Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-07-23

For the Delaware Republican.
Again have the tiood-gates of KUN, let loose
their yenemous influence upon the community
again the grog-shop reigns triumphant, and
with audacious boldness, stares ut good citizens
at every crossing, as 1t instils its deadly poison
into the miserable victims again, the widow
groans the mother weeps, and the rumseller,
with knocking smile, fills his Golfers, stainedwith
misery and crime. Bat short time since,
thai monster--Rum-licd PROSTATE ndpowcr-
less. Prohibition was spreading its benign in
fiuenec, hand in hand, with its sister compan-
ions, Peace and Industry. Little Delaware,
lifted up its voice in response to the sentiment,
with joy and gratitude, and 1t was echoed and
re-echoed in tho prayers of the good and the,
shouts of the joyful throughout the State
The heart of Philanthropy had begun 10 hope,
theidelightful tranquility we were enjoying, (the
fruits Of Prohibiton) would be perpetual
Alas, the spell, is broken. The gates OF the
Temple Of Sacrifice once more thrown OPEN
| aud all VINO love 10 worship at shrine OF mis-
cry and sin are invited to enter. Again, SIS
| poured the sweet milk Of concord into Hell,
| and why this change. That party, which dis
traces WITH shameful audacity the title of De-
1nocrgcy has sold itself, body and soul, to The
cause Of intemperance. Its organs have been
paid their full price, and in return cater 10 inc
| lowest passions, and most Yitlated tastes' Ine
degeneracy that marks the track OF certain
presses, is thing that calls for the united Gu
counterfeit. II may almost be said Of some Of
these enemies to social order and purity that
they can boast like Ashila "That where they
| treadthe grass mover grows" "Falthlul ana
fearless is the motto Of one of ono Of those
organs. 1t is sadly appropriate FGlfpNt TO
| run, Eeuriess OF lis direiul consequences. Be-
meath that motto, why not complete the figure,
with a rum hogshead, for q throne and brandy
| bottle for 4 sceptre. But there is how of
promise even on this dark cloud. There are
| those to whom the wise and virtuous, LOOK with
hope and confidence. There are those, VINO
cannot be bought with promises or praises,
These streams whose influences wind and
spread through all the qualifications Of So
clety, carry freshness, health and vigOr to the
so lei circle and the hody polite. Citizens OF
Delaware. let us begin anew the battle. We
would appeal to the minister Of the gospel to
use his diune eloquonce TO crush this toul
enemy of Christianity. To the phiianthropisl
to renew with untiring zeal his eKertiens
10 overthrow this arch.fend. We would ap.
neal to all of the social circle, father and
son. mother and' daughter, to once agar
again buckle ON the armor and with the know
edge, that Truth, Right and God, are with us
exterminate from our midst that great cause o
VOC, suffering and crime, Ram-
The CRors IN FRASoE.--The cropsin Franc
are reported to be excellent. The grain har
vest says Paris letter-''will be early, as W
have had the Thermometer for some timo hoat
, ing in the neighborhood OF s6 degrees. Tn
blooming Of the vines was accomplished every
, where in the best condition of health and pros
. peritv The same good reports cannot he give
of the silk worms. The disease of those int
resting insects continues, and already iarg
= amounts of money are leaving the country to
+, Investments in the raw material. SO great in
n deed is the drain for this cause that in som
3 quarters the continuance OF the financial crls
: il attributed to it.'
a The Hon. John =. Kennedy Of Baltimol
3 has resigned the Office of President CT I'll
g Northern Central Railway, over which VOL
a ho has presided since it's consolidation. tn
/. road is now complete as far as Port Trevor
. tom to which place it will be in iull operate
d early this week. Arrangements have been a
: ready made to ticket passengers through b
: this new route from Baltimore - Niagara
r Zenos Barnum has been elected by the Boar
q of Directors TO succeed Mr.. Kennedy as Pre-
At ident OF the Northern Central Road. The n
q firing officer says, in his valedictory, that h
! leavos the finances of the Company in healtl
e condition.
1T TnE AzrEG CHILDREN IN MUNICH.-A CO
respondent of the Now York Evening Pc!
m writing from Munich, Bavaria, avs that Il
ne great humbug the season there has been Il
ia Aztec exhibition
Nd "Two Indian IDIOTS, as is now suppose
ed were exhibited here for month as descen
,d ants of the Aztec race. Fox II time the atte
or dance was large. The royal family were sc
NJ eral times present. All al once there was
NO cnange-thc police interlered, the exhibit
Il about to open at Augsburg was broken UP, q
nd the whole company sent summarily out OF Il
mi yaria. The cause of the change is not wi
err. certainty known, though it was without don
hic the detection of imposture.'
80 BARLEY FROM CALIrORNIA,-It was but {
by wears ago that barley, malt and beer, We
nd shipped from New York 10 California but /
ed, tables are now turning. There was Ship
Ing from San Francisco, On the 18th June, per 81
nd Andrew jackson, 10000 bushels of new bari
cost on board seventy eight cents per bush
,ig It is said to be choice articles light in co
rn and plump, fully equal to Jefferson coun
n New York, which recently sold at about 81
in 81 90 in this market.
,r- DRowHRp.-A melancholy accident occu
ar ed in West Brandywiue, Chester county,
The Friday last. A young man, named Alexan
the Gavett, son of Sylvester Gavett, Esq,
for bathing in the Brandywine creek, and unior
nately got beyond his depth and was drown