A Douglas Democrat Claims Dover Meeting Described Here
A reprint in the Commonwealth of a Peninsular News piece accuses a Dover Kent County Democratic Meeting of misrepresentation. The letter lists attendees, contradicts the claim of a feeble gathering, and notes a census showing rising Dover population from 1840 to 1851.
Delaware Republican mocks speeches by Bates and Saulsbury
The Delaware Republican ridicules D M Bates and Willard Saulsbury Esqs for their Kent County meeting speeches on the 23d al. It notes readers distrust the paper’s criticisms and hints that the editor may rely on the Douglas Democrat for reportage. It condemns Black Republicanism and Tory rhetoric, guessing the paper fears its anti-democratic stance will fail by the next election. The piece references religious services, gatherings, and local events including dedication plans for a Methodist Lebanon church near Camden and a Sunday School picnic in a nearby town.
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Peninsular News
Commonwealth
A . Douglas
Douglas
T Douglas
State House
Dover
Delaware
Tharp
Geo. W. Cummins
Wm. Burton
Wm. Townsend
Alexander Johnson
H. B. Fiddeman
Kw. Reynolds
Wilson
Cannon
Wm. Slangiter
D. M Bates
Willard Saulsbury
Kent County
Republican
Douglas Democrat
News
Canunon Health
Saulsbury
Unat
Messrs. Sainsbury and Bates
Abolition
Extravagance charge sparks political clash over spending
The opposition led by Mr. Crittenden accuses the administration of high spending while citing a Treasury statement. They claim $68,000,000 was appropriated with only $53,000,000 actually spent, plus an unexpended balance. They assert further that the next year will require $100,000,000, shifted to Democrats. The piece notes contrasting past sums under 1856-7 and predicts policy shifts if power changes.
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Crittenden
Hua
Washington Union
Treasury Department
Treasury
Mr. C
Democratic Party
House of Representatives
Annual Meeting of the Medical Society of Delaware
The Medical Society of the State of Delaware met in Dover on June 9 1858 with Dr Jump presiding The list of new members includes Wiltbank Houston May Clawson and Collins Dr Bird read resolutions mourning the death of Dr Morris and expressing sympathy For the present year officers include Porter Maul Sharp Askens and others Board of Medical Examiners and delegates to the American Medical Association were appointed Dr Cowgill delivered an address on Life The gathering adjourned with a supper at the Fountain hotel referencing the fare as sustaining Life.
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Medical Society
Medical Society of the
State of Delaware
State House
Dover
Jump
Wiltbank
J. M. Houston
B. L. May
Clawson
W. T. Collins
Mitchell and Saulsbury
Sussex Co
Marshall
Martin
Houston
Wiltbank and
McFarren
H. F. Askens
Sainsbury
American Medical Association
Louisville
Askens
Thompson
Cooper
W. Jones
Dawson
D. E. Wolf
Willis
Maui
Dr. Merritt
Jume West
C. A Cowgill
Wm. C. Fountain
A Journal Fragment on Dagsboro and Nearby Tales
The narrative recalls Dagsboro history and figures from Sussex county. It mentions Gen Dageworthy and commissions dated 1775, the old estate near the village, and local scenes of sea bathing, church visits, and a journey through Baltimore Hundred. It notes political shifts toward the Peoples party and recounts personal anecdotes from residents like Mr Parkhurst and Rev Mustard.
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Clay
ABC
Darknes
John
Jimny
Dagsboro
Dagsworthy
Lewis Morns
Hunterdon County
Nove Cresarva
New Jersey
John Dagsworthy
Sussex County
Dageworthy
Council of Safety
House of Assembly
Foot Militia
John M. Kinley
William C. Parkhurst
Cresar Rodney
Dagsberry
Parkhurst
Baltimore Hundred
Cape Henlopen
Baltimore
Peoples” Party
Democrats
Peoples’ Party
Blackwater Presbyterian Church
Mr. Mustard
Lewis
Erie Walters
Bin
Indian River
Atlantic Ocean
Walter
Amicus
John Sure Grounds
Nations Observe Independence Day Across Cities
Reports from New York Philadelphia and Boston describe nationwide celebrations marked by bells salutes and fireworks. Amid joyous observance there were disturbances including accidents fires and a fatal shooting near a Sunday School event. authorities pursued suspects.
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New York
Philadelphia
County Court House
Millsboro and Dagsboro Reflections in 1858 Letter
A Hillsboro letter from July 6 1858 discusses Millsboro Delaware as a growing village with a grist mill tannery and hotel run by Burton and a strong local economy despite shallow river navigation. It notes Coca political dynamics with Benjamin Burton as governor candidate and contrasts past prominence with Dagsboro’s decline while preserving nostalgia for old mills and local families.
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MiLissono
Mar
Enron
Millsboro
William E
Niago
Bev
Br Burton
Pjamin Burton
Deman
Temple, Buckmaster
Wright
Delaware
Burton
Sussex
Hoss
Benjamin Burton
Dagsboro
Dazsberry
Boro
John M
John Smith
Clayton
James Clayton
Nta
Mitat Fanta Cyyet Pg Hoegurerte
Ely
Tir
Washington to Despatch Coromander Page to Command Vessel
From Washington the Interior Department plans to supply libraries with complete sets of 24th Congress documents. Appointments include John H. Clark as Commissioner and Hugh Campbell as Astronomer to run the Texan boundary starting September near the Rio Grande. Additional naval and territorial appointments are noted amid budget figures and political commentary on the People's Party and current party dynamics.
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Wasmxetos
Bat Coromander
Psraguay
Union
Interior Department
Congress
John H. Clark
Heiss
Hugh Campbell
United States
Rio Grande
Jonathan O. Bertolett
Hf Dana Leintenant
Navy
Edward C. Stockton
Ward B. Burnett
New York
Kansas
and Neboraska
Calhoun
James Guthrie, Jr
Ben
Oregon City
Pascal Begnelete
San Francisco
Wm. A. Street
District of New Mexico
William Davidson
Louisiana
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Joseph Morris
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Boston
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England
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Reston
Stow
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Joseph Turner
Lelly K. Turner
Bliss Truitt
Mary E. Trnac
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James Walcott
July Wallace
James Cailey
George T. Washburn
Phillip Whittuck
Theodora Ig
Y. U. Killen
P.M
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Anne Davis
Frederic Kevan
Thomas Fitzgerald
Geo Grist
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Thomas Nt. Moore
John B. Shockley
Elizabeth Reed
Enward Reed
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Maryhard
Addrews, Joh. Lobstein
Greensborough
Queen
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