DELAWARE JOURNAL.

WILL MILLING a,rgN;
Tut sday, january %, 1928.
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TO Correspondenis.--A Milita MANN our next.


The !. Proceedings of the Episcopal Congrega-
ton of the Borough of Wilmington. ."-together
with those of the "Temperance Society of Dover"
are unavodably deferred until next No.


We cannot publish :. Bob Bang 'ens's'' severe
structures On the conduct of certain Postmaster
in this State. We profess to have no knowledge oi
the matter, and cannot consent to make our paper
the vehicle of such information. If "a printer has
endeavored maciously to pry into anothers abors."
This is not the place to make the charge, especially
unaccompanied with a responsible name.


We tender our sincere thanks to our Advertising
friends for their increased patronage. We also ac-
knowledge obligations to that portion of the Pa
irons of the late WMcltuaan, who have added their
names to subscription list, and confidently hope
the remainder administration men) will follow their
example. The Journal, by its increased patronage,
undoubtedly has become by far the most advanta-
geous paper, for Advertising of any in the State.


We are in possession of sume facts, relating to thu
base charge made against the friends of the Admins


ration respecting commission of Col of Caviar.
being offered to Mr.. Wtbank, with'an intention t
Induce him to act with them which will sho'


that if there any thing like 'bargan and sale
in the business, the Jackson men las usual wer
: to blame, they being the chief actors.


( We also have heard of a man living in ~. Cast
+ County, who has been silly enough, to circulate
: story that he was offered Majors commission @
certain conditions. We beg that gentleman to con
out tairly-truth needs no cover.