Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-03-17

Mn rrrrB Your palrf Is ,,neh uk~ here for TIA inle
llcocc have ighp COINS pains % Mud out The aut{a
Of sanderous anonymous communications In tho
Delaware Gazette from Appointments IIundred and nlso
the person who drew carcature that circulated In
the some Hundred In January last think, without doubt
the author ofboih, and the cause Of great deal Of III feel
ing engendered in the Democratic party Of that Hundred
straccablc to that noted lens pocahypocrite Isaac p
Walker Of Toroushare Neck He tried by his villiany
1855 IN the Peoples Party tOcbea Samuel Townsend but
Samuel too old apocian to cchcatrdby him Walk.
er's programme VIM Temple fDrtiovrrr and himself
for Recorder Clerk Of the Peace. He and and thrue
others before Townsend was aware Of their tricks packed
the delegates from Appoqninimink nnlrcl to the state
Convention; Townsend then work and hy the time
tho Convention assembled ho hnd them fully exposed
that the Convention knocked them sky high Billy Temple,
Jacob fandyke and Billy Smith held frequent Sunday
caucu-ses ut snne r. Walkera to Try TO Town
seud= influence Int to avail He had lost all confidence
In them and arranged his plans thwart them In all their
movements to the close of the campaign Since then,
whilst snartng under the rebuke of Townsend every dirty
trick has been resote TO- Walker and another fellow
writes said communications and billy Weldon. the lsts
igoramus Justice scn4 them 10 ths Gazette This Weldon
has political honor; he has always sneakingy told the
enemy Democratic secrets, and IA urged by the
enemy. I blamed Samuel Towneni more for getting
Governor Ross 10 appoint this William Weldon justice.
than ything lie done. | hope Samuel Townsend
sees his warmed viper In all seriousness ask the
Democratic party Of New Castle county IL they will allow
their party organ t. be us vehicle for combination
Of hyrocrilcs ni all parties attack Samuel ownscndani
the Democratic masses Of Appalunimink Hundred We.
Of Kent county have been trying make peace, but
long the Gazette is allowed to pursue IL present
our efforts avail nothing Aud further will say 10 the
editor of the Gazette and his anonymous correspondents
that far from making Townsend unpopular and break
Ing him down they every day making him popu.
lar for recently whilst running for delegate he got every
pollrd. The Delegate Convention Ut New Castle,
thu 18th OF February laid itself open the deepest
Of tho Democracy Of Delaware. by refusing Samuel
Townsend and the or other regularly elected delegates
in tho ConyentiOn for n sovereign Hundred IN not
allowed her choice Of TO represent her in Delegates
State County Conventions there is end to Demnc-
Iscy. Townsend has always proclaimed himself Demo
crat and submitted tn the majority in his Hundred and
last campaign whilst in the Peoples Party lie told them
and again, that he Popular Sovereignty
Democrat mud friend Of Stephen A. Douglas Now sup.
pose Townsend mud his Douglas Democratic friends call
State Convention, aud send Delegates the Charleston
Convention and expouc IL their friends the action u the
Nav Castle Burl Convention, they would be admitted
He does mt, however, from Whist learn calculate
dn any such thing he say he put up with Admins
rnton Democrat abuse until amor the I'D Of April next,
then they will have to dance TO the tune OF tho Little
Giant Of Illinois, go where they please
A KENT COUNTY DEMOCRAT
March 18th, 1860