Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-10-14

Editorial Extracts From Delaware
and Eastern SiOr. Newspaper.


and Eastern >l,or. Newspapers.
The Milford Nens says tina, the little"
rl,riion has proven tina. Delaware IL n
fairly IL batahle State, aud with a just AS
4esslnrnt, IL full vOte and fair count IL
likriy TO enroll itself among the Republic
can states. The party should 10
thoroughly o,ganlz-d throughout the
State tor the Presidential election, and
with good county tickets il will then be
prepared to contest with the ID mneratio
party tine three Presidential electors and
mrn,brr of Congress To be FL, cited With
such Az organization whether il wins or
not at this election, it will be- ready TO 90
into the State election with u good pros.
poet OF success"
Tue DtLdinlTtdA hoistS rooster and
places under it the head ines THE negro
party in thus hundred used up-WhIte
Republicans, las; Black R-pubncans, $50
--Demoerats, all white, no mixed breed,
i53 Eiitorially it says that tn. Repub.
licnn party got another 'srt back" in this
State on Tuesday, and, from present
appearances, will never catch up.
The Middletown Transcript says that
the Republicans 'never made greater
nor more determined effort to carry this
county, and had they not built their calcu-
latlons so high, they might afford to be q
little jubilant at what they accomplished
They will know, however, that there are y
good many more Democrats in the bushes
and who will be about the polls on Tues
day, November I'd"
- The Sentinel says the Republicans have
made a large gain, land its causes are { y
the increased assessment, CD dissatisfuc
ton among the thinking and honest mem
bers of the Democratic party. Now, in
view of these facts, we say to the Demo
Gratis who reside in this county, that while
they give expression to their political
views by voting their Presidential candi-
dates, those of them who desire change
in state and county affairs can get it by
voting tie Republican county ticket.
| Two hundred and fifty Democrats can
now lay the ring out and give effective
voice to the quiet dissatisfaction 10 largely
pervading their minds. Now il the time
to strike BY quietly going to the pollt
and scratching your ticket in favor Of
county reform"
| Governor Ponder and the other Legis
lstive committeeman from Broadkiln hun.
dred want it understood that they were
not elected to antagonize Senator Bayard
but to promote Democratic success.
Delanare Inquirer.
Judge Houstons letter of acceptance
was a model, which the Republican tyroi
had better follow; and the Democrat,
stumpers would greatly prove their styl,
and argument by reading carefully thu
mastery speeches Of Senator Bayard.-
NeOark Lidger.
1t would be real treat to hear suci
able men AZ Bay ard and Houston discuss
face to face the Questions which real,
divide the two great parties of the country
-Neopk Ledger.
1t is a significant fact that the Republi
can policy, which was carried out wlthou
let or hindrance from 1861, eliminated il
the commercial and financial cataclaspl o
1873. That severest and most disastrou
crisis in the business of this country TT
suited almos. solely from Republican mis-
management. -.SHOD HW Messenger.