Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-12-04

MIR, EDITOR IL called to-day Oh inc Editor OF |
the GnEette, and he declined publishing al article
which now leave you, and ask the favor of an in
ssrtion in your columns. The reason which inhu.
ences Mr.. johnson must now be given by himself-I
Il. WoRRELL
To JAMES N. SUTTON,
Presdsn q the Diamond State Club Of y GeorEes.
SIR: 81 address this oommun icntton TO you IN
preferences the official organ Of integral por-
tsn OF party with which have operated since my
entrance upon the stage of political strife. have
over "a years, and now, whilst ut the bauquetting
of victory you lend yourse If to do like mucn great
man done before you, to stab friend at that
banquet give you the preference simply, be
cause you the official head of that sc lub,n and
batter able to explain this new doctrine in the Dem>
oc attic creed.
You arc wolf aware, sir, that ''preyious to
the recent elections" had proffered card TO |
the Editor OF the Delaware Gasette, denouncing |
the miscresn who had attempted 10 sully my politi-
cal name and njurc my political position. That card
refused admittancs into the columns of tho pa
for reasons explained by me, in my note to the
Editors of the journal Statesman" and "Repub |
lican, who kindly published it after it was refused
| publication by the paperof my party.
| That card was rendered necessary my part in
consequence ofmy being secretly, ard inydiously
aud cowsrly assaulted by tools of cliques, wAo are
| running Tho parry, as being 40 Democrat, and
denounced the author as an "unmitigatei Liar"
anu VINO to this day is hidden under the cloak he
assumed In that card also stated fairly openly
over my proper signature, that there was one
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support, because did not believe him to be demo-
GraG subsequently TO ths publication Of mine,
ticket was printed and circulated by Others and which
ticket voted. That ticket contained all the
names of the Demootatic Electors for President
Cand idaes for Congress and State Senate-Sherif,
Coroner, Levy Court and Representatives with the
exception OF Of theiater for whom L. with others
in this hundred, in Wilmington Brandywine, Chris.
llama, New Castle, Pencader, Red Lion, st. Geor-
ges could not did not but substituted the
e name of Geo. Tybout, man whose political hon
esty, pureness Of integrity love
OF country and State none dare impeach and who we
believe is the better Democrat of the two. 1 with
these Others did not vote for the candidate our
party ticket because we had strong grounds to be-
8 lieye he had previously acted in violation of
at OF the principals mark the fporf Of the pDr>
ty had long sustained for principles. For this
exercise OF political prsroga i've, we have all been
threatened with Hn organized opposition to all flu.
ture political preferment. Is this prescription,
G DemoOraticR Have not you and your Secretary,
aye and your Representative too all done the
same thing! Why was not this prescription made
u hefOref Why is the attack made now?
have been the only enc in this HHHdTsd who
h has dared avow that opposition over his 0soR sigma
10 ture and dared sustain his party on principle by
in that op position 1t ist other appealed hi
fellow citizens, through the press. II was ia me
he chaaic, anhonest honorable. trustworthy mechani
en- that dared promulgate AIS sentiments In the OH
ginal, he informs me- his name was appended blu
the Editor of the Republican suppressed it, there
fore ms identity is but conjecture. Mine is certain
IT. Hence stand alone recognised to face the al
ne -Of which you are the recognized organ. l mat
the position earlessy in any It is intende
nh to involve me the consequences to party, be 20
y, and them
4. This action of your club ia not the first attac
III which has been made on the citizens who simpl
ne exercised political right in refusing to vote th
ut "Iull democratic ticket as presented by the part
at these elections" On the day of the last elecio
IS, las have been informed and can prove beyoh
srt the possibility OF doubt magistrate Of this towI
re who is also an Inspector of the Customs, in ii
IL lnff ba HIT "a,
ne held in St Georges, and at the time, i'm
ne diaIey after disturbance existing, and which
ny the progress of the matter will receive full
sut hation, proclaimed II do not blame you who III
led opposed us in politics. but mean these damne
ne duty, sneakiDg sons Of bitches that pretend
req be democrats. bat won't vote their ticket 1 tel
ms y0u OF that expression tue day it was used, and
VS. agentlenan YOU cond emn Ell it-and of my oppt
'ne sitiOn to the candidate for the Legislature yO
aid knew and not only yoa but tie Club over whiC
mas you preside, which conceive renders ii evide.
but that was the principal one struck at by you
am your Club when you the 18th inst, passed Il
tue following resolution -
be "keSolved, That we, the members of this Clul
m pledge ourselves hereafter to oppose and
1et hoR0ra6fe means to prevent the nomination OF al
70 persons on the Democratic ticket, who WERE prevoI
IN to the recent election, recognized Democrat
ne but who failed to support the democratic ticket
ar prosecuted by the party at these elections"
Is that Democracy l ask tho party openly
~ that Democracy! The people have a right to kno
nn that they may know by what authority the charg
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oerats since the pub LEGATION Of your resolution an
rs L have heard but one sentiment and that wi
of condemnation, and all point to me the one il
of tended to DO affected by it, Others have read the
n and then asked is that Democracy and replied fl
themselves "then am done with it for eYer''
~ know it has lost more than one to the party. A
ha regards the principle contained in it, leave th
~ discussion for future numb and as am convince
* | am the mark at which the shaft hurled tax
the gauntlet and now bring you Dr. Jas N Suite
,I President of the 'Diamend State Club of St. Geo
SPrncipie you 6ave in this Resolution promugat,
ted II bo fully shswn Why Should be- debared Of
vs. future political preferment for one have too loI
NV sustained the shocks against my party principles
this State TO be killed by Club, unless that Club
ace welded by nssassn's hand striking tnths dar
eo AS regards your Secretary whose name is append
lay your we have crossed politcas wor
all, before, but 1OiR mot strike fallen Joe-but
Mr.. you as the endorser of that ResoiutiCn, look
eat defend it before the voters of our county aud Sta
'ra. w., EwD. 'woRRELL
| in Delaware City, Nov. 2lth, 1856.
any Is THE Sun INHABITED Sir David Brews
md states t.at SO streng has been the belief til
ing the sun cannot be habitable world, that
ent scientific gentleman was pronounced by
medical attendant insane, because he had Sc
red paper to the Royal Society. in which
ke' maintained that the light Of the sun proceed
Im from dense and universal aura, which m,
,se afford ample ligIt to the inhabitants beneai
la and yet be at such distance aloft as not to
ce. among them, that there may be water and la
the there, hills and dales, rain aud fair weatht
and that as the light and the seasons must
por eternal, the sun may easily he conceived to
,ri> by far the most Decentralization OF the whC
n system. In less than ten years after this a
anti parently extrayagant notion was considered
b proof Of his insanity 1t was maintained
red Sir William Herschel as rational and prol
be able opinisn, which might be deducible fro
his own observations on the structure Of Il
,k- sun.
ire
his LoUIsIANA.-0n returns mostly ofhsial the M
he Orleans Picaynno sums up the vote of Louisiana
or, follows; Buchanan 1915, Fillmore 10 ,R29Buo
anan's majority 5iS,