Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-01-08


shus honored was actively Instrumental
In furthering some good measures and In
siAughtering one or two bad ones which
came mp in the last session OF the General
Assembly, ana ne possesses the apihty 70
see' rs the old phrase goes, ABOUT a. iur
lnso . mil stone As the next one.
rhe hshiopiAn VINO may DO concealed
IN any lesisianve WOOD phe must
10 Oh d'miuu"Ve dimensions inueed " ne
escapes tne challenging scrutiny Oh
speaker 0omegys' ne lmr' oomegys, MOI
tne n'mop'An) is Also unoerStooo W 10
heAf'iiy III aoooso Win 'ne hpsrAi anu
progressive eiemens Oh ms parry We
peiieVe he Will MAKE m sD'e pfssioins
Omcei ana can see no sooo reason WY ne
shOula NOT nave ,eOeiveo me uni'eo sup
po.' VI 'ne Ne" o"sAe nenpsis'
As " 'ne e.e0Aon y, MI "om0sye' VI
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wv '~Ao AnuV. s'VOA ~ eu0n AZ iues'
the members OF the Legislature and the
people whom they represent comprehend
700 wen the great intereste and potentai
tiles bound up in this measure TO permit
,.., an.
ne e"ooOnn VI i@iAuhe W ninko uPon the
favor or disappro baton Of any one man.
Ara avian % NJ s.r,.hrxx Ia ho,h ,ha
ns ~. A1''D' AA1 'o'n .o
rutIl a n n0n dAfa
ma tasl satisfied that ba won,a hao,t.,a,n
w .ee- Ae "outu neHi'A'o"
venture upon such suicidal bresoh Of
| n.rtv faith
f'
But there sh0uld be no reason to
borrow trouble on this score. Mr.. sAuls-
- -,.., .-,- Il,
pury stAnos oommitteo 70 SUSTAIN the
riQhts Of New Castle county a. zealously
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~ even mr. OomeRys himseH' upon the
afternoon Of Friday, January 18th, 1883,
NJ o.,,,.,,.. 100000. 49,.
"'' SAuiesuiy 'o'y 9""fseouniJ pioukns
to the attention Of an RvRRY RvRHISo
.an~asa,,..,,a .,a ,rxn;shaa him ,or
REPRESENTATIVE ~" Au'hionou nin' Aoi
transmission 10 bis own paper, an advance
rroo, a,,n NJ tho ,oiiow,ro odt,or,.l
PRIV. siAP v. 'no 'oA""k e"A'oA.
which was printed in the DeldpdredN Of
1 a
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SUISSE "a Was ao,zLS snowinR tnat Nsw Sa Wv
oa09 ny WIZ. wy S nioie sisn ny tn - W
81 Men. aap SUISSE y y susn DeIs tne iacs,
. in Kant or snsas. canal h. two in Nav 0astI
"a or for us in the lower counties to say that
a LAKES LAKE, ewS Mew oas'ie olIizenS 70 equal one
;. For long time the legislators of the Sta
W nave Deen caled upon 70 fignI wnat y clear
70 yailinre The present Leeislature' howeye
n. was elected knowing that the platform viii,
p UsTtS Of DELAWARE declared that New CAST 3,
n. county ought and would receive increas
~ sasaa II vas ,bsrosoga iIlv nSda ,sto,
q by the nominees, when they accepted plac
upon Ine uchets o. sne se y, cGunnes, IN
no their hands, and that the State convent
Il, mad pledged tne party 70 grant inc Toas
"a. II is fully understood BY the members Of !
N General Assembly that the granting OF
~ Il expected Of them. and We are led to belle
I'M having heard the views of number
~, mtbat tSe & ndno viii he tIi IS capy
~ out and that exact justice will be done
oasnt 10 Dn a enis anp ~ la nS.sr
a. and that the right which New Castle coul
In has tof 80 long Time asked 70 ,o pc s sccort
nized and granted.
We can understand the position
The those who opposed Mr.. Salisbury
as caucus. We can understand, assumii
% as they seem to have done, that
ina Salisbury was the implaoable foe Of
led representation amendment, how his
lite pouents took the position that he, 4
ne, not they, had injected this question /
ter the contest; how the mere appeArA
ng, OF Mr.. Salisbury as . candid
mp, was regarded by them as
at attack upon this amendment, and
ice naturally, therefore, its friends rail-
rec around Mr.. Comegys, who took the n
ilso active part in getting the Amsndm
Ate, through the last Legislature. We
'S4. understand, assuming these things, Y
EN-, we'll why the majority Of the member
oyd the present House should feel thA'
and was vitality important not to II
N u the fate Of this amendment
'rly the hands Of 3 hostile speaker, ,
'wn might have the power to bury It In
7ers adverse committee beyond the chance
Bio . resurrection. Looking al the sub
the from this point Of view we should reg
uly. the action Of the friends Of the anne
the ment as eminently wise and proper
nte- the beat policy they could pursue
who we do NOS think they have jeopardI
the measure In any way by so doing,
on the contrary, they have materi
'0A strengthened their position.
~, But we must also assume that Il
'ion members had not read the very exp
iouf and emphatic dslivsrance Of Mr.. Sa
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