American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-05-30
FoR q.KE WATcRMAN.
No. ".

&e opinions entertained by the Republican minority as
Hi desert and talents Of Dr. BLACK amply borne out
#e facts we have stated There are others which they
bless knew which had their effect. Before we advert
8hem let US refer little more i'll detail to what we have
&Dy mentioned, the Pencader Hundred Election of
n and also Of 1874. In the last mentioned year ir.
in the Senate, and not on the ticket but it was
!, az, and he turned anxious eye as to who WoulIi
s competitor IN the ensuing year; tins he soon under
VI it must be the middle district, Whlteclay Creek,
Case or Pencader which should furnish the Senator
Grow and George r. Massey were in 1874 the Candl-
in their respective hundreds representatives, and
for Du Pont the ficnd Of Massey from Brandywine.
Of the first named in all probability would be his rival
Sl5 and in the very spirit of manGnvre, Dr. Black
ok his blow at these gentlemen in 16l4-to satisfy the
Red Lion meeting Of their unpopulaity! Let us look
returns, and the fact is plain daylight. The
ar vote in Pencader that year may be put al ninety SIR
M Grow Tece'ved Bat thirty trco, V. Du Pont twenty
H and George Il. Massey but tsventy fire. This was the
and greatest inroad ever made upon the Red Lion
e, and be it remembered it came from the purely re-
can hundred of the purest of Democracy's children
Sl5 came on the struggle for Senator. At the lted
Meeting DR. Black was nominated for Senator, and as
4l torseen, MIR Massey. The vote taken BY 6GHot
The majority were in favor of Mr. Massey. The fed
sis either under secret understanding with the PEN
indictments relying upon the indications OF the
elections, took up Mr. Van Dyke on their ticket. This
nstaticn Instead of alarming the discontinued INTO
y animated their effor it was then as it is now DR..
Vi NV oilS VI even leueralSl i4DOh 81 thc
rs The average democratic vote (takiug DIR. Black $
pol for representative 1876. Vtssey received just
me and Nh pan iyke among The nHbiooded friends
y hack ONE HUNDRED AND FORTY VOTES. 1t IS IN yam
ey any connection between DIR. Black and this deser-
OF the ticket DR. Black has been the representative
M hundred for at least fourteen years, and through his
econs and friends reigns there as his lmpotent ambl-
suggests to him the wish of ruling in the county, UNI
rolled Yet a hue and cry of prescription IS raised
ns' tAose who supported gentleman for Congress
ne'ed by the opposite pary) on many grounds, prn-
~ is believed on these, all substantial ones, his
"MP tor manufacturers, his conduct on the sso't CUES
elMhenty operative in saving us from the horrors o.
war; and wish praiseworhy however mistaken o.
sS about uoa zhsch shond eive as at edsi SHARE O
prJ'1nent II one such honest motive can be given BY
back for the Pencader votes of l8l415 we should be
to hear it.
hat Dr. Black struck in 1892 at his now very goot
nus weldon and others, we have heretofore asserted
Oaooorated by fact which have although Indirect.
me best authority. A short time previously to thu
uoa OF last fall DR.. b. with that feversh anxiety which
M as very decisive symptom his diseased appetite at
Ve' IN appetite as undistlngusing voraclous, cal
oha geqcman in -- Hundred and solicited hi
M', me gentleman being one Of those who do no
" uie ultra creed that g the worst democrat is to b.
rfel to the best fedcrast'' told the applicant f'r hi
s mat he would support him, if he, DIR. Black, wou
wv Naep ARK, the federal candidate for Senator, am
IN acE TOOK the hint iii his sense of supporting lex
Se IS to be voted for j he voted PERHAPS for ne
'ur le returns i'll 1929 Of tbs very undertaking pa
fencaler Hundred. DIR. Black got one hundred an
y O'teS, Governor tiaslet ninety onethis was doubt
VTmg to the Doctors superior merit Caleb Kirk rt
h9hy credltable is the fact DR.. Blacks faithful
ne hHIred and elevsn only vo' IS les
N.e neoYed, endeared and respected candidate ID
~ N his own exclusively undertaking democratic fiji
N.Y. rehrader Hundred, and astonishing still, tn
ot mad forgotten or broken his promise and was Ell
ignorant OF the whole intrigue Weldon, the regula
received eighteen Uoes, doubt because he zrc
ra oasss, the Pencader people being so notorious
%a9F OF them, Ito prove which we refer to Mr. fari
~ conduct in the Levy Court that they voted fc
.rk Their known advocate We need not add thi
=. oeal, Chandler and Reynolds got just sevenee
W, winch they owe their thanks and interest TO ID
~ winch more fully appears i'll that gentlemans le
cs nen' or some one Of them, for Far Play has see
~ one Of them
lgy ,uMs now remains TO the virgin democracy
ra @a' one anecdute more for his Authentic memoirs
,s h'ernlng after the election, DIR. Black wrote an
''.e o. The Pencader polls, II was read 10 those VIII
S,euha impatient TO hear from this jewel Of democr
eo'1Mned these words g cutting and s'ashi9g al
~ e az 9dN vou see what WI hare done "a pe0cgta''