Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-05-19

LITTER FROM MIDDLErowN.
MIDDLETowN, May II.
MEssRs EDIToRs Tin looking over the different
publications of the State, see numerous gnamcs
mentioned in reference TO the office of Governor
There Is yet one name that has not been brought
out, and one that will add power of strength to
the party, name that heard spoken of In all
circles In which have mingled, as being well
qualified for the office, brit ging ufbaniiy OF man
ners, dignity Of person, aud morality of the
highest type, such one as the party might well
he proud Of, n standard bearer that will add in
iluence and success To The cause of Kepnblicnsm
IN Delaware. That name Is the Hon. James V.
Moore formerly Of Appuquluimink Hd., hut now
Vi the Guy OF wilmington REPUBLICAN.
WANTED GOOD COOPER.
To repair Democracy in the State of Delaware,
ior II Is In dupidated and leaky condition. 1t
IL not necessary for the applicant to be of good
moral or religious character, nor is II requisite
that he should be minister of the Gospel, for IL
Is hardly expected That one belonging to that high
aud sacred calling should engage in the work but
he must belong the White Man's' party and
believe that God Is the author of slavery, and
oppression that the Bible teaches that doctrine;
| and That he Is respector Of PERSONS and slavery
alvlne institution. He must also believe that
| the negro has no rights that the white man is
pound TO respect and that the trainers of the
Declaration uttered falsehood when they asser-
ted that all men possessed inalienable rights of
I me. nbcriy, ana the l1ursLL ut hapbiness. Per-
inanent employment and good pay will be given,
when me work In done
WILMINGTON, May a.
THE FIFTEENTH AMESpMRsr PERMITTED.
KENT COUNTY, May 18th.
We will not hinder or modest the colored
| race In the exercise Of the elective franchise so
long as 1t is conferred upon them by the forms of
law" The above extract from the fourth reso-
luton adopted by that great political firm of
Gore, Wizard g. Eli, Mt Dover, the other dav ia
esteemed by their tools as both ,cusible and mag.
nanllnous 1t will be u snd day for this hitherto
prosperous firm when their bread and butter il
taken away by their displacement from the offices
and from the opportunities of legislative steal
ings, but the Intelligent coloyed people OF Delaware
say they cannot permit themselves to be longer
dlsgrac"d by such Ignorance and general mis-
management as Is shown by the Aforesaid firm.
oolored men To the 'front.' The Sauis5urys,
you, gentlemen Next. KENT
ALETrER FROM FREDERICK.
FREDERIcA, Del, May IS.
MEssRs. EDITORS The mention of the name
of Thomas B. Coursey, ESQ.,, of Kent, for the
nomination for Governor, is giving a tone and
vim TO the Republican party In this section which
scarcely any other name could insure. Is it not
about time that the high moral qualities which
adorn the life Of this man should be regarded as
necessary qualifications In candidates Tor high
offices Could the Republican party do batter
now in the flush of assured success, than 10
leaven Its triumph with moral principles and
integrity Of character, In the personality of the
government OF this State? When such quali6-
cations have 30 long been ignored, these are
questions which the honest farmers Of Kent
and | may say the misses everywhere.
are beginning to ask, and it will be well for
politicians to heed them. There are, undoubt-
eddy, many other good men in the pnriy besides
Mr. Coursey, but let nc say to those who control
these things, that il you want the Republican
party to succeed, next fall, by such majority as
VIII bury tue hateful, corrupt, ruinous Ring,
p" Tommy Coursey'' for Governor and
make up the several county tickets Of
the best men that can be found for all the
Offices, high and low, aud the work will be
acconPhsheu' FARMER or KENT.
DR. ISAAC JUMP, cF DOVER, SUGGESTED
GEoRGETows, Del, May u.
MtssRs EpIroEs There has been presented
to the public, through tie press, the names 9
several gentlemen in connection with the nomi-
nation for Governor-all good men, no doubt !;
but, at this time, we must look for man who
will carry us through, and not one that will have
to be Carried. We want a man Of character.
ability, and personal popularity. One that will
unite all the elements OF the party, both radical
and the more moderate republicans In looking
about for such man, as the party seem TO unite
In demanding such man Tor the campaign l
iId, that, 30 faI as can ascertain the wishes and
feelings Of our most rejecting and calculating
men, those who are well acquainted with what "a
proper, and most likely TO promote success, that
: there Is singular unaminily of sentiment la
favor OF DR.. lsanc Jump, Of Dover. The Doctor
( IL one OF our strongest men. perfect gentleman
aud " deserving Of any compliment That the
: party can bestow, he has been life long worker
! against the Democracy Of This State starting out
Wig he has never In single instance, varied
or wavered, but has always been firm and true
besides, to use d common phrase, he has been n
regular "wheel horse" in our party. He Is a
, man well known throughout the State, from the
, Brandywine to Lower Sussex, and with bin as
our standard bearer In the approaching campaign
will bring such enthusiasm In our ranks az hns
not been seen and will be irresistible. SUSSEX
c LETTER FROM sussFx co.
,, CEDAR CREEK Hd., Sussex Co., May II.
MEssgs. EDiToRs IL am glad TO sec, by your
5 issue of Saturday, that the State Executive Com.
0 mittee have decided upon calling an early Con-
vention. ! feel assured that that this is wise
course, and that the live, thinking, working men
G of the party will generally approve 1t. The OPP
position are SO thoroughly demoral,zed that we
/ only require to get good ticket and good plat
form carly into the field to completely rout them
There Is no mistake in this diagnosis. The bot
:, tom Is completely knocked ont of their machine.
!, tits bier ia busted" and 1t only remains to
y throw the old numbering thing off tho track into
the 'lasl ditch"
y Then, as to The ticket, who shall bear our
= standard to the certain victory that awaits 1t 2
Why not Thomas b. Conrsey, Esq., Of Kent 7 I
think may truly say, and have noted closely
the manifestations Of the question, that Of all the
names that have been mentioned in this connec-
ton, there is not one received with so much
:, enthusiasm as his. There are many other excel
II lent men 10 either Of the other counties whose
n election would do honor TO the party and the
l. State, but doubt If we have anywhere man
! @lo would so thoroughly unite the party and SO
r completely confound our enemies. Certain II Is
z that the Democrats are 10 mortal terror at the
, mention OF his name. Mr.. Coursey has been q
( thorough and consistent Republican from the
4 beginning, untiring in his advocacy and support