Smyrna times., 1872-09-18
Delaware Politics.

In addition to VIM. R. Cahoon, Esq, John 4.
Jakes, of Wyoming, is aspirant for the Sherifalty
nomination on the Republican ticket Of this county.
The Young colored men of Newark organized a
Grant and Wilson club on Monday night. Between
% and 80 persons signed the constitution
There two Republicans in Sussex prominently
named for the Sheriffalty nomination Mark H.
Davis Of South Milford, and Eli r. Sharp, of Sea-
ford.
The Democrats Of New Castle county elected
delegates to their County Convention last Saturday,
said Convention to be held next Saturday, at New
Castle.
William Gooden, Democratic nominee for the
Legislature from North Murderk i'll Hundred declines
to accept the nomination for "reasOns personal to
himself"
A Grant and Wilson Club was organized at Leip.
sic on Saturday, with the following officers Jas,
Snow, President; ]. P. Griffith, V. President, nd
John III. Bishop, Sec'y.
Lieut.. Gov. Pinchbeck, Of Louisiana, is expected
to speak in Wilmington at an early day for the
Republicans. He is Of the most prominent
colored men of the country.
On the 3Oth inst, Republican mass meeting
will be held in Wilmington under the auspices Of the
Grant and Wilson clnb. Addresses will be ina de BY
Prof. VIM. Howard Day and others.
The campaign is to be opened in Milford by the
Republicans Friday next by a meeting Of th,
State Central Committee in the afternoon and 4
mass meeting in the evening, to be addressed By
Messrs. Smithers, LoHand and Massey.
The COlored State COnueniion.--The callhas beer
issued Cor the convention Of the cOlored citi
zens to meet in Camden Tuesday. Sept. Gath
signed by WIN. Howard Day, President, and ID. II
Gustus, Secretary. VIM. ID. Forten, ESQ.,, Pro-
John NJ Youngeton, Major w. Simpson, I. {
Wear, Esq, and others will speat. An excursion
train will run from Wilmington, stopping at a
stations.
Is Il True "A correspondent writing fror
| Dover, TO the Commercial says: " II has bee
enuncated and not denied. that in the event Of III
, Democrat Electors being elected and there !,
being enough States to elect Greeley. the Electors
vote of Delaware will be cast for Hon. James
: Bayard, but in csse Greeley is elected, then Dell
ware is to swell the majority with her three vote
and come in for a share Of the public pudding"
< Grand Demonstration in Douer-A grand tore
i light procession was announced to off
Dover on tomorrow evening by the Republicans
the town. the affair promising to be Of the fine
demonstrations gotten up there for many years, b
! the Grant and Wilson club of Dover which is
parade uniformed, and Of course will be the ma
feature Of The demonstration, being unable to maj
.e all the necessary arrangements by the time FIX
10 upon, the affair has therefore been postponed IN
Thursday evening Of next week. Several bands
10 music will be in liEe, sltogether making It &
st event Of the season.
" George " Massey for Senator.--Mr Hersey, d
"a well informed correspondent Of the COmmerei
~ writes from Dover as follows 1.-THE Republicans
lg ubiant. and begin to think that with strong tcl
<e in the field, Kent can be reclaimed from Sauisbu
= rule. They are now looking around TO see W
will be the most popular men 10 lead them on
ID victory. II is already pretty we'll settled that Geor
he " Massey, ESQ., will he pressed to accept
h. Senatorial nomination, which, in the presert d
tracted state OF the Democrats, would be aim
y equivalent to an election; for George, he
ts. familiarly called, is immensely popular, not si
he with Republicans, but with everybody.
-. What the SUSSEX Journal (Dem) thinks of N
Lofdnd-Thc candidate Of the Republican pa
zee Representative IN Congress Of the United Sta
ey is gentleman OF great personal and social worth
ev man of high character and liberal education,
possessed Of considerable private fortune.
exceedingly regret that good friend the Ma
INT has had the misfortune 10 be nominated for as
In. from political considerations we could not hav
in our heart TO oppose his innocent ambition TO
ns the beaten candidate of his party. The speech
Mr.. Lohand gave us a more favorable opnsn
len his ability in that particular line than we
!. entertained.
The Republican nomination election for sesa
'an Represen natives, members OF the Levy Court AS
wn sors inspectors, and Road Commissioners was
od in The respective Hundreds Of New Castle cou
on Saturday afternoon. The following cot
'"s ticket was nominated; Senator, Leander +. Rid
eve Chrstiana lid. Represe natives, Joshua Ma
-ats Wilmington; Wiam Silver, Brandywine;
for Thompson, jr.. White Clay Creek Lewis Thomp
Mill Creek Ferdinand Jansieri Peacader; Pl
TO X. CLARK. Red Lion. [The-e was tie in the
the in Appoquinimink for Representative, ana a
,est election will be held on the 26lh Jos. c. Hute
r, son and Jonathan s. Hand received each ten vo
JIG Levy Court-C. Fsbiger, Wilmington; A. Sh
put Iesu. ChIistiana; sam' Derrick. Brandy wine.
OF Democratic Tfcket-Tbe Democrats Of
are. county, in Convention at Dover on Thursday
nominated the following ticket Senator, Wn
lave Shakespeare. Of Dover. Representatives, John
the Gasksn, Of Duck Greek John @. Wilson, Of I
oma Creek; J. Frank Wilds, OF Kenton; Robert b. WI
has S;I. Jo.s,b R,rchsnsI az south MnrdsrhilI.
Q II. III. sheldrake, Of Mispilion. Sheriff, Ch
, de. Williamson. Of Misplon. Coroner, Stephen (
4 Il. Of Dover. Levy Court Commissioner. Charls
hers Register for Duck Creek; William @. Postls
en- as East Dover Geo. III. Gildefseeve for North MI