Smyrna times., 1856-09-10

| loiS, motives the most vile are alnIioi al "d-
Son9 ana parties indlscrlminatrlv. Ou,, PR
! calls apother "snuOs and srrncu,, "''r
! speaks OF the " low, grOvellmp il>ti,n,' ana
moral nature" Another stinmati1,s ~ hls
DENTAL candidate, who has hItherto .,,; resi-
honest reputation, as u d" branded syv,,,,i ~" dh
large mercantile firm is denounced
attempt made to inurc lis business p'" al
one OF Its members, being Friend hoI5 TI,'au>e
usual OPINION OF his sect on the subioc, ,4 'he
ry. A public speaker substantialu S'a'"-
every man who thinks that Compress o'%'>
constitutional power to legislate .L '.'S TO.
peculiar institution" in the terrirorins Ac.
oelhS pro slavery" scOrntully sncor. -, ""h'
aS dough-tace:" and eliminates uni "'I"
idtIo" tlat he Il" "born OF the bott,,, "'
Pn' Ohe party asserts that British gnII 'i,i's'
pDuyl"g up t!le PRESS another retorts thar >, ID
rope Is ssuosldlzng newspapers. Ifthm~s ha 'n'
come to this pass already, what will s'Iia'e
condition in November W Their
Yet abuse is not argument Tr;.
logic. The manner in which tbia Is not
being conducted is calculated 10 diso,'. "','1SS Il
and decorous citizens with the InaioS honest
parties. 10 invade the sanctity of nr;ra,o VI an
TO drag the sorrows of a mans vrn,I HE;
hostile eyes, to assert, in the face nj. I Dtof@'
denlals, that candidates religion. is , r9.'U'5'
from what 1t ls-all this may seem r. '''ehI
PaItsahs capital way of convertjDe onr|--' |r4't-'
Out 10 candid spectators it appears rn,L"e'
netnou OF more bitterly alienatinp them
can inc hesltatlng and impartial be con,.;.t WI
ny theSe lndecencles. Those who d.,I'.O' doeO'
iheFgehcles like this are generally ,,,at !"
prefers principles to men; and they are ,lo l.s
PeIsohs 10 be effected by scurrilitv. slapda. S'
even soPnlstry. "A thorough and fair discn.','" "
Vi constitutional questions might max, o'
Verts OF such voters; but calling b.rJ ''n-
Will certainly not. On the coptr,rv 'I''es
often reacts. The public loves fair nI'r H. oouSe
frequently takes the part of the nersrci,3' ra3' anu
lhe manner in which Jackson and Ifs."' na"'
were traduced gained for them tbops.ni ,'l'''a ~.
votes. u''nus OF
THIS method ofconducting camn,i,,
over, is dlsgracetul to the connfrv /, ''''e'
III the mind OF fore lgrers vIslt,uu ,,s ,t,;
sion that our people are so wartiu, j.. T
sehce, lhat argument is of seco,7..rv n','I
lance III Presidential canvass: thai :c,,r.P '"Po''
iS me most potent weapon: and fL., ,.I,:
ana pubic speakers, aware of this .d,,, ,I'al
serves 10 the prevailing taste. We ha,c l,,a'.
""CoHceIhed observers to maintain ,l, ,,,,,,,.,'
anu 'neFe is no way 10 reiule them. vbil. wy
Prdclice prevails. Third ersons will nnt s|
'''i' iilat educated journalists and Co,,ar.s.'o,
"il cohoeScend to low abuse, unless !, sn,,..
~ 'He temper oi their hearers or is adaptcJ T.,
'leH narrow capacities. We bel;rre ,l',
'l'oSc VINO employ scurrllty in political can.
'''''7, 20 ''1' o'iy disgrace themselves and tber
~" ""' '"Jure lher candidate and tbp,,
parry lhey are guilty alike OF crime and
an error. O'''"c ana
~ W. FLA HcHoLY AccTDENT.-About nine o'clock
"" ucsudy evening last, the Diamond St.,o
'OiiInS inlII OF MesSrS. Mcdaniel Craire e. r.
at " llhIhgton, Delaware, was the scena of
''i''' uisIIcSslng accident. A Miss Helen So,o
PIC WIN party OF friends, had visited ,bc Mil
~ "i'n1sS Inc operation Of rolling iron. when
approaching too near the machinery copnoc,,I
WIN the driving engine, her skirts becama on
lah9Ied IN the gearing, aud she was drawn
t'ouha lhe sheer wheel shaft. brouobt in CON-
Icct WIN The connecting rod, and finally nro.
',IPi'a'ed INTO the pit beiw cen the bed. .na,a of
l"e engine. Her clothes were torn an,.rolr
rom her body and wound around tbe sjat, 49,,
oreHedd' breast, sides and feet vern I.Ja
y iu,9eu' ana one Of her ankles broken Tl.
lii was immediately stopped, and She MAS c,n.
yeu ~ the residence of her sister. in Fuub.
- ecu DeIo" Poplar, where she survived ,,
,oTut twenty minutes. Doctors Porter and
ord 10 relief. O' 0"t C0u'u al
one mad been repeatedly warned of the dam
e,L uPP'oachlng too near the MACHINERY.
H. 'Ln "y tiie workman IN the Mill and her trIeaos.
ro ro.o "s az auliao!e young lady, aud leaves d
lourn her untimev end
Esqulre POulson was called nno, md .oo-
lklng the testimony of her friandn L
eSsed the occurrence, gave his c,r.,t,o,, g.
er burial, without an inquest.- PrnnLJco'
~ a correspondent oft the Del. R.pu5licon
'hllanthopis) thus closes and able artcle on
e Prohibitory Law:
- ~ could not respect myself could not feOr
vor i;o oou!u NOT love the Saviour of men ifI
IT, 1; Sellihg or drinking at this day.
r,,1o,i, .Hin see every day rouses all the tender
no - -a.' u my nature. If stand alone till
br;S,;"y 10y iathers, my course is fixed. How
,r,s, ara' lan' that possesses the spirit Of
ISL oi any party, can cast his vote or raise
voice TO license liquor sellers to kaon bnns,s
men TO rendezvous, and sunpIv ,boIaP a.;nLs
'iie must OF what he sees and knous can.
: : understand. For myself I am cnrfdo,t
.n course would destroy nv Relations com.
ana oiast my humble homes et - bo,tcr
iIu. lI earnestly wish that ali Christians gnd
~ people may stand up for our rood vise.
20 ""n5 5 iaw' l take kind leave of nv
! sna 81 ana 1i; nope he will yet see | am on the
u u'Sin'ereSted love and mercy.
tSHicuLrURAL %n exhibition The New Gas.
lily ''oi Agrlcultural Society will hold lis
ius,. iusl Exhibition at the new grounds Of the
y ny 30 !" 19ee 19e Clty of Wilmington on Tuesday
ar Ist anJ "a anu on on The following days De-
'lsL DE, nm nne stream of water running directly
'Tsu IS une same. Every possible attention
DC pald to its arrangement for satisf.c.
eNnlUition of Stock and other artices-
10 sSnd %lai DC made to provide safe Enclosures,
ne sheds' DC, for protecting all articles
Gnted for exhibition. Rednced Fares anS
aransPortation OfgoOds, it is believed wilt n
. Suieu: = @ Competitor from without the
e e Is invited: Farmers, Manufacturers and
n0n'cs are invited to contribute
AiLNoAD Al AcCIDENT-Sir Lipes Iosf-The