Evening journal., 1890-08-30

Speaker Reed has become a legislative
florist. He is certainly running a hot
House.
When the Pennsylvania Senator OPP
poses any measure its friends begin to
Quayke
Nearly all the wool growers in Della
ware belong TO the Republican party in
the shape OF negroes.
Before letting all that lard through
Congress Mckinley should have creased
his tariff bill tn, Roughly.
In the epent Of an extra session of
| Congress becoming necessary President
| Harrison would have to call only Speaker
Reed together.
Plumb now proposes to take hides of
the free list AS soon as he does that
someone isgoing to refuse 70 take the
hides off cattle.
The Republicans of the Sixth ward
seem TO be determined to set down hard
upon all efforta of Robert G. Fraim Esq,
to bring himself prominently before
them. Verify This glory has departed. :"
II would be the height of imprudence
for Henry Cabot Lodge to get up before
an intelligent audience and recite that
touching piece entitled II am not mad; |
am not mad (" No one would believe
him.
A cousin to Lord Sackville. West is to
be placed in Allegheny county almshouse
on account Of poverty. He might write
TO his wealthy cousin over the water. but
Lord SRckville might think it another
American election trick, and refuse to
answer.
The Republicans of Milford have been
given free headquarters The philan-
thropic individual evidently thought
they would need all the money they
could get to corrupt the voters Of the
county and indirectly contributed his
share 10 the corruption fund.
Charlie Tom politics win ft great
| many people in this state Charlie Tom
is Philadelphia celestial who will con-
test Hon. William H. Coles effort to set
In the Pennsylvania Legislation. This is
his platform: me got no politics. Me
Mclean man, Lepublican Democlat and
Plohiotionist. Nc anything. Me going
to knock out Billee Cole,
The Republican First District Commit.
tee held a meeting at the Republican
headquarters last evening, with Fred 4 i.
Bach in the chair. The following was
adopted;
Resolved, That, In the event there
shall be no open or published opposition
to the tickets named In ward meetings
by the Republicans of the several wards
for delegates and alternates to the state
convention and for members of the First
district or county committee, it be per-
mitted that the election Of such nomi-
nees be made in the respective wards by
meetings held on Saturday evening, SEP
TENDER 6, at o'clock, the election to be
held under the supervision of the mem
bers of this committee, as heretofore
provided for.
In addition to those already published
names In the EVENING JOURNAL the fol-
lowing Democrats have come forth to fill
places Of honor and profit in this
county for st. Georges hundred:
For Assessor-James d. Eliason, w.
A. Cochran. ST., and J. NJ Foster. For
Road Commissioner, West-W. j. Ella
son, George H. Houston, John w. David.
sou. East-John w. Carrow, Michael
Keegan, John Zaches A. Bender. F. p.
Yanhekle Cornelius Conard. In Apo
quinimink hundred the candidates who
are now out in the field, and whom we
have not previously named are: Repre-
sentative in General Assem- bly,
Mslcomb Clayton. Richard L, Naudain /;
Levy Court Commissioner-W A.
Scott. James T. Taylor and Joseph
Roberts; Road Commissioner-A. E.
Skaggs, E. Morgan and James Graves.
For assessor-John B. Stradley. In
Blackbird hundred William Nailor
has come ont for inspector and Caleb B.
Lewis for assessor.