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The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1870-10-15

it appears TO us almost sacrilegious TO
quote Scripture when discussing such
very ten poTGTy structure; but the late
fratrlcidal war caused so many minis
ters to set the example, we feel some
what easy. for are they not ''the salt of
tho esrih7's) We must say that we are
SORRY that these misguided men, who
ARE at the head of this "reformation,
such (s'Moses72) rash step,
flor i'd can he 81 no earthly use to them,
and certainly none to The party How
will they feel should about fourth of
the Repu blicans 90 With them, and the
balance form ticket of their own, and
| tho sscolored" folks have a ticket purely
ftheir own---composed exclusively of the
awards of the nationT' Then there
would be fun; four tickets in 'the field"
and-''the best man insg' The time
| r r holding our election is near, we adj
nit; but "there's mnny slip 'twixt the
cup and the lip" rndlwe would not be
surprised to see four tickets in the fieldi
If such should be the case, it would re-
semble the campaign of 1860 muchly--
regular Breckenridge Douglass
Bell-Lincoln affair, with only this little
| ~ difference: the former extending
Through a small county-the latter over
| the United Statesl Some of the prime
movers in this reform concern are our
warmest personal friends, and we write
these hasty lines more in. sorrow than
in anger for 1t certainly does grieve lus
to see them alienated from us, and from
that true and tried Democracy which
has done so much for Them.
Yours, &C., ]. III. n.
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e.
A NAnRow EscAPE.-O Monday last
Mr.. Judson A. James went to convey his
wife and her mother to Masseys Station,
TO take the cars for Pennsylvania, but
when they had arrived within q half
mile of the Station, ore of The shaft bolts
dropped out Of the clip, and the shift
bar fell on the horse's legs, which made
him ungoyernable, and the carIiage
running a zig gag course, very soon run
up oil bank, aud capSized, tearing the
top entirely loose from the body, ard
throwing the ladies pell neil out upon
the road, at which the horse took fright
and run with "Gleaco speed" leaving
the ladies lying in the road, and drag
ing Mr.. James considerable distance
by the reins. but without much injury
10 him. Mrs. James received serious
injury from the li,li, and the fright, so
that she WAS entirely help esss aud
.speechless. Her mother escaped with
slight injury, having bat one lEuise on
her head. They were brought back 80
Millisgton hy Cth. Richard johnson.
who kindly rendered every assistance
in his power. DIR, Crane as called 10
see them Immediately, and rendered the
necessary medical aid, and fortunately
| for them. they all narrowly oscar ed
WITHOUT any broken or dislocated limbs.
Mrs. james is confined to her bed up TO
| this writing.
WELLINGTON, Sept. 18th. 4
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1870-10-15

ask the meaning of all this2 Why are
they doing it? Why these nocturnal
conclaves Why this swearing the sable
voter? And what, would ask, is to be
the finale? Do these men really think
the negroes their,eqnals2 exqha7e Ahayl
become soinvidious against those who
seek to sustain the Government In its
original purity, az to resort to any
means, however fonl or iow,i9 further
connivng, broken-down politicians,
whose love of country may be measured
by the emoumerlts OF the office they
hold, and who are ready at amy moment
to sink deeper and deeper into the cess
pool of political chieanery and trickerys
to get an extra grab at the public tiiis.
Would such men shrink from any
thing for the sake of office? "Echo an
swers, MOI" For are they not already
instiling in the minds of the poor, ig1or
ant and degraded sons of Africa spirit
of hatred and revenge against the Cau-
casian1 whose political proclivities hap
pen TO be at variance with theirs? How
busy they are in disseminatingth their foul
and pprnicious tracts, sPbpndle of which
| 7 saw In the hands of one Of their sable
allies a fewsiays since, and was after
wards told they were copies of the Civil
| Rights Bill; much good 10 will effect for
poor Sambo. Thoy are told they are en-
titled to all the privileges and immuni-
ties of their white brethren, but when it
comes to office they say crow TO the Mig
all the time, and never turkey once.
have also heard some of the pseudo
loyalists descant loudly and bitterly
against thearistocrats, as they call them,
Now. who are the aristocrats, according
to this version? Are they mon who con
tend that the negro is not and never can
be the equal of the white-and that their
true station in this country is that of q
mental or servant? If such be theiJ
meaning, then | am one of that Glass;
But ii, on the other hand, they refer to g
class such as are seeking by every means
in their power, to destroy our ONE beau
tiful country, men who wonld offer you
the right hand of fellowship, and Gu
your throatas soon as you turned your
hack, if by sodoing it would place then
in o position whereby they could get 1
nibble at Uncle Sans coat pockets, ther
am not. r2a.ii i2s ~ , eSNOOKS.
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1870-10-15
GRAND
MASS MEETINGS

There will be held at Kenton, on
THURSDAY, the goth day of October,
1870, mt 2 O'clock p. NJ, GRAND
MASS MEETING, to ratify the Demo
cratic Nominations for State aud County
Tick is. White men of Delaware rally
once more TO crush out Radical corrrp
.tion. All who are opposed to the reck
less extravagarce of Radical Congress
and administration; all who are in favor
OF white men ruling America; all who
r'l,~leve in the supremacy Of the white
race, and are opposed to negro equality
in any particular are cordially invited to
be pres mt. The meeting will be ad-
dressed by our young and talented Sen
ator, Hon. THOS. f. BAYARD, Hon.
CIIAs. w. CARRIGAN, of Philadel-
phia, ELI SALISBURY, Esq, of Do
yer, and others.
Also in the evening of the same day
at Il o'clock, at The Fcxwell House, in
Smyrna, the Democracy of Duck Greek
Hundred will be will be addressed by
Hon. T. f. BAYARD, Hon. CHAS. w
4CARRI3AN, Hon. SAMUEL J. RAN
DALI, CT Philadelphia, and Others
Bands Of music will be in attendance a
both meetings. BY order of the Demo
cratic Clubs of Kenton and Duck Cree
Hundreds.
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1870-10-15

THE ELEcTIoNs.-The elections in
Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana and Ne
braska have been carried by the Radi-
calls by reduced majorities. Their sue
cess is mainly dus to the additions 10
their party from the enfranchisement OF
of the negroes, and theunlawful exclu-
sion Of white voters. The Republican
majority in Philadelphia is 4,37l. The
returns from the State are very ipcom-
plete, but indicate small Republican
majority. The Congressional delegation
will stand about the same as last year.
The Republicans have majority in
Ohio, Nebraska and Indiana, though tbs
vote in the latter State is very close, and
the result may be changed by the Off.
cial returns. afsaa it
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1870-10-15
MARYLAND ITEMS.


William Dennison, a colored man em-
ploy mentin the stone quarries Of Me-
ClenaRan IL Co., at Port Deposit, lost his
life on Thursday lust, by using a fuse
so short that the blast was ignited be-
fore lie could reach place of shelter
His death was almost miscellaneous.
The Radical gats erings throughout
the county, we learn from undoubted
sources, have been but poorly attended.
AT one of them but three whites, besides
the spe akers, were present; another had
only ten and still another only eight
pale-face1 representatives. Surely, this
must be discourageing othe am bilious
Mr.. Torbert.-.D emocrdtand Herald.
An altercation occurred between Bra
don Hopkins, and Alexander Oliver
lboth eolored), at Port Deposit, on
Thursday last, during which Oliver re-
ceived several serious cuts from razor
in the hands of HOPKINS. The latter
was arrested and taken before Justic,
Cosgrove, who committed him for the
action of the Grand Jury..a oliver
wounds were dressed by Dr.Jamar..
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1870-10-15

AN ex Unite States Marshal of North
Carolina, who has just arrived in Wash
ington, says Governor Holden is ensag-
ed in a bitter fight with his own organ
the Standard They have repudiat-
ed each other, and the Standard promis-
es some rich revelations about Holden's
administration of State affairs. The
Democrats only lack two of having a
two-thirds ajority in the Senate. tits
believed that they willthrow out at least
three of the Republicans, and thus get
complete control of the Senate. In the
event of this the programme is impeach
Holden and turn him out of Office be
fore his term expires.
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1870-10-15

NEAR BnAu,k, pnInp. oct. IL. fs7l

~ NEAR BLAoKBIhD, Oct. Il, 1870.
Mr.. EDITOR What earthly benefit
can be the result of this reform party
which has so recently and unexpectedly
sprung up IN your county,? It reminds
us Of the Breckinridge-Do TRACE.
dy in 1860, only ga pigmy's straw doth
pierce iti' "a house divided against
itself cannot stand, :, but"in union there
is strength" We are down on djsorgan-
izers, let them come, from what quarter
they may; for theirs is not a Emission of
love, but discard and resentment take
the place Of harmony and good will. To
have a political party successful, no per-
sonai animosities should be brought to
bear against members of the same polit-
ieal family, else there will be political
weeping and wailing and gnashing OF
teeth" tMr, Editor, tie politics of the
| fry have become so very corrupt, that
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1870-10-15

CLUB MEErINe.- Porsuant to notice,
a meeting of the Democracy of Duck
Greek Hundred was held in I. e. Jefler-
sons store house, on Wednesday even
ing last. The usual preliminaries were
gone through with, and the purpose of
the meeting stated by the President,
Wien a roll was opened, and during the
evening sixsy-one names wore placed
thereon as members Of the Democratic
Club of Duck Creek Hundred" The
time Of meeting was fxed upon for
Wednesday, night Of each week, at IL
o'clock. On motion the meeting adj
journed. R 81 1.a'e
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sussrx couNTY rIcKrr.

SHrRIFF-JOSIAH p. MARVEL.
CcRoSEa-JAMES N. PEPPER.
SENATORS.
THOMAS Z. RECORDS, Lewss q Rehoboth.
MARTIN NJ. ELLIS, Little Creek.
REPREs ENTATIvEs,
WTbnIAM w. MoERIs, North West Fork
JESSE w. ROBINSON, Seaford.
JOHN W. SHORT, Dagsboro.
ERE TUNNEL, Baltimore.
LEVIN HIrcH, Broad Greek.
SHEPPARD p. MARTIN, Indian River.
CURTIS A. CoNAwAY, Georgetown.
LEVY COURT COMMISSIONERS,
SAMUEL NJ. SIMPLER, Cedar Creek.
yuALToN SMITH, Nanticoke.
THOMAS w. WILLIN, North West Fork
WILLIAM e. ROGERS, Seaford.
DAVID II. DoYcE, Broad Creek.
GEo. w G. HEARN, Dagsboro.
JAMES p. w. MARSH, Indian River.
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TnE ELEcrIox--oUR OPPONENTS.

TIE ELECTHON---OUR OPPONENTS. |
Tue struggle for political rule and as
tendency in Delaware is at hand. But
few more weeks remain for work. The
canvass thus far has been very quiet
and without much excitement, but the
issues involved are none the less inn
portant. The Democrats of Kent County
have an extra force 10 contend against.
Within the last few weeks a new politi-
cal element has sprung up in our midst,
an element which, while still adliering
TO the old party name, is acting in di-
rect opposition to the principles of that
party, by cooperating with the leaders
of tho Republican party, and thereby
hoping TO carry this county, and, ifpos-
sible, to prevent the election Of the Dem
ocratic State ticket, through the'aid O
the Republicans and their negro allies.
1t remains 10 be seen whether this rash
and foolish movement will materially
affect the strength and Influence Of the
Democratic party in Kent County We
are of the opinion that this new element
tits so-called "Independent Democratic
Party, will meet with defeat so crush
ing as to forever after deter the II from
making another such attempt. The
Democrats of Kent county are not going
to desert the old banner, under which
they have achieved so many brilliant
victories, in order TO place in Office a few
disappointed politicians, and gain moth
ing but the jeers and contempt of al
honest men.
But, aside from all political prejudice
this movement cannot be reflected upp
without feelings of profound regret. 1
is sad to see men who have followed tn
fortunes of the Democracy through darI
and stormy periods, when our State wa
: controlled by Radical bayonets, basel
desert from its ranks. when it has safei
weathered all storms, aud attemptin
to turn our State government over
the Radicals, by nominating an nppos
+ ton ticket, to be supported mainly b.
Republicans and negroes.
What the result OF this movement wi
: be, time will determine. Tho Democrat
IF of Kent County are zealonsly workinI
: doing everything in.thsiripower for Il
r.herance of our cause. Clubs are b.
!e ing organized, and a call has been issue
'. (which will be found In another column
V for grand mass meeting at Kcnton, o
Thursday next, Which every nemocr
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MA.lsssEY's V ROADS, Oct. 9th, 1870.

MAssEY's ID ROADS, Oct. 9th, 1870. 4.
Mr.. EDITOR IL have been thinking
for some time about trying my hand at
newspaper scribblipg. ash see SO many
at it, so here goes; but what ! may say
before I get through would puzzle the
brain of PhiIade phia lawyer to guess,
as we frequently hear people say; for /
see so many things TRANSPORTING in this
fast age and go-ahead country of ours,
calculated both to astonisA and surprise.
veal to mike ones blood run cold. that
I scarcely know what to write about
first. ] see men throwing aside their
former positionsin society, and adapting
themselves to the manners, customs and
usages Of class heretofore utterly and
entirely distinct from. in a word, inferi;
or to-. the Caucasian--U mean the nigs)
daily hobnobbing with them around the
street corners, by-ways, and back lanes
of our towns, and worse still, har1ngue-
ing them in houses consecrated to the
worship Of the "Mcst High" We you'd
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1870-10-15
FOR REPRESENTATIVES, IN CONGRESS,
Hon. BENJAMIN t. BIGGS
OF New Castle County.


REM COONIf llChEI
SHERIFF. SAMUEL HARGADINE.
CoRoNER-JAMESM M. KILLEN.
SENATORS,
JOHN MUSTARD, Duck Greek.
CURIIs S. WATSON, Milford.
REPRESENTATIVES,
HENRY Nj. HOWE, Little Creek.
SAMUEL HUTCHINSON, Kenton.
JnHN &. CARSON, West Dover.
JAMES L, SMITH, East Dover.
Samuel B. CoopER, North Murderkill
DAVID NEEDLES, South Murderkill.
NIMRoD HARRINeToN, AIispillion.
LEVY COURT COMMISSIONERS &
DAVID REEs, Kentcn.
WILLIAM A. IioBsoN, Little Creek.
JAMES WILLIAMS, West Murderklll.
JOHN s. HARRINGTON, Milford.
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1870-10-15
Nnw oAsrLa couN.Y rlcKNr.

SHERiFF-JAMES ARMSTRONG.
CoRoNER-DANIEL b. WOODWARD.
SENATORS,
LEONARD G. VANDEeRIFT, st. Georges.
DR.. ALLEN V. LESLEY, New Castle Hid.
REPRESENTATIVES,,
Lot CLouD, Brandywine Hid.
j. PoULsoN ARMSTRONG, Christiapa Hi.
AQUILLA DERRIcKsoN, Mill Creek Hid.
BENJAMIN GAuLK, White Clay Creek.
SEwELL G. BIees, Pencader Hid.
ALBERT O. NEWTON, Red Lion Hid.
FRANCIS T. PERRY, Appoquinimind Hid.
LEVY COURT COMMISSIONERS,
DAVID GRIvEs, Mill Creek Hid.
LEVI RUrH, White Clay Creek Hid.
WILLIAM r. BRIGHT, Red Lion Hid.
S. f. SHALLoRoss, st. Georges Hid.
N,IEz,sM y; mD1Ksos, Appoqufnk
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The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1870-10-15

THE wAR.-During the past week
several desperate fights taken place
with varying results. The French, un-
der Bazaine, have made several success
full sorties from Metz. On Friday last a
battle occurred near Mont yalefien, and
the Prussiars were completely defeated,
and forced to retreat to versailles. The
carnage has been dreadful, and as vel
there is no indication of a speedy cessa
ton of hostilities.
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1870-10-15

DEATH OF GENERAL LEis.-General
Bobert e. Lee died at 9 o'clock Wednes-
day morning last. at Lexington, Of par
alysis. His family and friends were
with him. The sadness Of the people is
profound. Many of the shops in the city
were closed Wednesday, and the papers
the next day appeared in mourning
Many Confederate soldiers who served
under Lee were present at the funeral
Richmond is city of mourning.
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1870-10-15

We are sorry 10 hear such complaints.
we assure our Millington subscribers
that the fault il not entirely with u.s.
Since we have had charge of the office
the mail has regularly left at the Posi-
Office by six O'Clock Friday evenings,
with bit two exceptions, when we. Were
were unavoidably delayed by waiting
for important contributions. In future
we viii endeavor to be always on time,
and if such complain,sare received here
after, we shall have the matter thorough
lly Investigated, and the defects in the
transmission of our mail remedied.
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1870-10-15

BADLY BEATEN. : Bayard Jones, a
co,ored imam of Laurel. was severely
beaton on election day by crowd ofpe-
groes on the election ground. jones is
a very well behaved mulatto who has
accumulated some property, and has al
ways considered himself above the COM
mon run of negroes, and declared his
intention not to vote the negro ticket
He went to the polls at Laurel. and vot-
ed his sentiments unmolested, but a
crowd of negroes doubtless encouraged
by mean white men), followed him to
his boat and beat him severely, and
would have taken his life, but for the
timely assistance OF several white men.
This is the passion guided. british mob
that some Of our white people are trying
to put over willie man. ,i ~as.fi
All he negro in this County hnsnot been
m, Tested or punished for. voting the
Radical negro ticket, but several have
been beaten for avowiIig their opposi-
ton to it. When the negro votes that
ticket Congress protects him, when he
votes against it a mob beats him. This
is Radical negro. rule.-SuSser Jot,nuf
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1870-10-15

A new paper has been started at Ash
tabula, Ohio, called the JeGersonidn,
published bv j. b. Brown. It is Demo-
cratic in politics, as the name indicates.
we extend it a hearty greeting, and
wish it every suscess in the good work
it has entered upon. 'ss2'aiia sil s-1.
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= T.
ii Mr.. EDITOR You will allow me to
ask why it is THE HERALD is so irregu-
lar in its arrival at the Post Office at Mill
lington? In the days of its former, edi-
tress il arrived here regularly every. Sat-
urday, but since it has changed bands
and features il cones very often on Mon
day, and frequently one package comes
on Saturday, and another on Monday,
which creates much dissatisfaction
among the large Number of subscribers
at this place. There seems 10 be a screw
loose somewhere and if it is because
there is act sufficient force employed to
perform the required duties Of the office
in due time, we think the proprietors
should lin justice to your subscribers)
speedily employ more help. fon we think
that whatever is worth doing ut all is
worth doing veil, and in due time. But
if it is because the papers are detained
at the Post Office at Smyrna, or at Clay
ton, on account of their political fea-
lures, then there is screw loose some-
where in Uncle SAINTS arrangements,
and lie should be informed of the fact
and instructed to have it corrected. If
you will mail the papers at Smyrna any
time previous to nine O'clock Saturday
morni g, they Will have ample time 10
reach the Post Office at Millingtcn the
same day, as the mail does not lenve
Clayton until after twelve O'clock. You
will therefore plense see TO il, and for
ward our papers on Saturday, as many
of your subseri eis reside in the coun-
try, and always come or send for their
nnilon that.day, MS they expect to re-
ceivc something new and interesting i'll
the columns of the HERALD.
Vnt,,o Urrt,lxr
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1870-10-15

PH1LADELpniA has now eight morn-
ing dailies, six evening dailies, six Sum
day papers, six trade, literary, and scien-
tific weeklies, six religious ~eekliea'
and one or two iimonthly publica:
tions-about thirty two ia ala
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1870-10-15

SPECIAL NolIcE.-The members OF
the "Democratic Club of Duck Creek
Hundred' are urgently requested to
meet at their Hall, this Saturday. even
lug, at "a o'clock, as business of import-
ance will be brought before them. BY
order of the President.
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1870-10-15

UNwGLL.-Thos. B. Coursey, Repub-
lican candidate for Governor of this
State, has been suffering quite severely
the past week or two froman attack Of
dysentery.
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1870-10-15

Ladies' Button Russia Morocco Boots,
Ladies' Glove Calf Button Boots, Ladies'
Pl.in Lasting Button Callers, Ladies'
Lasting Button CATERS, Brush Kid
Fronts, Ladies' Plain lace Critters,
High and Medium Cat, Russia Moroc-
co, Pebbled Morocco, and Goat Morocco
at the Bee Hive. ...,..I. ..i...s
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1870-10-15

The Massachusetts, Democratic State
.son> eniion at Fitchburg. Wednesday,
unanimously nominated John Quincy
Adams for governor,
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should attend. Everywhere they are
aroused, and resolved TO battle manfully
for the success of their ticket. And there
is oyery reason to believe that their eff.
forts will be crowned with success, and
that the Kent county Democracy will
calamity overcome all opposition, and
give heavy maosity for the Democrats
lie ticket.
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1870-10-15

THE dancing acade ny in his town is
now an established fact, and is we'll pa
tronized hy the younger portion of our
community desiring to learn t0''trip the
light, fantastic toe .., x, ..,{,
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1870-10-15

REV. THO. L. CUYLER, y. III. says CT
"Our, Fathers House, Dr., Mar,h's
book "Our Fathers House" Is smoothly
written, and viii lie popular among the
masses. See advertisement in another