Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1890-08-19

the iguominy attached to his position.
If Judge Ball and City Solicitor Lyman
cannot 60 into "eahoots" with each
other as the Star states, their denial Of
the fabrication shows that it is no trouble |
for the Star to go into "cahoots" with
Belzeebub.
Secretary Blaines Pan American Con-
gress was promoted ostensibly TOR the \
purpose Of bringing the different nations
OF this continent closer together There /
is every indication that it is doing it in |
Central America.
The following delegates to the state
convention were nominated by the Re |
publicans of the Fourth ward last even |
ing: James r. Thompson. Alexander |
Biggs, George w. Singley, Alternstes-
Isaac Shockley, Pierce Gould and Harry |
w. Chairs.
1t must not be forgotten that Queen |
Victorias personal Il have in her |
speeches to the Houses of parliament |
means Lord Salisbury has" just the |
same as when President Harrison says |
II have it means Blaine has, It's |
English, you know.
1t Is said the Wheatley investigating
committee, of Sussex county, will spend
the 81 90 left from their junketing in
vestigation, in cleaning of the stumps
of old Sussex for Horace Greeley
Knowles to put his dainty French soles
on this fail.
How long would the House of Lords of
England survive the political frOsts of
American In this land where brains and
not blood are the standard for mans
measurement such things could not ex-
list. The answering echo comes over the
''pono': How about your Gear Reedy'
The colored people of the Fifth Mary
land Congressional district are not salts
fed with the manner in which their
! Congressman has been distributing his
Federal patronage. They have organized
Democratic club and are going to bolt
the Republican party. This Congress-
mans name is really M-U-D-D.
The impotence Of some of the old sol
der pension drawers is commensurate
with the clamorous appeals for pensions
to keep them out of the poor house.
ORe of them selling tickets this
morning threatened he would
stop paying for the EVENING JOURNAL IL
the tickets to a lecture he was selling
we're not bought. Why not employ Hes
slams for the next war and make a bar
gain TO pay them in advance, not allow
them to loot the treasury after the war
To-day's Baltimore Sun has a headline
which reads. 1.-The Reciprocity Recog-
nized This is supposed to be direct
slap at Horace Greeley Knowle- The
idea that he came back to America
simply to take part in the sleetion is but
q delusion and a snare The truth Of
the matter is that he has been bypnotized
by young lady in Sussex county and a
reciprocity treaty has been entered into.
whereby he will take an srmful of
American calico back TO France.
Horace Greeley Knowles, the Doodle
carrier Of Sussex county arrived from
Bordeaux, yesterday. he landed in New
oTk. and has come all the way from
France to participate in the campaign
here this fall. The Republican campaign
could not have be n conducted without
Horace Greeley as messenger between
Sussex county and Philadelphia OF
course he has a certain amount of work
to do to pay for his appointment to o
| EOIbAEu DOctt nbI6 - huOlGbI EAcE WMHNe
, the Mckinley bill is non-operative. This
free importation of raw political material
from France should be stopped at once,
or it may prove disastrous to Republi-
can interests.
Senator Higginss colored lieutenants
) are hard at work getting the color line
Of the Republican party in shape for re-
union when the great chief comes home
The color of the party this year will be 8
black flag with narrow white bor1er
representing the Republican as the white
mans party with colored filing. Charlie
= Potts, the colored worker of Duck Greek
hur dred, is hard at it, building up ths
s fences. He is interested as his son Is
! now "a public '6shel, down at Wash
ington, holding the high and responsible
position Of spittoon hustler to his ROya
! Highness, the Magnetic Big Man flon
Little Delaware Joshua Parker will b'
brought from Washington to build VI
8 the eolored blocks in East Dover hun
= bred, and will leave as his lieutenan
: Beniah Watson.
A. D. Chaytor, distributing clerk a
4 the post Office in this city has resigned
! His resignation will take effect Septem
Der 1. aud was handed in to Postmaste
Stewart yesterday. James R. Crippen wa
promoted to the place made vacan
u by Mr. Clayton, and he in turn, is sue
n ceeded by Lambert ]. Foulk. The neV
appointee is a prominent manager Of tn
.. Young Mems Republican Club OF thi
d city. Postmaster Stewart said thi
"a morning: There will be n
'. more changes in the service 70
two OF three months, unless can get
! man to suit me as assistant postmaster
= There will be no changes among the car
!. riers until they all have ha
80 their vacations" There is some
thing peculiarly censoling to tn
sr Democratic employees in this state
j, msnt, aud it brings the flush of hope {
l. the fair cheek of Solomon Jersey. TIL
& employees will enjoy the refined cruelt
in the pastmsster's statemen
a, that their short vacation is simpl
n to be the forerunner Of prolonged one
7 and Solomon Hersey will see by the Stat'
20 ment that the field is still open to hin
y Gouley's Grand Sightseeing Excursion
~ New York. up the Hudson and 10 90 {
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