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NOTICE-EXFIfA

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.IlAVlNG been East and selected the most splendid
Al lots OF marheeyer brought 10 this .na ket, want
all my lends Gall Immediately and leave their orders
HayihE ss!y, Slilsfm$h. up work fntlt
latest at9 pQ$ styles Tie loSyest rates
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a. EWBROtDERtES. lt.i'' ~ ~ e! q.
WE haEejust received 1890 collars il every possible
variety OF PriCeand pattern Also beautiful sells
p aG sleeves to match; FIouuc
inss FdgnsS aud LnScrtngs in isconet Saihfook
AMI null til, cad Ist Vaiencis Nalleste doc Elegaut
black and cOOFed peils acOiets lac5. al SSS
ec. cleo .iiiIsOt9a s5ynha43t s.HElSKEIL.& CO.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-04

will gives supper Tuesday lhe lA 81 Tecrmber, al
Washington Halt Their Objecuis tucoHue their siin
furnishing the new Church. shout completely They
hope tie public will approve their object, a COME one
mil all In tie Ge,si .t.--I.- -. l-tI1
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-04

James II. lDodgson, .
Teacher Of the Ffeacn Languages 3
- So "a nDREsS RoXi sos, .. ~, ..
-. l;s1 .l5qoJ sun. WHEELING POST oBFIcB.S 4
will give private Instructions IL desired, as welEss
receive Fuiis ia his Classes his 10 Main
street and at the " heenn Female Seminary ,;.y;E
~. .s4s= 80. 9ssf-5.s spaI-ty
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Co-FdItneTSh1p. 49,
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G ~, a. es rpFose g tEansfsEs thew hgl
sdand retail Boot ana SJc BUSINESS al Stand
j. u Marsh A9 8 @s1foe street next 6or 70 itesF,s
( ~ SD 81 HARSH &aNy4FAAS.
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- An, JOHNSTON.
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TERMS of MKEiBEESuIP.
The payment Oh dollars cons tuies any one a,
nicmbereOt this tsslciatIOm AID entities him either
one o. the iooH Ing lasazt es Lor and ALSO
ticket III TIC Distribution OF tie sainary and paintings
The Liehate is ued TO subscribers consists 6fthe FOL
lowing monthly magazines: Han eF,s putnan.'s Kuiek
kcr backwoo4s GIalduI's, GOdeyis tady's Book
and Household, " oEa. 10 ssltgg, f Trry
PpsQus, tkLng vet memberships Rls entitled % anu
FIVE Of tie magazines Tor one year, and to ar eketl ia
The distribution. Ia n 49, s-,. -i-., ~
The net plOT eeis derived from the sale OF n'embcrsps
ale devoted to the FHrthase OF wo KS tie
sting year. |-aii fs'!-
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q AIfred Hughgs, ", @. 5z "a 81

= MOIRP.ATIIIG PEIYSlCIAN,, II IN
III VS. renytd MS Office aud residence be corner OF
II Fth Quincy sttyeis, HFY opposite IAe Calk-s
JcAG{ ~ uTChI nat..tst
lSsRi 20 AGours-atcrhiHg IRON I1o p, "a
Noon to 3 s,,ItI ....,.zi j
~ lsHse srs,s, Evening lolS.9 sq,aa .aIsas
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-04

OF cause The nntter1sil1 no sstop here laidJ d
is impossible 10 say Just h6wsit VIII Ter niia,e.-
We believe. ho~eyer, tlft tle entir4 fJuing stock
Of tue road has ben huort5sageas Wish ,cese
the possess oniofihe cars on tlrespart oflhe pres
ent.holdtrs@ilI most likely pc 81 very shott dltai
ton, aga 20 ct s--i' al's .1si,ror 1aal7isri
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-04
J BILL OF Prices,

. ~ For Flsie visit medicine 95 eFifsg t'i7o''i
For twO or nlIie VISITS day. 6Itc-h iedicne &c
vieedt Office. and nedGiGe, itum 81 10 5Gt and t
WfISs; .S rI ! ees ease may W T5gs
Visits 10 h9r country, ngcOrtyp2 'liStalce,
The ah"ve I" Ei'l pFiGcszi hIch Ids avays been
that cha much higher - jctf.Iiy.uJt
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-04
~ The law er.Ne.wspapers.l

Sabscrihers who DO no, Se express notice to thr
e'ntfsry, are constaee as wishing tocohRde their
IT subscribers order the dis onttnuancq OF their Ter
OcaiS the send tlenrUntiI all
aTrea' ages are INaid.z. -
It suhse ncGect0 refuse take their CcrIo
Gals from tl otce$ which they ecie they ale
held responsible till they have settled the hi and Orei ii
them discontinued. ...., 49, 49, -. -
ifuhseribers removsto otler pleceswitc6t imfotni
ing the lub shers and FarerS ate seat to tile tofneT
directions fheY ale held RESPONSE hle. 'sne s'-i7" ~
s. The Courts have ecietl that Refusing TO take period
Icais the office, removing aud leaving fhci uicalf
ell pIiml EaCia evGefee Of int6ntiOiiaI fraud
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-04

Chamber of Commerce by Wni-s Smith, Ii scope
tans much Interesting STATISTICAL AMI COMMERCIAL
Information in relation to CiueinHati. From one
table we learn that The number oil, STEAMBOATS, and
bovges whchatrysd at that port fr'mi Sept, lst,.
1884, TO Sept: st, 1855. was 3tS, with aanaegte..
gate tonnage Of 8O.SIl, Tte.humDs 1 u steamers
built llete dGring the same time was,2T. with an
aggregate tonnuge0f 8,e85. .aroea 'r7-os
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-04

! - .aifisssTtiTO 'FARSlERS. or,
~ a o3-Peruvran md Ntcxicsn.- Orders for any
NJ amouGt 9Eei asr NaesS Itntio lhyi 5slW
!, as9 81 III 4 LstI-sS,he as'f$ llr lnpNr1ers
Smyrna times., 1855-05-02
FRA NIGLIN HO SE,
Chestnut street, H0tWeen Third and FOURTH
pbila lalOhia

Chestnut street, SGtWeen IRlrd ana FourCh'
Philadelphia.
OLIVER II. P. PARKER, OF Ohio, and JAMES
I'll. LAIRD, of Philadelphia, have leased the above
we'll known and popular house. for term Ct years are
now prepared to accommodate guests i'll manner cdua
to any IN the city.
The location of this house is superior to any other,
being in immediate proximity to business; also to most
of the Banks Public Offices Post Office and the Ex-
change where 0InEbusses start for all paris OF the CITY,
The house having been put in thorough repair, and
new furniture added. with many modern ImprOv
will add much to the comfort OF guests. mo tables
will at all tunes be supplied with the best the market
affords, an nothing shall be wanung, part, IC
make the FRANKLIN truly the Travellers Home.
Your patronage is I!ost respectfully solicited
PARKER &J LAIRD.
Smyrna times., 1855-05-02
THE WEEKLY HERALD.
The BEST general NEWSPAPER IN TIE
WORLD.

The BEST GEN Err Al NEWSPAPER IN TIE
WORLD.
TmE NEW York WEEKLY HERALD is published
every Saturday morning lis GouIenls tmbrare all The
news Of he pr OF The day, reports ui meet
Ings tho Stale H. gIsatuIe, ard Ot Congress I'M
IoiI- pOhiIr d" un,cnI> European and llo,ne
res OndtuC,. hAanCai nd uinunercIa information
md editorials OF general ha; have ufpeared
IA the Ncw York iIe:hid
1t /, neatly printed Ia clear tyrc on large double
quaro sheet OF "ru ghl COiuMns-a bOUk-a dIrec-
ory ecli-and t"ns Onr uI lie be,t and most Nai
able weekly newspapers IN The world TIL greatest
taken 10 oHta'n the dI' 81 n,h rFai,lc m
ieilgrucc OF mi "r'ani movements IN al pat, Vi The
world. Noe lcnsc Is spared Tor Ihi- purpose.
The subscn ,di"n "'ce Is Three Dollars per annum
payable IN advance, or siNpCu"e per single c"pV--
Editors OF newspapers throughout the country are par
iculaiiy requested 10 act as agents They viii recrIN
twenty-five per ceH commission on all cash suhscrip-
lions. Any person obtaining llc subs, r!brr rs
viii be allow ed the Commission.
Smyrna times., 1855-05-02


Gold Lever Watches, full jeweed, lS carat
cases, S2S "
Gold Lepne, Is k. u %
Silver Lever, full Jeweled, IL IT.
Silver LcpIne, Jewels, 20
Superior Quarters. OO
Gold SI'eclacies, %
Fine Silver, do OU
Gold Bracelets, 5(
Ladies' Gold Penclls, ! CO
Silver Tea Spoons set, 90
Gold Pens, with Pencil and Silver Holder, 90
Gold Finger Rings 37k cents so; Watch Glasses,
PLAIN, IL cents patent 81, Lunet 25 other article in
proportion. All goods warranted he what they are
sold for. STAI FER ~ HARLEY,
| On hand, some Gold and Silver Levers and Levers
still lower than The above prices. Aug. 81.
Smyrna times., 1855-05-02
MEXICAN CUAMO.

TNIIE subscriber offers for sale Mexican (uanO
l. best quality, cargo Of Ship Thondyko. This
article has gwen entire satisfaction to those who made
use of the past year, Corn Grass and Oats ground
its effect the soil is much lasting than that OF
Peruvian Guano an the cost forty per less
b. s. BURLiNG,
l0l North Front Sueet, PhiIadep phia
march 7-2m
Smyrna times., 1855-05-02
PENNSYLVANIA Wire Works,

No. 81 Arch street. above Front, Philadelphia.
rNHE subscribers have on hand, and are constantly
Il manufacturing, SIEVES. RIDDLES, SCREENS;
WOVEN WIRES. of all meshes and widths. AlsO all
kinds of plain and fancy Wire work. Brass and Iron
Wire Sleeves OF all kinds Brass and Copper Wire
Cloth for Paper Makers, DC. Cylinders and Dandy
Rolls covered in the best manner.
Heavy Twiied Wire for Spark Catchers, Sieves for
Brass and Iron Founders, Screen Wire. Window w re-
Safes Traps, Dish Covers, Coal and Sand Screens &c
BAYLISS, DARBY a. LINN.
mar % g5-3m
Smyrna times., 1855-05-02
CARTER'S

NOT A PARTICLE OF MERCURY IN 1T.
Let The Afflicted Read GRd Ponder!
Ar lnallible Remedy for Scrolula Kings Evil, Rbeu-
n.atsm, Obstinate CuianeOns ErupliOns, Pimples or
Pustules on the Face, BlOlches, BOils, Agug and
Fever, Chronic Sore Eyes, Ring Worm or letter.
Scald Head Enlargement and Pain of the Bones and
Joints. Stubborn Ulcers, Syphilitic Disorders. Lum
bago. Spinal Complaints and all Diseases arising
from an Injudicous Use of Mercury. lmprudence in
Life. or Impurity Of the Blood
9Hr This great aterltive medicine and purifier Oi
Blood is used by thousands OF grateful patients
from all parts Of the United States, who testify daily
to the remarkable pc rOrmed by the greatest OF
all medicines, "CARTERS SPANISH MlATURE.'
Neuralgia. Rheumatism, Scrolnla ErupiIoIis on the
Skn Liver Disease Fevers, Ulcers, old Sores Alice
tOns Of the Kidneys, Discusses OF the throat, eInale
cOmplaints pains aud aching Of the Bones and Joints,
speedily put 10 flight by using this great and mes
Unable remedy
For all diseases of the Blood nothing has yet been
found compare with it, Iceases the system OF all
impurities gently an efficiently ON the Liver and
Kidneys, strengthens the Digestion, gives tone to the
stomach makes the skin clear and healthy. and re-
stores the Constitution, enleebled 10y disease or broken
down by the excess's OF YOUTH to lis prs'ne Vlgor
strength.
For the Ladies' it is ncomparaby better than all the
cosmetics ever used. few doses Of Carriers Spanish
| Mxtu,e will remove all sallOwness of complexion
bring the roses mantlng the cheek give elasticity
| to the STEP and improve the general health IN re-
markable degree, beyond all the medicines ever heard
Of.
| The large number of certificates which we have re
ceived from persons from all parts Of the United States
is the best evidence that there no llnmbug aboutit-
The press hotel keepers, magistrates, physcIans an'
public men, well known TO the eOmmI nifty, all ad'
their testimony The wonderful effects Of nis GTe
Blood Purifier.
Gail on the Agent and get Circular and Almanac
and read the wonderful this uuly greatest Oi al
Medicines has performed. .-..... ,.......
Nome genuine unless signed BENNET e. BEERS
Prorpietors. No. Pearl street, Richmond Va 10 whor
all orders for supplies and agencies must be addressed
) And for sale by d. LOKW GOD, Smyrna
Del, and M. v. BOYER, Millington, Md.
| Dec G. lS54-lV
Smyrna times., 1855-05-02
DISSOLUTION.
STRAW GOODS.

STRAW GOODS.
VNHE subscriber has now in store well Sc
IL lected stock of Straw and Silk BONNETS,
and Millinery Goods, consisting OF Ladies Hair
Blends, French Laces, Gossamers, Trlpolls,
Pearls and Satin Diffused, in various styles Of
Goods; with handsome assortment Of Import
ed and Domestic Artificial Flowers, Ribbons,
Ladies and Misses colored Bonnets, Straw
Trimmings, Children's Hats and Bonnets, and
other Goods connected with the trade.
He has made arrangements with the prlncl-
pal Manufacturers and Importers, so that he
will be enabled to receive all the newest styles
of Straw Goods, as soon as they are manutac-
tured He feels confident that he will be able
to sell his Goods as low, if not lower than any
similar establishment in the city.
WILLIAM G. CALVER,
| No. SO North Second street, below Arch, cas-
side, Philadelphia.
| March %. 1S55-3m,
Smyrna times., 1855-05-02
FARMERS & THRASHERS
Read This.

McCormick's Improved Iron Beam Reaping
and Moving Machine, for lS55.-Ths machine
is warranted to Cut from 10 to 20 Acres of all
kinds of Grass or Grain per day, and do it as
well as can be done by any hand.-Price, Sl55 ;
$50 cash, and the balance at D months, with
interest
Pitts Patent Thrasher, leaner and Horse
Powers.-This Machine is on Wheels. and is
Warranted to Thrash and lean, fit for the
Granary or Market, one Bushel of Wheat per
minute.-Price $500; half cash, balance at 3
months.
Zimmerma ms Thrasher, leaner and Bapger
This Machine will Thresh and lean from
400 to 800 Bushels OF Wheat per day, (accord.
ing to size Of cylinderO and is Warranted
Price, from $500, to SS340; half cash, balance
at 3 months, Also, Endless hahn Horse Pow.
ers and Threshers, Clover 'Hullers, Straw Cut
ters, Corn and Cob Mills, &c.
Apply personally or by mail, to
RICHARD L. ELKINTON.
SO South Wharves, and lis South Water ST.
Sept. ~, lo04-ly. Philadelphia.
Smyrna times., 1855-05-02
Registers Office,

Dover, Kent county, Jan. "a, 1856.
ITPON the application of David j. Murphey, Admin
u istraIor OF Alexander Jones, late Of Duck Greek
hundred IN said county. deceased, it is ordered and
directed Ivy the Register, that the said Administrator
give notice Of the granting Letters OF Administration
upon the estate of the said deceased by causing adver
tsemenis to posted within ioay days from the date
of such letters six OF the most public places of the
county of Kent requiring all persons having demands
against the present the same, or abide by an
act of assembly in such made and provided. And
also cause the same be inserted the Delaware State
Journal, newspaper published in Wilmington, Del,
end in the Smyrna Times newspaper published IN the
Town of Smyrna, BEL, and continue therein two
months.
,931r. GIVEN under the hand and seal Oi
oS%ss6S. office of the Register aforesaid at Dover
SI.NySEr4 Kent County aforesaid the day and ycai
ZEE XXX NiSs above written.
SNSN.G r. w. REYNOLDS,
'ssSSt' Register
Smyrna times., 1855-05-02
Fnrnitnre Furniture y
.yULIlIS STERN.

No las North THIRD street. doors above the Eagle
Hotel, PHILADELPHIA,
XIT HOLESALE Det Ter in Fancy Dress Trimmings
w and Millinery Goods, and manufacturer OF
Fancy Silk BOnnets, keeps constantly on hand very
extensive assortment OF Silks Ribbons, Laces Embrod
eres, Flowers Bonnet Frames Gimps Fringes. besides
great variety eff other Fancy Goods. lie sOliclts
call from Country Merchants visiting the city, and as
sures them that they will be sure find any article
above mentioned, at the lowest prices.
niarch l4-2m.
Smyrna times., 1855-05-02
Nt,ficc.

| HE undersigned, I'nNid J. hGyrAry. named
L above Il" fehy gives HOlIre. that lclIer- at AL
minis tGai"n. dc bnnlN non " eanl'd 10 hn "a
irsl day OF r!ruarl It3j all Icisus the fti"rc az
ny demands sI lhe dc, ate, ~ III r, eng
Ike same, pro- irry ut'tsjC the hrs: day
nI Februar 1896 sur ahitt bv law IA th.s behalf,
DAVID J. MURPlIEY.
LII. -. ON
Smyrna times., 1855-05-02
w a m TE .

TWO BOYS, as indentured Apprentices al
the Brlcklaying and Plastering business, be
tween the ages OF fifteen and seventeen wears
ALVAN ALLEN.
Smyrna, March 81, 1855. 1t. --1-''a's
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-04-06
From the Carolinian.
Democratic Meeting In Robson.

Democratic Meeting In hobesOn.
Housa n on Monday Of Superior
Court, to appoint Delegates to Democratic ConVen-
ton at Clinton, it was 80
Resolved That we concur in the recommendation
to hold Democratic Convention in Clinton during
May Superior Court. to nominate candidate to rep
resent this District in the next Congress.
On motion, the Chairman appointed a committee
consisting of James A Rozier James Sealy. Dr. Shaw,
John A. Caldwell Everett Phillips, and Col. Neill
Regain to name the Delegates, two from each Cap
tains District, who retired and in few minutes re-
norted the following names constituting the Dele
CATION, to-wit:
Cant Roziers District-Jas. A. Rozier, Neiil Regain.
81 Pauls-Wm. Glover, Arch'd MCNEIL Currie.
McCrummin's-Co Alex. Mcmillan, D Shaw.
Observation-Disclosures B Smith, Peter McEachin
Smth's-Col John Mcneil, Duncan Graham.
Humphrey's-Ale1 Humphrey. R. B. Gregory.
Alfords-M. T. Seay Zachariah Fillmore.
Tbompson's-E P. Ashly w B. Thompson, Jr.
White House-Mes Mitchell, Henry Bullock Jr
Sterling's Ml-Sampson Sealy, Joseph Atkinson
Phillips james Pope, John T. Pope.
Lee's-Hugh ] Lee, Hugh Pman.
The following resolution was introduced by James
A. RoZier, which was adopted:
RESOLVED, That our Senator, Thomas J. Morisey
and our Representatives. Thomas A. Norment anc
Neill Regain have ably and faithfully discharged the
duties assigned them. lhey nave the THANKS Oh 'ue
constituents.
| MIR Norment being called on, made few remark
on the duty of Southern men standing together or
the great question agating the whole country
and concluded by off4ring the following resolution
which was unanimously accepted and adopted:
| ResolUed, That the recent elections in the FREE
States, in which President Pierce has been repudi
ated, is evidence sufficient to en,ear him to every
southern man. The fact can be no longer concealed
| Franklin Pierce is openly denounced and condemned
in the free States for his fidelity to the South, TO
supporting the Constitution and carrying out tn
nrovisioas of the fugitive slave law. Can any tru
southern man, OF whatever party weaken his friend
at the South by giving vote that will strengthen
his worst enemies at the North dissolution o
the Union will be the certain result if the fusion par
ty are enabled to carry out their designs at tn
North. What true friend to his country can loo
upon such result with any other feelings than thos
of horror? Now if all southern men will but rail-
to the standard Of true Democracy and present a
unbroken 'front.' with the aid of such men at tn
North as Pierce, Glass; Dallas, Buchanan, Gushing
Marcy, and thousands of other true men, the Unto
of these States may be saved Nothing less ca
save the Union.
The meeting then adjourned.
PETER A. McEACHlN, Chm.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-04-06
upon the lists taken in 1854, if the new law changes

upon the lists taken in 1854, if the law changes
the rates.
OF course these instructions have nothing TO do
with new subjects of taxation required by the new
law to he hereafter listed.
1t will also be observed by the Clerk. that twelve
cents on the hundred dollars valuation of land, and
forty cents on the POLL include the tax for the Insane
ASYLUM and in all the State tax these two sub
iects and the Clerk will make out his list according
| ~. l..
him without listing, will be governed, after the new
law goes into operation, by that iaw.
For instance, Merchants required to pay on
their capital employed for the year preceding the first
of April The new law being in operation the first
of pril, the tax imposed by that law must be col
lected. Very respectfully,
Your obedient servant
D. w. COURTS,
Public Treasurer.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-04-06
Treasury DEPARTMENT, N. c., !
M1rrb Ia 1Q65

SIR Having had letters addressed to me by dife.
rent County Court Clerks, asking my construction Of
certain sections of the Revenue Act, passed by the
last General Assembly, have felt it my duty TO ad-
dress this class of Clerks, and also the Sher of the
State, upon the subject.
The Clerk in making out the tax list for this year
which he is to furnish to the Sheriff or before the
first day of April next, is to estimate the taxes accor
ding to the rates imposed by the new Revenue law,
which goes into operation thirty days after the rise Of
the General Assembly, say from and after the 18th
March, 1885, on the subject of taxation heretofore
listed, and which are also embraced in the new Rev.
enue law. For instance, the tax by the new law is
twelve cents the hundred dollars valuation of land
and forty cents on the poll
In making out the list the new law is TO be observed
as it goes into operation before the list is required
be made out and handed to the Sheriff. And 80 in
regard 10 any other subjects of taxation which appeal
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-04-06
A District Convention.

In accordance with the request of members of the
Democratic party from nearly every section oil this
County, with whom we have had any opportunity OF
consultation, we have inserted the call tor Demo-
cratic meeting which will be found at the head OF our
columns United and harmonious action, always so
essential to the success of any party, becomes douOy
so, when the dangers with which that party may be
threatened are of secret character rs is the case al
the present time In order to avoid SURPRISE we must
be fully organized and prepared to meet and repel
attack at all points.
The Democrats of other Counties-Robeson and
uarneit-have already held meetings, and appointed
delegates indicating the Monday of Sampson Superior
Court as the most suitable time, and Clinton the
best place for holding the proposed convention Should
this time and place be generally agreed upon it will
be seen that we have no time to spare, Sampson
Court Immediately succeeds
For some time past the Democratic party in this
county has been comparatively quescent refusing tc
briste up and candidates for every local Office Of
minor Importance, as has been done by it's new op.
ponent. The time has at length arrived, however
when the issue will require to be made between
the open and strag forward action and the time
honored and well defined principles of the Demo
cratic party hand, and the secret conclaves
and proscriptive principles of the Know-Nothings
on the other. Shall Democrats cling TO that party
which has signalized its by fidelity TO the
South-which passed the Fugitive Slave Law and
the Kansas and Nebraska Bill will they leave il to
join secret party which has marked its triumphs at
the North by the election of Seward and Wilson, 10
be shortly joined by Hale and others.
In the next House of Representatives the great
majority of the Northern members will be K. Ms
and will be also Aboltoniss 1t behooves the South
to know what manner of men she sends. At no pre-
vous time has the prospect been gloomy, the clouds
so dark and lowering.
The question is not now what clique, wing or sec
tion of the Democratic party any man belongs to
butt is he Democrat Twill he stand by the Demo
cratic party will he allow his private pique against
this man or that man 10 ALLEVIATE him from the sup
port of his principles, will he go, might and main,
for Democratic men and measures? These are the
Questions-these the issues
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-04-06
Connecticut Election

New HAVEN, April 3-Evenng results of
the election Yesterday may be stated thus Four
know nothing and whg Congressman elected, and Is
of the senators and two-thrds of the representa-
tves elected, all of the same party. There is no
choice of Governor by the people The democratic
and know.nothing candidates are about even.