Daily Republican., 1884-09-16
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ton ot fhe electors and candidate for
congress me Democrats nave CON-
pieted Their ticket so far as new Castle
Ccunty ~ concerned. lti is known IN
advance VINO VIII DE nominated Tor
congress, ana the same practlcsliy may
De SAID Oh tue single eiector VINO Will
Isii 10 New castle, 30 mat there Is real
~ no DIVISION OF sentiment amongst
Democrats. nor not enough animation
amongst them to stir them into even
moderate actlvlty Inc ring did its
work we'll Hardly ever ala polit- cal
machinery gnue along smoother. All
democrats mad TO 10 was 70 Walk up TO
the polls and vote as the ring demand
cd. NO protest was made, no declara-
noh OF principles Is sou Iorth.
Inc mandate had gone iorth that the
candidates. OF the ring were to be put
through, ana the ahherents OF the party
put them through. Inc ring bosses
knew what the sentiments ofali candi
oates Tor the Legislature were In regard
TO the proposed constitutional amend
ment and that was enough. What
right have the rank and file OF the party
10 have ideas on Government? 1t is
thelr duty TO do the voting as they are
told to vote without kicking and without
grumbhng.
That they did so on Saturday is evil
dent. Those who were members of the
last Legislature were TO be sent back IL
they were candidates They voted for
the constitutional amendment on the
question Of increased representation,
and they could be trusted to do 30
again. Mr.. Barlow, OF Brandywine,
voted while in the Legislature to make
the Acknowledgement of 10000 citizens
OF New Castle County perpetual, and
the faithful workers for the bosses,
eager to place Themselves upon record
in favor Of theic own inferiority and
disfranchisemeIt went TO the polls
virtually sayiLg well done, good and
faithful Barlow, we will send you back
to the Legislature to complete the work
of Acknowledgement so well begun.
The Democrats of st. Georges have,
by their votes, said the same thing to
Mr.. Comegys.
The support given 10 these two gen.
tlemen, both mem beers of the late Legis-
lature, both voting to disfranchise them
selves and their constituents. isindica-
tive Of the opinions held by the new
candidates nominated. Nobody sun.
poses for an instant that Mr.. McWhor.
ter, nominated for the Senate from this
city, and Mr.. Moore, nominated for the
House Representatives from this city
would have been permitted to have a
clean walk-over had their positions or
the amendment been clearly defined
and for the same reason il ia not nrob
able that any other nomination for this
Legislature has been made not in per
feet obedience and subject to the will n
the ring BOSSES
The vote in tlis ritv on the Low,
Court nomination shows that tn. RIM
is strongly intrenched in power tn,
vote for Hickman il n vote for narti
san administration Of the affairs If m,
county and an increase Of doh, tho, m,
real estate owners Of the county vii
have to nav IL is ro., for ,I,a 49,,
to saw whether Ills RING il ~ trinnn =,
mr. not at the no,,s II 10 Gov .ha -
of New Caa,la C,p,,+,, ~ CO.., 49,
their disfrancbis, ,neTt j. to h, ,na1
nerpetnaI If tbe neon,a of Nav w.,
tle Conntv o,+sidaof wiI,;n,,.or l.,
Iieve thai az 00o ci.;2ens Of The INV,
d;.,r;ots sbo,,i,, o,1,, ~. t,,,o So.
whiIs "a mo in Kan UNITY ar., r., b =,
Sour tbev will 90 =, ,la r1I,, oaa ,'',,
tor the soi.Iatfyo n.rndora,;o 80
settied at the dic,,,inn Of ,ho honao
and ,bav ca, ta',-,.,II ,ta,, 80. ~ 30,
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