Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1890-11-24
POLITICAL NOTES.

The Democrats OF Georgetown will
hold barbecue to morrow.
Albert G. Osborne is candidate for
the Office of register Of wills
The Odessa Herald has new press.
When it gets q new editor its plant will
be complete.
The second term bee which was buzz
ing under graedpa's bat has turned out
TO be a wasp. Philadelphia Herald.
What has become OF those Tin plate
factories that the Daily Hersey started
in st. Louis, Richmond and Chieagol
Ms Quay announces that he is giving
no attention TO politics in this state
Pennsylvania is to be congratulated. -
Philadelphia Herald
TIE crow will take the place Of the
Thanksgiving turkey at many Repub-
licRn board next Thursday throughout
the country. -Geor9etown Democrat.
So far as the Southern States are con-
cerned any representatives Of the Farm.
ers' Alliance would simply be Democrats
with hayseed In their hair Providence
Journal
The Daily Jersey complains that he is
not receiving proper notice. The EVEN
ING JOURNAL has been occupied with the
news and Of course the Jersey lis not in
1t" there.
R. P. Small, Of Milford, denies that he
used Doodle for the Republican party at
the election. 1t Is very Small busios So
for him to leave his party in the luIeh at
such a time as this.
The Dover Delawarean asked a ques-
tion which the Milford News and Adver-
tiser, Republican. quotes spprovngly
and answers sweetly and fraternally.
That is as 1t should be.
The term of G. w. whitley, Jr., ESQ ..
clerk OF the Orphans Court and register
in chancery, will expire on November 80
B. J. Moore Of LAUREL and Robert p
Davis OF Georgetown, are applicants for
the position. Who will II be, governor2
An exchange says; III p. Cannon and
Charles G Brown of Bridgeville went on
a cunning expedition to the Isle OF
White last week They succeeded in
killing four wild geese and nineteen
black head ducks Cannon should send
his two geese up to John w. Causey and
let him cook them for him.
Our readers will have to excuse the
editorial matter 10 this issue The ed
itor has been away from home this week
on business, and has not had time TO
give the paper proper attention George
town Republican.
But the editorial matter was better
than usual; 1t WIS less partisan and less
unreasonable The editor himself should
ask 10 be excused, and II not excused
he should go anyhow.
We have received a hunter OF letter,
the past two weeks asking why their
papers have stopped coming. We would
like TO continue all papers, but cannot dc
so, unlass the subscription price is paid
In advance An X on your paper this
week will denote that your subscription
is over due or has expired Sussex Re
publican. The campaign OF education q
when subscriptions we're paid by the
committee Is over and now the people
must pay The paper will not be con-
tinued free,
william A. Gum OF frankfnrd, Sussex
county, has instituted a suit against
Nathaniel Phillips for SANDER The suit
is for damages. laid at 81 900. to the
character and reputation Of the plaintiff,
by report which charges him with hay.
ing sold his influence 20 the Democrats,
aud having worked for the success of the
Democratic ticket on election day. The
plaintiff has good case, as a man can
not sell what he has not now and never
did have Mir Phillips would like to see
the man who eveg knew that William A.
Gum had enough Influence to sell ME
and Henry" ran the Republican House
during the last General Assembly, but
Henry Cannon furnished the il fiuence
Gum furnished the printing, and the
state furnished the money TO pay the
exorbitant charges upon the House Jour
nal. AS clerk Of the House Mir Gum
had more disregard for public fundi
than he had fer Influence