The statesman & blue hen's chicken. (Wilmington [Del.) 1854-1855, 1854-11-11

STATE POLITICAL lNIkLLlGINCL.-lhe jour
nal alluding to DR.. Burton says;
"The Doctor now says, Il say, with jug
ofrum, can carry more votes to the polls from
cur forests, than all the principles both parties
can set forth"
The Gazette in reply says;
"There is not respectable man in the State
who would believe that such man as DR.. Bur
ton, to whom IL alludes, ever made use Of any
such expression as is contained in this para
graph"
The Journal says;-"We learn from Mr..
Clayton's speech at Delaware City on Wednes-
day last, with regret, that he thinks IT not i'm
probable he may resign his present senatorial
term before the end Of II, as he has heretofore
resigned every public office he ever held"
A writer in the Gazette who signs himself
" Republican" has made severe attack on
Mr.. Clayton, the Rev. Mr.. Bradford Of Dover,
and Geo. p. Fisher. On Mr.. Clayton, on ac-
count Of his action on the Guano question, on
Mr.. Bradford, on account Of being minister
Of the Gospel, and taking such part in poll
tics. He calls Mr.. Fisher the bell wether Of
Mr. Clayton. 49,.
lug meetings, viz AT the house Of +. Taliey
in Brandywine lid. on Saturday afternoon
November II, to be addressed by George Read
Riddle and Daniel NJ, Bates. On the evening
Of the same day, at tho house of william s.
Flcmming in Christians Ill.,, to be addressed
by Mr.. Riddle. Also, on the evening Of the
same day at Cantwell's Bridge, to be addressed
by VIM. q. Whitley, Benz. T. Biggs and Charles
y. Love.
Three democratic meetings were held IN
Kent during the past week. They were ad.
dressed by Messrs. salisbury, Ridgely, Mich
olson, Riddle andothers In New Castle, meet
ings were held at Middletown and Blackbird
Tho meeting at MIiddetown was addressed ~
Messrs. Riddle, Whitley aud Biggs. Mr.. Biggs
was yeryseyer on Mr.. Clayton and the leaders
Of the late wing party. Themeeting at Black
bird was aadrassfd by Nessrss Huntington, Rid
die and Love. Dr. Button was present 1t is
said that Mr.. Biggs viii address a meeting in
Wilmington.
The Gazette makes the following charge
against Mr.. Causey. IL says 1--WE have
been shown a letter from gentlemen we'll in
formed on all matters connected with the las
Legislature, in which he says, al have it from
good authority that Cd. Causey influence,
Daniel Curry to vote against the Bill to con
meet the Christiana rive and the Chesapeake
bay by means Of n Canll extending from
point above our city to some point on the Ell
river, trhlst member q our Senate, in retail
alton for The meagre ssppsrt New Castle count
gaze him rheR last rHnHisg for Governor"
The following are the democratic nominee
Samuel Townsend declares his intention Of ol
posing. viz: Mr.. Riddle for Senator, an
Messrs. Frazier, Torbert aud Cooling, Repr,
sentatiyes.
The Gazette says About thirty free soilei
Of this city, addressed To Mr. Cullen a letts
asking his views upon the slavery question an
Nebraska Bill. 70 this letter Mr. Cullen +,
Ill A..f
! satisfactory to others when further correspond
ence was decided upon.
= The following are the State and Count
Tickets of the different political parties to |
+ voted for on Tuesday next.
The Prohibitory Law (wbo have no Sta
|, ticket is as follows; senators, Archibal
Armstrong, Mill Greek, Sud Isaac A. Ln
Pencader. Representatives, David c. wilsoi
Wilmington; james NJ. Bracken, Christians
y William Silver, New Castle; Jonathan Grove
n White Clay Greek John W. Mccall, Red Lioi
: William Bowman, st. Georges George Deal
5 yne, Appoquinimink. Sheriff, John A. Wi
lard Levy Court Commissioners, John
n richs, White Clay Greek; Benjamin Carrot
y Mill Greek John L. Deputy, st. Georges
II Coroner, Richard X. Jones Wilmington.
e The Democratic ticket is as follows: viz
nj For Governor, DR.. William Burton; Represe
: | thtlNt 70 tuhRfeehs utos hoAu hluults Nntfl
Thomas NJ. Ogle; Coroner, John q. Bong
! man Senators, AquiIls Derrickson, and Ale
70 ander NJ. Bid1e. Representatives, Villa
n W. Tsrbert, Samuel G. Chandler, Charles Goo
"a ing, Edward Sheppard, Samuel Frazier, Tn
mas j. Poard and Nathaniel Williams LIE,
i Court Commissioners, David Graves, Mi
I, Creek Andrew Kerr, White Clay Creek Fra
u els d. Dunlap. Red Lion; Richard W. Cochran
y n Georges Isaac Gibbs and Vim. L. Rigg
Appoquininink.
The American or Wing ticket is as follow.
l. Governor, Peter +. Causey Representative
N congress, Elisha d. Cullen. Senators, Arch
ia Dald Armstrong and s. C. Riggs. Represei
er tatives, David c. Wilson, James NJ. Breaker
Jonathan Groves, Samuel Biddle, John j. Hei
At ry, David Mckee and James V. Moore. She
G. III, John A. Willard Coroner, Lindsey Pierre
Levy Court Commissioners, Benz. Carrot
Mill Greek; VIM. McClelland, White Cha
g Creek; william D. Clark, Red Lion; jam
pogue, ST. Georges Thomas Scott and Jact
= Stats, Appoquinimink.
a The following citizens are on the Prohibition
II Law and on the American ticket for the san
office, viz: For sheriff, John A. Willard. II
representatives., David c. Wilson, James \
It Brscken and Jonathan Groves. Levy Cou
: Commissioner, Benz. Garrett.
e The different parties Of the State will hol
= the following meetings at the following tin
y and places, viz: An American meeting
the School House at Brandywins Village.
A Mass Meeting of the Native America
/. party, held in the City Hall, on Monday evsi