Smyrna times., 1856-10-29
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eetings, and they are each making the most n.
Extensive pfepa tions. All the forces that -
AN be summoned will be in attendance, and .
rocessions formed, which will excel anything :
n display that has yet occurred in the State
Music, H. rs, banners, &c., will be In abundance so
From what we can learn, should the day prove nj
ayorable. the sight will be magnificent ;c
The Democrats form aprocesson on Satur- al
day morning. and, after marching through and a
y round the town. they will assemble in front OF g
Foxwelrs Hotel, when they will be addressed /
by thefollowing geutlemen,who are announced
to be present: Jas. A. Bayard. Chas. Brown,
Willard Salisbury. WIN. G. Whiteley, John X |
McFee. Benz. T. Biggs aud Andrew jackson
Creswell, Esq'rs. IA
The Americans will assemble at | O'Clock,
form in procession and march through the town,
thence to the stand, when the following gen.
tlemen are announced 10 address them: j.
Dixon Rolnan, Thos. Swan, French s. Evans
| o. p. German, WIN. Alexander, L. ID. Cullen,
Jvha A. Alderdice and N. b. Smithers. Esq's.
Henry Winter Davis has been sent for, and
will most probably be present.
ToRcHLIeHr pRocEssioN.-The Young Mems
Fillmore and DoneIson Club of Smyrna intend
having grand torchlight procession on Satur-
day evening, which will march through the
town with transparencies, banners. music. &c.
They expect to be joinedsby delegations from
; the surrounding towns.
} Or The American Meeting at Middletown,
D yesterday, is represented to be one of the lar
s gest meetings ever held in Delaware. Persons
r were present from all parts of this Slate and
}. Marylsnd. A procession formed at Odessa,
!, which was between two and three miles long
Is having several bands of music, lhirty-six large
d flags, bsnners, innumerab e wreaths and Other
N ornaments. Besides other large Wagons, there
l. was one drawn by thirty-two horses and con
.s tanning thiriy-one ladies', representing the DIT
Is ferent States. The speakers stand was gor
it geously> decorated, and the display on ever.
~ side is said to have been grand. The meeting
n was organized by calling Ex-GOv. Temple, q
IT, this town, TO the Chair, and appointing nun
ss- Der of Vice Presidents. Speeches were mad
on by Hon. r. ID. Cullen, Mr.. Somers, of PhIls
lar John A.. Alderdice and w. c. Spruance.
md large number wen, from Smyrna in carriage
lly also campaign wagons, two OF which had fo'
md aud another six horses attached, having fit
drums, flags, &c.
'"' or The Democratic Meeting at Middleton
~. -" on Thursday last, is represented TO have be'
''o quite large and enthusiastic. The display
A'0 the way of wreaths, banners, flags. &c, "
'"' quite line. The ship, Constitution" frC
.."' Wilmington, was present. as was also cam
'e" which msde the " welkin ring at intervals.
;" Es-Goy, WIN. II. Ross was appointed Preside
w" assisted, by a number of Vice Presidents
HOs' Addresses were delivered by Robt Ty Ter, Ii
''' Of Pa; Hon. Jas. A. Stewart, of Md. and Ho
'uP' James A. Bayard and Geo. r. Riddle and
ia"y Wn. e. Whncley, of Del. Quite a la
y delegation oil SmyrnaDs attended the meetl
Tired ~
u SO FrxASciAL TROUBLES CoMISG.--There set
aha 10 be a growing uneasiBess In the public m
Sc Oh in reference To money matters. a vague
Tue perceptlble apprehension is felt that ireu
'"e dous financial reyulsoa imPen,Is, which
u Us come upon certain circles with the shock o
ne o' earthquake. Much Of this feeling is
"o'- be ascribed TO The rsPurIE Ieceyed {
'os' The other side of the Atlantic. In Fra
I"ag' not only has speculation run TO the widest
wise treine, but individual extravagance has
y me- carried TO an extent Of prUdgaiy aud foil!
'here most Unparalleled. The other cVunIrIe,
Sha' Europe seem To have caught the mania frOul
Tue French ca pfOal. Never, within the recoliec
'Se'i of the present generation. have the mobiles
oss'1 erted themselves, in gorgeous luxury and p
"'o"s of parade, al such a ruinOus expenditure
ai' impress their grandeur upon the public min
''a"' The magnificent ceremonies attending
~ 'ha' coronation OF the Gar. surprising all thu
ifea' read oi ia the pageaHtry of kings, were
eo' aia anitesiailons "f the same spirit, each gov
% aa' taeni represented at Moscow striving TO
eno shine all others ia lavish exhibition of 81
As"'- dor and wealth. Well might financial c
'ueh' be appreheaded in view of such q rec
""'e" squandering of money. The frat muiteI
~ Of the cotning Storm have been h"ard ia Fra
Pe Enormous frauds will there precipitate VIII
- all events is inevitable, and the eaen
Louis Napoleon are saaguine that the tr"'
of the Rourse will lead to bloodshed at the
which rleades.
gress- How stand 6nanolal affairs on this side
learn Atlantic! The New Yark Herald, ia an
fsano article upon the subject, charges the sin of
o' 'ne less extravagance upon numerous class Z
nave principal cities, aud predicts that the c.
. quences Of such ruinous courses will be
,ral oI .i;sn.,,o,,.lv f.l, bef,re manv months
es ha" elapsed. Il asserts that the enormous forg
OF 'n's discovered ia Wall street are but a small
'o"n tion of The immense mass of fraud which
h"e". be developed in that locality fraud cause
winged the most mart hv criminal st,emuts 10 =
satr "a e...;..
Ifa VS. -'S- - 't''''e
Of the dissipation. should the predictions o
!. later Herald be realized, the whole country vii
al diu the shock. et.~ +"s -tf