Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-11-15
I'm SUSSEX.

How the Papers There Conn
nient Upon the Result i'm This
state.
Milford News, Rep.
Samson bound, pulled down the temple
and in his heroic death killed 10000 of
his enemies. Eli Salisbury is political
Samson in Delaware.
TREAT FOR SENATOR.
Breskwster Light, Ind.
Charles q. Treat will be Sussex county's
choice for the next United States senator.
And don't you forget it.
TREAT DESERVES THE CREDIT.
Sussex journal, Dem.
Charles Il. Treat, ESQ.,, Is the man of
the Republican party In this State who
saw the opportunity for Republican sue
cess, owing to the bitter fight among
Democrats in Kent, and the effect Of that
ngnL III 5uhseA.
He seized the opportunity and aroused
his party to an aggressive campaign in
this county, leaving the Democrats in
Kent to work out Republican success
there.
He has, therefore, greater claims upon
his party for seat in the United States
Senate than any other man in the State.
BAD walls OF DESPAIR.
Sussex journal, Dem
The strife among Democrats in Kent
and plenty Of Republican Doodle in
Sussex have defeated the Democratic
tickets In both of theHe counties.
Treschery in our ranks, over confidence
in our leaders, and more Republican
Doodle than the party could use to cor
fupt our people OF the polls have brought
upon us disgraoeful defeat.
Will the Democratic party Of this
State forget personal animosities and at
once prepare for united action in the con.
test that awaits us in 1892 II so we may
achieve Democratic victory then, other
| wise we shall remain out OF power till all
political hatred in our party is whipped
out of it.
HOPE FOR THE FUTURE.
Delaware Democrat, Dem,
/ Democracy may be defeated but 1t Ii
not dead The rule or ruin policy Of Ger.
tain men will not be tolerated any Longer
by the Democratic party of Delaware
The Diamond State is Democratic and
Sussex will redeem herself in 80. Lei
the true Democrats of Kent remember
their duty.
LooE OUT FOE IT.
otesss Herald, lad.
We have reserved our election thunder
for next week.
MONEY DID IT.
LGurel GaEstte, Dam.
In capturing Sussex county the Repub'
licaps did thing which was considered
. -. "a
OF on arduous and well managed cam.
peigu on the part Of Messrs. Charles H.
Treat and j. r. Bacon, with the assistance
Of money, (for they evidently bled the
national committee of all they could,
and there being il this county certain
class of voters who can be bought by the
highest bidder, which linked with the
negroes, who would almost vote the
ticket for the honor of walking to the
polls arm in arm with white mon, the
Republican majority 10 easily accounted
for. But they have won g fight which il
void Of many donors, az they osnnct hole
il without having mint planted neal
Georgetown.
Kent county also turned complet.
summerset, and is now found in the Re
publican ranks. But this was not unex
pected, rs we all knew John F. Salisbury
would play sad havoc with the party, aut
he did it by going to the polls and work
ing for the Republicans. The Saulsbuf,
faction, however, is not the only ones Il
blame or censure for had not the Vol
colt faction Tammed the dastardly uni
rule ticket down the throRts there woult
not bave been any dissatisfaction. Mr.
Quay recognized this dissatisfaction ami
took advantage OF it by sending money
there to help the Republicans and thei
friends. Sussex county was flooded will
tho balance, and you know the result
But this is no excuse for Uncle Eli
frianda to betray their party and give thu
Republicans the supremacy.