Smyrna times., 1874-03-25
CASTERgURY March l-,h 1874

CANTERBURY, March 18th 1874
Mr. Editor line DStaWuredn Of the l4,h
inst, has All article I,NrpUrtng TO be written hy
a "WUrkingnaB' from uvar Canterbury Mr..
Editor, we bappeR to knew this same Work
ingmsn' and know all about him. As VIZ too
were iu Dover on that day, and law the efforts
made by this same w ork LngHan ul thatlsthe
de IIEllIe that he " Iald ike 10 be known
by, ami 1t eau be taken IN no other sense a. We
never heard Of his doing a tcIy > trO.E IA hIs
his litel assisted by SOnls other GuSy dtytraR.
chiStng men who are better cttt~enS than they
are. We think that the srtlcls IN your l-st
issue headed = Mad Do9s, liz which you speak
Of this man and others that hang a. ound the
Levy Court as public lcUterx HITS hlm exactly.
He says he was WI hR wh,le the Uid Wing
Party existed since that tlme he has been
ndeI endent III his politics, bound TO no party,
and has Sos voted Tor eight years.
Now, Mr.. Editor, this pseudo "Workinl-
man oVerstepped himself IN the above SEN
tence. According to his own language he
voted in 1866, and Le nsNt to have voted
ethr the Democratic or RepuI Lean ticket as
there were only two In the field. Let him
decide eitker way and he is proved 70 be
liar by his own words. appeal u w lite
Men SO act together; TO vote together To- at
and vote IN tue luteree> OF their own race
Mr.. Edit we know the car marks OF the
| abovs-thcre is 10 brHin. But the Saul>t Yrys
! that are ealsuat, to hatch out such. Nond, :
II they ever heard Oi Horace Greeley? Ii not
| they ale ln a t.lr way 81 hear that there las
been such a nan, and thas he was Ehs
standard bearer of the White Man Parry Of
| Delaware He says that he has no prejl-
dice against negroes, How is il tAeu that ou
are acting with ring that don deny their
opposition to the ncErots on account ot
PR judIce Mr.. Editor, shers is Rothing like
having Levy Court that is prepared Tor al!
| kinds ct business.
We have oityn bsen before the Levy Court
Of this county but We never saw I'LL tins fIIae
men there who hat ho connection with the
Court putting in their OGr on all occasions.
As Workingman has named some. We ask Whist
the following were there tor FIRST, was W.
| ID. Fowler the Preth0n0tdry OF this county
| lie has been promoted lately His position in
the L. c. was behind the Presidents table, SO
they might have the Sdv snta&e OF his abts
cOunSe! on al questions ut short notice. John
| Burton who We hear Is the Rm0 candldatc icr
Sheriff was po,ceY Lckind the hyo"e, as lie is
working Oh the Sly tor the position. Peter You
| had better watch him, he will trip you II you
are noe on yeur guard. There was an TX CLERK
of the Peace there, but his fdm9s are drawn 4
be ever had any. John SaulSbETy, the man
| of all work for the family, he was assisting all
| he knows how, and we thOught that he must
| guess at part. One mAu we saw lneIe Nue hds
in the County Treasurer's rooml was Andre W
j. Wright We must confess Mr.. Editor that
we were surprised TO see him, as We thought
that he had given up Offices and had turned
his attention to the Feed business aud Itensr-
ancy These were the most actively engaged
of any that we noticed, although We suppose
there were more slowed away within conven-
lent range. In regard to promising men Offices
We will take it upon Ourset to answer and ray
that you do not know the Erst RNdimentS Of
the Republican party. The candidates of that
party don't go around the county promising
the same Office to half dozen ditfereSt per
sons tor the purpose OF getting their support
and when elected fling them overheard. II
you ask that question, thinking thereby that
the Republicans will look you up and promiSe
you something, you ara very much mistaken.
Mr.. Editor South Murdsrkill will give good
account of herself At the next election. We
have beard several Of ths most prominent
Democrats in this Hundred speak about the
way that the Ring has conducted matters in
} Dover, they say that it is an outrage upon Free
People. Yours, &C.,
MURDERKlLL.