Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1854-11-01

AUTUMN is fairly inaugurated, and the brown
autqmnal feeling which, DENOTES its approach.
hot noon time, and the demand for the cooling
draught and refreshing breeze have gone; all
together. The mornings are cool and cherries
no more is the cheering MARBLE of the morn
ing chorister heard in the green boughs. The
sunshine streams, slanting lazily through the
fieecy haze, which, at early morning, wraps !
the hills and yellow tinged forest in its en-
brace. A dying leaf occasionally hutters to
the side walk, while those still hanging are |
variegated with the crimson, scar and yellow,
| Winter, with his snow-fakes and iecles, will
soon be along; already, indeed, the Frost King
is here. before whom the tender leaves are bow
ing with expiring life. -. -. b, .s I'll i. ....
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OF, For several interesting original articles
and an account Of the late vote on Prohibition
in Pennsylvania, see first page, h.'i+.
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Fl or We haye been handed the following for
publication J. s4as bass st3,-oi thbTFfso( 2.ia.
"a, .,.,g NEAR SarYREA,i Oets 90 1884,
Il To JOHN EATON, ESQ. > 'hIof the COhansttee
f Which formed the American Ticket, on the
19th HIty; s. .asi t-.aa,tssasba 5a5t bass e41,'o-l
II. SIR:+-Finding it Uill be extremely inranFg:g
E nient to me, should the Americans succeed tof
D which no rational person can doubD to leave
e my family and busiuess, to attend the 'Legisla-
e tive session at Dover, to be held in January
next, beg. leave respectfully. ID decline being
e q candidate for a seat in the General Assembly
In so doing, beg it will not be considered that
!. have not "a just and gfatefnl appreciation of
the honor done me by the delegates Of the
o American partysifor 4 qmUery sensible of their
!. Partially, and that | had no right to expecl
). Esuch mark pfIskeir favor. Bat wish to as
/ sure them andhothers generally who take an
Z interest in the matter, that app owe theiprin.
u cples of said party, and its objects and purpo-
: SEES as set forth. in the party platform adopted
-. at Dover, On the 4th inst, and,if healthp6r-
y mitse shallvete the American ticket onthe latll
IT lproximo, "a: 10 1.;i i.sssa 90 7aliiAH~ - 7
h sdi Very respectfully "a bayod ~ al 81
T., t.s8q0a asga Yonr OBJ tservant, ssii ss8
&, .,g,s q 4iph aas1 John BAYNARD! q
: 0eer.The Delegates Of Duck Creek Hundred
I, met at the housel5flT FoSwell, I'm Smyrna, oi
Is w. Spruance, of said hundred, as a candidate
n. for Representative, in, lieu Of John Baynard
an declined, sii as.Ar i iaf1isiR aal ~ a''sli 2
,n "A s,es -l,,.s., -.. .-i4t- ss.4ii ,.si5aufis
G, n OSE RESULT OF KNOW .NoTHINGIsM. ri stlls
g Know Nothing principles ever obtain the as
+ tendency in this country, there VIII be on
good result thesefrom, that has been it'll
thought of American girls must be snbstitu
OF ted in the kitcher for, Irish help--excellenta
tie tne latter Is 70 many eases, Flapos nus 7
tn more fewer sills and more callicos used; les
walking in.the streets we'll be seen, and NOR
sly walking in TIE suds about the wash-tubs = an
As' then when q pan marries, be. will marry VILE
"a one that can cook his dinner, wash his shirt
red and mend his clothes, and not an overgrow
J. ! baby to sit1in theiparlor, spend hismoney will
W. out thinking that IL must be earned, and pla
me lady until husbands are bankrupt. Most pee
Be- pie will 20 the native movement thus far 4
lse- least; but how nliIny mothers will approve il
I'll ho~ many daughters will vote for this era r.
,e e NeDbarypprt Herald asf a'es1's a's'ssi
ack n OH TssuEs.--tsen. Cass made a speech
mo- Romeo, Macomb county, Michigan, on the Ia
4S inst. when he declared that Re came not to di
ciass Wing or Democratic principles, for thu
u had passed away-lha prinriples for which
a ~ long struggle was nlsde have all become o
lDc. solete. He attributed this to the success
orth of the Democratic. party The admission OF Il
gut- fact proves that tsdse who wish to retain Il
IA ola party organizations wish to do il for Il
49, purpose of eleyatng themselves to places
%ll,I profit and power. NJ. Cass spoke in defen
but Ii the Khdsas ana Nebraska bin, aud upbse
the admission Of President Pierce,