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Daily Republican., 1884-01-09

the following described raal estnte, viz
All that co, tain lot or parcel Of lln1, WIZ
q two story brick house thereon erected, BIZ n.
ate In the city of Wilmington, bounded and
described as follows, TO wit. begnn' az on
the southerly side Of Read street at AZ dis,
tance of l43 feet 81 inches westerly rom the
westerly side OF Monroe street nd at the
middle OF the division wall Detw zen this aud
the adjoining house on the east, thence
southerly parallel with MAJ. tson street s.
feet to a corner, thence Westerly parallel
with Read street l. feet I'D y, of an inch,
more or less, to corner. thence northsrly
parallel with Monroe feet SO feet to the
thereby easterly 10 f. ..t and "a inches, more
or less, to the place Of beginning, DO the con
tents thereof what they may. hook X, vol.
II, pnge 1lb etc
Seized and t. zen In execution IS the prop
erty OfPeter b. Heusted and Julia b., his
vito, and t. rs, and TO be sold by
JAMES MARTIN, Sheriff.
SHEMFFB OyPlcE, Wilmington, l'el Jan
uary 4, 1884. 9eod
Daily Republican., 1884-01-09
WEDNESDAY, THE 3cTn DAY
OFJANUARY, 1854,
Mt D o,olosk n. m

the following described real estate, viz;
Tho house located upon y lot OF land be
ginning at the northwest corner OF Fourth
and Scott streets, thence northorly along the
westerly side Of Scott street IA feet one inch
10 a corner, thence westerly parallel with
Iurth street los feet to n corner, thence
northerly and parallel with Scot, street 81
I ct 10 q corner, thence westerly and parallel
with Fourth street ~ feet to corner. thence
. utterly and parallel to tho said westerly
side of Scott street LIB feet TO the said north.
ly side of Fourth street, and thence there by
easterly l45 feet to the place of beginning,
having thereof erected y row Of eight two.
story frame dwelling houses.
Seized and taken IN execution IA The pro
perry OF Walter a. Tatnall aad to be sold
by JAMES MARTIN, Sheriff.
SHERIRFs OPFlCF, WILMINGTON, DIl.. ian.
7, 1884. scod
Daily Republican., 1884-01-09

CHERIFF'S sALE-BY VIRTUE or a
wit ofI.evaIi facias, TO me diiecteu,
will be exposed TO public sale at me Sour,
House, on Market street, between ientn snn
Eleventh streets, In the city Of wilmington
New Castle county, Del, on
THURSDAY, THE 24rH DAY
OFRJANUARY, 1884.
Daily Republican., 1884-01-09

A ITEM TION.-hLL PERSONS DE
a. string pure Drugs or Chemicals, or WISH
ing their prescriptions or private reoo,pt
carefully compounded with pure materisi
should 20 to the drug store Of
II. X. BRIN9HUHST.
81q Market street. WtIminvtnn ~,
Daily Republican., 1884-01-09

GHERIfF'S SALE--BY VIRTUE OF A
~ writ Of Levari Facias tMech. LEM, to
me directed, will 30 exposed ~ public sale at
the Court House, on Market street, between
Tenth and Eleventh streets, In the city u
Wilmington, New Castle county, DelaSafc,
Daily Republican., 1884-01-09
a kUSlgsy CURE
OF HAY-FEvER.
g ATARI Htesn snd d .R:.',

| ter and myself
lgreat sufferers
from Catarrh.
have been cure1i
by Ely's Cream
| Balm. NV sense
| of smell restored
andlealth great.
Daily Republican., 1884-01-09

the following described real estate, VIZ.
All that certain lot Of land with two
story brick dwelling house thereon, situated
In the city of Wilmington, bounded ard
| described as follows, to wit: Beginning al
the southwest corner Of VanBuren streets,
thence e0utherly along said westerly side OF
Var buren, 81 feet . inches to the centre Of a
three feet wide alley. thonce westerly along
the centle Of said alley. and parallel to Front
street IA feet s inches TO a corner, thence
northerly parallel to Van!|uren street til ough
the centre Of the party wall, between tais
and the adloIning house on the west, 81 feet
0 inches TO the aforesaid Fouthcfly side Of
Front street and thence thereby easterly IL
feet s inches to the place Of beginning, be
the contents thereof what they may.
Seized and taken in execution AZ the pro.
perty Of Margaret Mccormick and I. IS. and
TO be sold by JAMES MAkTlN. Sheriff.
SHERIrr'R DFFCE Wilmington, Dal,
January 4, 1884. i'eVd
CHEkIFF'S SALE-BY VIRTUE OF A
- writ Of Levar facias, to me directed,
will be exposed to public sale ut tn. Court
House, on Market street, between Tenth and
Eevsth streets, in the city of Wilmington,
New Castle county, Del, on
THU RSDAY, THE oath DAY
:, OFJANUARY, 1884,
at q n rlack n IN
Daily Republican., 1884-01-09

1HE GREAT REDUCTION SALE
ORGANIZED BY
John WANAMAKER, PERSONALLY,
AT THE
Principal Establishment, 18th St.
SNOW FULLY UNDER WAY
Embraces almost every department.
THE SALE
ordinary clearing sale but is instituted for the purpose
of carrying important plans.
THE SALE
Will show lots brought forward daily to take the place
lots sold out.
THE SALE
Will be kept up with bona dc reductions various departmental
until the purpose aimed at ia accomplished
THE SALE
Catalogue OF items will be revised every day published in the
morning Ledger.
The people may depend unusual bargains and yisi. to te
tore each day is recommended
Daily Republican., 1884-01-09

GHERIEF'S SALE-BY VIRTUE OF A
- writ Of Levar facias, to me directed.
will be exposed 10 pubic salo at tiu Court
House, on Market street, between Tenth and
Eleventh streets, In the city OF Winning ton,
New Castle county, Delaware, on
THURSDAY, THE WrH DAY
OF JANUARY 1884,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-03
A Love Of Prison Life.

''Dickens' Dutchmann was a char.
acler who acquired great deal of noto1i
riety by his introduction ,intoppeof the
great. novelists- works His notable
quality was a. morbid love of prison
life, which heSprserred freeiop
and so distastefu1 Was liberty to him
that,,,,s soon as Qardoned orafdleased
from one term, he would commit some
ofiense to send him back again to cotls
finement, The love lof sesIusiop gov
erned hssss.ssssk: But there is another case
where different motive causes con-
Wet in the Pennsylvania penitentiary
to dread a pardonS With greater terror
than was felt byy Dickens Dutch
man." A man WHO cdi9mitted muir
der in Missouri andwas sentenced to
be hung escaped andafed 10 Pennsyl-
yania, wherelse was arrested for bur
glary and sentenced fof a five
gears rensl tenn. II has 3ast been
found out tEat, he Is the man for whom
a gallows iswaitihg In Missoari and a
request has Been made on the authori-
ties of Pennsylvania for hiaspardon,
that he may be brought back and
hanged. But the fellow don't Want 10
be pardoned. Hesis as contrary as a
mule, and says heEwon'tsaccept a par-
don. He would rNthsr grace the walls
ofthe Pennsylvania penitentiary fol
i've years than adbrn q Missouri gal
lows Thirty minutes. Heis q man SC
thoroughly contented With his LOT that
a change would be very 'distastefll tc
him, and as long she GAN perform his
humble duty inside the Pennsylvania
penitentiary he is5not goingto give i
| up for other honors
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-03

tide over the tighe;,aeNRy market un-
iii Dccembe ss'wfis4 The whole world
will beEeprsS 6nted there and each req
fesehAffve Spending money. II is
safe McaiculAte that hhe million visit
ors VII visit the News0 leans EXPOSE
lions thiS winter, aad that each will
spend $50 or a total of $50, 100000
Suppose Fort Worth was to hold he +
worlds exposition this winter, in place
of propSa1s toldo)so In 1851, ldnd not
in 1900 as the Dallas Times, already
displaying its fear of our success, has
stated, doesSanx, one imsglhe that
money would Be'tight here Would
not the. large smountsto bespentlin
buildings and grounds make our store
keepers easy Thep~ he visitors that
would astend would nambsf not les
ithan those 1T ATLANTA, Which wa:
about 1000. uJTheseo visitors would
at $50 spent by each make over $4,000,
600 turned loose in Fort Worth in +;
few months, that otiiarwfse would no
be. The worlds faiEis really neces
sity to our city. ffsS
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-03
Our Medical Uuiyersity.
TEonham New,

Fort Worth is elamoring for medi-
cal university, and Evidently desires
the state of Texas to select that city as
a place to establish one. We
think J. that therf Forto is zone qof
the most suitable places, Id, the
staico to locate an institution of
the kind. First, so far az facilities for
the place are concerned, it is
certainly the center Of the state. Ii is
a high ard healthfur place command
ing aiine view of one sof the most
lovely landscapes ins the West. its
climate is mild ;tnG pleasant, Is one of
the growing ieadipg cities of the state,
and affords q many superior advan-
tages, that but few other places have,
Iapds for the benefit Of tie medical
student especiany5it affords one ad.
vantage thatno other place equals. TO
one preparing himself Tor Surgical
practice, the numerous shooting, cut
ting and lighting scrapes occurring at
Fort Worth and in it's suburban vii
lage dallas will furnish ample pa
tients COR practice aud experiments
Its numerous suicides will furnish a
bountiful supply of subjects for the
dissectlng room. Then why not have
the university located there at once 2
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-03


," The GAZETTE Austin special YES
terday contained this interesting tidbit
of political information;,,vs7 az ,oyss
. There is every Indication that AT least two
members OF The present administration-tie
land cornmissionef and the attorney general
have become Thoroughly alarmed mt the
an,aeonism TO their denomination and have
formed an alliance, offensive apd defensive,
To secure that end AT the Precinct meeting
on saturdaya large delegation was present
from the land Goilice and voted solidlyt
against the abrogation of the tw otthirds rule
fIts IS hint ed that Mr.. Walsh is 50 over
i.whelnicd by the recent and general dem On.
stiptions n favor of Mr.. Patton that he an
iicipates, ~ Ysjerityusgainst himbsnd7 pro-
poses IL possible tordefeat the latteris nomi-
i-hation. All resolutions we've, voted down
Saturday bcrauss the Walsh faction and the
1 Walton Faction were ieaei, nfftsd 0fia test OF
1 strength.dA iHelNnsht Is entici pated he,
tween them at the county convention ,satur
! day, and If Mr.. Walton is inGorEea for attoi
ey-generstit Is genef.itly con eded Walsh
l goose Is cpokS oil. Boi,sts5 are openly mad,
here that Tarrant county isto hc)madea ii,
sVurl nf HAisp,if te blfR .9iafibfr,e call
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-03
Senator Gibbs is Welcome.

! SENATOR GIBBS, candidate for lieu
tenant-goyernor{of thee ststss assured
The GAZETTE. Saturday ceyenip 81 that
he intended to make two speeches in
Fort Worth. .one Of them in, front Of
The GAZETTE Office. The gentleman,
is heartily welcome. If be will do So,
the baleonyiin front of the Office will
be provided for his convenience the
,bullionaires viii put a fresh barrel on
! tap and furnish him brass band and
torch-lights, and some Of the dear
school children who are running TO
free grass on the streets will be EN-
ployed tokeeplthe lights trimmed and
a.burning. Senator Gibbs shall be
welcome, and he can depend upon
courtesy from all and hearty indorse-
,ment from many.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-03

.| e. u. urHHH Z ..
THE passage by the house Of the bill
granting the Gulf, Colorado q Santa
Fe railroad rlghtof-way through the
Indian territory may be, considered a
settlement Of the question, so far as
congress is concerned, for it is known
that the Southwestern senators, from
Texas, Kansas, Colorado, Missouri,
etc, are friendly to the measure aud
will take care of it in the senate. 1t
will prove-the extension, we mean "a
grand thing for Texas, adding materi-
ally To the trunk line facilities already
enjoyed. There can be no doubt that
the road, when the bin passes the
senate, will at once take steps Il
utilize the opportunity a.ro7iaIs.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-03

A SsEcL>L TO the Honstoa Post says 3 En-,
glneer Biitton reports railroads In bad copdI-
ton in North Texas, owineAto heavy rains
Huriah for Col. Brlttont But BEFORE we
say TOO muchN WHO is lCol. Brittonf Tyler
Courier. s-r,.t IN .nysf II, IN. 10 sald.
Col Britton Is state railroad engi,
neer Of Texas. The Courier will re-
member Engineer Brltton as the gem
tleman who, according to the Houston
Post, made The public statement that
more passengers get on and off the
trains in twenty -four hours at Fort
Worth than at Dallas Galveston,
Houston, San, Antonio and Austin
combined. s., tsdBtpe odp as.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-03
Quite a Boom.

The people az NorthS est Texas are
getting up quite q boom ine fsvoriof
Mr.. Wheeler in connection with the
-otiice-o attorney-general on the
Democratic state ticket. We lave
known Mr.. Wheeler for a number of
years, and in politics have seen him
pass through the fiery ordeal un-
scathed. 1t would please us not n little
to see our old friend elevated to the
high office of general. 1t
would be honoriDg q worthy, capable
gentleman, and high compliment to
his people, who are anxious TO see him
Nominated forthe Offices yw5s esr ~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-03

THE motives of, TfnE G kzETTE in its
advocacy of free grass are impugned
by the organs of the land tsyidiates
and pasture rings. atIet, what can be
fairer than The GAzETTE's proposition
to lettha people say whether the lease
system or free grass will thet more
speedily settle the country@ IF the
people of Texas say thellease system IL
best, then the Legislature will have full
warrant to ''tieup', the West, and the
matter will belsetiled. Butthe people,
not the legislature. SHOULD say Vtay
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-03

,---.-,-----.
Mcklnpey Black Waxy: There
seems 70 beya prfvHhng opinion all
over tne state that the present land
commissioner should retire with the
presensAerni ,.And theEelmostslpniver-
~ nssion seems 70 ueSth ssII Hon. !, A.
tatton of JOHNSON county should he
h,s successor. our ,acquai ptapce. with
Capt. Patton Ia very limited, but his
record IN the last legislation stands out
as an aole one, rhud las wotk on stl1A,
land fraud bdArH Scntftfes MIN N,ho
lsnlell degree RECONSIDERATION That
he Is honest and capable none will
deny, ana II change occurs, put us
down for Patton. fSsse
" ~
Graham Leaders, Tie people seem
to fall into the suppDrfof !. A. Patton
for commissioners0kthb, land office. A
change OF comMi1sibAeIshy the selec.
ton OF l. A. ePatton a. uo{Assor of Mr.
Walsh, woultt tte ,1 great nd Vantage to
the state.
y . u. ~
Austin ttXsrX sss 5eturd A,errespon-
uence: AZ " ggs Il e!latlteAbl are
very apt 10 u,alysss t s,l me wnSse, in
s s. VI ,pr slH Wy, Pstssks ~ lsvwegy no
g n .uaE wv WIN l,onen !4sot the
Deinocra.ic paFSy sre bec0ming
cnangeu IN unssis princlpieS, and are
helsing in.eItn4se ~ tne mmafSb ical
epeory anu p rsSI,Se; o0esot thedevi-
a.ions from ehelSless Lnnd2 MARKS AZ the
.isjos,s'ol 10 commune men an Office
| lot nan uoleIt years nr more, who
are no peIter qvailheq for the
piace tnan IttllgIens. AMI 10 doubt
.lyusauus, vi ourltsltVw.cittzeps. RIO
tatioh III oiilce, tsone ofsthel notices
OF lhe oiu tilne i'enoeracy, and is the
only lust anu lair,onel In lfs place, so
i0ng as men VINO are honest and capa-
ole are TO be found, ~ is q very shall
low excuse lor contnl,hn &c, oituppose
thaS man VINO mas iiiled an office for
many years, Is Inc only one qualified
ana capable OF hiiing the place as IL
SHOULD oe. Inc business of an office
becomes III very snort time familiar,
and easily executed by nan of sniii-
G,ent brains. energy and education.
y NV" terinsloii ei,ic e may nsntan Y tases
ne toie!ateq IN, our dayo9f enlighten-
trent ana good breeding, but to, con.
unue men III office until they be-
come swollen bv self-esteem, and to
n consider themselves too Important, to
treat lone of the people, with, m
mon RESPECT. does not well ACCORD with
the fatt that stre Dsopleo, eSereiselthe
sovereign power. For the Democratic
party. or any other p,rty to hold on to
their name while adopting methods
contrary, to the true import uef their
designation, Is platn AND lplpablf iltvr
pmrisys As political IN alters are being
~ red9p," itis lipped fprlthe general
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-03

LAMii OF goodness, have We all come III rn.
pentance? Abuliionaire organ admits--aetu,
ally admits In cold, clear sype-that the hla
cattle men fenced lands not their OWN. AJnag.
ing grace Houston Post. i gs'saraYs4 8
How sweet the so,ind'' Of truth and
fair play to one who knowsit not. We
said "sonicn did. THE GAZETTE is not
afraid Of the truth or fair play. 1t Is
not an organ--except Of free grass,
more people in the West and more
dear little school children.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-03
Marvellous 'E Enterprise.

- OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES =
Z The enteIpFissOof the Fort Worth
GAZETTE in advertising Fort Worth is
wonderful, or the real enterprise of the
Fort Is marvellous. 1t now seems that
Fort Worth is to have medical col.
lege, and not willing to stop at this, a
scheme is on foot to have national
live stock and textile exposition there
in 1887.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-03

To.pAy, June $, is the seventy-sixth
anniversary of the birth of Jefferson
Davis. In the very nature of things
he cannot hope for many more returns
-ofthe day, as each year adds 10 his
inf rmitie,.g When The passes away
the greatest master Of the English Ian
guage the South has ever produced
will be, cones 10 EyerypneaimhoEh has
ever heard Mr.. Davis, speak must
remember his matchless sentences,
challenging the admiration and criti>
cism Of the scholar, and yet SO plain as
to be susceptible Of Interpretation by
untutored minds.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-03
They Do Not Dare. /

The Fort Worth GAzErrE has at
least the, merit, of makiipg, ~ plucky
fight for free grass, and talks as one
who Is. sincere. And added toIEthis
there Is. the fact that as much, as peo-
Pile condemn FHE, GAzE1TE's free
grass theory 2nobody iproposes toAtry
and put herd Jaw plapkiin ME Dsmii
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-03

THE disposition of the, public lands
of the United States is such an issue
that national conventions speak out
ON it. Why is the disposition Of pub
lie lands in Texas less an issue to the
people OF the state 1t Is an issue-let
the people say what they want. 49,.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-03

Ions of money will change hands
on what is done at Chicago this week.
People gamble on everything now
adays, and political futures clip the
wings Of adventurous ducks, leaving
them as lame as flight at cotton or
railroad stocks. IL. .,,r.i-... n, I.i
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-03

THE land syndicate organs told. us
free grass must be left to, the, legisla-
ture-that the people had nothing to
do with 1t. Mr.. Gibbs suys It is only
matter of Legislative detail. The
people will make 1T {. wholesale mat
ter. The country must be settled, g
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-03
Nothing suooeeda Like Success

Fort Worth has always been 3 sue
cess and will continue to be. TO make I
it the greatest success in America well
need a world fair. 1T is not ex pected
that, like .Ionahis gourd, the next |
worlds fair to be held at Fort Worth |
in lSs7 will grow up in night. THEt
GAZETTE stated, so to speak, that its
idea was to put the subject before the
people, to let it be talked OF at home,
on the streets and il places of bust
ness. A discussion of the benefits and
the troubles necessary to fulfillment
of so much desired an object was the
intention of TIE GAZETTE. This has
been in measure accomplished, u ow
the ideas of our citizens should crystal
/ lie toward action. Let the converse
ton on this subject be show shall
Fort Worth proceed, and what will be
the best measures to be,taken that our
International live stock exposition . In
1887 may be the equal of, If not the
superior to, the cotton expositions of
! New Orleans and Atlanta"
tsdFort Worth needs fine hotel, To
secure it promptly no better move can
IL be made than to get up a subscription
4 of 500, 900 to be used in furtheranGe of
a worlds fair in this city. The history
! Of every place that has held worlds
q fair shows that capitalists sought out
|, such cities to erect not only hotels, but
other costly buildings. Men of wealth
, know that any city which can hold ali
: international exposition is place OF
q, Importance; that its people are live
:, restless and energetic, not afraid to in
u s sss's% ss u ses
I'D come strangers anolig them CAPITAL
e i ISIS knowthpt ,s fq n a th in4e ptioH =
i. such an EndektalStp s 70 itscpp pletloIi
ia ttlh1ersS'wisIs'bSza ssteady increase il
id the value of property in al
o Exposition city, as visitors are contin
d naliy going there while newspaper
g. teem with notices of it. Propert.
Ill owners fix up their lots merchant
.e Keep fuller stocks and find readie
To- sales. Visitors like to carry ava,
er memfntoeN ofAthe EgitySat witch ~
,g next worldNs fa is be he'd, u tia
n they cdh descNBt Is frieItis n HON
rs updn the AfppRra14 b thu "a
IN while Their friends, anxious not to b
" ,optaone, determine to go there, toe
he Where, now, there Is one visitor I
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-03

Red River county which are to con.,S
,siderstate issues only. At these tDsss
.yentIons the man with the hoe will get
III lis work, andVthehA ths clarksviile
man Shtk tie town cowENilltindIh1iFs
snapl judguient reversed and ri
Wy Ns%WN i'S
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-03

WHEN people fail to make san
ISSUE of any subiectiof legislation
which concerns them vitality thepeo-
pie will get left. The disposition of
the public lands is All ISSUE The
country must be settled. - T. .IU@l
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-03

WITH Tom ochiltree and Web
Flanagan both at Caicagor-i1 Will be. a
wonder IL Texas isn't heard from
during the conventions to0ehiltree
isn't delegate, but he has a mouth
piece, George Haswell, in the deiega-
ton. f .lf75 .ent.. -.r4W -f@itEtpl
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-03

THE Waco Examiner of Sunday
came to us with twelve pages. The
Examiner ha- the best wishes Of TIE
GAZETTE for The permanency Of the
progress and prosperity that lave
come TO it. 5H Ap'r
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-03

SEN .vroB TEaRELI, writes to the
Austin Statesman that he cannot and.
positively will not he a candidate for
reelection. to the state senate. This is
not to be construed as ~ deseitiohsof
the field Of politics. sTlieis senator
doesn't want to walk overthe same
road so often. He will not object to be
boosted mn higher. iI.ifp3.Ai7 AIR
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-03
Johl Kelll,ss fpS ssmdise.

i
IF John kelly'ss word cam be, relied
on Tanimany hall will not ,hea dog
in-ths,manger lin New, York this fall.
Mr.. Kelly says that his wing Of the
New York Democracy ~ prepared to
give the npmipee Of thepsfty1 whoever
he may be, q cordial support, losing
sight Of former chickering's and acrims,
nies. Ifthis means anything it,n,eans
that Kelly has, ceased his IYsrfaIe on
Tildep, and VIII NOT stand IN the way
OF the latter's success should, he, ,hs
Nominated. tItisa Significant and i'm,
lspprtant ;dsclaIstionp fora in, years
past Kelly and TampAany hall, have
been the chief obstacles ~ Democratic
Aurcess and harmony n, New ,Yask,
Tammany, has no, following in ,rural
New York but II wields q powerful
intlnence IN ! the city, ,eoptrollIpg ihs
Irish and Gath9lic vote there, Which ID
The majority It i. perhaps es favoIa
BILE an opportunity as the Democrac,
will have, this year, TO control New
foik united and harmonious, and ii
indicates, too, that II Mr.. Tilden viii
accept the nomination he il, the, man
OF Pill men, 70 be the Democratic
standard bearer. Eoone will attempt Il
belittle the importance Of carrying New
York; indeed, all Democratic calcula
tions that contemplate victory mus