The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-11-30

A copy Of the Delaware Weekly Rnpnb-
licnn, published in 1850 by g. w. Vernon,
on Third street between Market and King
streets, where Charles +. Dubol's hat
store is now located, was brought to our
Office this morning
Among the advertisers whose cards APP
pear in that issue arc:
l. 4. Chamberlin, leather store at
Fourth and Orange strerts, now occupied
by Blumcnthal as u warehouse,
John Il. Braly, ice cream saloon and toy
store, No POI Market street.
&. B. Guyer, groceries at Fourth aud
Walnut streets.
A. J. Grow, Justice of Peace at Sixth
and King streets.
Mark Pcdrick and Co dealers in iron ut
Third and Shipley streets.
Robert s. liicku.als undertaken at No.
$40 Shiplcy street.
X. H. Jones, leather store at No. n Mar
ket street
+. McGonagle picture frame business ut
No 2l3 Shiplcy street.
William l. Carr,dry goods and groceries,
BrnndyWine village.
There appears tA. election returns for
that year There were bu live wards in
the city, First Second, Third, Fourth and
Fifth wards.
There were tho democratic, Republican
or Peoples Union or Boil and Douglass
tickets in the field
The following editorial appeared: THE
election Lincoln carried every state we
have heard from, with the exception of
New Jersey, by overwhelming maj Irlirs.
We think Bell has carried Tennc ,sre;
Douglass, Missouri; while Brecklnridge
carries, we believe, every Other Southern
state, including Maryland, Virginia and
Kentucky The indications are such AS to
lead to this impression. It is reported
that New Jersey has given four votes for
Lincoln and three for Douglass.
In Delaware the result was a' follows:
The entire LOGofoco ticket Was clected III
Kent county. lii Sussex county the
Peoples parly shared with the Democrats
elccting half Of their ticlev. The Scna,e
stood four Peoples to five RrcrknrihgN
aud the House eleven Peoples to len
Breckenridge making tic on joint
ballot
Edward Belts George W. Chu:chman,
Abraham Chandler and Anthony NJ
Higgins were behind on the Legislative
ticket by the Bell men freely scrai ching It,
Another article in the editorial column
says; A strong anti Bayard feeling is BE-
ing developed in this Snto. The election
oil State Senator in this county ald also
tent by it. Mr. Bayarl has been so long
prominent in political affairs, managing
TO reward his friends aud punish hi
| enemies, that there are scores of men in
tho Democratic ranks ready to cooperate
to procure his overthrow. 50 jar readers
will sec that James a. had his enemies.
Another article says: The Now York
!rall has 4 strong article in favor Of the
SECESSION Of The Southern States in the
event of Mr.. LncOl.'s election. The maui
fcsto of the Herald is founded on the Cen.
sus Of Delaware. 1t seems that Delaware
contained 900 slaves in 1850 which num-
der has been reduced, during the last ten
years, to 1870: and that journal is deeply
moyed that the thought that four years Of
Republican rule viii serve to wipe out this
remnant OF the peculiar institution and
uq1sIcr 4G!aWAGe from the side Of the
| south TO tia Of tho north.
| SaC1i,lJn it maintains is their hope
Of safety III the cvcnJ Of Il Republican
| triumph
The price Of flour per barrel was, 81 to
| - -; rye -four 81; wheat, per bushcl
| #l,"U; rye, ipc, corn meal, per barrel s. u,
! per b!l,ur' 10; corn, per buahcl, Csc; YH's,
! Die, potHtucs, GJc; clover seed St, AID
tNwtHy seed 50, COWS, SO to $50; hogs II
! s. per hundred. Other Items Of news that
! make very interesting reaching matter to
| tAr readers Of tu day. The Wr.ly hepuI L.
| Lean tlrn GAINED Il Circulation vi uCuGIy
| 3ojJ copies an lasur.
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