Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-02-09

,reie nees auo indts1iuai prrdilictibns In or | I
Ter lit the psr'y mty ootaNn euhernalo i,
iictosJ' and nose who paisisf IN ac@usSe cal I
,ulNed 10 jeopardize siIccts' are shworthy &C /
he position which they aspire to- Without
lount both The duty and the anxious desire of
he great body Of the Republican party is TO
1uceeeo W e,ecttng Governor, Representative,
Legislature, and Levy Couits in tile Campaign
Of 1874, aad without doubt, they feel that with
proper u1apimity and hearty CO operation Of
all sections and elements ofthe prrty they can
succeeu. sfAffAt T ~.
10 Obtain then this unaninily, all sections of
the party 'hould be recognized; each county In
tue State should be stimulated to generous
rivalry, and AS well no important principle
shonld be aciiiced. If these views are correct,
Then 1t 10 he clear policy OF the party to take
It's candidates from the various counties and
not all iron one county, and as Kent claims
the Ienomnation of Mayor Lofland, (and, un-
less some god reason to the contrary should
appear, patty courtesy dictates that he should
be renomiIatsd,) then the candidate for Gov
ernor should come from New Castle. And Mr..
Editor, lelieve that the people of New Castle
County fee that ,crong ,oU be done if the can
dldate foI governor Is not 50 chosen.
l notice the publication of the followin
list OF Gorrnors since 1872, which Is Startling
in It's feares + more rasons ttan one
Governo Stockton, Of New CASH. Co, 1912:
Governor lharp, Of Kent Coun'v. 1916: Cover
nor Ross, Il Sussex County, 1850: Governor
Caissy, ofsussex County, 1854; Governor Bur-
ton, of Ken Comfy, 1865; Governor Cannon,
Of Sussex 'ointy, 1862; Governor Salisbury,
Of Kent County, 1866; Governor Ponder. Of |
Sussex Cunty, 1870.
And row after an exclusion from The office |
for thirt'-two years, we are promised con-
hilans thereof ar all the inuicati ms are re- |
able) y the Democrats adding Governor John |
w, Hal, OF Fred'lica In Kent County 10 the
list, uness the Republican party shall choose
their candidate from New Castle, and with the
aid of that large, respectable, and daily grow
Ing bod! Of Democrats OF New Castle who be-
lieve iha her people should have an equal share
| ~ the Government Of the State with those of
Kent aId Sussex, and oI that ground will for
a candidate from New Castle, sweep on To vic
| tory.
Men an no longer blind themselves to the
TACT thaithe demand Of New Castle county for
inereasei representation In the Legislature is
Just, am can no longer be pushed aside The
people lave taken hold OF the matter, and are
IN Garnet, and while they are ihls denied Their
proper mare Of pow III the Legislature, they
WIN hadly be in mood to be shut out from
| all shafa In the candid itrs for Governor and
| Congressman.
| In con,idering this niaiter ii will be well 10
constantly Dear IN mind that the principles aud
success OF the party are Of infinitely more i'm.
portante than the success or failure of The for.
| tunes o. any individual member Of it, We have
many good earnest Republicans, who have civ.
en- 10 lie party since its origin the ben-nt of
their counsel, sympathy and labors, and whom
IL Womb delight TO honor bat it should never
be forsotton that 1t has In It's Keeping larger
trust ivan their individual desires or claims
and before 0these desires are Rratihed or these
claims recognized. 1t is In duty bound TO ask
%hethef the satisfying of these desires and
Claims al This time Is consistent with The sue
cess Of the party.
| Ann II Is In this spill OF entire fairness and
kinahess bot OF the same time with eallal
Irankness That the people of New Css,la count,
sy 10 hent and Sussex, il would lie neither
r'ghl OF Just, nor would 1t be wise policy Ia de
ny 10 New Castle county part Of the Stale lick
o. hhu mat as They claim the Ccntr,.. stnan
'hrV oueh; 10 Awe us the Governor
NeW Castle county has iuure than half III,
population Of the state She Ia NOR. tha,
MAJ the Republican voters II, Sh, wa h, M. 10
.",s h ioi:, AMI as II IL lisi niijni.t, wnicl
wa tlrcl both Col,gn ssinan AMI Governor sh
thinks it only fair aud light that Size shoLl,
nave one OF them taken fom her. Nuhou
distinction or party she demands increased rem
sehlation in the Legislature, Democrats an,
Republicans alike ask for it, and as the Demo
cratic rarty ref ises to grant il, Republican
candidate Tor Governor, from this county
known 10 b. thoroughly identified in his eyer.
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enough from Democratic votes to be elccte,
beyond peradv enture.
New Castle county is to-day stirrci to he
depths with her desire f,r increased represcr
you think her people viii have IN lie plirinoss
vi the i'epuDHcan party to give it 10 her if IN
party would cut her of from all rppresen.a,tn
on the State ticket.
The people are tired Of promises. They wan
facts. They ask for sign
surely there Is nothing wrong in her maxim
this claim. NeW Castle Couniy doe. nnt ne
ior both candidates. Can il be uossibla ,ha 10
1 IS going TO destroy harmony in the Marty r.
iier 10 ssk Tor but one Of them? II that is 8,
theh IL Is tiu'e Tor her people to know and an
preclaie the fact. But Mr.. Editor, your far
} on THIS subject are groundless, Kent cannot NJ
iord 10 get angry because she does not get II,
Governor should the Congressman he take
from her, for She will have to worl; FIR h.
Congressman, and will do it Just AS hard !.
sle lau The Governor too. And as for Su,s,.
, she does not ask this lime for either pLc,
possibly ought and certainly would clt,,,. A
lirbance, If she should ask for both. can II
mat she Is threatened with the overIhr,.w i,
, harmony in thu party because she a,k. fnr In,
even one. Her people will be slow 10 mlult
, any such motives TO their brethren of KEN an
sussex. lirr people Were wont To believe i
the sincerity OF the Republicans of krnt an,
sussex, IN pledging the party To Equal Rpnre
sentalion in the Legislature, but they wan
some proof OF those pledges being KEPT nv II,
eohceuihs 10 New Castle OF the candidait f.,
Governor. New Castle too, has men who Inn,
, served the party lIng and faithfully, ybo.r sx
preston aud judgment She wants branch, +,
the great TASK uf reform, which lies befur. IN
party II IL Is entrusted with the government n
The State, any one of whom would conn,an,
the enthusiastic and unanimous support of he
, nepaoilcans,and would draw the votes OF man
Il Democrats. M a.
Lewis Thompson, Gen. Daniel Wood,n :
Muiot Curtis, William ID. Clark, John +. Wil
hanson, Henry dul'ont OF John Pilling,
Her claim Is male In no fractional spi,it n.
! one OF The worthy gentlemen above named NH,
wolld not discharge the dulles Of his high etfic
above all claims or llrgencies of factions. mn,
/ as ne Governor chosen by the ,ohoie party an,
as he chief executive Of al the people Of III,
State. With such man who can dcubt n, d,
, victory is assured REpunTIrAN
Asbury NJ. f. Sunday School was ornapize,
III tie year 1918 through the persistent energy
oftwo ladies', one by the name If Elizabeth
Caeis' VINO afterwards became the wife Of a
gentleman by the name Of Yeagel; sbe win
8 her husband afterwards removing To- ib. oil,
-. OF Baltimore. The name Of The other lad;
$ Wa Anna McClees, who afterwards maiTipd !
gem ieman by The nam. u Ford, ANA tho ush
Well snlckeh IN years, yet resides in IL .
ciI.
Il The Sel''"l was oIytiiilei in the A,buty NJ
l.. Church, and Samuel Saw ,ngt N was elected
4 Tie INST SUPERINTENDENT. Although oiganlzaJ
IL tile Chdrch, they were only allowed by The
trustees 10 meet upon cundit ion uat tb.y
would lake no buys is scholars. ILis restr,c
ton mt suling the broad philanillopc idea
q the erghAIos Of The School, it was soon
r,moNrd tion there loa house brLlnnlag Ia
} Jhn Taylor Al tue Southwest corner OF Sc.
! coid AID WAi"ut streets, "ltre IL r,mained
; / foI-"n.o lille ami h"ni wltieh II VAS rem we'd
to lEr s'ut" h'use Of David Bush. ,it Ero,,
-, tr', hriMe Market and kii Z, which i, nov
= M. . a. I'd Elst / nllIl I; Irr,.l