Evening journal., 1890-11-04

act in the cspscity of deputy marshals {
and has put on negrces In several Of the
wards in this city. This shows con-
clusively that while white Republicans !
are willing TO have deputy marshals to
intimidate voters; they are not willing i
TO mark themselves in the eyes OF the |
people of the state. gs the menials OF o
desperate party.
Senator George Gray was marked |
| figure around the polling places in the |
Seventh ward 20 dsy. and his presence |
was productive of much good. When |
| handed one Of the intimidatng circulars |
/ OF the Republican committee, he read 1t /
and la a contemptuous manner tore 1t to |
| fragments and threw 1t into the gutter. |
The Democratic meeting at Summit |
Bridge was largely attended Stirring |
speeches were made by Thomas Me- |
| Cracken and W. b. Biggs. The stage |
was handsomely trim med. and numerous |
Chinese lanterns hung around. Pen
cader will give big vote for Lynch and |
the whole Democratic ticket IL is Car
nagy's home and he is very popular
Washington Hastings took Issue with
James G. Blaine AZ the meeting In the
| Opera House last night, and said that no
matter what Blaine said, the Mckinley
tariff bill did "open a market for single
barrel Of -four or bushel OF wheat OF
course Mr.. Hastings word wss accepted,
as James @ Blaine had failed to confer
| with him before he uttered that Banquo-
like statement that has so worried the
Republican managers.
The Morning News says There we're
an unusual large number Of strange and
| rough looking men TO be seen on the
streets OF Wilmington yesterday. They
were wandering about aimlessly and
showed by their action that they were
not familiar with the city They were
all carefully watched" The News
should 20 to the Republican managers
and get their names and warn them that
their instruments OF fraud are under sur.
veillance
Would-be State Senator John a Hof-
fecker win be showed under Ia Kent coun-
" by such a la ge democratic majority
that he will never again have the hardi-
hood to appear before the public for their
suffrages Playing the ''nigger act"
upon the Higgins men for the benefit OF
Mr.. Massey was the crowniug act OF his
treachery TO his fellow Republicans, and
they " III rebuke this action by the silent
lutter Of their ballots in Duck Creek
hundred to-day
Talk about intimidation William G.
SDruapce said TO the colored men Ia the
Opera House last night "If any one of
your number voted the Democratic
ticket you should brand him forever
thereafter with the mark OF Cain. This
b | Al III al
hour, and such talk is calculated to in
fame the passions OF the ignorant col
cred man until he forgets that he is liv.
I ing ~ civilized community. and will
commit any act upon the black man who
has the hardihood to fall on his own con.
yictions and vote the Democratic ticket.
. The last spasmodic kick Of the Repub-
licsn party WAS made ia the Opera House
5 last evening, when the Republican lead
eTs tried to make up In enthusiasm what
J they lacked In votes. The speakers we're
John Pilling. Colonel Benjsmin Nields,
w. G, Sprusnce, Washington Hastings,
Levi G. bird, Senator Anthony Higgins,
7 Hugh c. Browne. Charles NJ. Curis,
: Horace Greeley Knowles, H O. Conrad
e and George Elliott, The speeches were
. limited TO fifteen minutes EACH and
: many OF the speakers said much more
than they wanted to In that short time.
II was simply an antielection jubilee,
Y the managers realizing that they would
% be In sack cloth and ashes after tbs
n polls close to night.
!. The dispatches from down the state
7 telling how the Democrats are trying 4
Q vote negroes by paying them of In
+ worthless state bank notes Rre so thin
/ that one can see through them easily
q The Democratic managers have better
: sense than to attempt such thing, to-
cause they well know that the negroes OF
Is this state have handled so many Re
publican greenbacks ia the past
n that they are well acquainted with
e the feel and look OF genuine bank note
It Is simply another Republican fairy tale
The Democrats will carry the election ii
this state on princi pal and not by the rs,
OF money and that is more than the Re.
publican party eau say. This stat,
never before knew such political meth.
ods as the Republicans arr
using to carry this campaign. They hav'
n become apt disciples OF Quay, Dudley
Wanamaker q Co, and will meet will
the same rebuke from the people
IN Indications for Delaware and Maryland
p m Partly cloudy TO fair, slightl,
warmer weather will prevail to-day I'll
Il noon in tho eastern portions, with fresl
westerly to southerlv winds
New York Herald Forcasts-A eyclon
As depression now central on Lake Hu'oi
and attended by snow storms as far soutl
as Erie Pa, will probably advance ess
:. . to New England to-day. causing snow o
- rain in Northern New York and Pennsyi
vania extending east to the Upper Hnd
IA son Valley Temperature rose in th
m Ulited States yesterday, except east 0
the ninetieth meridian; the chic
minimum was rs degrees at Dodge City
&c Kan the chief mexlmum, "a, at For
ly Cusrer, Mon
Raynard's thermometer: "a. ni., 4g
10 m, Az; u M, 80; p. M, 80.
al POLICE PATROL BOXES
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Completed by Next Week
~ The Gaynor Company is rapidly com
" | Dlatinp the DOlice signal sVsseu All III