Evening journal., 1890-09-15

that the Republican party cannot loosen
by quack political prescriptions.
The Eighth ward Republicans meet
this evening at KendalIs slaughter
house to organize campaign club. Lied
like lambs to the slaughter
John Gallagher, Of the Ninth ward
refuses 20 run for the Republican legisla-
tive honors in Wilmington hundred. Mr.
Gallagher shows better Judgment than
either Mr.. Richard son or Mr.. Cannon.
Hynson, of the Milford News and
Advertiser, does not have double-leai led
editorial at the head Of his columns,
thanking Senator Higgins for an 81, 800
clerkship but it is understood that he
is profoundly grateful.
Judging from Levi Birds speech before
the Republican convention, the name OF
the Republican side of this campaign
will be mud " The Republican man
ayers should be careful that they do not
lose their footing on their chosen van
tage ground.
1.-The convention platform together
with biographical sketches Of the Re-
pub lican nominees, are laid over for the
next issue Odessa Herald. Hold
them until the first Tuesday after the
first Monday in November and use them
as obituary notices
How long did it take the Richardson
managers to caiole Colonel d. p. Bar
nari into writing that little note Of con.
graduation to Candidate Harry Richard
son? It had a forced sound aud it was
probably brought fourth on the BARRIERS
plea Of Yours next
There Is one thing the Republican plat
form did not make bid for and ii should
be remedied by the county conventions.
In not protesting against free trade ID
Annie Rooney" the party lost the vote
Of every lover of music IN the STATE.
Farewell Marguerite"
The Bridgevlle Cannon will be heard
when the sun sets at the end of the
Democrats day ia Delaware, and again
when the sun rises at the beginning OF
the Republican day. Morning News.
Don't charge him too heavily, he may
''bust. Georgetown Democrat.
The Milford Gamers have bsen pack
ing 66 600 cans of tomatoes daily. Under
the tin plate operations Of the Mckinley
bill it will cost the consumers $3.50 more
to eat the daily pack of these canueries
than it did last year, rs every can put
up will be one half cent higher in price
This is called protection.
As soon as the Baltimore and Ohio Rail
road completes its belt lines around
Baltimore, the mammoth barge Robert
Garrett, now used for Transporting cars
over the Patap.co. will be disposed Of.
The Republican managers Of Delaware
should charter her TO run their biennial
excursion up Salt River on November q.
The State Sentinel says: "The Repub
leans OF Delaware have spoken" This
is true; but the people Of Delaware have
not. That IS little point the State
Seminal seems to have overlooked The
fckle goddess of political favor has said
No to the Republicans for over twenty
five years in this state, and there is
nothing new or attractive in the Repub-
lican body polite this year to court her
favor.
thief entered the store OF Charles
Miller, in Somerset county. Md, and
took Of ten gallons Of whlskey, seventy
FIVE or hundred pounds OF meat, six
sacks OF -four, about a hundred pounds
% graduated sugar, a dozen bottles al
baking powder, six boxes Of mustard
seven pounds OF tobacco, half box OF
cigars. lot Of ladies' and mems hose, two
pairs Of suspendsrs, and sc 90 ia cash
He was Car Reed Republican,.
TIE Second District Republican Com
mittee met Sc headquarters aud organ
ICED en- Saturday afternoon. The follow
ing officers were elected. Chairman.
George l.. Townsend, Appoquinimink
hundred first vice president, +. Eden
Bgch; second vice president, Martin B
Burri', s.. Georges hundred; secretary,
Edmund Mitchell, Jr treasurer, Seth II
Feastev, The organization was slated
thscu ghout, and IVES engineered by Mr.
Bach for Senator Higgins. The Massey
managers should have kept sthat higgins
endorsement ont Of she Republican plat
form.
| The Wilmington Hundred pemocrati,
| Association met ia the Smith Building
saturday evening, Chairman William n
| Lyman, presiding, Joseph H. Bsder, acteC
~ secretary protein. The following j.
the hundred com niJtee, formed of thre,
members from each ward: First ward
Joseph 4 Bsder, William Mclaughlin
Peter A Pagan. Second ward, no report
laird ward, Daniel Mckinney, Same
Duruey, John Russell Fourth, 5. n
Smeltz. austin Eanlsy. J. F
Rignev. Fifth, j. ". @. Forkum
Charles Thomas, William 7. Nc
Closkey. Sixth, John Q. F8hey, Harr
A Pierce, Edward Barrett. Seventh
Horace c. johnson, J. MeVey, John L
Malone Eighth William B. Norton
Peter A Hortey, Dennis Kane. Ninth
! no report Tenth, John j. Mesley, VIII
liam Shields, JaIoes A. Wsrd Eleventh
Daaiel Mcguire, Thomas Bardea, Par
Ward. 7 Twelfth. 10 report.
The New Castle county Prohibitionist
held their county convention in the
D n. A. hall. this CITY. Saturday. Til
t attendance was very small. The CONVEX
tiou was presided over by Joseph Del
! rlckson OF Mill Creek hundred Richal
w. Brown OF Wilmington hundred. va
o naos secretary. The following count