The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-10-19

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Conductor PArker's Remark.
While nobody will attempt to de-
Tend the hssty expression OF Conduc-
tor Parker at Seaford the other day,
when Brinckley landed there. yet a
great deal OF allowance should be
made for him under the circumstances.
II Brinckley had confined himself to
his own color in his project of organ l.
zing an Independent Colored Republi.
can party there would not have been
that feeling OF luminosity to him that
has been exhibited by both black and
white Republicans and many Demo-
Gratis as we'll. But Brlnckley it was
we'll understood was down the State
under the advice and tutelage Of lead
ing Democrats OF this city.
He is the reputed owner and editor
OF the Delaware Twilight paper that
Instead Of being patronized by his own
race was patronized by Democratic
politicians. 1t was no unusual thing to
see in it the long flashing advertise
ments Of John t. Dickey, State Sena-
tor John p. Donaho and many other
leading Democrats. 1t was we'll I'M
.derstood that the paper was an annex
to the Democratic party. Brincklay's
business and political asso Citations
were for the most part with men like
John I. Dickey, John p, Donaho. Will
lard salisbury, aud it would be very
indeed II Mr.. l. Irving Handy,
who is now so Mortified ut Conductor
Parkers inadvertent remark, had not
come in contact with him In bis cast.
ing around after Democratic votes.
Brincklay had no money OF his own TO
spend Ia organizing a colo-ed Demo.
cratic PARTY.
He could not afford to travel up and
down the State paying railroad fare.
hotel bills and all the expenses Incl
dent to such work unless aided by
somebody, and who would bs more
likely To aid him than those who were
to be tho most beneiltted by his work
! the Democrats who supported his
paper and were his political associates
and advisers This is what riles the
people down the State They know
that instead OF Brinclley coming down
the State among the colored people rs
! II missionary pilgrim bearing Eladmes-
: sages Of peace, truth and prosperity to
beEelit them. he comes rs tine paid en-
issry OF SGT OF Democratic colspira-
tors in Wilmington to deceive, To par
, chase. Ia dehauch and enslave them.
r Tho independent Colored Republi
/ ran party was but tho bait upon tins
hook to catch votes Tor the Democrat,
/ party, Instead Of working for the
+: poor. oppressed, dowL.urolden negro
: Brinukley was working for his politi
5 bury. Handy N 20. Il is not to be
wondered mt, that II strong feeling o
I disgust and dislike was enEehdGre,
against Brineliley that showed itsel
i'll Just such expressions us was hastil,
I, used by conductor Parker, which ha
o aroused the umiable Ire Of air, Handy
5 NJ doubt the remark by Mr., Parker
that that man ought to he driven ou
oil town. was used by numbers o
others at various places and under the
same impulse that moved him. Tie
q people, as general rule, e5pIse
!. hypocrlte aud a traitor and are apt t,
d, say unkiid things Of them.
- Iii fuct,the known presence of a man
4, of that kind in promiscuOus assem
- olage, is n strong incentive 70 uttcrin!
=. disparaging remarks. Still RriBckle
4, ought not to DO interfered with as lon
/ As he commits no brcaGh Of the peace
1, He ms right to 70 whore he please-
y and when lie plra5es and preach what
- ever political doctrine he pleaSas, an
we sincerely hope our RepnbliGa
Ia friends down the State will restral
m their righteous ipdignution and |,
nj the accredited emissary of the Dem,
Il cratic DIrty alone.