Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1880-01-14
Political.

Encouragement Wilson, of Iowa is
understood to be coming to the front as
for Vice, President on the Blaine
ticket.
The New York Tribune, the Stalwartest
organ of the Stalwart Republicans Is for
Sherman for President, and strongly ]
against Grant.
The Charleston Neocs and Courier calls
upon Z" the National Democracy to embody
in the Democratic platform vigorous
of sympathy with Ireland
The MISSISSIPPI SENAToRs.-In six ballots
in the Democratic caucus, at jackson tn"
result was AS follows Barksdale, 81; Wal
thai, So; Singleton, So scattering, ..
The Mobile Rrqister states that the entire
Democratic press OF Alabama, except the
II pntsomery AdcertiSer and Selma Argus,
sustalns Senator BAyard IN his financial
opinions.
Rev. d.. La Martyr regards ''the prospects
of the GrsenHack party as excellent
His great grandchildren will some day be
able TO talk about the prospects OF that
party with the same hopetulneSS
Col. John F. Phillips, Democrat, has been
elected to Congress for the seventh Missouri
district, in place of Hon. a. NJ. Lay,
deceased, over tx Gov. McClurg, Republican
and Grsenback, 10y $500 majority.
Dennis Ksarney's favorite candidate for
president is Hendrick B. Wright Mr..
Wright believes in giving every Smigrant
mule. Dennis evidently wants his $500 to
purchase another dray, and the mule to
draw it.
The Grssnback Conference has called a
National Convention at Chicago for the 9th |
of June-one week after the Republican |
Convention. The call itself is a good !
example of what wind can do with the |!
English language.
Geo. w. Williams, colored, Representa-
tive in the OHIO Legislature from Hamilton
county, was refused his dinner, at l.. Beck
and Co.'S restaurant in Columbus, Friday.
He is going to sue under the civil rights
bill, and the Legislature will Investigate.
Mr. German, who has Just been nomi
mated for the Senate from Maryland, was Il
! Republican page in that body many years
! ago. ana now returns to it as Il Democratic
member. The New York Tribune says .jocu-
! larly: - His fate should be warning to all
the good little Republican pages
Garcelon says he is glad to get out of
Office, and finds the relief very pleasant.
The relief may be only temporary. If the
Supreme Court gets chance to pass Judge
ment on his operations he will discover that
it is one thing to do piece of dirty work,
and quite another thing to escape the
responsibility.
A GOVERNOR RAISES a STORM.-Great
Indignation is said to prevail at Wilkes
L y L
Hon. Stanley Woodward, Democrat. Judge
of the eleventh judicial district in prefer
ence to Republican. At Kingston, Gov.
Hoyt's late home, the Hoyt cluo tore down
a transparency in the front of their club
house because il bore the Governors picture.
lI0yt and Woodward are warm personal
friends, and the latter supported Hoyt for
Governor.
General Garfield will not take his seat ia
the Senate until the 4th of March, 1881,
when he will have completed his eighth
term of continuous service in the House
: He entered the House in December. 1868
, There is only one member of that body who
? antedates him and whose service has also
, been continuous-Judge Kelley, Of Penn
: sylvania, who began his Congregressiona
] career in 1861. In age, however, Genera
Garfield does not rank among the veterans
being only in his fortyAinth year.
n Voorhees, has decided to conduct hi
n investigation in Washington, and to besII
II next week. No one on the COMMITTEE
}. wishes to 60 South this Winter, and so wit
d nesseS will be summoned to attend tn
IF committee in Washington. This will lie
d safer way Of proceeding, because care ca
A. be taken TO call only such witnesses as ma
h. Il 4 bov
he will show that the South is periec
d Garden of Eden for the negroes, and tina
le they only leave it because Of the pervers
r. disposition to make themselves miserable
n, Wallace r. White, who has been publicl
Is accused. aifidavits Of Messrs. Swami
IN Hartman of the Maine Legislature,
&c attempts II bride Fusion Representatives.
o. retire from their seats, makes a pOsitiv
ur denial Of the charge, but he refuses
or respond to the summons of the Senate con
or mittee that is investigating the matter.
els is true, as MIR. White declares, that I'll
Senate committee is partisan tribunal an
D probably not inclined to promote his Wind
- cation but he cannot be held guiltle
~ while he rejects the Senate inquiry ar
- proposes no other to ascertain the truth
I've TILDEx's CHOICR.-The Washington &C
II respondent of the Baltimore san aft
in saying Mr.. Tilden does not want the non
nd nation, but simply chance to declir
vas says:
'ts, "Who Mr.. Tildsn would really pref
Of has not yet been developed, but the indie
,st. tons point to Gen. Mcclellan. II seel
ent to he considered here and in New 70
rtv that Mr.. Tilden is inimical to Mr.. Baya
led for some reason or other. Many. howev
son of the most prominent and infiuent
hat Democrats Of New York are warmly in fa'
war Of Mr.. Bayard, and August Belmont
Mr. credited with the assertion that Mr.. Bays
AXE can carry New York by $4,000 MAORI
, If The more sagaciOus of the Democr
His here have been IN the last lew days IN C
ION. sulation as to the next presidency, and
opinion arrived at by them is that
Horato Seymour will take the nominal
day he will certainly get it. but that if he p
. b. tivoly declines. all the probabilities poin
en- the nomination OF MIR. Bayard. tn
the appears to he no doubt here that it may
lorR relied upon that there will be no split
ably the New York Democracy this year.
! the --4.s----
-mer People who have predjudice aga
'nly, Mother Eve will find food for their fseli
pos in the three most recent dsfacations
Mr.. betrayals of trust. Mr.. Bogert, the defa
'hen ing treasurer of the New York Prod
bull Exchange, whose death was simultanG
who with the discovery Of his crime, altho
raw past middle age and the father Of sons
h he enough to be his business partners,
'lling his life in house OF doubtful character
was proprietor Of which claimed to be an
lnfor- friend of his. J. Lloyd Haigh, the Z
and forger, whose transactions were exposed
on his week, had wasted fortune on a bel
n the the variety stage, Miss Jennie Hughes !;
inally now Lissau, the Ascending secretary o
ound. German Insurance. Company Of this eli
o kill is discovered, ran away not so much bee
r suc- of his populations as because OF womi
& him Pkila. EUenig Ne,es.
bull -
pie Of Prince Rismark, or the Cologne O.
n the which sometimes speaks fer him, is Ia
rescue war again and Russia is its object. A