The daily gazette., 1880-03-02

Delaware and help you elect your
ticket next fall they would vote but
once and your people would give them
first class boom. Let us hear your
opinion about this matter. No doubt
you are posted as well on this subject
as you are enticing the negroes to vote
you into Office. You must admit that
your mode Of improving the morals of
the white people Of this city has been
successful. notice you were at the
Mayors Office and witnessed the trial.
How innocent you are, o. what shock
ing depravity. This is the result of
your teachings in Wilmington for
twenty years. There is at least
forty or fifty negroes living with
white women in this city, and this
28th day of February you exclaim
shocking; the white voters of this city
aud county hold your negro white offic, :
holding party responsible for this dis
gusting state of affairs; you will b,
.ught at the polls next fall that III. .
working men will not vote for men who
have been the means OF degra ling
society. Negroes will do In Delaware
to lecture, sing, preach, &C., but TO be
nominated to represent his color, the
white Officeholder Radical says no. Go
preach, sing, but dou't 60 TO Indiana
we want You here we respect you put
us In Office, and You shall send your chit
dren to the public schools, and soon you
may have q white wife. You see what
pro-ress We have made in the time we
have been in power. You are bel
more respected every day. Vote our
ticket and maybe some poor white gill
will fancy you. You know you are not
to be deprived of any right-because of
color OF previous condition of servitudr.
We made the law, and you see what you
have gained by 1t in Wilmington. Gain
ed many of you white wives in a demo
cratic city. Our Judge of the U. S. Court
will protect you in your rights, not only
~ be assessed, but to live with whom
you may see fit. Young and old vot RS,
stop and think before you vote for IN
who have by their principles and teach
ing degraded society In this city to such
dep hs Of degradation. Young men of
Wilmington, New Castle county, and
Slate Of Delaware, II you elect this Rad
ical party In Delaware there is danger Of
our time-hoDored laws bring repealed,
and laws suited to degrade you, and
keep this party in power. We point you
TO our Senators and Representative in
Congress; they are able aud honest.
We point you TO the men who govern
Delaware, and control all the affairs Of
our State. They are honest and prac-
tice economy in every department. We
point you to the City Council of Wi :
mington who have been abused by this
Radical negro party, and what do you
find ? Honest, capable men, doing all
things for the benefit of tax payers, and
they have been successful, although
every obs acle has been thrown in their
way by lying Radical press.
Democratic principles have been tried
for years IN Delaware, and the State has
been governed wisely and well. What
the Republican says about being disfran-
chised in this county is not true, as
think l have shown. Delaware is for
tunate In not being controlled by such
Radicals as the Republican would put in
office. Ii the Radicals had control they
would not give the negroes any offices.
But they would run the State in debt to
such an extent that ] manufacture
would be driven out, and bonds below par
OHucT DeuiOCIdtlC Itiic iuuuCctnciitS are
offered TO manufacturers of all kinds 10
come to our city and start where they
will not be oppressed by taxation. Tie
Republican IS and has been an enemy to
the prosperity OF this city and State, by
mlsrepresent,ng the finances of the city,
and the laws governing elections anu
assessors. In the future new Republi-
can paper will, 1t is presumed, fairly rep
resent Wilmington and its interests, and
will receive the patronage of its party.
The Republican will have the dirty work
to do until after the Presidential cleo
ton. Then it will go the way of the
Herald. Indiana would be good loca-
tion for it; the negroes from the Sout
will want Moses to teach them how TO
vote white men into office, and then re-
turn to the cornfeld. Old Pro bono
pubiico should 90 to Indiana and teach
his brethren the statutes. Bi ds of a
feather will flock together. The peopl
demand TO know what representation the
10000 negroes in this county will be
given in the next Legislature by the Re
publican. Maybe the greaO financler OF
the party can give the information.
UEMOCRAT.