Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-07-24

and unwarrkntable denunciations of men and eec
tions; uttered IN high places, followed by personal
assault. And faaily and chiefly, il cost civil war
.E.a-
TaE WHO'S AND Mn. FILLMORE The N ew York
Herald, which has heretofore Affected bell ;ve ha
Mr.: Fillmore would net carry single state in the
Union, now says:
"0f late, however, resurrection of the "Old line
Whigs' in the South has given impulse 20 the
Fillmore cause The "0ld line Whigs' Of Maryland
in form al state Convention, have declared bitn
their "od line' candid ,te upon the good iieas OF
the old Wing party This proceeding in Maryland
has been heartily seconded by the "Uld line Wings
OF Virginia, and will doubtless be followed up by
| similar movements throughout States; and thus res
toration of Nc Fillmore TO tie resi- ectable ~ ston
Of the "0ld line Wing" ,idate will be very ap;
to give him four or i've, ii not full half dozen Of
the South en Tastes. This oousummation will carry
the election into Congress, should III EN- ant n OF
election by the PEG Die by his in the Northern
States In tds lou and reactiUn Of the Odd
iue Whigs" therefore. Mr.. Fillmore to be an
Insignificant figure in tho perspective and becomes
prominent OBJECT in the foreground Il the picture
Inc Stiffness is taken out of bis Inis by the Old
Wing llniment, and he begins to jog along on the
Sou ellie OF the course at fair and promising pace
and in u tree Precipitation
1t will thus be seen that Fillmore Is becoming
formidable antag mist ( Fremont, aud the qGesrIor
will seen be narrowed down 10 tne.etwo Candidates
ExrESsEs OF rHe ozAH's HousEHoLD.-The st
Pete sburg oorrosRnni OF the iadapsnasHcs kge
gives the following curious details igutio
| tho expenses of mis- household j.
"The efforts Of the Emperor establish order nc
regularity IN the expenditure OF his establishment
He has ma it point TO abolish ths alb uses nd pu
snd TO tho fnghEful frauds which daily prac
tised even by thuse on the steps ut the turuno 0ne
day the Emperor looking over his household expen.
requested the items OF expenditure be furnished
him, as he wished to iorm IN idea as to the amount
OF his civil list.
''Amongst other items he particularly remarked one
ah.tf9 If F.,es han 4,
peared strange, ns he could mot understand how, vi
Tor what purpose, $4,000 francs worth of could
have been required. He insisted Un explanation
inquiries ware made, and il was found tina the En
press CathRrine was recommended oy quuct cto
" take foOtbaths OF reindeer and other sust, as
remedy for a weakness iu of her legs; that sh
continued to do so till the tune of her dea b, but tina
suet still continued to be charged in tue i'm seriu
| budget for upwards of hsy years.
TAG BALLOT Box SruPFEns -CougratGlatiug lht
public upon lhe expectation of these blackbirds th
| ALA California assures US, that
"By the transportation of these twenty seven met
San Francisco is at once robbed Of probably . 00l
votes, for they were all 6 Od for hunired eauh =
Were we to have an election to morrow, there is n
question that the vote would fall off from three t,
tVur thousand from what we're pSli ~ last TALL 1t
pretty well ascertained NOW th At about three thou
,and illegal votes csunted at the las election
| and parties who have b Gu UuRiDg into this mat, e
tell as that frauds enough have been discovered t,
give johnson one hurdred legal IN jrity over Big
l
| county by over two Thousand maj rty."
Parties direct ftom Sdu Francisco report that the
Vigilance Csmmittee expect u be ab to IN lintan
tho position tusy have assumed until the next geu
erai election in 5eptem Oer US they unwilling e.
restore tU the hands OF the present city fl ;ers VIII
| we're elected BY fraud, the powers Of the govern,
| ment.
Col Benton on MR. FiLLaoRs,-In aspeech de
ivered at s.. Louis, COlsnsl B4nton, unde isueIly
no doubt, pays q ,tteringeomp 'lmsnti in admin
al GuHi.. hnfN - a.
crptitn Of the peaceful and happy condition OF Tia,
| country when Mr.. Fillmore surrendered the relus %
government to his successor:
Tho commencement of the session Of Congress
| = lo35-'o4-WAs a political millennium universa
harmeny prevailed. btotherly feeling peryadec
the Houses. National good will, ana desire to a,
| we'll the public business was the temper Of all 4
seemed that nothing could ru6is tho univer
sal goot feeling which prevailed. They delivere.
their customary haran upsn tho eYis of slavery
their harangues fell dead upon the aUJr- -an1 Wer
HSt rsPessed Rney died out unisr tho cuId aud Il
lent indifference Of the House. Abolition agitation
| was dead-exhnst under puolic opinion AMI th
laws Of the land which had settled II eyery where
aud left not an inehof territory which the ques
ton OF slavery could be raised"
A HAoEMAN SENTENCED. In the Municpa
Court at Boston on Friday hackman name
Edward w. Dtaney, who was arrested four o
live weeks since for aSsaalting Two gentlemen
IN ExchaRge street, IN that city, by Iunnn
them down with his team, was sentenced /
four months imprisonment in al. This Shout
serve as a caution to knights of the wn p, VII
leo frequently drive recklessly and withoutre
gard to the rights If f,ot passengers.
Mr.. Breckenridge, The Loco candidate for th
Vice Presidency, IS rather young man, and Q
considerable ability. He was in Congress w
wears ago, 1T which time he SEN challenge t
Mr.. Cutting, of New Yuk, to fight dudl. G
cOur,e the Locos who Looked with such borrr
on the "daeIist Clay" will support Brecken
aid e!
ENGLISH TNDiGNAroS. "A meeting to "sym
pathIse" with Senator Summer Sas been held a
Bridgewater, England. Resolutions were Adopt
'ed expressing deep indignation for the assault
upon the Senator, AMI sympathy +" win all tn
noble men who are combating against slavery
in the United States"
LONGEVITY. There 10 in Duxhury, Mass,
family by the name Of Drew, composed OF tw
brothers and fur sisters, whose united age
amount to 495. aud tho average of whose age
IL 82s. The oldest brother Is 80 the mex
b,other So. and the sisters no .pscuye!y SO, 70
~ and I'd.
A destructive Ere occurred on Friday afternoon, il
Newark, N. j., causing the ruin Of 10 dwellings an
stores.