Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1890-08-14
WHAT The PAPERS SAY.
The Astisn of the Convention Discussed
by the Press.

The Astisn of the Convention D.scusse,
by the Press.
Wilmington Daily Republican.
Nobody can say anything PERSONAL,
against the character of either of tA,
men mentioned. Socially and morally
they stand high in the communities ii
Whish they live and in ability they ar,
fully up to II not above the average OF
their predecessors. No fault can bt
found with either of them along this
lines mentioned. If Mr.. REYNOLDS /.
elected governor he will perform tbe
functions OF his Office with as much
aoiiity-perhsps not with SO much
susVity and peliteness as our present
governor. If Mr.. Causey is elected I'd
Congress he can deliver eloquent dia.
TRADES against tAe Mckinley Tariff bill.
/ the Lodge Force bill and the Reed .sgsp'
law, as they ara Familiarity called, but
we dc not believe that he, like Rogers Of
Arkansas and Enlos of Tennessee would
make fool Of himself
Smyrna Times ind.
They are strong politicians and will
lead vigorous campaign.
Dsver Index DEM
II ever the people made ticket, they
did so last Tuesday Mr.. Reynolds and
Mr. Causey are both men of large exper-
lenee and ability and are eminently fitted
Tor the positions to which they will be
chosen on the fourth day of next Noyem
Der. They are both farmers, men who
VIII appreciate the condition and wants
Of their constituents. They know the
Aardships OF excessive taxation and real
lze the necessity of destroying a system
Of oounties By which the few are made
immensely rich and the many excess.
lively poor. They are in sympathy with
the people. The people will therefore
trust and elect them.
Eastcn tMd.) Ledger, DEM.
It is unquestionably a ticket that will
bring back this year Delaware's old time
Democratic majority. The Ledger sends
congratulations to the Democrats Of
Delaware on Tuesday sgOod work.
Philadelphia Evening Telegraph rep.
AF. Bayard is in She saddle. Vha
Democratic convention at Dover yester.
gay did about everything that he wanted
10 70 do The campaign in the Diamond
stase was a matter Of considerable in
serest to the whole country.
iltaooiphla inquirer (Repl
In absolutely disregarding the Sauls-
ourys IS component part of the Demo.
cratic party the Delaware State Couven
tion yesterday drove the last nail into
their own coffin. Two years ago the
Republicans won partly by an accident
This year they will sweep the state
Philadelphia Press, (Rep).
The result of the state convention YES.
terdsy was what has been foreseen for
several days, and large part of tbe
work has been done in the direction ~
an humiliation of the Saulsburvs n
remains now for the people to ruh ont
the. other faction Of the party and nv
the election of a Republican govarnor
and legislature, bring the state down ~
the present time That can be done tb;s
year with properly directed effort.
Phila ielphia LedgerTqnd. Rep
Mr., Reynolds is a sturdy farmer who
has taken an active part in public affairs
for many years, and seems TO be well
qualified for the Office for which he has
been nominated. A party cannot afford
to surrender its choice at thu command
Of a faction that threatens to bolt" |
unless It has its own way. The situation |
Of affairs, however, will make the next |
election in Delaware interesting.
New York Times DEM. 2
As there was no doubt that these can
hdates were the choice of the party as
ndicated at the primaries, this was the I
zisest purse TO take.