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

ORGANIZATION OF WtHISaToS FREMONT CLUR.-- 4
Pursuant to call for organizing Fremont and
Dayton Club 10 this city, on Saturday evening, 10Th
inst the Hall In Smyths Building was filled at nm
early hour. Hon. Thomas NJ Rodney was called to
the chair, and Il. D Williams was appointed Sec
rotary. n. O. Bradford, Esq, from committee
for that purpose reported tho following as the Goa
sttution Of the Club vt-
AnT 1 Every person in favor Of supporting the
Constitution of the United States, and eeeting John
Fremont to the Presidency, may become mem
Der Of this Association. n.,A.
ART. II The officers of this Association shall be
n President, two Vice Presidents, two Secretaries
Treasurer and seven Directors.
| ART III The seven Directors with the President
OF the Club, shall constitute COMMITTEES to dis
Nurse such funds as may be placed at the disposal
Of the Club and perform such vther duties as from
| time to time may be assigned to them.
AnT " This Club may at any time, as mark
of respect. elect to the office Of Hon Vice President
, or Honorary Membership any distinguished or in
Huental gentleman, whether resident or non resi-
dent, provided he he known to be favorable to the
Cor siituhon Of the United states and the Election
of John CaFTemont y
Arr The officers OF this Club are continued
until the election of John Q Fremont.
The report was received with loud cheers, and
adopted by reclamation -Fl .l =
Messrs Moses Bradford, John A. Duncan, VIM
Ferris. CHARLES Rowland and William Preston, were
appointed q Committee to nominate permanent Of
6cers Tor the Club. They reported the following,
who were unanimously elected 800 l.nt
Prcstdsnt-ThNmas Walter. .-g r..-
LIST Vice Presidsat-Hon. Thomas NJ Rodney
I'd do James w Dawson.
Seeretanss-E D. Williams and r. M Bye.
Treasurer Clement d. Smyth,
! Dtyeetors-E. q. Bradford, Enos Hunsherger
William Ferris, William c. Lelbrandt, DR.. William
W Thomas, William huston, William Tatnall.
The following gentlemen were appointed a com
mittee Of correspondence with instructions to in
vite Republicans in all parts Of the btnte TO ogRn
J i7e nlifiRting Clubs: Hon Thomas NJ. Rodney
Francis Vincent, Moses Bradford.
After some discussion il was decided that thu
Stated Meetings of the Club be held on Saturday
! event Is. at 0 O'Clock.
The meeting was enthusiastic throughout, and adj
iourned IN tho best of spirits.
BUSINESS. PERSONAL INrELLIeEHcE, &c, &c.
C. W Blandy Bro of Newark, advertise two
plir of mules for sale. t
4 VIM johnson & Co.. Of Newark, advertises
horse power (Aiiz's patent) for sale. ~. ul+-'
The steamboat John Griffith, Capt r Miller
now leaves .Iaigs wharf in this city, at O'Clock
| A NJ. and NJ for Pennsgrove, ". j., every
day Except Sundavl and will leave said place Ia
return at % A. NJ. and P. M, Fare poh way 12l
cents. This will prove great accommodation, and
wo hope the enterprise may BIO properly patrohized
| Thomas A. Elliott, corner Of Fourth and French
streets, has commenced the manufacture OF kindlng
wood which he sells at 81 cents per barrel He also
deals in coal and wood generally. See ADVERTISE
| ment.
Samuel Mccartney and James + Vincent have
purchased two three story frame dwellings of Philip
| Mcdowell in McDowellville, for 500 each. John
| a
from the same gentleman, on the Kennel Pike near
| the toll gate, for $500.
| james Carswel has purchased Of Philip Mcdowell,
his cooper shop on Fourteenth street near Market.
Mrs Yates, died suddenly at her residence In King
| Street. on Friday night, She was very aeshy wo-
nan and it is reported that the extreme heat was
| The supcrnducing cause Of her decease.
ARmvALs-on tho 18th inst i, schr Ann Picker.
ing. Capt. Dukes, with lath 10 Craig Tatnili
On the leih, Barge Swan, Capt Fenster Matchee,
| with coal to Charles Warner.
IN the 18th, Sehr j, q. Collyer, Capt Chaplin,
with store for Church, to ] R. Lntimer
On the 18Th, scbr Little Rock, Capt. Camp, lum'
Ter to Vim Bush ,
On he lglh, sehr E Pickup, Capt. E. Pickup,
| lumber to Vim Bush.
Ga the 10Th, Barso Thomas Craig, Capt. Wisasl J.,
lumber to Craig TGt1al
TIA the 10 b, Schr Uahrine Wilcox, Capt Handy
On the 18th. SluUp Wary Ann, Capt. MerriheH
III 20 10 q a @. W Bush.
On the 10Th, sloop Alfred, Capt. Morrow, mdSe
On The 10 h, sloop Artlo, Capt. Caldwell, wood to
Thomas MoCoIkle,
On IL 10 18Th, sloop Brandywine, Capt Collins
coal 10 steamboats, Whilldln and Zephyr.
On The 10TH Schr Caroline Cooch, Capt. Bebinsou
coal to Pelr,eG, Price Co,
on The ie,h, s,oop rrsdsr Capt Veal, lumber
TO VIM Bush,
PoLicE REPoRr.-The following caseS have bee
dis posed OF by h quire Poulson, since our last
Martin ID. Ball, Hotel Keeper Of Del aware city
arrested for selling Intoxicating liquors contrary
i law, gave Joseph Brewer Tor security in the sum
4 Sl2 w for his appearance.
IS FATAL AccIpEsT.-Mr. James Merritt, of Cec
g county, Md attempted on Monday last to jump .
the cars while in melton, at Magnolia Grove, b.
his foot slipping he fell beneath the train aud
e crushed 10 death
The paving Fund Of the Natisnal Safety cOmpun
in Walnut Street, South West corner of Third ireo
At PhiladelPhia, now has more than million
i dollars, all in mortgages, ground rents and 9th,
first class securities Tor the Irnet of depOsilers F'
per cent interest is given, and the money is alwa!
Ia paiu buck i'll gold. n
!, THE VINO PAErY-We understand that sever
10 gentemon in this county contemplate making a
ID eL1t IN reorgiuize the Wing party In this State.
y RichardLong Is appointed mail messenger to su
Is IL the post offices at AcDOnough, Odessa and Mic
~ lietown from the Delaware railroad,