Smyrna times., 1863-05-28

: The allegations OF the Stars Abolition neigh
bOr, the Gazette, are nothing. The editor oi
that paper was the Star political foe and bus
mess rival, and doubtless feels grateful to Gen
Schenck for removing competition from his
door, just AZ the Times would could it have the
DeIdcarean suppressed as it intimates at the
close OF the above quoted paragraph. ph.-DeLd-
ac0FedR.
4 Our cotemporary seems to be "slrm on a
construction, but like most guilty fears, is as
unsubstantial as the baseless fabric of Wis
ion. What actuated the Gazette to state a
fact patent to all Easton that Robson got jolly
over the repulse of Hooker, and rejoiced as
was his custom over our defeats, we cannot tell,
but suppose like ourself is net disposed to seal
his lips because guilty cotemporary may say
it was from personal motives. However much
the Gdgette may be a rival ofthe Star VIC know
not nor care not, but when the Dcla,carean
considers us a rival of it and "would like to
have it suppressed, it takes to itself a base
! less assumption. We are not rivals, are not
! publishers in the same town, live on different
food, are supported by different parties, and as
for getting any of the pqbuIum on which it
! feeds, not picayune from one of its party has
fallen into our hands this year, and will not.
if they cali find another paper between this and
Kamtschatka.
! We are not in favor of having the DeIawdre-
ar suppressed as the editor thinks, and hope
the editor will not discant on Southern odors,
and balmy brcezcs and downy beds until Gen
Schenck may in the Kindness of his heart 60 to
tO Ii, Il,
OF bliss. The Dciarmean is no competitor Of
ours and we are honest when We say that we
had rather have it there than another of the
same ilk that we should not feel half the res
pect for We do for it. The fact of the matter
Is We feel quite attached to the DcIawdredn-a
Very different feeling of that of the cat for the
mouse and should miss its copper face exceed
ingly Only let it not try to make General
S"henck believe that Democracy is treason.
that liberty is license, that scccSsoniSts are for
the Union, that to thwart the Government and
encourage the rebels is loyalty and we shall
live long, peaceful and harmonious neighbors.
TROOPS FURNISHED TO TIE GENERAL Gov
ERNMENT BY THE STATE OF DELAwARE.-As
it may be gratifying to the Loyal citizens of
Delaware to know exactly what she has done to
assist in crushing out the rebellion, we take
pleasure in subjoining a correct and official list
as follows:
l Regiment of infantry for three months,
mustered out July 1861
Regiments of infantry for three years, now
i'll the field, viz:
Ist Rcg't. Del Volunteers, Frenchs Divi-
sion ID Army Corps.
ID Reg't. Del Volunteers, Hancock Divi-
sion 2d Army Corps
Sd Rcg't. Del. Volunteers, at Frederick
City.
4th Reg't. Del Volunteers. General Keys
Corps.
9TH and 9th Regt Del. Volunteers, raised
under order Of Secretary of war, armed and
equipped for State defence for nine months from
26th November, 1862.
l Battery Of field Artillery for three years,
now in the field.
l Battalion, four companies of cavalry now
i'll the field
This we think is doing well for little Della
ware, and doubtless will be gratifying intelli-
gence to all Union loving citizens. How far
this will effect the quota to be drafted in the
State we shall not attempt to guess but should
think it would reduce the number to be drafted
considerably. Delaware, ever loyal, renews her
pledge to maintain the Union bequ:athed to
Us by our early fathers, stand by the Constitu-
tlon, now and forever. IIurrah for little Del
aware and let not one of her sons ever bow
in submission to the tyranical foe who is now
in arms attempting to dissever the greatest and
best Governments on the face of the Globe.