The Messenger. [volume] (Georgetown, Del.) 1858-18??, 1859-11-17
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
LETTER IRON SALISBURY.

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LETTER FROM SALISBURY.
DEAR MEssESsrR.--A fsN sinel
from your old cSrres1shcssIs, in
these times Of deartA IA die Editoria'
drawer, may not be unwclcorae.
1 JIG your neighbors could only be
induced to treat you, az our "Salis-
bury Sentinel, is remembered, yor
would have no lack Of local items
4 The sonctum Of the Sentinel man is
Invaded day after day with man
FnothV cabbage a EheadsA- paxhain
sbeets,-and whst-Pat. Cox would call
L9thnmping big pitatiesi gsei frs
H. These arrivals, inspire the raciest
kind of writing, and call fer many a
well rounded paragraph Of praise.
Talking Of the "Sentipsl, Z it is
working its way into popular favor,
and is conducted with surprising
tact and ability. ,.s;,
| LIZ Is under contemplation to en-
large it, to the dimcnsioh Us con
temporaries, ofthis rs
paperdom, and thus ayoiS lhe impu-
tation of being the smsilest sheet
Of the nineteenth century, ,ss ,es
l informed you not lang since Of
the completion of raw M. g.
Church near Spring Hil;S under the
charge ofthe Salisbury Preachers
1t was begun without iaImember.
and nor numbers thirty fgt to forty
persons enrolled ON its record. \;
A powerful revival occutea there
after the dedication, aud tie place is
likely to be celebrated for lShoroueh-
going MOthodism. 'n H. b -
Interesting meetings areiow being
held at other points. and+Fasperity
seems to smile on the etTorib OF those
who labour and toll to cultivate I'm
mapueis heritage,
The State Election has lust come
off and hes resulted in a beaceablc
revolution of sentiment in politics.
From the extreme of American.
ISM the people have unaistakea-
BY evinced their prefer nce for
Democratic sway, ard have to a
great extent carried the State. So
it goes. - ~ s.e,s, "a
The Election was peaceable af-
fair in mos. of the rural pYeeints--
and in beautiful contrast with many
o.. your Sussex brawls around the
polls. sJJ M " fs.. +.
We witnessed nothing like the
drunkenness and wholesale bribery,
here, tina. we have unfortunately
been cognizant of, in nss4Ssca ID 81,
in the adjoining States.
While that veteran Nn2, and tire
less pleader for Temperance, Gen.
Riley is hocing his row in your yicia-.
ity, a new light has arisen in cur
midst, who rs Temperance orator
Is not perhaps surpassed at the
present day. Under the auspices
OF the salisbury Temperance So
GETTY" DR.. Il. w. P: Ride,, deliy-.
cred an address few evenings ago,
IN the NJ. e. Church vii ch, for
brilliancy of conception, el,quenco
OF dlction, and peculiar ch,rn in,
the tone of its delivery, surpassed
anything ,0e have listened Ito for
many moons. 1t so took tht CONS
munity by surprise that the society
has by resolution asked for id repe-
tltlon during the present weed, and
the DIR. it is hoped viii acceda to |
the request. VA
The poets hereab0uts have had
their say about the falling leaf land
KS.,ndredi themes, and had packed up
already for dreary winter, Wien la!
the hazy skies, and balmy bta44sh Or
indian Summer makes its aIsnaal
call, and off goes the ovcrcoatt,. out
goes the fires, aud here we ale en-
Ioying the last lingering vestiaes of
lne weather fer the present sealon.
The r. Road is tardily adyaf cling
southwark, and may within the
memory Of the youngest inhabitants,
each, and even pass our doors, on
is winding way.
With high consideration, / beg ]
Q rubscribe myself-most amEhA
aeSsenger. Yours, 80
ETcETERA, i