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Daily Republican., 1882-10-07

AT LAST the public are to be made
acquainted with the manner in which
the Democrats carry Georgia. Step
hens is reported to be elected by 90, 600
maj jority, but his election is to be con-
tested not with the expectation of IN
seating Stephens, but for the purpose
of letting daylight in upon the corrup-
tion, the purchase of voters, the out
rageous intimidation of voters, the
stutfing of ballot boxes and the false
co olntiDg by which such majority is
obtained. 1t is we'll known that large
majority eff the voters of Georgia are
opposed to Bourbon rule and would #
a fair election were held defeat the
usurpers, but every time an election is
held it turns out about the same old
80, 900 or 6O,0OG Bourbon majority. 1t
is now proposed to show how such ma
iorities were obtained and some rich
developments may be expected. The
Georgia plan may be an Improvement
over the South Carolina plan.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-07

THE SHIP, Constitution, presented by
Job. II. j Jackssn, to the Republican par
ty last night to be used during the cam
paign is symbolical of what is needed
in Delaware, a new Constitution, being
the rallying cry of the Republican par
ty. No better symbol could have been
invented and the gift which is highly
appropriate reflects the greatest honor
on Mr.. Jackson, who is one eof the lead
ing manufacturers not only of Will
mington, but of the Nation. AS the
Constitutional travels throug the State
drawn by eight magnificent Christiana
Hundred horses, it will speak louder
than words to the thrifty farmers, me-
chanics and laborers in favor Of new
constitution for Delaware which vii.
give The people equal representation or
the basis of population, an amended
Judiciary law, district representation
and the election Of all the county oai
GERS by the people instead of by one
man.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-07

THE outpouring of the people at the
Republican meeting at the Opera House
last night shows the interest which is
oentering in the campaign. The vote
in New Castle County on Tuesday, and
the great revolution in sentiment in
Kent and Sussex counties, has inspired
the Republican party with new life and
energy, which will bring victory to the
party. This is only the commencement
of the campaign which is to be pushe O
with if possible, increased vigor and
ehergy until the polls close in the even
ing of the Seventh of November and
which we believe will close on a grand
Republican victory.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-07
who Mean Reform?

The vast crowd of people packed In
the Opera House last night, did not fail
to hear something like reform for Della
ware proclaimed by the speakers from
the Republican rostrum. How differ
ent were the eloquent, ringing words OF
Hon. George P. Fisher, in favor Of re-
form right at home here in Delaware
com pared with the Democratic cry OF
reform, everywhere but in Delaware
Mr.. Fisher came from q County thai
has reaped all the advantages otunequal
representation, yet he scorned the idea
of being benefited at the expense O.
others. He was no ways backward IL
proclaiming equality Of rights tor al
citizens, black or hite, foreign or ma
tive born, high or low. This has the
true ring of reform, and the fifty thous
aud disfranchised citizens of New Cas-
tie County, can take hope now that the
day of their redemption is at hand
This language is in bold contrast with
the doctrines proclaimed by Democratic
Sneakers. Nothing has been spokel
yet in any of their meetings in taver Q
a single reform in Delaware. 1t keep'
them busy looking after the persona
character of Republican leaders ant
Iexposing Republican national short
lcJlnings, where Democrats are th'
greatest transgressors. IntelligentmeD
Iwho are seeking after the truth, canno
buS note the difference in theprinciple
advocated by the two parties. The Re
publicans are making the campaign
Delaware campaign. They bold,
adopted advanced reform in their plat
form made at the State Convention ant
they as boldly advocate these reform
in their mass meetings and through tn
press. The Democrats tenderly allud
to reform in their platform, and neye
allude to 1t in their speeches. One o
the great crying eyils of the times
unequal representation, and not w9r'
has been spoken by Democratic crato
thus far in the campaign in favor of ii
They do rot mean reform. They ar
, satisfied with the present unequal rer
resentation, because it keeps the Demo
cratic party in power.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-07

MR. Fow, who addre ssed the Demo-
cratic meeting last night, expressed
himself as opposed to the match tax,
Out very singularly blames the Repub'
hcans for continuing the tax instead of
Mr. Bayard, 1t was a cute piece of
strategy that brought Mr.. Fow to this
city to take such a position. No Demo.
cratic speaker iu Delaware would have
nSred to go as far as Mr.. Fow did. He
Will have difficult task to perform If
DO expects to make the people believe
'nat Mr.. Bayard was not the sole canse
vi the continuation Of the tax. The
AAC's are that the Republican House
1Opealed the tax though there were two
u three Republicans who Joined the
DOmocrats in opposing the repeal, but
sney had not influence enough to deieat
"noDll. When it went to an evenly dtvi-
Daily Republican., 1882-10-07
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 2 1859.
the Insult 10 May or Wales.

There is no use glo ssipg oVor the &C
count Of Squire O'Neill's partisan ac-
ton at the police court on Wednesday
and censuring Mayor Wales, at least it
is no use telling palpable untruths
abort it to mislead the people. The
facts of the case are just these: The
police arrested a prisoner for illega
voting at the Second Ward
polls. The prisoner was lead
ing Democrat, and certain other lead
ing Democrats were trying to prevent
him from leaving to undergo the dis
grace of incarceration until the Mayor
came to the off 20 to hear the case. Be-
ing drunk it W ould have done him no
harm to have remained in the lookup
an hour or so to sober up ike other per-
sons in similar condition. This did
not suit the Democrats who were in
terested in the case. He had to he ad-
mitted to bail Immediately. Mr.. Lore,
the Democratic candidate for Congress,
was importuned to exercise his iufiu-
encC in behalf of the man, and Mr..
Lore, we think, with unnecessary haste
complied. Mayor Wales could have
.en got within an hour to come to the
Office take q bail-boni, but this did
not answer, 1t had to be done immedi-
ately. In this emergency Squire O'Neili
was importuned to assume the preroga'
tiyes of the May or and release the man.
The Squire, being conveniently near,
generally heard the cases at the police
court in the absence of the Mayor, but
not unless invited by the Mayor to do
90. On this occasion he was not invited
by Mayor Wales and if invited at oil it
was by the friends of the prisoner. He
must have known he had no right to
act under the circumstances and 1t
seems to us that even if he had that
right, we would have supposed that he
would be slow to exercise it N a parti.
sln case, especially when he differed
with the Mayor in political sentiment
But no such delicate sense of feeling
seemed 70 trouble the usually fair and
impartial Squire, but under the politi-
cal pressure of the occasion, he had the
presumption to assume the perOgativ6s
Of the Mayor without being asked by
that officer to do so, and through per
SOnal threats Of violence compelled an
officer to bring out the prisoner, that he
might be sot at liberty. We say again
that the officer should not have listenea
10 him, and if he had attempted to use
force be should have arrested him for
disOrderly conduct. Now word as to
the perquisites the Squire gets for act
lng as deputy in the Mayors absence,
when he is requested to do 80, and acts
ma Legal manner. 1t is not true that
rs gives his services gratuitously, as
stated by the penny Bourbon. He al
ways pockets the perquisites of the Of
lice for every case he tries and is al.
ways glad to serve for those perquisites,
which are about 81 80 for every case he
tries OF course when the parties are
Opoor to pay the costs, he gets moth
Ing Why do not papers that boast OF
Fairness tell the truth? This is about
the truestate of the case, and it shows
that Squire O'Neill was guilty of an
unWarranted assumption of authority,
lnstigated by partisan feeling and to
gain partisan end. We are not sur
Prised tha Mayor Wales feels indig-
nant' and begins to ask who is Mayor
anyhow?
Daily Republican., 1882-10-07

A COUPLE Of very difficult surgical
operations are reported in our local col
umns, performed by Wilmington ply.
sicians. 1t Ia doubtful If Doctors At
lee, Agnew and Gooddell, of Philadel'
phia, ever performed more difficult ope:
rations. Those from Wilmington who
pay exorbitant fees to these celebrated
surgeons are apt to forget that we have
home talent, skill and ability equal tc
foreign skill,
Daily Republican., 1882-10-07

THE failure of Anthony Higgins to
respond to the numerous calls for him
to speak last night at the Republican
meeting at the Opera House, can be &C.
counted for on very reasonable and jus
tifable grounds. He was not at the
meeting, being detained by the sad
death of Horace Spruance, Esq, o.
Smyrna, who was Mr.. Higgins cousin
Daily Republican., 1882-10-07

ded Senate, Senator Bayard led the
opposition to the repeal and by solid
Democratic vote prevented the bill from
coming up for passage through the SEN
ate. These are facts that are incontro-
vertible and speak louder than columns
of cbow.chow from Mr.. Fow-Fow.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-07
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THE SAD death of Horace Spruan"e'
ESQ, of Smyrna, creates an aching
void in the refined social circles OF that
town, 1t was the intention Of the Re
nublicans to nominate him for the
LagisIatare, next Tuesday
Daily Republican., 1882-10-07

THE REPUBLICANS of Kent and sus-
sex counties promise to improve in the
splendid victory of last Tuesday, and it
now begins to look as IL the Legislature
might be unanimously Republican with
the exception of two holding over sena-
tors.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-07


EJITTDTN(3 A SEWER ACROSS MAI
SON STREET ALONG THE NOhlh
SIDE OF THE p, W, " Il. X. H. A.
sealed proposals will be received IN the
hoy inthe Council Chamber 1870 CLOCK,
n. M. I thursday, October 18th Inst, ior tne
building GR about IS feet Of sewer, e4Nehalng
across the central part Of Malisoh 81 sstes'' ~
&long the line Of the n0rtherly sldo Gl INC r.;
feet in the ctear between the eiie Walls; the
arch will be a semI.circlc of ~ toet raalus
nine 10y inches thick composed CT TWO roHs
nf poO1 harl-burnt brick, lStd on eaBe IN
RoOd cement mortar. The SIDE Wills VIII De De
built of wcli-shaped twO.men s:ohe IalI ~
cemeLt mortar. The walls VIII DC auoui I
three feet high and ~ ieet thick. RoOu
iouudatiOr for the walls ani paEelle nv neso
be obtained hy riliug and piankInS IN easy
tne gr0uud should be found too soft Eh1
Welding. The pavement will bs an averte9
arch of n feet radius, built OF goOd slhoo III
having brick, laid on edge in good ceiheut
mortar The springlng llae Cf the pA'emenl
will be one ~ 1901 below the sprl1k llN ii' es
of the arch. The arch mus 1s weii auu sum sum
cIentIy backed with stone. me ottoa bs en- uSuu
ia the construction OF this sewer must Ds com
nosed Of one part OF good bydrau.lc ceWeuC
and two parts Of ciCan river SAND. the 60
nent and all the II Ltcr!al used IN inc cou
structiOn OF the sewer must be insi eC'eo ~
auDroved By the Street Commissioner before
tfisy frI can b5 used. A plan OF the sewer mas y
be seen By calling at my Office or at the oihi
Of n. .. Corwell, City Engineer, where al WI
the inform alton desired. concerning s4!I
sewer, can be obtained. The bids must IN
cIude all excavations and back tillhR, auo
all the material CseG in the CONSTRUCTOR 0
tho sewer and be accompanied Win Tue usua
bond with security. law
The work must 6e completed In ten day
after the signing Of the contract, o..
All bids must b5 endorsed; Proposals 10
sewer across Madison street, along the norsi
side Of the F., W. II B, X. II. .-.
The committee reserve the rght 10 relec
any or all bids. hh" - :, nE ihit jc,ta1,-
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Daily Republican., 1882-10-07

THERE IS beginning to be feeling
manifested that the Democrats have
gone a little too far in their abuse OF
Mr.. Harrington, chairman Of the State
Central Committee. The abuse show
cred upon him is in strong contrast with
his meek forbearance. A little more
abuse will make him one OF the most
popular men in the State.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-07
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body entItl ed to them on receipt Of instruc-
tions how to send. Boy now. Everyone
caa have tickets before Christmas. II they
commence as once to use the Soap. Buy
more than y on need for Inn' d1ale
use, rs tho Soap Improves by age.
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Daily Republican., 1882-10-07

m Largest circulation OF
any paper in Delaware. We
court an investigation from
the public e@ll
Daily Republican., 1882-10-07
REPRESENTATIVES.

REPRESEN EAIlN Els.
RoRERr j. HANDY, Brandywine.
WILLIAM CANBY, Wilmington.
r. LEWIS Armstrong, Christana'
TuFopoRE f. CLARK, Red Lion.
Holm PILLING, White Clay Greek.
ALFRED G. Cox, St. Georges.
!. MOODY boutwell,, Appoquintm1nK
Daily Republican., 1882-10-07

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And the only
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ma MAN 4 inmate hnaUST Wonders, ! 3 .s,sG sns
the the Immediate eye Of B''D'
who proclaims this j
1.-THE GROWING TRITEI RTE.
AHN HIS BUSY LIFE
| AT 9 A, M3erT
GEoRGE0V5ss ssTFRET FESTT =
pen,oto with melody and n
"eliips elclipsing Surprises s.ta1 ta1I 1,sil Al
| upon by m0F'Al -
Luxurious for 10000 people
ADMISSION THE IS sAMRo7Sl AsMRoSl
ORDINARY 0n
| To avoid the crowds at y ~ !,
tho grounds, Choice c eossfPsiiSif sfsiSs
can Gan bo obtained at UnSIEt Market
Cigar store, 9th and !i.St Ss,dysni
line the day at a slign'
FREE TrOKErs CIV. =,
| Admission, 80 cents oRssl
Years Of age, % Genus
I25 cents extra. n
IChester, Saturday I,,'
Daily Republican., 1882-10-07
LEVY COURT.

HENRY WHITEMAN, Mill Creek.
] FRANK REYBoLD, Red Lion.
VIM. j. STROUD, White Clay Greek.
JOSEPH CLEAvER, st. Georges.
D.B. MALoNEY, Appoquinimink.
WILLIAM H. MONEY, BlaGkbird.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-07
DfGISTER'5 ORDER

DfGISTER'S ORDER.
II REaIsTRR's OFPIOB,
New CASTLE COUNTY, DEL, Dot. 4, lss2.
Upon the application of Lizzie J. Lyman,
Executrlx of George T. Lyman, late OF
Christians Hundred, In said county. decd,
1t is ordered and directed by the Register
that the executriX aforesaid give notice ofth
granting of Lettsrs Parliamentary upon the
estate of deceased, with the date Of granting
! thereof, by causing advertisements to be post
cd within forty dayB from the date Of such
Letters in six Of the most public places OF the
county Of New Castle, requiring all persons
having demands against the estatet0 present
the same or abide by an Act Of Assembly In
such case made and provided; and also cause
the same to be inserted within the same perl
cd in the Daily REPUBLICAN,, Q newspaper
published in Wilmington and to be continued
tn erein three weeks, te-o-d.)
~, Given under the hand and Seal
)I (of office Of the Register aforesaid at
| LIS wilmington in New Castle county,
~ aforesaid, the day and year above
written. 3. o BlGGS, Register.
NoTIoE.-All persons having claims against
the estate Of the deceased must present the
same duly attested to the Executrix, on OF
before the Ath day Of October, 1888, or abide
the Act Of Assembly In such case made and
provided. LIZZIEJ. LYMAN,
Executrix.
Address, -Oentreville, Del.