The Daily Review.
JOSH. T. JAMES, Editor ft Prop.
WILMINGTON. If. C.
FRIDAY. APRIL 23, 1880.
EHTXBKD "AT THE ItWTOFFtCK AT
WlLMIXOTON, N. C, A SKCONTVClSS
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TIEWSAND REVIEWS.
Track-lay ing on the Texas aud Pacific
Railroad is progressing at the rate of 4,
.000 feet per daj.
Aa ayersge of about one hundred and
fifty immigrants per month, mostly from
Havana aad Nassau, have been arriving
recently in Key West, Florida.
The third -termers claim to have se
cured already 202 delegates. The Blaine
men can count up. 149, the Sherman
party are confident of g tting 100 from
the South alone, Edmunds .is known to
have secured 40, and still 6gures do no
lie.
The House has passod a bill appropriat
ing $5,000 toward equipping Captain
U vjr gate's expedition to tbePolar regions.
Ciptain Howgate has a vessel, the Gul
uare,in process of building at Alexan
dru, near Washington, for the cxpedi
tioD, and will have her ready for launch
ing by the 1st of May.
The tide of immigration to the far
West is at its height. Large numbers of
people pass through Chicago every day.
Many are from Europe, but a considerable
number come from Canada, and are in-
duccd to emigrate from there by the lib"
eral eff ra made them by the government
and the railroads.1
A new i d cm ious case of death from
p Uoni:ig has occurred iu Philadelphia., A
young woman who wore colored stocking
a id sbo a with copper nails, had her Ltil
uui ctured by o ie of thej Utter. I flam
m-tlion imiueUlitely set and iu a; few
days sh-J dieJ. Physicians do no, ki.ow
whither t attribute :h poUoid ig to tlir
stock i i g or to the nail or to blh.
New (tteel works are t) Le encted ia
Chicago at a ct, including seventy-five
aoreatf land, 4ol $2,000,000 They are
to be complete . within a year, and will
consist of four blast; furnaces, Bessemer
converting Vorks, and steel rail mills
They will employ 2.000 men, consume
250,000 tons of ore yearly, and turn, out
50,000 tons of rails.
The exploration of the Sahara Desert
with a, view to the construction of a 'ail
way across it has fairly begun. Colone
Flattery expedition left Wargla on the
4th ult., oq their southward march. In
addition to thj leader, the party com
prises nine scientitie officers and twelve
French soldiers, besides numerous camel
drivers chiefly belonging to the Chain.
batd tribe
The Lou do i Tablet writes : 4Among the
i icidentsof Wednesday's poll odo excites
our ttpecul regit t the defeat, of the. only
Uoiii&M Caih lie candidate iu England,
Lord Eduiuud Talbot (brother of the
Duke of Norfolk), at Burnley. The local
Conservatives worked well for him, but
the radical Irish element wai too strong to
be beaten Not a single Eaglisb. Catholic
M. P.! Yet there arer notwithstanding,
peopl i who persist in statlug that England
is becomjtig Rotnau Catholic !'
When it was proposed to remove the
remains of Napoleon frooi St lleleca to
Fr4uce,80me people in England.objected on
t he rou.d that the French would say that
the Enjilish were afraid of them . Who
care one twopenny damn ( favorite ex
preasiou of the Duke's when extra em
phatic) what they would say?" was Well
ington's coinraent, and, as aU the world
kuows, the remains were received in state
by the House of Orleans, ani laid be
neath the dome of the Invalides, and no
oue was the worse for it.
A Berne j mrual his watched the num
ber of casualties which happened during
1 the boring of the St Gothard tuuueh From
the beginning of irw work up to December
the number ot workmen killed was 100,
and that of the seri -ualy injured about 800.
Farther, up to the lSh of Eebruary last,
when the wall between the two tunnels
was pierced, the casualties had amounted
to 150 killed and 400 disabled. In pro
portion to the total number of workmen
employed the killed form 1 per cent., and
the Injured 2 Jper cent. A plan is on foot
to assist the disabled men and the familie
of the killed. ,
The General Staff in Berlin has been
making: a careful investigation of the
whole Mecklenburg coast to ascertain its
powers of defence in the event of a des
cent pon it by a hostile fleet. The most
exposed point they bare found to be the
broad n1 dp bay of Wisraar, which is
one of th iest harbors oq the Biltic, and
where large ships can come very nearly
up to the town. . It is expected that bat
teries, and more j especially iron-clad
towers, which cou'd be quickly armed
with very far carrying guns, will shortly
be erected on the so-called Wallfisch, a
small islaod in the bay, from 'which the
whole navigable water can easily be com
ca ended.
A DIFFERENCE OF OPINION.
The New York Sun says:
The Democracy of New York adhere to
Mr. Tilden solely and exclusively be
cause be was elected President of the
United States in 1876, and because he and
they were cheated out of that election.
And they are for his nomination now not
because they love him personally, but be
cause they believe in the right of self
government, and wish to vindicate that
right in 1880 in the most emphatic man
ner possible.
Not only the Democracy of New York,
but the Democracy, of the entire country
believe that Mr. Tilden . was elected in
187G. Tho Democracy of the country
areaur.it in. thought and sentiment re
garding the outrageous fraud by which
be was cheated out of the seat to which
he waa duly elected, aud justly entitled.
History will record the administration of
Mr. Hay es aa the triumph of the greatest
and gravest fraud ever perpetrated upon
the liberties of a people claiming to be
free. There is not a Democrat in the
United States, and especially in tho
South, who entertains a daot thit he was
electedand who -does not . feel the moat
utter and intense indignation at-tb.3 high
handed outrage by which the position to
which ho was entitled wa3 .usurped by
another. Thus far the Democracy
of the country join hands and hearts with
the Democracy of New York, but
the Democrats of that State seem to
have forgpttemor to be blindly oblivious
to the fact that they do not represent the
entire party in the country, and, conse
quently, imagine that they alone are those
who have exclusive rights to be beard in
the mattet. They Beem to think that the
injury done in seating Mr. Hayes, was
an insult to Mr. Tilden and, through
him, to thernaelves.withcut one thought as
to the rest et country'. With these ideas
iu view, if tne expressions of the Sun are
correct, they intend to wipe out the insult
of the past without consulting or heeding
the wishes f the Democracy of other
States. Iu plain language, the Demo
cratic rnachi.jo politicians of New York
are determined, if possibly, to force upon
t;.e Democracy . of the country a-candidate
who Ins a most formidable oppo
sition even in bis own State. ,!Posssibly
the delegates in CJfiventiou assembled
at Cincinnati may submit to such d!cta
lion, but we are far from believing it
either possible or probable.
The Democrats of tha'country did their
duty their whole duty -to Mr. Tilden
in 1876, aod they are not" responsible for
the outragous sequel to their efforts.
Since then the condition of the party its
prospects and the means by which, suc
cess may be the more certainly attained
have so far changed that Mr, Tilden is
not desirable to a large portion of the
people. He is, so far as being a means
of triumph 'to the 'party is concerned t te
all in'ents and purposes dead, and he
is blLd to the sjgun of the times who has
not before this boc-u made aware of -the
4
fact
Tm PRainous metals.
Both Earope' and America are now
much excited, says the Macon, (Ga.)
lelegrqph Messenger, over the cer
tainty of Vast and rarjid acquisition to
thetock of precious mttals. Gold and
silver are unquestionably in. proceps- of
gradually cheapening cheapening in
their g'euer.d reVrttioni to other values,
and their ? dative values must be con
siderably affected before long; for although
the increase is heavy in silver, it is much
heavier in uol l, ana this increase is gain
ing oh bilver every day. The discovery
of Edison i rxund to lend a new im
petus to the product of gold in America,
and is substantially equivalent to a
renewal of the supposed exhau3?e 1 oris
all oyer the world. All of them will be
worked over, probab'y with a far better
result than tha. obtained in the originai
process.
GeorgU will soon be knovn as aiecord
Ophir, and will hifgtly increase her sup
plies. The Carolinas,Ma!ne and others of
the old States,are disclosing stores otgcld,
aud it is uot to be doubted that the sharp
and eager quest, and improved mineral
ogical observations addressed to the "wcrk
of gold discovery, not only on iLis conti
nentjbtit allpver the world, will continue to
D3 attended with surprising results tn in
creasing the auriferous wealth of mankind.
The whole world is now in search of gold,
and with such success that it would seem
to be the design of 'Providence that there
should be plenty of it, and the world dis
covexvby practical experience that gold,
after all, is sot true weajifhy
The English papers are now full of
vast gold discoveries in southern India,
which is proving a second GolcOnda. The
New York Commercial Bulletin, which
furnishes an rditorial summary of thebe
statements, .v. s some of the 'nngget
stories remind one of the earlier days of
the California raining craz v In the dis
trict of Devala, for instance, we read of
'pieces of gold as large as a man's hand,
found in the Pandi river, and on the
slope of the Needle Rock range, 'nuggets
as btg as two hands could compass.' 0n
the Pandl river, r below the Perbfiola
crossing, Mayers of gold an Inch thick
have been brought to liht. . -
Senator Beck made a sudden appearance
in Kentucky 'last week, aud Watterson
charged him with having come home to set
up the pins'against Tilden, an accusa'ion
Which1 the Senator only faintly denies.
The Sin Francisco CJironiclc has as
certained tht Chinamen decline to be
come naturalised because the Chinese
Penal Code declares that all persons who
renounce their country and allegiance
shall be beheaded. The property of al'
such criminals is to be confiscated, and
their wives and children distributed aB
slaves to the great officers of state. Their
parent, grandparents, brothers, and
grandchildren, whether habitually living
with hem ' under the same roof er not,
are to be bacished to the distance cf 2.000
leagues All who coLceal or ennive at
the crime are to be strangled. These who
inform against the criminals are rewarded
with the whole of their property.
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A simple, ''pure, harmless remedy, that
cure3bvery time, and prevents disease
by keeping he bl.ootl pure, stomach regu
lar, kidneys and liver active, is the great
est blessing -.ever conferred upon man.
Hoplitters is that remedy, and i's proprie
tors are being blessed by thousauds who
have 'been saved and cored by it. Will
you try it? See another column.
'I might dynamite not,' is the col
stant; thought of the unhappy Czar. .
Sunday schoolteacher 'Annie, what
,mustjwe do to be forgiven?' Annie
We must sin.
Why wouldn't Oleomargarine do for
a girl's name ? Cincinnati En emir er.
If we! had a little girl, and had on any
but her, we would call her that.
Richmond Independent.
'Does your mother know your route?'
asked a rival when the bride and
groom started on their wedding tour.
; Tho Joseph Cook calls Niagara
4a dateless roar,' and the St Louis
Post-Dup itch adds that he might also
havfl called Courtney a dateless rower.
Wbjeu r mau'a .wife come a in and
see um razor in hand and with his
ao' uli lather, and asks him: 'Are
you paving ?' it's a provoking thing
in him to answer, 'No, I'm blacking
the stovo,' but it's human nature to so
reply, j
They ell us this is a world tf pro
gress and yet it is just as bardfor
George Frauci s Train, to put his big
toe in his mouth as it was for Mark
Antony. Boston Post. If George
Wants toe try it heel find it considera
ble of a feet.--'Yawoop Strauss.
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impomnito me Afflicted
Weiwould advise all who may need -the
advice of a physician, to either .call or
write to Dr. Robertson, 19, So. Eutaw St.,
Baltimore, Md., who from 15 year3 expe-1
rience! in Hospital and Special Tractice,
guarantees a cure iu all diseases of the
Urinary Organs and of the Nervous Sye-
tem, Organic and Seminal Weakness, Im
potency (loss of sexual power), Nervous
Debility and trembling, Palpitation of the
Heart, dimness of sight or giddiness, No,
turnal Emissions, fec., all resulting from
abuses in youth, or excesses in manhood ;
also all skin and blood diseases quickly
cured. Dr. R. is a graduate of one of the
oiaest ana best medical schools in tnis
country (University of Maryland), and re
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all cohsiiltinghim can rely upon honorable
and confidential treatment. In writir-g
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giveri to all female complaints. Good ac
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