Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-04-17
TO rnn snR1awAnrAN,n
Come Out OF tfie WOODS aud Get
Hack On the uasa Road.

dHirent StHnQpotntf Ine Dnrdeu OF Tue
Deid1dredns ptRint seems to be thnt
nothing has been done towards harmonic
ing the factions OF the Democratic party,
aud especially that but little II any atten.
ton has been paid to the proposition OF
certain gentlemen vino met at the dirard
House In Philadelphia TO formulate some
plan TO bring together the so-cai!ed fac.
lions desire to point out In the mos.
irier lily spiiit and without tmpugning In
any way the motives or good Intentions OF
tdose gentlemen, why their efforts have
mot with so little respons' among the
people and have bOrDa SO little fruit.
In the first plaos, II was self constituted
conn!ttee, composed wholly OF persons
supposed popularity to belong to one fac.
ton. This naturally made those who have
4 ifered with them Il little suspicious, Fhe
effort III Its very inoipisncy should have
been made by the united efforts OF both
factions. Secondly, the pBople hre Jealous Jf
their own political rights, especially Of hRv-
Ing their candidates prearrs ugeh for them by
stli.appointad advisers and leaders. Ihsy
do not like the appearances OF hossism that
attaches ton. fhltdy, there IL an honest
differences OF opinion NJ 10 the beat method
VI barmonzing the party aud there are
hundreds Of Democrats who do NOT believe
that any haif-dez4n Democrats, two from
each county aud TWO from each so-callsd
faction, who shat meet aud try 70 arrange
thsse dlftieultles. IL the beat way. As
said before, tbs people are jealous Of tbeir
rights, and this plan savocs too much OF d
cBbal or b ssism
The best plan seems to many to be, to
leave the matter with the source OF al!
political power, The people, Let them and
the factions IN the respective hundreds,
where there era d tFsrences Of any conse-
qnsnce, talk their matters over among
themselves and agree to hold their
I f,piy ORTIZ tsrtf f,f,tN
agreeing upOp thoughtful ard unpledssd
! delegates, with full fresdom OF personal
action In tho convention, and then stand by
the nominees, whoever they may be, and
believe the people will agree, II faotional
| persons, VINO like tbs thief who burns 20
get chance 10 rob, will cease 70 silt up
etrifa and TO magnify thelr own importance
to gain the spatls Ct Office.
Another don't ant idea In the Dellmdrsdn
article and one that Is very Influential In
| preventing harmony Is the fear lest tina
candidates should they bs elected, would
| distribute the spoils ali 10 one faction. The
| epoilsi tla epoltS l-"That'I what's the
| matter" There Ia no contention Jyer prtu-
/ ciplos. TIL - "a no florence Of opinion
US to tariff reform STATE riShts, or S'lta
economy but personal ambition and greed
ate what are causing the Democratic parry
| all its trouble; hat IRE hinderlng the g3E-
/ ting toRsther, aud that can5at many good
and trus Democrats TO hs lad BY m5u DOM
mated by personal tm1itloa lato crooked
4 by-ways IN 1888 aud who from that day to
I this have never ceased to regret their
action. Ard II left 20 themselves will be
found shoulder to shoulder In the Demo-
! cratic ranks Ia the battls to be- fought nsxt
fall.
| A friend OF mlae some yours ago he'd
been out cunning and m his way home got
away from the nain 70 st, aud spnn found
/ htu1gAlf IA "a Y trfth M IA mt.
let TO the road hs was In. lie began 10
halloo, and was answeredsby vDics which
! sHid, Halo Yourself" Ay friEnd saii
'Nhere ana I?n Ths voices answered, 'In
the woods" The neSt quAfy was. dow
shall got out?" ThuaaeNer came prompt.
THE way you Fot In" Aud so, my friend
got back into he main road and WAS soon
at hcme with family and friends. So let AL
honest DtmhcrRtG Rs5 into ths mtln road
ans keep aloof from ambitious pruiAr 81
self ssskars. There II moi Que D1moerat IN
Il hundtei WHO does or can get any pscu,
MARY benefit from being 4 member OF any
party THIN why let Tho masses OF The
party quarrel over spois witch 10 10 tit
feT2 What VS. want to % ard don't forge
IT, Is TO prevan, this negro Republican rule
IN this Il ats a tAbte OF WhlGh VS. huvs had
IN Sussex county, ~ u grand llry paaEea
with Republicans.
Such sxpFession3 us are fNnai IN the fol
lowing extract from tae De'dirdreaus ell
.otiHl, are q great biliFaHGa 10 nH.mDuiz
nv party IN gti5:
From one end Of thF State 10 tho other ex
rC6rlceht ais lti-ii tll 5rllsittr i4cuutrat
arc nNpE s5iuS iGat hat d"ieLt uwN'4 To-
party an#i5s the VI rsi cuun7els prevail I'M
unpn!WlilAabe men arc chosen Ii ltal In
party. Tor our part We want usuc thr pnrt,
ylrAEi6is uuN' fan. HeWau EhG "tIle u ia
milA ilrineHiNttc, and il Nit trulHin lrRu
crate 4 tln h ifst tAPHfirnaei ana sru 4hN
men HAT a!e not utiNEI ap IN !uriiDTs Wru ~.
in command HHE- aud rril1ii tlpsttris. Nh
hre nothing N : iHFfs hu bDpdlc ~ plac
hunter Hili W#u continually Iit tHtulerlEr
forward ~ Prominent peEtunuueA and prrH
lcGlicls when thay nave ma srlt5G emousaf /
rama Mhfd l@hAGE, can't @fftyi Tory III me-
aware this year Ol OVt Lord, sJU NG,tniWCN
tic party he led tuNictpty ~ Jhu 5rlt-imp0I
tlHt class d men who, WEei spolen to jInou
heHling up tho difference VI The party, put o
airs and rNGuim, 'sNbe HHtrF into III con q
cnfr on ptr;y matters t0f PARTY unity uutsii
o. the reg lltfly ntsriad atItenuhyrI lion" IN
> "thht We PROPOSE to hhW Ia the fine. In piht
| words, no men can win u Democratic yitur
, IN year IN DeHwArchN q thtliunui UHndIlHti
. 10 win u victory this year the party must Il
J united, and united not only in name bat i
sIlrit and action.
Hers We Ii ID the men who are tn accor
I, with the views OF the DsldDdrean SPOKEN 1
As honest, experienced, unseisu ami SOL
. -lble, and those VINO do not agree vita 4
i are characterized rs boys, selfish upstairs
who are only Doodle or place hunters. VIII
have not sense enough to run IL ward IL ,e
(. ing: and further the party, II says, naunr
be led TO victory by that self-lmportar
class. We wish the peOpls 10 rule tho part
a nni convention. Whom III ths n4ine of Il
. that ID reasonable does the Dahuhdrpd
want to run tho partg2 EvideLtiy II is III
. Dsld'rdraH aud Its friends olIy who "a
4 naunea The Affairs OF the Democratic past
AID II they cannot We have It's threat thu
1t cannot win.
The above Il specimen Of what Is o.
|, strnciinE the union VI the Democrat
!, party IA Kent county. Az ] stated In th
: baRnhln4, my vlaWs we're from ditlcrst
q standpoint from tnat OF the Deldpa,tdJ
|, Al the election Ia 1883 the m0n WAo vote
!, against the coG4tY Democratic tleke
4 amounted 10 COO III rpu,d numbers. MUu
i OF thasa, at last Ons- nall, we're obtRiue
/, BY dltect purchase or bY UarSgDat inlllen
Z, Of landlords over tenants aui paisnts oy.
4 children, WAC. II left 10 Themselves, well
:, have voted the Democratic ticket. NJ
4 only the latter class but large minority
: tins others have expressed themselves
II sorry Tor tie toursg puFsRad IN 1883, IN
i rs consequences III steutilK Mr.. h!ggii
Il Unlted States senator, aud do not bailey
100 mhn, no MOTT 80, In the county VIII II
fdse 70 vote for ANY good D4m lerat WI
may be nominated hy majJtiy o. Il
delegates 10 the convention, VINO may haN
It been fairly elected ~ tbo primaries.
d In conclusion let ms sxtoft tie De-
q mdrean TO stop trying to decker Tor poiiil&
advantage b. prst,ading 10 M itnueu,
1t does not have. Don't Cali hard nam
aud talk about upstatts and bonita p1i
ticians. Thermometer whpn the BtLa1baref
and al Its surroundings we.s eGnsiiegt
u upstairs by some people. Even now thu
" are those who speak Jfthe bo0dlerA' orga
- - and OF upstairs goEe 10 seed, Lut Il! the
y things only irritatd and MAKE persona! nd
2 political breaches among those WHO oug
o to be friends. There ore cease the strli
ie come out OF the woods into the main ron
At WORK for the marry and not mr. snIf 4,