Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-03-09
RroiSpn Democratic trerHf ICES.

.lill
ot,,arurr, though it has been la session
,r weeks AMI has or should have oui y
,hont two week more 10 run when the
.,u,th Of other legislative sessions are
,,l;ru into consideration. We do not
.,y none Of ,hc promises will be- redeem
ID vet. but it is noticed they are kept
,ordrriully in the back ground, and
,bat bills with partisan advantages for
Mo Democratic party are allowed to take
their places.
We have nor forgotten with what a
/ g.nrish Of Irumprts the resolution pro
,iJiur ju,t and increased representation
"a an equitable basis were received both
N,fh Democratic press and by Demo-
ri,nraturs. We told the people that
Nh. Democracy was not sincere, and
.ing had thirty wears lease Of power
tine State without making any
nNrnrn' 'orariI giving the people
isrH,nd representation IN That time,
lr premises TOW were all hollow and
r,rtNr. But press and orators with
n. accord SAID ".Jnst give the Demo
AT. q chance now and see what we
| Gido." "" have been too busy in the
| r.> with other things. We had to
raise money to keep the Young men of
N, S'afc from going into the army to
| b. ,im down and since the war we
lave been busy raising more money by
ANIL! ,Ar business Of the State to Day
irh,drht thus created. In fact this |
.ucJ var upset things in general and
rarrl much hard feeling and amino
ties amongst the people. These feel |
mg, bad to calm down and these ami
mmI'l'> had =" Il" ont. Happily there
u 'ylrr uf tNrIu lei, any more. We
u 4 r"opr Uuw bound and held to
'lr, lay a common bond of interest
uW r what "" will do. Give the
|uDD@acy another chance. They new
. before endorsed equal representa-
nor aDd havirg done so now they
meat H. yes 'l!"y mean il, and they
Vt. stick TO il, yes they will stick to it,
\ hnlr shade Of r.nlu"sS comes over
4, Wr.u W iEiuk of the overthrow OF
%" }nuihtul and enthusiastic Bates,
Inn.l hImSrf. but effected not to know |
oN his party vas dishonest III its
|rrda and II '"r meant /" carry ont
|tr promised reforms he was SO rnthu-
|,asIlcaIly advocating. From Brandy
NHcio 'a'slmor", hc e uqurnt voice of
J.. Bates was heard in its plea for
nat representa- ron. Listening crowds :
ug upon his "l"qnencc, and applau.
'I"d his Sp"c"hrS, bnt the old leaders
b. The party chucklrd in their sleeves
a0d as they rotcd each other in thu
rtS exclaimed, grecnhorI. The
IhmocratN were SucccsSful, Mr.. Bate,
VI" champion oi equal representation is t
rtctcd. |
III" willy leaders ~ II compliment
ohia ability and high character placed
an in III" speakers chair He could |
less III 'hal position for reform thar
d eft upon the floor Of he House This
.ls lh. first spider strand wovrnaround
r uu~u,rr"tinp fly, Mr.. Bates wa I
rUrud but he knew il not The :
song effort he made for equal rep
-ulIa'u'r and its ir'ilr clrrr j. we'll !
0~G. There viii be no bin lunking ,
Nard, equal representation PASSED by
In r-us,a,ur". II wa, never intended ,
o there .huuld hr. one Of an en- "A
'} different character is mootrd, ,
y II t. not what III" people demanded Il
m1 What tIry wanted. .
But how about til" orlirr reforms !
"nl.,d" Not even the Judiciary re- I,
In '..I las taken definite shape. The
.'"mn promised in the public school St
'N"m where are they? Echo, answers -
'AT" RIB" On y effort made TO improve
,' rIl"uIs for the culOrcd children of v
'' state has been met with the deter Il
lUrl opposition Of the main organ OF 4
j" party, the owner and editor Of il II
'N.r senator salisbury. No reform 5;
I'"'Irr has yet been passed to aid the y
'"'' schools If the State. We re- i,
'I"r, MAT mo- :. single reform pruni.. Il
" '} 'h" Democrats, AT lLcir State i
"N"n'l"n, has been pushed to Il sue =,
'>''''' issue. The promises are broken r,
'"0 II" riurlnS have dwindlcd away
"' ''l'lgniiirancc scarcely pcrccptible ',
" 'h" p,Ar" TT the reform measures >,
'"''i'" are police commissions and Il
'""T commissions. the making Of elec- Il
wa "i"llr'S ana provinlng places for !,
Nhrd"i Democratic Office holders O
'0l farewell reforms. +,
'HE ASIn'EY REVIEW for March is ii
I"' "''i table BRIGHT and smiling as
We" Mr. Frederic II. Robinson's poe q,
' ''''d''" 10 Ia" memory Of Washing a
''' lHInSpird 10y no inferior poetic "
''"' We miss from il sparkling !,
'"' rom the ,ltorS assistants, but "
.'@ ore appropriately substituted with n
'"'''H I'll articles and addresses con- N
'''" "i' Hclrrlg III" 'i"~ that bind "A !,
"'''f "''' r""l !" together. n
~. NErh, Esq, is II bigger man :!
"" '""r@" /; Bates, Esq. MIR. ),
''''." "" hilI providing tor unequal rep "
'"'"'''h Is m"r" popular than Mr.. n
"''' al. '"" .r.pl representation. Mr.. Il
'""' understand, ii" Democratic "
W. ID triv"I n,,ch h,ttcr than Mr.. :.