Daily Republican., 1880-10-04
Gun DELAwARE CITY LETTER.

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Specisl Correspondence Of the Republican.
ri DELAWARE Cry, Del, Ost., 8, 1886
Mr. ssddlsr, agent for Hlllss, Boy,
u d Co., OF the Susquehanna coal 90.
2 has had one Of the improved telephone
placed In his Office on the coal wharf
the wires Of which lead to his resi-
denoe. This will prove very great
: convenience 10 Mr.. s. as be can trans.
act business at the Office while taking
his siesta at home.
Il During business call on VIM. E.
Clever on Saturday morning at his es.
tablishment, l was informed by him
that the canning season was drawing To
Q close. He has now only about one
hundred men employed. Mr.. Cleaver
is one Of our most successful business
men, and the tomatoes canned under
his own supervision stand A No. ! In
the market, being given the preference
BY dealers over many other brands sub.
mitted for their inspection. l have
tried the Delaware city" brand, and
being a oonnoiseur In such matters
must say they come up fully to my sx-
psctations Of what canned tomatoes
should be. Not q single can Ia allowed
to leave the establishment until II is
known to be perfectly air tight. conse-
quently the tomatoes are devoid OF that
musty smell which 10 sometimes found
in other brands.
We,have another Richmond In the
field, who has won his way into the
affections Of our people by his strict In
tegrity, fair dealings, urbanity Of man
ners, and, what Is still better, at least
for poor people, his determination not
TO be undersold by any Of his competi.
tors. refer TO Mr.. g. N. Price, whose
store Is the most prominent and eligi-
bly, situated In town, being at the In.
terseotion Of Clinton street aud the tow |
path. His store contains dry goods, |
groceries, hats and caps, notions, TO-,
&o.; and the reason he has secured
such Q large share Of the public patron
age 10 that he has recently reduced |
the prices on almost every article
which he has on sale.
The young Democrats Of this town
amused themselves last evening BY
drilling torches in hand and fully
equipped in light capss and oaps-on /
the lots in the Suburbs. Thirty.six
persons were In line, at least fifteen Of
whom were beardless boys, ranging in
age from ten to sixteen years. They
made very creditable appearance and
enjoyed themselves hugely. The vo-
ting portion Of the Democracy don't
enthuse worth pioayune they have
had 50 many wet blankets thrown over
them lately that they are chilled to
the very heart, and the blood does not
course through their veins as rapidly
as 1t did in the days when the lament
cd DR.. Worral infused some of his own
spirit into their tagging energies and
led them forth TO battle. There are
very many Democrats on the fence
here, who have not fully made up their |
minds which way to tumble. They q
don't like the Southern idea of in. I
the number Of judges of the :
Supreme Court, who Of course would '
leolare the 18th, 14th and 18th amend 1
nents unconstitutional, thereby turn I
ng our government into a pandemo. 7
lium out Of which would grow anarchy )
Ind confusion.
Neithsr do our thinking Democrats @
elish the idea Of psying Southernclains v
md pensions, which would surely bo
lone II the Democrats are entrusted 4
Vith power. Cannot one or two OF yours g
lubs make an excursion down here, and O
ct Us reason together. l hope they Il
Vill not fail to bring Bird and Higgir . O
long. The case ia not desperate for q
70 will carry New Castle County sure, C
ut want these wavering Democrats
D get on the strong side, and see clear
= that by remaining with the Demo-
rats, and opposing q protective tariff, fl
ney would be voting the bread out Of o.
heir children's mouths. Il
At the Inspectors Election on Tues a
az the Republicans contemplate elect Il
og their whole ticket In this Hundred. OF
gorge A. Clark, our Post Master, is ii
le candidate for Inspector in this dis di
riot. He is q strictly conscientious le
IAN and withal firm one. Should he d.
Q elected all will be allowed to vote Il
! November who are entitled, but no al
alldoziDg will be submitted to. Our as
lndidate for Assessor, J. Thomas in
rice, is the noblest work of Ged, an al
onest man. He is man that both -
arties can safely trust to make an
onest assessment. Having served one
rm, to the entire satisfaction Of both
artiss, and when the assessment mi
lid but very little over expenses. 1t de
no more than fair that he should be da
elected now, when there is a proba- wi
lity that the Office will pay something HI
'er actual expenses. cd
Very many democrats will vote for Ts
m, knowing full well that an honest bo
ID impartial assessment will be made, an
ithout regard to the fact whether the les
an Is Q Rspu blican or Democrat. Sh
The candidate for Road Commissioner, lif
,eodore Jone', has hosts Of friends Of fcu
tn parties, who will stick to him and MIG
0 that he Is elected. He Is Q man Of hel
ry firm convictions where national
litics are concerned, and does not
state to express them. On the
lols think better or more reliable bri
N could not have been selected in the KIN
lndred for the several offices named. the