The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-11-06
VII. Del. Oct. soth 1893.



There is no great. no small In right and
wrong. Whatever is wrong II done to a
thousand men is wrong ~ done to one
and whatever 10 wrong when carried to It's
ultimate end Is no less wrong In Its In
eeption. There Is no injustice In respect.
Ing the rig hts Of q fe ". though it dispiease
the many. but to please the many at the
expense OF the few is q great injustice TO
the few; and an exhibition of tyranny to.
wards q few. rightly considered. 10 q
menace to all. 1t is better to be beaten
IN right than to succeed In wrong. Have
principles of right by which to live and
then live by them Do right though tho
heavens fall.
preston than mo" when tempted to start
in an evil course.
In our letter of last week We made men.
tlon Of some articles having been lost
near Mt. Lebanon. and although IL had
repeatedly been announced from the
pulpit they we're not recovered until the
loss appeared In our letter. They had
been found by E q. Oliver, colored. who
livos entirely out OF the neRhborhood.
and OF course he was unable to find the
search. We just want to say here that
when lost articles fall into the hands Of
honest people. as did this. email ad. In
the REruBLIoAN will bring the answer
when other means fail
John w. Day and wife OF TaileyvilIe
have been spending a few weeks with
relatives In the upper part OF Pa
Mrs. JAS Long. who has been laid up
for several weeks. is able to be about
again.
George K Woodward OF Montohanin
had a severe attack OF heart trouble OIL
Sunday. which will probably conHne him
to his home for u while.
Winfield Shaffer had tho misfortune to
mash two OF his fingers quite badly the
other day.
II tho young man who wa. disco veved
In the act Of digging for hidden treasure
the othsr day would insert an nd. In the
REPUBLICAN perhaps he would get some
valuable information CONCERNING that
which he had buried and wss afterward
unable to exhume.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Potts OF Oenteryilie
spent Sunday with L. O. WEIGH of Mont
chanin.
Don't foi get tho supper to be given by
the ladies at Mt. Lebanon on Friday aud
Saturday evenings of this week.
The Rev, MIR. Taylor and wife OF Mt
Lebanon Church were never mora surpris.
ed, they say. than on last Saturday even
ing when their parsonage home was eur
rounded by a host OF their friends and
members OF the church, who had come
not as n hostile legion. but as an embassy
hearts OF our pastor and his good wife
by substantial evidence OF esteem aud
affection.
", L. Purks made a short presentation
speech to which tho pastor responded in
fitting terms for such unexpected kind
ness at his suggestion all united iI sing
ing. Blest be the tie that binds our hearts
In Christian love.
The evening was pleasantly epent In
singing and playing games after which
all present partOok Of Refreshments for
which abundant provision had been made
By the ladies'.
Thus closed ono of those happy occa-
sions which bind pastor and hts people
more closely together in the honda of
Christian fraternity.
The Re-. gentleman will spend this
week with his parents at Dover where he
will perform tho wedding ceremony OF his
Brother Herman.
The Rev. Alfred Scott will iili his pulpit
OH sunday at Lebanon. LAQuADk.