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Newspaper
Delaware State Reporter
Location
Dover, Delaware, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1856
Page
2
A long, fragmented political letter rails against the Whig party loss and urges unity with the Democratic ideal. It critiques labor, policy, and national fate while urging adherence to a national party and cautioning against sectional prejudice. FLEAS S. REED signs the piece with a call to civic reason.
A Sussex County paper argues for repealing the Maine Law and endorses open party candor. It critiques opponents who resist a public party resolution while acknowledging the law harms prisons and finances, urging Democratic openness and clear stance.
Epu AR Pol 1 percent James Berk proprietors and editors Currys of Notices description One copy the seweife fal y report ef hone yeas two hundred dollars in advance Neagle numbers seven cents Where a rubiereher facts tu te notice of discon ninance at the exyrration as no fume subscribed yer the paper will be contained and another year's wbtermpiin charged against him Terms of deerlising One insertion fifty cents per square of fifteen lines or less Fifteen cents for every subsequent insertion Longer advertisements in exact proportion Liberal arrangements will be made with yearly and half yearly advertisers George Buzine publisher is our duly authorized agent to receive subscriptions advertisements and jobs for this establishment in New Castle County Office No 70 Shipley street above Third Wilmington
The Democratic State Convention will assemble in Dover on Thursday the 21st at 1 p.m. with fifty delegates from each county to nominate a congressional representative and three presidential electors for the general election. Chairman W D Ocheltree of New Castle issued the notice.
A letter critiques a Democratic editorial on party pledges and public resolutions. It argues that party pledges bind legislators after adoption, cites a Delaware convention episode where pledges were rejected, and warns independent factions threaten the party’s unity amid liquor law debates.
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