{"newspaper_name": "The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register.", "edition": "01", "page": "p3", "byline": ""}
tie surprised that they should withdraw
from the public to participate
in the cnjoyments of that day. This is not
republican-lke. Lords, Dukes, and Princes
celebrate the birthday of their monarchs iii
private gatherings, draw off and shut their
doors against what they call Plebeans, con-
sidering them unworthy to set at the same
board, and partake OF the product OF the
same soil with them. This custom has
been long in practice in Europe, where let
amongst as who are so fond Of court etiquette
as to initiate these sycophants OF monarchs,


and parasites Of kings. Let those who Can


afford it, and are at all disposed, have a


general entertainment; let there be one ta-


BILE, and let US assemble around 1t as tho


citizens of one State, and one great conted-


cracy, shadedby the expanded folds OF the


national standard on Which is inscribed LIB


ERTY and EQUALITY.


Let the would-be demigoa, the purse


proud merchant and fawning professor, ior


one day and one day only, close his eyes up


on his imaginary eminencc, and with un-


bent brows come forth with honest hands


ready to grasp in good fellowship those OF
his fellow countrymen indiscriminately; let
us meet on the scale of equality and let our
! actions bespeak that we are men and Amer
] leans.


At the request Of many, propose to tho
. citizens Of Iriimington and its uieinHy, and
/, all others who choose to attend, to meet at
, the house of Gen. JAS Wolfe, this evening
], Crhursday,) at o'clock, for the purpose o
: making arrangements for public entertain
: mcnt to be partakcn of, on Monday the 4t'
S day of July, in honor of that day.
AMERICUS.
: The nett profit arising to the State of Nev


Hampshire, from the State Prison, from jun


1924, to June 1925, was s5,S40,57.
Avoung man had his leg broken at Bangor
= Nc a few days sincc by an elephant---llc wen
/ to see "Caravan of Animals" and began t
'e sport freely with the Elephant, which caug'
). him by the arm with his trunk, anil drew hin W


on his tusls, and then by striking him o
ie the ground, broke both the bones Of ono Of hi
II legs.


Il As George III king OF Great Britain, wa
: walking on the quarter deck of one OF hi
: men of war. with his hat on, a sailor aske
O. his mcssmatc "who that fellow was who di
1t not douse his peak to the admirat?" VIII
st it's the king, said Jack. "Wcli, king or n
- king" rctarts the other, che is an unma'
- nrrly dog'" ''Lord, where should he lear
ot manners" replied Jack, "hc was never 0.
Of ofdgM Jiand IN his Afr!"