Evening journal., 1890-10-29

Sussex.
Are the hungry Republicans Of Della
ware any safer to trust with state,
county and city treasures than the Re-
publicans who dissipatsd the 8 90, 900, 600
oil national surplus?
Are they not of the same stripe of re-
formers7 Are they nol. in short, either
shams, humbugs or wefse7
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POLITICAL NOTES.
Richardson and Cannon are the Repub
lican hoodoos of the present campaign.
Governor Biggs will address a Demo.
cratic meeting in seaford tomorrow
night.
Edward T. Bellah, one of the trustees
accused of malfeasance by the News, is a
Republican.
The disowned; Sperry, Devices and
Eastburn. They will have to be a little
party Of their own.
Is wv. H. a." of Dover .'Caumaker, !"
or simply an independent prevarioator
on his own account2
The stereoptican views in the street
here tonight will probably be through
Republican glasses"
James G. Bebee Of Lewis has been ap
pointed notary public by Governor Biggs.
He was sworn Ia on Monday.
The Sussex Republicans are making
good use Of Frank Bacon's experience as
Republican ward worker, while be was
living in Philadelphia
One Of the biggest Democratic meet
ings held in Kent county for many y ears
will be addressed by Hon. Thomas f .
Bayard at Smyrna on Saturday.
Hon. w U Hensei, of Lancaster, Pa,
and Hon. Charles B. Lore, Of this city,
will address Democratic meeting IN the
Opera House, in this city, tonight.
When Colonel NIelds stated that the
furnishings Of the Almshcuse cost more
than those Of Solomons Temple did he
moan Solomon HerseY's holy Of holies2
Ex-Senater Charles H. McWhorter,
n
Nicholson, addressed a Democratic meet
ing at Vernon, Kent county, last night.
The Republicans are hurrying home
every available vote Edward Bacon. of
Sussex county, whe has a place in the
United States Mint, is the latest impor-
tation.
A printer about two blocks away from
this Office is printing ballots on legal
paper headed Democratic Ticket, " but
bearing the name Of Simmons, the Re.
publican candidate for sheriff.
James Potts. colored appointee OF
Senator Higgins, is at his home In Kent
county on months vacation AZ the ex-
pense Of Uncle Sam. Potts is employed
in the Interior Department at $75
month.
The Prohibitionists will hold meeting
Ia Smyrna, Friday evening. and IN Dover
Monday evening. November 8. Both
meetings to be addressed by Rev. j. A.
B. Wilson A Prohibition David for
Republican Jonathan.
Harry Holt, who was to be Republican
assistant inspector at the polls for the
First division of the First ward, has
refused 70 serve and Peter J. Donnelly.
oookkeeper in Eising & Lange, has been
appointed in his place.
The place Of holding the election in
Mill Greek hundred has been changed
from the Mermaid Hotel to the premises
/ Of DR.. William n. Pennock The change
was made 10 response to petitions circu-
lated by persons desiring that the polling
place be established in a more central
location.
Theodore F. Armstrong, the Demo
cratic candidate for state senator. deserves
the unstinted support of the Democratic
voters on the 4th day Of Novem ber next.
he believes In true reforms, honesty in
politics and will look carefully after the
interests OF his constituents. No good
Democrat can find fault with him politi.
cally therefore, cast your vote for Mr.
! Armstrong Newark Ledger.
| Commissioner Raum Is net as wise AZ
Boss Quay. Mr.. Qusy will not make any
| speeches In Indiana
The Kansas Republicans voted for Ben
Harrison, who signed the Mckinley bill.
I What did they expect2
Sham ststss and sham statesmen an
pear 70 be particularly at home in the
\ Republican party.
The carpet manufacturers appear to
( have the floor.
The high tariff is consuming the con.
sumer Louisville Courier Journal
Farra Remain In j all.
! The coroner's inrv IN the casa of Tohr
| Devine, who was killed on Friday even.
ing by John n. Farra, signed a petition
10 be addressed to Attorney General
Biggs, asking that Farra be released on
bail, last evening. On the advice Of Levi
@. Bird, counsel for Farra, the petition
was not presented and Farra viii remain
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