Smyrna times., 1867-07-10

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HE FOURTH. Smyrna was op;ot IL
the Fourth. No business doinaqPno qunc' Ja{ on
I oioI going on-nothing but firecrackers Se~-
ciai merchants, who close on SUNDAYS hooo',ro
compelled by law, kept open. T6e GUonaSe farn,aSo
th Mere very busy. and were generally clad tbat
the;r he;e was was nothing of Importance to call off
In the afternoon goodlv numbo, ,uo..
me Depot to attend the ceIebrat;o "Gnt Tito 70
he town train made numerons avo,,ua; a:oie'
with banners "''Us oaparlsoned all over
III nc Layton celebration commenced a. q
E.o n,iicIlg ,ni was organized by Samuel Cats
tn r. WHO called 1hos. B. Lockwood Esc
erJaIe e eiIalri Lewis NJ. Bell, Nunos II. Gov, Gov, {
Dom~laosa a. rroL IlolmeS Stockly and Col. ii. G, ,
II H. &reen and S. Cats Seeretarie"" anu Thc F%r
tLn n'?n band discoursed excellent music dur;n@
Mctoue orerTaS. Ea After prayer by the Rev. John l
aIfGICoy' Chas. W. Cats read the DccIarot;nm Gnm
rnucpendence in excellent style. The cbair-
Of 1'u WHe'At neAt introduced Dr. VIM. G. Davidson )
baa,i!;e'n who delivered carefully prepared T
autliuy nU nriIty rounded Grafton. He appealed for v
home ,eI a"J patrl9tlsm; regarded the love of o
r,o.le ana love OF country as synonymous, Ha
u rle the establishment of this repubic aS {
tno Luln nihent OF desire long seated in tho Il
leIrtS or men in the old world for a morn I;I Ii;
@ o'"i iornl OF government; one in which the Z;
L ople Should rule-where the king sbouId he W
aIit OF the people, not the peOple the WI
,;1od odntS ~, ol the KING government that recog NJ
llfeu lf me equal rights of all men. He tbe3n W
eierred to the Constitution as the chart Of th; III
ioverhlhent. ' lie caused considerable winc;n@ ia
y some OF his illusions to class of inJ;U;TS BE
DIS VINO nad tried to set aside that instr,' 10
rent @ ana had ia ken up arms against the moro J..
eLIect Itct Union 1t was Intended to establish Mr.
M war upon the country and famine to o
NV in "IlS tbn ne thought there was hypocrisy 1a
oW o N thelr Fourth of July patriotism ie Ba
lought that the man who ctaimrJ tLat tLe i,e Ed
%'oS ru rights not granted by the Constitn. SIN
''' anu paramount thereto was eitbnr . ~ lam
iave :a II the former he deserved svmUol l Ho
y y Inc latter he should be tried tor tTroion Jol
- anoailed ,ra by Horace Greeley. lie thonght ner
~ Irue system OF government was eonai r;1+1,ts Em
p cloHnd an men are born free and equal. " Ter,
I cl3Seu IN this strain, his audience eyinr;no
Ae9 feelings of satisfaction or JiSnlenrI,npS II.
iTThIulng ThC TO their political views. - EiV
! II n o""lrhlan m next introduced j. Frank Ia }eW
= = I1H'' VINO knew the meaning of that ,,ou Pete
e and equal. "ii uicll are born nhn,
ir. VT II. made few remarks Che had pot ox. Buc
'teu 10 speak stating that this unvnrr,,,. \ on
them only. "''i'9 nleL' anu derb
= ic audience, after being entertained ittlo Isaac
i dh n9ur' was dismissed, many f.cIing tbat ton,
nad been to an aboIi,:on m1etin ;Iot 'naI NJ i
Fourth OF July. . 1t was crejitaIIe 1,'' af C. ID
Tor so short notice. al ers
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ELL rLLbEAIloN OF TIE FOURTH BY THE Epvr +.
df If @ooD lEMPLARs.- The Good Ten LaytC
OF Aent County spent the day very nea- Gcor.
y ana III Il profitable manner on tbo an, Bale
ting ground near Camden. ''-0 '''lp Glide
an early hour the different delccations r ak, "
Iemplars from the various lodges in rho lIcnr,
od I'aue :" thelr appearance on the ground II. W
ca IN the regalla Of the order; with mnsic Tuckc
'anherS send
legations were present from Camd.n T. b.
nlhgG, Dover, Willow Grove, CantrrLnr,. er, VI
H. u; eMagnolla W and Milford accompanied Hump
az, er R IIlen9S throughout the County. The yaine,
y Doys SO noted all over the cnuntr, James
Ss III f a. 'ldIhmentS We're present with L. Cah
a aSS L ana Kettle drum, making the wood mite, j
rIoJ ~ Jiot ~ tne strains OF martial music, in Beck
aU intervals with the softer sounJs of James
49, . 'ioilh ana bass violin. Earious to StaytOn
ere e spread through the woods AMI Ioad ner, "
the luxurles of the season Of ~ Burcbe
e Invited to partake. u "hlch Thos !
: clock VIM. X. Caboon Of Do GOnioal
tbn vi Cne committee on arrangements t0n J0l
y ,ne % FfnSSetlhg to order when Thomas r Mansie
the meeting, j. B. Conner and Waa Iesi- SENT
~, OF FELTON,, Thomas Jakes of w n with the
1i'ylah ylah crouch, Of Dover. and Dr ~ Of Chris
. ICE PRESIDENTS, and H. ID Wopr;s arrested
~ oI the meeting. ''' brought
'Ne!GiSeS i were opened by Dravnr b L, to $1,000
!, of Dover prayer py T., surety r.
JGeGSIIaraton 81 of independence was rood Jail at n
/. 1ola9d' OF Philadelphia. The e' meSt ro%u
IN theG n addressed by Rev. Mr.. GarJner Ivec PIC-N
lEch 1. l.. Poulson, Rev Wr 'IpI;imer p;nr Blackbir,
i, Cooper, 5. Hersey and others '''''' wood, ye
L. L. Poulson was the nrinc;naI s.,oo1. A. Phn
day and contributed mucb r. ~ IN assisted
ana amusement of the audience 'u' Amatuer
leetlng adjourned 1T a late hon. - Al. exercises
the people feeling loath to Ioa,,a ~ nc nc retreShmc
7Tre 3Ti the day had been so nIeas. pleas ntI', rIe
g nj; ne only beverage on the ground Wy - DRow'
coII 10, water and the most d.J;c;"s WIS u. ). Gri
:; = Inc representative of the DrIa on the ed
'0%ne was early in the day canturcd T H., day week
ii friends and held wilIin% nr;y Oy her charg
shades Of evening began to atho ratber preclpltat
separated ald left for their respectiva Hasilua nu
-ComnercioL O''i'e DEAkY