Smyrna times., 1856-10-01
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P0LITICAL.

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n Murderkl Hundred Northern District. y
VIM. P. Lindale; Southern District, Nathaniel u'
F. Luff,
The Americans of Dover Hundred met at
Ha azlettville, on the Goth inst, and nominated j.
the following ticket, to be supported by that q
party at the Hundred Election on Tuesday next: :
For Inspector, Isaac Harrington; for Assessor,
Philemon Scotten.
The Americans of Mispilion Hundred have
nominated for Inspector, Theodore Johnson,
and for Assessor, Samuel Anderson.
DEMoc RATIO MEETING IN SMYRNA.-
A meeting of the Democracy of Duck Creek
Hundred will be held at the Hotel of Tllghman
Foxwell, in this town. on Saturday evening
next. Eminent speakers have been engaged
for the occasion, among whom is Benjamin 1.
Biggs, Esq, of New Castle county. A large
representation is expected from Appoquinimnk
and Little Greek Hundreds. All parties are
| invited to attend.
| A REPUBLICAN CONVENTION was held on the
the 9th ultimo, in Wilmington, for the pur-
pose of procuring the cooperation of the friends
of Fremont and Dayton, throughout the State,
in the nomination of an Electoral Ticket. The
meeting was organized by appointing Lewis
Thompson, ESQ.,. President; Messrs. Il. NJ
Rodney and John Finn, Vice Presidents, and
Z. ID. Williams, Secretary. E. G. Bradford,
VIM. C. Ieibrandt B. T. Bye, John R. Latimer,
Samuel Higgins, J. G. Jackson and James
Brackin, were appointed committee to prepare
business for the Convention, by whom the fol-
lowing resolutions were reported:
ReSOIued, That this Convention invite the
voters OF Kent and Sussex counties favorable to
the election of Fremont aud Dayton, 10 meet
t such voters from New Castle county, at the
n Court House in Dover Oh Monday, October
6th at O'clock, p. NJ, for the purpose of nom-
= natrng Fremont and Dayton Electoral Ticket
" Tor the State of Delaware.
i RESOLVED, That this Convention recommend
that no county state ticket be formed but
suggest to each citizen to vote such ticket pre-
O sented by existing parties as his Judgment sha ]
approve.
0Er The Ameri cans of Appoquinimink Hun.
dred will hold meeting at Blackbrd on Satur
= day next, when addresses will be made by N
= b. Smlthers, Geo. p. Fisher, Esqrs and others
E. AMERICAN TICKET FOR SUssEx-The Anne
i. rican party Of Sussex county met at George
IN town, on the 23d ut., and nominated the fol
st lowing ticket, to be supported at the election
IS, Nov. 4th:
le Senators-Col. VIM. p Orr, Lewcs and Re
In hObOth hd., and Theophilus Collins, NanIicok,
hd. (in lieu Of E. ]. Pusey.
Representatives-Wm b. Richards; I.iti
N A - n Aky ~
- Taylor, Broad creek Wm. :. Harrington, In
n. dian RIVER; Elisha Hol nd, Bruadkiln Hcnr
:, Hickman. Baltimore; aud WIN. Brown, Ceda
IL creek.
us Sheriff-Woolsey Burton, Dagsboro'.
lg Coroner-Manna Hill, Nantcoke.
Levy Court-JacOb w. Elliott, Little creek
Eli Waits, Broadkiln; Solomon Short, Broa
= creek; Samuel d. Bennett, Baltimore; Lemur
lg Davidson, Ddgsboro' Joshua S. Burton, Lewe
We and Rehobolh.
!" The DEMOCRATS Of Milford raised hickor
w. pole in that town, on the 18th ult After a
z" address by q. w. S. Nicholson, Esq, lette
o. was read from Dr. r. II Clark, congratu a lin
'r- them upon their bold stand aganst Know Notl
nc lngsm and the Prohbtory Law, and beggin
w. their acceptance of the accompanying pre-
oPPiN VI ulJ OWb
III faint expression of the interes; take in you
he cause" The Beacon says, this communicate
hd was enthusiastically received, and many pre-
les sent declared 4" it was a document that coul
ut not be rubbed out"
49, The AMERICANS in the same town, raised a
"s ash pole, las feet high, on the 23d instant
O' An address was delivered by Jos. NJ. Barr, Es
o- OF The Democrats of Little Creek Hundrt
he held meeting in Lepsic, on Monday evenu
,lv last Messrs John A. Nicholson, Eli Saul
bury and Edward RidgeIy were announced
address the meeting.
"' President PIERcE-Preparaton are beir
g" made throughout the Eastern States for recel
ing President Pierce with marks Of respeC
;, " and approval of his Executive career, on b
u" contemplated visit to his home in New Ham
- shire. few violent newspapers make this Il
- excuse for saying disparaging things of Il
Is' President, which disgrace themselves only.
This has been the case with the best Presiden
''' the nation has ever had, and President PIER
:" has no reason to expect different treatment
Ledger. ~.
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORAL TIcKETs.-Tl
ro- National IRteHig gencer-always well posted
yo. ma tiers OF the kind-says that tickets ha
10 been formed in all the States for Mr.. Buchana
the for Mr. Fillmore in all except Michigan, low
Wisconsin, Maine and New Hampshire; a
Mr. for Mr.. Fremont in all the non-slavehOldi
eet States except Pennsylvania; also in Marylar
ing Kentucky, Virginia and Missouri. South Cal
&C. ''ia appoihts eIec'ors ny the "eg's'a'u'e'
OF The Democrats raised pole 100 ie
long, at Willow Grove, on Saturday last. Sht
k'e addresses were made by L. Ridgely, Eli Sau
ent bury, J. A. Nicholson, DIR. Cove Salisbury a
CHI G. w. $. NicholsoQ. The latter gentlem
was pretty hard upon the Smyrna Times, t
by Prohibilory Law and the "hypocrisy E" of I
y II.