WILMINGTON CHRONICLES.
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Week before last we had occasion to alIude to
the Wilmington Chronicle, and in the course of
our remarks showed that the Editor Of that print
had spoken falsely. The truth was too much for
bim-it stung him TO the quick, and he sent back
our last paper with the words written on il not
acGnted any longer" We do without TIE
Chronicle, and assure the Editor That if he does
not "want" the Standard " any longer" we have
never ",wanted has paper at all, nor do we ex-
pcct to 'swant" it.


The Editor of the Chronicle endeavored in his
last paper to deceive democratic voters by insert
ing a. Clay ticket of Electors, headed The true
Republican Ticket" and leaving out the names
of Clay and FreIinghuyscnl But the fraud
was too paIpable We feel confident it deceived
no one "The Lord deliver me from thee, Sir
Harry VaneI"