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Daily Republican., 1884-03-26
EDITION,
Ar THEIR OLD TRICKS.
The Democratic Feliibustering In

Inc democratic fell1Dustef1nk IL
the Levy Court.
The Levy Court this morning openet
in breezy manner. Mr.. Hannah o
Mill Creek was in u moody and unami
able state of mind since yesterday Wher
Mr.. Colmary, "A white Republican OF
White Clay Creek Hundred. was placed
upon the assessment Attorney General
Gray decided that the name could gt
on after the 22l instant as on that day
the error list was returned.
The opinion of Levy Courtman Ham.
man, however was of more weight than
that Of Mr.. Gray. He cuntended that
the name could not 20 Oh until the27th,
when the error list was allowed. Not.
outstanding his decision the Levy
Court placed his name Oh the ASSESS
ment and that was what caused the
trouble this morning
AS soon as the minutes were read,
Mr.. Cheairs from Red Lion Hundred
moved that Mr.. Colmary's name be ex-
plunged from the minutes as it was lille
gally placed there.
Messrs. Silver, Mahatfy, DR.. Ellison
and Febiger maintained that the Court
had no right TO expunge from the min
utes any action that.was truthfully re-
corded.
Mr.. Hannah wanted it distinctly
understood that he did mt intend while
he was in the Court to let minority Of
five members rule a majority OF six.
AS no one in any way had shown a
desire to rule in any way 1t was remark
ed by Republican member that the
remarks as to matching and overmatch
ing, while This might be appicable.tO
the very parliamentary manner III
which the majority conducted the at
fairs of the Levy Court, it would be in
very bad taste in bodies con lutte on
sensible parliamentary rales.
After this little episode The prrsiden,
very sensibly decluo,. me motion 10 eX-
punge out of order.
A dark cloud Of 40 or 80 coored voters
hung around the corridors in an ON
NOUS manner. The Democratic |
members looked at each other, held con-
and looked at the sea Of
ebOLy faces waiting to be assessed. |
They found it convenient to put the
names of three Democrats on the lists.
Then there began to be motions 10 ad-
journ, to pay visit TO the almshouse,
and partake ola good turkey dinner al
the expense Of the county.
Some half a dozen Of colored voters were
assessed under "A running ire Of crOss-ques
iOns, which consumed the time until II O'Clock
when molten TO adjourn was carried and
he six Democratic members kited Oft to the
ilns- hOuse and the I'VE Republican members
emained, holding the rolOred vsters until
he court would re-aSsemble ut two DEL ock.-l
IF course every impairment will be placed
In the way Of these men getting assessed and
! little more tax will be placed upon proper
y and business to make up the deilciency.-
ilOrlOuS uemOCracN.
Daily Republican., 1884-03-26
rrHE NEW SHIP OF THETAILOR.

i ing craft, win weigh anchor this even
ing. All are invited to witness the event. We
propose to make II interesting lor all who are
Interested In Intensely enough Ia procure The
be fitting clothes at the most reasonable
prices, to take stock IN thi. new and worthy
enterprise. Ii is the duty Of every citizen to
give encouragement to home cntcrpr Sc. We
ask no unmeriled favor We only ask to he
supplied all the time with plenty Of work
then if we fail to do the work satisfactorily we
will not ask for iu ther favors FEED CAR
son, Tailor, contract tailor store, seventh
and Market streets. m26-lt
Daily Republican., 1884-03-26
FIT tn EDITION,
Dots.

| bOlk.
DIR. Fahey has r.uo,,
West Fourth street to ,j3i ". from Ct
streets, next door TO the dr" "',, Four
A telephone, No, 24G, ha, 1,," '
IN the office of W. K. Br,,a"", IaCs
No. Si2 Market street '''''", N, |
| An entei tainment will u.
trace NJ, E:church this eyrui gwen Il
Young Mems League. "'"s Oyth.
The Emerald Club VII r.y. -.
terrain mtnt in tho ba.e,nu ,, al 60
Patrick's church this evpnn, "i s.
A free lecture on "No,.,o u..,.
delivered In the Unitarian cbn,wI' VIII \
evening by DIR. II. Il, Wilson ny
Constable Pritchett sold 49,.
per on Talley's wharf on , W. u Ila|
s24l, Walter &. Tatnall bejn I'r ,Gy 4
chaser. Yang 'Aep1
Mr.. II. M. Grant, oftbe y,,...
Fibre Co., returned last evening a', "
an extended business trip ,Grn uS in q
West. = through Ii
The large sale and boariiu, .,,,,
Davis & Wallace, on Sixth ,,r '.a0.t
Tatnall, has been fnisheI hv rJ hos Ata
Pratt, the contractors. N'n!
An interesting service If .,n,
held in the free read,ug r,,,E
Taylor and Kirkwood street. '2 ,''.
ing. ''"' e'a
A meeting of the CONGREGATION o,a
First Presbyterian church VII LILY u
this evening for tine purpose Of ' ct ".
ing II pastor. '4's
Preparations are being made r., :,
erection of the new club hou,- f., "
Delaware Field Association a, T m
third and Tatnall streets. "'"
Two Woodruff sleeping rs,.n,r.
land, Ohio, are nearly ready tor v Ivy
Inent at the jackson 4 SG,rn r J
works. wy
A new sorrel horse Recently r,,o,,
al by the Phoenix Fire Copr,ry I'
been placed ia Service. II. +, n,omt
ing animal.
A number of quail and prairie chi,
,ns are being Distribute ,hropyb"
he State by the Delaware Game Pm,
tive Association.
A fine oil portrait of Elxo,d Gans
$ now on exhibition IN EayDad
ewelry store window. 1t was lain.
" q. =. Hammitt, the artlS',
st. Andrews church service, ,om
'ow (lhursday afternoon "a. ! n
sermon by DR.. Grammer, If Bali
more.
Mil,arl +. Davis, the " DllIyn
watch clubs. A new one ms. Mfmi,
All watches warranted strictly Az n
csented and cannot be uudrrsJd, NJ
East Second street.
Numerous complaints are made a
|isorderly gang of boys who coagrn1
IN the corner of Fourth and pJpI
treetS and insult ladies' as rhry IA
". The gang should be biOkpnup
No definite news in reiprenr. tot
un ming of the steamer FeI'oA !as b
ecelv'd in this city. In III" nral.1
he is heing cleansed preparatory
'eing painted.
Judge Wales commls1loa AY' hnid
rived, L. $. Marshal Mem a.M0
d the United States CouH y,trId
nd al journed it until Friday, when
, expected the new Jids- VT.
worn in.
Daily Republican., 1884-03-26
DEATHS,


MEKIM MIN Brandy wine Hundred, on the
18th inst, james |. Mekimm.
Relatives and friends are respectfully in
yitei to attend his iureral. from his late
re.idrnce on Thursday. the 9Th inst. at 2
o'clpck p. m. without further notice. Inter
ment 1T Wilmington and randyw!ne GENE
terry.
HALL.-On the 9th inst, Carrie Estela.
daughter CT G.. =. and Mary l.. Hail aged
Ii muntha.
The funeral will take place from the resi-
fence OF It's parents, On Thursday. the 27th
inst. at II O'Clock. luterment at Rvcrview
cemetery. FnneraI private
REED n the 18th inst, Mary q. wife o.
julius T. Reed. in the 9th year OF her age
Due notice Of the iunera viii lie given.
Daily Republican., 1884-03-26
PerbO1hhs'

John f. Mccullough, tA''"' a
on Mayor Wales force n Li','J, 10
ing a few days with lrlrn lea. ,+mP|
city. Mr.. Mccullough j. ,. ,'g' ptsI
in Pipkerton's New 3 .,',d ipa|
Agency, a I'd has just arr'' %sIs d
rxrpnd.d Western 'f'P' ,.,.
had gone on official '''r,r~d
out there he visited many NE lc1I
teres,, among which "a' .. ,rann
which the notorious ''r,'I lame y
shot. He also hrouth' " II" nd;
queer shaped stones W"'tt" Ne. 10
10 Stanshury Murray ", i,kN
Front street. They Weig -topr
January last AT ie''o"
Montana Territory
Daily Republican., 1884-03-26
ID EGISTER'S ORDER.
~ REGISTRARS OFFICE,
New CASTLE COUNTY. DEL.


Upon the application Of Lemuel Graves,
Executor of Rachel Graves, late of Mill
Creek hundred in said county, dccea sed, 1t
is ordered and directed by the Register that
the Executor aforesaid give notice Of grant.
ing Of letters testamentary upon the estate
Of the deceased, with the date Of granting
thereof, by causing advertisements to be
posted within forty days from the date of
such Letters In six of the most public places
Of the county of ,New Castle. requiring all
persons having demands against The estate
to present the same. or abide by an Act of
Assembly in such case made and provided
and also cause the same to be inserted within
the same period In the Daily KRrrBLIcAN, .
newspaper published in Wilmington, and
to be continued therein three weeks, Te, o. d. 1
Given under the hand and Seal OF OF
flee of the Register aforesaid at vii.
mingtOn. in New Castle County
aaforesaid, the day and year above
written. S. G. BlGtiS.
Register.
NOTICE.-AIl persons having claim
against the estate Of the deceased must pre-
sent the same, duly attestcd to the Executor
on or before the eth day OF March, 1851, or
abide the Ac. Of Assembly in such case made
. nd provided. LEM UEL CIR AYES
Executor.
Address, Wooddale, New Castle co.. Del.
narlZ
Daily Republican., 1884-03-26
" EGISTER'S ORDER.
IL REGISTERS OFFICE,
NEW CASTLE COUNTY, IEL.,


March 3, 1854. J
Upon the application t Adam J. Lang
and Catharinc X. Lang. administrators Of
William Lang, late Of Mill Creek Hundred,
in said county, deceased, 1t is ordered and
directed by the Register that the administra.
tors aforesaid give notice of granting of let
tiers Of administration upon the
estate Of the deceased. with
the date Of granting thereof by causing ad-
vertisements to be posted within forty days
from the date Of such letters in six Of the
most public places Of the county Of New
Castle requiring AL persons having demands
against the estate to present the same, OF
abide by an Act Of Assembly in such case
made and provided and also cause the same
to be inserted within the same period in the
Daily REPUBLICAN,, q newspaper published
in Wilmington, and to he continue 81 therein
three weeks, (e. o. d.
Given under the hand and Seal Of
Office of the Register aforesaid, at VIII
minyton. in New Castle County afore-
said, the day and year above written.
5. u. RIGGS, Register
NoTICE-All persons having claims
against the estate Of the deceased must pre-
sent the same, duly attested. to the Admin.
istrat RS, on or before March 3 IS 8, or abide
the Act of Assembly in such case made and
provided. ADAM j LANG,
CATHAkINE X. LANG,
mar4 Administrator s
Address, Wilmington Dsl.
Daily Republican., 1884-03-26
VIM. B. SHARP,


Our IJosi, Department
is full OF good tAHss. We
can interest you hcle. 100
dozen Men'sBritish half hose
are lac, from IS. Every
lady knows L" Shoppers )"
hosiery, there's IS dozens Of
them in unbleached balbrig-
gans, extra lengths, at 25c
a pair. 60 dozen children's
brown mixed ribbed hose, 6
to Is, at I2Ic., from CSC.
Moth ng nicer for school
children.
Daily Republican., 1884-03-26
ID EMONAI.-OF f. H. McWHOR-

=
IL ter& Co. wholesale: md retail agrcnlt ural
dealers. Having removed to the large and CEN
trally located warehouse, No. ll6& lis King St.,
where our facilities for handling and display
ing goods Is largely increased, we would
solicit a continuance of patronage SO LITERALLY
extended 10 us at our old stand. Our line OF
Agricultural Implements embraces every farm
tool and machine that is required on farm,
and we shall in the future IA in the past, at-
here to our established rule to deal only in
first class goods. An experience Of over
twenty wears In the Agricultural Implement
business, enables u 10 discriminate with GER
taintyi between machinery that is Of real
value and r-iiabic and that which Is cheaply
run together to be sold for low price without
regard to durability Or.per'eC,iOn IN Operat on:
o. the latter we handle none. We can only
expect 10 merit your conference by selling IN
PIGMENT, that shall prove as represented, and
leave the cheap built machinery 10 be sup
piled 10y itinrrant dealt rs who have no ahidi K
place, who are here to-day to tell a wonderful
tale UI a cheapmachine and one with your
mo cv Tomorrow, leaving you with an imple-
ment that soon proves vEluolcss.
You are cordially invited 10 call and exam
inc our line ~ implements and learn our
prces b fore purchasing 81 ewhere. We will
lake pleasure in sh owing our goods whether
YOU dc sire t. purchase or not. ms #.
Daily Republican., 1884-03-26
JACOB d. HYATT,

t"nan of III" stanton hotel, IN School
district No. s., MIN Creek Hundred, co MY
81 New 'hstl" and STATE of Delaware, In com
nlIanc' with the require rnts Of the acts Of
the Genera sscmbi! In such case made ana
prov luth. 40 merely x We notice that ! sh III
apply IN writing to the Court of General Scs-
snhsof' The icace and Jail Delivery Of the State
ol rlhwarc in and for New Castle County, ON
Monday The l2lh day of NAV, A. u. ISL
hring tue r"At term of said court for a license
for -ald house as AN inn or tavern, tor the sale
lhtr"lh Of intoxicating liquors IN less
Inanllllre than one quart, TO BE- drank ON The
premises, ana the following rrsUtrtablr citi-
Gems Of said district recommend the said appl =
cation, viz:
Wiz. II. NrNilc, John IInrprr,
hhrltS hhllE, John Strt ard,
George Bailey. Charlie, Dennis,
ihn'as VI Widinrr, John linllcn,
John Iionpcs, WIN. Ru h,
hto. lltmswort". Moses &. Jones.
m.b.T' JACOB b. HYATT.
Daily Republican., 1884-03-26

EHISTER'S ORDER.
IL REGISTERS OFFICE,
NEW CASTLE COUNTY. DEL.
March lst, 1884.
Upon the application of VIM. W. LobdelI,
administrator, &. I. A., of Lewis Paynter,
late of Wilmington Hundred. in said cOun.
ty, deceased, 1t is ordered and d rectcd by the
Register that the administrator aforesaid
give notice of granting OF letters of aduinIs-
tratiOn upon the estate OF tho deceased, with
the date OF granting thereof, by causing ad.
verIlsements to be posted within ~ days from
the date OF such letters in SIX of the most pub.
lie places OF the county Of New Castle, reuuir-
Ing a II persons having demands against the
estate to present the same, or abide BY an
act OF assembly In such ase made and uro.
vided and also cause the same to be insert.
ed within the same period In the Daily RE.
PUBLICAN, IA newspaper published in vii.
minvt0n, and to be continued therein three
weeks (e. o. d.
Given under the nand and seal Of office
OF the Register aforesaid. at VII
mington, in New Castle county store
said, the daN aud year alb We written
-. g. BiGtiS. Register,
NOTICE All persons having claims against
the estate of the deceased must present the
same, duiy attcsted to the administrator. on
or before the first day Of March, A. D. 1885,
or abide the act Of assembly in such ease
made and provided.
VIM. W. LOBDELI.,
hdminIstrat. r, G.. 4. A.
Address, Wilmington, Del. mar6
Daily Republican., 1884-03-26
WIN. B. SHARP,
Fourth and Market streets, first floor.

We show great bargains
and splendid value in our
Black Silks, which are of the
best and most reliable makes
Our special number is having
a great sale, and no wonder
when you find such a heavy,
soft and lustrous Cashmere
Silk,2I inches wide, for Sl.25
per yard. You should see
Daily Republican., 1884-03-26
VIM. B. SHARP,
Fourth ami Market streets, first floor

Many housckeepers prefer
making their own Huck-a-
back Towels. TO these we
would say we now have a
full line OF splendid undress-
ed buck, IS inches wide,
heavy and fine, at 20, p, Is,
20 and SIC. per yard, and
I7l inches wide at 12Ic.
Daily Republican., 1884-03-26
VIM. B. SHARP,

Fourth and Market streets, tirst H00r.
Direct from the importers
we show an elegant Linen
Sheeting q yards wide.---
One Of the finest numbers.
An overplus enables us to
offer it to you at IS cents,
instead of SI.25. A 81 for
Pillow Cases with the same
lot is 80 cents, from Oh.
Daily Republican., 1884-03-26

SAN T. MONEY AND S'rI RE YOUR.
y self u home. no better invt stment can
nc made which is perfectly safe than for II
pcr'On to take shares in the EXcclS,u or Loan
Association now being offered for sale
The amount invested with Q per cent. in
tere added may be obtained b. withdraw.
ing shareholders
Loans may be secured on real estate 10 tho
extent o. 600 per share, and borrowers may
return tie same in suns to suit them at any
time.
rms association is becoming more popular
every year SnareS, VI each
PERSONS desiring shares or further infuru q
non shout call on VIM. Il. hawkins, 7l2
Market street mr. cod. lin
Daily Republican., 1884-03-26
4 TIOs EAST SIXTH STkEET-THE

LAsale of f1ne groceries still goes on. 3 cans
Of corn, - cts; 3 cans tomatoes. Is cts. 4 cans
tomatoes, 80 cts: 3 1T. bottles OF catoup, %
cts at 7. NJ Wier's, 1913 E6th st. Have you
tried those plums, eggs, LMms0n's gree ngages
and French prunes, 2 cans rs is; an pru-
neilas, 25ctS.; 2 lbs pared peaches, 25cts 2b,s
OF pears. 25c's.: evaporated pared peaches ~
cts h. 4gasses of Jelly, % cts; h. can OF
leily, 10 cts., at 7. VI. Wier's. IO3 East Sixth
street. Our American breakfast coffee at %
cts. takes the lead our coffee at IL and 20
cts. pound is cleared in the roasting; SIS Of
coffee for st. at 7. M Wier's, 1913 East Sixth
street. We give cup and saucer with each
can Of baking powder; bags Of -four Tor u:
Shamrock flour, 9Octs.; large hags, ID cts:
sDlall bags. Wier's latent, 40 cts at +. NJ
WierS. lO3 East SIKH street 3 cans sar.
dimes, 25cts No. mackerel, u cts n b., ;cod.
mn, ci'. pOuni herring. IS cts at I NJ.
Wier's, I03 East Sixth street.. Print butter
~ cts dried beef at u cts. Il ~, ut Y. NJ
Wier's, 1913 East Sixth street. m2t3t
Daily Republican., 1884-03-26
AT
VIM, B, SHARP'S,
F0urthand Market.

Value Tor value-a dol
lars worth Of goods which
you buy from us is worth a
dollar. Therefore we have
no hesitancy in saying we
are always willing to give
you the money for goods
bought here if they are not
satisfactory when delivered
at your home.
VIM. B. SHARP.
Fourth and Market streets.
Glaze Silks in eleven diff
ferent shades and changea-
bic colors-Browns, Blues,
Dark, Green, Colds and
Garnets--are one of the
most popular cheap Summer
Silks now sold. They are
in Plaids and Stripes, nice,
clean, clear and bright
goods. There's no better
value than this line at 80
cents per yard.
Daily Republican., 1884-03-26
A MIS- staten"

The report publish'd! ,d II d i' Be 4
city papers that th'rt , "" men ip
tertainment by the YOU'VE ,staEe
church this evening '' 81 he held
such entertainment Will w. p
Daily Republican., 1884-03-26
State Of the Thermometer
ct the REPUBLICAN, Office In the shade
Z O'Clock 10 O'Clock IL O'Clock
$40 $40 $40
Fem & Co.'S thermometer registered
yesterday, 50 degrees at 3 p. m, "a 1T
8 p. M, and so at 10 p. IN.
The Weather.
Off1c- Of tbs Chief Signal Office,

Washington, Mlrch 70, l'o4.
Rain prevails throughout n large
portion of our country to day. To-
morrow promises TO be slight cooler
and fair.
Daily Republican., 1884-03-26

EOR SALE-SuROLL SAW, MADE
T. by trump Bros. VIII sell 1t very
che"P. h'ply AZ Az walnut stree. mg6-Itt
Daily Republican., 1884-03-26

N ANTED-BOhRDERS AT loy. TAT.
w nall street. Also table boarders,
IA "a
Daily Republican., 1884-03-26
NOfice 10 b"" II

Plans and specifications s ~ ri
roof of dwelling S32 n ,nru at. D'
now ready,and can De''
Daily Republican., 1884-03-26

OST-PAlR OF SPECTACLES SHIT.
- able reward if left at this office, or piG
Is ing street. ,,.,C ~,
Daily Republican., 1884-03-26

WANTEU-BOARDE TO OCCUPY
w third-slory front room, urturnish-
Ell, AT Ola klIg street. Apply 1T llls Poplar
street until Monday next. Other bUaruers
also wanted. m26.7i.
Daily Republican., 1884-03-26

AZ AN IEU-BOARDlNH BY A LAZY
w in private family, not eycecdinp M
per week. Apply at 2O2 East i'm street.
m gb.p't
Daily Republican., 1884-03-26

NOR SALE-A GOOD BROOD N
- or farm mare, 10 years old X .od I1N
stock. Can he seen at CLUB Stable ~
cnth and West streets, ma ls,L a. ~
Daily Republican., 1884-03-26
RLlC SALE or FRESH COWS.
1 smlngcrs, bulls and shoats, lear
btoth's Corner, Delaware Co., Pa, on
THURSDAY, APRIL 5, 1884,

10 fre1h cows springers, stock bulls and IL lot
of Shoato SkOats at private sale. This
took Is dire t from Cumberland County.
"a :, and has been selected by experienced
buyers with care. Two and four month
credit WIN. :. uiOODI,EY
"A. G. Sharpless, Auct. m26 d.wts
Daily Republican., 1884-03-26

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The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1884-07-31

AS rule, censusess under the direc-
tion Of the various state governments
will not be taken until next year. In
Michigan, however, the authorities are
now receiving returns from the cities
and towns, and the results of the de-
cennial census for 1884, so far as known,
show noteworthy tendency of the
population towards the cities and larger
towns. In the period Of 1s7O-8O, while
tho population of the whole state in
creased 38 per cent, the ten principal
cities made gain of nearly Copper cent.
In the years since 1880, this movement
cityward has also been marked. De-.
troit and all the chief places have grown
steadily. Detroit reports 134,S34 in
habitants, gain Of 16 per cent in four
years. Michigan isa.farming state, yet
The centres of business, and not the ru-
raj districts, show the larger increase.
It is probable that the censusses of
many states to be taken in 1885 will
show the same tendency, and also the
national census Of 1890. unless there
should be period Of business stagna-
hon, which Is apt to send great many
people to the country to earn living
whece living Is cheaper than il tho;
cities.
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1884-07-31
In Dread Of Dynamite.

From Paris Letter to. the Boston Journal
The dynamite vigil on; the other side
of the Channel ismaking the travelling
public very sour against the English
In their clownish zeal the employees,
who seem convinced that the explosive
material is brought in from France, are
frequently brutal, and are almost inva-
riably impertinent. A weu-known
American attempted to jest with one of
the guardians at Dover, the other day,
by "clcking" in his hand, while the
honest islander was peering into his
valise, small toy made to produce q
noise like the ticking of a clock. At
first the examiners hair stood on end.
And, when he saw the joke, he was wild
with rage, you," he said to
the American, II have mind to knock
you into the water! I'll teach you to
try your Yankee game on mel" Click
went the toy again. "I'll call a police
man., and have you locked up!" cried the
examiner. O. -, / have a mind
to knock. you over the head. I'll have
you to understand this is no laughing
matter" And so, indeed, it is not.
The CONSERVATION is widespread, and
seems daily to deepen in degree. You
have heard how Lord Harrington was
detained the other day by Jealous fool,
who thought there might be dynamite
concealed within wedding cake which
some one had asked the noble lord to
add to his baggage. !: .:'.. 49,. -.
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1884-07-31
The British house of lords has OBJ

The British house of lords has OBJ
structed the franchise bill by dilatory
motions, and has thereby FASTENED the
radical reforms in the makeup and the
Office of that body which are now inev-
table. Even the conservative Times
loses its equanimity, and tells the lords
that they ''have placed themselves in
antagonism with the popular assembly
in most defiant and aggressive man
ner." Their action is resented by the
liberals and by the masses of the peo-
pie, and will lead to an angry agitation
of the whole subject of the use and
place of non-elected chamber as part
of the machinery of government
in free country. The grand
procession of seven hundred thous-
and people in London is the first
but by no means the last exhibition
of popular sentiment against hereditary
power and privileges. The people are
tired Of hereditary rulers, and the time
is not so far distant as many OF that
class suppose, when thrones will be
toppled over and governments estab-
ished ''of the people," by the
people, and for the people," so
happily expressed by Abraham Lin
coin at Gettysburg. The consumma-
tion may be delayed by concessions
cheerfully made by wise and humane
rulers, but in the end all may be called
to the same fate.