Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-22

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A Local Republican Appears 60 be
in a Frame OF Mind Over Soiie-
thing. @
Editor Gazette d Journal. Tony's gang are
whipping In the stragglefs for Peiroe
Gould, yet there are some that wont be
kenneled. At first 1t looked as though Tony
would be successful In combining all who
had aspiration for Office on Gould, but
later Developments show different state
OF affairs. The other day Tom and one OF
these aspirants were having quite heated
debate on the prospects OF who would be
the successful nominee for sheriff on the
Republican ticket, when Tom served due
notice on this gentleman who would have
no objection whatever to receiving an office
vet WAS strong supporter OF Mr.. Simmons
for sheriff. But Toms notice: I'VE are
going 70 nominate Pierce Gould and don't
you forget 1t. You heard what said you
thought you had Hello Jack for Stmmon
but you could not como It. We Just told
him to come In for Gould or somebody
else would wear his cap. That's the way
we bring them in. Me and Dave Bucki0g-
ham and Bach have got more iLiiuence
now than we had when the Republican
party was paying us ~ day and the run
OF the postage stamps to buy cigars with
for blocking wards out OF the city directory
We all hold good offices now with big sal
aries. Bach holds two Offices and II he
gets the post Office he will have three. l
will tell you something else too: Every
doHgoned one OF these census enumerators
will have to support SALISBURY j. Wiley
for mayor next year. That's what's the
matter. We are the stuff; We carry the
'niggers' In our vest pockets. How is that?
You didn't know that, did your"
Just at that moment another Republican
with no scruples about receiving nice
letter OF Office at the hand of D8laware's
az nt 81
strong supporter OF Simmons, put IN an
appearance with the remark, "Tom." At
| first / was for Gould, but from this time
| until TIE polls are closed Gu May 233 count
me for Simmons. II Gould gets the nomi-
nation then count ms for Gould from then
until the polls are closed on November An
| and don't you forget that. Why, Tom, II |
were PIERCE Gould would give you and
Fred. Bach 81 d day to leave the State and
remain until after the nomination was
| over, and lot me say right here that II there
/ ever was man on enrth that could honestly
and truthfully ask God to deliver him from
hts friends that man is Peiree Gould.
| Think Of It. "Me," buckingham, Mahatfy,
| "Hello Jack" and Bach to run the Republican
party of New Castle coun and the city OF
wilmlngtonl Why this gang has got
weight enough to sink the Republican ma
jority In the Seventh ward. Away with
such miserable mess OF egottsm. Wher
is the old guard Give us the old cam
paiRn scarr0d veterans that have Won vic
tories time and again for tue e.. o. z. In
Delaware. Old Guard to the 'front.' john
G.. Baker, Christian Febtger, H, +. Pickels
H. @. McLsar, II r. Dure, Washington
Hastings, Lew Armstrong, James L.
Hawr lns, David Stevenson, Fl. II. McMul
lin. George II. Hollis, Levi o. Bird, Esq.
John W. Huxley, Major Swieeett, Allel
Smith, A. L. Ainscow, james Dandy ,Georg'
| nY,yta la r EFpnE RrQ1lay
Samuel Hawkins, Walter Hayes, Esq.
Harry Hoffscker, ESD, Duncan Btother
and many others that nave always been a
their pos.; laet but not least, George Ii. p
Simmons. Thess mon have always beei
found In the front rank, pressing the Dem
ocratie lines TO general engagement
which have more than once resulted In
victory for the Republicans OF New Cestl
, county.
But what do we see under this new acct
dental authority We seH thssB campa' II
scared veterans pushed aside AID onl
/ allowed to stand on the hill top with ans
iety watching the movements OF an incom
petent general and his miserable herd 9
| followers that never have yet failed [
4 bring defeat to the Republican party G
, Now Castle county. Yet this great capital
general who was accidentally cDmmlt
/ stoned, accidentally, 1 should say 80, m
, calamity that tho Republicans OF Della
. ware will not soon overcome, Is not COZ
/ tent with dlsrupting and breaking tn
} harmony OF the Republican party OF Ne
!, Castle county by some of his miserable ~
! pointments hut goes to Kent mud Suisse,
i he Insults the citizens OF Milford, Il
4 Gibraltar OF Republicanism In Kent, by II
v appointment of postmaster they did N
want he slapped Br dgviils In the face b
the appointment OF the only Higgins ma
In the town postmaster; he kicked GsorR
town by the appointment of postmastt
who was only recommended by one man |
y will spit on and make faces at Dover an
! appoint the postmaster, of whom the acc
i dental himself Is reported to have sa
n that "Bsniah was no good, being neith
]. useful nor Ornamental, and would tai
Il more soap than the garment was worth
:, It would have been n God-send TO the Il
!. publican party OF Delaware II this gre
/, accidental eaptaIn-general and some OF b
I followers could have been induced to tai
4 sort OF GRIP Van Winkie' sleep 4
4 about six years, but what would ha
!. hacome Of "Me," Buckingham, "Hel
jack" and Bschf
/ But our advice will be: "Forward o
!, Guard, or the battle is lest"
=. REPUBLICAN o. X.
p HARRINGTON, May 18th.