Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-08-27

or wait until next Summer. Result not stated.
Tup I,upsrIors AN Tasnp -Wbstayar NAV he
said to the cnntrarv the ouestiopq To hn decid-
ed at the election on Tuesday newt oro nurely
local in their rclation Tba ieoders nj tbe fso
called, Democrat;c Party are aware of the
awkwardness Of the nosition in which tbey
are placed, by the result of their Nomination
election. Thew have chosen their ground
freely, but they are afraid To stand upon It
They dare not unyeIl their pelicv before tho
community and ask TO he sustained. They
know that such n course wonId La fnlInwed Inv
inevitable and Overwhelming defeat. Hence
as il is their interest. so IL will he their en-
deavor to divert the attention Of the people by
first exciting party preiudices and then de-
claring questions at stake which have no con-
nection whatever with the real issue.
But though the unestions are local. thew are
of vital Importance, and every citizen has an
interest in their decision, By the action of
the self styled Democratic Party. thew are rem
dered Immediately and pressingIy important.
and we earnestly call upon all lovers of good
order, and good morals to see that they ac0uit
themselves OF all responsibility for the manner
in which they are decided.
Local elections arc not generally regarded
as OF much Importance, and we can conceive of
a state of society in which il would matter but
little who executed its laws. Rut II is NOT the
general question Of tho imporiance of local
elections. that we ave considering. lint the nrac-
tical question nresented here and now of Tho
s,,,ar. - 40. -, ~
" ''''' P"itieui"i eieetioh' We
say 1t is important, vitality important. The
most prominent question demanding a solution
is, Shall The tendencr 70 disord or ,ybi,h hoe
in...aa,, 49, 80, ~ "'iie' nos
checked so far as tho laws of the State and or
dinanccs of the city allow the chief magistrate
OF the city to do it, The Party calling itself
Democratic has given its answer through the
ticket which they have insulted the community
by presenting for its suffrages. The inference
from that ticket is that it is not only not to he
checked but hatit is to have its col,rsn cleared
no that it may spread without obstruction. Tho
question for us is shall this be done? Does il
concern You mon of Wilmington Have Won
no interest in the morals of the community in
which you dwell Is it nothing to YOU whether
the restrictions which the law throws around
thew
are, shall be thrown down. If Won saw these
things do interest YOU. then vote against tbo
ESQ called) Democratic ticket.
But to vote is not enough. Wo mrst ,yor,,
as we'll. Our opponents are n comnoctt,. a.
ganized and we'll dri,led bodv ,,hial, ~, H.
,nanmuyered far more eific;ent,, thon ~ a.,
hope 20 be. We must rely therefore more
upon Individual exertlons. Talk but little but
cass ,s ~ go uon1, arc eonuent o1 sue
We sit down, and make no exertions onr dor,at
is sure.
gronGr ~. sp1nvs-It 10 viii, ,nr,;o,od
nloasrra TINT ,yo Law haC,ro o,,,. rooaou. -
candidate ror M,ror tho confidence, ,,,,oa,
no,no bo,do .,;a ..;ara a.
r,ai, All ~ ,a,,,..i,,.. ,.,,
- aa.,,,,a,,,,..,...
~ - "H' ei''''''oh i'oip our peh'-
nc mas peeh tor oyer twenty years identified
with the business interests Of Wilmington, and
in nil thnt timo po ,v,isro. - t,,or ,,t,ouod
aroinst Ia i,,.,,rn,.,, ~, 1a 80 80
"e".u'' 'i' iutesti's' anu ne now occupies
pnsltlon IN the esteem Of his fellow citizens,
which is itself the highest tribute they can be-
stow. As man, his character is all that could
he desired in a city exeentive. lie will bring
IN tho of,f,o ,4...,, ,,I,;.. e ,,.;
pto'"P' anu aetifo H'o''" u ous',
NESS "JuugHeht ripened ny the experience OIL
many years, in an occupation which requires
constant and vioilant evercisc of this E,cnltv.
to,o,,o,,,, - ..;.,,,.,, -. =, ~
-
Ptiihe Oh mahhoou, anu, Dcttcr thal ais
a pure purpose, and an iaheXible integrity Of
character.
wh,. l., - ,,.;,,. =, ,,,,,o,;o,,,, j., ,l,o
nut ne VIII MOI urlns u cApcrlehee III tho
DOlitlClluS. II.
politician, and his selection as a candidate
at this t;mo was not the result ef bis own scel
-
" ou' 'ie ifui' 81 " 'olFio.io" =, ms ,'''rih,
sic fitness for the office, and ii has been hailed
nv bis falIorv cit1.ns ,vitI, a satisfaction that
-, ~, ,,,..,,I !, a., ;.a.s;,,,
sho"s now sehelai 10 'ho iinPLeSsioh tia' he Is
the man for the place. Ills selection is worthy
of note in another respect. 1t realizes the
i,lca which in ,,oItics was snnnosed m be Trto-
Man. the idna namely that I'm ofIicn shonid
seel the man and moi tbe man the Office H.
election wonld restore to the Executive Char
ofthe CITY the dignity and resnectabilitv which
through The selfish STRUGGLES of partizans' II
had well nigh lost. We hope we snail speed.
s.'PN ~ NpSS"7
t n.,,l nave inc pleasure Of concentrating our
iei''" Si'i1e''S "Poil ms o.ecton'
The result of tho Gubernatorial election in
Missouri is still undecided. According to the
st. Louis Republican of the 22nd, Stewart.
heard rom nS9 majority, Win two counties 1n
calculation, the returns trom fo"r wers N no ofis
{. cial and would no donbt he ,ltered I,v the aS
oct retnrns M, no o. S'GoI NC ni'ereu ny tne eS-
ot ,t returns h ane d. Louis Democrat on the
o,'let , manu-, sun makes out folllns, American,
in Inc State inclndinr the tw In1 eouales
the Rennhlican,s tahie M W. Ull..Io rom
falls stand fins RSIiirs AZ oo1 u.i'' 70
SOS. Rollins maiorit,, q ~ stewart io,.
los counties are o}cisylv retUrn .nIS ssenent
rnoficiaI Tha g. ' 1al,is' leuVlhg SIX