Smyrna times., 1856-08-13
Letter from Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, Aur. IL ISiG

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. IL, lS5G.
Mr.. Ed'tor The first indications of bpsi
ness are beginning TO develop themselves in ,b,
shape of the plIing-up of boxes along Market
lhird and Chestnut streets The pavempnt.
are numbered to their utmost, and the boteI.
arrivals are unusually heavy, showing that tho
merchants intend this season buying earlic- than
usual. '''''''
During the past week, our CITY has beon
favored with several delightful showers of rain.
since which the weather has been moro nIoosor,
as 'he nights grow cooler so the eXcitemopt
ABOUT the State and Presidential elnc,io,, :,
creases. The Republicans bold meetinqs i,
some section OF the city every night. and tho,,
"ork win all the zeal characteristic of ~
PoItclans. | took a stroll last wool, -
the different headquarters, TO hear what ,.'s
SAID and see what was to be seen. In ,Lo D.
publican headquarters, n few individuals var,
prociallnlng III the widest manner tho i,,r,'.
lance 1t was to every man to secure tho troa
oolh OF Kansas, and to elect Fremont and ~
stroy The present corrupt and imbecjlc adni,
lS'Iatloh OF our public affairs that the dopin,nt
parry nave brought about. One person named
1Nichois' SAID to be Just from Kansas. was mir
uuOe"' AS Is customary, three cheers were
80, ~" lor nlul' ne being one who went to tho
Jas IL :, !ounu' Mr Nichols spoke of the Bor.
uor humans and the outrages thew committoJ
IN sharp terms. During his remarks no. u.o
frequently applanded. A large numbcr NJ "o ,to
audience were Germans, who. bv tho NO., s'l'
pear TO endorse the Republican party to j., o.aa.
'Ateht IN TINS State, as many of the m nors v,Lo
ave heretofore supported the Democratic nar,,,
low go in for Fremont. purity
Alter leaving the Republican hcadouartors
vent over TO the keystone Club room contrar,,
my expectations, not more than half do,o |
we're IN the room | asked person :. .lo .-'
whether there was to be a mee,in,r1 ,
~ "oPCu so, but could not tell where H.. ,,.r,, {
'ds, unless ln the Lager Beer saloons ahoi,t y {
41' 'he american Union Room laroe crou,a |
10 usSc'i'nicd' listening to several stranrnrs a
'Who were from the South. On T1es- s.
~ pien' last' several thousand persons asscn,-
eu aI tle Rooms and went to Camden. N I s
aSm existed. eii'hu-
by the Asia, from Europe. wo have ;...u.
used by O'Donnel, the Prime Mipstor pa.n' pc
lllhg the rights of the people. FnIiv ,h1 Iul- III
ousaho persons have been killed in tho So. IN
haurid and Bercelona. An act woS na,'aT w
9"ort tine since confscating propcrtv he'll. ~
: 10 tue Catholic church, amounting to mG 50
ns OF dollars; through the intrlrne Of "',, ,ha -
80 an dttethpt was made to revoke tL;e
y ""'o" VIII ultimately be the moans ~
,Lh' UP 'he cnurch as political machine NJ
~ III oountry-- nut the people are wilIinr :, /
III remain, and hence the outbreok r =" "O
-',t sn nave paced an army on the Snan;sL
n'ier' nut they will hardly attempt 70 ;n,nn ISL
e as 1t would set all Europe at war . in'er-
= accounts from other parts of Enrons aili' , T.
interesting, In England, Mr.. DaiIopp DaiiIIpo are
oteueu ', n settling the Central Amcr,nn maS ~;
ne prices m for marketing keep It very ,;., wa
Gu come very hard on the n,o,',l ign
olherS OF snail meats Butter rannn.t ,ot"+ lcS wa
- - Gus per lb; Eggs Is to 22; Benf I,o.l OF
qua o''eF Things proPorIiOnably high p' 'o mo