The daily gazette., 1882-10-12
....rrn from NEWARK.

= sBB EDIroh ant ~ autumn weather,
70 lG,,riug "a, msgniicen.. arsS .nwarded for his
y sa.SS sa.SSaSSdman has been n,,S,,i rewaI1 sossons s @
~ husUIe ~ oue Of the most boun''iui sessons @
bsOr y O The wheat, oats, nay, corn
. rscolu, .,c are said to be, py snss wen,
,t'iOsss,, ss,,S'vidual, stVi3 1.-THE Oldest inhapitant
kscvn inai',oe 'ron ever raised In this locality.
b brges., s'sr ssrcribe the cause TO the efiects
sps people s,nsd elements Of an ample
4 the eSn.J GO rain sunshine, warmth and good
snOunt o. ,,i,h intelligent and hard work OF
10, along a u,ous farmer, while others
=hs ous,,ogetber TO the wonderful effects
scribe !! rlnasence M.U of knowledge that keeps
bot en.l enu.nued bubbling and boiling on
p csI conI subjects in that renowned In
Kdcullul.aSa .Sa delaware State Agricultural
fuHOn' su' mncb 80 is 1t the case that occa-
CaIKI,S # bos over ,tJist leetle. ana .na.
taaiy like unto the small quanuty OF yeast
s ,s,1 y a. the large batch OF bread; IL
In lnW ne entire lot with such beneficial
slsss .derSul .lo effects upon the surrounding
ID E9uusIst ."ssts Who would not, were they
Eful'uWIiEge WEe TO be located within the sur
hmen nn oS such benign and benefcient
plnaluIsso0 that dispenses like "the dews Of
bs'llu'S,VIi ~ kind influences on all alike
kgsn money and without pricef IL
ssIaous 10 know that II is only since 1t
IEsss ''a % renylnated and put under the con-
hha wu hoys that its wonderful effects
y o. sHs nave beep felt. Under the old fogy.
~ ~ rnn by the faculty, you never
gfI i..n of its wonderful advantages TO
nslassre farmer. But the boys,
.,S America like, were determined
.sodnce a new era In the history
n, a Ssnerable and time -honor,d institu-
learning (which like most OF old
~" ~" hsd outliyed It's time of usefulness)
Viva done IL; they have infused new,
Nv and more vigorous blood into the
\. lt',,,ution. so that its former friends
a.,rons are scarcely able to recognize 1t
I'M same institution as OF yore.
nuIno the late agricultural fair held for
~ so,nty at Elkton quite a number OF
.sl,ss N paid visit for the purpose OF look
..I",o tbe condition OF the agricultural In
49, Of our neighboring county. They
- delighted with what they saw,so much
'A,t Il oyercame them TO such an extent
n, weakened their knees and many OF
~ were unable to properly navigate, and
~me cases when they arrived home had
~ carried from the hack and taken to
y, roms. 1t was plain TO be seen why
e.tssor Reinhart was not popular with
4. ihoys" He was one of the professors
n VAS strict diciplinarian, and for the
.,oo that he objected TO the "boys"
ruipr "How came you so 2" throwingcoal
sTua full Of coal down the college stairs
n MANY other similar performances, he be-
,ue yery unpopular with the "boys," who
N What is said Of the heather Chinee,
II, must co." With two new professors
4 Ii place the "boys" still appear to be
rlpng the machine. will not undertake
sW The "boys" were drunk for you know
hCecll county they have local option and
yaAng Of an intoxicating character IL
lived to be sold. cannot undertake to
lRauses results-which are solid
Ne improvements of our town are still
rNvssing. Representative Pilling's houses
n completed, as are those of his brother
ID Mr. Caskey. Mr.. Morrison's house at
De corner Of Main street and Delaware
unue Is up, ready for the second floor. 1t
snl, when finished, be amongthe finest Inn
NOVements Of the town. Samuel Gury's
lOueS on Chapel street are ready for the
btcklayers. The Newark Brick Manufac-
turing Company has all the contracts ON
Aand that 1t will be able to complete before
tOd weather. 1t has been quite d success,
The work at the Dean WoOlen Compgpy's'l
property Is going on steadily and rapidly \
pNad completion, The hew Corliss engine
ind boiler makes a mass of iron such as
hever before has been brought to our town !;
bey are now all safely landed at the mill,
md during this week will be put into their
places. Quite number Of accidents TO the
employees have happened, such as mas hing
d feet, toes, hands, spraining of ankles,
a. but nothing very seriousthat has kept
Y PARTIES from work over q week. Mr.
pAls improvements, in way OF house
wang is going on steadily, which, when
N completed, will add much to the ap-
ahnGe Of the adjoining property of the
lM woolen Compa ny.
lle business of our town is rapidly in
Nslng Our hotels, stores and almost
aay olher business In the town have been
aiN Oinelr full capacity. 1t is said that
MM 70 have new hotel, located in the
0aus ol The town, and that 1t will likely
AOn another line Of hacks to the depot.
70 lhe avenue will have TO be reduced, as
Sse scarcely room now for tLo3e Who
Wy unes daily haye their trials of speed
.1s gaGger Of all travellers upon that
u%ded thorOughfare.
ns,ta 10 politics our people are quite
INp e lheir duties. The Exchange Build
aea1 centre for that kind of thing.
s''Iuay ''sn evening the Republicans had
4. Nc n meeting in the society room, while
NM ehocfats unN held an open meeting In the
"num, s., and were addressed by our
s.r Is' y ~ lgf representative, and your towns
M, n.y. .na a. pates, In speech of over an
n, =. s%o a"u nall, with telling effect. He
y sSllowed by 7. N. Williams of EUeyn
r""% who made a most enthusiastic
Nv Ol about half an hour, which pef-
M ny ~ ~ag1eilzed n our people. His points
SS N !" .@ wen taken that he kept his audi
Lr.a a A4 II almost continued burst of ap-
sS,.,dhhewas M ne was followed by Mr.. Russell
huI' asnusetts, sots in few well timed re-
h,I'TW TWl winch the speaking wound up
Gaa.. u' laiK from candidate DR.. Swithin
bat,S Vi Mill Creek hundred, In a
nasd Ihiaaner, ha on the subject SO much
hIa ,uS " u sne Republican party, a "free
d S Is,ane, and a fair count" He showed up
n. Inconsistency us of parading such cues
ary ',,1 s1til ne clearly showed that this same
pty ,sGle sS the Presidency in 1875 from the
is0,'I VINO Oi mad clearly a majority of the
sSaOS so.e Ss as well as a popular majority
Men ',%o ~ o 0i the honest, Intelligent white
VIM ones,. ouf country, and that was done
cunt 1ppIslte p Of "free ballot and fair
ntv II" ~, But then the Republican
sist,.Ss, Sst :, up the cry, "stop thief p
At W., Sss 'le a attention from the real thief.
ti tbsa was plainly proven by DR.. Chandler
ID poof s,ole sS. the presidency and we have
R1 nv5l vSo that the leaders, at least some of
ae ,"o sst are high up in the camp, can
ahkns' s'a.e-Shat conclusion can honest.
nat %sdal men come to in regard to this
d Ae yTern ma1 party of all the respectability.
AtI' morality, all the intelligence but
u css ~ party of hollow pretensions and
M IN n i -, or title of real honesty of pur.
w Iea Soeo..w who are candidates for Lep,sla. as %
bought tbs,, when when in a moment of solid
sapauy tSs tSssr look around and see in whose
s' ~ ". tssnsy are training, and led by who I
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