Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-10-30
FILLMORE AND DoNELsoN
ASS MEETIN G.


on Tuesday, October as, 1880.
AT 10 O'CLOCK, A. M.
Awake! ye men who love your natisn--
Her starry standard bodily raise!
Disunion threats its desolation.
And Faction lights bar dreadful blaze
o. shall we tamely list to treason
And hear our glorious land decried-
Her laws--her oharter--all dehed
By zealots void Of truth or reason2
.. Arise! Americans! f,ar s...t
The UNIoN-'tis your own!
March on March on! all hearts as one,
FILLMORE and DoNELS0N
The following eloquent gentlemen have promised
to address the meeting, and will positively be with
DAVID PAUL BROWN, Of Pbiladslpbia,
Hon. HENRY WINTER DAVIS, Of Maryland.
Hon II. JOY MORRIS, of PHILADELPHIA
Hou. j. DIXON ROMAN, Of Maryland.
Hon f. D. CULLEN, RI. ~
N. b. SMITHERS, Esq.
Hon. JOHN A. ALLDERDTCE,
W. CORBIT SPRUANCE, Esq.,
SEWELL G. BIGGS, Esq,
And Others from our neighboring States.
We extend cordial Invitation to everybody to
GOMEZ Come from every quarter! Men Of the Kew.
stone State GOMEZ come from your mountains and
your valleys, from your furnaces and factories from
the field and the shop, from city and fIsm country,
come And ye men Of Maryland come By the
bones Of your sires which lie beaohing by the side
Of the bones of the Blue Hens Chickens, on every
hill and in every valley Of the sunny South, come
the deeds of your sres the Jersey Blues, c~mel We
bid you all oomel By the love yUu bear the UNION
we bid you come! BY your ye aN for, and
ne bid yeu come! By the Holy memories which lin
ger around the TOMB OF WASHINGTON, and the
echoes which play about the brow Of BUNKER'S
SACRED HILL, we bid you GENE! Come come .
with the determination in your hearts, to root out
every influence, whether 1t be Northern OF Southern
Foreign or Domestic which retards for a single in
slant the progress Of our GLORIOUS UNION to-
thn mir nf atin al
dsur it is destined by TRUE AMERICAN Pol.
ICY to reach.
FULL BAND OF MUSIC
VIII be in attendance The latch string Is out and
American hospitality will provide for cur visiting
EXCURSION TICKETS. e..
Will be issued by the Railroad Companies good for
the 2Sth and the day following.
Trains will leave the Prime street Depot at 20
A M, and Wilmington at 9 A. M. Returning will
leave MIddletown at halG-past p. M, for Whining.
The Trains from the lower counties Of Delaware,
will start about the same hours.
Committee Of Arrangement John Jones, Robert
A. Cochran, Ephraim Beaston, Thomas s. Merritt
Thomas Murphy, David Mckee, John McCrone, O
L, Anderson, Samuel Pennington, II. Ii. Willis
William Wilson, j. J. Henry.
VorE FOR MiLIARD FILLNoRs.-We exhort all
persons in this State, who opposed to the doc.
trines of the Cincinnati platform, to vote for Mr.
Fillmore, This is the only feasible way of prevents
ing the electoral vote of Delaware, being given to
Mr. Buchanan. Those who stay away from the polls
or even vote for John O. Fremont do not act wisely
consistently, unless they do not actually de.
sire to make their influence felt against the aboniI
nable hercsies of the Looofoco party. 1t lie a mis-.
take to suppose that vote given for Fremont Is a
vote against Buchanan. 1t Is actually no injury to
him. but rather an advantage that Fremont electo.
raj ticket has been nominated We look at IL in This
way as we presume that most Of tho votes cast for
1t, would otherwise have been cast for Willard Fill
more. To this extent therefore are the Fremont man
in our State, contrbutory to the success of the sO
called Democratic party. This point may DO ouci.
dated bysuppssing that the Wings had also nomina.
ted an electoral ticket in all the st,tes Would not
such movement hav contributed most efectuailv
to elect Mr. Buchanan Though those who were Mt The
head Of it might proclaim in thunder tones that hev
were bitterly opposed to him. and would in sackclotb
and ashes, doplorehis election! Would Won behave
them sincere, or if sincere that they acted wisely
No, you would be surprised at their stupidity and
charges of bargain aud corruption, similar to those
now made against certain gentlemen in Pepnsvlya.
mia, would be heard on all sides. The only way Ia
prevent Mr. Buchanan carrying Pennsyiyapia say
the freesoilers if by voting the "Unlou ticket" II
this be true IL must certainly be true that tho onl,
way to prevent the electoral vote Of Delaware bslpl
given to James Buchanan, Is to vote the FilIuor,
ticket. If 1t is unwise and impolite to run tbre'
tickets in Pennsylvania ii equally so to run tre,
in Delaware. This is plain and irresistible conoIu
sion, uhioh reasonable man can fail 10 arrva M
If union Is preached In State In order TO aeeon
plieh object why should not union be good thnv
In other places No more sacrifice Of principle "a
required to vote for Fillmore in Delaware, with ,