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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-03-24
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Pr SS.-On the 22d inst, Isaac Pass, in the
10Th year Of his age.
Relatives and friends are respectfully in
vitet to atte,d hts funeral from his late re /.
dence. NO 53 East Fourth street., on $8tur-
day afternoon, ut 2 O'Clock. Services at the
house.
LAMPLI GH.-On the 24th inst, Joseph y.
Lamplugh, in the 2Otn ear OF his aye.
Relatives ard friends are reSrectfully in
vitel 70 at d his tineral from tbe residence
Of hio rarents, No 1902 West Second street.
on Monday afternoon. Services at TIE house
at 2.3O. l. terInent at wilmington and
hrardyw inc cemetery.
SPRING R.--OA March q, at his lato resi-
del ce, IN N. w9rk, James Springer. aged
62yeas.
III. funeral Will take place on Monday,
MarLh q, 10 meet A. the hCure at IL o. III.
services At Nhte Clay Crses Church, at u
O'clock
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-03-24
WEDNESDAY, APRIL II, ls

VIII De NOlu al puUllc sal" on lne pIe1nlhCs
N Union street between Seventh and fightf
streets, en-
WEDNESDAY, APRIL II, 1882,
at 80 o'clock, p. M,
Two 'wo-st0ry frame houses Just finished ,ccI
tanning Q rooms, hot and cold water front and
side pr riches; also front and eide yards, with
modern Improvements and finished frs,
class with tin roofs. Also 2 frame houses, sit
uated on scott street between Fr mt and
second stree T0ese houses are the exact
counte part Of the Tn OIL street houses In
very res &C.. A so 50 fine building sites 10
Gated on Scott, Second, seventh, Eighth ano
Ninth streets, and Grant, Baya1d and Wood
land avenues.
The above lots are all In fl ne high hsa' thy
lOcA ion, and for pure air cannot I've ex,elled
in the cour try. The city cars run within a
few blocks Of the farthest lots and school
house is In the immediate neighborhoed
che city cars will run past the lots not later
than August 10th, 1872. The neigh borhood is
rapidly tiliLgup. The RImshouse removal
is beyond doubt the brick yards are abou,
be ng finished up; Y essrs. Cox h Alien have
leased new yards In New Cas,le and Christi
ana Hundred; the gas and water pipes are
now laif the pavements will be extended in
a very hort time, and 1t is estimated that 500
houses will be built in that locality this year,
nsequent'y pr perty will doub in value
in two years. he terms are such as to make
1t easy for every and any person who wishes
to fuy lot; no notes or Endorsements required
TERMS-sl00 cash on each hou.e,..as soon
as knocked OF; 500 in thi ty days, the Dal,
ance to be secured by bond and mortgage for
any length OF time. The Scott street houses
are rented to good tenants for Sll per month
possession will be given in 90 days. Union
street houses ossession will be KiveB imme.
diately 40 must be paid on each lot as sooI
as knocked OFT, $40 on the 18th of May next
and IS per month until paid fr, or pei
cent. off for ca h. THOMAS NJ. OGLE.
Irske X Co au"tioueers.
H ok, leave Sixth and Market streets at
O'Clock. should the weather prove uufovOra
BILE e sale will be post ore until Wednes
day, April 10th, at 1-30 o'clock. m2l'ts
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-03-24
Wedding Bei's'

By request. .,,d
Cupid's arrow has ont wa I'd ADA
twined two loving hearts lpT adj,
VIM. s. Cavesder and MISS n M
kinson, who were unlteu M
bonds of matriInony ON ,rm1l
day evening last. The ~ NH
performed by the Rev; A. ,, h n
pastor of West PresoyIe,,"sr Nil
and took place AT the ,u'e az nd
of the happy couple, NO. ,,.sUy,ou,!
street, which had been sude4
nished for their reception liza a md
in after years. After .n9 "a,
was performed a reception. ,, a
ell to the many friends -. p, az ,bI
were loud in their praises aI;.p,ya
osity and exquisite 1asto r, u,, II
the host and hostess l hsr d
recipients of a large nunO''
and valuable presents
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-03-24
The SfBr Route Cases.

The cases of the United States against
Thomas j. Brady, ex-senator S. w.
Dorsey, II. NJ. Vail aud others were
called in the Criminal Court at Wash
ington yesterday, for the purpose of
preliminary argument to arrange the
dates of the trials, etc. None Of the
defendants were present, and, after some
discussion among counsel, the mater
was postponed until tomorrow. Cole
mel Iuge, soil, in the course of his re-
marks, admitted that if he found he
could make any thing for the defence by
a speedy trial, be should try to get Que;
he should try to fight them
off. The Court remarked that fortu'
nately the question of time rested more
with the government than with the de-
fence.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-03-24

Becesse Mr.. jones sp'"]
Mr.. j. Springer a well knOsl
zen of Newark died at that pau
terday after a lingering llIlrs
Springer was born in Mlll CEeA
bred in 1920, and resided tnel'
he was about 45 years OIL sy
he removed to Newark. AWm
years ago, he formed a co'pal%m
with j. II. Ray of that psV1,
transaction of the real estate u% ,a,
and in the fall of 1874 he wa'Sh
ed a justice Of the peace, wl, ,ss
he has held ever since. fof Wy
40 years he was a NELL Der OF 'n .a
Clay Creek Presbyterian elu ,.a
took an active part in the e''I 4,
the church some 80 years aso' J
well known and greatly resP' S",,
was an uncle of DR.. Wll!ara Ih
of this city who was at ms ooT i,s
terday, when he breathed Ills w.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-03-24

Mr.. Charles Yetter, formerly engaged
in the confectionery business, at Sixth
ana Tatnall streets, has purchased the
good viii and fixtures f the old estab-
lished bakery, No. 3l4 Market street,
kept by George Stab, Mr.. Yelter will
remove TO his new quarters this week
and will be ready fer business on Mon
day next. lie will engage in the bakery
ant confectionery business, and will be
prompt ard reliable in tie delivery of
bread TO lis C latOmere.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-03-24

The loyal ArcaninIn, seer organi.
cation, is INV assuming steps for per.
manent 1rg ri2'lon ard next Thurs
day evening The urgm,zAtlon will he
effected. About 70 persons met last
evening al added their names to the
list. The meeting was called to order,
In the Office Of VIM, L. Ha1 kins, ana
officers elected. A committee was also
appointed TO procure regalias and other
necessary equipments for the use Of the
order.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-03-24
Accident 10 n Train,

As the south bound passenger train,
due in this city shortly after eleven
O'Clock, was passing Thurlow last night,
1T was struck by heavy log, which be-
came loosened from lumber Car on a
north bound freight train and projected
~ far out rs to strike the train. The
damage TO the train, however, was very
slight.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-03-24
Ro,oretne nsyo" :,

John Donnelly was pe .h hdusl
last evening charged WIZ. a, orla|
and disorderly. he w.
ray a fine of 81 and coS'I Tavsh /
George Paler and s snd Ofd|
arrested for jumping on rsilroll
ing cars aud st cua 81 anda|
James Wood, a Junk .naed VIII
Front street, was CHS , A b,l J
chasing a push cart froI Hutton,
cognized it as his property, es,a
was postponed until tn, of sQ
being held in the sun -
his appearance. III
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-03-24
New Goat Of Paint.

Mr.. Conrad Keller, proprietor of the
saloon at the N. w. Corner Of Fourth
and Slipley streets, is having a fresh
coat of paint put on the entire building
The color is OF light hue and very at.
tractive, which adds greatly to the ap'
pearance of the building. The work is
under the supervision of James M
Bryan, the wellkuown painter of this
rity
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-03-24
Admitted 10 Probate.

The will of the late Henry Dandy Of
this city. was admitted to probate yes.
tt rday by the Register OF Wills. His
widow Mrs Maria, Dandy, Is smed in
the will as the cxecu,tix. The Register
also granted letters Of administration on
the estate of the late George w. Warn.
e-, of Blackbird hundred to Emily
W arner, and Abraham Hagen, Jr.
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RRssA~T 4 sA's On Is h ~.
de- ISTER'S ORDER.
RrGI' TRR's fFPIoE,
ME- u an-II u 20 In L ah II 1922


NEW CAsTLE Co, DEL., Feb. II, 1882
Upon tho appliopt'"n " DeHaven Morris
adm inistrattr Ri hart haw, late Of vii
mington hundred. said county, deceased
1t is Orderen al d directed by the register that
the admiristra' o. aforesaid give notice Of
graz ting of letters OF Administrations W on thu
estate of the deceased. with he date Of
granting thereo hy causing advertisements
to be posted wi hin forty DAYS 'rNio the dat
Of such lette in xix of the M st public placei
Of the equity Of New Cas- e,reql irinv all per.
sons having dema DIS Against the tate u
present the same or alb do by an A OF a
SENT ly in such cases made and provide ;anf
ais cause tn same to be iAserte tDin the
same period In the delaware REPUBLICAN. &
news ap r published wilmington, and tt
be continued therein three week 8, 70. 0 d.
L.s Given under TIE hand and sea
of Office OF the Register afoi esaid
at Wilnioe .oD, in rew Castle County afore
said, 9 day and year Above written
so. BIaGS, Register.
NOTICE All persons having claims agains,
the estate of the deceased must present. the
s me, duly attes'ed o the admin strato -, OIL
or before l7th day Of F.br AIRY. A. b 1883, OF
aDiue the ct VI assembly in sucl case maze
; nd prov ded. DhHAVEN NORRIS,
Administrator,
Address: Wilmington. / Of. t2s
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O5l Nafy.
In MemorlSm OF ApLie Messick, aged 0ycarS

In Memorlsm OF Annie Messitk, aged oyearS
1t was my priv nge to pass with httlc
Annie h3r last hour ~ heath, We were
moving hit ltr = i l. lther W IA $40 eivwihg
impeiuosity II cary Tie u On that dag
she gave II nucA psJ nss of extended years
as any person Ia oar community to-day, be.
b Id the chAuee
Tae end Of life was approaching when We
were Lartlng, she pointed her fingers up
wards and poerns earnestly ard iptenty
into her near future, saying. 'Clara, good
bye, will never play again, for am golbg
lone
Although her lif, had gone out from me,
and NY pathway all thru ugh the year must
ever be sad aud lonely ana deserted, have
the sweet remembrance tlat my interesting
friend was Kind and true in life, and IN death
she was triumphant.
Though asleep, but not forgotten,
Is the f'iend love too dear,
Now, to work my way to heaven,
And DO with her al ways there.
CLARA FORREST.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-03-24

Prof. Ford, the ElocuIionist, Of this
city will 20 TO St. Georges this evening
to take charge of a class, which has
been organized at that place. Ga the
28th and 18Th, the Professor will read at
Greens boro, Md, on the 30th at Centre
vile, Del, and Oh April 9TH at Dei'uar.
Other engagements are III cont~mpla
ton.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-03-24
Hand Larcepated.

Yesterday morning, a young
man named Leonard, hal his hand
badly larcerated by having it caught
in the machinery at Barkley's bakery,
Fourth and French streets, where he
was employed. DR.. Ball dressed the
wounds, aud he thought that he would
not have to anput tie the injured me.l-
Der,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-03-24
A Card Of Than ks.

Colonel Edward S. Jones, Of the 3rd
Penna. Cavalry Regin ent, from Nash.
vile, Tenn, in his way to and from
Washington, d. G., desires to return
his sincere thanks to Col. Wood and
Mr.. Thomas Culbert, of the Postoflice
Department for their kindness in assist
ing him to find his sister, Mrs. Su san
J. Mclaughlin of No. y Robinson St.
that he has not seen for 90 years.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-03-24
fifth edition
THEPOLIIICAL OurLoo :.

Tho 0ltuoliOn m Ohs.
,no Can,,., n. s-ased from
.., Ca.....'.. .o STATE.
p'e o'P'A''AS' VI 'he Republican
DOVER, Del. Marc, %
No matter whether a town -
small. II IL is the CanitaI ~ Is lsfgeO,
hecomes the head centre ~ " n sue state
formation and "A a oener pIil.,cal ID
political movements. Annanol;l' nlngd
hut a village comparad ma Enough
more, being the CAPITAL of Mau MI haIu
the politl ,al centre of tb,t q! aud
Trenton. in New Jersey 10 ~ S.aS' y
portance to Doliticiaus thar o'e ln'
Harrisburg in peunsvlvania - Nowa's
all. lphia: ALBANY in Nav En uHu ras
New York: and Dover in naIa ual
the.Mecca of State PoliticianS;p
Wilmington located in tho csn INSTEAD q
state. IL watches CLOSELY botb ou, uIa
whatever 3 done at one and 10 L aa
in the centre betote il ia knouo AuOt
other end. al
The Indications are fran n.
lookout that There will he n sa,n noVs
litical struggle tor the suprsmaouE
the State between the ReDuhiioa"| y
Democratic parties. Az tor ths q ~. aaa
hacker, thew are out of the onss,; u'Ua
being numerically strong ennn,l
make any impression and viii
nrobably throw IN their fortune, s, Ms
Tim. being with the KepnbIir.n ~, n Iu
for the sake of breaking the Inn, Pan!
of Democratic rule that bas ~, "a, ,uaa
erv avprue to success and hnlI. o
il with the grip of d.sp,ratinn W
If there were no other Than n.ue
cratic evidence the ba,rleis In hs D Hs,
foupi,t one mud the result will hs Io ua'a
ful ''0'u''
Speaking to A LEADING Demoo,,.
day ar two ago in his Iown wh't
more than once led ms party on +" r u4
tory. he seemed to think ,ba, wv,
conntv woula be good enouoh r., a A,A'
100 majority. though he atmit,aC ' w,
the Republicans hal been hard n, NV ar '.t
had eyerybody assessed and wsrs T wv.
aply in better trim + r A cambalgn f ,S,'
thew had been for mauy years hay
AS Kent county oply gave an aver.
below GOO Democratic majority in ina
u hen il WAS admitted the R.nnhl;.,,
were not in AS good shane as tbsv po,an
for a contest. the ground for eynetr,
a larger Democr,t,c majority ,bis ~,
ia moi appa,sut. On In, 9th, baD.,,,
Republicans of Kent take quit. adit
ferept view of the subject. 10 say me-
they are more encouraged than ttr
eyer we're before IS not stretching X
truth, and the Democrats nav luNI
their stars if they have ylcrorv !,
Kent thas will be worth return,
thanks for.
The same politician referring 10 M
Sussex canvass was frank enough \
confess tina, no one outside Of iutur
could tell how Sussex County xOt
90. g. ssex is Democratic, but h
, Democrats are harder to keep IN II
traces than in Kent. The fight no I,
mltted would be u hard one and
would not be surprised il the DVal
cracy would be- defeated. He
pratitied that the exAudi,or of The SID
Robert Lambdep, had openly left d
Democracy and united With the R.vs
: llcAns.
| He might have done c0Dsdenh
mischief as a Democrat but asa
publican he will not influence ID
, than ten or twelve votes. Thisis Do
ocratic sentiment, Republican tgs
is more buoyant. We will be did
| .;, .,,,.,, ,,han ,,.u sav ths
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-03-24
Mrs Gaines SOn.fn-Law Acquitted,

In the Criminal Court at Washington,
on Wednesday, James b. Christmas,
the son-in-law of Mrs. Myra Clark
Gaines, who was indicted for the muir
der of William G. Whitney, her son,
was acquitted by the jury on the ground
that he committed the deed in self-de.
fence, and he was accordingly released
from custody.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-03-24
..o,heryslve Of', -,

The Fame Fire Com Ip,alSs, "
a Prun,y safely relief ,l,us opT
ed on their steam eng ;. at pl~
Prunty the inventor Nv y
ing friends in Il is CIV"
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-03-24
Persons

Richard, the son Of Richard Stoeckle,
left this city at noon yesterday, for Mt.
Vernon, Ohio, where he has accepted II
situation in large mandatory of
agri cultural implements.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-03-24

1t is stated that the firm of Nor &
Son, of the new canning establishm emit
will in few weeks bring fifteen young
girls from their canuery in Scotland, to
work at their establishment over Few
enth Stree. bridge.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-03-24
vi AIR KIA(sES.

STAN TRRI k.-tu the 29d inst, by
the Rev. Chas. HIll Levin u. slant 10 Mi 8
Mary q. Der lex, 10th OF Wilmington.
STEV EkSON- -ENGLANn.-- On tie 23d
inst, by the Rev. Ihas. Hill, Samuel
81 venson to Joanna England, 10th Of
Wilmiugton.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-03-24
Sale of Real Estate.

Mr.. Henry w. Jones has sold the
property on Sixth street between Spruce
and Church, to Zachariah l.. Dimor, for
&11OO
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{Ey ANTED A YOUNG WHITE GIRL
w todo general homework reference re-
CURED; apply at go " est Third st. mM-3t
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tIyANTI D-A GOOD COOK, MI ST BE
w well recommended. 9C9 Market 1t.
maI24.lt*
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III ANTED-a GIRL FOR GENERA
w ous'wtrk; reference required 30
freI CHI street. nar46 3t*
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HANrED CAL PGNTERS AT ZOE
w House, over narhet street bridge,
opp site French street wharf, at once. mz4IJI
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". X RENT-THkEE ST. RY Dwell
u ling house, NO. 10Y Nj nrOe street; pply
10 W. scott Vernon, REPUBLICAN office.
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DOE RIDING LARGE p l. 4 A s A N 7
ID roJIns with board; also table boarding
At LOO kirR street. mar.a-3l*
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[IYANTED--A BOY ABOUT 10 YEARS
w ofage, who understands packing; ap-
ply to MOlkS' .anneIy. m242t
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nv AN1ED- BOY TO FEED GORDON
w press, at + II Is BROS,
n2i-.J No. 10 East hird street.
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NEW ADVERTlSEMENTS.
SALE

DUBLtO SAGE
-OP-
BUILD No LOTS AND HOUSES
Will be sold at public sal" on the premises
N Union street between Seventh and tightf
streets, en-
The daily gazette., 1882-02-10
COUNTY OFFICERS.

A BATCH OF RE-ELEoTIoNs BIZ THE
LEVY COURT.
The Levy Court, in session, yesterday
afternoon, reelected last years officers,
as follows.
Brandywine Hd.-Wm. F. Wilson.
Wllmington-Northe District, VIM
Kyne.
Southern District-ChAs. II. d. Bed
ford.
ChTistiana-Saml l.. Killgore.
Mill Creek-BenjamIR Gregg.
White Clay Creek-Ur riAh 3. Wier.
Pencader-Wm. Reese.
New CAstle-Israel II. Fols.
Red Lion-John A. Cleaver.
st. Georges -Purnal j. Lynch.
quinImink-Rlchard +. Hanson.
Blackbird-George A. Armstrong.
Attorney for the Levy Court-Geo.
Gray, Esq.
Jail PhysIciAn-Dr. John J. Black.
County Treasurer-Wm. Herbert.
BAilif-Thomas b. Smith.
Night Watchman-John M. Enos.
Fireman--James O'Donnell.
Keeper of the Court House Clock
Wilson ScIafton.
Constablss and Brldge-tenders will be
appointed at the March meeting.
The following committees were ap-
pointed:
To settle with the County Treasurer
-Messrs. Polk, Taylor and Silver.
To settle with the Treasurer OF the
Poor-Messrs. Wier, Morrison and
Mahafiy.
This mornings session Of the Court
was occupied in the examination of as
sessm ents.
The daily gazette., 1882-02-10
Congress Yesterday.

In the U. s. Senate yesterday, Mr..
Cenger, from the COMMITTEE on Com
merce, reported the bill to promote the
efficiency Of llfe-saving service. Mr.. Har-
rls moved 10 lay aside the regular order
and take up resolution offered by him
appointing Neil g. Brown, to perform
the duties of Chief Clerk of the Senate
while the present Chief Clerk performs
the duties of Secretary. The motion was
lost by a tie vote, Mr.. Brown, of Georgia
voting with the Republicans against it,
aud President pro tenlpore Davis with
the Democrats IN The affirmative. The
Pension Arrears resolution was dis
cussed. After eulogies upon the late
Representative 0'Connor, Of South Cai
olina, the Senate adjourned.
In the House two bills were intro
duced by Mr.. Hewitt, OF New York, in
relation to the election of President aud
Vice President and the decision OF ques-
tions arising therefrom. Mr.. McCook,
from the Committee on Military Affairs,
reported the bill for the retirement OF
Quarterm aster General Meigs, with the
rank of Maor-General, and 1t was
placed on the private calendar. The
Apportionment bill was considered. Ad-
journed.
The Philadelphia delegation were
heard yesterday by the House Com
mitiee on Appropriation in regard to
the improvement of the Delaware. Col
onel Ludlow, of the U. S. Engineers
will appear before the Commerce Com
mlttee to day, in relation to the same
subject.
The daily gazette., 1882-02-10
DELAWARE.
senator Brown's s1nruIar v....

WASHINGTON, February 9.-But
fer an unexpected mishap, and one
That from a party stand point was
inexcusable, the Democrats would
tosdaY have elected as Chief Clerk
ofthe Senate Mr.. Neil s. Brown, who
was one OF the reading clerks of the
House while the Democrats were in
the majority. The Senate has readers
who cannot be understood even In
that small and quite chamber. A
change has been desired. Browns
dismissal from the House and the
promotion of Chief Clerk Shober to
the Secretaryship Of the Senate furN
nished the chance to secure q good
reader without dlsplacing any Of the
othertofticers or in any way affecting
the Democratic organization. The
Democrats In caucus agreed to nomis
nate Brown. Mr.. Harris submitted
to-day the resolution to proceed to
I'LL the chief clerkship vacancy.
There were at the time in the chaml
Der twenty~four Republican, TWEEN {.
tv"hve Democrats and David Davis.
The yeas and nays were demanded
upon the resolution. Mr.. Brown, OF
Georgia,amid general astoDishment,
voted negatively with the Republic
cans. David Davis voted with the
Democrats and the resolution was
lost by q tie vote. No explanation
was offered for Mr., Browns vote and
none sought. 1t was said perhaps on
his behalf that he objected to the
resolution because it would open the
way to disorgaDizatlon, but since
with David Davis with them, the
Democrats could not be disturbed
the explanation does not hold water
At any rate whatever may have beer
the motives of Senator Brown, h'
has been roundly abused all day:an'
can have only the satisfaction o
knowing that for one day at least h
kept a valuable Democrat out of |
Democratic office. The resolution
will be offered again.