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case, but they could not endeavor to
prove that any frauds had been COM
mitted.
Mr.. Merris Taylor made a sarcastic
reply to Mr.. Chandler's remarks. He
said the gentleman from the Seventh
ward talks about Democratic police
bulldozing voters. He had never
heard Of anything of the kind.
He did not think they could
do as much bulldozing as was done in
the Lincoln Club on Wednesday even
ing between two Republican poll
ticians, letter carrier Hawkins, and
Thomas W. Saville of the Postoffice
ring. Talk of fraud, why letter car
rier Hawkins charged grave frauds
among their own people in the Fifth
and Sixth wards, and MIR. Saville
charged that the same state of affairs
existed in the Ninth ward. Just think
of it Charging fraud among them
selves. He had never heard of a Dem
ocratic policeman rushing at man,
catching him by the lappels of the coat,
tearing off his collar, and then as re-
suit get kicked in the eye. He was
opposed to the ordinance because he
did not think the extra policeman was
needed.
Messrs. McGlinchey and Blake ia
vored the ordinance saying that an ex-
ira policeman was needed, and they
hoped Council would give the people
of that district their Just dues.
Mr.. Paynter said he thought the
people of that district were as well pro-
fnn ta1 -, al
The ordinance passed by the follow
ing vote :
Ayes-Messrs. Adams, Allen, Abele
Blake, Barnhill, Carmichael, Huested,
Hanna, McGlinchey, McMenamin and
Townsend-11.
Nays-Messrs. Chandler, Downing,
| Paynter, Smith, r. III. Taylor, Merris
Taylor and President Sharpley-7.
NEW BUSINESS.
The following new business was act.
ed upon
Mr.. r. H. Taylor called up for a
third reading an ordinance for the re-
| lief of the Wilmington q Northern r
r., allowing them to enlarge theil
freight depo. at the depot at the foot
| VA uhodiooh ooiOOo. LILO OIulhduCt
passed, there being but one dissenting
vote, that of Mr.. Paynter.
Mr.. r. Ii. Taylor introduced an Or
dinance for the relief of W. N. F. Met
hold, allowing him to remove a frame
house from the corner of Broome anC
Gilpin Avenue to the west side Of
Franklin street between Shallcross anC
Lowering Avenues.
Mr.. McGlinchey stated that the time
for occupancy of the building at Tentl
and King streets by the Surveying De
partment was about expiring. The
purchasing of the building had agreed
to rent it until September 1st for the
sum of $25. On his motion the Open
Streets Committee were authorized t,
rent the building at the price named
On motion of Mr.. McGlinchey, whel
Council adjourn it adjourn to meet a
Market street and Jessup's road ol
Saturday afternoon next at 6 O'Clock
Adjourned.
| ORDERS.
During the session the following OF
ders were directed to be drawn:
| e. g. Bradford, Jr., $50; Washing
ton Fire Company, 5000 ; Frank H
Carswell, 500; Charles McCloskey
$154.88; Peter Robinson, $191. &c
Davis g. Bro, $562. 40 Martin Keogh
5000; sundry bondholders, $40, sos
John Peoples, $4,000; Water Vito
Fire Company, $1,000; Robert Cars
we'll, $S5. so.
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hat Two Old Soldiers Did.

ettssG. 7. Beauregard OF Louisiana,
u, uoai A; Early Of Virginia, met again
"! 10 New Orleans to superin tend
rswhgs OF the celebrated Louisiana
Lottery OF which they are the COM
AeIs on behalf OF the State and
~. Ihey went at their work with
h,Ity aud precision, and the result
mn. 10 addition to scattering among
aste S investors s5O,000s and 3l0,00Os,
@ uiew nail capital prize oil 650,00O
,nSel,sent young German named
rIeu. Jussen, whose residence liz
has collected his money
uno'en ,e'en 10 mis- relatives In Germany
2s,on ms fortune. For further In
w. Hnon apply to NJ. A. Dauphin, New
La, or same person at 3l9 Broad
Ne" iork city. iy28-6t.
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Local Lanes.
Devilled crabs at Fullmer's.
Stewed crabs at Fullmer's.

D6Vlll6Q craDS dI L ulllHoi o.
Stewed crabs at Fullmers.
Grab salad at Fullmer's.
Salt oysters ice cold at Fullmer's.
The Ninth Ward Democratic Club
will meet this evening at their head
quarters.
The Third Police District will now
have an extra policeman.
1t is hardly probable that excursion
trains will be run from this city to
Ocean City this season.
The DELAWARE GAZETTE for this
week is now ready.
Plenty of fruit in market.
Geo. W. Bush & Son, want to lay a
track on the west side of French street
to their freight house.
A large number of our prominent
citizens have petitioned Council to
cause gates to be placed at the railroad
crossing over Market street, which
shall be closed during the approach
and passage Of trains.
The U. s. District Court is not
transacting any business.
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lemarkabIe circumstances.

w. E. Sanford, of Holley, N. Y, be-
afflicted few years since with a
terrible Inflammation In the lower
ln Of his body. He did all that
Iht could suggest to remove 1t, even
Fitting to most painful surgical
Lion. At last, wheI death was
: for and seemed near, he began
PSI the wishes Of his friends) taking
ners safe Kidney and Liver Cure,
To-day strong man and in perfect
P Any readers who may question
femarkable assertion can address
p Hoiley, N y, and ascertain for
'elyes.
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THE JEFFERSON EXCURSION

The arrangements for the Coney Is.
land excursion of the jefferson Demo-
cratic Club, ON Thursday next, are be-
ing rapidly perfected, and there is
every indication it will be one OF the
most popular excursions of the season.
1t embraces more attractions than
any excursion yet given and tickets
are only 81 rs each.
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EXCURSION
NRAND EXCUBBIUN
OF THE
Jefferson Democratic Club
TO
C0NEY ISLAND,
Thursday, August 9th,

Via P. W. B. and Pennsylvania r. r..
to Jersey City, thence by steamer "hiCh-
New YORK to the ocean, landing at the
great iron pier. This pier is on West
Rrjghton beach in the centre of the varied
attractiens Of Oonsy Island. adjoining the
Camera Obscura, Mechanical Cow, dc.,
and midway between the West End and
concerts on the pier by Grafulla's 7th
Regiment Band. Arbnckie at West Brlgh-
ton, Ad Nuendorft's orchestra Of 20 pieces
performers with Levy, the renowned cor
netist, at Manhattan.
transit. Ten hours at the beach. Electric
Trains Will leave P. W. & B. depot At ..
M, and leave iron pier TO return at s.l5
p. nj.
Tickets, Sz.|o
Children under 10 years. eI.4e.
For sale by members the club.
jy2O- eodtaug5.
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tEBSING IIayes's trip toCalfornia
be report that it was to be made
Ili!cal purposes, the Washington
hg Star, says:
bis is hardly the fact. While
hue that The President intends
h California, and while it is
| he expects that he will be
upon to address its citizens,
|ot true that his "trip West means
|ical movement in anybody's in.
bis explanation sounds rather
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a FATAL ACCIDENT

i yeaps u. 'ne body of James b. Evans
Del ISas near %, Old, vino was acc,dentaIiS,
sks, yesteraa1 1 1essnp & Moore pulp
ing dow" uo r, proved that the lad was
coutain,ns" WIN ,, James Cook, in a waq-
Zoo poun5. 'wo @ IRON pulleys, weigh
away. rhroo oach, when :he horses
ponds Ia,sr ,sar'2,wing Cook out A fsw
d one t 81 me boy was thrown nut
fad, Crus6In.' 'ne y. pulieys fell apon his
th these fac,. a verdict in accordance
y ' SON. 'ac,s cS was rendered. Tba bov
pprch street t. hiram Evans, Of No. 81:
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Champion Cue.

A champion cue Is now being contest
ed for a, the pool room and cigar store
Sayentb street. Geo. q. Crabb, one of
Ies1n ,%s cnntestants, succeeded in pocketing
ali ali the balls, at the burst, This is certain
~ M good roc playing, and will be hard to heal
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DEMOCRATIC MEETING.

A meeting of the Eighth Ward
Democrats, will be held this evening,
at the Bayard Clubs Wigwam, Ninth
and Lombard streets.
A full attendance is requested, as
business of Importance will be brought
before the meeting.
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said that Hamilton Fish, Sec
of State under Grants second
,i,tration. is much distressed be-
bis son, Hamilton Fish, Jr., has
ed his intention to support Cen
lapcock for the Presidency.
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MARRIED

Alderman Welser had a wedding last
night at his office. Mr.. w. w. Pyle, of
this CITY, and Miss Mary Curren, of
Wilmington, Del, presented themselves
before the alderman's bar of Justice to
be made one. With this request the
alderman complied.-Chester Times.
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mergencies are constantly arising In
,,a~Iinn and generally nothing is safer
a adminisLer than a good purgative
medicine. Dr. Bulls Baltimore Pills are
the family remedy n9% cs%ts mostly saly relied
upon. Price only 20 cehVS' Sol" ny all
druggists.
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he held a seductive looking piece OF
iewelry in his hand az he kept calling,
-"only 25 cents and did you ever see any
thing so cheap" "Yes," roared one OF
the crowd-"Dr. BulI's Baby Syrup is the
cheapest and best remedy known for chill
rem
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DI z D..

STEWART-In this city on the 10Th inst.
Annie B., wife OF Seth Stewart, Jr., in
the 3Sth year of her age.
The relatives and friends Of the family
are respectfully invited to attend the
fu aeral from the residence OF her father
ln-law, Seth Stewart. No 6U Pine street,
Sunday afternoon, August LIST. at o.
clock. 1yB-St-
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Tanners experiment is not new.
beeu tried hundreds of times by
,uible editor who wishes to pub
four page paper in a one-page
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planting of the eucalyptus
n the malarious districts Of
!, Italy, and the south OF
has rendered the neighborhood
:, In every case.
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Boots and Shoea-

Il ei McCusker, 2l8 W. I'd street. has
Arge stock OF boots and shoes for
hibp'lHs bpnI Trade, and is determined to
1 INV cheaper than any house in the
IL SaNe ao, nlln a call and save money,
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Pies owning houses which they find
pit to rent or hard TO collect from
nnd satisfaction by calling on Heald
seventh and Market streets. We
70 oowners and tenants. jy24taul.
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RESIGNATION AND ELECTION

At a special meeting of the p, W.
e. B. r. r. directors, in Philadelphia,
on Wednesday, the resignation of Mr..
Nathaniel Thayer, of Boston, was &C
cepted, and his son, Nathaniel Thayer,
Jrl elected to the vacancy.
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meetings Tonight.
FRIDAY

FRIDAY.
Z Dupont Guards.
Ecq.iosl htiCelsior Democratic Club.
Eir,a.,O EiS,OT Lodge, No. /, X. of p,
tscna tsSa Lodge, No. 8. /. .. o, +.
SlumJhSGoo SGoqheil, No. 3, .. u. A. NJ.
EsshiOna,dh.'o ia Lodge, No, 26. /. o. o. +.
T1"afe Tribe No. / Imp'O. RM
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Rochefort in his new paper says
that Gambetta is a "Genoese Caesar
as dangerous to the French Repub-
lie as julius Cesar was to Rome.r
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9aily Sazstts.

PAPEiE. i.a's NO. Newspaper Advertising
Fei,losoruce Feil 0U ST., where advertising
= iV nav op be made for itin New YORK.
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reach ShiDlneuts

beaoboa blO,,owlhg were the shipments
kSrSae kSacs over the Delaware railroad
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sreat Soldier Statesman.

Sheriff of Camden County has
. lew on the personal property
I;or to the City of Gloucester to
;odument obtained for $17.
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bot Washington enjoyed q snow
yesterday.
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|. sherman's Opinion OF Gen.
Hancock.

Hancock.
Thursday, June oath, 1880, Cen
khernan said to one of the news
reporters of Washington:
pUi vii Stt dOtOn and tOrfte The best
pai can be put in language about Gen.
tck ~ an officer and q gentleman ]
'pn Il WithoM hssitdti0n."
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POu cO8%sne. "s,,e Summit "mp will
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NEW ADVRRTlsKMKNTs.

NTOTICE.-A meeting Of the Democrats
~ Of the Ninth Ward, will be held In
the club room of the E. L. Martin Pioneer
Club on (this) Friday evening, July S0th.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-03-04

A REAL JUNGLE Tons Cabs NEGRO
HUNT.-The Charlotte Observer tells of
chase after Bill Weeks, a noted rogue, OF
Cabarrus, who had stolen a colored woman
COW, and sold it in Charlotte. Seeing that
he was observed, the negro darted thror~',
an open gate and was away. The off er
we're informed. aud Messrs. McNin.h, VI X-
well, Orr and Worsham, getting the b.gJd-
hounds Of Messrs. Maxwell and Hbr'rane, a
pursuit was begun at once. The succeed
ed in tracing the fugitive to the track of the
Charlotte, Columbia K Aug usta Railroad,
and down this they went on horseback with
the dogs in full trail.
miles, and the negro was actually seen by
made a deviation to the west. He then took
to the banks and swamps of Sugar Creek
and bat1ed the dogs by crossing and re
crossing. He was bayed once, but the men
on horseback were unable to get to him. He
continued down the creek until near Pine
vile, when he struck off and vent right
through that town, and then took the big
road. The wind was blowing so hard. n i
some of the dogs having distemper, it va.
with great difficulty that the trail could te
kept down the road. They did, however,
keep on his track until they were some dis
lance beyond the State line, where they
missed the trail, having misunderstood the
directors of a woman, who said she had
seen a man answering the description Of the
thief.
The party returned to the city late ye,ter-
day evening thoroughly tired, having ridden
about thirty-fve miles.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-03-04
MARCH 4, 1880.
YEARS IN BATTLE.
THREE IN

PART IA Narrative OF Escape from Yankeedorn to
riyie in 1851; Scenes III Wasnin.-on City after the Bull
nm. stampede; Perils in Passing the Potomac; Full
fumeut Oh u Boylsh Vow; Lights and Shadows of Camp
Inc: sixteen Pitched BATTLES; d Briet ampaign in
EASTERN Carolina; Capture within Grants Lines on
James River, and cruel Treatment as an alleged spy;
Escape and iiecapture; Ten months of Torture in the
Rebel " Prison Pens at Point Lookout and Fort Della
ware: Murder OF , oil. Jones, and other Atrocities; Fall
81 the Confeieracy, ana the End OF all things; Footing
il hundreds OF miles homeward amid the wreck and
wretcneGness of the Ruined Confederacy. etc, ETC., ETC.
PART u.-Surprising Submlssiveness OF the South;
GOOD Intentions OF the Vanquished; Congress begins q
policy OF Systematic Irritation; The Freedmen's Bureau
sets up d petty despotisln i'll every Southern village; The
Ex-slaves are taught to hate, and suspect, their only real
friends; Swarms of Sharpers, Swindlers, and all manner
Of ~caIlawags, settle upon the South to Steal what Sher-
man lett; Race Riots for Party Purposes Provoked
whenever Possible; The most Brutal of the Blacks
Banded INTO acknowledgements, Oatn-Bound, ontroled
by Wicked Whites, and Attended by Abominable Atroci-
ties; Robber Rule and Ruin as the Result; Rise Of the
White Brotherhood, and Kindred SOcieties, Commonly
Called the Ku-Klux-Klans; Very Troubleous Times;
The Holden-kirk War; Grants Military Measures for
Capturing the Electoral Vote of the Southern States,
Beginning with the ,arolinas; Spies, Soldiers, and
Bond Spreads his SpydereWeb in the Capitol, and Ma
lgnantly Inficts the full Venom of an Unlawful Law
upon Whomsoever he can Catch, the Unonend1ng, and
she Offender, Alike; Old Men of 20 Years. and Boys
Under II, Sent, in Mid-Winter, Shackled, to q far
Northern Bastile, to Undergo Years Of Torture, for
Alleged Misdemeanors, Of which they were Entirely
Innocent; journal of Life In Albany Penitentiary the
W hole Comprising a Faithful History OF Reconstruc-
tion in North arolina: s65-1s75-inclusive
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For the FAssxR AID Ma sAsIC,
Durham Correspondence.


IL IL Just a. mucn IN possible for s Oar
ham mtu, who i IN tn sr.Ic. ~ w.Itc or
talk ami not say something sbout tsnlcco,
~ Il l. for two persons 10 meet an ex.
change greeting without SAYING something
ABOUT the weather. Owing - untavorau.s
seasons tor the last two weeks receipts OF
the raw material nave uevn small. Talsof
course effects more or less every depart
ment OF traie-
ManufaC.ures are doing unusually well
this season, and the fac oI several ot them
increasing their capacity IL evidence enough
of their increasing trade. An euterprisiug
firm Is making arrangements to start the
manufacture OF cigarettes. \. good enter
prise.
Quite a serious accident occurred al the
residence Of Col. NIlk-rsbn last night. 4
colored woman, while attempting TO fill a
lamp. while II WAS burning, caught rire.
and becoming excited ran cut iuto the
yard where the air increased the flames to
such an extent as to uurn all her clothing.
injuring her 10 such extent that she is no,
expected to recover.
several OF the oest young men of the
place, desiring to help in some way the
poor Irish sufferers, are getting up an en-.
entertainment to come oft ~ an ea.i dsy.
We have seen the programme aud been al
- 80 oN WI
Of the rehearsals, aui We can say, II IS good.
Personal.
Mr.. c. B. Green leaves to-day FOR Raleigh
to attend the Executive COMMITTEE meeting.
he IS a man OF many Committees, including
the Congressional AID judicial Executive
Committee, and is Secretary OF County Execu
tive Committee. Well, he is a good man
and works wherever you put INN. Mr,
Dlorell Is on 3 visit to DAuviiic. The
Misses Exum, of Wilson are visiting their
sister, Mrs. w. T. Blackwell. Sir. Howe
and daugnsr, of Massachusetts are visiting
relatives here. They have Deen travelling
South several weeks, and like the country
very much. Mr.. Arthur Butt VIII exLlDlt
his panorama here to night. He will be
we'll received, rs he IS a great ~favoritc here,
and every body if glad Of his success.
CAV.
March 2, 1880.
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Fayetteville Banner: We regreat to an
nounce the sudden death in this town Of
another one of Favcttevilie's oldest and
most highly esteemed citizens. Mr.. Nc
Donald WAS striker on Wednesday last
with congestion of the brain and remained
Ia speeches. condition until Friday noon,
when he died. - The Wool-C arding
Machines Of Mr.. Henry Hall, a factory sn-
p%erintendent of sixteen years experience,
have been in operation since the euterpris-
ing gentleman first put them in motion.
There is but one set of machines like these
in the south and they are located in Ala.
batna.-We learn that Mr.. b. Fuller. an en-.
iment lawyer of our town and former cash
Ter of the Peoples National Bank. has &C
certed a position rendered hmm Messrs w.
T. Blackwell & Co.. as their legal adviser
and financial manager.
There are tive suits for damages pending
in Mecklenburg Superior court against rail
road companies. John T. Schenck, color
ed sues for $40. 900 for dosing his arm and
an injury to his leg, by which he is q Grip
pie for life.-'There is no confirmation Of
the reported sale of the ston- Salem &
Mooresville Railroad to the Virginia Mid
land, and it is now thought that the an
nOuncement was at least premature.
Pittsboro Record. There is too much
legislation end lAw-making even at regu-
lar sessions; so please spare Us at this extra
session.-We learn that on Friday last q
small colored child of some tenants living
on the plantation belonging to Mr.. Joseph
Taylor, . farmer living near Lockville, in
this county, was badly burned sometime
during the day, from which it died the
next morning.
G%oldsboro Daily Mail: Matrimonial in
felicity reported in = couple of Goldsboro
households. On account Of their wives ys
withhold the names Of the husbands.
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March 2, 1880.

SHOULD COUSINS KISS. -"Should adllt
cousins, male and female, be allowed to III,
each other?' Some of the answers receive /
as follows:
Yes, because Jacob, after having k~ersona
ted Esau, kissed his cousin Rachel as souu
as he saw her, and their parents APPROX
ed.
Then they will care for it as little as gro
GERS boys do for S igar.
Shakespeare says, Kiss me, sweet coz
and Tennyson says Of his Cousin Amy
and our spirits rushed together at the
touching of the lips
As a lady is concerned it must be consid-
cred a fair proceeding. If she is married it
cannot be amiss.
Brothers aud sisters kiss, and their chill
dren should follow their example.
"One touch of nature makes the whole
world kin \ kiss being a touch Of nature,
they should kiss to make them still more
akin.
Family affection is a tender and hetutirul
plant which annot be too carefully nurtiI-
ed.
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Herald relief fund conmitts. bella q ssc-
ond meeting in Paris; Bennett " present
and informed them that = fun would be
placed at their disposal at once.-Two
car loads OF Chinese are on their way to
Philadelphia and New York, and others
will follow.
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RANDOLPH A.
CHAPTER NINTH.

Manassas; the third Conflict Of the War.-North
{ aroina fills an important part in the fortunes OF
h a
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NorE.-Just here, In psrenthesis, permit me TO quote
as alropos the foregoing, a number of paragraphs from
my private journal, written in Fort Delaware military
prison, June 10th, 1865,-tvo months after Lees sur.
render:-
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-03-04

Another of these fatal errors, in my
Judgment, has been our under estimate of
the Importance of cavalry the natural Sc
quence of the Fabian, or Stand-on-Defen
sive, policy, adopted by our government at
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-01
A BOOM FOR GROEsBEOK.

1t Is intimated that number Of prominent
New York Democrats, who oppose the nomi-
nation of Mr.. Tilden. have determined to get
UP what Is now popularity termed 'boom"
for the Hon. William s. Groesbeck, OF Gin
ctnnati, as the Democratic candidate for
President The opinion Is more likely to
prevail, however, that the movement, II Sc
riously contemplated, is more In the interest
Of Mr.. Tilden. than against him, and is in
tended to divide the Ohio vote In the conven-
ton to the prejudice OF Mr.. Thurman.
Among the Cincinnati politicians it is be-
lieved that MIR. Groesbeck has some chance
as candidate for the nomination and might
win as clark horse" There is no disput-
ing his ability as statesman, and his poIitt-
cal record Is unimpeachable. He made the
great speech In defense of Andrew johnson
at the impeachment trial, and was mem Der
of the famous silver commission. Besides