DELAWARE JOURNAL.

WILL li,I,NG GM0NS
Tuesday, October Ar, 1928.

CORRESPONDENTS.
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Two or three days previous to the Election, we
received long communication on the subject, OF
"Grove Worship'' in Pencader Hundred, which
was excluded by the pressure OF other matter. The
result of the contest in Pencader seems TO indicate
that this worship is on the decline.


A Reader in New Garden gives us an account of
change of an honest Peunsy sylvanian Jackson man,
who had been into Mill Creek Hundred and heard
some Jackson speeches. He returned home, con-
vinced that he had been in error.


communication of l6 pages, on the Presidential
question. has come to hand. 1t is too late. We
must confne ourselves to results of elections and
to such particulars have not been laid before our
readers


To-day the General election takes place in Penn
sylvana. The Jacksonans calculate that Mr.. Ser
of local causes. These appearances, as far as we
can Judge, are against him.


In New-Jersey, the election will be held to-day
and tomorrow.


We have presented to our readers statement Of
the late election in Maryland, and view OF the
nrobable result in November. The calculations of
the Heroites fail them as much in Maryland as in
the other states.


Some persons, al distance. have supposed that
the Gran ticket was got up by the Adams men. Such
eleventh hour men in this place.