The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-05-07
THURSDAY. MAY !. 1891.


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ponl'ihs Air' Di0Aey aio VI nv '"VsO
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know that politlcilh VINO van w 'iio
most ane meanest WORK iof MS par'y
can come Win Vhe greater huiiloei
and strongest observation-disclosures
MIR. Dicsey had plenty OF THESE i" NJ
II. Lee has grip sack iuii OF them
More politicians favor such men thnh
any other KIND oil men, IL governor
Reynolds intended 10 please the poll
ticians who do disreputable dirty poll
teal work, he could not have pleased
them better than by the appointment
of Mr.. Dicltey. He Is, the politicians
man all the time and so does Cover
nor Reynolds seem to be. He will
please the politicians still farther II he
appoints William II. Lee n Justice or
the Peace. We arc sorry Tor Governor
Reynolds as we expected much from
him in the way OF reform.
But now we have the tlili measure
OF Democratic reform. We know now
what the reform cry meant all the
time.
1t was not reform at all the Demo
Gratis wanted, they wanted to get a
near cut to power again in New Castle
County. They were willing that the
county should be still farther cheated
af fhAuGuu10 nj dollars ltV cheat
ing thousands OF Republicans out OF
their votes, 80 that they but got back
to power. They knew the service that
Mr.. Dieliey had rendered to the part y
as tax collector in a little less than one
half the city OF Wilmington by cheat
Ing Republicans out OF their votes in
1se5-6-7 and 1883, and they wanted
those same distinguished services ex'
tended all over the county in 1891.
Tho Objectionable collector OF taxes
for the years named; the man who by
sly tricks kept couple OF thousand
Republicans in his district cheated
out OF their votes; the man who kept
the voters of his own party in voting
trim without the payment OF tuxes
the man who was the cause OF pill
Ing up floating debt after floating
debt against the county to accomplish
those purposes, can now do for the
whole county what lie did then fol
one district,
We want to say to Governor 10y
nolds that II he expects to make hi!
party stronger and the Republican
party weaker in New Castle County b!
the appointments he has made, h,
will not realize on his expectations
The Republicans OF New Castle county
now expect again to be cheated gu
OF their votes in tho future as the,
have been in the mast. For every Re
nuhlicnn vote lost by the tax-collec
tIon trickeries of John T. hickey. NOR
than one Democrat Will febakz, hin
and his tricks
Politically the Rcnuhlieaus hny
nothing to fear from the apnoinimen
of Mr. Dickey. r. Is not the effect hi
annointment will hive ,tnnn thei, m,
tvnt tho ncxt elec,ion that they olicc
10 40 mach ma che injury IL will n
their debt ridden county by not co
lecting the taxes ptiyilepa wbich h
can still exercise under tho Five Con
missioner act,