie
will continue the business of roofing
and sp0uting, repairing Of heaters,
stoves, ranges, &c. He guarantees
promptness and satisfaction.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-25
Welcome ~ General Grant.

A dispatch fTsM Omaha, Neb., to the
New York "llerali,n under date OF
March ~, says: Letters have been re-
crived at the h-adquartrr, Of the
Union Pacific Railroad, written to an
officer of the Central Pacific from the
manager Of the proposed excursion to
meet Gen. Grant in San Francisco on
his return. 1t appears from the COM
municatiOns that the movement is sane
toned by the leading Republicans of
the S-nat. and House of Representa-
tives, and letters are pouring in IRON
the Southern States, with assurances
that every Congressional district will
be represented, no! less than two hun
dred being from New Orleans, and the
response from the Eastern States is not
less general.
Indianapolis, Columbus and other
cities are also eager for the scheme, and
will have many representatives. 1t is
proposed to occupy thrr" weeks in the
trip, remaining one week III San Fran
cisco. Each line Of railroad Of the
standard gauge is expected to furnish
coaches for its own passengers, who
will be sent though without change,
running at the rate of perhaps twenty
miles to the hoHr, making stops only
for wood and water. The Pacific rail
roads will proesre the necessary nun
Der OF additional locomotives from other
lines, where knndreds are now lying
idle.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-25
After His Prisoner.

Sheriff Dunn, from Dover, arrived in
this city, last evening, and started tor
Baltimore, in order to secure one Of the
prisoners who escaped from Dover jail,
about ten days ago. r
Daily Republican., 1879-03-25
AgstsI,IIIts.

TnpHHl Land Yesterday afternoon
while Jumping rope, fell and fractured
uis LET'S tore grnr.
Alexander Hns"rty, 7o2 Madison
street, while hpIp}ng friend 10 move
last evening. thc wagon wh ''i ran oven
hi. great tor, making it necessary that
The ipil should I've amputa.pd. In both
na.e, Dr.. BIo'NSom was called IN and
Jr4-spd the wounds.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-25
Thomas M. Weir,
1909 MARKET STREET

E'INE GROCEklE1S and Wines and Ii.
II quors Tor medicinal purposes. Rye
whiskey for bathing purposes. Doc per quart;
extra Old rye. ", Burk's old Irish whiskey,
sl.2b; Holland gin, $l;Old Tom gin. 81. 80; best
port wine, 81 5O extra 81. All goods guar.
aDtced. PETER J. FORD,
mbl-3m cod Third and Adams streets.
CEEDS, SEEDS.-We have Just laid In our
~ stock Of Fresh Genuine Reliable Gar
den Seeds, and adyise all who may be trou.
bled with an inclination to save their money
In their purchases, to try our Rock Bottom
Prices, for We mean business
W. N HANDLER
milo No Gil Market street
Daily Republican., 1879-03-25
The City Loan.

City Treasurer, Francis Vincent. will
pay off on the first of April, So, $50 Of
the City Loan.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-25
MAR RIED.

HAZEL-WATSON.- Philadelphia, on
the 10Th inst, by Rev. L.. p. Hornberger,
Mr. Manloye Hazel to Miss Amanda Wat
son. both oi this city.
city lIapers please copy.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-25
PUBLIC RALEA.

DUBLIC SALE
LANCASTER COUNTY COWS AMI
SPRINGERS.
Will be sold at Public Sale, at the f,-ps
Green Hill Hotel, In the Ninth Ward, RK
Wilmington, Delaware, on
SATURDAY, MARCH 20. 1917,
At o'clock, p. M,
IS head Of fresh cows ana sprinsc,s. a lot Of
young bulls that have never been i'm the dairy
and some ewes with lamb.
A credit OF 70 days will be given No post.
lOnenent Oh account of the weather. II the
weather Is uniavorabe sheds TO sell under
JOSEPH GOODLEY.
l.. W. Stidhan X Son. auctr's. mh2O- ztw Csd
PUBLlc SALE.
Will he sold without reserve, on the premi-
ees, on
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON. MARCH 20,
at2 2O'clock.
As follows: House and lot, situate on Kirk
wood street, between Seventh an, Eighth,
size Of lot 70 feet front on Kirkwood street.
running back 65 feet, 8 inches; with a double
Frame House thereon erected.
Terms.--S5OO can remain on bond ana mort
gage, the balance cash. Possession con be
had Immediately.
PENROsEs LYMAN,
l., W. Stidham X Sow. auctn's mh22-3t
Daily Republican., 1879-03-25
NOTICES.
Consolation for c consumptIves.

DUBLlC NOTICE is hereby given that
J. the Firm heretofore trading and doing
business under the nane of trszier. Scott n
80. have dissolved, and aIl bills contracted
by the said firm prior to hlay q. 1875, will be
presented to James B Crozier Tor settlement
He will carry on the business Of StevedOrinV
and all orders left at ola East Eleventh street
will receive prompt attention.
JAMES B. CROZlER, Senior Stcvcd0re,
mh20-tf Wilmington, Del.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-25
Public sale VI the Grubb Farm.

The Grubb Farm Cater Of George
Jackson,) will b. sold at public sale
by J. 7, Heald, at the City Hall, at IL
o'clock, "a. IN. sharp, on Saturday, March
10Th, without postponement, with
drswal or undertaking. The farm is
located on the public road leading from
New Castl. to Newp,rt near its june
ton with the Hare's Corner road az
leading from and within about 3 miles
of the city OF Wilmington, containing
about l04 acres, 3 roods and Is perch-s,
with two story brick house and frame
kitchen, and frame barn, granary and
other Improvements For further in.
formation consult the advertising col
ums OF the REPUBLICAN.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-25
PIANOS AND ORGANS.


aWEl Great Bargains In Pianos and
4f9l.24 Organs A large and splendid
T H N VstOck to select from, at F. AL.
Il v aLEN'S Warerooms, Masonic
Temple, Wilmington, Del.
WEZ $50, for n Handsome New Organ
f1Fs p AInTss 2i'Gfs; s''s @a1s;ss%!, nys s'sr'
Masonic Temple.
NRE The Celebrated Estey Organs,
3A!Ia1244 New ana Beautiful Styles, sell.
" n n Ning very low, at p. ALIENS
Warerooms, Masonic Temple,
SlO.5O A tp!endd Mason n
E. 4eaNcr9 Hamlin Organ, price $40, for
TH ?TT only Sl05. by paying Sl05O per
quarter, giving two years and
quarter in which to pay for it. At p AL
LENS Masonic Temple.
sH@t--.53 Everybody IL delighted with the
SsysrI-s,S Geo Woods Pipe and Reed
v yDrgan combined. The cost Is no
more than a coed parlOr organ. Come and
hear them at ALIENS Warcrooms No. sle
MarKet street.
,xr4s2-r-.-,1 Z, SIa. Tor II fine new organ, with
i.LTscs ~ seven stops. A bargain: war
raDted and must be sold at AL.
LENS Music Store, $40 Market street,
mhl5-Im cow Wilmington Del.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-25
Presentation.

At a meeting Of Eureka Lodge, No.
%, A. Y. Il A. NJ. held last evening at
the Masonic Temple, the Master CT the
Lodge, A. d. Warner, on behalf OF the
Lodge presented to the Secretary, X.
II. Young, a gentleman well known to
the newspaper fratarnitv, very eis'
CANT ice water service. consisting OF a
swinging pitcher, a silver and gold
lined goblet. MIR. Warner in his re-
marks stated that th- gift was presen-
ted as token OF respect and esteem
in which Mr.. Young was held as a
member of the Lodge, and as reoogni-
ton of the faithful performance OF his
duties as secretary. The whole affair
was surprise to Mr.. Young, aud words
failed to express his qualification. The
service was purchased from the new
firm ut Thompson 4 Dawson.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-25

~ II. TINIALL. No. ,Ol French street.
*. Carpenter and builder. Jobhing
promptly attended n. stores nttca up az
short notice. ia'"H
Daily Republican., 1879-03-25
BROKERS'.
Elliott. Johnson E. Co.,
BANKERS AND BROKERS,
WILMINGTON, DEL.
WILMINGTON, DEL

We have on hand 1856, 600 Ior good frs: mort
cages In sums OF $500 to $4,000.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-25

YNSUEE YOUR PROPERTY IN RELl
l aUlc and cheap companies, through
#EALD II 60, insurance Brokers,
mhl2 w&su
Daily Republican., 1879-03-25

Wilmington Goal Gas Company. ......... 80
National Bank Of Delaware. .............. 60O
Union National Bank. ~
First National Bank. ........... l25
Farmers Bank. k............ .............. 30
National Bank vii. and B'dywino. ...... bs,S
Delaware Fire Ins. Co.. 10
Delaware X. X. Go. -. E. &c
Delaware State Bonds. Observation-Disclosures. lO9
Wilmington CITY ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. l0'
Wilmington City ID. ..................... 100
New Castle County ..................-... 100
Delaware Railroad. first mortgage. t0"
" extension. ........... l0l
Del. n West'R X. Observation-Disclosures, &c
VII. Pass. X. W. 90 lst mortgage. go. l0(
t.asonic Hall 'la.. boDGs ....... .....,.. ~
Daily Republican., 1879-03-25

NANTED. "A Nirl to do general house
w work, reference required Apply at
mh2l. .3ts I0T NJ A RkET STkEEsr.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-25

HI IOCHI FtCUrIl1tb DUuRHt Anu SOIU.
FoR SALR-30 shares Union National Bank
5sshares First National Bauk.
Philadelphia, New York and San Francisco
stocks and bonds bought and sold and
carried on margin
Telegraphic quotations received constantly
and furnished. Trade dollars bought
LOCAL STOChS AND BONDS
Daily Republican., 1879-03-25
All local securities bought and sold.

r. 5. Government Bonds bought and sold
or exchanged at current rates.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-25

Wy ANTED.-A sitnatiOn for sewing or
w light WORK. Address.
mh22-3ts "B."Thi Office.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-25

WANTED. -Sprcater hands for cotton
w mil, wages $3.50 10 I 30 pcr week. Ap.
ply to X. SMITH.
mh2J-lt $40 Poplar street
Daily Republican., 1879-03-25
WANTED.

NyANTED.- Parties having houses
w 10 rent snIe notice that We
have many sVpiisatiOns from good
pny ing tenants NEALD e. CO..
Clayton House building.
mh7 S-wAsti.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-25

WANTED. oarCiers at NO. SOl N Ar
w kET STREET. Also table boarders.
mh2y-lm
Daily Republican., 1879-03-25
girl for general holisewOrk
w at 81 MARKErST. mh24-2ts

NYANTED.-A woman for general house
w work, to go to the country; must un-
derstand cOOking, washing and ironing Ap--
ply at TDl WEST STREET mh2l-+ts
Daily Republican., 1879-03-25

NOTlCE.-Un and after the 18th OF March
~ the firm of GOuert X Co. will be dis.
solved by mutua consent. All bills due the
firm must be paid to Mrs. George 'iouert No
ga West Fourth treet.
q. u. Reason will continue the bn-incss ut
the old stand, Inh22-6t
Daily Republican., 1879-03-25

NUlCE.-All persons are forbidden to
~ trust any one on our account with.
out written order from US. HEOhGE W.
VERNO Il SONS. inll-t
Daily Republican., 1879-03-25
NO. IL EAST FOURTH STREET.

NOTIUE THE DIAMOND STATE
~ LOAN ASSOCIATION offers new
series OF stock for syIe. the first payment may
be made any time to the secretary
mhi7-lm tEORGEC. MhRlS.
COL ShiDley street second fODr
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1879-05-17
Mr.. HAYES, Inorplioahlo Record.


Mr.. Hayes is weak man, for the posi-
ton he holds, and is specimen Of good
nalurod stubborn humanity. Mid aud
universally good natured menarc the most
stubborn Of the obstinate, when they once
take stand, and such man is Mr.. Hayes
just after he was installed President he
removed the military from the Southern
States, as il was his duty 10 do, and with
their exit disappeared tho Republican
party. The stalwarts of the Republican
party stOutly resisted this, but to no avail,
and Mr.. Hayes was roundly denounced for
playing into the hands Of the Democratic
party His two recent yetoes have drawn
the extreme Of his party around him again,
aud they are swarming the White House
as ia the days Of Grant Another reaction
win take place, and by this time next year,
we predict, Mr.. Hayes viii again be de-
nouneed by the leaders of his party, and
will 60 out Of the White House "unwept,
unhouored and uusuug." Mr.. Hayes could
never have wiped out the fact that he was
a fraudulent President, but by pursuing
the course he inaugurated in the beginning
Of his term, he could have left monuments
to his memory. His recent actions have
precluded that, however, and are in direct
antagOnism to his past record and his re-
cent utterauces aud his administration
viii be known as one of fraudulent posses
sion aud inexplieable Inconsistencies.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1879-05-17
journalistic.

The ncatest, best printed, newsicst and
spiciest daily received at this Office is the
Altoona, Pa, Tribune, and We are pleased
to know that it is meeting with success.
Since the Keat Ners has been conduc.
ted by its present proprietors it has been
kept in the front ranks, and is thoroughly
deserving Of the large business it has re-
ceived
The new I'ilden organ which was started
in Chicago last March, under the title of
The Moraiag Herald, has collapsed. 1t
seems that the founders we're couple of
adventures without experience or money,
who expected to be able to tap Mr. Tilden's
barrel. They did not get a nip at it.
Hopers Maga=ne begins the 59th
volume with its issue for June. The pub
fishers deserve the thanks Of the public
for the great change made in it, The
type formerly used was too small, but the
june number comes to US printed on a
much larger faced type and with wider
pages. lis contents are varied aud inter
esting, the reader always finding something
new and fresh between its covers.
We have received copy Of the True
Democrat weekly newspaper published
in Baltimore, by the True Democrat Pub
fishing company, Mr.. Allen Il. Forester,
editor From the contents Of the number
before US, We judge that its object is re-
formatory aud laudablc desire to purify
the political atmosphere Of Baltimore. If
so, We bid it god speed Wcare ourselves
in favor of reforming all abuses, Of Topping
of all useless expenditures, so that the
taxes may be lessened aud the burdens Of
the people lightened. But We would do
all this within the Democratic party We
would not 90 outside Of that party to do
that which We believe can be better done
within it.