Smyrna times., 1858-09-09
PO TIC AL.

hundred, VIII! meet at Mr. FOKwclPs Hotel,
Smyrna, on Saturday next, at 2 o'clock, p. m
for the purpose of nominating candidates fu
Inspector and Assessor, and selecting nine dele
. gates to attend the County Convention. Afle
y this, addresses will be delivered by the Con
c gresSional nominee, VIM. II. Morris, Esq, an,
N. B Smithers, Esq. This will be the frs
: meeting where addresses have been delivered
and may be considered the opening of the cam
paign 10 this quarter.
Meetings of the Peoples party will be helC
in the other Hundreds of the county, on the
same day, for the same purpose.
The DEMOCRATS of Duck Creek Hundred
will meet in this town, on Saturday afternoon
the 18th inst, to nominate candidates for In
spector and Assessor, and elect delegates to
the Democratic State Convention. which con-
venes at Dover, on Thursday, the 23d. 1t is
expected that addresses will be delivered on the
/ occasion.
Primary meetings of the Democracy, to nomi-
nate candidates for Inspector and Assessor, and
select delegates to State Conventions, will also
be held in the various Hundreds of Kent coun-
ty, on Saturday, the 18th inst.
SUSSEX COUNTY NOMINArIoNs.-Th follow
ing gentlemen were nominated by the Demo-
cratic County Convention of Sussex county, at
Georgetown, on Tuesday last, viz:
For Senate.-Dr John Martin, of Dapsboro'
Hundred, Dr. Joseph A. McFerren, of Little
Creek Hd
RepreSentatireS.-Bcnj w. White, Broad
kiln HID Thomas A. Jones, Nanticoke Hd
Loxley Z. Jacobs, North West Fork Hd., vii.
liam Ii. Moore. Broad Creek Hd., John w.
Walker, Lewes aud Rebobo h IId.- Alfred Nc
llVaine. Indian River IId., Dr. B. L. Nav, Bati.
more Hid.
Sherif,-Major w. Allen, North West Fork
Id.
CorOner.-Jacob Fossitt Broadkiln lid.
Lery COurt-Myers Reynolds, Cedar Creek
ld., james w. WeIch. Nanticoke IId., Warren
kinden, North West Fork lId., john NJ. Phil.
lips, Indian River Ild, VIM. B. Layton, Days
boro' lid.
NOMINArIONs.-The Democratic party of
New Castle county held convention at New
Castle, on Saturday. and nude the following
nominations:
SenatOrs-George w. Crawford, Peneader,
Samuel Jefferson. St. Georges.
Representatives. w. e. Lodge, Brandy
wine; Marshall Chandler, Christlana; Elhu
Jefferson, New Castle; Arthur Russell, White
Clay Greek; Jesher II. Dixon, Mill Creek: II
Davis, APpoquInimink; james Hammond, Red
Lion.
Lery Court Commissioners. Samuel p.
Dixon, Mill Creek; DIR. Washington RUSSELL
White Clay Creek; Robert Il. Cochran. st.
Georges; A. q. Deakyne, Isaac Price, Apo
quinlmink.
0%F The papers give the following bio.
graphical sketch of the Peoples Party nomi-
nee for Congress, says:
Wm r. Morris, the nominee for Congress. is
also Delawarlan by birth, the son of the late
DR.. William Morris, of Dover. He removed
several years ago, to York, IN Pennsy lvana,
where he was highly appreciated by his fellow
citizens, having been on two occasions selected
to represent his district ia the Legislature ofI
that State. lie returned some three or four
years ago to Delaware.
The Delaware Republican says:
In person he reminds us much Of Rev. l. r.
Cooper, ID. ID being of about the same height
but little if any stOuter, and his manner of
speaking and gcsllculatiOn are somewhat sim
gular. lie is, however, some ten years young
er, of somewhat darker complexion, and his
voice rather stronger. lie is lawyer by pro-
iesslon, though at present engaged in farming
The Peninsular NeIoS, in speaking of the
nomination Of MIR. Buckmaster. says:
This result was anticip pated, aud the nomina-
tion of Burton by the Democrats rendered thus
nomination certain. Ii Mr.. Cummins had been
nominated by the Democrats, Mr. Temple
would have been selected by the Peoples
Party.
CONGRESSIONAL NoMINATIoNs-PhiIadelphia
Sept. 4th.--The following are the Congress
grcssonal nominations of the Peoples party in
this county
lst District-John II. Ryan.