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, 1880-04-15

DcmncfnHc ma jority 1lAs cArrictl 1t to the
unparalleled extent Of bringing tic lnws Ut
the country Into contempt and defeating the
execution thereof.
II will not tnyail tho Dcmocrnts to nrga TINT
the present amendment wis proposed md
supported by largo part Of the Republicans
ns a compromise TT tho controversy at tic
extra session. Tho Dn1nocrats Mt TINT tfine
hal Carried their fcactlonnry methods so far
III to seriously rlarln tho people. The pro-
longntt0n of the session threatened injury to
tho material business tntcscsts Of tho coun.
try, and thorG wns q universal de-
mnnd TINT Congress should adjourn.
There WINS to be 10 National election before
Congress would meet agnn and consider q
now Army bill. Hence the Republicans made
Il concession to the public wctfnro by nc
Qlicsclng III proposition which was wr0ng
III principle but powerlcss to work my Ill
Justice for the ttn,c-befng. It was In this
spirit that the President signed the Army
bill pnsscd nj tic cxtra session. Since thcn,
however, tho result In the various State
elections has shown TINT the people have ITO
sympathy with the Democratic purpose to
!. break down the Election laws. Tic country
Is now approaching n National election, In
which President and new Congress- ars
to bc cl,osel,, md 1t Is OF tie highest tinpor-
tNnce that provision De mnde for tho proper
execution of laws that hayo been sustained
by the Supreme Court nIi1 hnvo bccn nt-
tucked by tho Democrats only from partisan
a1ld unworthy motives.
When AIr. Ewing tries 10 make the possible
usc OF United Sutes troops at tho polls,
either to hsslst in the enforcement ot,the
Election law or to keep tho peace. n bugbcar tn
frightcn the people, liz Is pursuing mere
fNutom that never Ind my substance mud
l,as lost its power to scnre tho lnosttimld.
There Is not the slightest apprehension any
where that the Skeleton 0f a snail army,
shattered over vast continent mid barely
largc enough to go through tho routine of
garrison duty, threatens the liberties Of tho
| American people. There Is a conviction, OH
] tho other 1land, that the Nation nns the right
to protect tho National elections from tho
| frauds and vto'e.lce of local consptracies;
| there Is a knowledge that the Democratic
| managers ,lestgnto cvadc and ylolate the laws
guaranteeing such protection, anl there Is a
popular demand that the Government shalt
bc free TO avail itself OF nll resources tl,Ht
may he necessary 10 yttldicate Its right, e'l.
force It's laws, and assure m honest election
next fall In spite OF organized yitlafny nal
resistance.
The amendment prohibiting tic employ
ment OF United States troops to MD iii tile
enforcement Of United States laws or tc
keep the peace OIL one day in the ycar passed
the House, not because Of Mr. Ewing's
soplistry, but because tho Democratic cnu'
f.. ~ Al,
, 1880-04-15

t. TllE Pops IL xai,l tn hnve decided OIL
creating four additional Cur,l!nAla fOrthe United
Suites. 1t Is prtbablc tsas his IIoithrss will do
nothing pf tho kind. Tho ltnliAn uni Spanish
1llshups wnnt MI tho EMrl!uNts' AAts golnH.
, 1880-04-15

TIE culorcl people who l.aye arrived In
New York With the intention OF ,!mIgratiiiy 10
Liberia as soon as u sessul sAilA fur taAt pHrt
arc said to bo suffering HsrItiy frtnn ilnugur
and want of Glpsh,uY. Dlsensc tlus nso broker,
out among tHCn1,
, 1880-04-15

Coli JOHy HAY soon found TINT he would
hnvo To "sernmblo" Tor tho Congressional nom
mutton In Cleveland In n lively why, II he really
desired IT; and ho has accordingly Withdrawn.
It 10 now salti that he has concluded not to be
candidate for the nomination, moro out Of def.
crc1ice to his fnthcr-ln-l lnw's Wishes thnn any.
thing clsp. Mr.. Alnasu Stouc iB getting to b0 an
old man, and for years his health has not beon
good. Iao therefore now feels moro thun ever
the Importance Of having competent person to
look after his 1argc property. In Col Hay he
found that porson. 1t Is also said that Iii. Stone
is extremely nnxfous to hive his son-ln-law live
In tho residence on Euclid avenue which he
built for md presented to him fcw years ago.
Tho Congressional r7lcu js between Amos Town
setlst, tho present Congressman. and ex-Mnyor
lsoso. II tho Convention Is oyeniy divided, Col.
"Dtck TArsons, Of tho Herald, may sIp In.
, 1880-04-15

. Two men wero killed III tho New Jersey
Iron and Steel Works, Mt Trenton, ycstc<3ny, b.
the falling OF an Iron liar.
, 1880-04-15

THE emigration fever has taken possession
Of tho Scanltnayuns. Over 1,o00 persons left
Chriatianta, Norway, on tho 18th Inst. for the
fynttnd Rtntca
, 1880-04-15

THE Health officers lure, by their vigil
laf,co a1,ti pro1npt!tudc completely checked the
spread Of smuil.pox In this city. No new CHS,
wns reported yesterday.
, 1880-04-15

Mn. Wallace, Ut PENNSYLVANIA, intro
duccd bill luto tho scnnto yeatnrtlny which II
risAcd into law wonif require tho scerctMry at
too Treasury to Gull tn oil the yer cent United
Suites bonds, atst to ssuc bon,s bparlne lowcr
{utp III thcIF 8teull.
, 1880-04-15

THERE arc now uycr /, 900 bills md resoll'-
tions nwaIting tho nrtion OF tho House Ut lacp-
rcsantnttycs, una y0t tho Democrats continue Ia
waste tt,no With frivolous discussion.
, 1880-04-15

As A further step towards complete recon-
c,iiaHon between tho Pnpai authorities md tho
Ger1nat,s Government. 1t IL suIl that Prince
Bismarck fnyors Tho appointment Of Au Anlbus.
.satior to tho FntcMn.
, 1880-04-15

Tl1ElsE In Il prospect TINT tic Vatican and
tho nclEian Government will conn to TIT ul'cn
rupture pretty soon OH tho Iuosston of religious
education md religious polity.
, 1880-04-15

HES. CHANT will arrfye III Cairo Friday,
A1ll Will be bann,,ctcd by thu cttizcls III tho
'cyrHtng Of that iny. Tho reception IT, bD It,
corrlcd to tho Hunorn! promises to bo Of the
1uoat enthusiastic description.
, 1880-04-15

Enttrtd at ihe pos.uee At thea0o+ ILL.,, AZ 6teo'sd-
!. Cfass Matter.
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slnG!e copies Of The Tribune through tho ia!' We
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, 1880-04-15

PHILADELPHIA Is fast acquiring u rcputa-
hon " placo where tlten of '.hpnuh" epsitle
Reference was mndo yesterday morning to a
duel fought between two residents Ut thAt city.
This morning NO hnye to rccorl that 'tw0 other
gcntlunlan have Ronu u Cuuada tn settle thoir
difficulties ~ becomoth mon Ut chlyairoua
ftpilnxs. There 1s a Indy ID the Inst cAse.
, 1880-04-15

SENATOR DUrLEt, Of South Carolina, has
oponiy declared that tlo will not Iu II purity to
tho unspating Of Senator kellogY. ffc snys tu
do 10 wuuld t,u dishonest and violation Of tho
Inv mud tho Constitution.
, 1880-04-15

/, A SCHOONER, with all hands OIL board, was
loat In Long .1sland Sound during yesterdays
t1u1a
, 1880-04-15

BLAIR LODGE. no. art 4. r. AND 4. M..The
mcnlbora nro requested g meet at tho !lhi M 4
tho funen II .lGseiael lsuts,tr Ja,ss Stewart. Tho
ii. it. IIU2HEIt., Secretary.
, 1880-04-15

Misunderstanding Jtnss-IsalI Tark.
Michigan avenue, opposite Washington street
Gnmu bctwenn tho Dnbtiuo nnd chicaKo Clubs.
, 1880-04-15
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1tancojpt atsect. bctw t.lnrk md In halle I'm.
sagan,out OF Nub.on anu Crime. "snrrs nnd Flats"
, 1880-04-15

ILLINOIS ST. ANnltEw'Y soC1ETr.-Tho nom.
bcEs Ut tho t1linna IT. Anrw Society requested
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80 JOHN kTEW Altr. Sgc+y.
, 1880-04-15

THE House Committee on Pacific Railroads
has not only refused to cxtend tho time for the
completion Of tho Northern racttiG to ten hut
uts, to SIX years The yoto In tho Committee
wI,s q,ifta decisive, and II is now II question
whether tho Committee will Agreo to nny cxtsn-
s!on whatsoever. This determination on tho
pnrt Of tho Democratic members to cripple every
Northor1, enterprise until the South gets large
appropriations for constructing tho Tcxas Pa.
ellie and for making teyccs md jctties is char-
nctcristic uf thn tsourbans. They uiso hope to
win ltttlo applause should tho land-grants to
tho roRd revert to tho public dutluln. <They do
nut take into account ut ail tho vast advantage
of the rpnd In developing our Northwestern Ter-
rltorlrs, or tho number Ut poor persons holding
tho stock OF tho Company who would bc obliged
to suircrif tho attempt to push through tho road
wns stopped Ur hiHdcrcd.
, 1880-04-15

IEnyerlY's Theatre.
= Dearborn street, corner or MUnsoo. Engagement
Of tho KIeaIfy brothers. "Enchantnent".
, 1880-04-15

THE chnracter Of tho Republican Convcn.
tions yesterday In Iowa, Missouri, aud Ken
tleky furnished Bome strong contrasts. In Iowa
all WINS harmonious, orderly, md enthusiastic,
anu tho lIlnlho mon, boiny largely In tho I,njorI-
", wcrc generous nld courteous to thelr oppo-
ilcnts. according to the.n fur sharo
fl tho places Of honor and nh uslol,-
strlctcl voice In tho expression Of tholr
yiews mud preferences III tho two hope
lcsly DclnncraItto StAtcs MI oxnotly opposlt
temper WIS manifested. Strife aud diaott1cr
were notable characteristics, tho th!Ed'termors
being rrso!rtely determined upon sup
pressing my md all dissent from their
clt-and-lrled program OF forcing through
instructions ft,r 1rnMt. In neither Con-
ycntion WIS manifested anything like tho unan-
Unity which hnd been foreshndowtd by tho
thlr,l-tcrm orpaus; on tho contrury, bItter opp,-
stlon BY p0worrul mlnnritlos 11iado ltscf icit In
Il ,t,lnnor which, remembering tho Ecenca pt
conflict III tho New York and Pennsyl-
ynp!a Conventions. aug1lrs gleoml!y for tho co,-
iitlon of harlnony and enthusiasm without
which tho raonlinnttnn Of Con. 0rant ns Chlcn9a
stands hut Il ncaxro CHANGE OF boing ratified
next November by tho peoplu vt tho pulls.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-12
IFhal Libel 4a'e.

Ignatius c. Grubb, Eq., appears ia
be desirous to impart to US information
in regard to the law defining libelous
publications.. To this We should net
object II it could be done without COS,
or trouble. That cour.sy for which
he is go conspicuous Should have
prompted him to consult our feelings
before proceeding to compulsion. 1t
does not suit US 10 attend the sessions
OF the Curt, and besides We have a
great aversion to litigation. AS he is a
lawyer it may be possible that he diE
fers from us in this respect. We should
have thought, however, that he has
bsen long enough in public life to take
q joke as well as give one. He must
have known that the paragraph bead
cd "Coloriny an Easter BgF," was not
prompted by malicious motives or de-
sire TO ipJure any one. In truth no one
was really injured BY it, and the plea
that damage was sustained is the bald.
est farce Of the day. Only by the veri-
est pettifoggiDg could the paragraph be
tortured into seriousness. Had ths Of
fetal alluded to desired any explana.
tion he should have called at our Office,
where he would have been treated with
due consideration, notwithstanding his
alleged experience in some other places
Far be it from us to knowingly mi:rep-
resent him or any one else, but mis-
takes may occur, and he is doub b:less
no more exempt from them than are
other men. We would havs promptly
stated precisely how the eye was black
ened, the treatment 1t received and the
various incidents connected Herewith.
We may do this yet, as he should be
properly represented, and We should
also be put right in the estimation o.
the public. We wish he or some cne
else would eyplsin how he was ipjrr,
by tie paragraph in question, and IN
whose estimation he suffered. Ths rep
utatiOn and character of men depend
more upon their own conduct than upon
what may be said about them in rews-
paeprs.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-12

Rxcgpr IL soMB r&rs ins!anoes wheYa
ocaI causes operated against the RopRb-
Leans in the spring elestiol1 they
nave been fuccss,fdl by largely in
orsaSpd msjOrities. In Cincinnati and
Hartford where there we've no local ;s.
sues to divile the Republicans, they
have been successful by increased ma
joritiss, and the same may be said Of
Columbus, Tsledo and many other
cities bsth in New York and Ohio. The
Detroit "Post" says the party elected
its candidates for Mayor in sixteen
stiles in Michigan, including the bither-
to strongly contested municipalities Of
Lansing, MarEhall, Bay City, Saginaw,
and Saginaw City; it secured some Of
the minor officers in most Of the re-
naming oitiea, made many gains in the
Daily Republican., 1880-04-12

THB PEOPLE OF aaine have not only
got a veteran soldier, an hsKest man OF
their honest oheice for Governor, but
he Hust also b. inclined o piety If his
proclamation for fas! day is any indi-
sstion OF piety, Surely such man can
not be q dangerous man In Office and
the people are rather to be congratula-
ted that after patient struggle in Sc :
ling clear Of that bad man Gsrcslon,
they have a Governor who does sc,
knowledge q higher power than him
self. In his proclamation he says;
"ThiS custom has come down to Us from
our fathers. On this day they sought
forgiveness Of sins, and carried all their
wants 10 God in prayer. Let as, with
aims as NUMEROUS, wants as great, and
burdens as ie&vy, ask as they did, for
giveness and help from the only true
sourer. Let us ask God for wisdom
for honesty e purpose; for peace and
plenty; for sa'y and national prosperi.
ty; for the Success OF every Effort in be.
half OF free Rovefnment; and lot US
humble Ourselves before Him and as-
knowledge bis providence in all the
events Of liza " 1t il. refreshing to read
such a p'oclAms ion when We know
that the author il not 3 santing hypo-
srite.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-12
Board. Of supsr,i.or,, and, wAa. 3

Boards Of Supervisors, and, what 10
more important than all. emsrsss from
this preliminary skirmlsh In good hght-
ing trim for the fall campaign: The
confidence, determination and organi-
astion Of the Republican party all over
the country now are in marked contrast
to the encouragement and demoraliGa-
tion in which the April elections year
ago len it. From present appearances
there will be a gsneral sweeping Re-
publican party all over the solid North
this eomisg fall, and 1t is not improbs-
BILE that some Of the Southern States
will throw in their destiniss with the
Repub blicans.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-12
RolI,.ssl reel.nEtn R,ertGa.

A gentleman who passed a few weeks
in Florida, informs us stlat the Office
holders there favor the nomination Of
Sherman fer President; the colorcd
peop!h favor Grant, and the Democrats
favor Tilden. From what he could
gather he vss led to conclude il fair
election should be held in Florida the
R-pu blioars will carry that State. The
Democrats, however, are very hostile
to colsred men voting, and if they caL-
not iptim date them they most likely
will attemp to out count them, as they
did four years ago. The unseating Of
Hull in Congress will have W holesome
effect, particularly il he should be pun
ished for his forgsrtes as the Law pro-
vides. Our informant says the white
people Of the Southern States generally
are much opposed 60 colorsd men vot
ing. A gentleman from Georgia assured
him that they would not be permitted
to vote in that State. He lad about a
hundred men employed ON his plaHta.
ton, and he would not permit one Of
them to vote against him. II 1t were
not for this feeling the Republicans
would carry nearly all the Southern
States. The intolerance manifested pre-
vents emigrants setting in that sec,
ton, at the same time causing the
blacks to leave, and the result is de-
preston Of business, poverty and de.
cay. The Democrats may thank them
s,lves for the state OF things which
exis:. Their intolerance and brutality
could have no otner effect, and We are
astonished that upright Zen will vote
to sustain them. We trust, however,
that brighter day will soon dawn, and
the righ. will triumph in every portion
Of our land.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-12


The BOTTOM is falling out Of the Dem
oorAtic tub at Wastirgton. The Dem
ocrats in the Senate in addition to
their many other failures hav0 failed
TO agree on the report to un3est Kellogg
and it is now likely that he will be left
70 occupy his ssat in the sensts to the
end Of his term, which ID March 4th,
1883. The fact has heen s,losed that
the Democratic S.nattrs, Gordon, Gar
land, Lamar, Butler, Hi mptOn and
David Davis will not voc 10 uxseat
Kellogg, however urgently S.nators
Salisbury, Hill and Jonas may urge it.
The determination however Of these
Democrats appears to he based upon no
higher ground than that Kellogg was
allowed to t2ke his Eeat on an agree
ment that Butler should be admitted
at the same time, and that to reopen
the Louisiana case now would se pal
pable breach Of faith. This argument
however is quite as exasperating upon
the Democrats, who are trying to un-
seat Senator Kellogg as any other that
can be used. Senator Jonas in his bit
terness says that if Kellogg Ia not turn
cd cut, he would not in urs Louisiana
any longer for the Democrats. In that
case we reckon the Senator would have
to submit to allowing the State to be
carried by the Republicans to whom it
rightfulIy belongs. As it is wall known
that Louisiana continues Democratic
simply on account Of the suppression Of
the Republican vots by the white Ca
melia Order and the rife clubs, It is
very easy to see what connection there
is between the suppression Of Kellogg
and break in the uniform success Of
bulldozing in the river parishes. 1t is
also stated that Senator Bayard hesi-
tstes 10 support Hill in his war on
Kellogg, and it is net believed with
this declared rel ellion in the ranks of
the Democracy thai vote on he ques-
ton will bo reached this session at any
rate.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-12
ives, Psi.u,s nisE Eraes.

WCBt Eyh1tb u h18HeS
The Whitaker mutiiatins case at
West Point has aroused several Demo
cratic Senators at Washington, and had
they been Republicans they could not
have denounced the erusl!iss practIoed
on this poor solored cadet more vehe-
meptly or with more indignant elo.
quencs. This could not be called 3 case
Of hasIng Tor that only lasts during the
first year. whitaker was In his tEird
year, but whether in his first or third
year the mutilation Of cad5t by par
ty Of masked men entering his rosn /,
attack ing him while asleep, tying him
to his bed post and afterwards cutting
his ears into slits is q piece OF barbar-
ism and devilish malignity that should
make any man speak out in heated de-
urciatiou az ainst the kends who were
guilty CT such an inhuman act. 1t is
said that young Whitaker is behind in
his studies ard lot likely to graduate
with h,ror, ard this fact is tLsuGht
by seme to be a probable reason why
30 should have mutilated himself in or
a to create a sympathy which would
enable him to graduate whether quail
ied CT not. This theory however Is
losing ground from the circumstances
that are blought cut by the examina
tion Of The case which is now in pre-
greas. Senator Hoar in his remarks in
r ference to the case showed that the
absolute isolation inflicted up0n the few
oolored cadets who have besn admitted
to West Polut has been as cruel and dis
graceful as any bodily injury OouId
davc been, and lie farther asserted that
this treatment in the great military
schsol of the nation should be broken
mp. This sentim.n. was shared by
Ssp ator voorhees, and otLer Democratic
Senators and the demand was general
hat such an investigation should be
made as would efeotuallv put an END
to fuch "resime" of brutality, iuhu-
manity and brutslized conduo'. The e
were many Republicans even who were
srerse TO the introduction Of eolored
youths into the National colleges, but
|. must be admittt d that the colored
youth las an equal right 10 the bersft
Of military education st Il sxpen> g
OF the gsverpmIrt thst white youth
has, and that he shall he protected
admits Of 10 argument. This outage
on cadet Whitaker will no coalt put
an end 10 the reprehensible custom
which prevails at colleges Of hizjnR
iresl men half TO cath during th5 first
year Of their stay, so far as West
Point is concerned. Thoge in chsrgs Of
the school can hereafter jnculsate and
enforce q kindly and courteous de-
mcaEor and treatment towarl every
member Of the CORPS by all Of its men =
bsrs irrespectiveot color or ether dis
tiDction. Feyond this hey cannot 0;
course 60 in the regulations OF tic pei.
son al social relations Of the cadets. Tn. y
must regulate themselves thtr5 as VIII
as every where else. Bn' II they 30 th 8
FAR they will at Wes; Point fairly upcn
that plane sfmsdsra civilization VlsEe
the great military school Of the nation
should be, and will save it from any
repetition of the disgrace that this late
disboIisal mutilation case has brought
upon 1t.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-12

hOAR D.-HAVINd BOUGHT THE
IN entire machinery and stock Of the
WAesl Factory Front and Justisar, formerly
oWned by Vim. Forbes, WHO will continue az
our SaperiTtondent.N are prepared to mai u
tacture oil kinds Of patent aud pain Wheels
lncluding bycycie waeets. We also manuiso
tu' 9 spokes, hubs and felioes. Mr.. Forbes viii
have entire chark0 Of the manufacture, and
shall cndanyor by bis superiutendence TO tora
out god wo!k. bUr worhmen ore experienced
hands. Trusti1E that the dealers aud car
riage manufactures who Lave been dealing
with the old nrtn may continue to iasGr us
with their orders. and tnat new ones nay
drop IN upon na, lor al Q, Witch we hall be
thanSful. u. L RUCElEGHAM.
43.d&Wtt j. {. DUCklRGHAM,
Trading as BUCKINGHAM l. HEu.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-12
NOTICES.
NTOilCE-
~ oBFICB oP THE STREET CcAIJs-

EOIlCE
N UBFICB oP THE STREET CcAIus-
soNEg, NO. S11z II. sixth street I
WILMINGTON, DEL April b, 1882
Property owners and gents Will please tax,
1otlce taat the following ordinance rsiattna
10 pavemeuts viii be strictly enforced, and Ii
order to save tb sriselyes unnecessary tr0ab.C
and expense they will please oNssrve it:
"OrdllaNce relating 10 pavemen's; when
ever any detects or distractions are t0uad ~
the Street Commissioner or reported 10 hin
he sha!! forthwith cause tho pavement Ol
sidewalk to Ee repaired or lhc detects or Cd,
sructioBs 10 be removed st the proper costs
OF suSh owner er agent Of the property to
which the properly belongs shd report the
bills TO the CITY Council u be collected ov-
fore The iayOr." LOUIS =. LYNCH,
46-lad Street Conmhtlon5r 5r
Daily Republican., 1880-04-12
NOTICE.
~ STATIC DELAWARE,

UAsTLH CoUhTY,
In conformity with the pIovIst0rs Of the
Act passed by the General Asst mbly OF toe
State o. Delaware, on the z6tn day OF Mavco,
A D., 1915 hereby give notice that an ap-
p.i,aIon was ti'ed IN the Superior Court, OF
The six h day OF Apri!, Il. A.. 1880, for chNr
ter Of Incorporation Of co apany called 1T G
kopalno Chemical COmpaDy,' 10 carry on
the business OF ma ing, pryiDY, selling, com
pounding ard refining chemlcalz, chemical
cXplonveg, machinery, CGrtifdge9, irses pr!-
nerg and such ike articles, in New Castle
County, aforesaid, and bat draft Of the pr :
posed charter W8s tisd with the application,
and Is open to inepec'ton.
IHAS. BrAS TEN Prothono>ary.
New Castle. Del. April c, 1889. 49.t5l
Daily Republican., 1880-04-12

THn "Philadslphia Evening Bulls-
tin" was thir;y-three years Of age last
Saturday. It is like new wine, Il
crows bstter a. II grows older.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-12
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Because We have the largest variety OF Pat
terns to seiect from, the best Gutter
and WorEmen, and guaran-
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