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


E,,t f,.-,,, r,svo.r,t,. v,ro Tho neeiin, ,,son,h
io I'D u oslst and on motion II T. n pe,,ninrion MI
san T. Cannon sos called 10 tho chair and John a. Reed
and n H. Davis appolnted Vice presidents and ELIAS
Reed secrctars FFs
mofnn NJ Mr. Mi saulsbnry that committeo of one
rro,n ocI if,,rr 10 Ia ~ hn ro,,l
serve ~ Dne"atas ~ Inc cbpricsnn convennn was
cd ~ ''s'''7 " -
The chair annointed Eli sauIspury of Dover Hundred
I NJ ynshnll n nuck fsreel Fnori Dayid Little Greek
n " RevnoIis Ynrdcrs;in uo.cs iIarrinstnn' Mispon
and William Tbarn Niiif,rl Hundred So
IN n,ntinn af /, pamn,,nn tha cbnir ,pnontr tho
foIInvin,, ~ M J,, Gael, Iiu,,lrrl m rrtnrf
iu sJa.,ss T., W. 49, ", Wv ' W ~ " 70
i n penn;,.nn nps,r It,ndrcd. 1 /, nevi.y Di,k
traek "a IL Sn;nar + an. itrast II ~ Nnre,h Nur
dnrkiln. Aia,anlf,ar inIusor Mis,Jilim nnd ~ \ "
m,rn, NnS,ri "'"''''" '''i"'''"'
On nl,,otin,, adjo,rnsl nn,i 4 x o'rInek
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Tho "a, sei,t nclStes reuartui the
n,r,cs ~ i n penningtnn aud linn ii Reuley-atrI-
n,,n iahm = TI,arn mi u l. cannnn vhcl rrIu,rt WA
a,iontcd
Tbe c,nnitfoc Ia r,s,ro b,.in.ss ff ,i, nrctit re-
nnrtsd The to,,inr risolutisns Which were reVl ana
NM ni,nc,,st,, a,io,,,a11
"'i Ir,,rgr yl i IL AZ one If
liza chisf du,ias F nav r. recn dr. tic consideration
their ofeanzaton and have uniformly ionr No In 10th
STATE Cnrsntinns and nntv n,aetins. therefore il by
The nernecrary If Kcnt coniity
Resolvad THAT MS 3ncn,s nf tle I,en,oiatc marty Of
ta i'nnn wa do berov r"iterate q nd saat, orr Mi
encp 10 IN. nrineines Gnunriate md praimel hy the
National De,nsra,v In ih baltimore Convention ~ iE52
I'M thn ,'incin,aii i,nren,jur M ism
Resolved That W. regnri tle unpn Of thcs State, as
of ,itaI imnnrtancs IN t mi nrnsnrtv Of the
boie nentlc n that Il il th, imty ot cIcfy cd ryen
snd y, s MIN Il on , ~. Jawnnr Of
a p t, :, J VIZ W H, III, Iin fT,i fhe
rcs ann tr i reason, 10 erreratr th formation Of Hc
tonal Iores which auneal Ia Tho nas o,s and rejtces
Of any PORTION Of our peope and viii resist every sct
temnf from ,Shateynr .oi,rc, II may come
Resolved That We reiy with confidence upon til, in
tclligence and patriotism Of The American peop for full
peric and final settlement Of the slavery agitation wiich
Northern fanatics are now pressing upon the public mind
believing AZ we do tla the question Of the right OF the
uad 81 Sta nS ,' cs a r uSn9 naye aian
and the decision thereof committed exclusively the
courts by the Constitution and that The enor-cont by
the Democratic marty Of file decision OF The supreme curt
II the United States in the nr, scott case and the
puating Of that decision ly the Republican party. pre-
sents the issue fairly before the country
Resolyed That The efiort which i, being made TO form
what known as National Union party uncallel for
aud will necessarily strengthen the Abolition the
North by Mitbhoins from The pemocrary nany got. and
true men who would otherwise rally to their support
hsr,far, wan, a tru lover Of III" o,,,t against Elm.
ieued into the support d any such movement conf dent
that the in the coming campaign is contest between
the National Democracy on the one hand anil Rcpuh
Abo,itionism on the other !. ~, =.
nubcan marty s proclamed v their and cham .inn
declaring rrepres-ible conflict between tue North
and the to the rights and Interest. Of
orincipies upon which mi, based ar institutions
Resolved That the Democracy Of Kent county enlotre
the Administration OF our aele thief MaglsTae ng ,
@ am liar IN III H. amnirann sr semniiae1 nose
virtues which adorn tho and patriots due
gard tor the weiaTnoi Tie Whole people ana conservative
Resolved That We look unon tic late fearful and hi. -ly
raid Of John Brown III legitimate ind necessary
quence Of the Teachings and doctrine o. the kenlcan
oatcps the elements ot disnnon and civil %,.l,
Resolved That enter upon the campaign Of 1860
WIN h.uor a hri M o. me ma m M
ding eondenee in The shirt which we eel assured Mil pe
wade the National Convention Of party at Charleston
On notion committee OF one from cscn unarcn was
iapdred .onsthan Bro%,i, Duck CrsK Thos II peppy
Little Greek Ezekiel Frazer sIurderkiln Alex. Johnson
Mispiloni IL; u. fldlvmsn 4, Milford. a. p..s,,
ware aintaI n, vsit unon Tho Han War,
saulsbuiy and request him to address the meeting,
The committee appointed TO call upon Mr. sAuspurSre
rns l ny w a 10 Inc convention lion
willard Salisbury who delivered very eloquent and
thrilling speech, :, ,.,,
veoan Srs rendered "a Mr. sausry for hs address
On motion was resolved that the Democratic papers Of
the state be requested to publish the proceedings OF this
con nv n,a,ier od,onrnod
49, nso,,asJ ~, rr;dav oven;no ast
;,s, ~ ~ ooioct lava Sweeny AMI
ph;;,, ,,noi, ,,,b ware anniored AZ t;,n stcan,
saw-mll Of Thomas Walter, at West street
wharf were in tho act of getting log ont of
the wafer Sweeny saw the body offs boy living
in the dock and called out to Lynch. who imme-
diatelv came TO where he was, and together
they got tho hodv and removed il 10 the wharf
The tide having receded the corpse was left w.
inc upon rs face on the mud. No one, atfirst,
reeognized il, but at length Mr.. Thomas Land
co,ninr IN the snot found il to be that of a son
IF Canaan / Cornelius. who resides in Second
rtreet moor Wsehingtou Mr. Land took the
hodv of the unfortunate little fellow up and
conveyed Il TO his disconsolate family. whose
faelings cnn hetter he imagined than described
Tho Coroner held an inouest upon the body at
h;s fathers bonse on saturday morning His
mother said that the little fellow had left home
| about o'clock on tho day he was drowned, 10
81 "a scbooi and she never saw him again in
| iife His Fatber went that n,ornino To Philadel-
nhia and inst beforc he started hal taken his
Iittle son 10 the shoe shop of Mr.. Land above
named ana requested him 10 repair his shoes
! 81 thar his boy conld wear them TO philadcl-
mia ON SATURDAY TO meet his father; but. alas /
| IN the bloom of youth death cut him down.
and bis father will never look upon his boy
AGAIN. This case presents sad warning to
boys against disobedence 10 parents and play-
M ,rnant The O. ,ner,s ,lury returned n
verdict of accidental lrownino
~. ~, Wo,,.a,ao,.,, oLom.i. a,oia,k
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so ~ ar MN IN .,r,,,,o streets o,neJ ~
y NM nnu - ~.
Rrothcrs The fra snread rapidly. commuf ca-
ting Win The ad;oinino frame buildings. and
tbrestenino destrnction TO the prouerty around
4 frame heusc adioining On The Orange street
side ,vos occnnisd Nv y moor family by Tie
name ~ Merrt The husband is a meritorious
MA, M ,,ao ,,rostratn on q he'd nf sfckncss
H. iyita oo.nod l;yeibood far the family ~
/ Loan;aar . l;ttIo ebon ma ,rosh;ng Tbey lost
their iit,le ali bare]y cseaninp with their lives
ts 49,. tl,ora caso ~ rhor;ty tLis l. INK
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