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DELEGATE MEETING.

The Democratic Delegates from the different
Hundreds OF New Castle County, assembled at the
Red Lion, on Saturday the ath Of September, s27 !,
and On motion, appointed James Ridd!e, Esd.
Chairman, and u. 5. Read, Secretary.
The following resolution was unanimously adopt
ed -
Resaced That this meeting do approve Of and agree to
support WILLIAM HERMAN, the nominated Candidate fer
the cities OF Sheriffand liENnY YINING, the nominated
Candidate irr the office OF Coroner. the e.Mrg gene
raj eecon,-snd We recommend them 10 the unanim us
support Of the Democratic r, publcans Of New Castle
County.
The following ticket adopted. and recommended 10
the support OF the Democratic party
Senator-Levi Boulden, p. FL
Representatives. Alexander Read, B. john Torbert
and Jas, Delspislne, H-Benjamr Whiteley, w c. c.
| II William I Read N. C. H.-John Exon, X. L. II -
Alexat der Crawford, II
Leuy CoA,t-phiip Reyhod, II. l.. H,--.acob Faris,
r. john Janyer, Jr., St. g. H.--John Herdman, w.
| C C. ii
Aher.f William Herd'nan.
! Coroner Henry yining
ResolUea That tn. proceedings Of this Meeting be sign
ed By tie Chairman and Secretary, and published ia the
Amercal Waterman JAMES RIDDLE, Chairman
| A. READ Secretary.
Sept 8.b, 1872.
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C1N'FEREE .NEE1I.N'G.

At meeting OF tie Democratic Cunferees held ct the
Sta House in Dover Tuesday the 2sh day u August,
1877 JACOB stout, Esq was appointed chairman, En r.
SpRuAScE Jt Secretary.
On mo "a, Resoued Tina, this meeting do now proceed
TO dominate candtiae Representative Congress fr6
this stare; whereurpn
Decor ARNOLD NAUDAN was nominated aid unan
mousl crosse, And recommended tue undivided support
OF me d. mocatlc parry a. the ensuing General Election
Resolved That the proceedings Of this msetlng be sigl
ed by the Chairman and Secretary and published in the
American Walchnaa and the Delaware Jolrnsl
JACOB STOUT, Cia,r;nGn.
P. SrRUAYcE, Jr, Secretary
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Democratic Republican Meeting.

Pursuant public notice adjourned meeting OF the
Democratic Republicans Of Kent County held at the
s,ae House in Dover, Tuesday the 28h OF August,
1897 for The purpose Of forming County Ticket to be
ed by the democratic party at the ensuing General
Election on the frs, Tuesday in October next. The COM
mttee appointed for that purpose met and exported the
following ticket, which was adopted.
Senatar-John Bell.
Rprest ntfues Thomas A. Rus, Andrew Galley, Matthi
Day, Joe Clcmenls, Joseph Burchnal, James Lof-
lard, Archibald Calai.
She,iFS-N, hemiah Clark, John Wallace.
Lery Conrs Comuisso, 1s-Abel jones' Duck G. H.,
Jacob NJ, Hi. l. H., William Nickerson, Dover H.,
Peter L. Cooper, Muir. II.
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Volume vi.

The, thy mIGngbt j ~ ney roam,
Pnoi wandering CHI ID Of ,ayless gloom,
And 10 t y iast and narruw hong,
Drop gently from this living tomb.
Yes, un ter,reed and d,ear,
Foil onward Nth benish,ed mind,
Stu kneel at prayers ;lou canst not hear,
And crepe for ruth thu uayst tot find,
No scroll % friendship or Of love,
Must breathe lis language DER Thy heart.
Nor that Best Book whcn guides above,
Its message to thy soul impair
But Thou who didst on Calvary die,
Flows rot thy mercy ~dr and f-ei
Thou, who dd'st rend Of Death he tie,
Is Natures seal too strong tor thee
And Thou OBJ Spirit pure. whose rest
Is wtn The lo@ly contriic train,
Hume the t.mie OF her breast.
And cleanse U, latent III the stain,
That she, whose pilgrimage helow,
Was nigh, that neYec nor d moro,
That undecring day NAV
Which Of etcrrity i born.
The great transit who tell!
When fron H.. seal shall part,
Where counties sres serapbic swell, 7,
And holy ra't,ppr thrills the heart;
WI en- he cllair'a tonge which meier might petE
The broken melodies of ,ime,
Shall to the highest numbers soar,
OF eye'ssing ,rnlse sobiiine;
When those blind orbs which meier might trace
The features II their kindred clay,
Shall cf Ds,y the fac,
Aad sins 9th tapture's deathess ray.
August 1st, 1895
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SCHEME
TAKE, NOI'lCE.

TpESol.VED, by the Pr, sihent and Manager OF he
LII WILMINGTON d Chr, lana turnpike road that div
i!ead al the rate of six per per annnm he and be
euue hereby deciared tie stock u said mrany,
Tor the last six mohs hich viii be paid the Sockhol
ers or their legal epr .entpves or after the 15h ~
slant. by Order IF The Board;
WI. SEAL, Ireasan9r
,u;ln,;nr,on ON mn al 1907 IS ~
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RAN AWAY

I'm the 1911, August lat, JOAN I PENNINGTON, an
" Apprentice TO the Hating Business also, on the 2Sd
WILLIAM X. RIGBy al Apprentice 10 the above bus.
hereby forbid all persons harborng trusting
mem on my account shall pay debts Of their con
tracing JUN hosii oep'
Sept. a, 1927 s.
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C0roners-John Smith, Thomas S.our,ey.

Coroners-John Smith, Thomas t,oursey.
ReSofped, That 200 copies of the proceedings Of Ills
meeting be printed and distributed throughout the County
hesofred, That the Commit appointed form Cois,
" Ticket be authorized to fill all may occur
in the above .,cket.
Reso'Ued Iha' this meeting do adjourn he last
Saturday in JAY next. Alb. PIERCE, Chotrnup
S. SpEAnMAN, Secy.
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Ffsm the Connecticut Mirror
seeing the deaf dunn and blind (,ll. Of the Ame
can Asylum Hartford, at q Festival.
BIT MRS. sisoUasEY, or HARTFORD, CONN.
She sat beneath the veFdant shade,
Where young birds chrp'd in eafy cell,
Where aid flowers deckd ihe messy glade;
And tunetul waters murpurng fell.
And smile, and sorg, and mrth we're there,
While youth and joy their tissue wove,
And white rob'd forms, with tresses fair,
Gay glided through the enchanted grove.
But there she sat; with dropping dead,
BY stern misfortune darby bound.
BY holy light unvisited,
And silent mid world of sound.
Chained down to solitary gloom,
No sense of quick delight was thste,
Save when The flowret's rich perfume
Came floating on the scented air.
She rose, and sadly sought her home,
Where with the voiceless train she dwelt
In Charty's majestic .omc,
For bouueous hearts her SORROWS felt.
But while her mute companions share
Those Joys which meier await the blind
A moral night of deep despair
Descending, shrouds her lonely mind
For no, to her Creation lends
Or blush of morn, or baaning moon,
Nor plying knowledge makes amends
For s,epdame Natures stinted boon.
Yet deem not, though SO dark her path.
Heaven strew'd no comfort Ger her lat,
Or in her bitter cup of wrath,
The healing drop of balm forgot
oh MOI with meek, contented mind,
The needles humble task to ply
At the full board her place 20 find,
Or close 10 sleep the placid eye.
With ORDERS unob,rusive charm,
Her simple wardrobe to dispose,
To press OF guiding Care the arm,
4 bara A,,tu SO AZ 0Dr,
With touch so exquistey true,
That Yissn stands astonsted by,
To recognize with ardor due
Some friend or bcncfactur nigh,
Her baud mid childbood's curls to place,
Frem fragrant buds the breath to steal,
OF stranger guest the brow to trace,
Are pleasures left for her TO feel
And often DER her hour OF thought,
Will burst a laugh Of widest ger,
As if the living forms she caught,
On wits fantastic drapery,
As if at length. relenting skies,
In pity to her doom severe,
Had babe mimic morning rise,
The chaos OF the soul TO cheer.
Bat who. with energy divine.
May tread thar undiscovered maze
Where Nature, in her cuftain'd shrine,
The strange and newborn Thought arrays
Where quick perception shrnks 10 find
On eve and ear the envuus seal,
And wild ideas throng the mind
Which paisi-d speech may ne'er reveal,
Where instinct, like robber bold
Steals seyer'd links from Reasons chain
And leapiug DER her barrier cold,
Proclams the proud prccauiion vaiu.
Say, who shall with magcian's wand,
That elemental mass compose,
Where you,g Affections pure and fond
Sleep like the germ mid Wih.er's soows
Who, in tha, untecy pher'd sercl.
The mystic characters inaF see,
Save Him who reads the secge: soul,
Aad holds Of lie and death The ~
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PROPOSALS

For carrying mails Of the United States on the fol-
loWing Post Rouds, will be received at the GEN
erat Post Office, until the 11th day Of Octobe,
Rprf. ihclusirp
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Number 5ss.
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me terms are those who pay. during the month OF
January or July, six months in advance-Four DoVars a
ar From those who do not pay above, Fize Dollars
Iii; he demanded Ii subscriber wishes to decline he
must notify the editors Of his INTENTION before the first Of
Mime or December, and pay all arrearagcs. Without a
,nancc with these conditions, paper will be discon-
s,nued excep, al the option oftAe editors.
FERNS OF ADVERTISING,
Advertisements not exceeding twelve lines, for term
three months four times for dollar and TWEEN
~ cents for every subsequennserton longer ones pro-
,oron Advertisers requested to specify in writing
Inv long their advertisements to be inserted, they
lI he continued till forbid Letters to the Edtors to in
snre attention must be post paid.
Advertising bytheyear.
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delaware State Lottery.

FIR lie benefit Of Nepark c1hege Mdeosun academy and
I,nia,tiet Church
Ninth Class 10 be drawn Saturday the 22d Of Sep
1QnE
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Union Canal Lottery, Glass No. 80,
10 be drawn on "Wednesday the 18th inst.
Capital Prixe-S25,000!
Tickle. 36-IIalf s3--Quarter 81 so-Eighth IS cents
Por Prizes apply at
Robertson s; Little's
Sent 10. Office, No 90, Market ST., Wilmington.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-10-31
To WtLrAM II. CABELL, Esq.
CLai'Elan Of ,he Committee.

1T 4 meeting CT tie Corresponding Committee an
pointed by The late meeting in Tie city of Richmond
opposed 10 tie election Of Gen. Jackson 10 The pes
dency Oct. 30ti, 1897:
The Chai: man laid before the Committee a letter
from Chapman johnson, egq.--and at the suggestion
oi Hir. Randolph, the following answer thereto was
unanimously ad1picj:
FIR. johnson having aGlrassed TO the Hartman oe
tbs committee, q letter expressing his dissent from
some OF tie sentiments contained IN the preamble and
resolutions Of the meeting OF the citizens of Richmond
opposed 10 the election of Gen. jackson to The Presi-
GeAcy--;!o' he heartily concurs With them in that onno-
siiioH-apd declining TO accept The appointment Of De
ie5aie IN the Convention 10 be held in Richmond on
the 9Th Jan. mex, Oh lie 5EJposiiiont that the dissent ex.
pressed may rcnGersuch course most agreeable TO ,I,is
coUnnittcc--ne committee have no hesitation in de-
Glazing, tbat IL never could have been the intention
OF The meeting 10 require Of their delegates a confor-
mity 10 any political creed, save only a hearty co or el-
alton IN that aramOuD object, the exclusion oE
General Jackson. The invitation 10 that meeting was
addressed TO oil those opPosei to tie elc8ion oF Gc.
neT7t J1chsOr and the committee are we'll aware
HAT among thosc who composed HE meeting, there
were persons Of every political denomination; iDcfuG.
ing rs vel! those IEo approve The course Of policy
pursued by the administration. as hose rho give tI,eir
support 10 tic present inC1Inbent as the only means O:
"Tardiug OF a greater evil. The committee conceive
ihat tc %praar1bls ard resolutions, by a liberia! con-
stfuchon, contain nothing at variance with these prio-
cipics: and Il a1v Expressions may have inadvertently
cropt into them, which seem to lead TO a different cor.
ciGs!on, they wonld nave teen yielded up in a moment.
If any objection had been made. The object of the
"'oe'i'S was . great aH'ionHt one. The whole Amer;-
can people arc invited to unite in it, BY high conside.
raiions. befcre which The little shades Of opinion drin-
die irio jnsigniicancc.
Tao committee therefore conceive, that the serrn'er
OF W. @2!nson, being founded on a misapprcbensiou
Of The views OF he mcetiug, it is their duty 20 remove
those erroneous Impressions, ard 10 declare chat ihev
perceive no obstacle to his aiding in a cause which
he entirely approves.
Resolved unanimously, therefore. That Tic Chairman
communicate 10 MIR. Johnson a copy Of this resolution.
and express to him The expectation and wish OF tLis
committee. that he viii accept The appointment.
Fesoi'cd That the editors Of the Enquirer and Wlig
be requested 10 publish this coyresnoudence
WM. ~. CADELJ, Chairman,
JNo. n. PLrAsaaTs, sec'y.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-10-31

Bnao"sT---tap James Underwood, CAPT. John
Thornton, aud Lewis Be5hley, ctq.
observation-disclosures Johnson, Archibald Stuart.
hobert PortcrGeId, Cha's s. Stuart, John Wayt, and
l.. WajdelI. esqs.
SpoAsgi0ania--J udge Francis T. Brooke, Col. Hugh
Mercer.
6fqgord--IIancocs Eustace, Col. Eoocl Mason,
VIM. l.. BcaIe.
La"caster--Co John Chownirg. Mai Addison Hall.
Louf2m1--CoL WIN. Eilzey, Culhbcrt Powell. Saml
Dawson, .'ao. Jdnncy, Isich'd II Lee. Jas NcIIhanev.
Jege&"!--I hotoas Gr'ggs. Jr. Daniel Morgan, Col.
Jas. Hite, BushroJ {. Washington, Col. Benz, Dayen-
poTl, Capt james Smiley, and Carver Wills. esq.
C0lDpjeH--Foriuna'u Sydnof, Patrick II. CaholI.
fy9f RiehmQnd--Eey John Kerr, Chapman John.
son, Daniel Call.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-10-31

Barcelona, SqPt. G.-The te!ro,s al anarchy aud civil
war still make horrible ravases in this unhappy pscvince.
We hear OF nothing but excuses and murders without end,
committed by the rebels, and people frck daily to seek re-
fuge from the atrocities of The revolters.
RUSSIA Letters from Berlin, of the last Of Angus, saw
that all private accounts from Russia mention grea, move
ments among the troops and that "a levy en- masse or the
Don Cossacs is spoken of. Witgeu>,cin's army in Eassa-
oafia is by some aihrmed To he placed OH the war foot
ing The writer's remark that although these reports axe
probably not exact, yet the movements indicate something
uncommon; and are perhaps owing to the ill success of the
army III Persia. linus we have again to oppose the fast
accounts from that country correct. We ohsctye however,
'"at the AuStrians are to have an army of observation to
watch the Turks, and that a Russian Squadron OF very
considerable force is lifting out in the Black Sea; So that
there is room TO hope the military preparations may be de-
signed Tor cooperation in a better cause than Tie Pea
sian war.
LONDON, Sept. l2.-Lctters patcr, have been executed,
besiowing or Count Darlington. the title of Marquis of
CleaveIanl.
mot Morton, as under Secretary for Colonial affairs.
From tic Globe oad Irareicy, I2M SeDt.1
We hsve received this morning news from AIexaudria
a. late as the 22d July. The reports relative 10 the in
tenuons OF the European powers to interfere in the affair
OF Greece, had been received; but the details of the treaty
were not known. Captain Hamilton had demanded an au-
dience OF the Pacta, aud the report was current that he
mad made an official communication of the intentions of the
Alliel Sovcreisns, and represented to the Pacha the dancer
to which his feet would be exposed in passing the Norca.
That audience, however, docs not appear to have inter-
rupted the military preparations. The feet. according to
all accounts, was to set sail during the last week of Au-
gust, and was to he composed Of two vessels of the line, II
or IL i1gntes, with 5000 soldiers on board. With the
transports, it would amour, TO 100 sail.
Sir w. Scott's new work, "rhe' Chroni cles OF the Cannn-
gate, IN two volumes. consisting of three tales, will an.
pear about the end of next month. and will be followed by
"ihe Tales OF a Grandfather from the same pen, in No
vrmber.
The Aiserines continue to Commit Expectations on the
commerce d France; and ii appears that they have lately
begun TO cruize against Prussian vessels. We observe Sc.
verai accounts of French ships being boarded and robbed
ny 'hen' but remark no atrocities committed on the crews
an A'?eFine vessel had arrived, at the latest dates at Tou-
ION, with propositions to the government. Conyoys M,
furnished at Caiiz for the Mediterranean.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-10-31
EishmoaJ, Oc,. 60. 1927.

I'itFmofd, OG. 60, 1897.
81" have received your letter on the subject OF
your appointment by The late meeting of the citizens
OF Richmond opposed TO the election Of Gen. jackson.
as enc OF ibe delegates 10 represent them in the con-
'en''on proposed 10 be holden in this City, on the 9th
Of January next, and have submitted tito the cor,
rcSPondiog committee appointed by That meeting.
! ne corresponding committee have adopted a resolu-
'on % ths subject, which at their request now en-.
close 10 you. This resolution so fully expresses tbe
sentiments Of the Committee, that nothing is left for y
70 add cannot however, f5-boar 10 express nv hear.
ty concurrence in thc wish and expectation that Won
viii accept the appointment conferred on von bv vour
fellow citizens Of tic city Of Richmond
! am. With great Tesreot, VI. no. obi. 81.
WIN 81. CABELL, Chairman, &c.
CTapEAv Jnu-eov. FSG.
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WY d9c> Inc Enquirer not give up tic names, up
Oh whose authority the letter is said 70 have been OK
h6ted bF Mr.. Webster Oac material allegation.
namely 'oat It vas wri0cn Of Mr., Bailey, and cor
reoted by the ~Pros'den., IS already known TO be false,
and u'e ''Is'icaiion OF This statement al least justices
Withholding belief from tie statements accompanying
IT. GIVE up The names of those gentlemen, and let
Ihe'r o~redib'I''y be weighed b. their social Standing
Il Is moi every member OF Congress who IS TO be be-
heFed-'he author OF the East Room letter, is a mem
Der OF Congress, nay, a Senator Of the u. Safe
iOe spirit OF misrepresentation is so determined and
sogIaFing' that almost all men have come to Tie res.
oiu'ion ofbeiieging nothing without proof. Ii certain
members OF Congress have communicated the circum.
stances OF that letter to the Editors Of tue Enquirer,
'heiT names ought 70 be made public.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-10-31
Ertract Of letter from Puerto CaJeHo, dated so,ieu,be,
1871, 1927.

ELlTre! q a IeNer from Puerto CaJel1O, dated SfUfember
l9h 1927.
An extra courier has Just arrived from Bogota, via Va
lencIa, the accounts received by which will no doubt form
a new era 1.-THE happiness and prosperity Of Colomtia.-
bolivar entered the capital alone in August, amid the
shouts of the multitude welcoming his arrival. He and
ne'erai Sai'ta'ider met, aud after an hours teie-a-teie en-
b,acci in mutual friendship. Bolivar procIajm.d a strirt
observance OF the Laws of The Republic, as ordered under
the sanciity of the Constitution, AM abolished forever his
BOLIVIAN Code. This at once places the gemeIo Gus views
OF the Liberaior beyond the reach of calumny. He prox,s
nsa'n to the world mis- love of Liberty. Hook on Colon.
oia to-day as Il new born nation. God grant her prosper
ny under her Republican Laws. The Spanish General
Cismaus (the Abaeiino and Fioioardo of this country is
no more. He was defeated ten days ago in the vicinity o
nus city IN the mountains. His band of desperadoes (Say
5000 are all taken; he was a deadly enemy to Colombia:
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-10-31

I|s'a'" 9 Informative account recently iopu5
I'ued ID t''s paper Of the extraordinary scene between
Decatur and Jackson, in the lobby of fe United
states Senate, was not exaggerated. Mr.. Y7-,,ccY
|"0oS " 20 be true dtsT1Hy-otbcrs of high public
standing fno0 ito be Arue. We call upon hfr. Tsz,.
well to satisfy tie people Of the truth ola statement.
winch even at ibis late day, has made the blood Of the
pubic run cold. Did not Gen. Jackson 20 10 the
senate chamber 10 chastise join w. Eppes, for AMI
msdvefiins on his public conduct Was he no, res
trained alone, b. the "Reminiscences, and declaration
OF the Goiiike Decatur, that he should pass oyer his
dead body TO the Preparation OF bis intended outrage,
fias not Mr.. Tazeweil heard Decatur recount the cir.
and has he not himself often accounted
men, WITH The language aud feelings which 50 dar-
ing an outrage ought TO insPire' Mr.. TazeweIps silence
wa DC construed as assent TO these proposilions~-ifbe
sFe"ts: 20 m'st and vii confirm .bep.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-10-31

5HlOhhS NELSON has removed to that pleasantly
= situated Tenement adjoining the Washington Ia
yGrD' about % yards above The Capitol Square. where
Mrs. Nelson is prepared To accommodate I,sdiea and
Gentlemen with Board, &c. by the day, week month
or year. SIZE viii be glad 10 accommodate a por-
ion of The Members OF The Legislature.
Oct. 81.