THE WILMYNCsTCNTAM


AND
DELAWARE REGISTER.
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DELAWARE REGISTER.


Thursday, June 80, 1925.


We have the pleasure of informing our


readers, that by information obtained from


the Editor of the "Batimorean," we are en-


abled to state that the report of the death OF


Mr.. Morrison Of Bcll-Air Md, isincorrect.


This gentleman is far on the recovery, and
it is hoped that few days more will restore


him to health and his business.


| UnfouRnote .Accj!cat--Ycstertlay after


noon as ID. Payntcr, Esq, Clerk of the


Court Of c. Pleas Of N. Castle Co, accom-


panied by daughter Of Gov. Hall, OF Sus-


sex County, dec. were passing through cur


borough in his gig, his horse, from some


cause, suddenly took fright and ran off


when turning short the corner of Third and


King streets, the gig was overturned and


dashed to pieces, and its contents thrown


into the middle of the street. Mr.. ?. and


the lady were taken up and conveyed, al
most in state of nsensibility from the
shock, into Gen. J. Wolfc's Hotel, where,
: through the kind attention OF Mrs. Wolfe,
, together with prompt medical assistance,
t we are pleased to say they have so far re-
Q covered as to be enabled to proceed home
:, ward. MIR. Paynter, We understand, has
? received severe confusion on his forehead,
: but Miss H., We are happy to state, es-
n capped with but slight bodily injury.


: BY pcrusal Of the following paragraph,
a which we copy from tic Baltimore Ameri-
i can Of yesterday, the reader will perceive
r that the Legislature Of the State Of Geor-
il gia, have adjourned without taking up the
Y report of the committee appointed upol


that part Of the governors message whicl
relates TO the improper interference OF tht
:. United States Government, with their do
- mestc affairs. This is as it should be-
Il is a cool and deliberate act Of that angus
$, body, and ono which will reflect the hlghes
! credit upon it's members If the Stte o
Is Georgia has not had Justice 1t the hands
le the General Government, il will be extend
OF ed to it, and the idea is propo3terons tina
!, - supposcs that it can deal with partiaiity
lg The legislature OF Georgia have adjourn
rs ed without paying to the chairman OF IN
op committe who made the clustering repor
lis already published the compliment OF calling
n it up. We are disposed to look upon thi
X dignihed distlain and contempt OF produc
n !; rh;Il,cI tbp cOllp1,. cnllrnteDc
n, good sense Of the people of GeorSia-tha
IS, thev regarded il as the effusion of few dc
op signing and clamorous men, who have crcl
re into public office BY abusing the confldenc


of their fellow citizens. We hope that attic
af such demonstration of the feelings OF I'll
re, Georgians, we shall hear of no comments b
as which the restless agitators VINO could Sc
C. their names to such report might be fur
he nished with pretext to shield themselvc


from the scorn of their constituents. II


unmanly to triumph in such case--it Is
~ victory obtained over ourselves, ana ever
i. laurel gained in such controversy disgrae


~ es the wearcr Representatives there WI
~ bc in all Governments who bring dlsgrac
W. W upon their constituents, and let 1t be the Du
'''' siness of those constituents to purity thel
,,,e, own legislature 1t their own business
iiy their own dutv-and all foreign intcr!erenc
-, =, is worse than idle, and productive only
-. !. mischief. The United States will lste
,' - with the utmost respectful attention TO ey
,e. e. cry compliant and remonstrance on the pa
=. ~ of Georgia, unaccompanied by menance; an
~ - if they are not granted to the full extent
~ ~, its wishes, it is because this cannot be don
,,s ',ls without doing st!l greater injury. Geo'
an ,,N gia has to submit to no law but what Is
y - qualy obligatory on all the other states,
~ ~ we'll the powerful as the weak--in that b.
'.e me div where state dignity resides, she is equal
- represented with the most formidable men
y. ~ Der of the American contederacy. y
~ ~ should be proud Of her high and mperl
~, ~ dgntv--proud that even Delaware IN tn
up point of view stands on the same iootir
=. with New York or NirGinia-in the 'ena
~ all the members of the American conteder
,th cy are equal.


md To the EtIitors orthe Wi!mingtonian
ely


ost Conference.-The forty-ninth annivers
ms ~ OF our independence is at hand, and r