TO the Democratic Voters of Christiana Hundred.
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BRETHREN--When presented my Address to
the Democratic Voters of New Castle County,
was not without fears that in attempting to persuade
you to dissent, in part from the Red Lion nomna-
tion, might create disorder and confusion in our
ranks, and that the short space that would intervene
between that time and the day OF Election, might
prevent such an understanding and organization in
our party, as would be necessary to render the
Ticket then proposed, successful and that the cause
Of our opponents would be benefited thereby.
rejoice to state that there further grounds for
such fears. BY the exertions of some of the most
active Democrats in each Hundred, the true state OF
our case was made known, and the public sentiment
ascertained to be generally in favor of that Ticket
One further alteration has, however, since been made'
by substituting the name of JOHN HIGGINS for
that of JOHN EXTON. This change has been
thought necessary for the good Of our party as it
was believed that Mr.. Exton is a supporter OF the
federal candidate for Congress.


With the proceedings of the meetings in Mill
Creek and Brandywine Hundreds, you are acquaint-
ed, and now lay before you those of a meeting in
St. Georges Hundred. The Ticket now recommend
ed to you, will receive the support Of the Democrats
in those Hundreds. Appoquinimink and Pencader
will follow their example. If the Democrats in this
Hundred unite with them, the SUCCESS OF this Tick
ct will be secured. Such cooperation Is the only
way to prevent one more Federalists being elect
ed to the Legislature. Then let us resolve, as the
best course we can take in the present case to unite
with our brethren in the support of the persons here
recommended. They are all known TO be infle1ible
Democrats and every way competent to discharge
the duties of the Offices for which they are candi-
dates Be united and we are safe. Division will
bene, only those who are striving against US and our
principles.


Before drop this subject again entreat your
support for the Ticket here presented to you. be-
leye it will succeed and our party will be purified,
and the roarings of the Red Lion. which have thun-
dered terror to foes in days when the strife was
loud and long, will be again heard and spread dismay
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