Delaware Democrat. (Wilmington, Del.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-17
Great Public Demonstration /!
Tremendous Meeting of
I'VE THE PEOPLEiP'
GIGANTIC BANK rRoJEcT-NArIoNA
GUM LOG HANK frf


tice on Thursday afternoon the hotel Of chas; M.
Almond for The purpose Of bringing undsr eonsiaera
adopting some means by which TO alleviate H.
Eli Crozer was chosen President, aud James g. file
Secretary.
point person FROM each State to frame resolutions
adapted TO the purposes Of the meeting aud the neees
sities Of the times.
The following gentlemen were named by the Prcs
dent.
Meteer Pa; Maj. Gen Sam Bunton N. j.; ExPresdent
Fillmore. N. "; Maj. Horton w. Twtchel Conn;
Cot J9he = Gisson Mass Is, MAJ Wiliaa WEI! T. i
art, Md; Col WIN. o. Carter, Va; Maj. Littleton.
Msekon, N. q; Gen. John Davidson, s. q; Col Jor.
dan II. Lancaster, Cal Lieut. Cen steel, Fla General
Persifcr Smith, La; Gen. John d. ay, KY; Lieut..
George w Meetoers. mi General Frank r. Blair. Jr.
Mich; Hon Judge A. ponlson. Indianoi General Sam
Houston. Texas; Hon. Judge Williams, Ala Generul
WIN. brown Ark; Mai. George II. Droonl, Me; lion.
Ahos f. Frisco, Iowa; Lieut.. George Powell Wis Gen.
Frank Pierce, ESpresident. New Hampshire.
Amer the appointment Of the committee tue meeting
adjourned hour for the purpose of giving tine com
nitee time to draw up such resolutions as wonld, In
their estimation bring about the desired result.
-Four O'Clock, members all in their seats.
The committee enters and offers the following report
people 10 lend the banks 100000 for the purpose Of
sustaining their characters at hune and abroad
determined that they shn have tia, aid BE There
Resolved, That we now open the Books of the Ma.
riosAL Gun Loo BANK with capital Of SEVENTY 1--WE
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the books were opened when iny.dye millions Of
dollars Immediately subscribed by eleven dstin-
guished individuals who were present.
II was moved and seconded that the following reso'
Resolved, Thut he ofeers and .ockholders of that
great institution have alliance with any person who
has eyer been in any way connected Win other bank
Identified with the inter ests ofthisnstilniion Of we
rnn PEorLs.r NJ 20
Resolved, That this meeting lender vote of thanks
CDR distinguished President Eli Crozicr for gentle
manly conduct shown each member Of the socety,
and the aid he has extended to all dapida'ed and tot
Resolved. That the proceedings of this meeting be
published in the Delaware Democrat and all other pa
| pers that are favorable 10 the cause.
ELI CRozIER, President.
Lieut.. JAMES @. FnK, Secretary.
Amer few remarks by the President on the feaabil-
iy OF the great relief plan, the meeting adjourned
The books are now opened At the Indian Queen Eo.
tel. where those wishing to subscribe eau do So
The Fall Term oil Court, Kent County,
viii be held at Dover the last week Of the pres
cnt month, commencing Monday, the 26th.
Petit Jury.-Duck Creek Hundred.-Jamcs
Truax, o5cdian voshell, George Shories, Nathan
T. Sevil, James w. Mitchell and Samuel W. Jones
Little Creek IIundred.-Thomas X Taylor
Geo Boyer and Hiram Finllw. .....
Dover Hd.-Francis Registeo, John d. Voshe
James L. Hcvcrin, John Costcn, James Raymond
and Alexander Collins.
Nlurucrkiln I1N.--JOscpn Cinltnf JOsnul II
Clements, Peter NJ. Lindae, Joshun Spencer, Alex
andcr Hughes, Thomas Il. Lacey and Hcnr,
Cowgirl.
Mispillion Hd--Nathhn Smith, ST. William
Sapp, VIM. II. Harrington and Oulten Anderson
Milford Hd.-Nmrod MINER, Shadrach Postlc
Joshua Bennett and Elijah Siticrield, ST.
Special Jury for Court Of Oyer and Terminer
Duck Creek Hd.--Wiliam Farrell, Charles &
I Temple, John R. Griffin and James b. Ruth.
Little Greek Hl.--Thomas Moore, Matthew
Hutchinson.
b. Daver fId.-Saulsbury Dean, WIN. w. Manloyt
i William Webb and George Stay.
,, Murdcrkiln Hd.-John Gruwcll, Ezekiel
Clements, w. II. Sarde and Samuel d. Roe.
a Mispillion fid.-Bcnjamin Thistlewood an
e John Hopkins, jr.
t Milford IId.-Joscph S. Truitt and Royal
Q Burdick.
VI Mrs. Partington Extinguished.
+ As we were doubling one of the corners of At
e and Market Streets few evenings since, we pas
!, the subject (which seemed TO be the claims
u greatness of some absent parsonage.
" lie was a wonderful man said one.
"Oh yes" answered the other, al mighty grel
man, he knowed every thing and kept diarrhe
of his life in a little book.
-kcpt whutw
aWhy diarrhea of his life, Of course"
u We did not stop to hear the conclusion of Il
~, scalaoguc" but suppose that when the argune
~ was suspended; the parties went into liquidation
nd Concert.
Mt AConcert for the benefit of the First Germi
u Lutheran Church in Walnut St, above 9Th, W
lie. be given at the Odd Fellows Hall, on ThursdI
en- evening, Oct, 10Th. Miss Halter, pupil to Jcnr
IS Lind, the celebrated Nightingale without wing
IL Prof Trigs Prof Ferdinand Fumer, and Il
er Wilmington Sangerbund No. l, have been invite
er ard " i'll assist in the entertainment. The who
d. will be under the able management Of Mr.. NJ
IT. Lichenstcin
ny junction and Brealsxnter Railroad.
IN, A meeting Of the Stockholders ofthis compa
sd was held at Milford, on the third inst, when
&C. Excellcncy, p +. Causcy, Hon w Houst'
he Hon c Layton, Col r France, Rev T P McColl
,ai II D Fiddeman, Daniel Currey, C Watts
-he VIM Coulter, EsqIs- were elected directors
c l the ensuing year. A joint meeting ofthc Dir
nc tors was held .n Saturday, when President
us, the Board and Secretary and Treasurer VI
"u elected.
EN- Railroad Accident.
wv As the Delaware Railroad train from Scat;
was approaching INC Nahtcipui1 stduoh vi "
ers nesday night List, the coupling attaching
OF trucks, upon which were several large logs of
tr sci timber, gave way, and caused two cars Loaf
lou with oysters to be smashed to pieces. The al
eni dent caused the train to be delayed but fortune
lies ly no personal injury received by any one.
scd Maaonlo.
'ec- AT special meeting of the Grand Lodg'
ior Delaware, A. Y. NJ, held at the Masonic |
,ur- in this city, on Tusday last, the following gen
ico' men were duly installed and proclaimed Or
JIM Officers -
nus. nts' NJ. w. Grand NJ lster, Alfred ?. Robinson.
inc R.w. Deputy Grand Master, Edwin ]. Hor
10 II. w. Grand Sr. Warden, Daniel Goodwin
Tor II. W. Grand Jr, Warden, VIM. II. Dobb.
R. w. Grand Secretary, VIM. II. Payes
cas- w. treasurer. WIN. White.
Further Distress.
The large Cotton Factory Of Pussy &
l'er- situated in Front Street between Orange and
koop nall ceased operations on Tuesday evening
ana discharged its operatives, in consequence of
t. great scarcity of money. The suspension at
pre- factory is indefinite operations will not be
Ut suined until an improvement takes place in tho
d no .,,,;,r, asncc, az tho country. I,amott &
en- closed the doors last week of their factory in
=. DIVINE Village, and gave neice 10 their hume
nus employees that nothing more would be done
of a a.. ,;,,os became easier and money more ab
onth w - - = n -, a. - ill s,, ,lc !