Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-11-01

The GAzRrTE has been favored by q
Wilmington manufacturer, who 10 mol
frying out any fat for the causs of highly
taxed raw materials this year, with copies
of Quay's and Fosters latest appeal for
more campaign funds. The reading
public Is already familiar with this ap-
peal. There are seven papers in all in
the collection, besides return envelope
addressed to "Gensral william W. Dud-
ley ds hethe Commissioner Dudley who
was so conspicuous In frying The fat out
of the widows and orphans OF Ohio and
Indiana soldiers four years ago p Five
Of these are subscription papers, wherein
Chairman Quay sets forth that ''ths Re
publican national COMMITTEES is in need of
money, and needs IL ao,O," (the italioa are
Mr. Qusy's own.) In the sixth paper
Chairman Qaay notifies the Hon.
James P. Foster that Eve want
money badly, and we want it
immediately" and requests that the
accompanying sppeal be sent out at once.
Ia the seventh paper, the Hon. James P.
Foster imprssses upon the recipient that
"the Republican National Committee
needs money, and needs II at once, !" that
there is nc time for delay, and we rely
on your hearty cooperation" and I'm.
plores him to 'set our Republican friends
at work ct once to secure subscriptions
lsrge or small" He also Gays that "the
accompanying appeal ircm Heporabls NJ.
9. Qusy, chairman Of the Republican
National Committee, speaks for itself !" a
point upon which EVERY EvENme'A
readers will be inclined TO agree with the
ehsmplcn fat fryer OF those favored
manufacturers Of Pennsylvania who are
more highly protected than anybody elsa
and who make large fortunes every year
when times are prosperous, (but vho>
practically give nothing toward the main
tenanes Of tho sscendancy Of the Repub.
lican party
In pleasing contrast with this frantic
appeal to the selfshness OF such manu-
facturers as are still capable of being,
sincerely or insincerely, csjolsd or dra.
gooned into supporting the vRoillating
course of q party that, Judged by lis plat.
forms md It's deeds, doesn't know from
one month TO another where II stands on
the tariff issue, we print the following
expression of the voice Of the working.
men, clipped from to-day's Philadelphia
Record:
Inclosed please find $50 for the Peoples
Treasury, TO aid In the reelection Of an
honest man and the triumph Of tariff re.
form. This is the contribution OF 80 work.
ingmen Of Wilmington. Del who have read
the Presidents message his letter OK accept.
auce and the Mills bill, aud End In them
the marks OF pure, unselfsh statesmanship
We cannot see how free raw material and
ohe9pened necessarles of life can fail tc
henett the worktngman. We have heard
the free trade cry, and the ''under which
nag" racket, and consider them on a psl
with the predictions OF our opponents Ii
1854. The false prophets OF 'si will prove
the false prophets of 'S5. We, therefore
cheerfully add our mite to deiray the legiti
mate expenses of the campaign, ieelinl
confident that the wcrklpgmen of til,
country will best advance their interests b,
re elsctinR Grover Cleveland to the officl
which he has filed with wisdom. honesty
and 13aiiS, lHfhTT W6ss isaNES.