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ON THURSDAY,
The 9Th Day of APRIL, A. d. i"'

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The following described real estas. vi vi 4
All that certain lot, piece t9WI,lppinstos % ptos
land, situai ed In the city OF WI mi,c srciE
with a brick dwelling thereon tns N VlI:|
bounded and described as ho nnf4sIsyspsA
Beginning ut the noriherly slueo s,on bu|
street between Wasaa1, a, ,ne dslaDa
West. and Wollaston street a. a, .n1u rom ua
of one hund red and eighty zee ,s,t Al lhl
westerly SIDE of Warrington s'd and iVs|
middle OF an alley two Zee, lee, runpirg
Inches wide in the clesr, n, ssysnd
back 40 feet nOrtherly ION ,su o,ber biIf
street one nalf on this ana na tne will with ths
on the adjoining lot. lhenreI lhs1,Iv paalld
middle of sad alley noilleii nois, ionr ieeile
with washington street elsn.s .ss,sIiel wiA
a stake, thence westerly Istssliet I,ass tbsps
seventh stI eet 10 feet TO s.sSJli s.ssrsld sl1
with a new line souiherly pS piSe said E1t
wash nyton street 81 Ieel 70 OH ,ne tIpuersvHh
OF Seventh street, and tnenoeS ~ beeinpDE
sasterIy 10 feet 10 the place :. ~ ne nIa
contaiiing 1896 feet OF land, o' w.
Seized and taken in execn1,,Sp eWcI1s and N,y
property OF Benjamin r. WI mst ~ be soId@
lane. his wife, aud I. Us. aWi ald y ysberih,
sherif's office. New osstle.iO osmar.O saws.
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NJ OIlCE.-I. Manuel kicheuDerg.r. n,
~ compliance with the requirement.
OF the act OF Assembly in such case made
and provided, do hereby give noti a thai
l shall apply in writing TO the Court of
General Sessions Of the Peace and iaii
delivery OF the State OF Delaware. in and
Tor the coun y Of New Castle, on Monday
the 10Th day OF May next, being the first
DAY OF the May Term, A. d.. 1850. for a
license TO keep an inn or tavern at No.
iOl Market street, being the Northwest
corner OF Front and Marx ct streets. In the
FIRST Ward OF the city OF WILMINGTON.
delaware, and to sell intox icstine
liquors In less quantities than one quart
10 pc drunk on the premises, and the fol,
lowing respectable citizens recommend
the said application to viii:
Geo. w. MARBLE, John Johns.
VIM. r. Brick, P.B. Heusied
John v. Christy, David Woolman
Ini JIIis iaylor, James Monaghan,
SSUUnh SUD; "; maier, Frederick Dane,
I1iichaei Mcdonnell, Q. w Kitselman,
yIanes STROUD, Luther W. Palmer.
2osePu t0wber, Philip q. Plunkett'
Ioh ~. nuoert, Daniel McCusker,
1onn Mauuen, julius Gunther.
Len uei feeky, James Carr,ran.
Alexander Beggs, John w Reay.s
ap5-3t. MANUEL RICH EN RkRGEp
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g HERIFT's SALE.

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By virtue OF writ Of Levari Facias to
me directed, will be exposed to public
sale, at the
LAFAYETTE HOTEL, No. s4l shipley st.,
kept by Isaac O. Pyle, in the city OF
wilmington. New Castle county, della.
ware. on
SATURDAY,
The 18th Day Of April, 1880.
at ao'olocE, p. M, the following described
All that certain lot OF land with a two
story brick dwelling house thereon situate
described an follows u wit Beginning
at the easterly side OF Wilson street be-
tween Taylor and Ninth streets at the
distance OF elghty.five feet from the
northerly side OF Taylor street and at the
centre OF the party walls between this
and the adjoining house on the south.
thence eastrrly through the centre OF said
walls and parallel 10 Taylor street II feet
II inches To the westerly side OF q three
feet wide alley, ,cating with AN,
other feet wide alley leading in Wilson
and Poplar streets, thence north.rly par.
allel TO Wilson sirt ct II feet j inches 10 a
corner, thence westerly parallel TO the
nrst mentioned line and Taylor street
through the centre Of this party wall be.
tween this aud the adjoining house on the
norm II ieet II Inches 10 the Aforesaid
easterly side OF Wilson street and thence
thereby southerly IA ieet inches to the
pace OF beginning, be the contents there
OF what they may.
Seized a. taken in execution as the
property OF Joel v. 1reenman and James
MniDurne MI ana Annie, his wife and {. t..
and to be sold by JOHN PYLE. Sheriff.
,os sherInrs once, New Castle. March 20,
iooV. mr3O3 3twts
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~ OFFICE OF THE STREET CoMNIs.
sIoNER, No. SI< f., Sixth st.

WILMINGToN, DEL, April 9Th. Iss0-
Properly owners and agents will please
take notice that the following Ordinance
relatlng To pavements will be strictly an.
,orceo, ana In order to save themselves
VIII please observe it:
,yordi" lance relating TO pavem onts
whenever any defects or obstructions are
iounu oy the Street Comm issioner or re.
pavement or sidewalk to be repaired or
ene defects UT distractions 10 be removed
at Jne proper costs OF such owner or
agent OF the property to which the pro-
perty belongs and report the bills TO the
SSiV council to be collected before the
mayor LOUIS p. LYNCH.
apro-zw Street Com m issionsr.
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NOTICE.-I. william II. Guthrie, do
~ hereby give notice that shall ap-
ply 10 the Judges OF Court Of General Ses-
slons OF The Peace and Jail Delivery OF the
State OF Delaware, IN and for the county
OF May next. being The first day OF the
May Term, A. d., 1850, Tor a license 10
Keep an Inn or tavern, known as the
Glasgow House. At Glasgow, IN School
ID strict No. So. Pencader Hundred, New
castle county, and State OF Delaware,
with the privilege TO sell Intoxicating
liquors In less quantities than one quart,
u be drunk on the premises and the fol-
lowing respectable citizens recommend
said application, 70 wit:
Samuel Alr.ch, George Boulden. Jr..
Wutlam Adair, George L. Simmons,
Lewis r. Ellison, Reuben NJ. Ward,
J.. L. Ward. George T.. Wright,
Jesse boulden, George W. Laws,
Lew HuBglnsi Lewis g. Ellison
apr0-Ste WILLIAM II. GUTHRIE
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NOTICE., Lewis Sasse do hereby
~ give notice that shall apply TO the
Judges OF the Court OF General Sessions OF
the PeSce and Jail Delivery of the Stat
OF Delaware, In and for the county of New
Castle, on Monday, the 10th day OF Nav
next, being the first day OF The May Term.
A. ID. 1880. for license To keep an inn or
tavern, known as the Monitor House, al
NO. ~ East Second street in the
Second Ward OF the city Of Wilmington,
New Castle county and State aforesaid
win the privilege TO sell intoxicafine
lquors In less quantities than one Quart
70 be drunk on The premises. and the fol
lowing respectable citizens recommend
the SAID application, to wit:
5acoo cheller, Jno II. Wigglesworth.
H. lay yior, Frederick kienle,
m. Wlndish, VIM. IL. Babcock,
mos. W. McVay, John +. Bush,
James Crawford, Charles Writ,
yonn r. Taylor, Levi Hillegass,
a.. hayes, N. Melchoir,
Shas. W. Galloway, Geo. w, Grey,
George Turner, Bernard Row,
mas; reynolds, Joseph Bradford,
Jos, W. Higgins, N. Jenny,
nlchard Booth, n, III. Elliott,
Chas. n. Sparks, W. Hammond,
apo-3ts LEWIS SAGGF
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kJOTlCE.-I, Catherine Carroll, do here
IN by give notice that / shall apply 70
the Judges Of the Court OF General Ses-
sions OF the Peace aud jail Dalivery OF
the State OF Delaware, in and for the
county OF New Castle ON Monday the 10th
day OF May next, being the first DAY OF the
May Term, A. D., 1880 for license 10
Keep an Inn or tavern at No. H19 French
street, In the sixth Ward OF the city OF
Wilmington, 10 sell intoxicating liquors
In less Quantities than one quart 10 be
drunk ON the premises, and the following
respectable citizens recon mend the said
application 20 wit;
James r. Palmer, John Doherty,
VIM -Omensetter, b. r. Smeltz,
John Manz, l.. b. Preston,
Hugh Lynch, O. Preston,
Thos. Donneliy, Levi A. Bertoiette,
Geo. Clouser, Jacob stuck,
Jos. Mellor. Daniel Fritz,
Thos; Donnelly. Jr., J: E: Phillips,
Jas. j. Patterson, William Worth,
John Griner, John Mcbride,
Wm. Kleinstuber, samuel A. Clifford,
y. W. Heiss, Samuel Walker,
Charles E. Taylor, Michael j. Ford,
Michael Donahee, John A. Beers.
apt-3te CA1HERlNE + CA RkOLT.
NJ oTICE.-I, Charles Cannon, DO here
~ by give notice that shall apply to
the Judges of the Court OF General Ses-
sioas OF The Peace and Jail Delivery OF
the State of Delaware, In and for the
county OF New Castle, on Monday, the 10th
day OF May next, being tine first day OF the
Msy Term, A. ID. 1850 for a liceuse TO keep
an Inn or Tavern at Southeast corner
OF Hesld and apple streets, IN the Sec
ond Ward OF the city OF Wilmington, N ew
Castle county and State aforesaid, with
the privilege TO sell Intoxicating LIQUORS
IN less quantities then one quart, TO be-
drunk on the premises, aud the following
respectable cIiizens recommend this said
application, 10 wit:
William Bareford, Daniel Callahan.
Robert h. Taylor, John 4. East burn,
Amos A. Eastburn, John NJ Messmer,
p. J. kiiroy, Joshua Pyle,
y ames stafford, Edward turk9,
Thomas h. Lewis, Hugh Deneher
y. ID. Curry. VIM. X. McCor nick,
Johu Hammond, John Kelly.
Peter W. Clark, Edward Furry.
9ohn Abbott, Peter Miller,
Edward n. Miller, James b Pugh.
refer Il. Miller, Jr... Robert l.. Pyle.
apr67St. CHARLES CAN NON
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NoTlCE.-I, Jacob Messing, d. mere
1N by give notice that shall apply to
the Judges OF the Court OF General SEES
sions OF the Peace and Jail Delivery Of
the state OF Delaware in and for the
county OF New Castle, on Monday, the
10Th day OF May next, being the first day
OF the May Term, A. D., 1880, for litense
TO keep an Inn or Tavern at No. sol West
Fourth street. being the N. W. cor, of 4th
and Monroe SIS, in the Third Ward Of the
city of Wilmington, TO sell intox Icaiing
liquors In less Quantities than one quart.
10 be drunk on the premises and the fol,
lowing respectable citizens recommend
the said application, 10 wit:
James Clark William / Cannon
Henry Neuman, 8 j. Log N,
j. 4. Theo. Fuekel, Patrick Murray.
Even Roberts, George Yund.
Patrick Monaghan, Leonard Harmau.
Il. Y. Duhy. Daniel MeElwee,
]. NJ. CIumlish, A, Bierman.
Patrick Hynes, A. Blckta
James V. Martin, John Green.
Louis Hammerer, Herman Lange.
John Aspin, q. W. SAWYER.
John Monckton, Michael Heir.
ap5-St. JACOB MESSING.
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SATURDAY,
The 18th Day Of April, 1880.

AT zo'clock p. M,
The following described Real Estate, viz :
All that certain lot OF land with brick
dwelling house thereon situated In the
city Of Wilmington. bounded and describ
ed as follows, TO wilt: Beginning at the
easterly side Of Wilson street between
Taylor and Ninth streets, at the distan ce
of 30 feet inches from the northerly side
OF Taylor street, thence easterly parallel
TO Taylor street through the centre OF the
party wall between this and the adjoin-
Ing dwellings, on the south II feet IL inches
TO the westerly side OF three feet wide
alley, communicating with another feet
wide alley leading intoWilson and Pop ar
streets. tn nee northerly along said side
OF said alley and parallel TO Wilson street
II teet inches TO a corner, thence westerly
parallel TO tue first mentioned line and
Taylor street through the centre OF the
party wall between this a, d the adjoining
house on the north II feet II inches To the
aforesaid easterly side OF Wilson street,
and thence thereby southerly II feet 3
Inches to the place Of beginning, be the
contents thereof what they may.
Seized and taken IN executi as the
property OF Joel v. Greenman aud WIN
Riley, and Sarah, his wife and {. l., and
TO be sold by
JOHN PYLE, sheriff.
sherifs once, New Castle, March 26,
lbou. mh3U eOdta.
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OAsH ALWAYS AT G9MooR or SMALL
u MORTGAGES, LAn M
CfTY AND CoUNThf' HEALD d v"
apr3- wfa.
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~ OF CE.-5Oo shares, 10th series, Me.
IN chanics' Loan stock for sale. First
payment ON the second Tuesday In May,
Apply Ia W. J. MORROW Ser,y'
mar22L mayO. All french street
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A DJoURNED sHERIFFs SALE.

By virtue OF a wit OF Levari Facias
to me directed, will be exposed TO public
sale, at the
LAFAYETTE HOTEL,
No: S4l Shipley street, kept by Isaac c.
RYE, in the city OF Wilmington
New Castle county, Delaware,
ON SATURDAY,
The 17th Day OF April, A. D., 1880,
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NJ OrlCE.-The Diamond state Loan As
~ soeiation is now issuing new stock:
applications received any time by
GEORGE O. MARIS, Secretary.
once, No. 6Ol shipley street, (second
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NJ oTICE.
~ In conformity with the provision,
OF an Act passed by the General Assembly
oi me Stste OF Delaware, on the a0th day
oy give notice that they will make appli.
cation on Saturday, the nth day of April
next. to the Honorable Leonard r.. Wales
Judge OF the superior Court of the State
OF Delaware. fora charter OF incorporation
of Company called THE Peninsula Iron
company" to carry on the business OF
manufacturing iron In Its various forms
ana branches, and that draft OF the pro-
Iosed cha ter Will be on that day exhibit
ed 10 the said Judge for his exam in alton
and order thereon,
WILLIAM JENKs FELL,
J: EDWARD ADDICKS.
THADEUS y. z. LOWE.
Wilmington, Del, March 8, 1880.
mar8-tapl7s
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ON THTRSDAY,


The Sth Day Of April, A. d. l@I
at 2 O'Clock, p. m, the following dasriii
real estate, viz:
All that certain lot Of land and "
story frame dwellings thereon efectsdN
aLed in the city OF Wilmington oo0s
ed and described as follows, 10 viii
ginning at a corner OF land iofmtlV
Sam uei Wollaston, now OF - on
northe,ly side OF Ninth street and
distance of hfIy-nve feet westerly y
the we steriy side OF Shipley slfeeI lne]
by a line OF said land l.orlh " wy
east and parallel 10 shipley siresl Y y
10 q sta he, thence north IS degreal "
and parallel 10 Ninth street j ieeIslMs] ,'lls,1
10 n sake, the nee by q new llhe u,S.]
this from The residue ot sad loii snu
ing through and alotg The mlaos y ~, 4
par titIon dividing said dEeillnr vi h,
ihirly-two d. grees west o. ltet -
afoi esaid side OF Ninth street. anp = ~ ii
thereby south 6s degrees, easI u "a n
inches 10 the place OF oeglnnlas I
contents the reof what they hsy. a. a,
Seized and taken In eIeculioI nm,
property OF John +. Cleaden snu %
e., his wife and I. T., and 70 DC soIS oShsls, ~
sheriTs once. New Castle, u NAV stsvt
1880. hAi"
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SHERIFF's SALE.
LAFAYETTE HOTEL.

BY virtue or writ OF Levari Facias, to
me directed, will be exposed 10 public sale.
at the
LAFAYETTE HOTEL,
Al Shipley street, kept by Isaac G. Pyle.
In the cily OF Wilmington. New Castle
N0unfv nel nm
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L'UR heap tinware, woOdenware. and
T. notions OF every kind go to 4 W.
sixth street. Also CHI ice roses and Japa.
nese towering shrubs for sale. apro. "
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NOTICES.

"ANTED-A white girl for cook. Ap
w ply at ll05 Market street. apr6tf
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CHERIFF'S SALE,

=
BY virtue ofa writ of Plus. LevNlFi.
tO me directed, will be exposed 70 ~
sale, az the
LAFAYETTE HOTEL
S4i ehipley street, kept by John !. Dcsl]
erfy IN the city OF Wilmington, ksso
tie county. Del,
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SHERIFF's SALE.
LAFAYETTE HOTEL.

BY virtue OF q writ OF Levari Faciaa to
me directed will be exposed 10 public sale
at the
The daily gazette., 1880-04-07

BY virtue OF q writ OF Ais. Levari Facias
10 me directed, will be exposed TO public
snla at the
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OHERIFF's SALE.

CHERIFF'5 SALE.
BY virtue OF a writ OF Levarl fAul. XVI. m
me directed, will be exposed 70 pu'i"
at the onr,
LAFAYETTE HOTEL =,
sl shipley street, kept by JohD !, S!S vV1s, X
erty, IN the city OF Wilmington, -""
tie county, Del,
"a nIIIrDcDAY
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CHERIFF's SALE.
y BY virtue Of writ OF Levarl Facias
TO me directed, will be exposed TO public
sale, at the
, 1880-06-24

A RESIDENT Of this city, nh ex-Union OIL
Ger. has received Il lcttar from n coiorcd man,
formerly his seryant In tho army, npw rcsl-
dent OF Pennington, Miss. from which wo are
allowed to mike tho following extrncts:
DEAR Bln: There Arc EnirR to he awful times
hero tho coming fall election. Tho Democrats
Eny nll who DO not vote the pemocratic ticket
for president will l'c shot; II not shot. thoy will
.e tnkcn frotn tlloir houses after tiark and
banged, ] cannnt vnte tho Dotnocrat tckot.
Il W1itlsl bc tlolnF y ercat wrong, nnd | do mt
r. not safe now fur colnrcd nau to cali Ills soul
lss life. They aaay u naEucr f1as no business to
H1,alnE tho ground. 1t III har,l to be driven
nway from hp,no bccauso I will not ynte tic
Democrat ticket, but SOONER than tlO TINT have
fnndo up my 1nIili Il, 70 North. They any tl,ey
rrc tho friends Of tho c0lored people, but 1
know better. You never heur Il Southern white
mum shy, Why don't ynt, Gttucnto your cAilflrrn7
-. / wnnt to hsk 0f yCiI II favoF. tsnyp
Inntlc a little money, hut not enough to puy tho
fnrc Of myself Anl family North. plclHo luun
n1r $40: md will py yuI nut Ut my first cnrn-
inpa. wish tn Ko N.,rth while tie wpasher Is
Wnftft so thnt my little children cl1 ret tlueus-
toincd to your climate before winter sets In.
They have purchased 4 lot Of Winchester
ries to kill enlurr ta,,'fo With tlljs full who re-
fuse tt tnte tAr Dusucr1tt ticket. For the Lords
sGkc, tlo 1tot refuse to htlp me.
It In prob4pIy unnecessary to sny TINT tho de-
sired SO haA been sent to tho writer OF tho
nb0yc icttcr.
, 1880-06-24

A WAR of determination appears to have
broken out among tho French journalists, nj
tho in tho eud 1t may turn ont like wnrs
n1noug cuts. i Far!a "spcGtal" to tho London
1'IHes Of juno 10 snys:
Tho 1sochcfort- Koeeh1ln duel socms to hayo
started quito t1nei fever. N. Meyer, tho editor
Of tho GHMlHts hAs plncch himself At II. Roche.
forts disposal. II N. ItDehefost does not give
him M nuBWGr In week. he III to consider him-
e9lt ITO longer botltid to prpsuryO hilnsulf for
that encounter. mud will tlen send bis seconds
to wntt OIL THO clitor Of tho Nut dOrrlrc, which
has east reflections q, y: Meyers honor. Mn.
Jr., on 81. LMjounc Vtiar, who wasS sup
posed to reprcacut tho GaulyB, the offending
newspaper, have uccGpted tho de!iuncu OF thu
stuff of tho Gdu|9fs. WHO deelnred their entire
nnd !ofitt responsibility fur tho articles in 1t OH
tho itOehcfort nffur. This Implies two dnels.
On tho other hasld. n. J1jeunr Viur feels In
suited by the insertions Of II. Nnchcfort Jr.s
seconds; md asks rcparntioa from i. Lopelln-
tier, and ts afterwards to call nut n. Meyer who
spoke elightlngty Ut him. but theso nre only
tho dues sprtnEing out If tho ltochcfprt Incl
'lcnt. Yesterday, on tho belgian frontier, \
duel WIS fought between q writer OF tho on
Ulas, n. Fro,leac, and Prince s'antu gcpertna, re-
sultlng IN slight wuuul to the latter; and an-
other this morning ut AngoulGmc, between
writer's on two local papers. with q similar
, 1880-06-24
tho Republican party tho resumption of srooo

ttao ituFAD!iEAh pH9D tH1 'EEnAt1lpL1pu VI plIcuo
payments"
Tho fir*t thing which this lunguneo scotus to
h'tggcSt Il, tint Providence tiesscd tho country
with gosA1 hnrvcat* since md because OF tho
"theft" of tho rrcsidellnyin 1a77 Certainly tho
speaker coupled Tho KuoI harrcatA "a following
tho defcat Of 1'tttlc III aF0nicwhnt nbscuro tttan.
hcr, ns II the orops fnftoucd snsn1ny'A lafcat III
consequence. Tho Dcmncrntto pnf1y, how
over, hns heen opposed 10 apee'n payments for
tnnny ycnrs. III 1874 tho 1cn,prrntio party op-
posed tho Resumption Inv, md opposed fixing
nny tmo for resumption, and during tho live
years TINT followed, that purity, especially In
Ohio, demanded tho repeal Of tho Itesumption
law and tho lnleflnLt rostruncnent Of Bpooto
payments. II tht Homl crops wero nm
ngent faTorins spcrio payments, thon
Providence scems to h1ye boon tnhor-
ing against tho Democratic party during alt
these ycars. Even four years nGo Ti|slon's st.
Louis Convention demanded tho rcroul Of tho
Resumption net md Providence seems to havo
thrown MI tho influence Of good crops In favor
Of establishing specie payments.
It wottid seem frnm tho tono OF tho rernarka
Tint sVeote payments, like Tidcn's 1cfcnt, nro
Bpcclnt grievances. which 1t ia tho duty Of
tho Dchocrattc party to remedy With the least
delny. Tho crops Of 1880 promise to exceed those
OF any previous year, showing TINT Providence.
to thnt extent, ts still In fnvor Of maintaining
apcolo payments In spite Of tho resolves and
sYocs Of tho Democratic pnrty.
, 1880-06-24

SIN 4. T. GAIT "cannot sec why the Brit
tsh Islands should pour out their millions 10
build up tho United EtateB.-a community often
unfriendiy to tho Empirc,-whllo mt even
thousands can bo obtained for loyal oolony Of
great resources" hut tho Philadelphia IFeekfv
Nofes atlords partial answer to those SEN
tenccs:
When ono must change residence, It ig NATURAL
to prcfur removal to n,lothcr hnuso fathcr than
intu tho hack ynrt nf thur which has Just icon
It's tnLnbitanta havo no nalonN!tty. They arg
british subjects only RI long rs they rcsiio III
Eann3a; Il they migruto even to England thpy
1Ccoinc aliens. =
Another reason Is, that poop1o do not cmtgzato'
from motives Of patriotism. They loava thor
country because, al things considered, thoy do
not choose to 1.-Two In It; an.l Hhon they seek MI
Uther, they prcfor that ono which offers tho
greatest inducements. Nov, 10 any emlgrant
from Circuit llrltuIn tho United Stltcs promises
fur moro attractive homes than hleak and barr
ron Canada, surrounded. Us 1t Ia. by q Chiueso
wall Of its own building.
, 1880-06-24

Whateycr may he tic result in tho Clncfn-
nntI Convention. It is anparent that 'r,f,fe,,,s
Intent power Ia foruiGnflr. rrhe votc M the
New York contest furnished evidence of
this. Tie pnt1-Tammapy delp1ation wns
sent to Cincinnati l,y a State Convention
which Tilden controlled absolutely. n,u] It
consists of men who 'nre rcnt]y mil unxfous
to do as Tilden sI,all direct Mt nil times. Tim
Tanl,uany tplpeution rcpresentud .|ohn Kelly
antl the o.Ot>o Democratic votes IN New York
which were cast against Robtnson. the rer,,-
lar nomiuce fur t;oyernor. Inst year ram.
many was full Of threats. and annnrentty
had tho hacitnr Ia ,nnko tts tl,roota ALARM.
tnx, Yet tho rttdou tlclraatiop rccc,vc,1 nlt
the yo,es In tho Credentials Committe,, Init
four. Wien the ease catua I'm In f,t,nyc,,-
lion, and tic previous ouestion was called.
the Tam,uany partisnns resisted. Int t,cv
were defeated nv yota of :us1 tn aoo When
the vote WIS takeu mn II uot1on 10 suhst,t,,e
for tho majority rcnort tbe mjunrttv
report recommending tim scatinp of twr,,ty
Tammany delegates. tia nronnsittou was
voted down by 457 to EOS. tho New York
t1nlreatten mt yotinp. FINALLY. thc maturity
teuort. seating tho entire 1rit,1cu ,,c,cont1on
WINS at.optetl ly n piu, 4,occ vote. t,,e nnnost.
tion Abandoning The contest.
All this wns a fair indfcatton ~ t},a i'm.
mense strength which 'rfl,lpn Inns Ind in ra.
serye ever since tho f,nnycnt,on ,vna oroon,
lied. Ills temuorarv. h,t r,,,iyocol wifi.
tlrawaf has evidently IucrensrJ l,1s strength
hut whcthcr the arrretfon ,,ns hccn sr riI,ciout
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while tho demand would wholly cease II tho
price WIN $75 to $50 nor ton. Assoon M prices
went beyond a natural ratio 10 s,pply
tic general demand, then consu,aptIu,l feil
off, md with tho ul,scnce Of pnrchascrs tic
prices rccedet1. In tic meantime the country
Is filled will, an oyorsupp,y Of goods p,a{lc at
the hjg,t prices, These will have to be sold
Mt /, sacrl,tce and ot the lowest current prlce.
In al1 this there is nothing unprecedented,
1t is but n repetition Of an oft-tolt story.
.rhu immense su,portations during tho lust
cigllt months might. under other circum-
stnncca hnve rnvnrsct1 TIM hn1nucc of ,rnfo
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., nsAuS'-eacn o'a1o complete "nd tlis-
~. u.ct "'''s a,o SOVEREIGNTY IN tself.
,. tne'o n''s s''ne 1a'k u, t'le thicaRo Krnt''-
nsa'' sohSeit"h ~ III taFof o. repl'ulatlng
''a.'''l'y' "a.,' repu"lN'hR tho people rs .he
n"ass n".. ~ p""st' "!t fvp""iatI''e tte CHI
~ w 'ne poi'sseal onlt' and III faSor OF
.uops'ns tne ol. p'o,slnsery 1neofs ol con.
.s .s"a,aes OF ota'es' Mo,a'nR \ convention OF
M .,e n.a'es m'a "o1 Na'lt,hal eonsenttoh' b"t
..'o iNpt'p'sa" p"r.S put a1l apsol7'e neea-
e,c upol 'n's e.'!.'t"l ue'ense VI secession.
,.'el'o'' "'r' ".' u'o o'ner "ooEl'lhatlois OF
o'1teso'ste'e.'S' ...-.
"uuse iapaalss' however. aoaressea n's
epe.e" 10 uie 'ete'a''s "t 1Ile Lust tause a!'a
~ ~ t4ie as'csMGs M 'oI VI .!lo people, oat ot 'ne
so.s!s4en o'ascs' a''e t''"1 he e'oReo a'leir ,
."lnusl"s''c pl"u"las WIS i". SURPRISE i"
neas s"ch occla'ason II. Tue olts OF c'n'