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Daily Republican., 1882-02-20
ShOHLI be Pared.

The attention of the Street Commits
sioner is called to the terrible condition
of the side walk, on Ninth street, be
tween Walnut and French, south side.
The bricks are all torn up and at night
the walking in this vicinity is very
dangerous, rs well at disagreeable in
wet weather. 1t should be attended to
at Once
Daily Republican., 1882-02-20
RkGINTEk'H OHDEhA.
D EGlSTER s ORDER.
~ l. mia

Il hhol51 SIS OBblCA4
NEW CASTLE COUNTY. Feb 9, 1902.
Upon the application of Samuel q.
Simmons h Charles Sinmo2s, executors
Of Bauduy simmons, late Of Wilmington
HID " said county, deceased, 1t is ordered
and directed by the Register hat the OK
ecutors aforesaid give aotic Of grant
ing of letters Testamentary upon tie
estate Of the deceased. with the date o.
granting thereof, by causing advertisement
To bo posted within forty days from the dat
Of such letters in six Of the most publ
places Of the county of New Castle, requirin.
all persons having demands against the q
tate to present the same, or abide by an Ac'
Of Assembly In such case made and provided
and also cause the same to be inserted withit
the same period in the DAILY REPUBLICAN,
newspaper published in Wilmington, and y
DO continued therein three weeks, (e-o-d.)
49, Given under the han and Sea
IL. g. Of Office Of the Register aforesaid o.
s>~' Wilmington, In New Castle county
aforesaid, the day and year above written.
5. O. Blf9S, Register.
NoTIUB-All persons having claims agatnt
the estate Of the deceased must present thu
same daily attested to the Executors OF
or before February 9th, 1888 or abide the Act o
Assembly In such case made and provided.
SAMUEL &. SIMMONS,
CHARLES SIMMONS,
Executors.
Addresss. Wilmington DEL
Daily Republican., 1882-02-20
IOUBLIU SALE.
FEBRU 23S 1882.

At II a. m at Stidham Sons, auction
room house No. l4ll Harrison sire t.wIth all
the moo ern Improvements within ono quare
of the v ilminpton City RAILWAY splendid
view of the Brandywins and Delaware river,
front and side yard II roomf house in good
repair; possession March 9Th. 1881. ale
positive and no undertaking, title undoubt
cit; a n roof, t rec tory bay windows; the
proper y c IN be examined at any tine IRE
yious to the sale. Terms, 1Oper cent. when
the prop rty is struck off, two-thirds Of bal
SIce will be taken In bond and mortgage on
Improperly with roper insurance assigned,
the EN- lining o O. third in cash. " thin one
week Of day Of sale, at shich time u deef
will be oliver d and the possession Of the
property subject to the present tenant to
March oh, 1882 M. m. CHILL,
Agent to effect sale,
fl6-ts 704 Ma, ket street..
Daily Republican., 1882-02-20

Kenneth Advanco.
Mr.. f. V. Wingard has purchased The
farm OF Solomon Mercer, within the limits Of
the borough, for I'll, 900. This farm contains
triae over IS acres and Is very pleasan nifty
situated. 1t Is the Squire Barton" farm In
"The Story Of Ksnne.t," and was the birth i.
place Of the Cause family who have done
much to make Wilmington prosperous.
Daily Republican., 1882-02-20
Appraise m Mt OF Property,

On Friday afternoon the appraisers
of the Hiram Lodge property placed
valuation of $500 on the farm on
Shellpot hill, which contains 2S acres
without buildings. The three story
brick house on French street above
Eighth was appra isl. av t22OO and two
frame houses on Church street above
Ninth at $3.50 each.
Daily Republican., 1882-02-20
Ind e uisely Postponed.

Owing to the late disaster and terri
BILE calamity, that visited Chester on
Friday last, the eighth grand ball of the
Moyamensing Hook and Ladder Com
pany, of that place, which was to take
place on Friday evening, was indef.
nitely postponed until after Lent. All
other events which We're to have taken
place the coming week, will in meas
ure, DO postponed for awhile.
Daily Republican., 1882-02-20

George Scott was before the Mayor
charged with being drunk on the street.
and was fined 30 cents and costs.
Philip Bostick, colored, was charged
by Alexander Griffin, also colored,
with the larceny Of pair of pants. The
charge not being proved the Mayor dis
missed the case.
Frank jackson, colored, was charged
by Rebecca Evans with using threaten
ing and abusive language, and the
charge being sustained he was fined 81
and costs.
Daily Republican., 1882-02-20

From Reading Tines.
What is claimed to be the smallest
and llghtest fire engine ia the United
States has just been finished at the
works of the Dennison Steam Fire En-
CINE Manufacturing Company Of this
city, and was given a trial yesterday
morning. In ~ minites an ordinary
fire raised 2Opounds of steam. Two hun.
dred and eighteen t'et sold and two
hundred and forty-one feet spray were
thrown through Il q inch nozzle. The
weight Of the engine wnen fully equip.
ped for duty, is only 300 pounds. On
Washngton's birthday the firm expect
to give the engine trial at the rive
front.
Daily Republican., 1882-02-20
Hotel BOUGHT,

The hotel of the late Joseph Orme,
known as the Delaware County House
situated on Pacific Avenue, Atlantic
City, N. j., has been purchased by
William Carroll of this city, who will
take possession on the 25th of March.
Daily Republican., 1882-02-20
Circulation Tells,

The great Lights Of Lond0n" combination
came to this city and advertised In the two
crack newspapers that are squabbling over
the question ofwhich Is the better, and on
Saturday nino tickets had been sold. They
didn't advertise In the REPUBLICAN and
course our citizens didn't know when they in.
tended to hold forth.
Daily Republican., 1882-02-20

NOrristOwn Herald.
A news item announcing the retire.
ment Of Mr.. Croasdale from the editor
ship of the Wilmington EvKRY EVEN
ING, says the paper twill remain indie
pendent as heretofore" Heretofore,
for several years, it has beer go ultra
independent" that it WAS better
Democratic organ than the Bourbonest
paper in the State of Delaware, and it
must be gratifying to the Wilmington
Democracy to know that it will pursue
the same independent" course. but
we ont believe it will.
Daily Republican., 1882-02-20

Wednesday the popular actress, Miss
Charlotte Thompson will perform after.
noon and evening.
Daily Republican., 1882-02-20

We think that we can save
you fully 10 cts. per pound
on all Teas, and a loaf OF
bread on Coffees; therefore
if we can do this til is to your
interest to buy of US. And
to prove that we can and
will do it try our Teas and
Cofees.
Daily Republican., 1882-02-20

FARM OF bO1f ACRES
d Greek Hundred ,half-mile sou tn
Sdywine Springs on the rad lead
feon Bank o Midtown; the i'm
= are new dwelling and barn
ep0d water: young apple orchard
Eoty Of other fruit treos; 1t is well
I'd Usage thorn hodges. FOR par
|aire on tn, premises. Terms to
kser. BERNARD DI1KOSS.
Daily Republican., 1882-02-20

ALE--TnE HOUSE, B.b TAT
Str ct, 10 rooms, convenie = es, lot
S1celle-t order and finely located.
HEALD q co.
Daily Republican., 1882-02-20

4Sa ALE "A SMALL FARM ~
% from North East: frame house and
p0J VrIer. apply to
M. NJ. CEILD.
Daily Republican., 1882-02-20

RICHMOND, VA, May II, 1881.
You can refer anybody to US In regard to
The D srtts offs. y. $. Polk. MILLER l. %.
Daily Republican., 1882-02-20
s. . HORSES

II 01mleS HORSES ~
i 10y on hand At the stables OF X. M.
III Fronab street below Second, q lot
~ driving horses. mAr17u
Daily Republican., 1882-02-20

|X1.E-MANURE From THE
Of the Is h, 18th streets Passen.
Accompany, Broad and Cumber-
also from the depot Broad and
keets for six months from March
ms TO suit purchasers. Apply for
Ia r. W. ACnLEY, Prest.
18th and Cumberland streets,
n Philadelphia
|brses for farming purposes and
1br sale cheap.
Daily Republican., 1882-02-20

uJ,tlrhlnH HUUSEF
u. Phlladslphih. Ji1D. WAkAMAKEP
Grand Depot, 18th sDd MhSkN stRartx,
Daily Republican., 1882-02-20

ALE-RARE OPPORTUNITY
Rood Investment; new stores and
gOod locations; prices from 81, 200 to
b easy; some pay y per cent. above
"a; also two firsl.clnss houses, NO.
y French street, and NO 3j3 +. 9th
= H. TINDALIA III French or oh
street. fl8.l2.A
Daily Republican., 1882-02-20

o. BALE, EXCHANGE OR RENT
70 country stl re and dwelling and
Z u15os. at Gross Roads, near COOch's
$3.50 land and farm buildings; q fine
61e1 y-r good businessi apply to
';43s GEO. X. TOWNSEND,
Ix&H 6l1 Market etreet.
Daily Republican., 1882-02-20

UU8 8ALE-TWU flKSr.ULASS
HsVngwick billiard table. Apply at or
Du1f@ ID. y. LDN4LAND,
44&tf jefferson House, New U tstIe.
Daily Republican., 1882-02-20

NOR RENr-A FIRST GLASS, GEN.
n trally located boarding houss. Furni
tare for salo Possession immediately. Ad
dres, e. stating name, o. hKPU1LIoAs or
Ace. febl4.8tt
Daily Republican., 1882-02-20

y MALE "A 10 HORSE Pc WEIR EN-
- IA and uprlght boiler.
U U " ". Y. WARNER,
E Maryland ave. and Beach st.
Daily Republican., 1882-02-20

NOR RENT--SEV EN- ACRES OF LAND
and small dwelling on Kennel Pike.
adjoining city limits. Apply to
EVANS PENNINGTON,
febl+.s, NO. bE. Eighth street.
Daily Republican., 1882-02-20

MIA fDCb DA.IVlHH HOESE
One wo:k horse and fanny Lind
heap. Apply ut stables sixth and
reetS. fI3-Bt
Daily Republican., 1882-02-20
DUhLIU SALE.

DUiMlU SALE.
Will he told IT the southeast corner Of
Ninth and Washington streets, on Wed nos.
day, March ,st, at 10 O'Clock, as follows: 2
sets of marble top walnut bedroom furuit ure,
mattresses, large quantity of good Brussels
carpet, chairs. tables. china giass and uu Gems
ware, and large quantity Of all kinds of
goods useful about h. nsekeeping.
M Us. JACOB ii ESSER,
l.. W. Stilhan n s;0I. auct. fl6-eod2S
Daily Republican., 1882-02-20
WAIT z D.

VIyANTED-LADIES OAN BE SupPLl.
w cd with good girls o. short notice II
M IN MEYEK. 40 ratnall street. III st
Daily Republican., 1882-02-20

Ell E 4 w R.ssaaD' Perry, GA
The above ,signers are gentlemen Of nigh
A. H. UoLQUrTT. Gov. of Ga.
Daily Republican., 1882-02-20

sALF-NEW AND SECOND
pd Wagon; Apply GIT Poplar street.
Daily Republican., 1882-02-20

DUBLIO SALE.
LANCASTER 90, NTY COWS, CALVES
AND SPRINHERS.
The subscriber will sell at public sale, st
the Chadds' Ford Hotel, Delaware County,
Pa, on
THURSDAY, MARCH 2, 1852.
at O'Clock p. M,
Forty Lancaster county COWS and OF
springers: A credit Of 70 days vii. be
given. 10 p0stDOnement on account Il
weather. III AMOS w. HOUSE,
Daily Republican., 1882-02-20

II you wish, wa will take your case, to b
paid whom cured. Write for particulars and
a copy OF little book Mes age to the Unfoy.
tunate +"
CT 000Reward will be paid "a sny
O1 "UDc chemist, who will find Ia
analysis 100 BEETLES s. 3. 81 one particle Of
Mercury, Iodide, Potassium, or any mineral
substance SWIFT SPEOIFIC 90. Proprs.
Atlanta, Ga.
Price Of large size sl.75 per bottle; small
size, holding half tho quantity, 81 Of AL
druggists. j24 dhWly
Daily Republican., 1882-02-20
rOR SALE.

story brick houses on Seventh
1Den jackson and Harrison streets;
Poplar street between llth and
~ also on Walnut street be-
and 18th streets; on Twelfth
slierson and Madison streets
10y street between Poplar and
10 new two and hroo-stOry bri CT
4 5oet street between 18th end 18th
WV on delaware avenue between
lsl Madison streets. Terms very
Y 10 HARLAN CAUSE,
Front and Tatnall.
Daily Republican., 1882-02-20

WLE OR RENT-THE OLD ES-
ned business stand, NO. NY Mar
= having q mont Of mt Gin on Mar
NSunning through to Shipley street.
~ on easy terms; possession given
Of March. Apply to J. BARK.
%, Steam Bakery, COZ. Fourth and
.nota iAE<.tf
Daily Republican., 1882-02-20

Have mover known 8. 8. 3. to fall to euro 4
case Of Syphilis, whom properly taken.
Daily Republican., 1882-02-20
BANKERS,
NO. 7l8 MARKET STREET,

WUW1nRt0n, U1L
For SALB-
20 shares + rst National Bank and 20 shares
Farmers Bank.
WANTRD-l50 shares Of Masonic Hall stock
and 10 shares Of Wilmington Uity Psssen.
rer Railway stock.
We offer unusual facilities In New
York, Phila., Boston, Bait. and Washington,
for tho purchase Of stocks and bonds, being
o. injected by private wire With these cities,
Local securities bought and sold.
Daily Republican., 1882-02-20

0oOW SALE OR RENT-A FARM OF 81
oeroo, near SOuthwood Station, on til Q
11AWaeo Western Railroad. Apply to
8&s IN NJ, g{ f ALVAN DAVIS,
n 8oll3tt 1905 W. Fourth street.
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The German Republicans IN Ohio are IN
open insurrection against their parry because
oil the position il has taken on the liquor
question. They threaten TO bolt the ticket
this Sail and vote with the Democracy, which
has had the political sagAcity 10 avoid 50 dan
gerous an issue. Governor Foster thinks the
party viii be able to pull through, bas even 81
this early stage Of the campaign he adIaits
The probability, il not the certainty OF the loss
Of Tie iyo coagressmen in Cincinnati
The Philadelphia Press, Republican pa.
mar. avs The Republican congressional
committee. which bar feolishly been setting II
defiance the principles Of the party and the
better public sentiment of the land, has al
ready done the Republicans more harm thAn
ten times is assessments can do good A
country with 10000 600 voters Is not 70 be
bought in and set up by campaign funds, and
the Republicans. least Of all, can afford 10 es'
TRANCE independent voters by deliberate,
fragrant disregard Of It's own principles.
Gen. Edward F. Beale, Of Priuee George
aountv, whose name has been mentioned e
ronnec,iou with the republican nomination
for Congress ia the fifth Maryland district his'
written letter 70 Col. Spi,, chairman II tbs
repubIiean State eDgnmiiier, s:aiing that be !
not 4 candidate, bRi be j. 50 decply cpnesFlle1
kHf AHN rasNt1S " -%4N $3.50 -
he woald not decline.
The Maine Democratic convention met a
Lewiston. on Tuesday. Harms n Psaisies
Was nominated for Governor, and samuel J
Anderson, Daniel II. Thing, George W. iadd
and +. II. Murch for Congress Resolution
were adopted denOuncing the soliciting o
money from oitpeholders and others for elec
ton purposes, ana pfaiesii9s aa'iRsi the pro
tective tariff
The Legislature Of Soash Carolina will con
vene In extra session for the purpose 81 festis
tricting the congressional districts, the reeen
aunarfionment bill having given il two raor'
members u he House. The scheme propos
ed. and which VIII E;nss likely be carried out
Is to so divide the counties tha. * af the sev
en- Ipembers 10 be elected viii be Democrats
Congressman Dezendorf. Republican, open
ed his canvass 10 Southampton county, Va
I lad week. He was very bitter on Senate
Mah0ne.
+ The Republican congressional eonsensi0V
/ OF the seventh Ohio district, amer taking 81
I ballots without result, adjourned Lass Frida,,
4 e;as die
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The New Registration.

The registration law passed at the recent
session of the Legislature provides for an en-
tire new registration of voters throughout the
state. The law does away with the old list of
voters, and every man to be entitled to vote
next fall must have his name entered in the
new books.
The registers will sit twenty-five days alto
gether for the purpose of giving voters an OPP.
portunity to get registered-fve days in July,
FIVE in August, ten in September, and two
DAYS in October The first sitting, as an
nounced in our advertising columns to-day,
begins on Tuesday, July 18th, and continues
for FIVE days.
This matter of registration is one of great
Importance, and we would urge Democrats
not to neglect it. Let them see to it that the
entire Democratic vote is registered.
Our foreign-born citizens should look up
their naturalization papers and exhibit them
to the registers when applying to be register
ed. If they have lost or mislaid them they
should apply to the court which issued them
and obtain a certificate of their naturalization.
Persons who will be of proper age in No
vember. and possess the other qualifications
prescribed in the constitution, can register IN
Julv
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RObeson,s Contracts.

When Robeson Vas Secretary Of the Navy
he conducted affairs in his own way, regard
less Of everybody and contrary to all law
when il suited his purposes The contracts
he let were shameful waste and extravaganza,
If not down right robbery. and as they were
given out contrary 70 and ragssdless OF law'
robbery. perhaps. is the hes way 70 shafae-
,erize some OF his transactions. We give IN
this issue. from the New York Sun, an ac-
count Of the way in which iron-clads, which
cost nearly six and half millions Of dollars,
were almost gwen away TO friends Of kobeson
nnder fraudulent contract 10 repair them
The vessels are now unfinished and worthless,
not even capable Of being pnt in seaworthy
condition, yet Robson on the baor Of the
House Of Representative Is asking aR aPprp-
priafioa Of OFsr ~ ailliOas Of dollars more
% complete them. We direct eioss attention
10 the article, as giving but one instance OF
how the public money has been wasted under
Republican rule. Il is headed "Robeson'
n RoII,er Plot
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Destructive Storms,
IOWA VISITED BY ANOTHER cYCLoyE-HEAyY
RAINS AND HAIL IN OTHER STATES.

RAINS AND HAIL IN OTHER STATES.
4 heavy storm passed over Sioux City,
Iowa, and the northwest portion of the State
last Friday night, doing much damage at Pat
tersonville, Peterson and other points. Prim-
CHAR, miles south of Sanborn, the county
seat Of q Brien county, was wrecked by the
storm, and a number of persons injured.
Spencer. a station % miles east of Sanborn,
in Clay county, was badly damaged, about 40
houses being blown down in the county, six
persons killed and 40 injured. Hosper, 50
miles northeast of Sioux City, had y or 30
buildings wrecked aud the loss in the vicihi-
" is widespread, the damage at Hosper alone
being estimated at $4,000. The storm lasted
only fifteen minutes.
Rain fell in all parts Of Minnesota in per
feet torrents the same night, doing consider
able damage to property.
Rockford. H.. was visited by terrible
hail,storm Saturday, utterly destroying the
corn fields and fruit in its course.
A. 1aRkipn, u. T.. early Saturday morning,
thera was , violent Wind storm, accompanied
hy rain and electricity. A number Of build
itgs were wrecked.
Trenton. y. J.. was visited Sunday evening
ly = terrific wind, hail and thunder storm.
The baiiding Of the Globe Rubber Company.
tAlE AktAs NbotGh titl7t anu u h0uietI VI ueett
ings were unroOied-
Emmi,,sbarg, Ia, was struck by the storm
Saturday morning and number of buildings
badly wrecked Several persons were injured
in the ;eNA and vicinity,
A severe Mad storm passed over Indianap-
oils, Ind, Sunday evening. d0ing consider
ahse damage 10 trees aud buildings, and "a
saliy lniuriag one person.
A severe sind aud hail storm passed over
Nebraska Sandsy. causing so, COO damage in
Omaha aud injury ~ the crops.
hgllsF eaGnty, Nebraska. was swept by \
tornado Sunday. iafiictiRg a loss Of $4,000
and killing a number Of persons. The storm
travelled 400 miles IN ak hoHrs, doing much
damage 81 kiFwan. Talmadge, Marysville,
Avuos and others points in Kansas. IL Is
Thought no; less than 1870 persons have been
Killed hy the recent storms in Kansas, Mis-
soari Iowa Nebraska, Dakota and Minneso.
IN, aud that the total amount Of property de-
s;royed will execea in value Sc. 500 co..
Tbs foiiowing Is the estimate Of damage
d0iie hy the Iowa cyclone s--In Boone county,
S.s0. Ussi. Story county, $40. 0Qn. ,lasIsr o0slf
Is. siO.oso. Powesh,as e.aahsy. Sal. tss0; keo.
kuk coaniy. sI1bo0l; Henry county, S5oa.
Gas Aoaas Pleasant, Henry county, S700. 600;
CriHIel Powoshiek county, sd0O. 900; Nal.
coim. Poweshiek county, $4,000; Fonda.
pocah0nsas county, $4,000; the Chicago and
Rock Island Railway Company. MERCHANDISE
and property, 81, 600; Iowa CeasFai Railway
Cpmpany. Sl0.usl; sesttFgssg damage, S305,,
e0. Total Ss,a7s, 90,
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rhe eovernor and the vet0 p0wer

G3Fernor Hamilton Is a great statesman. n
his own esiimatipn, or to put i more broadly,
vet more trpthfgllf. he ihiHkS he Is the ealy
man II the State Sho has capacity - 4adeF-
stand public Affairs. The constitution has
eloshed him with the power 10 prevent "hassy
or partial legislation and enerpaehmenss Of the
Legislative Department upon the coordinate
branches Ia the exercise OF this extraHrdi.
nary power, intended as above stated 70 be ex-
ereised only on extraordinary occasions, he has
erected himself into third house Of legisla-
ton, or rather a sort Of Court Of Cessation,
MOI Is sesn legislative acts, because they are
hasfy, partial 9r eEsygach upon the eo-ordinai,.
branches of the government, but to nulhty
any or 81 Of them, because t9eF happen 70
run counter 20 R0Re theory, hobby, efSshsi
or prejudice Of his peculiar hlBa.
1he Governor has heretofore beld and Row
holds that ali bills TO be legal must be signed
before the adjournment of the Legislature,
vel he signs those hs wanted % sign. saying
the question OF legality was one for the Courts
"a determine. In this he was right aud had
h. adhered consistently 10 this we would not
have a word to say now. But when he comes
to a bill which runs counter 20 some airy
ercschet then he is very quick TO find aud de-
eide questions of law in order TO be abse TO
give plausible excuses for refusing to sign It.
Ii matters nOt te im that the Dill may nave et
unanimously passed hy the Legislature as was
done in the case Of the bill giving an oyster
sIoop 70 Anne Arundel county, 0r asier iqll
and careful discussion 10 both Houses and
perfected in conference committees as in the
ease of the bill abolishing compulsory tobacco
inspections, the bin to prevent the introduction
of swill into Baltimore and many other bills
too numerous to mention. He claims, and
exercises the power 70 defeat all and any bill
passed under any and all circumstances, if he
does not choose 70 approve. Mere absolute
and autocratie power Is H9t claimed or exer-
cised In any government which ias legissa.
tive department. Had the constitutional CON
vension of 1867, which conferred the veto
mower upon the Governor ever dreamed Il
would thus have been abused, IT is safe Il
say no srseh principle would eyer have been en-
grated upon the present constitution. Nc
VIVA. r. hamilton had ever been Governor oil
this good old commonwealth and the members
of that body nesar conceived it possible that
one could eyer occupy the executive ehail
who wonld so completely ignoge rs Leg
stature and assume the powers thereof as Z
personal preregstiFe. PORT Tobacco Iade
TeHdguf
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The Democrats of Pennsylvania have noml-
mated Robert Emory Pattison, of Philadelphia,
for Governor. NJ. Pastison is said to be a
very strong man, and will poll the full party
strength. In siew Of the split in the Repub-
Iican party. his chances Of saeaess are very
good. He Is 4 son Of the late Rev. Robert u,
Pattison, and vas bern near Snow Hi8. #sr-
eester county, Nd. Dee. 8, 1880. He studied
law, and was admitted 20 the bar in 1872. In
September, 1877. he was nominated by the
Democrats for city comptroller Of Philadel-
phia, aud was elected by plurality Of 2,0ll-
His efficient administration Of the Office rem
dered him 50 popular shat b. was reelected
in 1850 BY a majority ~ tS,5aS ever ase Re
publican candidate.
The balance of the ticket is composed as
follows for Lieutenant Governor, Chauneey
F. Black; for Supreme Judge, Silas N. Clark
for Secretary of Internal Affairs, J. Simpson
Africa for Congressman large, Mortimer I,
Elliott.