Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-27

A critic criticised spdst he initials Of
O. 3 O., In your last k4uA asserts the
so,iovina; 80 the language Of 0satia-
Wx thank thee, Jew, 1oT teaching. me
hit word, hend esp, cially when hs dos.
not Know pIr HON hog" Tes wrstef
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he was be would learn that the rig nox
referred to us and not TO other pArues
concerned. The language above mlgnt
BE- iii right In " place, and undouotsdiy
comes from one OF marked ability, ous
he appears to be like boy With . snstp
knife, without knowing how or wnen 20
use it, and therefore uses Il with INJURY
10 himsslf; he has not read carefully ana
coues before the public Just ike u nasty
elocutiopist unprepared. "a,
He further says, u doubt II tue Iaay
referred to would enter into contest
unlsss It were for truthiulLess ana re-
spsctsbiIisy." Ny truthfulnea. ana re-
| spectability 10 not 81 stake and u 70 nae
lees 10 talk about this ] am Responsible
for the veractty Of Whatever goes ~
"Amoug the Colored People" IL II
uuite an injustice " the lady referred 10
70 keep up discussion about her soili'y
but Il IL no fault Of mine; my ground y
tenabls aud TO satisfy myself I hsv
asked several judges, both before ant
aiter The article was published, and hav
been sustained, and Il make mistak
| or misuuote anyone, l will retraet, bu
mark you that this will mot b. an ever
day occurrence. eli-Couceitsd Critic,
he has kept up with these srticles on th
colorsd people, he found this assertion !
speskipg OF professors, that II consid
cred myself . little boy trying to vis'
the summit Of . high and lofty mour
tain. q far a. science and letters are oor
lcerned.
member OF tho A. NJ. q. Zion Church
took place yesterday. The deceased vi
also ! prominent mem Der OF the Nation
ii Compact Of Masonry in this city. tt
weather was favorable, and ths poop
turned out IN large numbers. He was
Kutwht Templar; nearly one hundred
J the fraternity turned out md sheir gil
terlng banners and beautiful uniform
never showed TO . better advantsg
Prot. Hardipg's band played scver
pisiutiye dirges, which added very mut
10 the solemnity Of the occasion.
sooner had tho sweet strains Of mus
rendered by Hardiug's band fioated Avn
upon the zephyr wind than Mr.. 6terlii
started . funeral march, which Was ke
w in an undertons until . thousal
people we,e seated, and quite . numb
turned away.
Dr.. stansbury announced the openil
hymn, followed In prayer BY Rev. b.
Rulsy, after which Rev. johnson, fro
arlington, ID. c., was Introduced.
i spoke from the s9th psalm, 47th verse:'
member how short my time Ia" In p
. facing his remarks no said that he n
brother Rosa 90 years ago. and that
(Rcss) was As yeArs old, that he b
served two yeafs in the army and '
honorably discharged, and that he
one Of the founders OF the A. NJ.
Zion church, that he was Christian .
. good citizen. All the pastors Of
coiored churches Of this city were pl
ent except two, making ten In all.
ioeies were delivered by the Rev. j.
Tilphman and Rev. @. v. Peterson, q
which the choir rendered several se
tions very pathetcally.
The floral tributes were plainly
artistically arranged in different desii
Hia remains were eucased In Q behut
walnut casket, furnished BY Unds<ti
Palmer and were Inferred In VI
Cemetsry.
The ODD Fellows celebrate their a
versary the second Sunday In Msrcl
tho A. u. NJ. 7. Church.
~ Don't forget the Twilight. The
PUBLICAN editor Was among our
chssers last week, and our white fris
are buying It right along. Keep 1t u
10 worth II. .--.----=