Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1888-08-14
NO END OF POLITICS.
sir. Ware is Out OF the Race, But Mr..
FrfF DouahOe Is In. ID.

approaches, the factlondi lines are Defom-s
ing more aud more drawn and the candi-
dates are blossoming
up TO within few days the only can
didate who had appeared represented the
Salisbury faction, but yesterday after
noon a well authenticated rumor was cir
culated that the Wolcott slate would be
John p. Donahoe for senator and James
w Ware for representative. "A reporter
of the EVENING JOURNAL met Mr.. Ware
to-day and asked him, if he was q candi-
date for the House Of Representatives.
Mr.. Ware replied: NO / am not a can
didate" 'istf
But win you run for the Office if your
friends DESIRE, asked the reporter. e
He repliedi No; liprefer not torun
Some of my friends wanted me 10 run for
senator, and had about concluded to do
so, but circumstances occurred that led
me 70 drop it," ,..,.-. ...-.
'tMr Donahoe is to be a candidate for
senator, IS he notg asked the reporter.
"Yes, replied Mr. Ware; che came to
me yesterday and told me that he would
not like to- antagonize me- and l told him
/ he wonld not. and he then S aid he was
going to runiand was candidate with
out any ifs.or bpts iusr e.4aI.f a.
HThen 4 can say for yon positively, Mr.,
Ware. asked the reporter that you
win not be a candidate for the House,
POSITIVELY. sir, replied Mr. Ware
"Under no circumstances whatever,
persisted, the reporter, will you be a
candidateg'
"Noinol don't say that = said the OK
Representatives and in a milder tone, as he
smiled: There might be circumstances
that.would make mea candidates have
been asked by several parties, and have
told them I,,did not believe II could az
ford it,n npH HnNl aI0a
Wares authoritative announcements of
Mr. ponahQes candidacy places three
candidates III thafeld Tor State senator,
4 Donahpe, as tine candidate of-the WQlcoti
forces and Mulin and Quinn leading
separate hosts Of the salisbury FORCES
That DQnehac isa strong candidate for
his faction is doubted. 80 it is said, BY
many Of the strongest adherepts OF Mr.
Wolcot They say That one way TO oh
tain local option is to, demonstrate that
/, 'the saloon in local politics, has enough
finfuence TO send nreofi rs Representatives
to Dover Session after session it hat
been with difficulty that. the Saulshur,
party leaders in Kent have prevented th,
) passage Of Temperatures laws and the,
q threaten now to keep hands off shoub
= the Democrats of WILMINGTON decide q
D send to Dover a senator so diamctrieail,
2 opposed TO them The Salisbury part,
leaders IN Kent also say that aside iron
ohall other considerations they would b
: utterly unable to control the members o
. the legislature in temperance Legislation
If sitting III the hall from the metropoli
of the state was a representative q
z LIQUOR interests The other wholesal
Q liquor nieh az The city therefore coul
y not give their support to Mr.. Donalfot
! but viii divide it between he.other can
: didates, recognizing how fatal It woul
!, be to their interests It Is also elaine
+ against Donahoe that the saiiie eloner
! that tinted in defeating John j. Dough
il erty viii do much to defeat him -
The salisbury forces are divided uii
are almost rs far apart NJ present as III
factions themselves This is due to CHI
L didacy.a Mr. Quinn friends claim ths
i the candidacy Of Mr.. Dunahoe is the be.
l thing that could have happened % hi
J. as il will cut Mullins support IN twa
g and not injure Quinn e single vot
n Thew also elaine for him i,5l
p votes, nunber sufficient
1. nominate him Mr. Quinn is certainl
g strongly backed He has the mcmbe
'e of the County Executive Commute
n nearly all his colleagues in City Counci
IS and a number Of city officials He w
le obtain a great proportion Of the votes
e the First. Second. Fourth, Eighth "a
a. Tenth wards.
le The support for Mullin comes main
1t from societies in which he has made hii
As self very popular by his pleasant ma
ners and intelligence From present a
pearances on the surface of tho field Il
main fight is between Qninn and Donaho
with MulHn third.
For the house there Is as great dear
Of candidates asithey are numerous t
Is the Senatorial chamber. Pho only pers
III who has thus far appeared is Mr.. Bate
own candidate Willard Hall Porterg .
a., deputy Judge that is not, There q
". likely to be some hot days before Augu
n is over and from present appearance
H. Mr. Porters ambitions viii be withert
at and another candidate'will appear. ALI
Il, i'Speakman has been prominently meptie
ot ed as a candidate FOR the House. J
so strongth is undwbtedJEn those 6rgi
as him claim that better member COZ
IN, not be secured and that there should
er n business man in the House. Geol
n Mckee has also been mentioned, but
e. positively declines toruu