Smyrna times., 1872-10-02

Three Republican meetings was held in Will
mngton on Monday night.
Senator Bayard will address the Democrats of
Wilmington on Friday evening nc1t.
Democratic meetings were held at Lebanon,
H'zietiVIe and LeIPslc ON Saturday evening.
Greeley Likely TO Coms.-Efforts are being made
by The Democrats Of Wilmington TO induce Mr.
Greeley TO visit there and address them.
large and enthusiastic Republican meeting
was held on Monday evening. at Mlddetown, aud
was addressed by ii. F. Pickles, Esq, and the Rev
L. G. Steward.
The Republicans will hold meeting in Will
mington on Friday evening next, which will be
addressed by Judge Russell, of Boslsn, and George
v. Massey, Esq, of this State.
The Republicans held meeting in this town IN
Saturday evening last. which was addressed bv
Maj. LOhand and Hon. N. B. Sminthers The
attendance was good and the speaking listened to
altentlvely.
On Monday evening a Republican meeting was
held at Little Creek Landing, which was lsr0elv
attended, including strong delegation Of the Grant
and Wilson Club OF Dover, fully equipped aud ac
comPanled by the Wyoming brass Oand and drum
corps.
The Grant and Wilson Club of Dover maid
visit, on Friday evening, to the Camden Club and
were received out of town by the latter, with the
wyoming Brass Band at the head Of the column
Aiter parade, ine meeting was held n the Hail.
where addresses were delivered BY John WoodaIl
Dr. f. Dawson, Col. Baynard, and others.
The Inauguration Of the Presidential canyass in
Dover by the Republicans on last Thursday night
seems TO have been the signal for action for since
then both parties have been active-meetIngs being
held nlghlly by both IN the neIghbOrng towns
VlIages' ana other prominent points where there is
II probability of getting crowd together The
torchhght procession on last Thursday night under
the auspices Of the Grant and Wilson Club Of Dover
was very credItable affair.
On Saturday evening, Sept. 2sth, there was a
meeting at 11zetville under the auspices Of the
Central Grant and Wilson Club Of Dover. which
Was grand success. There was present a Iarge
number OF voters OF that section, aud about fort v
from the club The "wide awakes" all eouioped
with caps, capes and torches greatly enivened ,h,
scene. The meeting was addressed by George v
Massey, Esq our prospective State Senator Wilson
l.. Cannon, Manlsve Hayes aud DR.. Isaac jump
The National, State and County affairs we're fully
discussed. The gentlemen of the opposite part
were spoken Of in the kindest terms and no dorog
3 atory words were INDUCED in. AT the same tim,
there was meeting Of the opposite party al the op
poslte cad OF the town. The attendance upon thei
u meeting was meagre, there not being more thar
T thirty or forty present; and tho majority of thos
G were from Dover. The Republicans were yer,
enthusiastic, entering fully into the spirit Of Tn
= campaign. We have no doubt that the "lamiy" i
n feeling very blues for they fad the people on al
n sides awaking 10 sense Of the corruptness Of III
n administration Of affairs n It's hands. At the con
clnsion Of the spe,king the "Centrals" san
e columbia the gem Of the Ocean" with great ecla
They then adjourned to meet at Little Greek La nd
iIg. Monday evening the 3Oth ult.
We would add IN regard 10 the speakers of th
Is opposite party, that they laid themselves open 10 col
m reclion if not to charge Of absolute falsehoo,
IN We would caution them 10 be cure they are carrec
. before they make certain assertions relative
he National Banks. Dovwa