Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-12-21
BY THE NANTICOKE.



l. especial Correspondence Of EVERY EVENING.
SEAFoRD, Dec. II -seaford, with its
oyster packing Establishments, Its young,
yet prosperous, ship yards, Its beautiful
liver. handsome stores. comfortable dwell
ms sud en- 'ertrlsing citizens, is indeed q
ilourl' hing town, md Justly, perhaps,
claims 10 Ice t'r ilrird place Of impprtar &c
on ihr l'r.HWae r"ull via. The town
present. 40 the r;iar- a hNSine4s mir,
lnd Ne.cainr- RI lat heartily the capitalist
IN qu ST Of ratig Mve-iments, ur the
-tr'nrer, who, ont of mere curiosily, de-
cldes to stty day 10 Its midst.
The local paper published IN Seaford,
however which, anticipating change in
It's name, will call the Segtord Record, is
not supported as ii should he. This of
course, argue BID and tends to Heutralize
what have said ahou, tie town ut let
us AL hope that Mr.. kavanOs eff ITS To
firmly establish his Iarer will be II ore
generally seconded and that he will meet
with the suceess he Is striving so lard TO
attain.
Tie proposed editor OF the proposed new
Democratic daily In Wilmington lives
here and Is generous, Jolly soul. You
know who ! mean Hon. q. W. S. Mich
olson, ex-nemb OF Congr' So, formerly
consul at Tunls, and years ago editor Of
The Cd HepDtsr, an autl-know nothing
paper published at Dover.
Thinking II would he interesting to
know something regarding tbs rev en-
terprlse, asked Mr.. Nicholson how, when
and where the movement originated.
Mr. N.-WelL You SEQ, during the last
camraign we conscientious Democrats
who couldn't support Greeley and Brown
We're violently abused by Democratic
papers of the State, so we concluded after
the election was over to start II lilly
morning ard weekly newspaper In Will
mington, Which would be Democratic to
the core. To carry ont our designs we
called Il meeting ut the United States
| Hotel, in Wilmington, about the middle OF
November, to take some action in regard
to the matter. This mceih was largely
attended by prominent Democrats through
ont the State, uni WAS very enthusiastic.
We lhen decided that the new paper should
be puhli- het by stock company, with a
capital of $1,000. This, we think, will
be sufficient money for our purposes, and
a committee was appointed at that meeting
to solicit subscriptions to the amount
| have named.
/ Corresp ondent i presume the company
will soon he organized, aud chartered al
the beginning Of the next session of the
| Legislature
Mr.. N--Yes, and for that purpose VT
have called II meeting of Demo Gratis, to be
held at Dover on the seeord Thursday il
January. AT that meeting all prellmi
unries will be fixed npon and n chatter fol
the company asked for.
Correspondent - viii the amount o
money you desire be readily obtained
Mr.. Mo dour. of il and think i
will be sufficient to make the thing sue
cess; don't You for after we obtain press
engine and material here will sill be let
half Of the $4,000 we propose to raise.
Correspondent-That depends altogethe
on the quality ana capacity of your pres
and engine and the quality of your ma
tcrial. Now EVERY EVENING Is run on
So 400 press, which is furnished will
motive power by a 81 200 engine, Will
the type and material in the compO-ing
room cost much more than the last-name,
Iamount
MIR. Ncholson-W Well, we can't Will
reason expect to have as large an edition
to run as EVERY EyENING has, and can
therefore, do will Il slower and lower
priced press but what We expect to do Il
10 furnish the Democrats with live pane
after t cir own taste. That old fogy John
Som Som with his antediluyian Gas.f,e. and, il