Evening journal., 1891-01-12
POLITICAL Norte.

FOAl iONl " -
The familiar face of Slnecure Bach is
a gain seen on our streets
State Auditor James H. Bo Jce OF Sus
sex county is a candidate for re election
Benjamin c. Cubbage Of West Dove
hundred would like TO Iucceed "Uncl,
Joe" Burchenal as Proth jnotary Of Ken
county.
Nicholas R. Johnso and George Hor.
rington, OF Mispilcn hundred, have an
itching palm for the state funds and woulC
fain be state treasurer.
The Republican managers should bus
the county tax Office a. Seventh auC
Market streets, take It to the Worldi
Fair, aud have it placed alongside Libby
Prison.
The Republicans at Dover members oi
the Legislature. focked by themselve.
this week 1t may be little lonesomt
FOR a time, but they will get used TO it.. r
Newark Ledger.
The six Republican mem bers elect Of
the Levy Court Of New Castle county
will take their seats the first Tuesday in
February, if. Well, g Five Commits
sioners bill, for instance.
Robert ]. Reynolds will be insugurated
governor Of Delaware on January Goth
A man Of sound judgment, practical and
honest in all his convictions, we shall
have an impartial administration -
Delaware City News
To any one securing us FIVE sub
scribers to the Republican for one yesr,
we will send a copy OF the paper free
The order must in all casos be accom-
panied by the money. Sussex Republi-
can. This is generally considered a gag
TO scare canvassers of.
Senator Piling recently said "Well.
was only beaten by one vote ia my fight
for the speakerehip Of the Senate He
seems to felicitate himi elf upon the fact
that there were no boilers from the de-
cree Of the Republican Senatorial eau
Gus.
The returns from Delaware Indicate
that its crop OF politics is too large. while
It's crop Of peaches was a dismal failure.
Chester Times. The returns from
Pennsylvania indicate that the crop OF
politics was too large and its crop of
money too small. Delamater for instance.
The pipes laid In the streets of Whining
ton by the Street and Sewer Department
last year were not circumstances TO the
pipes laid by the Wilmington politicians
during the same period The beauty Of
the political pipe laying is that the
ground Is never frozen too hard to pre-
vents the good work from going on.
As Solomon Herseys salary increases
his literary work for the Republican
party decreases. His scintillations ia the
Sunday Star have ceased, and Long is
now compelled to be the twelfth mem Der
of the Levy Court Just how tha Re.
publican party will get along when the
public building is fairly begun, it is hard
to imagine.
The Democrats have disgraced the
state by electing = man speaker Of tho
Senate, who kicked a poor, defenceless
woman. But the Wolcott faction are
running this Legislature and they fnd
It's Democratic members willing tools In
their hands Sussex Republican. Editor
Gutenberg who has been called "a pair
Of legs, with sponge for a head 4" has
evidently lost his sponge and has nothing
left but his legs
James Lord Of Frederick, Kent county.
has been an applicant for sergeant az.
arms Of the Senate for eighteen years.
he 10 one Of Senator John w. Halls
irusiy workers, and this fact led him to
suppose that this yesy he had reached
the goal But Phillips OF Sussex county
got the plum and Mr. Lord discovered
that he was not In It." He Is not dis. ,
souraged and says he will blossom forth |
as candidate in 1892.
Il has been asserted that Senator Eig-
gins has made application to the Board Of
Control OF the Worlds Fair for space to
exhibit the Democratic assessment laws
and political methods now In use in Della.
ware. II is further asserted that Ma
haffy and Hersey viii be FURNISHED for
the occasion Hersey will explain the
evil effects of the laws and methods upon
Republicans in Delaware. and Mahafy
viii cues all those who see and yet do
not believe.
Levin T Cooper, late Of the Laurel
Gazette, has received notice to ioin the
higgins Republican colony at Washing
ton. he has received paying appoint
ment by the grace Of the Magnetic Big
Nan from Little Delaware The way Ia
which Senator Higgins is taking his
political workers TO the nations capital
will certainly create the suspicion that
he Is going 20 steal the next national
election as he did the elections ia New
Castle AMI Sussex counties in this state.
The retrenehment canvass be-un bT
Howard G Maloney of Dover, for the
Of the House of Representa-
tives OF Dover, seems 70 be contagious
Sussex county man, who would be
state treasurer, Issues the following card
Editor Sussex Journal am an appli-
cant for state treasurer, and as reducing
the emoluments Of the several Offices
seem to be the order OF the dsy, | will
accept said position and give annie
surety, for 81 900 per year.
Respectfully yours,
ELIJAH CAREY.
1t Is thought by many that Wilbur II. 1
BuTnite Of FELTON, and John d. Burton of
Dover are the two strongest men in the
fight for the state treasurership. Mr.
Burnite was chairman Of what "a com.
monty known as the unit Rule" con
vention Of Kent county two years ago.
and his impsrtiality at that time made
many friends for him. John ID. Burton
is life long Democrat, who hes beon
closely identified with the interests of
Mr. Wolcott and his friends, and Is con-
sldered by those who know him as one Of
the best politicians in Kent county.