Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-12-27

FROM what gather on this point this eass Of
seli-shcriilcing patriots will not De given the
i,fat call on the prizes 70 be distrihuted. 1t is
nouDuul whether they will be called az all, and
y II certain that there IL Il growing feeliug
mat The country cRn struggle through anutfler
louf years without their services. Ihe man
VINO depends on his old commission Tor ap-
pplntlneut after March next Is Ike the man
VINO built his house on tho sand by tho sen
shore. The next administration is expec ed TO
glNeyoung men u chance, and not to gather uD
tlle harnncles that dropped from the @. .. i.
Wheh pushed into the dry dock. II the old vet
rrltn Office h0liiets could hear tho opinions of
senators and representatives on their ''cheek
ana gHll' IN pushing themselves forward they
M0aiu not ieol assured that any great concern
ls telt among the men who will control appoint
nehts, touching their yinlication.n Young
ineh nnd vigorous old men, who have never
been rewarded for years Of labUfin the Repub-
ngen iia yineyard, need ioel no alarm over the
plelenfons claims Of the old professionals who
nave leasted so long al the national table.
COY. WILSON'S DEsIALs.
CHARLEsTON, w. VA, Dec 2O--The reuOrt
ihat GoE- Wilson hns made the assertion that
hr would give certificates Of election To all
lieinocralic S0ngressmqn from this state is
in'sn, GOV Wilson says. lie also says there Is
no run eitner IN the report that he had
ordered tho militia TO be ready 10 be called
Wl at any moment. Gov. Wilson says he has
Issued no certificates To amy Congressman nor
VIII hu until he can DO SO In accordance with
TIE law governing the election Of
Congressman. he rumor that he had ordered
Inc militia TO bp ready for an emor-
kHnty 1toso ilnnn the faet that Addiction Wood
hoithoi all militia companies to meet in their
respective places Of rendezvous for inspections
80 that he could make his report to the ieesli-
llre next month, and alsu 70 tho Secretary Of
Mara al Washington. he governor says that
when he is ready 10 issue certificates he will
do 80, but he does not want or need any militia
10 back him In Ills duty.
nov "PfOArgRsn WERB BorGHr.
INpIANAPntis, Dec. 2l.--Thore were some
very Interesting developments in lie grand
Jury Investigation into the election frauds to-
day and, il properly followed up, the Repnhli-
can corruption fund Will be traced from the
committees rooms In this city to the various
cUuntlesof the state md through them into the
hande Oi the mon whp ppddled the money on
election day. II appears thai the committees
sent the money OIt by draft 20 the county
committees, and ono instance of this kind was
developed and it's SAID Do be a type OF all the
transactipns in this line.
Some day before tne election the committee
received reports from the county chairinen re-
Earding the ilonting vote of each county, and
deliberate steps Mnt9 taken TO get them into
blocks OF iivp,' as recommended IN the Dudley
letter. l'hH sum necessary TO control this ele-
mcnl in Madison county WITS reckOned at 900
nnd draft for that amount was sent to u we'll
known party worker and was cashed by bank
In Anderson.
The money thns 0htaincd was sent TO three
townships and on the day preceding the cleo
tlon d messenger was sent hero and secured
t3nmore. The three townships in which the
money was used Increased their vote largely
over 1881 and the polls CLOSED showing some 400
gain for tho RepuhlicanA in the county and
this gain was made ia the face of the fact that
the democrats made gains IN four iownships
Tho name Of the bank which Gashed the
check and OF the messenger vino came here
and received $500 were given 10 tho district
attorney to-day and the ufcet3 uf the bunk
will be summoned here 10 testify regarding
tle transaction.
wASAMAEER TO GO INTO Tue CABINET.
INDIANAPOLIS, Dec. 2l.--John Wanamaker
viii ne member OF tho new cabinet. Ba
has not bsap formally noiihed OF his ~
paintmeut, but he KNOWS that portfolio
will be tendeted TO him ut the proper time
and the Preslieat.eleet knows that Wana
maker will accept. He will be either Score
tary OF the Interior or postmaster general
opAY AND HABRIsoE.
| WASHINGTON, ID 5c. Ex-senator Quay was
| ft the capitol for several hours to day,
Senators oi the Rspu5laau side OF the
chamber ayailed themselves OF tho oppor-
tunity to interview him. He was retlceDt,
as usual, except where there was occasion
TO be otherwise. II was not the senator's
plan when he left 10 return to Washington,
| but, having taken the eouthern route back,
he came through. He still intends to 20 TO
/ belVbr WIN ms lhMliy iOL tHo huIiu@ys .,
| He speaks In tho most favorable terms OF
General Harrison, Lnd anticipates none Of
| the difficulties from politieo'p personal
| standpoint Whlcn have been prophesied
| begause the President. elect does not slop
/ over and rush as some other statesmen who
| were candidates would have dono had they
| been In General Hlfrison's place at this
| juncture. The hrevity OF the visit has been
lncomprehensinle TO this class, hut to the
| thinking, acting men OF the party it Ia
understood that no time was lost In useless
| rhraging, Senator Q1Ry went there for
| business and business 1t was, and when ne
| got through he came away.
He said Tonight: x may not see General
Harrison again until his Inauguration
| This declaration Iuey be taken as s'gniii-
1 cant, Il he were anxious about the result
| hg would be evidently anxious 10 renew the
| eunYereatian In another meeting. The
spnators cheerful spirit Is another indica-
| non that he is not worried. AS he always
| has his pians made beforehand, No stated
| Ria posiiion and Wishes teTsaly, and re-
ceiysd an answer TO the point. Senator
puay said tonight, with decided emphasis:
II am for Mr. Wanainaker, and no one else,
from Pennsylvania"
corr SAYS HE IS GOVERNOR.
WASHINGTON, Dae. 2i.--Ganeral Nathan
COZ left for Wes. Virginia to night, to be
absent during the holidays. He said: my
election as governor ia conceded ese by BY the ,a
Democrats, us ! am informed that they IN.
| tend 10 contest my election. Now there
must be au election II they propose a CON
test. II they should sueeeed 5, It wiil @,,ti 6s Sy
fraud, as gas elected without q doubt.
| Onr Inauguration will take place on the
same DAY that President elect Harrison will
be inauGurated. Tho Legislature ls claimed
By the Democrats by one majority. 10 that
numb sr thsra srs two Labor men. am in-
| formed that nne OF them will cooperate
Win the Republicans. think there VII
be no occasion for anxiety as 10 tne niti-
mate result. Yes, / shilli be candidate for
the United Stares Senate. Gu: legislature
meets early nexr month. shall he 4 theIS 9
and we shall SOC wnat can be done towatos
breaSlne up the soild s3utn.. M friends
sre active and am very confident Of sue
cess"
pi,agreenlcnt on the Third Trial.
ytYcpSses, ISp., Dec. 22.--The notSd
starch works case of j. A. Cunningham, e..
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