Daily Republican., 1889-01-30

Nostrun Itesponsuin.
Editors OF the BEPUBLIcAN, we see by
your paper OF the Goth, an ticle written
by "An Admirer," who has great talent,
great learning, great celebrity, coll, &c
bred man; Yet these are insufficient 20
| constitute happy man, 'or the simple
reason you dist ens'd with go much
tally" 20 consistency thou art a
jewelW We dIn't mind The sarcastic
taunts Of your letter, Tor they are as gross
80 poodle- led OF milk aud mfiins.
An Admirer, wh.tl Ann A-mIrer,
what sweet, short name. l alwaye
Admire tue name Of Ann.
There Is one satisfaction that "Yetto"
hss. that there is Que more person who
lives in about the centre of little Della
ware, who wants the people Of Brandy-
vine hundred 10 think that he IL slro
philosopher. A philosoI her IA ore that
everybody knows, who unfinchingly ac-
ceptA the situatt u.
Yes, "Yetto" 10 ready TO fall, covered
and Scared with the wounds Of glory,
than 70 surrender through expeiiepcy
what Is right, or TO yield for the sake ii
eIpediency to what is wrong. Those
who I've In tlass houses should never
throw stones"
Well, "Aunty," you are eudsavoring
to have the world even TO know that you,
not yeti ;" deserves some OF the Clio OF
the wonderful sage. but you can't do
IL, you know" II would moi do, as YOU
(Aunty) are well advanced In years, TO
Rivs you oil OF the glory, G. 1t might
ov.rbslance your mind, and the glory Of
Babylon would depart.
"fetto" has two eyes and one tongue,
10 order that be may see twice as mach
as ho says. While on the ether side Of
the question we presumed that "Ad-
| mirer" says twice as much a. be sees.
-ince we read your ttter we wonder n
you are really capaple OF fllins the place
that you are httiDR for, that place being
the position of . sage.
.'Give me the avowed, erect and manly foe;
firm and can meet perhaps can turn, the
Bus d 4 1 plaques, good Heaven. thy wrath
Save me, oh save me, from q candid friend. ~
Thsnh you, dear sister Gam Admirer, -
for the honor and glory you ascrioed unto
"Yetioy' also Tor the uses you may make
OF Veto" IN the future. Dti YOU cay
that you were informed that Veto" was
getting up . revised edition of the Sacred
WrtiDgRf WY, bless your httls heart,
y"u and your informer are away behlnd
the times, ss the book was written when
your informer was hid. We'll, we'll we
have yet to learn that David wrote
proverbs. You had better study your
Bible more, before giving out such iacts
! TO learned men. Well, s'star Ann, IL IL
not necessary that you should srek to
Guidance our greatness by assuming our
eccentricity. nature s oner or later is
as ready to join with you In a little self
discipline as she was 10 put obstaclse Of
obtaining glory In your way.
We are well aware that you, II not
your iniormer, spreads out with great
dignity, ve'y much like the peacock
6heu It's tail is spread; and you show by
your act ons IL NOT BY your word, how |
diguiaed II am" he great ; liz al" who |
like tho poet @heu he said, ~ am mon |
arch OF all surv y, my rights none dare
TO dispute. From the centre Of the land |
INTO the sea; am lord OF the fowls and
the brutes.
With two such men as Mr.. Addicks
and "Yet o." can chase, (if the B bl, be |
rue, a thousand. But II you are inclu-
ded the third great man, ought TO put |
with your In orner included) zen thou
sand 10 flight. This 10 not 70 bad for
small place like Clsym mt, II you only
We here. Blu your iGfoTmer does and
% can't take him IN, for we have got
obuOt tbo III ~ DFtbtuL w u.
"Aunty" We will own up that we are not |
one OF the lean kind. We thought the
'Peedrow's" were lean set. because the
name itself sounds Ike 1t. One fat
81 Ito" who got part OF his 10 ss, BY
living on Q meat call d somethiog else be-
sides pork } IL on the upper end OF the
State Of Delaware tue entire portion of
the 8 ate below Brsndywine hundred
would tilt up.
Not bit OF I'll You who live In vii
mington can't keep your end down. We
will give you your iniormer and make
arrvng' ments with the Jersey Lily" or
some othef heavy weight to Ike p your
eni down. Tru y this 10 kit d in US, but
Thou art weight 10 . balance aud found
want nR," lf"An Adm rer" only lived
ip Claymont tue place would raise as ons
from the dead Tor having such asensa
tional M "Aunty' in It. W, II, sister,
we eau shake hands with you politically
across the chssm, as Veto and you
are on the eame side Of the frnce. But
my dear admirer, herraf er V,rnon 4
Sons, edi ors Of the REPUBLICAN,, will do
a tremendous business for hav ng two
such noted persens a. you and j to write
for THIN. Everybody, young and old,
high And low, rich aud poor, will want
thai valuable payer.
We are not prophet nor the ton oil
prop ct, but we are much afraid that our
dear sitter v III soon be ready t. exclaim,
as far as she is concerned, Babylon, the
great, 10 fallen, lie fallen; her glory has
departed The kings, learned men,
(sAgrs), everybody will meet AID mourn
over her. she has e orlded herse I, ani |
lived deliciously, but soon came to an
end, ready TO say, sit a queen, and who
dare to dc ate me-"
Well, good bye Sister Ann" Till we meet
May your love for ''Yetto" eve now
Like water down q potAtoe-row. "
We will, iu our kindness, leave yOu
this "E, itapb," "Aunty," for your tomI-
stone:
l loved, envy, (Yetto) 'admirer" but 1t
availed me not;
To wnom re ated, or by whom begOt,
heap dust alone rtmatus of me,
TIA all WAS or ever eApect te be.
Eron vnur lnuing friaud