Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-05-30

Apii iOuuu %OJ hTtlClts lnhb were
more or less adullerated. Over half
the samples OF milk, all the samples OF
lard, and over one.thrd OF the sam pies
of molasses were found to be aduiter-
ated, some OF them to u very great de.
gree. The same is no doubt the case
in this State and especially in this city.
Numbers OF articles used as food are
adulterated, and while in some in
stances these adulteIatiuns are harm
less, there are others where they can
not but prove injurious. Competition
in all branches OF trade is so great that
adultera'ions are used to cheaper arti-
Giles, and in every case where this is
done, the public should be apprised OF
the fact.
The lynching Of the brutal negro
Martin at Port Huron, Michigan,
gives the Democratic papers an oppor-
unity Of comparing II with the lynch
lngs that have taken place in the South.
This man was guilty OF Il terrible
crime, and while lynching is not to be
commended, there is no doubt but his
punishment was richly deserved.
There has, however, been cases in
the South where colored men have
been lynched without just cause, or in
fact any cause at all, except 10 get rid
OF them, and these are the cases that
have been condemned by the Repub.
hcan press throughout the North.
Now, that man, tho II was shown
was clearly guilty Of an outrageous
crime was taken out and made to pay
the penalty with his life, the fact is
taken up by the Democratic press to
show that cUlored men GTe treated the
same in the North as they are in the
South. There is, however, no doubt
but the result in this case would have
been the same had tie perpctralor
been white Instead OF coloIed.
The committee of ladies' appointed
by the Associated Charities have visited
Philadelphia and interviewed the
police malrOns al several OF the station
houses. There cannot be any doubt
but their visit WIS pleasant and prom.
table in every respect, and We are Ger.
tain that they Will ue able to make q
favorable report 10 the body which Hp-
pointed them. There cannot be any
doubt about the USEFULNESS OF the rglt
kind OF woman al the police Sta Ion,
no tlele oAS LNiiDSAS Va GASES tA't No
one put woman can properly attend
10. we lhe-eloTe nope That Tic oid!-
nance which ls beng prepared lor this
purpose will be adopted, ana that We
viii have u woman IN CLargg Oh tat
female department. II the police station
IN tAis c!'y. &c !adies MLJ arc IN
teTestiug themselves in this matter are
gctu@teu Ivy the nuLl-s. Impulses, M,
iionat I'M l.,,nli5 ~! C,.,.r,.i
Inc cOul. has exercised COusidara
bic ulsCie4Vh IA CONSIDERING tie Il
Ce-se applications, anu Ii UlADs
every lh=v.age turLel down these via
~elc un"o thy vi having them.
La applications, ~ hete srtnle4, !
refused ana "lthdIa"h' II Is y.
reasonable 10 sui pose that none OIL II
laItef thought That tAcy had ID
blEhtest tAELye or lhey NCaiu nc
nave ADOPTED Ills C0ulse. sonc
the places iliuseG nave been LotosIol
III tbs cay lor some TINE, ana Is va
testified by the ponce, caused The
considerable trouble. There were +
monstrances against some ui those
whom l'cehse Was sl@ht1u' pIt III !,
cast NeIe my neti t"uhUeu VI u
OF the court, Otherwise The list OF tho
refused would have been much large
No tair-lninued person can ind u,
with the decisions oil lie cuuTt,as the
Is no doubt but they have acted in
conscientious manner.
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