Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-09-12
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ELIZaBETH-TOWN,
TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 10, 1890.
comMUNIcATIoN.

COMMUNICATIONS.
~ The Citizens of the Borough of
Elizabeth are requested to meet at Mr..
CRAIe's Hotel, TOMORROW EVE
MING, at o'clock, for the purpose of
selecting suitable candidate to be sup
ported an Member Of Assembly for the
ensuing year. Division among ourselves
has hitherto prevented us from having a
member from this pIace--it is therefore
much 10 be wished that we could agree
upon candidate. Let us endeavour to
lay aside our prejudices. aud sacrifice our
personal feelings. for the public good.
Unauimity alone can give US that weight
and respect in the county TO which we are
entitled.
A general attendance, without dislinc-
+ ion Of parties, is requested.
ESSEX COUNTY NoMINATIoNS--is2o.
For Council.
| John Dodd, William Gould, Silas Con-
dit, Joseph C. HornbIower, Samuel Pen
nington, Isaac Piersoa, John Wilson,
Thomas Ward, Nathan Squier, Abraham
Reynolds.
| For Members Of General Assembly.
4 Samuel b. Miller, William Pennington,
Stephen ID. Day, Nathan Squier, Peter
Kean, William Gould. Thomas L. Kin
ney, Caleb Halsted, jr. John Dodd, iona.
than Squier, Oliver S. Haisted, AMI
Dodd, Stephen bod, Cyrus Crane, Isaac
4 Piersou, lothian Frazee, Dennis Coles,
John Wilson, Amos Harrison, John Dow,
Abraham Goodwin, William Crane, lcha-
bod Williams, Abraham Alderman, Abra-
ham Reynolds, James w. Burnett, Lud.
low Day, Jeptha Baldwin, Jacob X. Mead
Solomon Doughty, Jonathan Dayton, Ca
leb Woodruff. John Mann, Samuel Pen.
ninston, Caleb nj. Goodwin, Israel Crane,
Israel Day, William Williams. Daniel
KiIburn, Timothy Williams, Jacob 1.
Van fiouten, Philemon DiickeFsoH, AAbrs-
ham Godwio, jr. Samuel Colt, Johu Gould,
| Daniel HoismaB.
For Sheriff.
Joseph T. Baldwin, Jep,ha Baldwin.
For Coronsrs.
Ichabob Williams, Stephen bod, Philip
Van Bussuu, Aaron M. Orsborn, William
lsTuitle, Joseph L. Wheeler, Samuel
| vi Chesney. jun. john Wade, Abraham,
Baldwin, Richard Townley, Ira Mum,
Joseph Bonnet.
A true copy.
ASA WHITEHEAD, Cisrk.
| We have all along expressed an opin-
ion, that political explosion was pre-
pairing on the continent of Europe, for
reasons which We shall not, On the presen,
occasion, repeat. While the words are
hardly cold upon the lips, we find that
Naples has followed the example Of Spain,
aud achieved bIocdless revolniiou--that
the constitution of the peninsula is adopt
| ed as the basis Of the new government
that the King has resigned, and his son
has already sworn to support that consti-
tuition. And who believes, after such ev-
idence, that political reformation is 10 end
here? Weak and Incompetent dynasties
of themselves bring about revolutions,
Ieyen If there were no other predisposins
causes. Ferdinand, it win be further seen,
has had his first interview with bis Cortes.
! Two points 10 his speech are peculiarly
worthy Of notice: the first is his deciara-
ton that he is incapable of concluding a
treaty with the United States for the
i transfer of the Floridas, or for adjusting
/ the boundaries of Louisiana, without the
appreciation Of his Cortes. The next is,
i that his majesty no longer recommends the
employment of force for the reduction of
i his South American provinces. He re-
1 commends the observance Of mild and
pacific policy. which may perhaps be con-
/ strued into royal hint, that his Cor,es
1 should acknowledge the independence Of
i South America.-Bnh. Morn. Chronicle.
Il The Cashier of the Branch Bank of
the u. States at Fayetteville, N. C. has
4 resigned bis office; and it appears that
I there is deficiency Of cash 10 the bank.
to the amount Of tvsnty-sir thousand dol
Il larSi
j Deaths in Philadelphia. from the I'd
J to the 9th September, 82-nine OF which
+ we're Of malignant fever.
n Orleans New. Orleans pa
| pers state, that the fever has made its
appearance ia that city.
| Accounts from Savannah represent that
} city 10 be quite sickly.
1 The Treasurer Of the American Bible
4 Society. during the month of August, re-