Daily Republican., 1880-10-30
The Repu bIIesn Candidates.

Vh0 h0publIeem C0mulunte@s
The magnitude Of the National issues
to be decided upon next Tuesday should
not be allowed to oversbadow or OBJ
sours the vital problem Of our State
&overnment, which cannot be reversed
after Tuesday next for at least two
years to come, be the result what 1t
nay. The election OF majority OF
the Republicans TO the State Lsgisla-
ture and the control of the Levy
Court in one or more OF the counties
in this State would place the Rspubli.
cans on firm footing in the State in
the future. If the Republicans can se-
cure majority in the State Legislature
1t will give as Registration law,
which will give every man, white aud
black, rich and poor, a full opportuni.
ty of having his name placed upon the
list of voters, 80 that every man, be
he q Republican or Democrat, oan
peacsably step up to the polls and de.
posit his vote, when he is legally quail
ifsd to do 80. The present (DemocrAt
ic) laws OF Delaware ara 3 disgrace t,
the St.ts. Assessors leave off of the
assessment with impunity just whom
they choose. The collectors are not
required to call upon any person to
collec! taxes, consequently, if a man is
a Republican, and is not the owner of
real estate he will never bs bothered
abou: his taxes by Democratic colsc.
tor. Bat In many places hs will have
trouble TO find the collector to pay
taxss to. Bat II a man voi3s Dam
cosxatic ticket, II matters very little to
him, Whe her he ever sees tax Collec-
tor or not, as 8 receipt for him will be
forthcoming on election day, without
his taking any trouble to call upon
the Collector. II he happens TO be as
Ssssed he is all right, ifhe is not as
sessed it Is all the same, for you vii
fad him on election day with a bran
new tax receipt, duly stamped, with
the County seal, and the mama of tax
Collector annexed thereto. The only
persons who lose votes by not being as
sessed in De aware are Republicans
and if their color is dark, they find it
extremely difieult to get their names
IN the assessment list.
The entire ticket Of the Republicans
in Delaware Is one Of the best ever
offered BY any party In any State, of
4hts union. The Hon. John W. Hous-
ton, heads the State ticket. He is an
eminent lawyer and upright Judge, an
BILE debater, polished orator and an
honest man. He has twice represented
Delaware in Congress, with gteat cred
it and he should be triumphantly elec.
ted on Tuesday next. During the great
struggle through which We passed dur
ing the 3 'bellion, Judge Houston never
faltered in his devotion to tho Union.
Bdwsrd L. Martin was an open sympa.
thizsr with the traitors in arms against
the government. II. procured men 10
enlist in the rebel army, he was tried
convicted and fined $1,000 in the United
States courts held in til cIty. He was
pardot ed by that tru =, lc. al, patriot
&c, accidental President, AndF John
son. This Is the truthful record Of the
man who is the comp sttor OF the Hon.
John W. Houston, for CjngreP' rom t. Q
Congressional District OF Delaware
Between those two men for the inn por.
Rant position Of Congressms no man
who seeks the welfare of his country,
and the interest Of his State, should
hesitate for whom TO cast his vote.
Judge Houston Is so much superior In
every respect to Mr.. Martin for Con-
gresham, that he will undoubtedly re.
c, i've hundreds Of vot43 from the ranks
Of the Democratic party.
Ths Republican candidate 70. Sheriff
New Castle ecu ,ty, Philip Il. Clark