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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-08-05

You are asked every day through the
columns Of newspapers and by your
Druggist b use something for your
Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint that
you know nothing about. You get dis.
Outraged spending money with but
little success. Now to give you salts
factory proof that GREENS AUGusr
FLOWER will cure you of Dyspepsia
and Liver Complaint with all its eff
fects. such IS Sour Stomach. Sick
Headache. Habitual Costivepess. Pal
pitatiou of the Heart, Heartburn,
Waterbrash. Fullness at the Pit Of the
Stomach. yellow Skin. Coated Tongue,
Indigestion. Swimming of the Head,
Low Spirits. &c. we ask you to go 10
your Druggists and get . Sample Bot
tie Of GREENS AUGUsr.FLowEB for 10
cents and try it. or . regular size far
IS crnts. Two doses will relieve you.
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Thursday, Aug. 8. 1880.
FACTS. FIGUkEs AND FAxcIEs or THE
CENSUS.

In 1853 the northern part Of the
Territory of Oregon was made by Con-
gress the Territory OF Washington.
After the division Washington had
perhaps 5000 people ard Oregon per-
hsps 1900. In 1880 Oregon had ST.
900 to wsshinstsn's II 900; in 1870
90, go 10 $1,000. and 10 1880 she has
l75, 900 TO our 1900. 10 1853 We were
outnumbessd 1900: in 1850. II 900:
il 1870. $1,000; and in 1880. 100000.
10 other words. Oregon has gained on
Washington 10 population right along.
until the gap between us Il nearly Eve
times - great o. It wss IN 1858. when
6rst formed. So far the figures and
comparison are ell in favor Of the State
aud against the Territory. Here are q
few Of another appearance: In 1883.
Oregon hsd population eight times -
great % that Of Washington: 10 1860,
. little less than Eve times - many; in
1870 . little less than four times a.
many, and in 1880 little moro than
twice - many. From 1863 TO 1850 Or.
sgon gained little more than 100 per
cent. and Washington nearly 400 per
cent; from 1860 10 1870 Oregon gained
shout 70 per cent. and Washington
about 10 per cent; from 1870 q 1880
Oregon gained over 90 par can't. and
Washington over 800. Oregon has .
population today TOO per Gent. greater
than in 1858. while Washington has Q
population $500 par cent. greater. TIE
sppsrent incsngruity Of these state
msnts 10 that while Oregon has been
growing away from Washington every
year. and putting . bigger and bigger
gap between. Warrington hes been
psrcspsibly drswiug up on her. and get
ting closer and closer with each sue
c-sding stated period. Another CON-
parison We will offer and stop. Oregon
II she maintsins the percentage OF
growth during the next twenty years
that she has enjoyed during the past
twsaDy. will have in 1900 abont Co.
COO inhabitants. II Washington like.
wise maintains her percentage Of growth
she will have at the same
time about 400. 900. Thus Oregon will
lead 10000, against 1900 in 1860;
but in 1850 Oregon had nearly fur
times A. many people a. Washington.
while In 1900 she will have popula-
ton hut ons.6fth greater. Those Of .
mathematicsl turn of mind may now
get out their States aud pencils and csl-
cnlate how long II will be. growing -
We have grown In the past. before
the Territory Of Washington exceeds
the State Of Oregon Ia the matter Of
population. Our figuring - the forc.
going. the reader will be~ In mind. 10
done In roond numbers, and with pre-
tense only 10 approximate accuracy.
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plsce between the oCuths Of the cost
ern branch and the Connogschesgus.
he Aod the ssoe u hereby accepted for
the permanent ssas OF tie O. vesumsut
Of the United States" The exact loca-
too Of the District il about two hum
dred miles from the ocean, by the Po-
tomsc river ADD Chesapeake Bay. and
lies between l..iiude $50 81 and 3s'
". and Longitude 100 S. aud To O.
W. The population numbers about
Ia. 000-l50,0oO in Washington City.
IS, 900 Ia Georgetown aud 10000 el'e-
where. The city Of Washington will
spoa cover the whole District
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-08-05

Mothers! Meshers:: Mothers ~!
Are you disturbed at night and
broken Of your rest BY sick child suf.
ferins and crying witbtbe sxcruciating
pain Of cutting teeth! If -, g ct
once and get bottle Of MRS Wins.
Lows SOOTHING SYRUP IL will re-
li~ve the poor little sufferer immediate
ly-depenc upon it; there ia no mistake
about it. There 10 not . mother on
earth who has ever used it Who will not
tell Won at once that it will regulate
the bowels. and give rest to the mother
and relief and health to the child. eper-
ating like msgic. 1t 10 perfectly safe
70 uss in oil cases. and plesssnt to the
taste, and il the prescription of ooe Of
the oldest and best female physicians
and nurses in the United States. Full
directions for using will accompany
each bottle. None genuine unless the
fac simile Of CURTIS & PERKINS 10 on
the outside wrapper. Sold by oil
Medicine Dealers. 25 cents q bottle.
Beware of limitations.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-08-05

On the 9th Of July the Bank Of
France held within its vaults SO J. 250,-
600 10 com snd bullion. This amount
oil hard money--gold and silver-is
almost inconeeivsbls iE quantity. and
TO most persons it 10 quite - inconceiv-
able why 30 much money should be
kept idle in . single bAGk instead Of
being placed in circulation among the
people.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-08-05

A Nashville physician 10 accom-.
panied in his professional visits by 9
large dog. which watches ever the
horse and buggy. One night ne left
the horse unhitched. and when he re-
turned the horse had disappeared. bui
WAS found several hundred feet away
where the d & Was sitting ON his
haunobes in front Of him and holding
the hi.ch.rsin in HE teeth. AT another
time the horse WAS Standing unhitched
near railroad track. and took frigh,
ct the cars. Before he could run fal
the dog had caught the ssins ia hi
teeth. and soon stopped the runaway.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-08-05
ADVICE 70 YOUNG POETS.

Ayouns post ssnt tbs New York Sun
number Of original poems. after read.
ing which the editor gives the writer .
little sdvics. careful psrusal Of which
may benefit other aspirants toward
literary disiincsion IN this neighbor.
hood. Mr.. Henry" says the editor,
Of the yonng pest. seems to posssss .
considerable faculty Of vsrsiacation,
combined with The ordinary faults oi
youth aud immaturity. He 10 defective
In imagination and in edacstion: and
consequently these poems are made up
of idsas and expressions which are
familiar - part Of the general stock
ct our common verse literature. The
defect of education may Be overcome
BY faithful and we'll directed study,
and for this purpose some seieatifc
pursuit like botany or chemistry would
Be Ut special use. Ut tbs came time with
~ extensive course Of reading In gen
eral literature. Not merely the bes,
models Ut po~try should Be studied. bal
such writer's Of pros = DR.. Johnsos,
HUM. Bla0kstons. 0ilhers White. H.z
lits. DR.. Claiming. Maeaulay. Ruahin,
Arthur Helps. Ralph Waldo Emsr.on,
and 20 on writer's Of The nast orposiss
qualities ARE earnestly rscommsudsd
Literature. and especially the compost
sion Of poetry which shall be worthy
at ssisssncs. Il not = thing shich csr
be pursued BY young man or . yesns
woman without preparation Of The mos,
serioas and mprehensive character
Very probably Mr. Henry may nas ~
cssye such advice 40 this from mcst d
ths literary persoas TO shoa be maj
address himself. Nevertheless. il ID
hoped that be may find Il ~ vAolssam.
- il ID candid"
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-08-05

Have you any excuse for suffering
With Dyspepsia or Liver Complaint !!
Ii there any reason Who yoo should 60
on from day to day complaining with
Sour Stomach. Sick Headache.
Habituai Costivensss. Palpitatioo Of
the Heart. Heartburn. Wsterbrash.
Craving and Burning Pains Ut the pit
Of the Stomsch. Yellow Skin, Coated
Tongue. and disagreesbls taste in the
mouth. coming up Of food after eating.
Low Sprirs. &c. No! 1t is positively
your own fault il You do. Go to your
Druggist get Bottle of
GREENS AUGUsT Flown for IS cents.
Your cure Is certain. but if you doubt
this get . Sample Bottle for 10 cents
and try it. Two doses will relieve you.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-08-05
WHAT yoU Want.

IL medicine that will do the moss
good In the shortest possible tine And
iesst expense. N. T. Cody q Co.
drsgeisss and apothecaries. are noe
iatrod0cing into the market : list Of
non-secret medicines 1.-THE formula for
the preparation Of which i pubIishtd
On the vrappsv.) which are designed
especially for disess~s peculiar 20 this
climate. Oar prspsratioo Of tor aud
Wild cherry 10 hess.r Cor coushs ~
cnlds than German syrup ar any o.
m~disiae. Our Hars~perilI. fr -
elond; orr extract 81 Buchu for -
kidneys; oar Trocbss for bsoochitis.
oar Soothing syrup inr chi.drrn: ocr
Lnsenges Tor worms: our Cnndit .nc
Powder for cattls and husses: or =.
ssscs of Pspsia for Dyspepsia anA -,
vAsioas toilse pssparsttous are tAe -
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-08-05

We'll. Father Brown, how did you
like the sermon yestsrdays' asked q
young preacher. You zee. parsen.' Wa
the reply. i haven't . fair ehancs ss
them sermons II yours. Tn IN old man
now and have TO set pretty we'll back
BY the stove; and there's old Mrs.
Smithie. Widder Taf'n Rylan's dar-
tsrs'n Nabby Birth all the rest setting
in front OF me with their mout hs vide
open aswallsrin' down all the best Of
the sermon. n what gets down 10 me ID
putty poor stun. parsoR putty poor
stuff
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-08-05

Undoubtedly with children. attributed
to other G. uses. is occasioned by Worms.
BRowN's VERMIrUsE CoNFIrs. oil
Worm Lozepges, although effectual iu
destroying worms. can do no possible
injury to the most delicate child. This
valuable combination has b,en success
fully used by physicians. and found to
be absolutely sure in eradicasina
worms, 90 hurtful to children. Twenty.
Eve cents q box.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-08-05

The Diserict of Columbia osisinaliy
cemprissd one hunired square nilss
OF this. Maryland ceded sixsy. four
squsrs ssilsa coeprisiag the county of
Warrington. In Mss. and Virginia
thirty-six square miles. eomprisias the
county OF Alexandra. 10 1859. The
portion on The vsrRiaia side Of the po-
tonsse vas rstrocsded b that esass ID
l6l6 The District vas tlxsi 10 l7e0
By Coogrsss N ~ oct containing ~
following cisuss: That : diskssss q
essritesy o. H. rivsr PsAenaA 4 sons
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-08-05

Rsstiessnsss at night; nighIm- re. ner
vous twitching. etc, give way to peace
ful slumher. tired natures sweet re,
siorsr. by using Pfunder's Oregon
Blood Purifier. the Vegetable Sedativs
aud Tonic.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-08-05
Niehels,. i.s.,libD. Injection.

Guaranteed to cure promptly and per.
manently every case of Gonorrhea.
elect and Whites. NO matter of how
long stsnding. If directions are followed.
Internal medicine not recommended or
necessary. A cure guaranteed O. money
refunded. For sale by N. T. Cody 4
Co.. Wholesale and retail druggists. Sc
attle, w. T.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-08-05

wTeWnss Eleusebela Ranaeea.
10 the most effeniite Pain DESTROYER in
the world. Will most surely quicken
Abe hlood whether taken internally or
applied externally. and therby moro
c-rtainiy RRLIKvR PAIN. whether chrou-
10 or acute. than anv other pain allevi-
ator. aud Il IL warranted docbls the
strength Of any similar preparation.
II cures pain ir the Sice. Back Or Bow.
sis. S"rs Throat. Rheumasism. Toash
ache. and ALL ACHES, and 10 Tie Great
Rslierer Of Paia. "BRowx's HoUsRHoLp
PAsAcsA should b 10 every family.
A teaspoonfcl Of the Panaesa in Q tum.
bier Of hot water fs~eeteued. il pre-
ferrcd. taken ut bedtime. will pREAx
uP 4 COLD. IS cents battle.
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TELEGRAPHIC.


Struggling into the commissioners
quarters al day yesterday 10 sign the
treaty. The chiefs having signed the
agreement. the others are fearful that
unless their names are forwarded t0
Washington they will receive no part
Of the 600 600. which the commission
10 authorized TO pay out ~ soon as sr.
rAngemenis for the removal of the
Utes are perfected. which will probs-
bly, be some time next fall. The com.
missionsrs will leave here about the
9TH inst. for tho southern Ute agency,
except Colonel GeachAm, who remaint
at Los Pinos to take the censns. The
removal of the Utea 10 only . question
Of time. and the commission are hur-
rying matters ~ fast rs possible. A
year from this fall will probably see
the reservation open to settlement. and
the people Of the United States aud
Colorado will have the pleasure of
occupying land and working for their
bread - folks do elsewhere.
New YoRK, July 20 The Tribune
pays There 10 no doubt that Lima 10 st
the mercy OF tue Sntioeu guns, ana.
on ito face. the news from Panama that
Admiral Rivsros has threatened 10
bombArd tbs capital. 10 not altogether
Improbable. Il 10 TO bs smembered.
however, that this news was sent out
frsm Calico nearly . month ago: From
the same source We learn that the
Cn'lsans nave possession 81 the cables
running down the coast. aud II the
bomoardmsnt does take place the news
ought 70 rescn % Dy telegraph vie Vsl-
paseiso ana Mo IN 2 lev days st the
fsftned. - % hardly credible,
therefore. that any attack was mace OF
the umo indicated. This Geographic
news wsil come ifom the chilean head.
quarssvs. Bat q . nesewnrshy that the
tnfosmatj0a hesseotoss published ~ che
Chilean ofiis:ials hes proved Invariably
accarsse. The aecounts from Peruvian
ssurcss ara IL from being % trust
worthy. and ~ the news BY way Of
Panama 70 filtered through Peruvian
agents. Il 10 safe 70 discredit the story
that the Chilean Admiral had threat
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Statisties prepared by the Treasury
Department. remarks an exchange.
show that during the Rftesn years OF
peac~ tSS7. l04 626 Of the principal Of
The debt has been cancelled, while the
currsnt animal Interest charge 10 So.
0Oo 900 less than st the cl,,ae 1T the way
"a fsenrd that 10 unparalleled /, The
history Of 6nsncs.'
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PROBATE NOTICE.

TN TIE ppnpArr comm m r,vc <,<>r,,
a.. V..sisstsn rs,~;s" vs1 " ANU cooA'
.A..
- w '"sssss W ses kSsese u Sohn ferguson,
:, "a 5saa Is.::o: go ss,se 1ss...s:s
~ Soan .na ~. nsfNn eie peeittoa In writ
sne rsei ssssss g 40 osc:sss1 @ % nueh thereof
ssS! ~ - y ~ ~ pefpoess shsss1n -
s r' ne sppssns % q ssinsacetsn Of the
$3.50. ~ s sn.s seeEc = nos sumeienf
"a ~ 'ae slI:vsaoe - me family. TIE debts out
- ss.S sxA. ~ cSca - ne sxpseen
1SDs" :. - ny . nscee:asy 70 III
~. vssn s pn1ea g - RAJ eeeaee ef
VSs.ss,. - q - ~ - q -. - 800. -
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Don't forget to try the Bureau cigar.
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DAILY INTgLLICgNCgR.

TIE DAILY INTELLI0KNCER n
Pab1lsheA every R~Suing, fMsnesys a.
ssptsd.b End delivered 10 subsnosfs ssyvhsrs IN
the city. u p cents pw week. psyshls 70 tn
Oaxffse: single copies 10 oeuss-
Peg annnm. 5000 In sdvAncs.
FME WEEKLY fNTELL1GESCEa
This Old sud popular Journal Of Western wssh-
lagoon, With ths largest circulation of any Pspss
In the Territory. 10 pnblishsd svery ssturaa,
nOpntne. Terms Three Dollars pss en-
nun. il sdvsEes; otherwise. SEQ.
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NEW ADVERTIS EMENTS.
N Office.

r1NhE CITY COUNCIL ARE HEREBY MOTH
i ned to meet at the Council Room ON Friday
August 9Th. 1t ~ Pm.
aus It L p. SMITH. Mayor.
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Prices current mailed weekly 70 Shipper anl
hosrAl advancss mods on coaaienments.
Ocrrsepondsncs will receive prompt attsotion
au6-v6m
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-08-05
REMOVAL.

TUE UNDERAaNRD HAS REMOVED HER
i Fancy Goods store to the
KENNY BLOCK,
On Columbia street, above Front,
In the suite Of apartments formerly occupied BY
George v. Harris and family.
snl-tv MRS. .. JAMESON.
The daily gazette., 1880-05-31


The Nomination of the Republican
party for Sheriff and Coroner took
place IN this, County on Saturday af-
ternoon and resulted in the choice of
Philip R. Clark, for Sheriff and Ray
worth Weldin for Coroner. The con-
test has proved very hard fought
battle, and Mr.. Clark's success was
only achieved by his untiring energy
and activity from the opening of the
campaign until its close. He is an ac-
tiye,earnest solicitor ofvotes,and means
business. Having run for the Sheriff
atty two years ago on the Republican
ticket he had that advantage over his
competitors, to which, no doubt his
triumph over Mr.. Martin may be
mainly attribu ed. MIR. Rayworth
Weldin, of Appoqinimink Hd., was
nominated for Coroner. Mr.. Clark's
majority over Mr.. Martin is 27s; and
Mr.. Weldin's majority over MIR. Sparks
is 1854.
The daily gazette., 1880-05-31
Extraordinary Success in Re-
UiCing u Corpse.

Out in Colorado recently vigilance
committee concluded to lynch GER
tain bunko steerer, and Two physicians
of the town, having been interested in
recent experiments in electricity on
the bodies of persons who had been
hung, arranged with the chairman of
the committee to let them have the
body to experiment on. 1t was ar
ranged that he should have the corpse
sent to the hotel and put in a private
room, and then the physicians were to
be sent for, as though they knew moth
ing about it, and were wanted to re-
vive the victim.
They got their electric batteries
ready for the business and awaited
the summons. Soon boy called on
them with the information that they
were required at the hotel. They took
their machines and started, and on
their arrival were shown into a room.
On the bed lay the body of a man part
ly undressed and with an expression of
agony on his face. 1t was a horrd
sight, but the young doctors overcame
their nervousness, and Immediately,
without word, placed the handles of
the batteries in the hands of the vic
tim and turned on the current with
much force.
The effect was marvellous. The
body at once assumed the appearance
of life. 1t spraEg from the bed, the
eyes opened and glared wildly about,
the mouth opened and forth came a
terrible yell. Then the body began to
perform a wild dance, and the shrieks
mingled with profanity, came thick
and fast. The corpse evidently strove
to let go of the battery handles, but
was unable to do so. 1t began to call
for help, and in its struggles the ire
hgious observations heaped upon the
doctors were positively frightful.
They aroused the whole house, and
presently the landlord and lot of
guests burst into The room, and the
first thing the landlord did was to ask
What the Hades are you doing p
"Reviying the corpse said one of
the doctors, who was nearly wild with
enthusiasm. CORPSE ?'' cried the
landlord that's the man who wanted
you to come and lance a boil for him. =
They turned off the batteries, and af-
ter the man with the boil had recover.
ed himself bit, he got a Shot gun and
chased those doc ors five miles into the
mountain.
The daily gazette., 1880-05-31

CAN GRANT CARRY PENNSYLVANIA >
IT Is DoUBTFUL.-We cannot believe
the Republican party will be able to
unite upon any candidate now. The
feeling for and against the third term
has created breach that widens every
hour. 1t separates the most ambi-
hous and the most eminent and able
politicians of the partymen who can
not bear to lose that their opponents
may win. In proof of PENNSYLVANIA
being a doubtful State, if Grant is
nominated, we cite the remarks of
Mr.. W. B. Waddell. a lawyer at West
Chester to Herald correspondent a
day or two ago. He said he should
vote against the unit rule, and would
not vote for Grant at Chicago. Con-
tinuing he said :
II trust the delegation will find a
way to act harmoniously. Senator
Cameron and l were schoolfellows. I
should be sorry if we could not work
together to give to Pennsylvania its
full voice in the Convention. The
truth is that Grants unpopularity,
and especially the opposition to third
term, among large class of Republi
can voters, is not yet comprehendcd
by the Senator. Here in my district
the feeling against General Grant
denomination is so strong that shou d
look for an absolute wiping out of tle
Republican majority in case he was
successful at Chicago. Merchants.
farmers, mechanics-some of the best
and most cautious men we have. rs
well as men of violent prejudices and
heady opinions-say that they will
not vote Tor third term even if tile
party should certainly be beaten fur
lack of their ballots. And those who
are averse to thitd term on princip 9
allege that in disregar1ing party obi
cations in such a cause they would he
taking patriotic ground"
The feeling against a third term
pointed out by Mr. Waddell exists in
many other States and will surely d
feat Grant if he is nominated.
The daily gazette., 1880-05-31

CADET WHITAKER SLIT HIS Own
EARs.-After most searching investi-
CATION bya conrt of inquiry directed and
aided by his own especial friends and
the friends of the negro race, verdict
has been reached that Whitaker de-
liberately bound himself and tied his
legs to the bed post, bruised his body,
slit his own ears, and then by still
more deliberate falsehoods, sought to
fix the crimes upon his white fellow
students. Could anything be more
scapdalously injurious to character ?
What is this but a design to place
upon his fellows an assault with intent
to kill.
The daily gazette., 1880-05-31

THE DEMOCRATIC County Meeting
on Saturday was somewhat noisy
and some of the young men more
demonstrative than was proper or po-
lite. But with this unnecessary fea-
ture omitted the meeting was large
and spirited display of the Democracy
of the county. 1t was harmonious
in its results, and adjourned with all
those present in the best humor with
each other.
1t was quite natural for young men
to desire to make themselves heard by
the Chairman, and in this effort they
were not much more noisy than are Re-
presentatives in Congress at certain
periods when time is short. Fortu-
nately the experience and good sense
of the Chairman enabled him to direct
the proceedings and secure deliberate
action, without mourning the charge
of partiality or want of fairness.
1t must be remembered that there
was considerable business TO be trans
acted and very little time in which to
do it ; and yet the whole business of
the meeting was completed harmoni-
ously and the meeting adjourned
about 20 minutes before ) o'clock, and
many of those present took the 5 O'Clock
train and returned to Wilmington.
whereas they might have remained, had
there been a spirit of discord, Gas at
Dover,) until the 6.45 train. We only
state this to remind our Republican
friends of the fact, and to prove to the
Democracy that although their county
meeting was not as orderly and quiet in
its proceedings, yet it was entirely har-
monious In its results Every Demo-
crat has right to voice in a Demo
cratic County Meeting, there is no gag
law there, and although we would mucl
prefer TO see more decorum and dignity
such a meeting as that of Saturday
argues success more certainly thar
would one where men were not permit
ted 10 speak their sentiments.