Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1890-10-01


} It's cost. In this case the Daily Her
" advocates the payment of what 1t
srms "a trife more" on twine and tin |
nd other things amounting to a gross
um about 100000 per snnum to
he people OF Delaware alone, without
aving an idea above that of pig of
he benefits that will accrue or whether
ny benefits at all win accrue. The
DAILY Jersey does this on the broad
,round that this is great country and
orotectionism is its god.
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POLITICAL NOTES.
Our new German justice Of the peace
Is quite Sasse.
Hon. Thomas F. Bayard will address a
peoples mass meeting in the Opera
House, Monday evening next.
The Republican headquarters at
Seventh and Market streets is tax-re-
ceipt speak-essy for the negroes.
Patrick Dougherty of the First ward
has announced himself as q candidate u
ass sssor and collector from the Southern
district.
Speakman's dinner-pail will doubtless
play very important part In Repabll
can politics this year II the bottom does
not drop ont.
IL is matter of general suspicion that
this Republican campaign is simply al
advertising scheme for the canned goods
of Richardson q Robbins.
Asbury Sterling, skinny" Hamilton
Joshua Parker and James Potts arr
known as the big Four Ebony Giants
OF the Republican party in this cam
paign.
Alfred Stevens. OF Odessa, was ap
pointed sealer OF Weights and Mea
sures by Governor Blggs, yesterday. II
succeeds Jacob Deakyne, baillff Of tn
court.
The Democratic committee should EN-
ploy Mr., Hastings TO travel through tn
state and read speeches He would brea'
up the Republican party in one cam
paign.
State Librarian John @ Gooden o
Dover was In this city to-day He say
that Hall and " illiams will run ava
ahead OF the Democratic ticket in Ken
county.
Senator Anthony Higgins says that |
order TO get here last night he wi
paired. When Senator Gray came |
was not paired, but Washington Has
ings was peeled. This is the differen,
between the visits of the two Senators.
Editor Griffenburg. "the mass Of Ie,
and arms with sponge for head, " VIII
runs the Sussex Republican, was in Jh
city attending the Republican meetir
last night. He is hanging around as IL
would like to join the Delaware color
down in Washington.
Esquire Lewis Sasse is what he is Ii
day and ex.Mayor Calvin B. Rhea
spent his $50 for a special car for notl
ing The governor yesterday authorize
the secretary of state to Issue him b
commission and 1t will arrive to day.
The speech Of Mr. Cannon fell like
wet blanket upon the assemblage
Ninth and Shipley, aud had he been 2
lowed to make his speech first the rest
the speakers would have talked
empty air. Several Republicans we
heard to say that IL that was the be
speech he could make he would cut
ridiculous figure upon the floor of t
House Of Representatives
The New York Sun Of yesterday co
tanned very fair statement of L
political situation in Delaware dated
Dover, but evidently written by
Republican, which said: Gin Sussex /
situation seems TO have undergone
change. A few months ago it was pref
generally believed that the Republica
would have from 800 to 500 majority. T
Democrats braced themselves and nam
an unexcsptionable ticket. The Repub
oaus on Tuesday last named their tick,
but failed to produce that harmo
} which is necessary for either party
this state town. The feeling on t
part Of the Sussex Republicans agar
Senator Higgins and his appointees
what causes the trouble in Sussex. I
e anti-Higgins people claim that the Ser
tor should have kept his friends out
. 4 AhN AaeoAN WI III AAbub GOWi
the Republicans are united, and in N
1 Castle even the dissatisfaction with
! appointments made by the Senator v
: will not lose his party any votes.
Do not fail to hear the silver tongued X
9 tuckian at the opera House tomorrow ev
ing at : o'clock.
0 Wilmington Clearing House.
8 The third year of the Whining
}. Clearing House Association closed y
n terday. The association was star
in 1887. Ohio Rowland, then cashier
the Wilmington and Brsndywine Bal
z was the FIRST manager. John H. Dan
d Of the Union National Bank, was IN
ager for the year 1888 TO 1889. Thor
' D. Young Of the Farmers Bank
i charge Of the clearing hol
for the year Just clos
: The report for the year shows an
9 crease in clearings Of $3,e0S, 406 I