The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1879-09-06
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- 70 plEAsE.-our neighbor OF
.nD .,n,;cnu is hard to please. II the
."s"t, nr' Of the GAZETTE against the
u.n u.n,, Of the Republican have been
[Il and manifest to the p ,s.,,s opl' as 10 u,
..,.. an Overwhelming majority OF
y" = ,,s favor in a city where the Re
m, claims there is a majority OF
.h,Ie,us, we ought not to be expect
s accuse the voters OF fraud. fraud nor nor
=. do 80, be, ausc we believe the
I. Of fraud is all false causn' upus s.us
,sn down party hacks who have
,ootrol of the city for the "past
~ years." (as the Republican says0
,bo run tn city into an enormous
,b,ch is the cause Of the hesVy
.,oo the Democrats reduced last
and which we hope they will further
:. n. IT wear. Beaten as badly rs IL
been The Republican could not be
Wed to get out of the way without
No Il, shame under some cover and
fire seeks sht tier under the false
d fsud. We had hoped that we
shame it into silence; but the
continues and actually grows
0. In yesterdays issue it drawis out
kOle column from which we make
tollowing quotation, that we shall
er, although that weak paper has no
to assume to catecOise the GA
Il after the people have so fully
red all the la ter has asked for by a
hiy Of GOO. 1t says;
or instance because there were over
sS vot polled his year than last
must have been few'r i legal voles.
. mode Vi reckoning s a correct
then We would ask the GAZETTE
N recon- Giles that idea with the vote
p so,ne ol the States in the South,
! Congressman in Districts where
were al least 30, 900 votes, The Con-
meu ere elected by a total vote OF
" jOO0, as in some of the districts
euIgis a d Mississ ppi? Bnt VIII,
not the GAZETTE cunden.n election
when praci.ed by Democrats N
ily as when practiced by kepubli-
do condemn all frauds; and in
lou to do so also. You have our
ion to look up all fraudulent voters
ave them punished be they.,Repul /.
or Democrats.
we do not think the REPUBLICAN
TO expect US to inform it on such
cs. 1t ought to find out how to
1.-THE difficulties Of its party itself.
IDENTIFY knows that lis party has re-
p The votes of negroes here for the
% yeas, as II said the other day..
were 800 enfranchlsed negroes Ia
y. These ii admitted had all vo,-
y the Republican party. They
for sometime led by such active
|droit politicians as Capt. e. II.
gher, VIM. 5 liver, VIM. Howard
'nd HIM. jenkins; but their leaders
lied downto some weak kneed fel-
who have not sufficient calibre
plain away the Freedmen's bank
u and the reason why the negroes
ven no position on the city ticket,
"a Republican Council deprived
Oh the right to labor as night scav-
Hence these 800 enfranchised
like the thousands referred to in
'0Ih' DO not ind it profitable to
Aes 70 vote to keep in power a
'na' mas become notorious for its
OF tile negroes every where that
found power and negroes in sui:
'0lce to b, worth robbing.
'he GAZETTE favors fraud no
but the negroes that in former
were furnished counterfeit, forged
'nadulent receipts have Learned
'ney came from; and that the,
y escaped severe punishment fol
on them. That it was onl,
u The leniency of the Democrat,
iey escaped at all, and that one O
|u'e, ,'a. leaders hal gone from the
Neu Leary, B. Bye, H. q
y 'niel, Hamilton and other
ueu these bad leaders. But "Ned'
v rather "shaky" and the othe
nen were of course fearful of tn
N'"ees OIL a resort to counterfeit
These receipts being abser
s,0's Did not vote in such nun
as heretofore. e. Hence the bad dc
W. ,ae N. republicans last year and til
iss ss vi ,,i's year. Like causes pro
'A' 81 ellects-it is here as it is ia tn,
The Republicans relied upo
sa,'ed sass, negroes who only vote q
T,O ~ Old or paid, or as their interest
.ss S's :, nave no interest in keepin
's~ ss' the leaders of a party ths
~ ~ and they do not vote. WI
Is, 'uey are not right to thus pr,
,d.' '0''es from the,r rasca.ities Of Il
aas aas's Of one of the most remar1
yer existed. ~ p'"''ic'
lEN . --
tbs p.g negro boot-black bumm
y, p,.s.as aspa'liean ticket, the Repuo
b1,ss h'ss'ea; but when a poor whi