TME COMMONWEALTH.
* == .'
THF
.
!
i
bona ltd.- {
d tbs pro- j
j
r ,
sr legislation »Muuld ku unacted '
hy CoMresstopmiect ibr institiiilous of tlu; country J
a" >, nto P |ie* ^•eiwdsar'tli«'snT-s'itr th* puhti,• lands,
. slw.iiW h.; divined
, on «quits
j
I
Wlt.HHVOrON. CELAWARF.
mm M.BâRH.
■ ATVRlliT, Al tiFST
Editor
1
;
j
'GOD AND TH i PEOPLE.'
1
roi
F. UNITKI) STATES
X tiCO.
JOHN J. CRITTENDEN ) j
I
to Üte action of llte People's N .tic
Convention.
fhzhjei;
at
fSWÜSs PLATFORM
I'KOl'LF.'r* PARTY."
Ï. Th* expenses of the llrnernl Uiwernmenl
eriminstimi sIiimiM he maile for tlir |Mr|>..»e«if a >tfi>r<Uuf |
h»*eit *«» ftlfcit Tiixsiltin.
3 In the fowuatlna. by the people of a.'IV
posetl sew Htste nhnotd uot be Milmitteit into thr
I «id.-racy, unless I'onfress fojfcinv tnwd tlist her cunsti
jndfaiem. th« bist evideitc. of «hilt »
'.X
I
ifflf.
4. Hsrlaiiaine all hostility
daclar* that
Well
i\ OTIC) 10
A SPECIAL MIET 1 NOUP TUB CENTRAL
S3 iîS"SÏ ÏSSi !
, I
AT
Angmt 7th, b II - I 1
d tîonrr, n »tjatunlay. heptember It, und there
of Mild election *0 b,- wade I« the Clint
Çt'tfy ib' P CouMy uouiiiiiition»j, to be'held at the City j
1
Wilmiaqioii ;
«is, iu Delaware City,
___ In«* ill« neat me« ling of the CentraH'oiiioimeo.
I
»I „ I
A Mess Meeting of the i'eopT-'s rnstyorlwus
1
Hs^rrd» «F.« PÄ! Ill mÄÄ 8 t.M '"
*a flivor oft he right* of the masses, mo cordially In
»
5ÄÄtÄ7' , *'KSTss?Är ,,M " «
■ MONEy. ;
!
*1 •"
IO. C
c ...... .Ft LARK.
MgWl
Csutrsk CMSBttltSt
meeting of tl»e ('entrai Committee of
City, on
Tho
Ibis County, wilt be kehl
Thursday, IBUv inst-, which time has been fixed
for a mass meeting of Ihe l'coplo'a Party of Red
I.ion llumlwd. at that place.
!>, I
Couvent ion
'Rhe State Convention of the Peoples' Party, to
nonunstc candidates for the office ■ f Governor
and Representative
Win 1 » Ill-Ill „1
I
!»u 2nd day -of September |
fneasiMV,
By order of the Exec
the State of DcUwmra.
km; Davis, Hon.(T S. Layton
. 3' ! N J
in-- -
re II.
ITEE.
■»f. Clark,
1 . Com
. c. rl
mjsmin
VKxnon.—The
•hm i»csui.o»™ nl ^r
nominate asndidutcs for tin
tnd Representative toC
»n Thur*d
P» Party,
ongress, be held
"J. the 2d of pit ml i r, ip
-'* "PPCobulion of the members
V ..
»hat day will
Jd
C. Cl-AHK,
It. «f N. C. Co.
Central Co
It. «f N. C. Co.
Central Co
To Coaataroxin«vrs,—One ot the rules
follows, vizi—Nu
publish any
communication, tilth ss aeronijtini'-d by the real
rr«nic and odHrc*. of the writer. This rule
«mimet dapnrt from, nnd therefore several commu
nications remain unnoticed, because
ur the writers.
do
Saroknt's School Monthly. —TnU
interesting
little Mtgazinc fi.r August has come I«' hand re
l-lète w ith lively and intrresting reading matter
tor Roy* and girl*. It is finely illustrated-nnd is
«wry attractive. Tt ft. ptfbfcdicil at V.\ Winter Si.
by EppM Sargent at the low price nl gtl. |»cr year.
larnbatloii.
The great, li.irmoiiious, unteirifiul BucliAnun
Party of this city, ha vu fi.und a Mare's nest,
having secured the egg therefrom,
wpou it; expecting to hatch a
setting
»tilling that shall
*• op|MK.ition*' " a* high a* a kite."—
kern 170 s upon then», and sharp
jeeive the first eark-c.u-klc, or bray, (for
) of that w hich «liai*
cl incubatiou. The
There
lie ha lelted fr<
this
lend« rs of the iturliAnauireg,
the expression
nf Major lligslock, " ore sly, sir, devclish sly
wide awake, *ir{ wide uwakc und starr irg, sir,',
Chin nation. In ftict'
slyne*» is a distinguishing characteristic of th.'
Buchanan breed, and tlu-y ende
selves of Ibis characteristic, a*
avail them.
in them lies
ny and cvcry occasion. T.ip leaders pretend
in innocent ignorance of " who's who," nnd
"what's what," as though icc cream W'ould'nt
melt in Uicir mmilli*. They
innocent, so
lamb-like, and all oth
" ii ki «I —
-Ob ! ye who
Ko pious and so holy,
YouVo naught lo do, but mark nnd tell,
Your
good yourselves !
I
t
ghbors' faults und follies.
n«*.
' ày>\ i
is perfectly eirluons and proper.
It will lie rctnoinbcred by our ri»d
General Scott
a candidate fur the Presidency
of t'.e Republie, Ills opponents, who are now the-e
Buch maint«-*, attacked him with the
bittar raslevcibmcr, fi»r Being a Romun Catholic,
and adJitci d
evidence the fact that lie had a
child in the nunnery, to j
thruugliout the Union tor this great crime, and op
po*ett him with ull their might.
When the American Parly did the
it, denounced him
thing
say, opposed foreign Catholics, th
wheeled «bout in tlieir tracks, and let
htosc the
•dogs of psrty upon them for so
«thing, and (•sured
devoted hoadk When Gene ral Stott spoke of the
" rich Irish brogue" and the » litA-set German uc
cent," tlic sc
»cries of mo-t bitter -and malig
upon bim, and charged him with endeavoring to
gvnder to tha naturalized citizens, for the purpose
of obtaining their votes,
when I he American Party adopted a Platform
4»HiAg the opposite tuck, they
taking that course, with
K-.ott was for taking Ihe other. 8o that no course
take will give satisfaction
vials ef wrath upon thei
Buchan mite* opened their bat*
villifiea lions
Uic other hand.
!« ,i for
the novel
,rt. «ay—.t will b. dm, Tjie »„» „ ,h,l
t ,
.l*Km.y»e,th.»ft„Il„k.n.„i|e.e.pm
to bring forth, will turn ou* te be a cripple. It i.
MM« »wem low tl,.w» .ttor.rt .ccrrtl.n, 1
a Duchanin candidate for Mayor, but pub
1 , , ... ... V
Lely te pretend that the party w.H make no noml
i
ciih. j
virulence as
man. ox party
to these Bud tanin gentb
1MK enouglt —fet us to our story,
«
nation, but cast tlieir vote*
i<tdc«endent candidate. Wr would p it
4-tL« 0>t tlioir gu ird in rc
ii-fl'-K
o
:ic, to lliii matter.
I'roplt*« Port* - «
Major l'ilcaim, an officer In tlio British !
thr service of the Biiti
-
and drawing hi* pi*t»l* llom thc|f holster*
•d in nil the haughty insolence of a British >
. . . I
y°" rc *' ,row j
;" they bemg I
of free and independent i
U-y the command, but stood |n !
.' -, , ,, „ ' j .
•* ' u l , "n 11 •i.Mi a .exing n. :
Exasperated at their obstinate manner Pitcairn .
discharged his pistols in their foe.s, and wheeling
his war-horse toward hi* troops ordered them |
. - ii . .i I -pi . ,,p. •• h i;
o ire up. ii h ri es. >ie i >i. o 10 "
charge was t. leave two of tile Cotitimnitals welt- ;
! crin g in their blond,and severely woimeing several I.
i others. The men t.f Massachusetts did not iin- !
{ . , . ,, . . |
j mediate!} return the hre, but bung a.iduu.ilmcd |
j they look to the trees and lences, and on the re- -
treut of the Britons hurrussed them on the Way to !
ding great numbers. j
Lexington Hew
, ... ,-i I c I ;
' 1 0 Wl ' ' ,n n,c0 oatne pouring in mm a 1
J quarters efiering their ui«l aguinsl the minions of.
Briti#h power. j
who at that d ty e-ould cstiinnte or foretell the
j
j stupendous results to flow from that blood shed at I
I Lexington? Where w«e the fker or prophut who |
1 heading a battalion uf Itrilifli troops
; umrable Htofning in the liLtury of this great
j try, « n a fiery charger rode up to tho American* j
1 iissrnibled at lic.xington, in the colony of M
j master, •*» brow down y
I down your
and di-q
free and'indopeudi lit
refused
|
Il.iston, killi.tg and
I The news oftlie bluod sited
at that day could fling aside the veil that hid j
! rmullly ... J idl the II.vvee 1 » come lo j
, I ' j
;
who in the • 8
where .he rhe
heaps of si.in l.y thickest a(Wr tho combat, there
to be found in my a bine uniform of the
Dc,JWnrt ' LilU ' ,,|, ' ,llmd ; ,,,d tj'rntmdbloody, eon- w
'" ,u,,n * ,ho on ' y w,,ld,n * ,hcct n " d «'••"''d of
her chivalrous sons,as they hud sunk to rest, and j
» lt«r til-e-.mrulfcvenhoy.lepl well, .oourned hy I' 1
« *»««d«»»"j-. »» d - .. . « «■»* w j
; the Amcrie»,. Brad und cm,dried hy IheAo.er.c»,, I
I
site was among the first to adopt the ,
", ,,„J llic first ,« .ign 1
1
is s.te the tvrst lo sir» o a ,
blew Per . KK md regeneralivn ot Americ.n.from
byt.iauguraling Ihn "People'« l'arty," und rescu- ;
it.g llte eounlry from lire De.pntUm ol Boebunon.
qvu ^ «Ma w
Adininistratioti is fa.l converting this country in
elective monarchy. The policy ia to cen
lire the power and make Washiitglon City Ihe !
Perl, of lire Kepoblic. Pre.idem Doet.m.n .Ul. !
. .... .... . -
his minions around hint sitting in secret emifravc
"1 »'« «.piul, wild, forll. llll lr .leere,» lo.ill p .ru !
of the country and the behests offlurty aro obeyed !
bv _ .iinm und vom ...... wir» '
by un.c , pimp. undTumpy ... «to .rt
rewarded by ll.c .p.,,1. of pafly. 0» Prod.»,
I,a. .1 oopcd to mierferc in tbo m.»t ummportunl
municipal election and dictate to towns and
a mong tl
IJtlawareV
gglc fought aud hied nnd conquered In-1
dcpemleiicc for
Hull's Chickens" wetetamung the bravest of the
thickest nnd
after
011
, I
ir posterity- The old "Blue
brave, and w he revel* danger
wherever death rrotwf in bt
In the hegiiming ofthat longHtrugglc for Free
dom, Delaware, small is statue, hut mighty in
>ng the first to approve the Dcclara
lion of American Independence,tha
mortal deed, and she
the first fo sign and *cal
und adopt the £roat Constitution of this Glorious
Republic, t
permit it to be trampled underfoot
honored.
site will be
Duluwur
D»la»ti„„-o|-l„ 0 ,|»„rtG
I the Constitution, so i
|
lit ofj
the Monsreltieal Gove
they slnll have to rule
over then».. The po*t office has become n
plete und thorough systciWnf Espionage, extend
r. No
ip
is sentimem* if in
Ute Administration. IT he do, lie
ill» J'*«» bead, in a political p. in'
iow, and he is iguomiuiottsly expelled from the
speak a sentiment i
position to the Administration. If he d
»liege
oppONition
|»ays the fortei
a Freeman
parly. No tnun d
hr
fill -•
Tlic People's Party has iniugurated n
order of thing*. It is intended lo carry out lo the
fullest extent politicn! liberty. Wo have thrown
ur to the breeze and inscribed upon it*
principles und
folds
sentiments. Wc
t rcspoutible for that which other p
lies have
past Wc
professions until wc prove recreant thereto. Our
Principle*
hetak en hy
Ibc world for nil
■ccttd and to *ifi for I ho 111 selves. They
! flratic to the
j .Sovereignty, tho Right of the M ijority
. The
feature is Popular
Tmk Ladv's Book—G odi y'a Lady's Book for
September
and instruetiva readinj mutter, It
it is ever a welcome visiter nnd
mend it lo the uttcntimi of our readers
the Ne Vlue Ultra of magazines. It
two ft mid red p-iges of matter, all
i oii*n and splendid engraving*. Il is publisher!
at323 Cltesnul street, Philadelphia,
price of Çtft per ann
uul replete with most entertaining
*""!
, !
1
PkttjiroV* Nitiunul Mig.txinu Ibr the Lidic
lor flic month ofSeptcmlHT has arrived
glad to ree it. It it*
I
,
of the best Magazines
ut always rich, racy and interesting, nnd well
handsomely illustrated
i
calculated to afford satisfaction
Tlic present number
nml contain*
' pi* les. Il is published hy ('. J. l'u t
the l.i «-ie*.—
far Tlio Comnouwnhl,.
Mu. Editor :—Iu lapking over the
Smyrna Til/us, of , l Ui»a an
tmrote Stgrrctt • a 1'rlei.vi " I tUDD'Xe to I
Mr Nou-n.mh In u-lirai. T t
inn ! f \ Î • 0b ^ C ' 1
?? n ®I*hlt'Ver f but It should bo 111 justier, a I
II tend to ull whom it nullit coiioor».— |
Judging from the tenure of tlio article it
self, it cannot effect the uiind of an intcl
lig.,,1 co»iuiunity muob, either in favor of
nenhist th«> other Mr 11 »II i B
mnltiiu.;« i . |, . * 8 I
mofhjjsive g,> 0 'l m iyhl>or-*a iemperatc, :
moral and rellgiout mail, and onc who dou8 I
not oui y inerrit, Lut com mauds the respect '
of .11 wl,o really know bm. Th, „rUclo
shminrli frith »nni„in«l, .,4 •. e i
boutida With cont «tncly, ard re therefore ;
unworthy the notice of a Christian person,
lurtbcr than Justice demands to tho.se who
arc unacquainted with Mr. Hull. It j a
enough to see that the whole article abounds '
wifh vituperation and abuso, ( I might have '
r_t_.|,__j \ ti . ' p ®
aid falsehood.) He speaks of godliness
d ungodliness, but there is certainly no
leai-8 of the writer, or he, for whom he
writes, Leing hung for over much godli- I
Let iustico be done to nil nartica
J 'I kill'll* ,
J HU 1II.
DftTINO Peaches \\ ITIIoOT Peemng.
—A cwrrespondent of the liOuisvillc .Tour
nal communicates a
:ral fine engravings und Fu*iiiun
No.
I 3lKi Clionut si. I'liiladelpbi
the low price ol
tl..
plan of drying j
ptxc-hcs, which may be of servfce fo our 1
readers. Th« fur» i„ rcm.vod hy i m .
_ • • « « -i- , 3 .
mersing in Jye, made by boiling wood
»«hes in water, to a tulnrnlde stren"tli.
Tl,e b« ftboaM he warm, hut not .0 as to '
oook the nc.chos which tire rtlhhed in It
„Äf, .S -ÏS .îuL .|Ï!« ti
' " p > n ° ^ t ® rn wnsfiedI in ole«r cold
V!' rtWlld , *"'!
,|»sv can then Vo r.tt' s rA 'ItT
can thcn OC cut and drmd in the of
usual manner. They thus lose nothing
of their sweetness by peeling, and
to bo of the best qmlily fur nil
purposes.
in .
mg
of
!
Rl^u.ir render* « ill cnnf.-r o.. u. . ,«vor l,y inform
ns 'if h nv ani.i.-m Iirinciileiii which nmy lin|<|mn.
..raiiy iMiprovrm.-ni- or new ruterpri.rr whirl, may be
cnmm.ilir'd or talked nfiu their rr.prcllve localities.
i'ii.m'nutox.—O n Inst Friday week, when the
Great News arrived of the successful laying of the
> Atlantic Telegraph Cable, our citizen, expressed
I tliclr Jnyful satisfaction; and the subject was the
j all absorbing theme of the day. The city udtllor
I Ries not being about fora dmnonatrulion in honor
i of the event, some two or three of our private clli
! * C| »» Iwid hold ot the opportunity, and went Vigor
ously to work to get up a huzza for the occasioni
: By (he evening everything was arranged, and the
. Amphiou Cornet Hand, led by Prof. Boggs, parud
cd our streets, and brought an immense concourse
| °f people to a stand still in front of the Fouith
Street Market House. Tho band look their stand
on the vara nda in front of the Library building,
; which had Ikcii beautifully illuminated for the
I. ccasiun. The "Stars and Stripes" waved mnjes
! tically over the portico, under which was suspend- I
| cd u large transparency, bearing the following
| |k . vices , « Triuill|tll of Science," * T hc Atlantic
- Telegraph Cubic successfully laid." Everything I
! being in readiness the exercises commenced, and i
j the joy of the multitude showed itself In the pro- j
Imigcd hurrahs that went forth into the surround- ,
; mg element. Tho band played during tho even
1 ; n y our soul-stirring national airs; and magnificent
fi rc works filled the intervals. The people In their
j excitement of the occasion bist all knowledge of
l * ,c law in regard to fire works; and one continued -
j huzza, loud and mighty, went up as each rocket,
I or runja|| cunt i| tt W ent off. In the midst of the
| whole a most beautiful bulloon was let off, and
ÿonil lïtnltfrs.
j
Tn
Ati^ntic l'
.r.—G iikat Dkmomsth
j majestically wended its wuy to the far off North
j ««•*- AII»*«tl»rll,«wl,ol..ir.lrw.. ouoolUj,
j Imest ever gotten up in this city« nnd tho people
; were delighted with the suddenes* of the demon
• 8 trution und the complete manner in which It wits
8 complete manner
. At 10 1-i o'clock, Mr. T. Roberts j tho
d i and proposed j
Atlantic TclegrupJt Cable," j
llitee cheer. Tor Cyru. W. - Field, und lliree fur !
rhe N. guru, which .vu» ».ponded lo wilh Vo..- |
sppl.iuse, I he band then catno down and ,
r.îiUnM^nd'tlio'town wns chhv.mcd "**
w ith the occasion until a lute hour of night.— |
Wilmington now sfonds e«,„ally ^rvcing^ tv.tl, , fj
her sister cities lit celebrating the (<tcat been ol | w
I' 1 '« ".i"" 1 »'""'Much credit l.due Wr.j
ÂÎ «
,„J VV.hninglon w ill not .non fo,gel Ure Demon. ,
erenug ef Ihe Oil, oMugo.l 18t)8. |
GKoar.Krowji Jaii-—W o visited the old j til
which is a pi.tiit brick structure ot unpretending
raruncc and of not very massive or ponderous ■
projKirtioiiH. Poor oidCupluin Windsor who has
piled from time lo litno for eight years i* !
still u prisoner. We conversed with him and lie
informed us that lie was quite tired of hi* present
quarters. Me is n carpenter by trade nnd he told
us, lie had built two cupboards, three wlieell ar
clu'st finished, and another begun,
I had censed to make any more articles because lie
, could not sell those lie hud on hand. He nppeored
1 1 ""« d «F^* < > "I " 1 »W»»»lV ««» l "S> '
1 Ids mtcUeet. CVement flurly, condemned and
, H0ntl ., l0e( ] j 0 death lot murder, but respited by the
li.rvcrno, fur 13 ,oi.r, oreople. lt,c »m. «|»rl !
pr.pt. tv i„.|»or. In .pp»nrn be
; u,,tS maKiins lln>uglt tc n\j% t e
^ "» ' ' "J, 1 " 1 el'cm.d I'
extent had been made for the purpose, when the rc ,
happily for him an iwq] tu Unie to J 11 " 1
! ,[" ni an K"om intous « eat t upon te se., o • I
! ! fiST" Jl ,"b"l! »"Ï, "wü!'m4
otimrnl lor H.e, ns in .til probat titty it •**••••«
m»r lne the term'or which he is respited. "I
! Ii.tl «orne Hnlr eon.. rmUoi. W illi bill., but II« up- j
! P c '| rs ,en 'K |U ''• HU '• !
' »*»«*••«»"►> rolormulron from Imn. II«, l.vr.
I
*,,, Wlll.J, , 1,0 waHsof « |»Hon, .„ed fro,» .
viokul und »»-fut deoil, hy the baml of Merry,
and a tern t . t;x imp to I ose w to permit K"' , M
dmgr, i us p:.ssioitH to had them or. to deeds o«
bliMKl and dvulhr.
aN t;iv Mottvk Powru—Xmaa P. Fdirktmb, Esq., ^
old resident and one ol ytÿ moat met ante ■
carried
011 the part of tho committee,
announced the exercises el
three cheers for
rtl'rtlioll "1
1
■'' t d sB'n'MÜùc of 1
lo unknown to the scientific world. It requires
neither Fire or Sloum— il I. ,„,t elecl,icily, g.l
Viinisnt or ntmuspheric pressure, and does not «le
pend upon the l .ws of gravity. It ia applicable
to Steainlm-jts, Siram-e.r*, Factories und Mill*,
und is capable of being nude practically uvailnblc
10 propel Ihe largr.l rte.mrt.lp or U,o .mull«.,
mantle clock. Mr. Fairl.mb has constructed a
working model which answers the end for which
m « ongnged in pre
fur the cxcmnlifie-iiiiin
' a Z
M exhibit the thins- to
i - ■*
■'' t
designed,, and lie
of his machine. Ilu ul^s of applying Ii
voat so that he may bo able
the public without the tUk
tiun pirated. Mr. Fairlumb is nn experienced and
scientific Civil Engineer nnd wo may expect to ecc
hi* „Machine ut work ere long.
paring d
Fl'RNITl RK. AND Bl.INDS.-Me
Ilarnwu have finished their
King street. It t
. J. A J. N.
Building No. —..
free building, four stories high
well calculate«! for their hu*iiie>H. Tlic first
ire. about 70 fool lung
and second story
25 feci wide. The
of their Cubiuul Ware
«Hs,d.y
Blinds. Ti
varnishing room*
s*ory conl-titis tlic workshop
—llte fourth story contains their Blind Factory.
They have on hand a large stock of new nnd ele
gant Furniture nnd every style ol Window Blinds,
and are prepared to furnish to order every dLscrip
nf either or both, from llte commonest qttuli
ices that cannot
ivc satisfaction. Tue citizen* of Wil
mington and the public generally should call
; for tlw rase Its* ns they do not charge anything
for looking over their stock, flee their card in
unothcr column.
<y
f.il
! Tint Colombi an R
1 named com pi tty is
m: Companv, —The abovi
1 posed of
I worthy, respectable and Industrious young
, this city. They
using exertions
rly ull DcLwariin*,
induce their fellow citizen*
assist them in plucing tlic company
T, "' v !' u,,c «W'D'^d « committee to wuit
i on Major Gilpin fo tender him tlio Cupbiincy ol
the coinpmy and he has partially accepted.
We would commend tho Rifle*
__ ...... .
«l.rtnv,". vvcil'mk ,t » ,,n„r rtorj- 1
of W.lmmgton enmiol on, ,
. . . * V ,r>e . n,cl ' lo JO*» I
"" ^Zbe,', S *"'^ '° °* 1I,C '* I
*
v
»tin*» nf
that the city
volunteer company.
- v ~r ,V ''''V.*" ''''
I ^ WL 6, ' l'P cd lMl11 lh® " Messenger office and ;
hnd tho pleasure of taking hy the hand our edilo
' 1 ri "' l>rolher r Dodd, of the above pager. We found i
I him busily engaged in a neat and cosy office
| tlio inu»r> St scut and were politely entertained bv '
him while we remained. Ho keeps «-very thing in I
a PP ,c P ie order and matters look thriflyand busi- I
nCT *-'' k '- » ... ,« 11 1
Panted, spirited and well conducted little weekly I
I ncwsptper, poblinhed in Créorgetow-n. Sussex eoun
: ,y . nMd w0 . d , c ,. rtdy h 0 p„ rr ? c „d D„ld m. r :
I on to thrive and to prosper till the end, i
' , , _ r , ;
r or , 'Z 7" PT"*' 77' '
i ,or «»«rly United .Slules mull Currier between Mid- j
; dlctown, New Castle county, Delaware, and Cecil
ion, Cecil county, Maryland, died «.this residence
neii r ihe latter v liage on Sunday last,the 8th Inst,
"g®d about 35 year*. He leaves a wile and linir '
' 81,13,1 c h , hlren together with pumerous friends to
' n,ourn '«i- premature
_
The Sit-amboa-t Rohxxt Mo*rib, which ran
fro ® U "* c *'y I® C«po May, some years since, i
made * n •xeiwawm toCa|»o May ouBetarday last,
I un<icr 1,10 0o,n,nund ol ' Schcllenger. She
"' udo ,hc ,rip down in " ix ,,our *' and her W- !
, l,,rn rca ®hed tbe wliarf in Philadelphia under n
mu of six hour*. 1
Ri:hskx County Si ira i nr a ltv.—J oseph Morris of,
Millsboroagh and William Lolland of South' Mil
for candidates for Uic !
j
j ford are prominent
1 office of Sussex. They
»"d'r„«"»d if elected „ill,.r... of il,.,„ »„„| d
ranke it first rate officer.
Kent Cborrr Sherietalty —Wc
' John A.Uttender of Satyr»., ft to be the |
'■»'!»<«>« »fl»> , fc>pl«-« r«rtj forShertffof Kent
«'e can tb.t o„ more e. P ,ble .nd ;
rfücicnt man could be »elbctctP Ly onr friends io 1
««»'•
F ^ ro *^" Accordin P lo t,,e Rc P ubli
of Monday a*t, Mr. 8. Massey lias gone i
Match (7) bnsi *
,
the ry
at New Castle.
_ ia , ,
. Wuxu " ««•»>* »"'« Stomoel *Ha have ta.
ken out letters of sdnunivtrst on upon the estate
of Lorenzo F . Compton, late of Red Iuon Ild.
Couvrv Improvements.—R ichard K. jlotlttrtill,
K*q., of Appuquinimink Hundred, ia ut prB*rrt I
orcctin * fnr:n «" ,hc ^vcl#, a l.andM*R
residi-iico in Engluh Collage style, With a frentpf |
,|() |ect k and a depth of «0 »bei. Also, a lir*<- '■
... , V. . .... r - I
**"" story biok hutldmg; I he farm u a t«+y
largo and valuable one, containing 470 acre*.—
Mia intention ia to divide the farm into three, the
hoii*e above named Ihr tin dwelling of one of the
farms; lor tnolhbf ho uonloinplntea building a
dwelling, and for the third ho Intends repairing
add r. lilting the old family mansion of his lather,
the lato Major William Roth wtfL Tjjo house lie
is at present building, he estimates will coil lJ®,
500-. Wc made a little mistake »h«A the'flar
pentcr and builder, who is John A. Co vender tind !
W; II. Haynurd, mason, of Smyrna. A new road I
has been laid out by the county acrnl* this Arm,
und will be opened up Ibr public trsVcl in a short j
lime. This road will couhefrt the t.ovels road J
with the one going to Townsend from Warwick. <
William Wilson« in U\p sanio neigiborhood, lias
also made grfcnt Improvements in building and I
improving. He has in tho last low years divided j
I two lurge farms into louri and erected largo und
splendid brick edifices upon them», dwellings,
such as are an ornament and an honor to that
I portion of the country. Mr. Wilson is a very cz
i tensive landholder, owning some cigltl lurge and
j highly improved farms. All these thing, greatly
, Improve that section of country, and Mich men ure
desirable and uaeful citizens to any community,
J. M. fiolhwcll has just completed a handsome
residence 40 feet trout und 20 feet deep on his
farm, on tlitf Levels, ni n cost of l$;0,fjt.O. It is
- lliree stories high, with a largo and commodious
buck building. Samuel Ginn, on Ids faftu in Ap
aoquinimink Hundred, is preparing to erect a
| handsome building usa dwelling for himself.—
| The Delaware Rail Rond passes through his farm,
Und tlioconipny Imvç been ho accoaimoSiilla*««
to lease the curs with the lumber, bricks, «fcc.,
I upon them nt the spot where lie intends building,
tlius saving hint tiny trouble or expense of carting
j tho same. The building is to coat #3.200, and
ctrpcnlcr work is done by John,A.Cavendcr,
j and tlio mason work by W. H. Iffvjürd. bj |fr of
j Smyrna. , *
AvritRoromv—Truth aguinsl Fw-itra«- Th
negro—A CiUincl OT rt !' W1Ä,"
io,) of
! Dl „, Ar „ a , CoroeeT.-On Tl.nnd.y 'irighl
| „, doek) in vicillil) . rf
, Bix(h n|llJ j» jnc MrPo|B WPr e disturbed by tho firing
"** KUn * Bnt * 0, * H ' r ''i' ordl ' r ly eonduct. A
| ^,"' 0 ^"who^Ud imbi C |«d'^"frcelj of^bald
, fj 0c .„ g(jl in , o u di „ |ml|J nLont n . Vtgio J m mMtn
| w | 1 j c | 1 caine ver y no „ r cndiuir nttile Iranicallv —
Thry . Ilu „ v „f „ k ,„! went,;, lui;
's
, ||c come wllon ^ fitcd ,|,J T L
| ,,. np .. ily wiU ,. ul i„j ury
til tired into started off for
wherewith to defend themselves, and having
■ cecded therein illumed to the scene of action,
whereupon Kelley fired
i* ! this time the ntiglthors
lie
ar
lie
'
and
the
! r A |,,, nlou , lhc lIllivcr . ily of
(villow Gro.o, Kent cotrnly. Del.w.ri, l„, pub.
e I'mhed a very elaborate, highly interesung and
I' Ju »«W» «» *» «b»«« ««CO. i» Ae *«H
^
rc , muny Hlnrllinjf (uc|a diciU , d r ard lhc iUli .
" 1 lomicul and Physiological difl'ercmsca that exist
I | M .| W cen the Hunqican and African Races, will
«•» . . « <•» d -
hided impression that they approximate near to
"I o .rh other in c.-it.li.rmaliou und intellect. The
up- j lir ,i,.|„ , full end eop.i.a knowledge of the
! sulijiTt, und great I'amilianly with the el iborale I
l.vr. 0Ild , loJICli 0 f ,„ C K Morton,!
I A Su „ (il | ddu „, ^ idy nnd otllor> h, u,»'
. mulltJ . ond C l,.,»pollion, Ro«lll„i,
ctCn in d , c old TO „ mrlc ,. lv , H„. cr , h „ t educ. d
, M it to the Ibrm of a lecture, andit wonld be well for
o« L onic ot 'our Lyceums lo induce him lo deliver il
before them.
Esq., ^ WokKixuiiEKa' Mixnxo—A very cnthnsi*4ic
ante ■ A 'iidiC.' WsdBd meeting of the Workingmen's tflub
1
* j
j I
. The parly
means of defence
them again,
aroused from
their
rest and coming to tho rescue succeeded in sepa
, after which Kelley re.
1 tailed his gun a id fi ed down the street alter the
retreating figures of the combatants aforesaid.—
Several blows
n of
; struck and considerable ex
citement ensued in the immediato neighborhood
dut ing the feny, but as it afterword appeared no
one was FSiioiisly woundud.
tin
M ■ y j
' Tr,,, "-"*"^ L 've'iiiig Isst. II* allcndnijr, not -1
»■«'«> »■;*'-* «■« wr. evunin, U ,„,y I go nnd
r ' : "i MH ' ,, ' IC8 werfl by W. R. Mor
o"' ^ '.. " nl conn, J'' nnd W - T - Alrichs, of
j, 1 , "| ,ldrcd ''"' l,ich ^»lened to wilh a'
, . u "il thospcikers were frequently oppl.iu.'.
Ïs T nff T 'r I " d T1 ,,Cn ' ° onK >
,,* . . S ' r -Bill, enlivened the ocean n
Y ,,,r "'ï. , . rr,n * B, . rai "'' nt intrrtaI * durio R '»he
f*" ln *- , iho »>""»* Si«m* three cheer.
'° r 1 ,c * , P ea kers, three eltcers for the Peoples' Pur
,y ' ."T chvvra f,,r ,,1C Mechanics of Wilmington,
h' 11 ^ ' ,r f° cl,ccr *fo r ihn State of Delaware, ad
jotirncd, to meet again at tho aatnoliour und nlaco
■>"'V.d.,e,dry evening „OX, , 11,0 18 ,t,i,,„.
A Capo.—-T im „„deigned, pn.»n C .r. on
board steamship Pltineas «Sprague, bonnd from
ly iildelplda ,0 Burton, July . 11 .,, „„il ll.e,,,«!,, „
of lilts occosto-t lo return toCk.pt. Matthews Htcir
lirnrtillt tlnnka for his kindness shown them on
llte trip, n«d to express their high uppreciutlot* of
hi* vigilance us a commander.
ihey refer with pleasure also to hi*.officers, of
every grado, whose at&ntmn to duty Mid polite.
r".yof.l.lgI, praise. -Tl I
to the travelling puWic.
Haiuior, Aug. 2, 185a—Benjamin W
Spcne«. Boston; John Aikin, Wil.minghm Del.;
< . H- f funt, Boston; James Scott, Wilmington
l»!'.*' J' i ' s 'f i ' cl 'ardSon,Jr., do. Win. C. Allison.
I !.il«!clphii ; Samuel 1*. I'edrick, do. Jno.* II.
liockltcad, «Io. Fred. II. Cooper, do.; T. Cooke
" Sco.it, ; H. K reim, I'hLelpItia ; J. Plank.'
d«». ; IL Dunn, Boston; H. S. Hall, do. ; A.
P. Duel, liordenlow n, N. a
recommend the
IJ
N
«Farm For 8ai.k„—,M r. James Stnilli
will sell at public sale, at the Hotel, in Millington,
oil Friday the 3d day of September next, at 2
o'clock, P. M., a valuable farm, containing about
1 ft'2 acres. Tho soil is excellent; il has a snug
cottage residence and comfortable outbuildings__
It i* situated in Kent county, Maryland, four
miles from asteamliout lauding. This is n fine
chance for perstuts desiring a first rate invest
. Sccp.rliculure iu
advertising colun
.
. N A Co., Manufucturing Confcclhincrs
1 „, ld Fruilcrm, i„ M.rkol .IrccI, b.lwec„ F„„r,l,
, Fifth, ,,c tavtag ,l„ |„g„ Na60
I .VI irket street, fitted up, and will in the c«*ur«c of
I ' r '"' '««"»• 1» it Tl,c„ gcnUcmon do .
largo business in their line*and sell at.^Philadel
S" wlîi l 1 -' J 0 ,* prree«. Mr. L«nteAj^|UcJ
; ar ,T,0!,, industrious and cntcrprlsingTTn^SL
" ,,d w ® m® pleased to learn rlmt he i* dornir ■
i '*'E° »*' d profitable businc.g B
r
' , LandSale.—R obert A. Cocfrran lias sold to II.
I J 1 ' ».''Ji!; nino ,cre8of |,ind » m ' ar Middletown,
I — notn very extensive »ale, hut fvorlhy
11 1 "/"'« r '°™ ">« ft«Mh„i ibh ft « 1 . fir.i - 1 c „f
I ?.. l,n " la . kcn P lnco nt Middletown for some
1,,r *-J r y ear,i « un I®**» tn.lccd it has been to close an
: '—ie or «».„«il.ing „I kin d. I„ ,l„, p.,, of
i tl,c COUH, y. ll,nd *» very valuable, tho situation de
; Mrabk, nnd there are none of those who own it
'
j
Notaby Ppbijc and CroxvETANcca.—By refer-1
cnee 10 our advertising columns it will he pcrceiv
ed that Messrs. John McLcnr & Son h«»c removed
' ,I|C Dcluwurc Fire Insurance building, No. 37
Market street, ond arc now prrjotrsd to- write
deed*, wills mortgages or_sny other kind of legal
papers, and ulso to negotiate loons, rent house«
collect rents or other claims, and attend to a^î
i other business in their line. Give them a calL 3
Nxw Boot and Siiok -Store.—J ohn Klein has
! ,ak, ; n ,,ie b " oment of 1, 'C Stateemsn Buildings,
,bo ®- ®« r .corner of Fifth and Market street*,
1 where he intends manufacturing superior Boots
will lie fomul inthwdàyï 0 "** 11 '• advertisement
advertising colun
1,1
paper.
/+
! Arroivnnwr—At Magnolia, Kent county, Del-1
e, Thomas Finstli wait is appointed post maa
R. C. Kmhh, resigned. At Elk Dale, |
Chester county, Pa.» Thomas Stilly posUnaator,
j vice Samuel Hughes, deroased. |
| Ttw «rjnitj,« of tlic Gentn.1 Committee of Milt
Creek ttand-ed .ni. Le* a Mtmre, Jacob R...
ta»n», R«.kn Dali, Spencer Cb.ndler, I^.i.
Thompson.
Edward Mc Ivaij. has taken
ministration,
ry A. Steele.
_
1 Roros.ti a ior f <iAi- Ihr Trustees of Uic poor
advertise to receive proposals tor coal fo supply ,
the Almshouse of New Cdslle County. Sec the
card in another column.
letters of ad.
Ihe estate ol Ihe late Lieut. Hen
I county, directly U|x
Stal« of Delaware, i
| to shed the w
'■ tin et course., viz :
7,
another into the Nnnlicokc,
diun River. For thi* reason, Uoorgct
dored one of the moat healthy places on the Peu
insula, and much frequented ahd Visited by per
a .ona from Philadelphia, Now Yolk; Hull!
Wilmington, and other lurgo fcllltu; ospcfci.illy in
the summer season ; and they find it Very pleasant
and delightful thus to spend a portion of tho
-healed term." We had the pleasure of spend
ing a couple of day., neurly. In this time-honored
! town, and were much gratified With the Heut und
I cozy appearance, the biddings and private rest
donees, nearly ull of tho latter being furnished
j with a convenient and bomfortnhlc porch in front
J of the liousc. There ore five stores in George
< town, kept by Messrs. Philip Jones ft. Son, C'apt.
John Waples, George Derrickson; Kimmey &.
I Pepper, and Louder Hnmmon=-they appbar to lie
j well stocked with a variety of inbrfcliahHisej and
are doing, apparently, a first rate luisii.t-ss. There
are three hotels, one kept by 8 uniUcl Jefferson,
culled the IJughi Hotel | the Washington Hotel,
by John Jones, and the ölar Hotel, by A. P.
Ewing,—they all sp|icar to lie doing a good btisi
ness, rspcriully the "Star," which Is a large airy
and capacious house, only opened about two
weeks. It is furnished throughout with new und
elegant furniture and comfortable
his table and bar is supplied with the choicest viands
is and liquors, und Mr. Ewing, the host, is a first
rule landlord, and very attentive to the comfort
Ap- and convenience of his guests. John Richards
a carries on a very considerable business in tho tan
ning and lurk business. Samuel W. Lacy is cn
gaged in the tin and sheet iron business,- und does
John Bowers Conducts the
n.—T his
own is situated in Sussex
the dividing ridge of the
•h a peculiar pjsition as
that (nils thereat in three dis
tho Delaware II iy,
a third i
-
,
l>.
Till
. very ftiru.de.
«fcc., | buHiuess ol harness muktng, and appears tobe
doing well. Wolfe 46 Brother ore engaged in the
| carriage making trade, und are getting ulong first
and j rate. There are sctcr.il confectionery establish
j ment*, kept by John Lucy and John Bowers, lcc
of croatnr saloons
kept by two old cd«
r
. In fact, tho half has not been laid
of il.. ir .r. M ^t ... iu.. r....^ -..d ii mn.i
iMSjiHencod (o be fully apprecinlod. Wo Ml |
long retaio with grateful ti'elings the pleasure uf
Visit lo time-honored Sussex.
petition «'an granted privilege
U enrt nf hi* house^td
]
I
'ot i
' 1
, Owners of meadow land. !
j ment*, kept by Lucy
croatnr saloons
|
.
u „ d , t
I The committee on Fftisnee werciVtitrucled to make a
tort "Vfc»« « I» U» «MM« It. ». IVIffiln..
| *'" ■ ub,,,,u
F»n..E.t.rtBhipU y .,ree...
d : drSïÛïlf aiUMIST 2 t»'".»" 1 "" 1 » !
sire« t. * ,lirui *
il 1 J[ÄT " • l "*
j {heir lots overflowed and Hij'urtd by'
j U ltXVt ll |fetflTi > l .l utb èrVwi u "g^nucli"!!?^p g |HitIih>n to ,
j '{T "'*<'►'">^^»^ 101 , tf.n-n iiuVedsiidiyirboct. i
kept by two old cd«
, known as " Rachel" and "Judy." The
1 millinery bu*i
is well attended by Miss Mary
Rogers, who also keeps u very liandsonio assort
of fancy goads. Miss S'allie Thoroughgood
business, and
is engaged in the
doing well in their line. J. It. Wingutc,- In the
j blacksmith business und Joseph 4o Torbert also
Win. Rogers
thriving. There is in Georgetown
handsome churches,
Methodist and the
I other Episcopalian, both of them having lurge
congregations. The Episcopal Church is presi
ablc and popular a minister as
there is in the State, os indeed is also the Metho
dist Church. The former is the Rev. Mr, McKim,
the latter the Rev. Mr. Gracey. The physicians
Drs. G. W. Maull, Win. Murshall, C. K.Rich
ards and D. W. Maull, who all runk high in their
profession,
teemed, and have extensive practices. D. B. Tin
ker, formerly Clerk of the House of Kcpre
tives, is doing a fine business in the déniai art,
and appears to be well thought of by the inhabi
t-int* in that vicinity. Sussex county » prover
bial for its old-time hospitality und tl
social qualities of its inhabitant*, of which
ample demonstration during
, 1 . ,1
polar will» tho people, highly
generous
hod
raocKZDisos or Cocmcil.—
Club ordinance pfo
liibitlug persons or companic* except benevolent »ocre
tics front parading the struct* in fanrnficufcottume was
motion of E. Ttetfs ir was ordered that four desks
'rcssof till» city be arranged •" ike
Hall of Covncir.
Tlic Committee on Public Building*, to whom was
referred the subjirt, report Hint tliry cannot a»certain
that any contract lias ever been made with the Library
Cumpany concerning a right ol cntianec to the building
over the Marker House.
è^ m i ini i 'i'i aî u , 1
»>'.«' tWc-n .n r foot, rmi«.- ..»„„ith«' Market houses,
..rgS ln ' k >■'«•* «'
TheCumuiitt.«' on I'uhlto ll.ill.Hug« r <-nnrtHi* frame
| }•> K,| » ,,rd " "«•) . "• «coud siréot, i* in
'll,«,*.i.i„„ o^Ætv^knrplmm, tnplneeflsg
1,1 Front str.-. i, nngt,iil.. „1 Wnlnut. w-a* K rnrili d.
, «l2îÂÏÜÂÆëff ÄSiT.'.f MS
streets, wasyratind. r pljr
l l,,!' t 1 , im t h 0 sWc.^? r McK i !sH^rtr r .' ,n ' r T r \ n kU ' K
mil S!SlZZn™ . ' U ""'"
, T " 1 ' "ccottni ot Win.
m
fin'd tax paid in
,
ÄISÄSiÄtST
'""' ••jlfh Comtablc nnd five Ward I'onstublcs.
Ä Ä
Theisaid co.,«iul,l.-s to b.- appoints by the Mayor and
*°
« and alio to iukc charge oiniid Ue.- p' » aft. l Î 'ti,
piiens ttvilonging to the ci.y. The W»r l '«;<>n»talj|es
tore •• w. u." w i • 1 > *n u ■,, b im^ ô F t he' U L" 1 «''«! !, 'V«* *t h J re -
•" rep"« Utemselv. » m «n rliied hoar« to
HeiaitC) or negloct of lamp, to , 1,0 I*,;,,, ArmiMith e
io.l ■«? ul "'Wod bm.,>- ur .
pSaSS'KÄÄ
comtabl, s qjl to hi- subject to qie order of
On It'cenie being applied f„r l.y person.
bold any■ fcin«l of exhibition, the.Uajorshall appoint* wô
hu?i? r S 1 con «tablt'« to pre*nr'vc order ut such ex
Ä""'* C " n?,ablPk,ü bp '" i '' b > - "P'
, ï"? ward Constable« »ball , 0 , 0 ,« *t,e nl .,.|,r, n , j 8
Sab*«,. 1 ' *" d b " d,iu ' ,VMjd for "*• «•■> ••) «'"• High Con
for Juin» McFaii
Am- pohroman refusing or nefflscting lode duty or
*o" wS. cr .V , ° bnd P e - *>•' subject loa fine ol tin
EacbPoliceman »ballon or before tbê first stnfod im-. f
irtg of Loiiuril ui « ach month |«ay to th« City Tr«a'
I, ne. or Other puBl.c moni.-s eeflaetsd by Itlm and if he
•■ft * 0 d«t , o shall forfeit liis office and pay e fine of #50
The^alary ol fii-.High Cuustable a°d city constable«
Ate ... rtû BSfu oÿ Council and in addition shall receive
such tec* us they »hall culleci, but in no case shall
rityjia.V'SiicIi, except for board ftirnisln-d
Arrivais at Ai.lmoxo's Hotrl.—TIiiiimIsv- s _r a
P earson. Piiil. : W J shariun and lady do; I». W.
■ > i , - Dc l '. 8mi .L e ÿ Kft'K. do; A S Hunsbergcr, Pliil; Jno
Oilibons, do; T J Perkins, do; H K Codrlnsion: Meut
{ !** «»n»:*, U B R tuner Forward; J W Wolsion,
UfSi '. Æ, î,',î; Ä"". «««»»
vêlZ .Wi ÄtKÄ S' "p'.'""'»»,.»,.
Î,' 1 ? w it' Hsrlmgton. We,t ehesten John Beat,
wÜ mil,! BÎB»S'„VC l &," , t-fcîtow,ôfS;
{.^ •'»l , *» , J'« Balt; Master C Patterson, do;
ba'turday. 7 U -i>avidHarüeyf Wilmington• CTstmsn
lr phm*
{.^ •'»l , *» , J'« Balt; Master C Patterson, do;
ba'turday. 7 U -i>avidHarüeyf Wilmington• CTstmsn
lr nn ' 1 ,w " la«lie», Iwi; Z 1 » Davis, phm* o ir stuichii.
Jÿ*. f hi| ; D Cow gil, Dover; Henry Clayton, Md; Jno
» ' Äc?r
I MaatnlL WU^f wSStaaon^ ' 5iÄ ** M * A
Fund».-, 8.-John J Allison, Wilmington.
Del Oity;* r»,«. aVrnwn! "bit; 1 miiVH hwmim. : dn^j a
I 'j" rn ** n - d ''* J* Derrickson, D.-i; E Dunbar.'lady and
jMfflSM,»" n "'
I Tjwsdsir 10 -J T Dixon, NJ; Chas F Tayl
' ?« whon"«»5 "Z* i 1 * 1 *,' / Ï Mercer, Mouig c
pi5r. r ' **" 1 11 C1,,k - * * K ' " '
Wejinertay. IL-J It Bolton, Phil; Geo B Magens,
! rhe,terc W o" L c"plm y wo*?";,' D,, ' r? : rtï*n id D U L,t -
ÄfÄ MViftSS?, 1
Bridgetown. N J; Kuthl D Bond, do Osborn Comaedo
P wTi hl, 7.' , " } '' **— ,lo ^ r ' N J; w a Mitchell;
Va"
! w w »lfts*ns. do; C J Gibbons, mail agent; c i* dink'««
HolmâfkridàtbvK J**ï't2 r wÂ'-' i J B
| »on. do; J WWoùfon,' Bridge Um ', » j *" * ohn '
( T „- A(ml>N . Hnimr n ...
* J ns Afltuxs House.—O no of the most splcn
! did Hotel * in PhiWe'pitie m the Ashland House
,n Arch * ,recl • bovo 7U '- II >* n"»®t orderly and
comfortable; epacious airey and cool nnd pere oi.i
travelling to Philadelphia will find it to their ad
vantage to put up with Mr. Benson who i
the Prii
. Balt;
.•i
of Hotel Keeper*, and provides every
thing in profusion thut cun administer
comfort or enjoyment of his guests.
IlM
Thr Kwyrns Times, says In West Bmy
"'•hi® 1 » H. Baynard is erecting for himself a
brick dwelling, aud Mr. David Hunter has a frame
dw ®h»'g nearly completed. Additions aud im
P rorc "*®»t« havo ulso been made to tlic dwellings
°f Mrs. J. A. Pitman, Mrs. Lydia McDowell, and
Mr. John E. Mount.
Mr
Accident— A l>oy »bout five years of age, bv
- of Tsylor r fell
• well
Red Lion, and before he co ild b<
Deputy Cot one Huntei
inquest and rendered « verdict uccording
Samuel
McCalls,
rescued was a corpse,
held
m _ .....
TihSherifalty.—J ohn M.irley publishes a card
withdrawing hi* name us a candidate for Sheriff
There are still six candidates us follows • D W
Gemmill, Joshua H. Valentine, Abraliam Cannon'
Roheit Cann, Geo. II. Ajddott, Outten D. Jester '
iy
I
är.ud Hull
qulului
Party of Appnviinimink Hundred
Apvo
in (ILin's
...j.... Saturday, la.i, the 7 th InKt., at 10 o'clock, r,
lL Chairmoii ; *1.1 V?r? Pr* slilrii™* Ivti-r Diskyno;
XI Vicc.rresideni, John Townacnd, dad Joseph M.
. Br K'J n, *' n |
... ll.. r „!... iSTb .0.: A iSSAiTS
pUiided by hid Iludlenoo . ■
When >lr. Fisher rourlude.l, on mot Ion of Bumucl
Townsend, the inciting adjounn-d for dinner uaiil one
o'clock, p. in. •
Ar-ri anou Hcwns.-According to adjournment the
People .net and <he meeting Was called to urdef by the
Chairman a little after 1 o clock, p. in., when upon by
nrder or the rhairnlan, the tiicrelary announced the
the committee ou r solutions Æ: Samuel Town.Snd,
Isaac Stuais, John M. Naudatn, Andrew C. lteyiiolds,
tvi& uÄ'Ä'Jd -Snü 'ff:
pose ilpon tvhitlt tfiev H i te nppninu-d.
-...I '
eloquent and able «iitccli of length, power and nrgu
. . .. .. ivad by his audience with evident
lion. Joseph 1\ Cotnngys was next introduced to tho
meeting, and u thorough, argumentative spot «h of
great power, solidify And eloquence, Showed (host con
. lusively tjie miserable policy, dipbonesty. cl.laonerv
" viüï ä'". n"zrÄÄ h .
ol Iree trade, und the hlussings of Protection to Amer i
A Industry . ^
KeS™": Äh.tÄa'J'who i.f t"«
. euch he delivered to them, touch
g the political topics of the day. His speech was aide
STwÄSf-K ÆSS
.. ,p—ch K.ih.iilel B. Bml.hp„,E.q..
Of Kent County was called for who carnc forward and
w ith force, and eloquence, and ingenuity, represented
Sfi,m'Si'| , ,:ï"uï»."tarbTMlïLu'chïSïïlSw'
IPs audience appeared to be much interested, and list
ht!^^erîln n r l in»ll?H b el*l^*îîj n * ,p "* eh '
resolutions appeared and presented the
ordered to be read by the
:
In Mot Ion.
Seul
tl.m otKI
^t üie lo^ ^
"pi. h
lion of the
Hit- *'liHit in,.it
fust hy the
follow ing. which
Secretory.
WnaasAB. AH power o^fgovernment f rr »j* ,>C | 0 '
should be fatrly meertnined by ballot.
^hen-fore,
. Resolved, That
favor pf Popular Bov
ereigntVj the tight* oftlie tnsnes and will of the major
adminis
with these sacred principles,
4 Resolved,
fraudulent
long mss
COIlStltUtfC
a protesting
, that theroun
IjJ37. passed hy fit cm, atul dfo not. at any tiine daring
£
tariff, a kypoeritical fraud and gull trap to try to catch
votes, to help save theft- »Inking ship of state.
A. It. solved, That we are favor of a tnrilffor ret'mne ,
high enough lo protect the interests of this country, pay I
olfthe public debt, and turn a balance of trade nt otrr |
r '*? r B.Klv,l, That wc nr, in fcnr-f» nvprnp.In.inn !
being made by the general government, fur the purpose
Of improving the harbors ot New eus tic Delaware t;ity
and Fort Penn, and for erecting a Stone Pier nt I,ewes
town, and an Ice Break at the mouth of the Wilmington !
, , , , .... . j
0. K .'solved, That we tender the thank» of this meet
tag to the gentlemen who have so ably and eloquently
addressed us to-day.
7. Ke-sol red, That the voters of this Hundred hereby
requested to meet at Blackbird, on Baturday, the S8th
iust., at 1 o'clock, p. in., to nominate the Iiuni'rvd |
Resolved That all tli news a er» In the Fiats f
favorable tatbi People'« Party, he r.^icsud to publish
the above preamble and n-.ulmion».
| ***»• "* ""
Thomas linin-it*, of Wilmington, was hero loudly
iTsoècch' ^hrcrnu.Mur.^i u»
hcmuchtn the sati.fBctlun of the meeting, who at sever
hi. remark, loudly applauded him.
a .te ip'cch r .how"3 ÏÂSÂ
'■"when he concluded J Tomlinson of Wlfmlnoion
m 3 SX*«!!» Srirsfö
speech, in a very able und eloquent manner showtaj up
the policy of the Buchananfics in' referenda to free
K"ï^ , "rr^r•Ä! , '•«îrî?rr. , •
delegation Irnm thut cit>, accompanied hy the ImU
ÂeÜ „mcHul a'i'J's and « C | »o U r r od U u p *?»Vo 1 !J
] « 1 L 1 ' Tv ?.Vwi iVM 1 e*VT'i| ,U
I îl5SïÂr h j '
i H '"in r;/" iiCra «t frt f" m'îânt'L "l"
1 counii s w h rh iw "lie", he numb "r !o«ome"h|n* HU
<itio t„ euo l»"«-;,, L
enthusiasm e ^i siidnnd li.eïneeli nBmîmurn!n'' w uh
! three clieidi for the tpeaKhi'a, and three cheer, fur the
K''"T Of Ad|.nml»[mlnk "»»jjd
"sSieuïy.
I-on Salk.—J nmcn Mnrlin ofll-tn for null' in Ihe
UwnajlHisaMiiil in
extensive building near the R. R. Dciiot, formerly
nm Has an Female Seminary, it would answer
f'T a lurge Hole! or for some Mercantile husiness.
These properties uro well worthy tlic attention of
»r« •
A Pi'vrfvnîsr _We afe ndlhodscd fo s.v th if
I). R It p..rtrv - , H - ,y uw |
Ur R. It. Porter IS oppot.) if ,o lilH naine heilig used
in op|«i#iUon to thatvjl Mr. P. Quigley the r. irii
Mfl" . . . ST J A '.Vnrd, r nn.l
c-nlls <rt In* fi-ifiids to sust.iin the nominee . for
in Union there it strength."
a
» !
to ,
i
in
K
tariff, a kypoeritical and trap to try to
votes, to help save theft- »Inking ship of state.
3. Resolved, That wc approve the Peoples' Parly
Platform enunciated at Dover.
. T«* PowawmsM Mkakuk.kT, 7„h
SllAUE Of tETTIBS.—As tlw follo«ing
appears lit the II ashington blur, WC sup
pose it is derived from official sources:—
There is a new town in the Northwest
celled Barton (contraction of Beartown.)
At (bis n.-.Jnt a nost nflW>o Ivna Kenn 0 e*„k
lishod ; the route*extends some dials, k-c
beyond, end, h, - reare several
on. hoon nftvr tho establishment of the
offico at Barton, tho postmasters beyond
began to be troubled by a strange irregu
äSt'slüÄÄtr.ir.
durable; and agent IJ all was sent on to
investigate the matter. He went straight
to Barton, where he found the nost-offioe
f tho hack room of a little nrocery It
wan nhmit fimo f~* rl « w. 'I t •' \
about tiHio fertile tnail to arrive, and
lie took a Beat IU the grocery, where o
plump good natufed woman, Weil in year.*,
and possessed of a *• rich brogue " atteuded
behind tho counter, dealing out small
quantities of buer, cheese, cakes, peanuts,
etc., to ii company of lounger.-, who seem
ed to w»it for
Hall bought ii quantity of pea
treated the crowd to beer, by which course
lie .succeeded in removing all suspicions
which his decent garb had created against
him. Soon the stage drovo up and the
• 1 -bag was thrown out; tao iady picked
it up, and retreated to tho back room, fol
lowed by the crowd—including Hall, who
blocked op tho door.
After opening the bog, and turning its
contents on the floor, the postmistress pro
duced a box, nnd deliberately proceeded
to measure out a peck of miscellaneous
matter from the pile on the floor. Hav
ing done this, she commenced returning
the the rest when Hall fouud his tongue.
" -Why, whnt are you doing there Î" ho
contrived to stammer out.
" Indade," said the postmistress, look
ing up, " it s changing the mail that I
"But how doyou know that you get the
right mutter 7 Why don't you- look over it
and select your own V'
" Faith, an' it's a fool's job you'd be
afthcr having me do,'replied her ladyship.
" 1 can't'read niver a blessed bit of ritin',
and when my son Jim (ho'a bad school
lamin') isn't here, I jost measure out.
sheer.
*°
-
to
.
of
8
or
f
A
a
-
1
B
'
•'Vi II*.
Below we give to our rcaaert a Very
interesting enigma sent us by a lady friend.
Wo are much pleased toreoeivo such and
. M. and othefswill favor uff with
of the same sort.
ENIGMA.
composed of 10 letters.
My 1, 2, 5, 15, ia something we cannot
d > without.
^ My 8, 0', 0', 1, is something ttölcöging
My 15; 14, 10, is used in fishing.
My 10, >4, 1'5, Ï0, is a piece of money.
My IT, 0, S', 8, iff a small string.
My 10, 0, 13, is a cape.
My 4, 7, 5, 8, is used in
My 15, 9, 12, 4, 4 is
carpenters. *
My whole is something which
body dreads.
hope P
B.
to
cooking,
article used by
p.'m' 7 "
—
_
I TO THE VOTERS OF WILMINGTON,
ACTING WITH THE PEOPLE'S PARTY.
Wo
of iis i
......
fast approaching the time at which all
citizens will have to say in our sovereign
capacity who shall be placed in nomination and
lidatc of the People's Parly, for
"" cM r ° mc ° uf ° ur d, r
I hi*, as ctery otic can ace, and must know, is
question of minor Importance, and easily to lie
determined ;—It is c3Hts in which every menitx-r uf
|- the party shotild fefcl atid take I lie liveliest inter,
ft: placing .heir .l.lJiW 1 „ .l,c wheel« .nd Ü.I V j
Uicir inuild i'JHgltitnt in arriving at the means Best
n ,, u |ift e{ | UIK | mna . nvnilable for siieli a nositinn
'I 1 ,lnlu " nu . 1 attuittoie lor su> II a post non, |
responsible in its nature to the fcilidCtts of W 11- j
m in C ton. of ull narlics. MClt selected lor all mi
'' ' j? rut'.,.
nor nffiCoa sliouid be tlibse ol ability und enterprise ,
«équivalent to the duties which such an oflite casts |
"l*™> 1 ^*' m t . n . nd . ,,0 ' v , n V' te BO ' w,lcn , . l ' c y
are to fill those of a higher rind more responsible
"»'"V l " 1 , ,»«• »"ly M»tr Otcnd.
who place them there, Imt insult the whole pooplo ;
' nnd bring ignomy and dishonor on tho office>A i
Therefore, great care should be exercised in ma
king such selection. ;
invi ri „ ? ..j
natufally arise ure—1. What ahould lie the ne
of cnw , U ry qualifications for a Mayor of a growing
, J muyoi Ol a gruw.ng
and populous city ? 2, \\ ho ol lU prominent ctli
h . z " b "' r" ,f r" i
i- Flieso ure questions winch uitisl be solved and !
answered by every trtso ffecmafl In the eXcfcIlo
ofl.U duty to /t'/lnaelf and ft-llow-cftizens. An to
the first; we perhaps all agree,' butin applying
those qiiulificntlona lo the nfan, wc, bfcinjr lcfi by
-"»»S fc.lt»*« «!<>.er fo> or .g.U cC.ii. «.J.
m *1* '° J. n,w conolwjon«,-.«d
<■* °» »"-n according lo our social relations. A.c.,
when of right in deciding stich a question, WC
'. h ° uld 5° led '-orm.d fron . pc,
Icct understanding both of the duties of tfie officer
' joined wHIl fJiialifitationS neèeaaarÿ for the
i m .»d,,/op.rn.i.
the ing of solicitude for our gcnerul welfare, allowing
the Hint to guide independent of and overrnling nil
untipalliio.nnd pp.,, f.ding., wl.o.cd .l.cff.i«
and under whatever circumstances (he$ e.^fsl, , *
N„w wliut arc Unn qmllGutiiu . ?... It.
should be a mail of good moral réputation. Mo
rality lies at the seat ofull governments, and tfiày
rsn.iir« for Iks . , .. . 3
requtre lor the execution of thnso laws which ure
bused on the doctrines of Christianity, oflicers of
n.kiuri fuir rttohk Tim cx.m„l6 a „d di^rai,
of immoral officers has been felt by somfc comniu
uilics, and their nomination bus been severely rc
buked even by this city. 2d. He should be a
certain Intelfeètu.l
ntiind uh the
0 '
of ability. There
closely connecled With every
office, us to sever them would destroy lu some ex
tent the efficiency ol fho offfee. The Mayor of a
, ? i ? i | , |T !!Îî, < !!!^ ^ , B "y 0 - T B0Und ditcriniin .ting
I J,8' n V*N onc * u "* c,t 'nlly acquainted with the
| laws of our land, t.s to act with firmness and ilcci
! *" *•"* "''d 1 '* t«»-"» ■*«•
'* c i connected Willi this,' should be a mbit' of krill
I1C8 s, not obstinutc, nn<ï who, naving opinions of
. . . h .
! }" 8 °wn, dure uphold tfieui. We want no waver
j ing all tided officer. We want'none oflltUse who
. . ... ...
"8"* w,th cvcr y ono * n,,d w,, ° ,cd kJ " mistaken
zeal for notoriety and public (topularity, will aub
gerva themselves to evorv »vmr.li.nl il.nt w |.i.
. . "» «-very sycopliant that wins
| P crs ,n l '*c*r cars. Let no man be pluced i
f 0 ^ 0 " hn ^ bul " mere tool in the hands of
c, ^. icr 'ff norj ftJ friends or wiley and treacherous
politicians. Fellow-citizens, be careful ns to this
H»*- 1' fc I» »>/ »'Umblo judgmenl. far boiler
lor one to be wrong in an honest opftiitMf arid
u» ^ecrclingly. Hum to hold Itrm.^lT ôbt n- xz wcath
urCHC k, ^ turned by eVery breath that' reaches
him. whether poVrt or foul.' You caff host judge
wh ^ r tllÄ " 1 'pFios to any now whyimi them- |
BcltfeB "i* 00 ?°U r l"vor. Seek and nominate a j
"« wl "'-r i ;5 "J 1 Mei ^°.f m, « r -
motion« will fiftalTy rely on lift* own ubiiity,* lie
being held rtsponbihlk for IHa own ucts. Away
• S'"'!"'"";;'
man. Jd. île sbotild be a red.ogm^d citizen in
!J - Vour mid,,t ' fur D , ' m0 «ufllci'anl at least to acquaint
Imnadlf with the general iétercsU o, tl,X city—
,U ^ e ' V mcn > IAc nt '^ measures, ahoéH bo éxatllined
' v^y closely before they are tried. Place no man !
" I v> * Hi<jn ,e 9J" r lttc'soch an BCCfOU hit ante with j
our c, "' ,ol,ia xnH actibiis except men'or known re
I'" 1 " 1 "'.' "" d «<>» l l'«>«»«y in you. v«ry n.id.1^
uh n,en wl '° , '* vo ""''-hed With a solicitous eye I
L ' VL 'fy change in your government ns it occur
red, ..«! an noiv the- taltor judge oflhc adniinU.
Irnliun wliicli wür bb In«, striled to your welfnrc,
: " od " il1 ,Bnd 111 1»""'"*« youf itiloroli Oi, aacli
l"■^" "i " J " l'la*Witi>h^^
qunlificati
, . ,ould have ih their officers. Wc know
jEe'such an ono bo nomHialid,' (which I
! mml BU - V XjnonÜHou» with election'ill'Hie com
I ,n '' ca,n l ,li *S r t)'tu fiir the office hlfelicbt in your
ifh!î"'y 1 '" 1 "*!:''»»b,«„U
• « r< ,nJtu ll,, ' °* ,lu ' C,, J dhafirvea Änd the office
m its nature requir «.
! I« i. «i.„ j , - _ , ..
- J! ""'J T Crtrrert .vfffirVg at the
" 'f«'*b« «»whom
, ÂrÇ.Â'!' * 1 h
. . . u, S e ,llu « ,îb liJ wboln Buell Inline
nllueliGn, Snebn, do II,in ,„e reerenrt lo II, . ir
[ »eleel l.iin »liom llley, in II,dir ,„un,| j u ,|»„„.„i,
"""■ duc inquiry, think will he the best nu llified
| r « r "*« «ffin-. "nd under »l,o«c edmlnislruion u„
I wiUnccrue n, il,o city.
I . b " <*« "»» «» »'bom we a.
[ coiiscienttous Cm bestow our suffrage ? TWk men
1 one hâve »«11 !"u,è°m"'r°fï""' 1
dfc-f.rSs.^r.'ït'Â^i^iTtaT, ,3
'» have |.l„ced il,un,.clvc. before you for-mu,,in..
'* on « have arrived ut what I' judge u safe und
1 " ou " d «»"'l">io„/»n<l .hall n.o what Mile inllo.
y° u °nd known to almost all, I might soy, every
ïü, " r '. I . 1 "" P 1 "" 1 «"»-* »» jns» I.
"*>•»'»*•» «»»«•» compeleney and meric, and
d "j: u,U "S |h« P«|>plo by „„ over anxiety lor
publier favor. I shall, as I said, support him, ind
Inve no doubt but thut every sober, thinking man
"ill endorse ond warrant such a course, imitating
11,0 example of many voters of the People's Party,
SINEX,
TO THE PUBLIC.
The undersigned having since their arrival in
lliiH city been omtoyed by slanderous reports cir
it
having arrival in
lliiH city been omtoyed by slanderous reports cir
th, parpMe of i»juri„g ih.m, i,„v„
lot bote to tako uny notice ot the parlies from
which Uicy cinctured, know ing full well that such
reporu were untrue ih every respect 'I'ltcso rc.
|K»rt* failing lo effect the fnjury intended, tho law
7 *re rfr> " d cl " k „„d
examined before Squire Buzine, with what s u c
, the following statement of tho Squire's will
X J' H * HUBBARD & CO.
1 homas McCofièrly c«. Win. D. Ryder.-— Ac
lion for penalty for selling lotfory tickst« in viola
turn of the Act of Assembly, chap. 51, séé. 19, of
Revived Statutes of Slate of Delaware.—A-fter
hearing p™ft .nd „f
maturely considering the sanier I Consider first
that it h. a principle well csfoblnhcd that where a
crime or a violation of any !aw, or an «»ffence
Bgi.in.t H.lic j„,iic„ 1. charged og„l„.f . p : , rt) . or
individual, that the State or the party making
it, should eeïablith the charge. *
The defendant i. nh.rged with having .„Id
certain TilomaffMcCaffvrty, (on the Mb duv of
A„g„rt 1859.) twn p.rtd of lottery, L u .
ry tickets, tyithout having a valid und BUbsivting
license, and this action is brought to recover the
penalty under the Act of Assembly.
1 ho question arise* (und the only question in
this case,) are tlw titkcU here presented unau
Uionzcd by the State of Georgia,- by whose bk
thority they purport to issue, or in other words
thoy Bogus, (and the whole «Jocslion turns
that point,) if they aro not authorized by the
Slate of Gcogin, the defendant is liable, for the
Governor of Delaware or no other power
grant a license for the sale of the said tickets,
fbr it is alway* presumed that a license issue*
for the purpose of transacting a legitimate busi
However at the complainant has fatted to pro*
that the said tickets
authorized by the said
State of Georgia, and defendant having present a
license authorizing him to sell Jbltery tickets, it is
presumed that the said tickete
. genuine and
ant homed as aforesaid, in tit» absence of proof to
the contrary. Ending then wit!» the principle
first laid down ;- where the
rplainunt has foiled
to cstublhih the allegations, dtc., &r.; f find no
cause fbr actibn ami the defendant is therefore dis
charged and the plaintiff for «tests.
GEO. BUZINE.
Wiijii\gto.x, August Oth, 1858.
Thi* i* to certify that I was induced by Zcnas
B. Glazier, on Thursday, the 5lh day of August,
to prosecute Messrs. T. II. Hubbaiti »V Co., for
selling lottery ticket*. He the said Glazier stating
that they had no legal Ii
tliat Mr. Glazier urge«! :
Hi
for the samp, and
fo file the proven
Tilt>.MAS MeCAFFERTV.
For the (bimmonwealth.
VRKK THAUK.
The sell run *1 il ii t cd llrnincrnlic parly nnv lioldinff
'lie r. If ns of ijiiviriiimiil. are piviniriiapractical tcsaoR*
on Hie advamapea nffrre trade, IT'' i«rr only i.. l.^rk
5JwiV«nh?imUnn ,,e TweVvVvVr^
in t.o wer cliaii^nMhe poTiej n/ilSn'gMrrnfMM lfm»
»Olinga protective nml euhstiiuiing in h* n sre a
ssis
protecl.ve iuriir»f'« the cnuniry fluiirinhed haybud alt
*" ,, ' i " "»ward marrh «o »r
Mainline thv Severn laiuine i» Inland makint i
"»""[denianil (o,. oureraln.and ihe Mili^qiiem«]^
j .e'ôw ?'53S,tt n C™ KM».
minin# pnor.-r. umil iu '5B we lined indusin
*'*" f Fsraltn-d. the products ol nur farmer, indiiceil
| 1Pnr |y one-halfin initie, with the pr * '
j liier reduction, _ : - -
b *» mil to meiflnwing, now hankri.nt.
I'faetifsl Workii.g. of the two - '
, by three several expelimeuis. The lir.t free
| <,r *•»*» country was the "old Federal parly,'
ihé'l h ! n'eri'îu u'g p'rol er t i v'e u rll'l'aml 'hr o ugh U he ton n* 1 .
try. a« now, to the verge of ruin. Old farmers will r»>
r»TW «Är'S S,Äi
; blber gfilas in finfforilbti." In ndW protection w
i inaugurated, aud .till
lutlùst'ry^a/^vSryw her«
; *ury of the nation So full that the national debt of the
Wzg?
amples t Nbf at all. In five ycais after ws And tho
gftvejninvnt again Inaugurating the
- e w «. i . ru ined ,1 ie rnuntrvfknm
Young men of our.ountry 1 call upon vou to examine
i äs z ä-ää sa
! rer y same pol^iMia did the old Federal party Benot
deceived t.y attlul demagogues who impose upon you
"•-—«•F
who heads the
d.yl James
'Ä
»j-
î,mst Jlîher bè •'knnvs of a «>'«
the f.ct-a fool If he hss not Informed himself of It.—
'ïlft
,|, r e Suntry was enjôyia^th^ be^fit ir'a'pnluc^/ie
tariff, he says, "Among tho numerous causes of eon
saaÄÄÄa
extinguishing the public debt, sou hoc if. nit «dH?
•' 1 ' , 1 fur, ii»ltts a strong illustration of the practical effects
SSÄSrÄ 1 '
èqnstitütionul. Tiie power to impose duties on import*
domestic branches of induftry isso completely
^'V" 1 power, thut it is difficult to suppose die existance
of thg.oiin,;without the other. 1 he Htutce havedelegs
ted their whole .authority over imports to ths general
government, without limitation or restriction, saving
Ill« tnriff of *
Mt"
of »tri I fin^
X
led—the 1 res
•V
e pretended Democracy • f the country to
Bqchanait an old inveterate Federalist.
—a knave it ha knows
passed Irony the Stales, the right to exercise it 'fo
protection* does not axis! in thsm; and.
uienf^it must
,h " 1 *P r * , .® n ' ,ht ' »nomaly of a people
ti 8 counteract me^
. For the Com«ngnwc.!t*
. A^nö^uiniLnir d Thö U wm<rh^wVoftt.SV."Mlii
^{y 0 ^ 'iÄir, end "Ï 0*.^ onJrtYtfmtlg:;,
| W'°wen D, l!5?. ' U ' my '
j uun er ect ndVork but' whsl" we can storm. Nrhsy ha
ä w, tin •
0 ia U mtred was annealed to Uuck Cm k il<o
to seud lliuhnanuites loathe »aid u'igl t meeting.
Ä'Ä&s.tÄSs»'
,u,,ion. T!te si-eut meeting curtie off, that the writer in
the Gazette./ys, «a» the largest held for some time,
know is after Structure, to by 18 fe. t; quite a la'r.r*
! '■»" *° ho/l At great, iathsring, that Observer irIK
j Omie'ws«' s. iwtuy° Pe^lV"« rsAy mei'ihire'a? Burkitri'
for one of them offered to bet a valuable bom that there
lÄ «ï.'Ll"d '""liKZy
I Higgs Was »[leaking-dll old formaler said to anin
1 «bat not Benny Biggs, who used tOMewM«»,
85'«!5S5.c?. , ?r'of , *>So»S»l»l«» lUndrnd. .. S'.
Sf«S' Kenn. I
iXtllict. Our political system would
selli«h and «k-.tryctive ,policy
winch might be adopted by foreign,nations. Tbit nur« -
'. ' ' "■ ' ilcnslble
ft
surrendered by tiie Styles niuki be within the »cope of
the authority on the tuhject expressly delcgsu-a
I n thin cfi'nClttiion. ^atn confirmed at well by the opin
fo"«.«' Preiidents^Watliingidn, Jeffeison. Madison sod
of this fight under the conitltutiop,
rdrnt- piactlcu of Cungress, the continued scquiêsceacn
of the States and genera) underslgniyug of the people.''
Such, fellow workingman, wi* the lunguagrol de
mocracy, it Jackton wus a .democrat. How différent
from the Wit^nage of tfie party, now claiming tbit namef
Not les* different tlicif acts at the ruin »hey have en
tailed upon tlic country by theLr/'lree trsdflat policy to
-tuy beats Wltncts. InM. ail uffntteiing tlrTMHMMfo«-*
I'loncy their policy is tode«rade vou toT»»«''^* •* -
Southern slave nnd stigmatise you as the ''mud
sills of society." Which party will you support—
People's which seeks the cH-Vafion of labor, er the so
called di-iiioei'ntic, wffose piinciples arc avowedly, ,t lw
same ai the old Federal aristociatic
by tfte uni-.
COUNTV FARMER.
cr M'.im
•JE
Kenn. I
r '" n «'onventfon out ofsjoK n.med Benny
Benny ''».''p!'"»'! n't- 't he na uy e«n. e»t'd rnmü-Th i**.' b "
pFMmee a nl. irme mil » girui Whig, and got n d«*rr«i«
f , 1 '>n,'!i e ï\î! ,l, V ! *° / , " n * hU , "" ne foroie'
{*v | nncrat.*'Prepai'#du>»i»aJ..weverydo»eoffe r eihlin
hven B.run Riddle's reiolutiuiu dech.r.nf that nowh.g
eonl.l luild nr wns csiisi.l« rml tit lo lu. 1,1 oitiee until th. v
hadbre» with ihe puny fv.. st.d luuyysma according to
^»StÄSAr •*. ' '
: iSWÄ .'W! A"!" «">' fr «».. Ai
î'j*® ' fP',*. 1 "" - l , ,i'-.T| I»r. John
ï.iiVÂTi"" WJ Jr,""/»'n
^ iÄÄVÄ
I ™ n,',|loj.«"m'ÄJSm\'&,LilSf Jïïfe'ttÿ.
"''"'V ," , SK® r * Ityeiius.jackalla and tigers. . .
| uS'.ï 1 ," Jtff, 1 ™ »°u'hl,ft 0 '!"ÏUM
; fl.o,„e. Innlnu inomimn,'of my.
! a'.'VÄÄÄ.mÄ'bfc
withstuud the assaults ot Hbyglu«« «nd the Peoi.i«'5
SÄ'ÄllKite.Sra'if J!!/
*'i eunelu»iqn. n\y irlvnds, the Huckibram A*ppuquini l< -
S"ÄÄL' , CSi 8 Ä 55 £"•*'.
ffTSrHSssörte
10 bejiad'tr.tood.ahd it any person.^duflngin* *b*Tn?o
AC, , fc'2r."a'
«..or or'o„, àbuiaïî mabfrî'Âï 1 U"'""
low «torn and ten cent jimmy.
^«kCrcek ltd.. Juij-ai.
Rke him liu
HAWK EYE.
imwAnR or nudAa'&jjïïî'iSîf," 1 '
tbo terror <.r the Uuclrannn paitvat th.-eon.ini
ijuriia'non--on °e\l Vcca.fonV 0 ^!.^hV^rame avaSfttii
]!'8 ,l,u administration ot James Buchanan, when at
asBSs;Ji2! ,> t!f.?.' i a?iv«r«a i »aftL'fc
Buchanan ha, done, that his followers should bow down
JJJ, thîîâtiÂ' Treàïu ÎÂ pl ,* Ce l.'"! h, ' ln » d « kt*»
ertan-d, iuttme of yrofound^àce adîbtfor the
a ,?. a6 hu . n<irt J mtfiionsof dollars;" he h«i
ü. »„t ÄfilfÄtlSSÄSs;'
ü. »„t ÄfilfÄtlSSÄSs;'
''foymeu« uwrs than one mil.ion of poor people w ho
breadItThas Hunlrad !*? > . or , for '»'»orrew's
raftfä TLt&ÏÏggSS
!'î > " °'* nt " Bist«; he has disbonorsd the bi«h otites
«as to' voS&ugk nu ijÄ.'juÄuo ,re "'
»wen-tentbs of tu« « itireas of iliut' rainiB WI we
nfm« £ 0 ^di.rcfard for tbs r.«bu of
Va'
î*"* 1 " »"* tw° xfowt yeurs ago ths people give Jam*«
a th". Ä"ÄÄf»"reÄ£iih dek«»*
l,r , h "* Uuc,l " niu •"come in this Fiat« vbat but a small
?ttA Ul uS'li".-«™.«"'»"
«ting democracy of Delaware are lauding thi« aama
Jam.« Buchanan as though he were a demi-god, where
SÄ wï'lÂ',7.
^ Delaware permit themselves to be deceived
. ».SÄÄÄIÄÄ
'"'"viug tliem. Will they persist in giving their votes
rain?* 1 »- 'l'?. 1 Î! u, i"Ç « ,e, y »ruflc. to«aoompass th«*r
puit the whole structure, and with the sisl'stcnceV* tifÿ
■foekanjes," and ''hard-listed farm«*«." it
the unluHowed i,and°«uf locôfoe^iim.^ndraî^n **
* te * d ,* tower of strength impregnable to the foes of ths
'® P # * p<?, ' y
"MUD-BILL.
, Aufm t 5 th.
For The Commonwealth.
MAYORALTY. -
I hear the name of A. Poulson, Eaq.,
mentioned for Mayor of tho city of Wil
mington. I do not see why he is not the
very man—he is everyway qualified to filf
that office, and ho does not only need, bnt
desires the patronage of the people,
is decidedly ono of the peoples'
will carry out tlieir measures if cl-ctid.
ONE OF THE PEOPLE.
August 7, 1858.
I"
, and
( atawh.T Brand y.
A TUBE ARTICLE, For .at« by tbe A.-cnla,
«.h i . .. Ö' H ' f W ' «B'NUHURBT.
Whnlesnl* A. Rt-tnil llruesi.t*. 103 Market I
•■'*• H«yr T.raic, „aly Sfct«
.i:
proveiil 11*1,in.-. ».
OKIM8HAWB.
*WTEtfTSPA p KRB AXD'MAOAZINEJ"rii*blve 4 n M hl>
iW and in,,ntlili For ..to al S. It. rHOATK'i* limad
»ay belM-euu (hi ktnat aud Walnut Street*. Newark.
Hi lawnre. j UBe *
■Ait an k lEsLIEs" nëâT TÄbTi lv H auaKiWe .
Frank Lealie'a Mnnllii)
.. Ste. tor
101 Mark, tit
Monthly port*
■ by K II. UIIOATF, Newark
• jone IS tp