Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1891-05-14

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Middletown TRANSCRIPT Mlddletown
editorial, May It'll, 1891 by same
For receiver Of take There are
and county treasurer tn. Democrats
governor mas appointed ~. 49,, I,
john 4. Dickey OF vii sho never
minston aud John + nnIty to co
SN,nss l nv an the most pr
pointment Of Air. staai. mlnston ID
meets with general Rp IL refuses |
proval, and he ia smoker "a ,t,,,, -,
Of by all who know him anu thlu "
az man fully capsbl, They publis
to discharse the nntiee that IL Ia ,
sift 81 the governor; u, cratic pape
state auditor he vas care times 1t will
dning Iva dnty Witbo1t 'ome of /
fear or favor Mnile measures {
thorG wps ynld reason VA d,,sire
hslieve that Governor
Reynnlds would appoint Democrats
ono Of the prominent Rnt lot better I
| CluaNle men who wore vas. a.,
applying for the position sApres' no
/ there Is prevalent n yen, men and III
4 erAi feeling OF Hatisfac- A. tina axnel
ton with the appoint M ~,
mont In the case Of Mr. rarily nil
Dickey's. circumstance party, tina
~ nv 's see,rsd ,hs nn blind sup
/ unity OF certain nersoni very fair
who have found him un lidasad man
| willing to submit to diC -
tatlOn and these perant' ana cahnot
ara now threatening I'll con yiction.
rnr,y with al kiads ui ,,n.r ~,
punishment, bee tnAe tli 'Nf'' '.4S
,iavernOr has app iinted ,ncus for
man who was b icsed byl.omm,inttv
mn'e letters aud NOR -. =. q. :
personal recnmmendA llhuet no
tthus than any other cat Live its NJ
dldate. The glverau yor,nv ~,
mad asked tliese very N"'"iS n''
men who now object 10 ,osss and '
n Caud date who would ,r- 10 reflel
meet their wishes, but
they presented hone anC ne hoilui
malenl vH ~ SOP even md purpoH
nn'V salpoln ny " " iiizena Of
their peace III carefully Ia not th'
heiOre tbs appointment .uch nap,
they sh,nll desc now. 80, -,
he EVERY EvEStNG PpVehl' WI
has done cv'fy hinl ipnscientiu
within the scope OF Il, han ~ n .
limited pnyer To hr'tttlD
Mr. lirk'y and 10 hum Understood
lite the governor, but T. hort was Il
IL known % be conducted -,....-..
in such way IA 10 rem. 'srtalh par
der impossible the ex 5uca what
prcsslOii OF nnhnntst anu 49, rar,
lie measures. Somsy eHr, yhtch was
siuce tho EVERY EVEN al right mi
1850 hDuud5d cut OF VII
mingtpA u 10 OF gam
hlcra { tue great advln
tage Of the city the .ncN
proceeding was 70 ask the
iNyN court Ii nay 8 ppO
for the ilp; tnis III levy
court very properly II.
tnsrd TO do ant over since
ihat day tile EVfWY
EVENING has ptraeuutsd
eIsiy inan wno was 49,
any way connected With
thAt refusal to pay. WITH
public funis. for work
done for aivertisins pur.
poses We endorse tnf
appointment az Mr
Dick-y and behave that
be will Spply IN this duties
OF his office, that measure
Of hlunsty and Justice
Witch lie is known tU
amply tu the conduct Of
his private business.
There cannot be the slightes
EVERY EyENlNG was referred
turial Of praise was written /
lyENiNG had opposed the RI
, Hickman to the levy court,
, known 70 have also meant I
, nnce Of piekey and Neary
! had not the scheme miscarr
VANDERBILT is on record as q r
as d rooster
Mr.. Nandegrift refers to Z
ING's work of Kidding the city
=. and employs assertions Which
ton TO know are absolutely {,
i, therefore malicious, but with
rs no one for whose good OPT
EVENING cares believes them
1t may be interesting Just n,
the public how near the trutl
, script and its editor come. T.
ING in iSS7 undertook, upon
/ sponsibility to clear the city I
, pnnhlers WHO had infested
I after reviewing the circumsta
! law decided thar effective ",
/, done through parties unkn
+ gamblers and who could gat
! drnee. Two skilled detcctiy,
: pl1yed through 4 responsible
!. SET tn work. Fhe labor of
/ small fry III the mcshes Of tn,
Cumplishcd with suile ditliC
, secure tho hackers and heads
i was more difficult. II took
i but this paper decided It was
A ~ rUut these crooks, and tn
! continued through the greater
Skinner, After the evlden,
a finally gathered and the arres
1 made LIVERY EyENiNu secure
Of 10 more men Ia aid
: and lead the raids, Az
about 80 gamblers were ARE
: the number over half were Sc
!, default of money to pay thl
4 remainder more fortunate,
( pay the zines imposed By I'll,
i, They had plead guilty and-tl
A enriched bv about $1,000 IN.
! subsequently 4 delegation of
~ had frequently expressed a
d riHtiun Nc the service EVERY
4 rendered The community an
q they desired to contribute toy
E, ot Che work They eycntr
n that ~ there would he a lnr4
"a tiur, paidthis paper should |
r. lmit, outlay liz tity toulti
NJ lWpn tuade request for /
15 iNi.~ rerciptcd bill for the d
alul 5tlmir EXPENSES. amount