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HEBIFF0 SALES.

GHERIFF'S SALE-BY VIRTUE OF a
|CTrit OF le, ari fAotas, to me dire will b,
exposed to puVho . .le, az the hotei now oocu
PIED by Charles Shearer, In kirkwood, IL
Penc .aer Hundred, New CASTLE County Dol
aware, on
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 20, 1882,
at 1890 O'Clock, .. m.
The following described real estate, viz.No
!, All that piece Of land and premises, silu
| ate in Pencader Humid cd, New Casle Co.
and State of delaware, bounded and de-
Nonc or stake in the limo Of Peter Wright
and stephen Wiley, and running with their
line south Slh degrees. west 80 3 10 perches
and north oSl4 degrees, wet 80 40 perchee
to stake in the Chesapeake and Delaware
Canal Company rs feet level, thence with
the said line the following course and distanc
,h: North ls1d degrees, east . $40 perch es,
north u degree, east $40 pc. ches. nor h az
degrees, west BIO perches, north Ii degree
east $40 percues, forth 291a degrees east
6-lV perches, north IA degrees, east 8 2 10
perches, north ASH degrees, east 4.lO perches
north 40 degrees, east perch,s, north 9k
degrees, east 2 s Il perch 80 to a stake at the
corner Of No thence along the division line
between this lot and lot No. SOUTH t715 de-
grees, cast 80 $40 perches to the beginning,
Con- aiming 8 acres, rods and ~ square
perches, more or less.
NO. 2-All that certain piece or lot of lpnd
situate in Red Lion Hundred New Castle
County and Sta of delaware, bounded and
described as follows 10 witt Beginning at Q
stake IN the centre OF the road leading from
the canal pivot br dye to- kirkwood and run.
ming the ce wi h land of Thomas W. Mo.
Cracken outh AS3s4 degrees. east 30e feet t.
stake, thence north 80 degrees, west 1857 feet
to u AXE, thence wi h Enooh Guys lot north
4sA degrees, west 282 feet 10 the centre Of the
an RIA Il fhnnna II - haA nptr thn,a ~
40 degrees, east 30 feet TO the beginning, con.
tanning $50 square feet, more or less.
No. SAIL that certa In lot or piece Of land
situated in Pencador Hundred, New Castle
County and state Of delaware, bounded and
described as follows. to wit: hey ginning at a
post corner OF land OF Peter Wright and run.
ming thence with land Of st 'phen Wiley
south S21a degrees west "a perches to a stake
In the line of land OF the Chesapeake and
Delaware Canal company, tbence with their
lire north 2. degrees, west 10 perches to a
stake, thence sti'l with the said canal line
norta A degrees, west 10 s-l0 perches to q
stake thence north "a degrees. west 4perches
to st .ko thence north degrees, east z |
perches " STAGE by a fence; thence "a de.
gree cast 80 perches to stake, thence |
s"uth bsh degrees east 81 8 10 perches to the |
beginning, containing acres, rooda, VI
perches. more or less.
Seized and taken In execution as the prop.
srty of Robert Huy and to DO sold by
PHILIP X. CLARK, sheriff.
SHKRYy's OBslos, Wilmington, Delaware,
April b. 1851. al2eod-Ls
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EkECrlN4 AN INSANE ASYLUM AN II
AI,MSHOJJSE

ERECTING AN INSANE ASYLUM ANo
ALMSHOUSE
On said and after MONDAY, April 10th,
1859 sealed proposals will be received BY q.
L. Jemison, Chairman Of the Building Dom.
mittee of the Trustees OF the Poor for New
Castle county, Delaware, for tho erection Of
! an insane asylum and slmshouse, to be l0oa-
ted on the Hare's Corner road, near Aare's
Corner railroad station, Delaware railroad,
New Castle county, Delaware.
Tho drawings and specifications to DO seen
at the office Of the Trustees Of the Poor, los
West sixth street, In the city of Wilm ngten
Delaware. where all necessary explanations
will be given by the Chairman of he Build.
ing Committee, from o. m, TO 8 p. m. eac b
day.
No proposal will be received unles, accom- :
panied with bond vita approved surety in
the sum OF 1--we thou and Olars. The form
Of said bond can b. seen at the office Of the
said trustees
All pre-. ,oaals for the erection Of the build
inxs to have written on the outside Of the Sd
velope: proposals for erecting the aims
shouJe ann insane asylum" and to be ad-
dressed % ~. l.. Jemison, Chairman of the
Bulldog Committee the almsnouse d In
sane asylum, Wilmi gton, delaware.
No proposal will be entertained .from any
perso not a permanent rosie eDt OF the state
The Building Committee reserve the right
to reject any or all bids. The specifications
to he returned with estimates. no estimate
will be received without the name Of the
principal SuS-o0ntractors.
L 9 ii re icr receiving proposals will close
on Tuesday, April oath, 81, at p m.
q. l.. JtMISUN,
APPS t25 Chairman Building ommittaa
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-04-24

THE COUNTY REPUBLICAN Executive
committee has fixed upon Saturday,
May Goth, as the day for holding the
nomination election for Sheriff and
Coroner. This will give the candidates
four weeks yet in which to improve
their chances for nomination. Let
every candidate get in their best ticks
in that time and then all turn in and
help along the successful nominees,
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k0CERlES, FLOUR, FEED, HAY
4

\ Avn Sohl ~ w
Buyers look around and save your money
by buying where you can buy the bast goods
for the least money Look at these prices:
dried apples, CTS; evaporated IL cts; dried
peaches, 10 and IL cts; 8 TBS. fine prunes, rs
cu.; 2 lbs. good coffee, rs cts; sour KRAFT, 10
cts. qt; sugars away down; the best IL ct.
syrup ever sold in the city FOR the money;
good syrups ~ and Il Cts: our 40 ct. tea ID
extra, our 90 is tino, our 90 can't be beat. Re-
member wa are selling for net cash those
brands of -four, VIM. Lea Il Sons test pastry
Ss.7f; best Clifton F. F. +. $3.50; pautaxtt F.,
So rs; Kifkwo0d, $7.75; y. extra fine ia nily
-four. ST. 50. We have the best ct -four 10
the city. Remember we guarantee these
fours to give satisfaction, If not we will send
after the -four and refund the money. so with
u you take no risk. This $50 fOnr we
recommend especially and we sell more -four
than any other grocery house In Wilmington.
Goods delivered all parts of the city or vicin.
ity. Hay $l2t per hundred; straw 81 cts;
oats, go cts T. FORD, Front and Madi-
son or Front End Maryland Avenue. BE
sure and get the right corner. mars
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CHERlFF'S SALE nv VIRTUE OF A
y writ of levari facias, to me directed, will
be exposed to pubic sale. at the hoel Of
Samuel Peacock, In Middle.o~n, in st
Georges Hd.. New Castle, county, Delaware,
on
FRIDAY, the 2sth day of APRIL, 1882,
at o'c'ock, p. m.
The following described real estate, viz:
All that certain lot, piece of parcel Of land
situated In the town of Middletown, New
Castle county, State Of Delaware Aforesaid.
de 'cr bed as follows, to wit: BEGINNING at q
corner GLANDS Of Jesse Lake, on the south
side of Main street aud running thence with
he line of the sid Lake In q southerly course
Az feet u the lands Of VIM. Green, thence
with the ltn' of the said Green in q westerly
course "a = feet to >.reen street. thence with
the ala Street n q northtrly course liz fsst
to the said nain street, the CO with tue said
Main street In an rAsleny course 2i1a feet t,
the p ace of beginning, TIE same cout dining
ANA square feet of land, be the same more or
less with two. story frame house and other
cut buil4iags thereon erected
Seized and taken into execution as the
property of John Carroll and Thomas Scott
MARY j. Scott. Alexander McNeal and M.
Morris, t. is and to be sold by
PhILlP X. LARK, Sheriff.
SHERIrF's OyBIoB, Wilmington, Delaware
April b, 1882. al0.eods
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-04-24

ONE OF the ridiculous things con-
nected with the Garfield obsequies is
the litigation over the flowers sent by
Queen Victoria and Dom Pedro, EN-.
peror of Brazil. The decoration Of the
tomb of Garfield with them was the
sublime and the slowing of them in q
musty closet to await litigation is
the ridiculous and scandalous,
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Susfains ana CemCOrts,

For aquarter o. q century or more Hostel
ter's mach Hitters has been the reigning
specific for lndig ss.ion, dyspepsia. fever and
ague, loss OF physical stamina, liver CON
plant and o'har disorders. ard has been
most emphatic lily inuorsed by medic,l men
as = health and strength restorative 1t coun.
teracts tenden,y to premsture decay, and
sustains and comforts the aged ard irtirn.
For sale bv Druggi ts and dealers generally
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A VERY PRETTY and exciting contes+
is now under full Roadway between
Joseph L. Carpenter, Jr., and Harry
Sharpley, Esq, for the Democratic
nomination for Mayor since the with.
drawal of B. F. Townsend from the
field as candidate. Mr.. Townsend g
friends seem to have Tipped almost in
II body over to the honorable young ex-
Senator, and he now becomes more than
ever the candidate of the "Overal"
wing of the Democracy. AS Mr. Car
penter is understood to be the candidate
of Mr.. Bayard's choice and receives
the support Of such men as George
Gray, Esq, the Hon. William G.
Whitley, H. B. McIntire and the mos t
of the MATHEMATICIAN wing the Dem
ocracy, the lines are pretty distinctly
drawn between the Swallow Tails'
and "Overalls," with the chances ap.
parently in favor of the latter and
Sharpley.It will be interesting to watch
the progress of the contest, but after
all with Il fair show and fair election,
neither Mr.. Carpenter nor Mr.. Sharp
ley will be Mayor of Wilmington.
That office will be filled by the candi-
dates of the Republican party.
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FIRST CALL FROM 304.

We say to all wishing to
purchase Boots, Shoes and
Rubbers that we have kept
very quiet during the month
that we have been fitting up
our new store, No. so4 Mar
ket street, that we might
have room to display our
stock OF goods that our in
creasing trade dem4nded
and that we are now prepar-
ed to supply your wants.
AND WE DOUBT PAY
HAVE 1T YOU
NO WILL WELL
Out stock is complete, every
department is filled, every
kind, size and width. Our
stock OF Ladies', Misses and
Shoes (direct
from the manufacturer to our|
salesroom) was never sol
large as now. The same
can be said cf our Gents !
Boys and Youths Depart
nent. We solicit a tontin-
lance of your liberal patron
age.
BOSTON ONE.PRICE BOOT Ann
sHOE kOU 4, NO. 8OA MARKET
vt. al9mldaw HENRY PIKE Prop.
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DR.. E. q. Vests Nerve and Brain Treat.
ment: specific for Hysteria, Dizziness,
ConvuI on Nervous Headache, Mental 10.
preston l. IS Of Memory, Spermatorrhna
lmpttenCy, Involuntary Emissions PIema.
ture Old age, caused by over exertion, self.
misorY, decay and death. One box will cure
recent cases. Each box contains one month Z
treatment. One dollar box, or six boxei
for five dollars, sent by mail prepaid on 70.
oeipt OF prico. We guarantee six boxes to
cure any case. With each order received BY
Us Tor six boxes, accompanied with i've dol.
lars, we will send the purchaser our writer
guarantee to return the money II the treas.
Issued only by N. B. Danforth, Druggist,
Cor. and and Market streets, Whining ton,
DeL-Sole agent. ncy25-d&W
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APPS t25 Chairman Building mmItta
-
NOTICE

|No'loh'
Tn, regular quarterly meeting Of the
Trust es the Poor for Hew astle county
wilt be cid at tIe Aims House on Wednes-
day. April Goth, a 10 o'clock a. IN Persons
having bt Is will present them by that time.
he suppl committee Will meet at the
Aims House on SATURDAY, April 18th, at 10
o'clo X, u M, when proposals will be rece v.
ed for furnishing tho Aims House tor the
next three months with bread, meats and
tobacco. }. W. CUUCH,
aprI2-4t Secretary.
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NOTICE-THEl 18th ANNUAL MEET.
~ ing of The stockholders of the Whining
ION Loan Association, will be he'd Tues Jay
evening next at 5 O'Clock, In the Office Of the
Sc retary, No COL Shipley street, when tho
annual report will be submit cd, an election
hell and the annual report presented. The
first payment will then be made on a new
series. AL At GEO q. MAklS, Sec'y
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nHuAADELPAlA. WIl4iulrHiVSA"
BALTIMORE RAlLRUAn

HEAADEILPhlh. WIl4iuIru!oHA'"
L BALTIMORE RAlLROAn
January 30, 1852.
TRAINS WILL LRAvB WILMINGTON As "
LOWS:
For Philadelphis and informative M M
tons, e:b6, 300, lo:0 q. m; a.5o' = '''' w.
p. N. uA
Philadelphia (exprcss), 2 9ss, cSN Al. IS Il
10, 9, $40, 1l:bS .. M; l2:lb, l;.'' '1' ''
800 p. N. ,..
New York 400, 22a, $50, i2a, s'a'' Ii"
M, 1855, l.b3,b.l7, o.ssp. u ,s
baltimore and Intermedists sssa'''
s.ss y. m, and 900 p. N. ,,a
For Baltimore only, Loo a. n. snu'r
baltimore and LAY Line, So ~ A.
Baltimore and Washington, lT
500, 8.3s o. M, l. 0, *l:O9, o'97' iI"r
Trains for Delaware Division les''~'
New Castle, 9.35a. ~, 100, t.@pl II
Harrington and Intornsdi1ts s'Su"
:. H., Lob, e.2S p. III. sI
Dslmsr and lntormedis.a Sssa'" i
NJ, Los, p. N.
SUNDAY TRAINS Il
Philadelphia and In,erpsol%HSM lo ~
al0 a. H., II m. $50, 30, (express "s' .s,.a
Philadelphta and New York Nv
Ill, t.S8 p. m. ~ "
Baltimore and Washington,
500 a. Ia ll.04 p. N. LOS an. ss
For further Information Passeaet ~ d,A
arrsu O the time tables pos1ea ~ .,n,s
Trains marked thus ~ are llaiH''
upon % ,, which nu extra fare Is 'A's won
Genl ManR16r. oon
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ID UPTUkE.-CURE GUARANTEED
II by j. B. Mayors Method where others
fail. Send stamp for testimonials, S8I Arch
street. Philadelphia. mle.lyd&W
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FURNITURE FURNITURE
J. & J. N. HAIR NJ
No. 40 King Street.

be
lure be found the State We pp %
TV and STYLE You will always find and %
purchasing elsewhere 1 '"' Sae Us btu
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II ESUMPTION OF TRIPS.

ID ESUMPTION OF TRIPS.
On Tuesday, March 2sth s eeee.F11 -
the 'Susie :. dcOall' will resume her triDs,
leaving Fourth street wharf every Tuesday,
Wednesday, Friday and Saturday at ga. m. :,
2 and p. n, and leaving Pennsgrove on
same daI 8 at S.3O and 10 q. M, and !. ,: IN. ..
m23-tf UAPr. DENNY.
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al OR PHILADPHIA.

On and after WE'D
NESDAY, APRIL 10,
the favorite steamer "a N4TNR
y. M. FELTON,, will MsspZsX fflladits:Ssd'
leave Wilmington, from eSsss-;r1s11 ~
French treet VIII ri, at
Z. 40 q. N, and returning, leave Chestnut
street wharf, Philadelphia, at p. m, stop
ping at Hook an Ches or each way. Fare
from Wilmington, 80 cents; excursion tickets
~ cents. Hook and Chester, ~ cents exour.
sion tickets, 81 cents. al7.u
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IzHDrfsOned Americ cans.

After all that has been said and done
lit is undeniable that there are still In
kiilmainham Jail number of Ameri'
can citizens against whom no charges
have been formulated and who have no
prospect whatever of a trial. 1t would
be to the interest of both the English
and American administrations to have
these people set at liberty with as little
delay as possible. English speakers of
all parties have admitted that it is a
shocking thing to have five hundred
men in prison for they know not what,
and with no intention of bringing them
to trial. Is it expected that America
will be quiet in regard to this matter,
at least so far az her subjects are con-
cernei" If it is then those who are
expecting it are counting without their
host. Even the New York Herald is
growing FESTIVE undor tho lash of such
tyranny. 1t is now said that the
JllulSA tuo "A
cans confined their liberty on condition
that they leave the country. This offer
comes too late. Had it been made be.
fore their arrest, or as soon as their Cit |
izenship was discovered, the request
might have been borne with. But since
these Americans have suffered the in
dignity of imprisonment they must be
set free on other terms, and our gov
eminent will bs neglecttul of its duties
if it does not interfere to see that these
men are accorded that justice which
is nerited and due to every American
citizen, whether adopted or to the
manor born. Sooner or later these men
will have to be compensated for every
hour they spend in British prison.
Our government cannot 60 as far as it
has gone for their release without com
hitting itself to the demand for their
rel' ase and compensative damages for
every hour these American citizens
have been unjustly confined.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-04-24

! NEW GOODS
| JOHN LAWMAKERS.
| Wide pekin stripes at
three-quarters value ; eight
most timely colors $1.5O.
Several approved colors
in good gros-grain at 75c,
which is rare more at 81
than is common; anunheard
|ofvaricty at S1.25; and so
on.
Next-outer circle, Chestnut-street entrance.
Imagine wide stripes of
shepherds plaid upon shep-
herds plaid ground, and
over and through all a me-
lange illuminated strong
enough toobscure and blend
both the plaids and the
stripes ; and you have, out of
old elements, one of the new
est effects the season has
brought us as yet. 81, 81
25, s. and $3.50.
Third circle, north west from center.
French all over hcmstitch |
plaid nainsook and plain
nainsook with border of
1emstitch plaid to match );
he former for sleeves, yoke
md ovcrskirt; the latter for
he dress. Two patterns
md but little. Why the
makers should let so pretty
\ nainsook be scarce is a
mystery; but we don'tknow
where to get more. 30 and
s. cents.
There is hardly such a
hing as a novelty in white
goods to be got in all Eu-
'Ope.
Third and fourth circles, City hall square en-
tr Ance.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
Chestnut, Thirteenth and Market street
and City hall square.
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stem of
pg, and be
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but staas
thernsel
md their 1
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10 Flour c
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hpon whit
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b upon th'
ebig long
NANO bt0lO
disaster to
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lost univ
(which I
as by tn
treat pre-
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apparent
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b, as can !
f any pull
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they lac,
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It, at 5 CeI
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A RARE CHANCE !!

NOT OFTEN MET WITH.
In consequence of falling health will sell
out my stock o. hORSES and CARRIAGES
a. and contents Of my Livery Stable, and
A9Srent the stable and carriage houses
I'll d 10 m Of ears on very easy terms
To any person wishing to es .atllsh himself
in lucrative business this is u frs rate Cd.
Ut one such to he net with yery
often. The stables have been used for livery
stables for over forty years, and 1t is one OF
the best locations In this city. viz: ). W.
OUhNER FRONT AND ORANGE SIS,
For further information apply at once To
the proprietor, Wilmington Del.
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HEALTH is WEALTH.

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collectors were to call upon them. But
the law has been complied with, even
if no single individual were to appear
in response to pay taxes, and collectors
are relieved from making any farther
exertion to compel any person owing
only poll tax to pay 1t. For those
owning real estate the case is different
No person owning real estate will be
permitted 10 be returned as an error
1t needs no further illustration to show
that tbs law means disfranchisment,
though it does not plainly say so, aud
of course all the collectors appointed
under the law are expected to conform
more to the spirit than to the letter of
the law. No one can reasonably say
that they have departed from the letter
of the law, the spirit Of it they have
nothing to do with. With intense pre-
ciseness they advertise for the voters to
come at the time specified TO pay their
taxes. If the people do not come it is
not the fault OF the collectors, and now
when the voters are pressing in By the
hundred to pay their taxes they are
met with the inquiry, "wfy did yol
not come when we advertised >"
1t is the party that enacted these
infamous DISTINGUISHING laws that is to
b- condemned rather than the collectors
who are the executors Of the law, and
the latter having been fulfilled they of
course feel under no special obligations
t. subject themselves TO any more
trouble than is necessary to fully com
ply with the strict letter of the law.
The collectors are partisan, but that
must be expected. That they might
feel reluctance in putting themselv yes
to trouble to do thing which weakens
the party that gives them office need he
no surprise. II the collectors were Re
publicans they would be no less parti
sans, and being partisans they
would show the same hesitaEcy
in doing anything to weaken their
party. Allthese things must be looked
at before entering into wholesale con
demIation of the collectors who are
only doing what they were appointed
to do and what is expected Of them to
do. The Democratic party, the author
of the infamous laws is the great crimi
nal that is to blame, and the badgered |
and disfranchised Republicans and
honest people of Delaware in making
up thei- verdict in the case should
strike al the head OF the evil,
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II obSOn'h(hOtce,

The hrst issue of the Baltimore Ga
zette, underit new management, mad,
its appearance yesterday, and though
the effort was hard strain on the city
she stood the ordeal nobly. Mr.. Croas
dale, the editor who so successfully in a
financial point OF view run the Every
Evening OF this city, in his salutatOry
in the Gazette talks to the people il
true CrOasdale language. He promises
that the weak nursing will be a pro.
nounced supporter of Democratic ideas
and principles, paper for the whole
Democratic party. Such paper, he
says, will aEpeai with cDniidence to the
support of the Democrats of MarylaL d
and the country at large, who have
abundantly shown that they desire aud
need vigorous exponent and advOCa ale
Of their principles i'll Baltimore, There
is a great deal of Croasdale in that sell
'ence but it is rather hard on the IN,
which, if this be true, has not been a
vigorous exponent Of Democ racy. The
Democrats of Baltimore must be in a
sadly demoralized condition if they &C.
cept renegade Republican who never
voted Democratic ticket until he voted
for Tilden for President, as an exponent
of the true principles OF Democracy
We are not surprised that the exE +
editor should maze such an assertion,
for mOdesty was never one of his strong
characteristics, but if the Old tru-
blOOded Dem )Crats Of he Monumental
city take for their pattern Of all that is
pure. chaste and honorable in Demo
craCy, man who from a force Of con.
sCientiOus conviction wLe4 he had a
was Republican and want
ID al one time to hang both jeff Davis
and Thomas F. Bayard On a sour apple
rec, they must indeed have nothing
Jut HObsOn' : choice lefr.