Evening journal., 1890-09-27
POLITICAL NOTES.

POLITICAL NOTES.
Richardson says: "Gentlemen NAV
cry speech speech but there Is no |
speech"
City Solicitor Lyman object "a having
a long distance telephone that is,
long distance to walk to NJ e 1t.
Speaker John H. Hoife sser, the Repub-
lican nominee for state senator in Kent
county, aspires to be. speaker of the
State senate.
The councilman rom the Ninth ward
Is not exactly ? feenback or silver Ger
tihcete, but he avs himself that he is
$50 Besle.
Did Coune IL tell Building Inspector
Dillon that ,tther the houses or his days
must be ut mbered2 It looks very much
ike they Meant the latter.
R. s. Reynolds was the guest of his
Duck ,rcck hundred friends the first
part I this week. He meets a hearty
recel ,ti0n wherever he goes.
he Republican nominee for coroner of
\ emit county is Dr. Luther s. Conwell, of
torth Murderkill hundred. He will have
the pleasure ofsitting on himself after
[ the 4th of November.
Will Building Inspector Dillon please
mum Der the houses in.South Wilmington
| This way he has of keeping Republican
| postmaster in suspense cannot be toler-
ated by a Democratic Council.
mi.
| ton at Dover yesterday applied the unit
rule upon the Milford hundred delegation,
despite the fact that only three OF the
six delegates were for Reedy for senator.
| Here is q chance for the state Sentinel
to harp upon unit rulers OF another color.
Candidate Harry A. Richardson car
ries a 800, 900 insurance policy upon his
| life. Ee should have a similar or larger
amount placed on his political life. If
he will take such policy he will be a
rich man after November a. The diff
Guilty arises in getting any company to
take the risk.
George Whitaker, leading Republic
can of East Dover hundred and one of
the three men whom, IL is said, made up a
campaign fund of 81, 600 by which Kent
county was carried last cleo
ton. was 10 Philadelphia Did he
negotiate a loan from Quay, WanamakeI
& Co. while he was therel
'The strong right arm Of the Republi-
can party" is what MacCallister of the
Seventh Ward Republican Club calls the
colored man. 1t was noticed, however
that the meeting put the tariff on WOO
by charging the two negroes present s.
each to become members of the club. L
was then that the strong right arm grew
black in the face.
Smith, Of Mispillion hundred, AM
Charles L. Stevenson of Duck Creel
hundred, are the leaders in the race TO
the nomination for coroner on the Demo
cratic ticket in Kent county, Stevenson
, will carry solid delegation from his owl
hundred, and will make good run evel
If ne does not get the nomination Smitl
is the man who was defeated two year
ago by the Republican candidate.
Since court has sent so many negroe
: TO New Castle Jail it will be hard thin
3 for Senator Higgins to find his minority
7 | Why IL it that the Morning News ha
9 not said that the court is simply Demo
| cratic blcCblOu mAchtut, huyHOW4 ~ 1
/ probably an oversight. The editor ha
y been so busy trying to find out where
laugh In the "0id Sockum" funny arti
I cles, that this important matter has bee
Q overlooked.
n Solomon Jersey stated in the Seventh
Il Ward Republican Club meeting Thurs
day evening that he knew positivel
i that Purnal j. Lynch had men goin
9 over the county buying votes to secur
. his election as Democratic sheriff TIL
Y wisdom Of Solomon is only surpassed b
4 his powers of imagination, and no douh
+ he makes this statement solely on tn
|: strength of Hersey The Republican
. will use all the milled-edged argumen
in this campaign, and, as Hon. I. I
= Bayard said: cit will be a contest q
4 money against manhood. The Republican
! cannot use this statement against th
q Democrats They might, by ignorin
: the fact that the Democratic party is no
the party of Doodle, make their mott
II read, Money Against Boyhood," Blu
v never with the present ticket in the 6el
II could they say it Is q campaign {
3 Money Against Manhood"
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