Evening journal., 1890-10-25

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TO rob 1t. These are hard words, but
they are true. The orators dare not 60
over the record of the party's broken
betrayed trusts and looted
POLITICAL NOTES.
Hersey to Sperry: "He that calleth
his brother fool is in danger Of hell
fire.
Senator George Gray went to Seaford
to day to address q Democratic mass
meeting tonight.
The colored Republican voters are
singing, New Coon In Town" Just
how many is not yet known.
Solomon Hersey should crawl into one
Of his old shoes and get Sperry to lace 1t
up and keep it laced until after the cleo
tion.
Hon. Thomas F. Bayard addressed an
Democratic meeting at
Selbyville, Sussex county, Thursday
night.
II is rumored this morning that Solo.
mon Hersey's pens have tired Of writing
Republican lies and have gone on
strike.
What has become of Harry A. Rich
ardson2 He has not been heard from for
some time, and Is probably nursing his
neuralgia.
1t is said that the proprietors Of the
Republican have become tired OF Hersey's
breaks ana are crying: "How's Long, oh
Lord, how's Long"
The Republicans will use great deal
OF money during the next two weeks in
buying wool II will be bought on the
foot aud not carded but discarded, after
the election is over.
The people will care" the Republican
Cannon in November with Belknap 6. B.
powder that can be heard from one end
Of the state TO the other and re-echo
through the halls Of Congress.
sperry calls Editor Kenney, Of the
Sussex Countian "a brilliant fool He
is more considerate with the Sussex Edi
tor than he IL with the great Wilmington
delinquent itemizer.
The Republican mass meeting, which
was to have been inflicted upon the
people Of Wilmington, was spared them
through providential Intervention as
damp as 1t was discouraging.
Did "Canmaker' get up that assess
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didstes Of Kent county as published in
the News. 1t has the appearance Of
having been written by q tinker.
It is not known by the Republicans
whether Richardson aud Cannon will be
elected. There is a general impression
abroad however, that their election will
be postponed on account of the whether.
A. P. Robinson of Georgetown, who
was earnestly advocated and endorsed in
the late judgeship contest, was in this
city yesterday. In regard to the Demo-
cratic prospects of carrying Sussex
county he spoke very confidently.
The speakers at the meeting to be held
at Fourth and Market streets to night,
will be Colonel e L Martin Of Sussex
county, well kLown to every Democrat
and Republican in the state, and Hon.
George H Bates Of this city. The speak
ers will discuss only local issues.
It is interesting 20 know that Watson
| R. Sperry, editor Of the Morning News
was displaced as Judge OF elections Of ths
Seventeenth district in the Seventh
ward for "Dorry" Francis Of unsavory
fame by the Republican machine. Il
that an Indication of reform
The south side Of the Second ward vii
give a grand rally on Thursday evening
October 80. The speakers will be b. L
FarnRn, Of Chester, Pa, and Willard
. Hall Porter and Henry G. Turner, OF thi
/ city. Preparations are being made t
eclipse any former meeting held in th
ward.
J The Australian ballot law does nc
meet the approval Of E. g. Bradford
So much the worse for Mr.. Bradford Il
has been howlipg for reform from th
time he was first rocked in the cradle {
Republicanism. and now when he
about to get what he has been howlin
for he howls because he gets what
: wanted.
The next meeting OF the Sevent
Ward Republican Club will probably d,
Z bate the following ques-well, no; n,
question, but Well-known fac
Y Whereas, Watson r. Sperry, of II
= Morning News, has stated that Solomc
: Hersey, Of the Daily Republican, Is