Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-06-04
Saturday, June 4th, 1859.
A Car wr n QUIZ PATRONS. we have


A caAr WIT OUR rATRoss'--Since we nave
become fuhy convinced that 'he puohc are
ds'ermineo 10 support 'he iSaViAhA anu
spread ~ proaoohsl over 'he country, We 'A"
NOT hcip ieenns Prouo VI 'neir eonAoen'e ~--'
graterui LOT their patronage, anu 'he in'e'o''
they have taken IN our weiiare.
! When we entered upon 1he specuia1ion oi
commencing our paper, we uia NOT anticipate
opposition rom tne party ior whose SUCCESS
we nave spent nie t'ihe Vi 'oh anu all our
substance Ai'hough we '"hciea ina. our es-
yet, we had no idea that hgratitude was an
suxiihary OF democracy. we never asked u
single man 10 take our paper out Oh inoiVidu-
aai preierahee OF oecause " auVoca'eu uenho-
cratic principles. we never wanted ana
never VIII want, any man TO take the iSauiR-
RR on party grounds We print the paper
and II any one wants to subscribe for 1t for
the value that Is IN 1t, he Is welcome to our
hsta to JOIN IN the great brotherhood that Is
raliying around our standard. That our an
ticipations have been fully realized-and more
too-is qualification that any man might
well be proud. We are doubly thankful to
many democrats who have thought it their
duty to decry our paper in public and in pri-
vAte; to those who have placed us in false
position by propagating the falsehood that we
do mot support democratic nominations and
various other stories, to such persons we will
say we feel doubly grateful. They have
made subscribers tp the lseuIRRR by scores
through their bitterness. To such persons we |
cannot say we have any ill feelings we are
always grateful to persons who contribute to
the benefit Of our pocket and we are happy
TO say that the Judas Iscariots, among the |
democracy, are our best benefactors. If any
one doubts the success of our paper, indie \
pendant Of their support, let him call at No. |
IS shipley street and look fora moment, over
our growing list let him see the character
and standing of the men who compose 1t,
and then judge of our future. Therefore, we
consider our enemies as necessary to the sup
port of the paper, as we do our friends, who
are doing little for us on the other hand. We
are sorry to have to place them on the same
useful platform together, but our love of |
truth, and differentiation to do justice to every
onc-enemies and all-compels us to it.
We very gratefulto the interest the ladies
have taken in the Inquirer. They compose
the real democracy that governs the'country.
When the petty tyrants, of the Democratic
party was prosecuting us with all their Wig
or, we found friends and favor among them.
They came to the rescue and by the dint of
their exertions, and the aid of number of
the liberal minded democracy, have planted
our standard upon the rack of ages. 1t would
make old fogydom weep tears of blood to see
the interest that crinoline has taken in the
welfare, prosperity and perpeuity of the IN
auInRR. Put the women on our side and we
have no fear of the politicians, whose interest
II is to destroy us and further we intend
meriting their approval and patronage
To our subscribers, we would say if your
paper does not come regularly, call at our
Office and know the reason. For we intend
that every subscriber shall get his paper
without delay. The fact of adding so many
new names to our list, every week, is suffci-
emit excuse for the punctual delivery of the
first number Our carriers will do all they
can to deliver thepaper punctually, andwhen,
In the multiplicity Of BUSINESS you nave peen
neglected please excuse them ana send TO
head quarters.
To advertisers II yon should, IN Looking
over the paper, lind that your advertisement
has been, by neglect, LETT out oil our coimnus'
call Immediately and let us know for we
never intend to neglect you accidents ana
mistakes will be made by almost any one and
We are not infallapie'
To the public generally we would say,
that II there should be any detect IN the ap-
pearance Of our paper typographical or
other errors, look over them and excuse us,
you sleep, to please and instruct you. The
original matter published in the INQUIRER,
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