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Smyrna times., 1866-09-05
MdrYlind AEhir.

SHOOTING AFFRAY AT NEwTowN.-Tt an.
pears that while Mr.. John Horsey, and M
conn l. DenStOn were taking a quiet " CLASS
IN Mason 5 Restaurant in Ncwtown. on Satnr-
day evening last, the beverage" awaIpnad 4
IN the mind OF IlOrsey feeling of animoS;tv
toward BenSton which had been latent for
some three years past. Horsey accordingly
urc" khlle and without any seeming provo
carton approached BenStOn and inflicted several
as a; lie (llorSeyl supposed, home thrusts'' on
pension which fortunately only resulted in
iarccldtilS a tlie SKIN pretty severely Here the
alalt ended, as all thoug ht and both parties
LepalIeu 10 their respective homes. On Sun.
Hay' however, BenSton proceeded to Horsev's
house, and was about to enter when Hor:or
suddenly fired at him with musket inAictiny
severe and, 1t is feared, fatal wound in his
a9d2hen. BenSton undauntcd still, approach.
ca horSey, knocked him down, when iiorsry's
"lie' very opportunely, finally succeeded in
canning Ca the troubled waters and persuadinu
pension to leave the house When he was
ABOUT TO comply with the request IIorsey arose
Selzed the musket and struck b. severe lick
on the skull. The wound is not dangerous
hoWever-H'ncess -1nuc Paper.
REMOVALS AND APPOINTMENTS. Tho Pr .e.
dcnt has removed Vim. j. Jones. the Radical
DStrITt | Attorney for Maryland, and appointrJ
!: non nm Price, con,crvatie, to the posi-
tloh. lie has also removed Jos. j. Stewart
Assessor Tor the third congressional district
anu an appointed GoL VIM. IL. Purnell, late
postmaster at Baltimore, in his place.
= BODY REcoVERED The body of Mr.. James
Crle' OF whom mention was made in our last
issue E as having probably been drowned off
Chester river bridge at this town on Wednes-
day night of last week, was found on Sunday
near the Round Top farm.
Smyrna times., 1866-09-05

1HE AXE AT Work The President is At
tending to his bread and butter brigade" in
this State Capt. Barr is really made Post
master OF Wilmington, and the Postmaster At
St. Georges has been removed. There are
several other political heads to be chopped off
yet when the President gets back from his
broad to Chicago, viz: Edw. G. Bradford
u ). Attorney, John p McLear, U. S. As.
SCISSOR, Mr.. Rodney Customs Collector at vii
mlngton, G. H. B. Day U. S. Revenue Col
lector' and others Perhaps the fact of Mr.
Day having been mustered into the "brigad,"
may insure his retention among the "satraps
and dependents, y as Mr.. johnson STYLES them
In his Bureau veto, but there seems to be some
risk in the matter. O'''''
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How is It?

Every where and on all occasions the Presi-
GENITAL Party are asserting that thew are car
'y'nS out the policy Of Mr. Lincoln. Copper
iioau papers are ia many instances attempt
i'2 vi" the love Of the people for the late
=. over to his successor by appiaudlng
johnson for this alleged course yet every
Copperhead journal in the country condemned
Mr Llncoln's policy while he lived, that now
praise Mr.. johnson for adopting it. The as
Sertlon is so plain a deception that it contra
diets itself Mr. I.incoln's policy was TO leave
the restoration of the seeded States to Con
gress; Mr.. Johnson's policy is to decide that
matter for himself. The policy of the one was
what the lawmaking power might make it !;
the policy of the other is a personal whim, in
which only the President takes part
We believe the professions of attachment to
the " Declaration of Principles" laid down bv
the late Philadelphia Convention, made by the
ex-rebel and COpperhead sheets are not gen
uine, take them as whole, There is nothing
in those declarations, (saye the last one) we
think, that Union men will object to- They
embody, in general terms, the platform of the
Baltimore Convention which re-pominated Mr..
Lincoln, against which the Democrats worked
and the rebels fought. We had the ballot and
the bullet to contend against then, and until
we hear our opponents confess that they aoeye
sorong and zoe mere right we cannot believe
them. While they point to their record du-
ring the war with one hand, and to the decla-
rations of the Philadelphia Convention with
the other, and express unbounded admiration
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MARRIED.

On Thursday last, by Rev. H. C. Cushing
near Sudlersville, Mr.. BENTON V WTInnSs Wns'
OF OF Smyrna, Del. and Mrs. JULIA Ii. GAFFoRp'
OF Queen Anne'S County, Md. -'' ''-'
In m the Presbyterian Church. Dover. Del,
on on Thursday, August 3Oth, 1866. by Rev. G.
huntington, in ALEX. NJ. DIEHL, Esd, of Dan.
ynIIle, Pa, to Miss MARGARET j. CHEW, of
August 2S, 1866, by Rev. j. W. Brown,
Rector OF st. AIMS Church, JOHN A. REY-
SoLDS, Esq, to Miss CAROLINE c., eldest
"a. daughter of L. B. Fennimore, Esq, all of
Del.
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CANT UNDERSTAND New York Ercn
'ng Post, which has been trying to support
the President, has become puzzled 1t saws
The loyal people of the Northern States
those who stood by the Union when if was ot'
tackled by rebels, see with dissatisfaction and
alarm which is no longer concealed, that the
President whom their votes elevated TO his
position surrounds himself, by his own choice
apparently, with men like Tom Florence. Gar
rett Davis, Salisbury and others who, ike
these, during the war never concealed their
sympathles with treason"
The New York Times denies it, thus
Nothing can be more unjust than this, for
nothing Is further from the truth. The Presi.
dent Is widely estranged from such men in
sentiment zen, and sympathy. That he surrounds
nmSeh D with them at all, and much less from
ch0lce, Is untrue. He cannot refuse TO sec
members n OF Congress, and if Republicans re-
1uSG, as they have, to go there, Democrats
reaally take advantage ofthe position"
If the President did not want those mon
around him he would not have them; he's NOT
tnat KIND OF a man. The idea that these men
visit hlm because Republicans wont will nor
DO They are not so anxious that the Pros;-
dent should be visited as to attend him when
they know he is opposed to them Sin senti-
ment and sympathy" It's not natural
Smyrna times., 1866-09-05

tor both, they are trying to deceive. Where
is the rebel person or paper that has confessed
that ne Or it was wrong during the rebellion ?
II SHOWS o, now irresistible have been the prin-
clpleS OF the Republican party, and how com
plefely the Democrats have lost theirs For
Tue laSt uozen years or more the Democracy
u mas taken the negative side against the posi.
1--WE SIDE OF the Opposition. Positive merits
are :, Always progressive. The Democrats have
iallea to succeed on their own merits and prip-
clples' and are compelled to steal those nsed
by us during the war, under new orpaniza.
'loh' ihe Union party are still true to the
principles 1t has established is no need
OF any new party to take them up
1he whole move on the part of the Demo-
Gratis rs a cheat to regain power.
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Southern LoyaIist Convention.

! The Loyal Southerners' Convention met in
Philadelphia on Monday, at National Hail. and
effected temporary organization, with Judge
Durant as Chairman. After the appointment
of the usual committee, the body adjourned
till yesterday. The Honorary delegates 0rganiz-
ed at the League House by electing Gov Chr
TIN Chairman, and appointing the various com
mltteeS.
UP to the time of making up our notice of
the Convention was mainly devoted to the ccre-
monies of reception and welcome and the nrr.
limlnary work OF organizations The DISPLAY at
the reception was very handsome, and it brought
out large c0ncourSe OF spectators As the
procession passed along the streets, and we'll
known pubic men or prominent Union men of
the south Wer9 recognized in the ranks, they
were heartily applauded and cheered indie
pendence Square at an early hour of the day.
and the front OF the Union league House at a
later hour, were the chief centres ofattraction.
and at both the crowds of participants and
spectators were very large and the cheering en-
thuslastlc. The day was bright though some
What sullry, the streets wore an unmstakable |
monday appearance, amp everything contribut- |
ted to give the principal event of the day great
ectdt Delegates have cause to be abundantlv
gratlhed with their welcome to Philadelnhia |
1he Convention will be large and enthusias- |
TIC, and Will unquestiOnably exert decided in /
nuence upon the public mind. It's a meeting
DI southern men who adhered to the Union
the rebellion; and such men, one
would suppose, would be doubly anxious now
mat the war Is ended, to see the object for
which 1t was waged fully and promptly attain
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The following Circular is published by reoues,
of Smyrna Division, No. 5, S. Oft:
CIRCUlAR

a Temperance Harvest Home will be held at vii.
mington' on Thursday, the 18th of September.
u Is intended to have grand procession througb
'ne clty, and public meeting in the grove.
AZ ~ o'clock, A. NJ, the procession will form in
lihe at some point convenient to the Railroad Sta
ton easily accessible to visitors, aud march thence
to the place of ting.
The members Of the various Temperance Soc;o
Ties are requested To attend in RegalIa, and 10 nro
vide themselves with banners, flags and deeor.,;ons
suited for the occasion; aud as it would add cons,da
rably to the imposing appearance of the processon
to have i inerspersed with decorated carraoes ,I"
Committee trust that the country Organizations WIN
can do so conveniently. will provide aecordinglo
IL is requested that all societies intending 10 mar
lcIPale wI give previous notice thereof, in writ,sr
% Mr.. "m' H. Connell, Wilmington, Secretary df
Smyrna times., 1866-09-05

TERRIBLE ACcIDENr-On Monday l.st
William, son of Joseph Copes residing nnar r%sY,
Cool Spring in this county. met with ag aco; ma%l
dent, more terrible one than which # i J;f;.
cult to conceive. William and Younger n bro. bro,
tther were on wagon carting peaches, when the
breaking of one Of the planks of the wagon
noor frightened the mules so that thew ran off
Attempting to check the animals, his left leo
passed through the flooring and caught between
It and the axle. While in this position, his
leg came in collision with stump of tree,
III such force as to tear the flesh from the inner
part OF the leg and one-half of the thigh. leav.
ing the bone and main artery exposed the whole
length. The boy is doing well, and homes are
entertained OF his complete recovery. - Geor0e-
Smyrna times., 1866-09-05

QRDINAroN SERVICES AT NEWARK. .-Bisb-
0p Ice visited st. Thomas church, Newark
Friday last, for the purpose of ordaining to tot tbe
Priesthood, the Rector, the Rev. j. j. Harri.
son. The candidate was presented and tbe
sermon preached by the Rev. j. Howard Smith
of New York, under whose ministry Mr. Har,
rison came into the church. There were also
present and participating in the services, Rev,
Dr. Clemson, Rev; Messrs. Brown, Hotchkin,
Marshall, NeewboId, Whittingham and William
noon. In the evening, Rev. DR.. ClemSon
preached. On Saturday morning, Rev w" NJ
Whlttlngham preached, and Rev. Mr.. Cole.
man delivered an exhortation. On Saturdoy
evening, Rev. Mr.. Newbold delivered the GO:
mon. It's in contemplation to enlarge tho
church by an addition Of twenty feet SV '4o
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Elections.

The Republicans carried Wilmington yestcr-
nay Oy an increased majority, electing j. S. Val.
entlne ., Mayor, and the whole ticket.
Inc nr't gun on the johnson policy comes
o from Vermont-the Republicans carrying the
o,afe by an increased majority of 5oOO-tbe
Tnole oenate, and so majority in the House.
Smyrna times., 1866-09-05

Pursuant to the call issued from Wasbinr.
ton, the National Union Committee mat =
Philadelphia on Monday The following gen.
tlemen were present: Gov. Marcus L. Ward
New Jersey; 5. A. Purviance, Pennsvlvania
\. Is: Smithers, Delaware; H. w Hoffman
Maryland; ; }. S. Fowler, Tennessee John ID
Defrees, Indiana; b. G. Cook, Illinois Marsh
Cuttings, Michigan; S. Judd, Wisconsin: D.
Is. Stu6bs, Iowa; Thomas Simpson, Minneso-
ia; a. W. Campbell, West Virginia; Gov
Edmunds, Dakota; NJ Starkweather, Connec-
tlcut; Gen. Il. r. Gown Ohio; A. B. Gard
ner,, Vermont, and W. j. Cowing, Virginia.
The Committee effected Temporary orpani-
zatlOn by calling Senator Fowler to the chair
and appointing W. T. Cowing Secretary. after
which the following resolutions was unanimous
ly adopted - '''''' '''' 10
uhereqs, The places of Henry J. RAYMOND
OF New York, n. d. Sperry of Connecticut,
and George X. Senter of Ohio in the Nation
al Union Convention, are vacant, by reason of
their abandonment of the principles of the Ma
honal Union party and utilization with it's
enemies, therefore.
hesotved, That upon proper recommenda-
ions ions SAID vacancies be filled by appointment bv
this Committee y
Gov: Marcus l.. Ward of New jersey was
elected permanent Chairman, and John u de-.
rees of Indiana, Secretary.
IL is expected that an address to thecountrv
will be issued before the final adjournment cf
he Committee. ''0'' u
Smyrna times., 1866-09-05

Picnic OF THE SOLDIERS AND SA1LoRs.-
The Soldiers and Sailors of Delaware. who
served in the late war for the Union will hold
a Pic mic on the II lth inst.-the anniversary .of
the battle of Brandywine-in Riddles woods.
near Wilmington.
The object of the picnic, is announced to be
for the purpose Of bringing together the Della.
wareans who periled their lives for the preser-
walton of the country, to perfect a permanent
organization whereby the history of those who
persisted in the struggle and those who still
survive, may be preserved-to give expression
to the sentiments and principles for which they
ton from public murder and violence and nri.
vate assassination-tO visit the fields of their
victories and clothe the graves of their fallen
comrades with the emblems of the nation that
they died to save. We cannot commend tb;s
movement too highly. '''''
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oil {: o.

On the 18th of fully, at his residence in Fred
erica, WM. SATTERFiELD, Sr., aged rs years.
Near Deakyneville, Agpoquinimink Hd.,
Aug. 25th, SARAH ANN HIGGINS, in the ed
Near Dover, on the 9th ult.. ALICE E.,
daughter of VIM, I. and Ellen r. Mckee,
aged about 10 months
Smyrna times., 1866-09-05

THE TIMES" is published euery Wednesday al
terHOoH, by Jos. H. HOFFEcKER, Editor qad Pro
PrietOr, at Smyrna, Del.
fERHS-SUBscRIPrIoN,-One gear, $500 in ad
Uance, $3.50 if not paid till end Of the uear M
piper discontinued until aIIGrrearsQre pqid-Only
at the option 9fthe Publisher.
ACCOMPLISHMENTS acH be inserted at the rate OfSsosu
Cents line for the first insertion; subsequent in
sertiOns 81 cents. A liberal discount mad. %
quarterly, semi,qnnuql and yearly qdrertisers.
Smyrna times., 1866-09-05

Is IT JUST OR RIGHrY'--" Fe,ow o;,;
zens, says Governor Orr, 1--WE bavo bnar 1as,
knocking at the door for eight long months
asking Congress that the best of the iptelectn'
al and leading men of the South shall he ad.
n nltted into Congress to represent us there
Is Is IL Just or right that we should he excluded
from these privileges % W 'A0iuN'O
Inc Governor does not ask whv tbor oro Dot
snl, sumiltted, because he knows And the coun-
try knows it; 1t is simply because having
maae terrible war upon the Union, during
T Tnlch slavery was abolished, the victorious
government asks that Governor Orr and his
friends shall not insist that in consequences of
that war and the consequent emancipation thew
shail nave dlspropOrtiOned increase of power
IN y the Union. While the colored population
OF the South were slaves the eleven rebel States
IN the South were entitled to eighteen represen.
tatlves. Now that they are free the same Don.
Hiatlon Is basis of thirty representatives.
Governor Orr and his friends claim that hay.
ing made a bloody and fearful and utterly
causeless rebellion to suppress which has cost
the Government countless lives and unsneaLo.
bic suffering and hundreds of millions of dol.
lars, they shall have gained exactly t,neG,o
votes in Congress. Congress replies tbat =
asks only that the Governor and his fr;".jC
shall stand upon an equal footing with tbo
States that did not rebel, and Gove~nnr H Tlc
urns with fine tragedy air and asks b;n UT c.I
ow.oithlzens, is this fair? sit lust? 0rUht aJ
'e 10 De taxed without representation P'' Us"'
Smyrna times., 1866-09-05

The Gazette says that the change il the most
office IN that city has unloosed an eloquent
tongue IN favor of the President s poicy-and
one that fears not to utter the truth Cant
Barr is not the only man who has been nre-
vented from being tOngue-tied by "bread and
outter' lie is not afraid to utter what is not
the truth, either, if he said that Mcclellan
y would have ended the war at the seven days'
light but Lincoln would not let him." He Is
SAID to have made this assertion in a snoocb
the other day. Didn't he know he was lvinr .
Smyrna times., 1866-09-05

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T. f. CARTY

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the firm Of VanFossen g. Carly. to come forward and
settle their accounts without further notice.
He has on hand First Class FARM WAGONS of
different sizes at reduced prices at the old Stand az
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Smyrna, Del aul
Smyrna times., 1866-09-05

we invite attention to the address published
on our first page, headed Democratic Leg;s-
lation In Delaware During the Rebellion" It
shows up the acts of our Legislature during
the war In very comprehensive manner
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}. ID. MILLER. President.
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Smyrna times., 1866-09-05

HE UNION EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE. The
National Executive Committee of the Union
rarity was called to meet in New York on Mon.
day last by Hon H. j. Raymond, the former
chairman of the said Committee, who has left
the party and joined the Democrats in summon,
OF the President. The call was made after
another had been issued for the Committee 70
meet In Philadelphia on the same day, with the
purpose, 1t is believed on the part of Mr. Raw.
mOnd, to break up the Committee. He ,c-
cordlngy notified Hon. n B Smithers. mem.
Der OF the Committee from this State to attend
hlS meeting Mr. ). replied as follows:
DOVER. DEL., August %. 1866.
Hon ii. }. RAYMoND-Sir:-You Official uo,,c.
informing me that meeting oi the National Irnion
Committee appointed IN Baltimore, in June. 1854
VIII be bsld at the Asior IIouse, New York civ nm
Monday, Sept 8, at II o'c9ca, NJ, was received 10.
day. N''0u 10
a'n somewhat surprised that you should have
decmed yourself IN position to issue a call of Thai
hiturc' when you abandoned the political organi.
zauoh that conferred upon you the Chalrmansbip of
It's Na"nhl Committee 1t seems 10 that >ell-res
pect should have suggested the surrender of the tru
committed to you. or at least have induced vou a.
lenty TO allow your faithful colleagues to pur,ne
Such course as their Judgments might approve
had hoped that such was yOui determinations
Out your personal notice assures me that Won b,v |
not only deserted your trust, but are willing 10 nso
our "icldi character to distract the councils of
hose VINO honored you with their confidence
Ihe publicity of your acts renders IL impossihI >,
ioubt your adherence to a Gction bns,;I" =, ~
Ireat party from which hold our comu,;ssio,.a
hd am therefore compelled to reply that do M.
ccogh'Ze your authority. | expect to attend IN.
essioh o. The Committee at Phadepbi, nm tho d.,
ndicated In your notice. Re- e>pectfully,
N. B. SMlrHERs.
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The revival commenced at the Camden Camn
ma has been kept up in Dover in good earnest
Ihe large! tent belonging to the Dover NJ +
Church, immediately after the camp closed
was erected on vacant lot ON Governor 5 Ave-,
nue. and religious services held in il eyerv
evening with good results. In this town the
revival still continues with undated interest
Qulte number had professcd conversion du.
ring the last week;-mostly young men.
r, y revival has also commenced at Carrolton
Shurch' on Smyrna Circuit, Rev. w. B. Gregg,
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very "u'y yours WIDE AWAKE.

o;5 ;DIE5FE3RENCEs..When Andrew johnson 70.
Gelved the news of his nomination to the Vco a
H[Tspenfy HNtaI ne was in Memphis at the St. Cloud
! llo!el. lie made speech accepting the no,n;
nation and in the course of his remsrt. o "tl th
aIde9 M 10 the necessity of securing the coptroI
OF fne M government to loyal men. '"0 'O"'rol
zen a1d 'ai 1nG traitor has ceased to be cit
pa9lle enemy He forfeited his ri~bt aI pteOmo &c
with loyal men when he renounced NJ. 70 vote
We sa% snp 10ugR TO- ;be to destroy our t9
foreigner who comes from EncIaua dmu industrious
many many to dwell among us, and tnu to ada ana Ter
c1th Gsnh of the yo% add to 5d the
So csuons SUa aSt abany stay her? five If we
tarlly renounce their boSne "o's' y VINO Voiunta-
born snG should to the traitor wbo abourh
WAYS pr"tecaad %e against INST the Government which al
,houl5 l5Iooc'GG Ho s,Im nm? My Judgment is-that he
bn uiu - oe subjected to severe ordeal before
ne is restored to citizenship in O'U'"' Ooior0
Smyrna times., 1866-09-05

$500 o oo0 Jenkins, of Georgia, has disposed of
yV|oI'ooo W." OF the bonds of his State, in New
iork' at 20 cents on the dollar.
lhe New Jersey Legislature will assemble
on the 10th, to elect United States Senate"
ana ratify the Constitutional Amendment
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