Evening journal., 1890-09-03

under CONSIDERATION.
Levi @. Bird, William @. Spruance,
Watson r. Sperry, Samuel M. Knox and |
Spencer Williams are supposed to be the |
big FIVE to 60 from the Seventh ward to
the Republican State Convention.
Two delegations will wait upon Gov
ernor Biggs at Dover on Saturday for the |
purpose Of pushing the chances Of john |
T. Hawkins and Peter L. Cooper, Jr., |
for the public school SUPPLEMENTARY Of
Kent county.
Gideon Jackson will probably be the |
Democratic legislative candidate from |
North Murderkill hundred as Samuel |
Armstrong and Benjamin Moore have
declined to run for the nomination. !
Freer and GildeTsleeve are still in the |
field.
A Kentucky man has been fined s 75 |
and DISTINGUISHED for selling his vote for
fifty cents. Kentucky is a Democratic
state. Had this apology for man lived
in Pennsylvania or some Republican
state be would have received wink in
stead of fine.
Emperor William of Germany is going
to publish paper. He proposes to
make it his official organ. Considering
their strained relations he will only run
it week or two before Queen Victoria
will close it up on libel suit, The
Kaiser considers himself larger than his
grandma.
Adolfo Duchos, an editor OF Ell Uni
versal of the city of Mexico. has arrived
in New York. In an interview with
reporter in regard to the condition OF
Mexican journalism, he said that to
Mexican newspapers ''news week old
is acceptable, and the reporter has moth
ing to do. :" The Daily Hersey and Every
Evening are run on the Mexican plan.
Congressman Dockery of Missouri
stated in the House yesterday
that the appropriations of the
present Congress exceeded those
made by the preceding one by at least
| S54 600 Geo, and that even If the passage
Of the Mckinley bill should be ignored.
/ there would be deficiency of at least
| S2s, 600 600 Where is the Shylock who
wants q mortgage on the Capitoi2
Arizona and New Mexico are ambitious
| for statehood and Republican Congress
slonai committee has been appointed to
visit these territories to inquire into
the social, educational, financial and
moral conditions therein existing" 1t is
an open secret that the report will hinge
upon one question and that is How
will they go-DemocTatic or Republican,
1t has already hinged that way once with
New Mexico.
The Scranton Truth rep has come
out solidly against Delamater, and says
the state Of Pennsylvania has become "a
reproach in the eyes Of the nation, be-
ca use Of 'its abject subserviency to the
rule Of petty bosses and commercial poll
I ticians This paper has been long
while getting at the full meaning of its
name. but all things come to him who
waits.
Henry George said in his New York
speech Freedom is not here yet, but
She is coming Abraham Lincoln said il
his Gettysburg speech; "This nation
under God should have a new birth o.
freedom" Speaker Reed hasn't made
speech, but his actions and silence sub
stantiate Henry Georges statement, anC
make every intelligent American wisl
for the fulhllment Of the prophecy Of tn,
"Martyred President.
A nesting of the Republicans Of tn
Second ward was held last night at head
quarters, Seventh and Market streets
r The following delegates, alternates an,
members Of the county committee wer
, | put in nomination: Delegates-James D
I Phillips, Daniel Ross. James Card and J
/ NJ. Winchester. -Thoma
w. McVay, James M. Carver, John c
kersey and John Thompson. First Dis
trict CONTRIBUTIONS W. McVay
9 John O. Kersey, James NJ Winchester.
\ Robert G. Fraim, Esq, will not per
4 init himself to be downed by the Republ
cans Of the Sixth ward and is again i
the saddle He has been instruments
4 in placing the folio wing ticket in I'll
l. Geld as a rival to the one formulated b
u the meeting which ignored him Dele
II gates-Robert G. Fraim, Isaac f. Nun
u dorf, Edgar L. Haynes. Edwin c. Moor
James A. Anderson. Alternates-NapC
leon B. Morrison, Isaac r. Parker San
uel II. Chadwick, William r. Duncan
N Howard Caldwell. County Committee
IL Frank @. Stidham. Milton s. Shipper
d Henry H. Hawkins.
Robert J. Reynolds, ESQ leaves tn
o. CITY this evening for his home in Kel
cd county, but will return tomorrow to a
ne tend the fair. To- morrow evening
n will be at the Central Hotel to recei,
!. his friends informally. From seventh
- FIVE to one hundred people called up,
q him there last evening, to D,
Ter their respects to the next 90
ng ernor OF the little Diamond State. and ,
"a. expressed themselves as being favorsb
impressed In an interview Mr.. Re
nolds said 81 have gone over the sta
OF - great extent and found ever
ist thing much better than l expecte
ms In Sussex county. and Little Gre
od hundred especially, the prospse
4. are very bright. In Kent county f
'a' but little dissffection, and careful I
e" view Of the situation bears me out
he the assertion that / will poll lar
on vote and carry the state by good, 50
M majority.
b. Cross Country Run.
.rp John w. Barr, /. r. Pierce, A.
lot Poinsett, A. w. SEartz, q. R. Fathe
70 gill. James A. Oliver, @. S McCowen al
Z. G. Harm an Of the " M c. A. "a
cross country run last evening n,
n Brandywine bridge 20 Perry ELL a
.he back The outward run was made
,e- twenty-five minutes The distance fl
it'll the Riveryiew car depot to the roo
itb was made In twelve minutes on {
-'N hofna etratrh Vhe Ramhlino, Commit.