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Daily Republican., 1890-05-08
Tie Sussex Frauds.

a. NMTsc'al despatch from Georg etoWn Ia
- Aorllna News, under date Of NAV y
~ :, iae result Of this afternoons ses.
so~n,,, " We Levy Court Investigating
ror.'a r."ee uiscloscs the fact that bogus
s,o,! , v,ueswero lnoat here a. long
vSa.,oi' lhe then county treasurer.
6se,,a one Of the witnesses examined.
Cd a Suer aAuer oath that he had destroy.
counts @ ~. order offered to him bv a
rrno'y,a nt collector and threateurd an
Va, prs,so,.s ~, .ae lraul at that time. He
rs..or, V'eD'ea from doing 20 for political
on, ,nIse "a ...lne,.., were called. Tn. ar.,
Vluss"., ".,,fGounty Treasurer George W,
sra,uln,,v,u. ,v,usa'afer in 1917 duriug his
Aoeu. auon, .a., said that hs remembered =
ss,,i ,oIhay w order having been pre-
=, ca,,s,ln ~ llln ior payment by Or. stafford
Vrc.n,' Of Indian River hundred.
tr h NJ. mat the order was bogus,
hsd ,rta.,s r anu threatened to have STAT
slou, 'el' am" The matter was talked
eL,.,,dO county officials, and he was
Asa ,bsr,s 'uvissd by Josiah Marvel,
ls.u., n'" i, OIL the county. not to do 90
nny J. would hurt the Democratic
Suo,,s,s SS sshn W. shcrt, also : promiusnt
Two s,,d gave him similar ad dvice.
ui t,m nhahes'es ha tsstiasd that thew had
iiebS.Mli SM oer on the land ei Burion
sa us, 'Sa, u member Of tue Levy Court Co"r !.
suutv le ', had sold the timber to the
sAch \, Ian. ms Is In violation OF the lsv.
" COM, vas, 'n implies that msmbere Of
G,I.. hun. NJ shall not be intereated % IN CON. n.
sss, made .1.a WIN, with the county. III. W.T. VII.
N~sa,,, ~ ., te.'ided that the ordsrs vi, in
ti,, ~ ~. .ns witnesses. HitcSeii 80 ~, ~. ~.
WIZ '1,asd Tn aud paid wltnessss FOR p; thar .Sr
Va, a, me ~, orders were sudor..S S' i. sIi,. ~
" ,S.v mo witnesses, who TO-DAY .vs.P !, s.s
an, n, n. cannot write aud aid Eot ~ an.
a,nS,Sra =, Mitchell Is the Democratic
s.as.r y, y, The u, Levy Court and former
d,t.n,osa the buncom6s .raa.oU, rs.oln.,on,
saaiti'..s,nad and attempting to disc,.d;, s A. ~: ~:
wssi tSs work BY cisiminS s to ss1s s1s
Daily Republican., 1890-05-08
Young Mems Democratic club.

The regular weekly meeting OF tbs
Young Mems Democratic Club was held
last evening, at which the following
committee was appointed to confer with
tho Farmers Institute in reference to
tho resolutions adopted At the last meet
ing of the club. Andrew &. Wilson,
chairman; Horace q. johnson, William
Al. Wheeler, Lewis q. Vandegriit, Esq,
and j. Ttavers Jones. The committee
will report ut the next stated meeting.
A letter VAS read from United States
Senator Gray, IN which he recommended
il,e resolutiuns passed by the club last
Saturday night.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-08
High RECON- n,nen an,,on,

Of DR.. Simms' White pulmonic Ba,sam.
Said lady. IL cured vasss in my family
which were marvellous cures. She says
It 10 the best lung medicine ever made.
Said y gentleman, It saved my wifo from
dying from consumption ten year, ago.
30 we eau give them right along tor
coughs, colds, sore throat, and the cough
In the grippe It IL splendid. Soc. and 81.
Sold by druggista Depot Fourth and
klng.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-08
Confsrring Together.

A consultation of the Street and Sewer
Commission was held last evening with
Messrs. Shea aud Curran OF the Finance
Com nittea OF City Council, a. which the
com missioners urged the necessity of the
Finance Committee sppropriatin. $40, 900
Instead of $4,000 for the intercspting
sewer branches. The latter sum has been
placed in the estimate OF expenditures
for the ensuing year by the Finance
Committee, and the commissioners do
not think It wi l be sufficient
Daily Republican., 1890-05-08
A lran.l Concsrt.

The concert that will be given at the
A. U. M. r. Church, on French street
Above Eighth, tomorrow evening. will
bs one OF the finest ever given In this
city, aud those who attend will enjoy .
litarary aud III musical treaf. In addition
to the M usic there will DO select readings
BY noted elocutionists, aud as the pro-
ceeds arc for the benefit Of the church,
the place should be packed. The sdmie.
sion is only 20 oonts.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-08
Matrimonial.

Isaac II. Phillips and Miss Carrie N.
Wiley were united In marriage Last
evenipg, In Delaware Avenue Baptist
Church, by the Rev. o. G. Buddington.
Robert L. Phillips was best man and
Mias Lola Dent maid OF honor. The
ushers were John q. Foster, James
W. Deputy, Harry L. Grey and Joseph
Stewart. After the wedding the bride
and groom hold reception at the home
Of tho BRIDES mother, Sixth aud Spruce
etreete. Tho bride and groom will live
at No 905 Bennett street.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-08
Young DR.. Bush Dead.

"S Ut ""HH Des'us
Dr.. James Hemphil Jones Bush, only
son Of DR.. L. p. Bush, died At the real
dsace OF his father, No. 6l2 French st.
yesterday forenoon Of pneumonia, aged
~ years. For long time DR.. Bush has
been In III health and though 1t was
thought he could not survive many years,
his death was unexpected. He was q
graduate Of Delaware College, a graduate
or the Philadelphia College OF Pharmacy
and = graduate OF the Jefferson Medical
College. For some time he was gagged
Ia carrying on drug store but Telin-
gushing II ho started into the practice Of
medicine ior which be was well equip
ed. He was5very successful In hts prnc.
tice. but soms time ago ho was com pel-
led to re,inquIsh 1t on account o! III
health.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-08
Injured with a Pistol.

On Tuesday aitsrnson . colored man
named William Il. Finney, OF Christisna
Hundred, WAS accidentally shot while
loading . 32-cslibre revolver. The bail
entered his neck uuder the chin aud
lodged In the left Jaw bone. He was taken
to the Homeopathic Hospital and the
ball will be extracted.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-08
They Hack 1t Up.

The superior inertia, as = blood. purifier
and invIgorating ionic, possessed by DR..
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery, war
rant Its manufacturers In selling 1t Gas
they are doing through druggisis) under
n positive guarantee that. II given 3 fair
trial. It Will cue all diseafes arising
from u dersnged or torpid liver. as iudi-
gestion, or dyspepsia, and ali humors,
or blood tsin's, from Whatever cause
arising, as skin, scalp and srrofulous
affections. The terms are, q benefit or
cure, or money returned.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-08
Isass Hall club.

The Detroit Juniors were organized
April 25, 1890. and are ready TO challenge
any nine under l5 years OF aye. Those
who wish to challenge Us please call ON
7. II. Moore, 5l3 Poplar street.
James Gibson, c.; Isaac Anderson, p.;
Frank Moore, = g.; George Blacks'oD,
1b.; Elwood Walker, 3D.; Charles Rol-
lins, 3d.; William Thomas, ]. l.; Charlts
Grifliu, G. t.; Thoras Hale. I. T.; Samuel
WslcL, b. t.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-08
Wilmington Defen,. I,altImoro.

Tue Wilmington BAse Ball Club went
to Baltimore yesterday. aud succeeded
in defeating the Orioles In a one-sidsd
and uninterestlng game. Shaw, of the
Orioles, was barted all over the Held for
five innings, and German was then sub
stituted. which stopped the run gettiog.
Steiu. Wiimington's new twirleI, pitched
a good game, keeping the hits we'll scat
tered. He struck out Shaw three times
when the bases were full. Williams, the
Wilmington catcher, had a fnger split
In the second inning and retired, Black
taking his place. Catcher Townsend did
good work for Baltimore, aud Congan
car ried of the honoIa ior Wilmington.
Attendance, 500. Score:
Wilminston. - 2 l 1 o o 0 x-G
Baltimore 30 l 0 o 0 o 0 o 1-2
Earned runs, Wilmington 1; two-base
hit. Lynch; thrse-osse hit, shaw; lett on
bases, Baltimore 10. Wilmington 8; frs,
base on called balls, baltimore 8, Will
mington 8; base hits, Baltimore 0. WI
mington 10; errors. Baltimore A. Will
mington .; umpire, Coscoran.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-08
Base Ball.

Base Ball.
Ihe following games were played yes
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
AT Philadelphia-Philadslphia, 8; Bos-
At Brooklyn-Brooklyn /; New York. 3.
Az Clevsland-Cleveland. o; Pitts
At Chlcago-chIcago. 2; Cincinnati, s..
PLAYERs' LEAGUE.
Al Phiisdsiphia-Philadslphis, s; New
Al Brooklyn-Brooklyu, 4; Boston, 8.
AZ C!eveland-Cleveland, o; Buffalo, I.
At Chicago-Chica2o, IL; Pittsburg, 10.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
A. Brooklyn-Brooklyn, 4; Athletic, s.
A. syraeuss--Syracuse. 1; Rochester,7.
Al Tolrdo-Toledo. Q; Louisville, l.
ATLANTIC ASSOCIATIONS.
Al Jsrssy Cisy.-Jersey City, 15; Hart
Al New Haven-New Haven. 8; wor-
cester, 4.
At Newark-Newark, @; Washington,
z. Eleven inningA
INTERSTATE LEAGUE.
At Eaton Easton, 8; York, 2. Twelve
iuninRs.
At Lebauon-LsbaIou, 8; Lancaster, 2.
Lebanon, 10; Lancaster, &.
At Harrisburg-Ha arrisburg, o; Al
toona, !. Harrisburg, Z; Altoona, 2.
NOTES.
The PhilAdslphis National Lsaxue Club
10 playing "pennant" ball.
Tue 81. Louis. Columbus game WAS
postponed on account OF rain.
II required ten innings to decide the
Philadelphia-Ne York game.
The Yale College team defeated the
Columbia College nine yesterday by .
score OF 12 to 5.
While running afler Fogarty's three
Dagger yesterday elattery fell head FORE
most In the mud.
Columbus released Manyan, Nichols
and Mays on Tuesday. They liked their
"bock" more than their positions.
Grant, the great colored player, jun ped
his contract with York, and 10 now play
Ing third base for Harrisburg. 1t may
cause him some trouble.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-08
Seriously Injured,

Yesterday afternoon Thomas Keatiey,
a brakeman on the Wllmineto and
Northern Railroad. was seriously injured
while attending t, his duties near Mo-
dena. Both his arms were broken an
bis leg badly injured. He was brought
to this city aud taken TO his home at
Fourth and Adams street Mr.. Keatley
met with an accident on the p, w. b B.
Railroad about two years ago, and two
wssks ago his brother waa Injured while
at work In the r., w. & b. car shops.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-08
A Skin Beautlnor.

Mrs. Walkers face bleachsr and moth
destroyer will remove freckles, blotches,
pimplss, boils, etc., from the face and
lesvcs the skin In . healthful condition.
1t 10 Tree from all poison and perfectly
safe In every respect II Is for sale by
Mrs. Piper At No. 915 Market street.
Give 1t u trial; 1t ia warranted to cure.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-08
Tho Lnat Sad Illtes.

The funeral Of George 7. Craig, the
young druggist, took place from his
parents'residence, No. 908 Adams street.
Yesterday afternoon at o'clock. The
funeral wa. very largely attended BY tho
many friends that the rxcellent character
and socisl qualities of tho dece ascd had
drawn around him. The min 'sters off.
clating were Rev. W. T. Swartz, pastor
Of Central Presbyterian Church, assisted
BY Rev. Jacob Todd, ID. d., OF Grace M.
4. Church. Each minister gave high
euloRies Of the exalted Christian cEarac
ter o; the deceased and spoke encour-
aging words of comfort to the stricken
parents, whOee hearts were almost broken
with sorrow. The rsmstns were encsse.i
In . highly pol shed walnut casket with
oxydised silver handles and trimmings.
A silver plate at tho head of tho casket
bore the date OF the birth and death Of
the young man.
labyrinth of floral emblems. The drug
gists contributed q bsautiiul "Gates
Ajar." His Young frisuds sent as their
last token q beautiful floral emhlem,
representing "The SottinS Sun" A large
heart msde Of handsome rosea was con-
trituted by Grace Temperance Union.
Among the haudsomest tributes wa. a
bunch OF twenty two pure white roses
tied with wide white ribbons represent
Ing his age. The o,her floral offerings
were an anchor, large harp, several
wrcaths, crowns aud choice cut-fowers.
Those who acted as pall-bsarers and
bore the rem aims tendcrly to the flower
strewn grave 10 the WilminRt n and
Brandywine Cemetery were Jacob q.
Beetsm, Charles h. Dubeil, John Law
son, William Butz, Joseph MsDdinLall
aud Harry Buchsr.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-08
The Clangor OF an Alarm Bell


Close BY, In the stillness of the night,
could scarcely startle the ordinary indi-
vldual more than do trifing noises the
nervous invalid. But once the nerves
arc braced and the ystem invlgorated
with Hostetter's Stomach BittCrs, this
abnormal asnsitiveness 10 succeeded by o
tranquility not 70 10 disturbed BY trivial
causes. Impaired digestion is q fertile
cause OF nerve weakness and unnatural
mental gloom, and a vigorous renewal Of
the action of the stomach 10 one Of the
surest means Of invigoratiug and quiet
ing the nerves. insomnia, or slespless-
ness, form OF nervous disease, 10 un-
questionably benefited by sedatives,
when It is prolonged, or Of frequent oc-
currence, but it's permanent removal Is
more etfectually achieved with the Bit.
tiers. This medicine lie also signally efii-
cacious for malaria, rheumatism, consti-
patton, liver complaint and torpidlty oi
the kidneys and bladder.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-08
Accidentally kilIed.

The coroner summoned jury and held
On inquest last evening on tho body of
Harvey Hosenbeachem, colored, who
was fatally injured by being struck with
q shifter Mt the foot of Lombard street
yesterday morning. After hearing the
testimony o, tbs witnesses a verdict OF
accidentally killed was rendered.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-08
Ham and Tonaue.

Housekeepsre who would consult their
interest should call On Chas. L. Meiler.
No. 607 King atrset, when in want OF
smoked hams and tongue, the curing of
which 10 excellent. There are no better
In the market, aud we doubt very much
II there are any as good.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-08
Nearing Compilation.

The new Academy Of Music Is rapidly
approac hing completion, and tho scatfold-
ing en- tie front WAS removed yesterday.
Ths front, nf galvanized iron, can now bs
seen without obstruction, and presents .
beautiful aud attractive appearance. The
new building Is . decided Improvement
to that section Of the city.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-08
The Hoard Of stewnr,ir.

A meeting OF the Board OF Stewards
Of the Wilmington NJ. g. Conference
was held tt the residence OF Presiding
Elder Murray yesterday at which I. j.
Vanneman was elected member In p' ace
OF Captain Alexander Kelly resigned.
The salary OF the PRECEDING elder wss
continued at the same figure as last year.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-08
The CHIEF Engineer AiuddIs.

The question Of . chief engineer OF
the nre department will again be taken
up by Council this evening, aud while
there seems to be . general impression
that the Robinson ticket will bs elected,
there 10 possibility that an ordinance
will be passed giving Council tho power
to select some one outside Of the two
candidates voted f>r by the hremen.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-08
Shoe Fly!

You can't bother me. tor we have Cor
nell's patent screens, which can be used
At top or bottom of widow. Every
house should have them. Six square
feet s1.00. Call ~ No. 600 West Second
street.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-08
FnrcxcllYi.it

Mrs. Foster and her daughter Be ulsh,
OF No. II West Twenty-third street, lett
THIS city yesterday morning for Los
Anfeles. CAL. near which place they
propose spending the summer. On Tues.
day evening Mrs. Foster WAS visited At
her residence BY . number OF friends,
who callef to pay their respects aud wish
her aud her daughter q sate journey.
Mrs. Foster has been an active m,in DER
Of Brsndywine NJ. X. Church, aud has
also taken . deep interest 10 the work Of
the W. q. +. u,
Daily Republican., 1890-05-08
A Gold watch.

You cannot make > mistake II you
buy Durstein e popular cigsrs. Renem.
Der you get certificate with each box,
which 10 good for gold or silver watch.
Whoiesaie and retail. Durstein, the
popular tobacconist, No. 8 Z. Second st.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-08
Professor WeiI's

Eytsight-testing rooms for spectacles.
305 Market street. Wilmington, Del,
where eyes are all carefully tested by the
most improved scientific method over all
others, enables us to detect at once all
defects OF vision.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-08
The Last Of the Season,

The last sociable Of the season vas
given by Bleyer & COnnaway, Mt their
daucing academy, In Messick's Hall. last
evening. Thsre WAS large attendance
and music WAS furnished by Luckman's
Orchestra. An abundance of refresh
msnts was served about midnight.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-08
Elections In Indiana.

CutoAso, May 7.-Munclpal elections
were generally held throughout Indiana
yesterday.
Ia Valparaiso the Republicans re-
elected the Mayor and Treasurer; the
Democrats electing the Clerk aud Mar.
sal. The Republicans elect two Alder
men aud the Democrats one, leaving the
control Of the city still In the hands OF
the Republicans.
In Lafayette the Democrats were sue
cessiul, securing 4 of tho Z Counollmen,
and also the water works trustee. Thii
gives the Democrats full control Of the
city government. In Terre Hsuie the
Rsp ublicans elected 8 out Of o Council.
meD.
In Charlottesville. owing to the de
cldcd stand the Republican Council has
taken against the sAloons and gambling
the Democrats put full ticket 10 th,
d eld and tecure two Councilman.
In Goshen the Republicans elected tn,
Mayor and Treasurer, the Democratic the
Clerk, Marshal, 3 Councilman and Water
Works Commissioner. High license
end various other local issues compll
Gated the contests In many places.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-08
Fresll Fish.

R. NJ. Starr, having leased the old
established fab market, at No. S0S Madl-
son street, would be p eased to have his
friends aud the public generally give
him call. All kinds Of fsb always on
Land.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-08

New milk. 8 cents per quart.
Skim milk, Q ceDts ger quart.
Butter milk. a cents er qu.rt.
Best butter In the 81 y.
creamery, 4th and shiplsy sts.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-08
"uy the Orry,i,e r,o,,.

sur dtt.rets & grocer Ger for II. 1t is the beat
y cole u, ,a Or send your ords,s ''so 10
audlsr Asents s fos 1t. shsv%nra % a.. "
sa,h I'd. 0Gsl and Flour merSb.n,. sna
'aach, Pbonsa na1sa ? sa office, Second and
Daily Republican., 1890-05-08
When Baby was sicle,

Wnen Baby was sicle,
We Gnv. her Castoria.
When sho was u Child,
She cried for Castoria-
When she became Miss,
She chung to Castoria,
When she had Children, 49,"
... She gayo them Castorts.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-08
BrevitieA

T'ne eneApess hat house IN the city
kuin ford Bros. A0A Market street.
Inv kush's coal; vcu VIII like 1t.
American Laundry. co2 West Front,s,
Try Bush's coal; you viii surclyliks
CuppinK and leeching. io8 u. sscond,t.
Pine lhk. Rings at Hani'A I5 K. 4th stre,s
Frank Roop Smith. druggist, stu and King,
IL you want cheap picture frames &c ID u
X. BauRh, 20S W est Second street. lhave tho
largest stock In Delaware. Come and SEQ Ior
yourselves.
itss. 40 Market strce.- has the largcnt and
cheapest stoc OF hatt, whits shirts under.
wear, neck wear and hosiery In tne city. Call
and see iiiiE.
une OF the ch oicest books OF the season Is
the 'rife OF Harriet Ueecher otowc,'' writ.
ten by herself and son. For sale by JoHN q.
BRYANT, ia French street. AGENTS
WANTED.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-08

$500 offered for an incursbie case Of
eatarrn BY the proprietors oil DR.. Sage,s
Remedy. SO cents, by druggists.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-08

black or blue serge suit To ord r, el2;
pants. ". 52l Market street.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-08
destroyed By FIr.-

Ssg.d baIsd bv y ? B. B. B. cigar. manu-.
SS.ss.t sscond, N, =; = Bourbon & Bro. No.
Wig bo,so bona street. Sold AT Il, IN.
ana cigar stores. Try ons
Daily Republican., 1890-05-08

Don't hawk, hawk, and blow. blow.
disgusting everybody, but use DR.. 6aso's
CAtarrh Remedy.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-08

at 10 worth its weight In gold. raid q
lady OF DR.. simms' Eye Cure. She said
she believed 1t saved her from blindness
and gave her 20 Il sight again. We
know OF two more restored to sight who
were nearly blind. 1t % certainly the
grande.t eye medicine known. 20 cents.
Depot, 4th And King.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-08
Another PARKER.

MEssRs. EDIToRs: My attention being
called TO publication in your paper OF
last evening In regards TO one barry c..
Parker aud party by the name OF Ken
nedy being arrested ON Front street Tor
some breach OF the peace, and being
dned In the police court. has compelled
me TO inform tho readers oi your pap'r
court, or either am habitus OF the
above-named street. By publishing the
above You will confer favor upon
HARRY Z. PARKER,
No. Is East Third street.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-08

The delicate fragrance, refreshing cool
ness, and soft beauty impaired to the
skin by Pozzoni's Powder, conmends 1t
to all the ladies,
Daily Republican., 1890-05-08
Labor NotsA

In an address to the Philsdelphia
puoilc. issued yesterday, the striking
esrpenters agree 10 begin all new work
projected and to take up and huish suv
OF All or the work in their line now under
Wsy, providing such unfinished work IL
not under the supervision Of the employ
ing carpenters who are paying their
JeiIow-crcftsmsn the advanced waaea
samuel 0ompers, President Of the
American Federation OF Labor, yester.
day addressed ths csrpsntsrs' meeting,
They claim that IA employers have con.
ceded their demands for an advauce In
Ons thousand coal miners In the btu.
minous region. near Washington, In.
diana, have struck for an advance In
wages, refusing to abide BY the decision
OF the Terrs baute Convention, which,
they claim. discriminate sgainst the msr-
A despatch from Brazil. indiana, savs
that the Indiana block coal operators and
miners have agreed on rs cents a. the
yeafiy scale, IN advance over last year
Of ~ cents.
Edwin Stokes, OF Philadelphia, who
went TO San francisco to take the place
oi one OF the striking iron moulders, was
nearly killed on Monday night BY .
crowd Of men whom be says are strikers.
II Is estimated ttat 700 carpenters In
Boston arc still unemploysd.
The carpenters' strike iu New York 10
reported TO be at an end. A number Of
employers seat for their mon yesterday.
Fonr Of tho msmbsrs Of the old Boss
Carpenters' Association In Chicago, yes.
terday, siRned the arbitration agreement
between tho strikers aud the new bossss'
association.
A. Il. Andrews Il Co, manufacturers
Of school and oifloe desks, In Chicago,
declared D lockout yesterday, In con.
sequence OF the strike OF part of their
employees on Tuesday.
About iivo hundred tanners In Chicago
went on strike yesterday Tor nine hours
work aud ten hours pay.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-06-14

During the Commencement season nj
the State University tho Register took q
mean advantage OF the presence Of the
Democratic members Of the Board OF
Regents i'll Morgantown and one morn.
ing produced \ column and half Of in.
terviews with some OF them concerning
the political situation OF the State in
general and the Second district in 81, bar.
ticular. The bad taste exhibited by the
Democratic organ in turning to political
account tho occasion Of the Commence.
ment ut one OF tho States educational
Institutions, is apparent, but what can
be said Of those Regents who were in
Morgantown at the States expense on On
official business connected with a non.
partisan public institution, and permit.
ted themselves to be interviewed for a
partisan newspaper at such time?
The people Of West Virginia will not
deny any man tho right 10 express his
political views, but they are not slow to
recognize the prophecies Of certain occa.
sions, nor to withhold their criticiams
when those prophecies are violated, as
they were in this cas-. The Uniyessitv
itself is now happily free from partisan
influences, audit is to be regretted that
my OF its Regents should havc made the
occasion OF their official visit to the in.
stitution a time to vent their political