Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1890-10-11
MAsseY's CREATURE NOT IN IT.
ne wnt BE Numerically Cut in Kent
County HIS Managers Frantic.

ne wnt BE Numerically Cut in Kent |
County His Managers Frantic
Special Correspondence EVENING JOURNAL |
CAMDEN, Dell. Oct. IL The Republi- |
cans in this locality are doing all In their
power to insure Republican success. |
They are almost crazed to think that
after victory has been placed in their
hands by the disaffection that has existed
in the past In the Democratic ranks,
they are now disintegrating themselves
In several OF the hundreds. They well
know that the Democrats will vote as
unit for Mr.. Reynolds, while Harry A.
Richardson will be numerically cnt by
the Barnard Republicans and the negro
element, led by William Griffenburg and
George Fisher.
North Murderkill hundred has always
been regarded as a banner Republican
hundred, and the fact that the majority
| in the hundred will be reduced to mini
mum this fall, If not entirely destroyed,
/ is causing CONSERVATION to fill the
| breasts of those men who ignored Mr..
Barnards claims upon the party and
placed young Harry Richardson in the
| saddle on the one qualification, Sthat he
had the money to put into the campaign
and he wouldn't act the niggard and
make inquiry in regard to how much of
1t stuck" in the hands of the party 8
distributing agents when the election is
over.
On the other hand the Democrats are
united. They have showed it during the
primaries and at the election. They
have placed Gideon jackson on the
ticket for the Legislature. Any one who
knows Mr. Jackson knows what an I'M
/ t.l,, - FoI If Aha fortupag ~
the Salisbury element he was two years
ago He was seen the other day by your
correspondent and said Eyes. IL is true
that two years ago / had hard feelings
towards some Of the Democrats of the
county, bat this year there is nothing g
true Democrat can object to. The
primaries were honorably conducted, the
conventions were almost q unit for ths
men now on the ticket and the Demo
. Gratis, who have always a lively appre-
citation Of honorable action, will suppor
the ticket to a man.
IL William r. Allaband was anothe
! Democrat who brought JOY into tn
! hearts Of the Republicans, by declaring
. against portion of the ticket two year
ago. But there Is not a better Demo
i crat In Delaware to day than the younI
4 war horse Of the old "Motherkill," an
/ he is ably seconded by George Glider
sleeve
81 This is the kind Of dissention that
making the Republicans scratch thei
heads in perplexity, all over the stat
but especially SO In North Murderkil
Duck Creek, West Dover and Milfor
o hundreds. A gentleman was here froi
Dover few days ago and he says ths
II the Richardson's have given notice
a every man in their employ that unles
l. he votes the straight Republican tickt
?, his head will come off, no matter no
le high or how low he may be In I'll
70 service To still further show the de
r spcable methods the Republicans al
adopting, the leaders are trying to viii
Ie the farmers into line all over the countl
II and especially In and near East Dow
IN hundred. They tell them that evel
le farmer will be asked to vote for M
" Richardson for governor, and the Ricl
< ardsons will make black list of all VI
lie refuse, and when they offer produce
e, tie Dover factory hereafter they will
% told 1t is not wanted.
in The Republicans are Offering as his
re- as s25 for the votes of the disafect
~ negroes, but 1t Is Of no use. In ignorii
al Mr.. Barnard they have lost their grip
2 F., | North MuTderkill, and they know IL, a.
ey the shabby treatment Mr.. Critic
he berg received at their hands has made
s. still worse. They all know that Geor
he VI Massey is using Harry Richardson
'or wealth as stepping stone to the Unit
Is. States Senate and there are Republics
led here In Kent who will never submit
ed such thing Mr.. Massey is pI
ire railroad attorney, and Harry Richards
nv Is his creature When. two years 81
,le Mr.. Higgins wanted to fight the fig
"a that gave the Republicans partial 81
led cess, MIR Massey opposed the suggesti'
ial and said it was abortive But, wi
ch Mr.. Higgins had fought the fight a
-as won the Legislature Mr.. Massey ste
ee. forward and asks for the highest hoi
an in the gift of the party The Reput
Of cans of this county will never supp
bill such a man or his creature, and Rob
The j. Reynolds will receive enough Repul
the can votes in North Murderkill and Sol
yed Murderkill to make the few Democri
votes Mr. Richardson may get in E
Dover hundred. sink into insignifcaI