The daily gazette., 1880-02-09
FSGtDs Wos1s of the Repss6 6ticass
PGrtN Continued. .qoeiYl

|, EDfToR G GAZETTE: The sfruSture "a
incomplete, but it ID expected be roof.
ed by the first Of August next, anditAe
Fraimer will have 1t ready tor occupancy
during the first week In September. Fro
bono pabiico, ,ulsichi Is Jori the public
good, has not The potter power over
the clay TO, make one vessel, unto honor
and another unto dishonor. The great
Trainer is the potter in this case;he was
busy moulding black clay on the 31st Of
January at the City Hall. He has pow
er Of some clay to mould il into vessels
of his liking, saud fhopes to have alsuMr
cient number moulded by the time he
completes the Fraim work of The strucn
tul 9, referred TO-, There is nothing like
having power and influence over the clay
SO o. t9 be able te Fraim poor weak hui
maDity TO ones adyaHta, ,e. The potter
4, not alw ays sure that his work will be
successful. Sometimts he neglects to
temper the clay properly, and very often
the under pottels are not skilled in their
work. He says no matter what the re-
suit may be after the work is all Trained
he will cheerfully acquiesce This is not
true. He idsubinit reluctantly after
he was defeated for Mayor, but it. was
some time before he acknowledged, that
ins work was nocproperly Fraiiaed, and
that the clay was in the hands of an in
competent potter. The statutes he re-
fers TO are we'll known to the officers
having the assessment in charge, and all
the bluster and blow about intimidation,
fraud and violation Of the statutes is
nonsense. THE officers In this State will
do their duty accordiug to the laws Of
Delaware, aud no attention will be paid
to any other work Trained Tor the occa7
sion. 1t will be to tue advantage of this
potter to take up his abode in Sussex
county for awhile; there is much work
to be Trained together there;the clay ap-
pears TO be of a bad Quality and will not
stick together, and 1t needs just such a
Trainer as this potter we have in our
midst to remould together the scattered
fragments Of 1873. tThe work will be
| tedious, as much of the cay is Green
Back, and will not adhere to the black.
But the potter having power over the
clay may cause some vessels to be mould
ed unto dishonor. They do not. desire
dark place, because vessel Of honor
WOuiu hot vain III bnC lBHb Will Oic vi
dishonor. This the great Trainer knows
as past experience has proveno We are
anxious for the time to arrive when this
Fraime structure will be completed. We
are not quite sure that its foundation is
good, because being composed of differ
ent kinds of clay, some white and some
black, with a ffttle sptinkiidg Of Green.
back. Then about the time this Fraime
structure is ready if5t use there wilPbe a
great storm, witch will beat upon this
house,api ikwill be shaken by the thqp;
ders Of honesty and eeon6my, , and it wili
fall and great ~ilf beNthe sfAl OR.
Then will all the people say Post nubiid
Juttd! And it came 70 pass that after
the destruction of The great FTaime stftc-
tuIe the potter continued TO work = il
none but American clay, all otherkinds
being discarded, more particularly Irish
and q arJha an clay, beitliekl of which ,wM
mix with black or Greenback. D Shortly
after the downfall of the Eraim work the
potter called all The fragments together
In oneplace called 9Ris dire aud copgrstz
ulated his workers that 10 amight have
teen worse than ID was, and ahe advised
them to disband, but his people desired
to know the cause oftheir DOWNFALL He
exclaimed Mole r9tit sud. ~, JUDGE. !