Milford chronicle., 1892-03-04

=
- legislation. that haYe for the past nve
vears brought much needed changes IN
her system of governing lawsf "hile
sinking over this subject the man
brongbt the following letter from one
.ybo i familiar with this subject;
Mr.. EDITOR = o.os
v,,,,r editorial reference to the neces-
Ia, co. an appropriation for the improve
..,s,t ~ II Mispillion river, taken III CON
.,Sr,;on with your clipping from the E., 1VS1eS
1.J 4dgeyiisey. from Mr.. Woodail e iel-
,a,. as TO the necessity tor "ol "oSlAlSS..151
sng0ests the equery-."what can lne HsOtI,e H.
evDect from the Democratic party l...e In ~
sVav Of internal and permanent ini iPi0'~
ak 5rhe present and future must De ~ -.
nv the past. What improvement -
the Democratic party given tne SouF1r 1,F Ts,
What have they given the p9oPits; ~ ,,,1es.
s,yare In all candor ask tnls 4:
~. aud shall be pleased to have ul
.t arsver The Democratic party
,Is;,,s "a he conservative boasts o.
it, ,,;rt,,e If virtue it be-while It's oP-
.onents accuse it of being hegallve
1srt,s ''calamity party for reVenue
f,i,;' LET this be as it may. can az
&c 10,
tt,;s ,,oueut recall no improvements ~
49, 49, Stste due to Democracy. II any,
which are they a. ...,,1t of
,,s-t;aI Republican victory IN 1900 we
p'l % e. &C.. sci,ool books-due to the same
oo,,ee How do you ask The money
=, ti,e state Treasury, which gives TUG tne
rao-,ia free school books, was put tneIe
tl,,6,,ol, the High License Law passed Dy
tLa Psnnblican House in 1889, ana whlSn
the Deinocratic Senate did not daIS ue
feat. though it did defeat much sOOu ie6
IS lation Of the House. -, soeootod
The Democratic party has deieateu
Constitutional Convention ano Sons.ll1,
tional Amendments for years, ne'Ils. tnOusn
pledped to them by its party P!l.inI PIasl,Iinl
10 man can truthiully deny TINS ue0i'l'
alton. vor exnect
from the Democratic party IN tne way -, -
improvements DO you e1Pe e Nc
rranriatiou for the improvement OF Mls ms
!,;iIion riverp You favor It, favor II, Du
the Democratic Congress does not 11O'
can Won get it? The answer IS simple
ejecf a Republican Congress. See
McKENDREE DoWNHAM'
Washington. D. c., Mar. 1, Io92'
The letter covers almost the entir'
s,one for an answer. The writer vii
remember that it is not on subjects ger
main to the true interests OF Delaware
that the oace holders Of Delaware De
nocracv conduct any campaign 1t
the mission of the Republican party'an'
the friends of good government, ts ell
tighten the people by calm PLAIN ssa'e
mepts of what they aim to bring aDou
for reform. Such party leaders as Jane
WoIcott-whose skirts are smeare'
with the collecting claims percentage
hang before the ignorant voter the re-
rao Of linked schools, " when the re
nrbl;cau party has proved its earnest Of
lection 70 this by having negro eSast
built and equipped in Delaware snst
s..o,,a "a none in the land. Does thi
1oo,, ike mixed schoolsl Then again
snc,. .,;s= a. Mr. Wolcott prate OF tn
Great honesty Of Democratic politician
themselves. Is lobbying an act throug
The Legislature, which will put thousand
- dollarsiu an individuals pocket, whicl
rightfuiiy belongs to the people and fai
,,srs of Delaware-is that we ask, sam
-le of their honestly Our corresponden
riol,tlv saws, that every measure that ba
hseu enacted to bring the State of Della
ware up with the march ofprogress ha
had its origin ip the Republican party 9
Delaware.