Daily Republican., 1888-11-12
CHANGE.
WHO WILL BE THE UNITED
STATES SENATOR
The End sf tho BHyAtd and sauIsDaiy
Dynasiiss-A Democratic scheme
to Hold rGwor-PIayIng =
Desperate 0ame


There seems to be a lull IN the election
excitement ss far as the National resu
Is concerned, bat tho people of VIII
minRton and indeed OF all Delaware arc
still talking about how q Republican
leRialHture Was elected IN this Slate.
Business men not mach given 10 tllk
on politics stop eAoh other on the Htrset5
and talk about the wOndt riul revolution
that has taken place. Never were 6.
msny political prospects bliFhtsd r.
one day In Delaware than on Tuesdny
lasL The revolution brought down th.
brightest stars Of the Democratic PARTY
20 the earth, and what IA worse for them
hey cannot Arlfe TO hblne again In tht
OemcolRtio eAlsXy.
tt put o sudden end to the politics
| dynRstlts Of both the bAulAbnTy and
Bay ard families in one short dag by
rsper bHl o.s IN the hands OF few thou,
sand ind, pend emit voters is no small
matter iD It's results, and yet II seemed
easy Of accomplishment.
On TneedAy morning lsBt, Thomas r.
BsyaTd Was eeorstsry Of STATE aud III
Baulsbury wRs q United States ssnAtot
They are 30 still, but the fat Of tbt
people sfter the election polls closed r.
the evtniuR, wss that neither Of then
would be wanted after the fourth O.
March next. More than that, the people
havo said by their votes that neither DC
they want the man for Uuited States
b2Dat0r that sought 10 be the suNnCessOl
Of XII 5Aulsbury-JAmes l.. Wolcott
but the people hRvs said that tue sesi
shall b0 fillod with . Republican. 1hu,
/ nUtREiu FaUAinftONam Ap FhalN
Bat what Ia TO become OF the Demo-
tIEtio party in Delaware 10 n question
that 10 ppeEmost on the streets and Il
| plEp-sN hctu eople most 90 coDgrOgate.
This is followed by anoybsr fqus,lV 10.
taresilng question, D. d 1t iB this: WhS'
wing OF TIE Democratic party row cor.
,tltutas that party? "Wo do" hneWe,
the SaulBbury DsmoorAtp, AID tbe
Wolcott Democrats . swCrs 40 resu
| lately, 'EH do" VITO Is 10 settle tbll
difference bslwesn tlom Nobody czu
10 II end factionAl Il shts must no brave
y on while thers is p 'iilicAl fuel 10 isei
the h5mCs. With muoh show Of rsss0p
he saulshury wing claim 10 be 10,
Oeuo'fR'io party. They p7'Ut o. Coz
| ornor EiFgg 81 the hes aud front OF It
nud to Congressman Pennington jHs'
h.eleoted % ODngrass rhss a'F7 point
to NEARLY al the stats ngd County OF
Gers 90 being IN accord with the p0WprH
bat C9. The tax collectors are on tho
80 Of tho BauisOuTg4 snl tnBy ira r
powerful aGiunot Wlcro Va ths reoE-
onins fUf she Wolccts w.nf? nv Be
I'd himself, It Is saId, Will I,mJv0 ta
Asw York after h. flufth OF Ns, oh. f.
nrac'los isT, Where are th5 ntu y ho
su dfEg he p-gy together assin err
g ye IL O Lee vs atrcNE.2 They oanuo
no i1u-d TIE pRrt7 bba gu1e, Frr
thir hTo ara ID h4s m Hi ih7 8 ste,
tle lasl fifteen years by tho Eii Of iha
iutsm01s naGca meDf laws, thzs looF
moro hid oHs ard ehastly nov thsu
ser G'Hos tine Republicans o. Kent sJd
BusseH oouniies hays kaUokgG the ~.
out Of them.
Tha r publioaas, th ugh, bIo re
minded that only IN Sussex County dll
hty score clean victory. Kent, tleg
isyr IS FROuglg DeMoctAtic still, eZo p;
n thn Legislative tlohtt, AMI NeW Cag-
sla hes been swept bg the Democrats b.
: aIfcr majority than she ever FzVa be
t1re. Yes, this ls al true, but The vice
Dam crft ls not happy over tho prusreC
4 bis party two rears heEos They
now thzt general assessm nt will /
nG3o this fall. Every body will he
's'sd, and with q fall GBfe.Bmeut d ere
vi 10 a vote OF ID 900 Oass iu his o'tf :,
rttisd OF the m'eerable apology Of 8 :
900 caRL last Tuesday, and in that veto
he Republicans wall have not lees tn D
0)0 majority.
With q full assessment and 9 70 ]
vote thers will be no DemoorAtio ioR.
jOrlty in the buudFe6B outside Gf W..
ninRtOn Democrats alone rasi q tGat
there will be no rufiiSu DemoorAtiO
poiios to blackjack Republicans away
from the eEsessors' desk ol appeal
day at the City Hall, es WAS done last
winter
In Kent County the assessment boDkR
will oOntSin tie names OF Rt least 6U0
Repu6liosn1 not nov or the llst5, ard
the party will be reinforced by hundreds
Of Dem OorAts driven cut of their own
party by fAotionsi hRhta and by those
Who want 70 be on the winning side.
Sussex Ooun,7 wRs carried last Tues.
lay for overy oandidaa On squspe,
stsEd-up flght, t,wrtEou; 700 Rspu o.!c II !
who conld not vote because they w6re
not assessed They vii be asaessed this
iAl, and don't forget 1t What chance
" Il there then be for the Democratic
ptrty2 The hand rltinS upon tho W.
last Tleshay is evidence that Its day {
$40 numbered iu Delaware.
Bat the results that are expected ADD
arc insda possible by the election las.
Tuesday arc nDlost IDcOm prehenslb,e
A Republican Unltsd States sera.or IL
one OF tbs big results Ii tue voice OF thf
people 10 Permitted to have way. Tier
Its Republicans Will take psEEioulai
charge Of the calling Of = CcrBtltutiOnal
| OjnvPu tioD, and iuslea4 OF erlpg.ng or
the r knGeB aud be2Rtng minority rex re
Bsu tGtlon In tho Convention, they are IL
4 condition to demand ut least equE
representation.
Yss, but you have not got tbs Ben
ate, and all yOur expectatlonS may b.
dashad TO tue Rround, !" 10 nov heard Or
every side. Republicans do not deny
that the 8 3nate can bB q barrier to every
proposed reform II II Is disposed to o6
=trrct leglflEtipa / can even praFoni
,he elyCt,on # a Republican United
atas Senator by Tsising technical o.
jeo,lonB aud refusing Senator A d
Rlohsfdsou, OF poFor, his Bsst. a. has
already been propOssjr on sgc1uut Of
sums alleged rseS SulatitY Of the bEtl0ti
NJ because there were no Democrats on
scmo Of the election boards OF The
county. By DemJorltj tbey mean
Wolc0tt men, though thera were tao
5Aul9bury Democrats on tue same
boards.
Everybody can see that thsso arc
fiimsy excuses, but II taxes q very
filmsy excuse to prompt Democratic
bodies Of en- TO ro5ort 10 some verJ mean