Middletown transcript., 1873-02-15


born Iha, will bchol dts resurrection. But
cnoagh of thus sad picture while VIC look
at what is within our power. With =
State Convention now that would bring
about mn agreement among ourselves
whereas we are disgraccd. Let us rein.
st"ic our party and meet together upon
the platform adopted u, Dove! in 1870.
bet us establish the proposed newspaper
whose every column shall proclaim the
principles Of Delaware Democracy as it
was in 1870 let us stick close together.
do better. work harder. and the negro
party with all its aid without and corrup.
ton within can't hurt us, and our Joyous
and glorious Democratic party will ngnin
be crowned With victory in 1874 You
folks have sounded Gabricl's trump for
the resurrection to be in 1874. Blow on
and if Kent county won't join you. all
have to add is, hope the tod Of Dcmoc-
racy will have mercy npon their contrary
and stubborn souls have thought that
if old Gabriel should alight down in the
town Of Dover 10 call up the dead of the
earth. the good people Of ,ha, town would
iich the old follow out Of his horn before
he got toot. Else, why do they claim
all the Offices aud assume the right to
dictate to every one else what their duty
is! There is nothing moro evident than
that Delaware Democracy should get to-
sc,hcr early aud riicc, an agreement n
mong ourselves. for il we 60 on in this
random uncertain way. and still keep up
our differences till comes tho campaign
Of 1871. we will be beaten anl there is
no usc IN hoping otherwise. In lS6S we
Were agreed among ourselves nul were
organized, aud one fash over the tcic-
graph wirc~ told every man his duty ani
h. dil il. The same fash now would on
ly be followed hy u multitude Of inquiries
rs to whom ia" order is from and what it
all meant Nazareth was very wicked
city and when it was told that Jpsus WAS
born there, the question was asked "can
anything good come out nf Nnhrrcth,
and the answer was GONE aud see. -
now to these political sinners who are
asking il anything good can come out i
our meeting held At Dover % the 18th
lus; mv answer 10 them j. "cpme mud
see In 1870 Immediately after our
party in this county hal made ou, tn"
county itkrt. there arose wha; is now
known a. tho Polly NcNa,i party. went
hard ntliasi them told them that i'll
mt dispute their iieht to choose whom
they w5ald vote Tor, but that then was
MT the time strike. tint they should haer
struck tf5rc The county convention bad
met or aEilrd by lis decision IN ls72
| decided likewise ag1nst those who re.
fused 10 abide the decision Of the Bali-
more Convention. | have always said
there va. proper timn 10 strike f1r the
right. aud that time WIS when there wns
~ political campaign upon Us so. ~.
cnrllng'g we are striking now nj III
right ,ilar and il thr rieh, direction If
we 20 81 from unw, The county will un
lcrstan1 Us in ls1G We vii, meet in a
state Convention preyieu. 10 the meeting
nt the National Democratic Convention
that will meet IN tai year, aud we will
then toll the country that it the National
Democratic Convention dominates Bem.
ocrat nn Democratic Platform they an
count US IN. II they nominate Repuhl.
can they may count rs out This i my
idea If duty aud allraiancc IL our party
conventions and not II rca,nin quiet Till
the nominations is maie aud then refuse
TO be cnnnted in | Gilea u see in any
nf our newspap rs the proc arlinc. OF our
meeting 1t Dover on tn lbrh Of January,
other than the mos, insignificant and de-
Lucrative effort ID lecrs and hclitlr nur
Efforts ia the hcliwarean Why is this
We're We not Democrat. AMI lahorins for
the same object as the Htiio1l.an the
future success rul welfare Of the Demo
cratic PARTY of Delaware: Such ,rca,-
mcnt on the part Of a protessca lending
Democratic organ uf the State has brought
me as wel rs many other. in our county
up to the sticking point am not enc
OF those whn are always ready to 20 of
with ncw parties or new movements, hut
when dn, ! 60 featlcssy on to the
thing and It's consequences. | am ia
favor Of making our movement a success
ANY editor II u Democratic paper who
fails to speak cncouracingly Of our move
mcnt is n political nuisance. The Bna.
rarcan merely saws I'VE omitted t, speak
of the neeting. hut lie tries to bcliilr
"ui 'iottN 'N N'N lUe ltal .'Ts i'NHsA Hti
is one of the prime movers in the move
mrnt The editor only htchcd Town
send nIon MS because he knows that in
this county he is considered to be the father
of denominations ia Delaware Political
insults whether Of commission or omission.
with me runs deep Any Democratic pa
per claimng to have character, should At
least give truthful statements certain
Is ic,pse the spiIi, in which any Demo-
cratic paper is conducted, that would de-
cry or omit to encourage n movement
like ours. which had for its objcc, the
success of the Delaware Democracy. The
consequence Of action taken by the Dela-
,rareaa. Is our people stand on some say
IL. Townseud paper, others say it's an
Ocouuer paper. Had the Deinrureaa
published tho statements made Of the OBJ.
fec, of the meeting and the resolutions