Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1888-11-05

DO the result Of scheme to sacrifice the
lead Of the Democratic ticket:
REPUBLICAN TICKET.
Electors of President and Vice President.
HENRY DUPONT.
JOSEPH r. WHITAKER,
JOSHUA H. MARVEL.
Representative in Congress,
CHARLES II. TREAT.
Senator in the General Assembly,
DANIEL r. RIDGELY.
in the General Assembly,
WILLIAM T. HUTsON,
FRANKLIN TEMPLE,
OWEN II. NICKERsON,
SAMUEL ARMSTRONG,
JONI HEYD,
ALBERT HARRINGTON,
john d. BIcKEL
Sheriff,
J. Colby SMITH.
Coroner,
JoHN b. JACOBS.
Levy Court Commissioners,
JOIN p HUDSON,
For Duck Greek hundred
JoHN B. WHARTON,
TOT Ehsl DoNeI nuuuTtu5
CALEB JACKSON,
For North Murderl5ill hundred;
SAMUEL b. COOPER,
For South Murderkill hundred:
BEEIAH THARP,
For Mispillion hundred.
"The reason why those tickets were
printed is, that certain honest and we'll
meaning Republicans have become salts
fed that the Saulsburys have entered
into bargain with the Republicans
whereby If they (the Saulsburys) will de-
liver enough Democratic votes to elect
the Republican candidates for the Legis-
lature. they, in turn, will vote for the
reelection of the Hon Eli salisbury for
a fourth term in the United States Sen
ate. These honest and well-meaning
Republicans do not propose to allow
themselves to be used as mere chattels
Of Henry w. Cannon, and his colored
cohorts, to ratify any such a corrupt and
nefarious bargain, and have signitied
their determination to vote the legisla-
tive branch of the Democratic ticket.
Some have gone so far as to say that they
will even vote the Levy Court branch of
our ticket, to show to the Republican
leaders and the Saulsburys that they are
not their masters.
'sThese two last named tickets were
printed by James Kirk & Son. at the in
stance of private individuals, to be used
and circulated exclusively among indie
pendent and intelligent white Republi
cans, who hold the right Of suffrage to b,
too sacred to be subject of traffic by
mere trading politicians, who look upon
~, .srIfaL Nl.a r.la
plays only for the emoluments Of office
The Saulsburys and the Republican,
failed to cover up the little scheme be
cause they admit in the DelawRrean sup
plement that these tickets were foun,
in the hands Of Republican just wher
they were intended TO be used for TIL
purpose Of helping to elect that part 0
the Democratic ticket which the Repub
licans and the Saulsburys have entere'
into a combination to defeat.
''These tickets the Democratic Count
Central Committee knows nothing Of. nc
has any of its members had anything t
do with them. We have investigate
the matter and find the tickets leferre
TO were gotten up solely for the use q
| Republicans who are determined not [
vote the Salisbury Republican combini
tion ticket printed elsewhere in this eli
cular And while this committee di
claims any responsibility for the issuin
of this ticket. yet il sees no impropriet
in any individual issuing and circulating
upon his own responsibility such ticket
among Republicans who may choose {
vote them What is the difference b.
tween this method Of securing votes fro
the opposite party and the use of stickel
to accomplish the same2
'sWhile the Saulsburys profess to be
much shocked at the efforts of Dem
Gratis to secure the votes of honest al
well meaning white Republicans for thi
part of the Democratic ticket. whiG
they, the Saulsburys, are trying
slaughter; yet behold the kind Of
ticket which the Saulsburys propose
vote and to badger Democrats into votil
on the day of election. Here it is:
REPUBLICAN TICKET.
J Electors for President and Vice Presider
CALEB p. JOHNSON,
ROBERT HILL,
WILLIAM 7. RECORDS.
For Representative in Congress,
JoHN B. PENNINGTON.
Senator,
ALDEN B. RICHARDSON.
Representatives,
!, JOHN II. HoFFEcKER,
JAMES RICHARDSON,
: DAVID S. CLARK.
ROBERT A. DAVIS,
WILLIAM f. DAVIS,
JOHN T. MAsTEN.
GARRETT L. HYNs0N.
/. Sheriff,