Evening journal., 1890-11-13
POLITICAL NOTES.

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POLITICAL NOTES.
The Republican mayoralty bee still
buzzes in the bonnet OF Samuel a. Bay
nRrd.
1t cost Harry A. Richardson some.
thing like $50 600 to stand up TO be
knocked down
The Young Mems Democratic Club
will do this city much credit at Dover to.
morrow night.
Over ten hundred horsemen have been
enrolled at Dover, for the parade there
on Friday evening.
Directly the acrimony of the last elec.
tlon is over, the acrimony of the next
begins, which Is an unspeakable comfort
to all politicians Dickens.
F, Eden Bach has bought the EVENING
JOURNAL A newsboY sold it to him for
one cent and had to charge it TO the profit
and loss account Of his daily sales.
II Postmaster Stewart has any regard
for his Democratic employees he will give
them printed blank foyms for their
designations and not compel them to
write them out In full
The medical books Of the present day
recognize "Bright's disease of the kid
neys' and it is generally supposed that
the revised edition will recognize
Richardson's rheumatism. ="
Purnal J. Lynch, the Democratic can
didate for sheriff OF New Castle county.
will have to eat the goose "bill' Sim
mons cooked for him, for his Thanksgiv-
Ing dinner. Mr.. Lynch is singularly
unfortunate IN this respect.
In dealing with the bogus and genuine
tax receipts known to have been improp-
erly distributed by the Republican man
ayers, the Democratic Executive Commit
tee should "hew to the mark no matter
where the chips fall ?
Is there any balm Of Gilead" to heal
the wound Of Pennsylvania loss
Cincinnati Enquirer.
Yes. but there's tariff tax Of sixty
per cent on 1t. Balm Of Gilead comes
high nowadays New York Herald.
The Democrats Of South Murde kill
hundred held an enthusiastic meeting
and parade ct FELTON, last evening
Speeches were made by Governor-elect
Reynolds, Hen, James L Wolcott. A P
Robinson, d. T. Marvel and f. T. Coopsr.
The little son of prominent business
man Of this city was standing beside his
father looking at the Republican parade
on Saturday night. After gazing at it
attentively until il had passed
and the sound Of the drums
was dying away in the distance.
he looked mp and said 'Pa, were those
men in front the Democrats, and were
the men behind the Republicans
Higgins and Mahaffy, who are accused
Of packing the jury to clesr Bill Neal
the negro who outraged Mrs Gosser in
Blackbrd hundred. and who after thev bed
cleared him, took him out to the Mahaffy
farm and dined and wined him. found
their rebuke at the hands Of the people
in this state and rural New Castle
county II was only by exercising the
most outrageous methods in this city
that they We're enabled to capture any
thing.
The indications are that the largest
crowd Of Democrats that ever went out
Of this city with an objective point in
view will go 70 Dover to morrow night
ou the special train run by the Young
Mems Democratic Club All those who
intend TO 60 are rfquested TO meet at the
club room, No. Sl2 Market street. at s 30
p. no. sharp. Round trip tickets costing
$500, can be procured by applying to Il.
Y, johnson, city treasurer's Office; John
=. Callshan, city tax office; John 4
Dlckey, 226 Market street; M. b. MUIR
phey, Water and Orange street and at
the club rooms. A large and magnif-
cent demonstration may be anticipated
as the Dover Democrats are making ex.
tensive preparations. After the parade
meeting will be held TO be addressed by
lions. Thomas F. Bayard, George Gray,
oharles 8 Lore and other wen known
speakers.
City Treasurer R. r GrifH II ana
Samuel 4. Baynard were Standing At
Seventh and Shipley streets Tuesday
afternoon engaged in conversation. when
a party OF negroes came up the street on
the opposite side and stopped Aftar
some consultation, one Of their numbe-
was CHOSEN as spokesman, and crossino
the street, approached the custodian ~
the city's wealth ard the would- ba
mayor, and raising his hat ia true Sonth.
ern style said:
Gemmen, would like to hab few
words wit yu"
The charitable heart Of the pbilan.
thropic city treasurer was touched ana
he said:
We'll, we are listening what do YOU
want9"
well, boss, I'ze trying to git enuf
money to git sumfn' ter eat and TO pay
my way back to Virginny."
How long since you left there?p
asked City Treasurer Griffith.
only fe " days, boss"
The negro repeater was about to elab-
crate and involve himself, bis fellows
ard the Republican party when Mr..
Baynsrd said:
Leave AeIe Immediately or will
have you srrested."
The negro left, and the Republican
party escaped for the time being, the ex
p2sGre that is sure to co4e out in short