Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-18

The Sentinel thus alludes to the differ
ent gentlemen who have been named In
connection with the Democratic nomins-
ton fer Governor.
Robert J. Reynolds 10 said 10 be nne
performer on the violin. He has CON-
posed piece Of music called the "Gov-
ernor's March," and. no played II for the
urst Time at an evening company the 9TH
or evening. II was voted By all sue
ccss. Roberta violin will likely play q
prominent part 10 the coming compaign
th's Fall, as 1t was by the playing OF
Violin that Governor Taylor, tho present
uovernor Of Tennessee, won his election.
Mr.. G. 8. Pcunewill 10 no performer OIL
any kind OF musical Instruments, but he
Is spendid dancer. Ono Of his jigs or
clog dances would startle the "Socku-
mites."
Mr.. James Williams neither playa
nor dances, but his stock OF liquors 10
said TO bo the finest in the country, and
his brew Of punches when once tasted
will never be forgotten.
Mr.. Wilbur Burnite has Q musical
voice that can be distinguished in any
choir. His sonRs have to be heard TO be
appreciated. The ladies are always
glad 10 have Mr.. Durpite with them, a.
they not only have . gallant escort but
9 noted vocalist.
| Uncle ice spends Ills leisure now read
ing work entitled "Look Backwards. -
He secs very little encourage uent In the
future for the uLit rulers.
Robert j. Reynoll was IN town this
week arranging the slate with the boys.
lie feels sure OF the GuberEatorial nomi-
nation. He says they have used the
colofcd acare for many years, but bis
Idea y that II is good enough yet TO make
him Governor.
Zeke had the grip too bad this week to
90 to Washington, but he was made 60
warm Thursday that he nearly took his
coat OF while getting ready to da.end the
or else have bis clothes fastened ON with
. drawing -str;ng about the neck, 90 be
eau pull tho string and como out OF hia
clothes a-nghting.
| Uncle Draper Voshell made o party oi
West Dover unit.rulers (heNded by james
Green from near Hazlettville) tired on
Thursday. Uncle Draper was dealing "a
them what he called "cold facts" In
solid chunks. Said Green, II suppose
you want to educate your grandchildren
with niggers." "Niggersp' said Uncle
Draper, 'you are fine ore, and beau.
uful specimen Of the so-called Democrats
ana rulere 70 talk about white mAn q
party and thus try to frightcn where you
iail to be supported BY the people. White
mans party, indeed
II never bought . negro vots," said
Uncle Draper, "if l did help to knock
you unit-rulers out; for which am no,
s0rry, aud will do 1t again. But I will
bot you ten dollsrs that can prove that
you unit-rulers did II At Hsxlettville last
election, and dare you to take the bet. y
Green and his party left Uncle Draper ID
= hurry. lie knew too much about theiI
work In West Dover To arouse him fur
ther.
| Ex- Postmaster Bewley 10 learning BIZ
duties 40 Recorder-to which position h,
told some one months ago the Governor
would appoint him; all he desired Bewley
TO get WAS some backing. This Bewley
has, as he Is hustler. Belts has abou
given up since he heard what Bewley
said. The appointment will be made nox
month. DIR. w. II. Cooper OF KentoI
was in town on Thursday In conference
with the Governor. The doctor IL still Il
the race and will have o delegation b
call upon the Governor to present hi
claim Tor tho Recorders ofllce on th
7th Of March, the office expiring on tn
9th.