Evening journal., 1890-09-20

know llar Wnen he sees one II ne mas
ever had mirror in his room.
The County Executive Committee has
ordered a large transparency to be placed
in front OF Democratic headquarters, in
the Smith Building, on Market street
The Repr blicans of the First ward
have endorsed Thomas B. Smith for the
Legislative nomination and George w.
Singiey for assessor Of the First district
1t was a bright idea of the Republicans
In the House having themselves photo
graphed In body for the people will see
that they never have another opportun-
ity. Mr. Walker Of Massachusetts
takes the (ood fish cake"
The impression deepens that Cannon
is sunset gun. Philadelphia Record
The Record report comes in after the
echoes OF a similar shot in Delaware
have died away Philadelphia always
was slow,
The slang occupies a prominent
place ia many homes ana into il q penny
Or nioksl is dropped by the offender for
each slang expression used -Exchang
A smut box should be placed in the
House for the benefit Of Mr.. Cannon. lie
would soon be bankrupt.
Reciprocity, Retaliation and Reye-
nus" would make a coed motto for a
Blaine campaign Cecil Wing. No
more RS for Mr. Blaine. "Rum, Romen-
ism and Rebellion" gave him bad iaea
Of thu letter that is tie Alpha If not the
On esa Of his party.
In its account OF the meeting Of the
First District Republican Committee the
Morning News says: II. Eden will go
wild when lie knows what an extended
notice he has received from the organ OF
the '.black mans party. But then
probably he wrote the article and il is
simply an evidence of his retiring dispo
sitlon.
The "colored contingency" in Duck
Creek hundred is being carefully
screened from sight by the Hoffecker-
Massey machine Hon. John H. Hof
fecker has his eye upon the state sena
torship la that hundred, and If he gets
1t would like to be speaker of the senate.
This is what gals the Moore Frazier
Disch Griffin combination.
The Republican howl accusing Mr..
Swift of being "bloated bond.holder
and monopolist" is untimely.
Senator Higgins represents the binder
twine trust; Candidate Richardson rep
resents the tin plate trust; George '.
Massey represents the railroad trust;
Candidate Cameron represents the small
fruit trust; Rev. Jonathan s. Willis rep.
resents the, In God we trust; while
Candidate Swift does business on an
honest cash basis and wants no trust.
The Young Mems Republican Club met
last night and endorsed Richardson and
Cannon. They knew F. Eden Bach was
attending the First district meeting and
rushed things through before he came up
to see how things were going. One mis-.
take Sir. Higgins makes is in expecting
Mr. Bach TO be everywhere at once The
ability to draw three salaries does not
carry with it an ability to be in three
places simultaneously no matter how
desirable It might be
The Morning News Publishing Com
pany is in trouble Peter O. Frasher
postmaster az Petersburg, Del, is going
TO "sockem" with libel. The manage
ment will probably cifsr a reward Of $500
Tor the discovery OF the man who once
accused that paper of telling a political
truth. He will not announce himself
for fear the Morning News will sue him
for libel, TO cover the damages they sus-
tain from the suit OF the postmaster OF
'sockem. He could offer no reasonable
defence.
Is Squire Bertolette holding his resig-
nation until the white haired governor
~ the flowing locks gets out of ofiic ?
Does he want ex. Mayor Rhodes to be his
successor2 Did ex-Mayor Rhodes ever
antagonize Governor Biggs before he
was Governor Biggs? Has Governor Biggs
ever said II help those who help meq
/ Squire Bertolette holds off until Mr.
Reynolds takes Office, does he think the
''silver-voced mayor will get the ap-
pointment2 Il has this cloudy look 10
some of those who would like to fill the
bill.
Councilman Aaron S Beale on Thursday
evening gave notice Of IAN ordinance to
amend al ordinance to facilitate the pay
ment OF the city's bills" Colonel John
Nj. Newell, In consideration OF a @25
count, will probably get Councilman "a.
] Sharkey TO give notice OF an ordinance
to amend an ordinance TO facilitate the
payment OF the city councilmen's bills
1T would look like reciprocity and
square the matter up, as $25 ragged
edge is unsightly, and liable 70 cali up
matters unpleasant in character.
Colonel Newell should receive interest on
his original investment, but as he does
not understand partial payments he will
doubtless be glad to get tue principal and
lose both the public and six per cent in
terest IN tue transaction.
The following Republican candidates
will be voted for to-day: Wilmington
Representative, Thomes B. smith; ass
essor, First district George W. SingIey
Second, James II Yates, s o. Vsnoe
arift; Third, George N. Clark; Levy
Court holds over White Clay creek
Senator, John Plling; Levy Court holds
over New Castle Representative,
David w ElSinton; Lazy Cont holds
over Mill CIeek-LevY Court, Richard
Buckingham. Brandy Representa-.
tive, Thomas r Day Levy Court holds
over. Christiana- Dr. J II Chandler: Levy
Court holds over Red Lion-Represen-
tative, J. @. higgins; Levy Court, j Il.
Clark, D + Stewart and w o Stuckert
Percader- Representative Isaac Walton
Levy Court holds over. ST. Georges
Senator, D. w Corbitt, James McMullen,
Levy Court. John w Jo.ls Elaekbird-
Representative, r Thomas, Richard
Marin Levy Court, Isaac stats Robert
Semplsr Appaquinimink ~ Levy
Court. Elias Moore, D. r. Eutchin