Middletown transcript., 1868-01-25
opinion. 81 ths press. .

prethren OF the press for the kindly man.
ner in which they have welcomed us again
TO their fraternity, and for their express
sions Of good viii. We subjoin few Of
the notices we have received:
/ THE MrDDLErows TRAsscmrr.--we have re-
eeived the hrst number of the above named pa.
per, just started At Middletown, Delaware, by
Henry Vanderford, Esq, formerly Of the Cscsi
Democrai, and his sou, Mr.. VIM. II. yanderford
long an attache of this paper, and well known 10
our citizens. Mr.. Yandcrford, Sr., has had q
long experience as an editor, and won for the
DeMocrdf, In days gone by, place in the front
rank Of our Maryland journals. He retired from
the business a few years ago, but now again re-
suines Il, under very favorable circumstances
The capacity and energy Of both gentlemen Is an
assurance Of good and fiourishing paper, and it
is certain that no firm ever better deserved sue
cess. The good people of New Castle County
need only to know them TO fully appreciate the
acquisition. their community has made. The
Transcript Is well got up and Is marked through
out by tact, talent and good taste. It will be an
4 ever welcome visitor to us.--Iriace Georgian,
Upper Marlborough, Nd.
MIpDLErowS TRAsscRIpr.-We have received
the frst number Of very neat and well gotten
/ up paper bearing the above title published at
Middletown, Delaware, by H. Vanderford & Son,
formerly proprietors of the Cecil Democrat, but,
more recently Of St. Mary's county. We heartily
welcome our old friend, (pardon the expression
we mean old in newspaper experience) again
in the fraternity of which he was SO long one Of
the brightest lights. The Transcript Is neatly
printed and will reflect credit ON the propretors
and the community in which il is published.
Mr.. Vanderford is man to "count on, and "
his new home we only ask for him the same hearty
greeting he extended to us when strangers we
met him in his retirement in old st. Mary's.
May the Transcript be as highly appreciated by
the people Of Delaware as Its highly accomplished
editors are wherever known.--EastoN Journal.
| New PAPER.-We have received the first COPY
OF new weekly paper, issued at Middletown,
Del, BY Henry and VIM. H. Yanderford, called
| The Aiddletora Tnanseript.n II is neat in ap-
pearance, of fair size, and well filed with edi-
torisl matter and good selections. In politics
" the 1rdnscript viii aim to take q broad, liberal
and comprehensive view Of public affairs, uphold
ing the Constitution as the bond of Union be-
tween the States, and steadily maintaining the
principles Of o sound Democratic Conservatism. -
On that platform we can heartily wish it success
Its senior editor is a gentleman of much expe-
| rience In the profession, having been for many
years connected with the Cecil Democra, at Elk
ton, Md.--Deldrareaa. JTIsF ~
MDDLErowN TBASsgRIPT.--T Is the title of a
weekly paper, issued at Middletown. Delaware
BY Messrs. Henry L VIM. II. vanderford, Mr..
Henry Vanderford Is well and favorably known
70 the press OF Maryland, as many years editor
and proprietor Of the Danoerat. kiddletown is
growing village situated in the centre Of a
populous and wealthy county and ought to give
adequate support to such paper as the Messrs |
vanderford will undoubtedly publish. We wish
the gentlemen much success in their enterprise,
ana snail give the 1fdnscript hearty welcome 10
our list Of exchanges Cecil Democrat
d Il
MIDDLEfowE TRAsscRiPT. This is the title of a
new paper started at Middletown, Del, and pub
lished by Messrs, Henry and VIM. H Vanderford, |
the hrst number Of which we have received. III
senior editor, our readers will remember. for
many years published The Ceeil Demoeyat. The
ITdnseript Is live paper, Conservative in poll
tics, presents very neat typographical appear |
ance, and we wish it the greatest pecuniary sue
cess s.--Csit Wing. S e = 4
The MIDDLETows TRAEsoRrPT. I've have receiy
ed the frst and second numbers of this paper lust
started at Middletown, in this State BY Messrs.
vanderford, mention of which was made in the |
Gazette a short time since. 1t is well filled with
interesting reading matter and u goodly number
OF advertisements. 1t is Democratic in politics |
and should be well patronized by the people in
its section.-Delarare Gazoife. /
The first copy of the lModletorn Trqnscript has |
been laid on our table. 1t is well printed sheet
Of good size and promises 70 be u worthy addi- |
ton TO our list OF exchanges. Its political prin-
cipies are Democratic conservation, Publish 1
ed IN wealthy and thriving vicinity, it should |
meet with decided encouragement We wish il |
all the success the energy and ability of its edi
tors ought to give it.-Sussez Aryus. sas
Our friends, H. vanderford Son, have issued |
very neat and well-afranged paper, called the |
" Midtiictoen Trdnseript'' at biddlctown. Della
ware They are well versed in the business of |
making an interesting paper, and we wish them |
great success in their new undertaking Harl6o- |
rough Gazette, Nd.
MiDDLETows TRAKscRIPT.-Th il. the title Of a |
new paper, the publication of which was com
menced january 4th at Middletown Del. by |
Henry and Vim. II. Vanderford. II Is a nice
looking paper, well flled with interesting read |
ing matter. We wish the Transcript success
Clayton Herald.
NEW PApER.-We have received two numbers
OF new weekly paper, published at Mddetown. /
Del, by Henry and VIM II. Vanderford. called
the . MiddiaoWa Transcript" 1t is conservative
in politics. Its senior editor was for many wears
connected s with the Cte1 Democrat, at Elkton.-
Rent Aers
We have received two numbers of the new ma
per started at tMiddletown,-t Middietorn Tfar-
script. 1t Is neat-looking paper and we think
Il VIII be well received. It's politics is to be
:. Democratic conservatism, ia bad kind Snc- i
cess to you, Messrs. Vanderford -SMrvna Tyn.es.
t& Hg .,h -it fsrf Vi Nj II
We welcome to our exchange list the Middle
toTn Tyanscript, edited by Henry Vim. H. Van
derford. Mr.. vanderford, Senior, is never at
ease ont Of the editorial chair. We wish the new
enterprise much SUCCESS Ckestc,to,pa ISa,seripf.
The Middletown Transcript" Is a new paper
Just started at Middletown, Delaware, by Henry
and VIM. ii. Vanderford. EditoriaIly and typo-
rs creditable to the proprietors.--
CramptonidR. -
Maryland U. 9. senator.
On the 18th instant. Hon. William n