Daily Republican., 1880-07-28

aware as the field for his future opera
tions. What does this all mean
q Does 1t mean that the naughty
b and proud Democracy of Delawar,
t have abandoned the white man basil
d Of their party and are taking a new
!. departure !! 1t looks very much lik,
: it, and we must say that It shows good
o sense in the Democracy. The white
3 mans party issue never was anything
more than delusion and cheat. All
the time that Democratic politicians
we're splitting their throats in praise of
the White mans party, they were SO.
cretly coquetting with the negroes for
their votes, and drank whiskey with
them out Of the same bottle. This COL
ored Democrat is in the confidence OF
nobody but Democrats; though he ap-
pears as suddenly as IL he had Just
slid down from the purple edge of the
rainbow, he did not come altogether
unannounoed.
A John the Baptist informed the
warning Democratic factions, through
the Gazette last week OF the coming of
this political evangelist, who was to |
spread CONSERVATION amongst Republi.
cans and bring joy to the Democracy. |
1t was announced that he was to 70 up
and down the State and proclaim the
transcsndant beauties Of Democracy,
aud that at least half the negroes
of the State were to marshal
under Its benefcent banner. Well he
has come, nobody knows from where
but he is here in seedy garments and Il
an empty exchequer. When he left in
his pilgrimage he took no change Of
wardrobe nor money in his purse. ,
Upon the principle that the laborer il
worthy of his hire ON his arrival he
appeals to his Democratic friends, nor
1oes he appeal in vain. They hasten >
10 bow down to the ebony idol and i
bring to him gifts gold and silver. The =
lender hearted Quinn turns his pocket
book, always well filed, inside out and c
'ours its contents into the pockets Of
lim who was to lead the Democrats to
'ictory. Mr.. Burke, the kind hearted
butcher, ,pullel out his meat n
tall till, and contributed to his wants.
liller, the big Republican butcher, met tr
be appeal for money with derisive sar- " "
asm. Naughty Miller, how could he do he
a? Mayor Almond always ready to so
to noble objects, to keep up lei LEI
le credit OF the city, was not wanting Il
this occasion. Then follows q long III
st of other Democratic lights, whose Gu Gu
carts are stirred to their inmost depths, SOL
no gave Of their abundance to supply
le wants and needs Of their Demo. for for
attic brother. TT
ere
Well he is here and was to have sin
eld his first public levee at the CITY ma
all last night. He missed it sadly in y Si'
't holding forth. The little notice py mil
II REPUBLICAN of his arrival and that :
was expected to hold forth in the =
ty Hall, brought out large crowd oflS
and Republicans, but he
.s amongst the missing. Report had
that leading Democratic politician BI.
d taken him out to the Tenth Ward
enlighten the sterling Irish Demo-
ITS of that Ward, in regard to their m,
ties as Democrats, and another
NOR was that the same politician had
lde him drunk to prevent him from OR
eaking at the City Hall.
We have a word to say to these Re-
blicans who disoountenance the Is !
'vement to allow this colored Demo-
1t to stump the State. Instead Of OBJ -
ting to it, encourage it by all means. and
own, Harris or whatever his name is spFdS spic
8 perfect right to be Democrat, TOl
'ugh Of course any colored man who -
a Democrat must give evidence OF "
3 most gross ignorance, depravity or fiou a
'anity. This though is something 81 sRs q
At cannot be helped. II any colored tee
IN wants to be-a Democrat he has a 4 Bs
light to be one, and should Brown q y %s p,
Try out his intention to stump the \ q
'te in favor Of Hancock and the party IS q
at Kept him in slavery until the Re. titie thee
bilcan party struck off his shsckles, bout
hope he will not be molested. Let Trer
own goo and when by the aid of 'nea
=. Bayard, Mr.. Whiteley, Mr.. Gray,
. Pennington, Mr.. sharpley, MIR. -
rner, Mayor Almond and a host Of II
mocratic lesser lights Le has con. Dare % re-
ted all the colored men Of New Cas-. dow, dowe
county from the errors of black Re- =
blicsnism to the felicities of a pure CLA
glo'sAxon White Mans party, let
O pass down into Kent, and receive
right hand of fellowship from the Fl
ee saulsburys, Secretary Wolcott,
ex.state's Attorney Pennington. KUI
zen ths Kent county "niggeru" are
eemed from the curse of Rspubli. For
ism and are made happy ty joining