The Daily 'Review.
JOSItl.T. JAMES, Ed. and I'rop
TF1LM Ilf GTON IV. C.
.THURSDAY, MAY 31, 1877.
A SPICY TELEGRAM.
Senator Cochran, of tlic South Carolina
legislature, telegraphed the following
to "Honest John" Patterson, so-called
Senator'frorn that State, one : dny last
week:
. '4-4it-tb-honor to withdraw my ap
plication for the position of United States
Internal ltovrue Collector. Ex-Governor
Chamberlain! recommendation should be
carried oat from the fact of his having
fully identiGed himself and his political
futon with the Bepublicau party in this
Stataby establishing an ofnee in New York.
As tltnal, carpet-bajgen to the front. I
har reason to believe ray appointment
would hart jiren satisfaction to ninety-nine
fnen, mt of every hundred in tho State
the odd man being in each instance an
ousted carpet-bagger, or a thief.
Signed i - John C. Cochrank.
THE RUSSIAN CZAK.
Th present Czar of Ilussia is a man of
large frame and apparent strength ol body
andrmnd. He was boruin April, 1818,and
is therefore but little over fifth-nine years
of age, but Nicholas, his father who was
quite a powerful man, died about the
same age born July 7, 1G, and died
March- 2K 1855, lacking a littlo more than
four months of completing his 59th year.
His death was hastened by the troubles
resulting from tho Crimean war, whereiu
-EngliridJ France and the Turks altogether
vexed his seul beyond physical endurance,
though he died in full possession of reason
and ; with' religious dignity and cotnpos-
urcf t;. .
His father, Alexauder 1 the grandfa
ther o( the present sovereign, died still
yoUDgerborn December 17th, 1777, and
expired December 1st, 1825 a little short
of i8 years olJ; and we may add the
whoIe'Komanoff line, dating from 1010,
have been short-lived.
. In yicw of these dates it will be no
wonder to the reader if the present Czar
should suddenly disappear firm the thea
tre of actiou under pressurejof the tre
mendous anxieties which must necessa
rily weigh upon the proud autocrat of tho
great ; errrpi re of the world in such a cri
sis. ' : ..
t GEN. GRANT IN ENGLAND.
Ex-Prcsidont Grant arrived a t Liv
pool in the American line bteam
er Indiaua ', on , .Monday. Mr; Ad
am liadeau. . United States, !nniil.
General al Jonuon, and the ice
Consul here (in Consul Fairchild's absence)
with, several prominent Amcrieaus, went
in a tender to meet the ship. The Mayor
of Liverpool, with a number of leading
citizei-B, received Gen. Grant at the land
ing stage on the return of the , tender
Hearty cheers followed the tender as Gen.
Grant and his family left the steamer
Many members of tho Common Counci
and a Targe crowd of citizens received the
tender With cheers.
'' I 1 a t i
The Mayor of Liverpool formally, wel
comed the cx-Prcsident, and extended to
him the hospitalities of the town. He
said:
General, 1 am glad that it has fallen to
ray. lot, a Chief Magistrate of Liverpool,
' to welcome to Eugland so distinguished
an American citizen. You, sir, stamped
your name on the world )s history by a
brilliant soldier's carctr, and still more so
as a statesman m the interests of peace
T a1 . r t ?
in luo'namo oi Liverpool l biu you a
hearty, welcome. I hope that both your
who kua yuuiacu win enjoy mis visit to
old Knglanu.
If "Old Man Grant" is to travel on his
reputation as a "brilliant soldier," pr '
statesman in the interests of peace" he
will not travel far among people of com
mon arose. 1 There is but little of tith.r
in his composition. "When General
Lee surrendered the Army of Northern-Virginia
at Appomattox he had
but 8,000 starved and ragged Confed
erates under his command, while Grant
had in h ft, immediate front GO,000 fresh,
well-fed and well-clothed iufantrv. be-
r it I ,.. .
sides ; cat airy and artillery; and yet, if
"Olo Mats Robert" had chosen to do so,
he could? have fought his way with his
ragged crew along down the Mississippi
to Texas nnd Mexico, and have come out
safely at last with Ins liandful of ragged
rcba to. spite of all that the soldiering of
Grant could have done to oppose him.
SEATS OP COTTON MAN UF AC
; Z':;'l"' .. . TURK.
Mr.,. Edward Atkinson, of, Massachu
etU,' has 'written a scries of letters fo
the Ncv fYork Herald on the relative
advantages of New England and the
South, as teats of cottou manufacture, on
ome of which vc have already comment
ed H recommends caution to the South in
experiments in this directiou, inasmuch
as "coU6n,''8pinhing, he says, requires
larger-capital , at a low rate, few opera
tives, ample banking facilities, a -rood
system of distribution, a machine shop
on ontfiiJ aud a paper mill on the other,
&c. The 5 South needs the wheelwright,
the tinman and toolmaker before it needs
(he r ol ler? rail I." ' Tn tho former octupa-
tious a small amount ol capital pays a
great amount of wages. An investment
of $lo0)00 in'cotton manufacture would
not give i employment to over 100 people,
or disburse over $C0,Q00 annually -in
wages. These are interesting considera
tions, and mark the economic value of Mr.
Atkinson's studies. II urges a more
precise system of agricultural statistics,
and thiiiks that if the Department, of
Agriculture were wisely and ably super
vised and directed as was the last census,
its value would be "almost botmdless."
lie loots to specie payments, repeal of the
navigation aw, and increased freedom of
trade to assure us a long era of prosperity.
Thc-Daitimorc $itn, by no means con
vinced with -the entire argument, retorts
that there is no reason why the South
should not acquire in time all fthe con
ditions vjhich Mr. Atkinson lays down as
necessary to success. If New England
could conquer greater and similar dis
advantages, there is no reason why the
South should not do the same. It has
the cotton at its own door, and it' has
other facilities which New England docs
not possess. The ,South should never be
content tvlth the jiroduction of cotton, but
should ucud an its energies to tne aeveiop
ment of Imanufactures as well as towards
diversifying its agricultural industry.jf.lt
will nevtr.be prosperous until it produces
and fabricates within its own limits ! tho
most of -what' it needs." ii
Very likely., says, the Augusta Clpwi
kli; with Mr. Atkinson, Ehe-wish
is fathejr to the thought. Thisrpoint
is well 'taken by one four contemporaries
who truthfully states that, the South uses
less to-day from abroad than she once did.
She raises and .manufactures more. She
sends more commodities to. other people
than ever before, exclusive of cotton, of
which we sendjjas much. The Southern
people paid tribute to ! New England
before H12 war, and, while they procured
a splendjid living, the East was laying
up the surplus and storing, away the
profits. To' a considerable extent, all
that is ended ; bu't while we may see the
future iir the good beginning we have
made, and congratulate ourselves upon
the initiative, wc should be careful to re
member that wo. have only just begun
the work. r
little as possible be squandered on favor
ites. I repeat what has been said beiore,
that Congress owesitte us, who arc
misgoverned said pillaged, and to the
country, which must in the end pay our
debts; to give, lis a'simple, economical and
pcrmanept form of government.
V; " , .f k . .n .,'Gukpgk. .
Miscellaneous. -
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LISTING OF CITY TAXES.
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OFFICE TREASURER & COLLECTOR
CITY OF WILMINGTON,
May lOtb, 177.
LL FERSONS arc hereby notified tha
the LISTING OF CITY TAXES of all Real
Estate, Personal Property, Tolls and any
other Taxable Property, required by law, is
to be given in at the City Hall, commencing
cn the 1st day of June, (proximo) and for 20
days thereafter, to s'uch persons duty appoint
ed to receiro such Tax Lists.
T. C. SERVOSS,
City Treasurer and Collector,
mal 12
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WASIIIIVGTOX LETTER;
T a & ii 1. n G x on, D. C. May 20th 1877
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UOW. There is dearth f exoitmg orvt
1 cmviLHiuiug 'news, aua tnoso telegraph
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tie. A case 111 point is the 'now party"
meeting pf one hundred and fifty Republi
can opposcrs of th Administration, re
ported as haying been held last week.
There is toothing of it. "Washington Re
publicans, even the office-holders, are op
posed to the Administration and only
wait fur !a leader, but they have shown no
disposition to organize. TI10 meeti'ng
was a very small one, made up of men of no
coisequenco, and had not the sanction of
a politician of any consequence.
The dijsaflected Republicans had hoped
that Blaine would point' ont ome meth
od by which, a formal and effective pro
test could bo made against- the policy of
Hayes. But Blaine goes to tho President
and to members of the Cabinet Tor offices
and gives no sign to those who wait for
him. J
Morton has spoken, but no definite
plan of opposition is suggested by him.
Conkling, remains silent, but even if he
sbkc tfie same significance would ' not
be attachjed to his suggestions as would
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pr Morton.
w nenever the removals from and an
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micrnai anairs ol the State is in the high
est decree dangerous to the government.
viencrat untier lias bought a large tract
ot land in Colorado, aud will, it is - said,
m:iuc wnue ana black men upon it iudis
criruinatdr. There is -something nrar'tiral
about this, aud the experience of the col
ony will- be looked fur vH. in.r,.
showiug hi some degree the capacities of
1 oc two races. l do not recall any case
in this country in which the Jlack has
had as gjod a chauce to show what n-u
in him a jio will have in Butler's colony.
All bills aud fractional currenev have
bacn almpst entirely driven out of circula
tion here by silver. Old silver is comin
out of its aiding placet, A thousand dollars
in old fashioned three cent piflcca were re
ceived at the Postofiice Department the !
other tlajirom Postmasters id Maryland.
In letting ont contracts for improvins
our streets a few days since, the balk of
inem went to men who did much of the
work under the hte JJoard of Public
orks. This has raised a tm nrst airni"
the unsuccessful bidders, nd Mine ; of tha
papers ace freely charged trith' fraud.
The actual debt of this District u &1xmt
One-fifth of its valuatin-larntinrin whrre
else approached so far as I know am
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the Port from whence 4hej sailed.
Vessels not included in the abus e chu-ses
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daring the coming ho t season, under the pen-
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i
the same. !
.... W. G. CURTIS,
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mT,MORFl&CO..Atlonie
- 3 i successors n .
watch makers and jewellers. 629 F Street, VTssiH
Xo. 37 Market street, I American nd ;Jg K,jf
I Patents prenmred to ill WS.pr
and conductlne
Siren to Intcrfr L5cSdS?
Office, Extewloni SfSS1'
All of wh.Vh will k .y '. r . r constantly on hand for sa e at a x-nrv kiiW perKunms';-"ir ria3. : t
............ rtt jciccs never advance on Vntf Vi-' 1 fob Ti vrF" "r -J
before equaled in this citv. mav 2S ?5 ?rk cos . rtkWT
Claims prowcuted 1 jgES
United iyS&t
missioners ttyjak , I
Commission, and u.
fore tne ExecntiTi I ;
i
iLstablished
V I FULL AND SELKCTED STOCK G fIJiEr?E J1?XE''S WORTH
:1 consisiios in part of Ci Th' JJAVcr7 article purcbasod of them.
Confcetioner.es,. -.papers, Books, Period ietSlS" ln. V3.
mav 28
Addre&a,
Call !
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Keystone Printing In1! Co
MAXUfACTUKbRS-OF
NTING: INKS.
ISOOK AN'U XEWS CLACK A
peoijaltir.
3.7 ESorth Piftb Street,
naaeiDhia, Pa.
Agents for the Diamond Spectacles.
Our country friends are inritcd to call and
- ' dec 13
C. H. SCHUXKEH
1 III? I V I .1 .
1 KZ, ,: AUij, a superior
dicnts and under the nerl ?J?rr5
JAS. T. PETTEWAYj
MEflCHApiSI, COHMISSIOfl
Brokerage IHouse.
ifeEIVEi RE,GULAULY and haV,
exhibition, sainnles of f!r,m.o .
i - J ora ". Orders and
moments solicited.
i r-- .""i""-'"! ei uiacK. On
mcnurelr freo fmm :' "'''u6i
c. AlnPr1XJ ?? 30 t0 S Ptr cent-low:
UniSsSef r lDtS ""turcd in the
...It""',"1. sample kc- m conrinro
wajr. or 1
mone from tne (
no Knowledge. nurt s&-
state amount of TfrjLl, i;jetO
closestamp.andafoUreply
.wul be siTen yoa le.
ECEIVE. REGULAULY and havoJ " TV.
thellcaslv So ton Tin"""1'1' UUX1U CT. flf'
. , . 1 1 WMVfc
i con-
slightly, can SStfi MjSiJ
tag pensions are SaUfcS
twnpand infornmttoa .r
I'nuicr mat no ii.-.. hnn :..
what he should 7ur Ub InkTr 7 dUT
. ul Mia in&S 111 timr nct
i m up in Kers and . .. .
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GIBBSA LKimrrtVS WILCOX, j Contested TJSSS
and the Beav? T;i rSu4
l'ETTEWAY & SCUULKEN. 1 ""K&i'
pftbs)
gbOS3
nd Warrants
suedi
dec 13
r , . . ?.-vauiuii2aea DaDer m i " rrmir, Kma vj rxt
?fcJnmforadrertisin!rlt
W-ar ejected Ftn iffi
QS SECOXi STREET, near the Post
Office, where yon will find eTervthino- In the
STATIONERY LINE as cheap as itcau be
j It's all so,c'land see if it is nct,i? .
j At
l april 13 ir-'- - "jfear the Pot Office.
rp llE DAILY EEVIKTT it famished ti
a City Subscribi?rr at ijO cenu a moot h
dt.r U -'m iunotreet,
r - . jJhiladel Dhia, P a .
j "DON'T FORGE f"
J- J. SHEPARD
.1 . .. -
V.w'UT Etean"" the Watered rire7 I JfiSpa
: liberal term3 will be made with ih AA SSST?
OX
"can be found
,rlB P ?cond and Thlr -
FRAXTHAM A H a v
I TA:L- in. -
ua iToprietors.
Ready and willin
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advertise iii5EH: rt,
A DVERTTSE
x IN TnE
f T f I
i
DAILY REVIEU-;
Send Stamo for Cuxa-
Ivaai Highest Testl
raosy. ; Agfa Wanted.
a U lllnnnun a m
7r,h -JhVW YnLrCT nd School Forninjrt.
C 19 ft 21 Jwajr, Now York Cit, o
"uxn. Address : , I As wecixaivMfij
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: TtiiV oleasnre in
id Patent si!,U7i1 .. ,
Co", of this city. rt0
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