The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-05-26
Our Dover Letter.
Correspondence of the Republican.


Dover, May 24.-The good acts that
men do us we write in sand. but their
evil acts we engrave in brass. DR. Is.
L. Lewis, once the rampant anti Sauls-
bury Democrat, the man who, al
though present at a caucus which
nominated Eli Salisbury TO succeed
himself as Senator of the UnitedStates,
and refused afterwards to vote for
Mr.. salisbury, the man who for his
services as a "Unit Rule man, was
made Speaker OF the Senate, and who
us Speaker refused to do the smallest
act OF kindness towards the Sauls-
burys, whereby reconciliation of
the factions in the Democratic party
OF Delaware might be accomplished,
was, Notwithstanding the great intlu-
ence OF his cousin-by-law, General X.
X. Kenny, OH his behalf rejected as a
candidate, either as Delegate or Al.
ternnte to the Democratic Convention,
to be held at Chicago. And ''all be-
cause" said Salisbury man, "the
Doctor has of late been coquetting.
with the Farmers Alliance" which as
a contingent under tine auspices OF
John L. salisbury Is doing much to
disintegrate what Is called the Demo-
cratic party In Kent and Sussex Coun-
ties.
This is the phase which a Salisbury
man puts on the Doctors discomti-
Jure.
But In conversation with one who
belongs to the faction which at pres
ent holds sway, ana one who profess
SEES to know all 1.-THE ms" and the
outs" of the faction. your correspond.
ent was informed that whilst the lead
ers condemned Lewis for having any
connection with j. Alexander Fulton,
Ad, tahill, Andrew Slaughter and 9TH
er lieutenants OF John L. Saulsbury's
in the Farmers Alliance movement,
yet they were disposed to ackno "
ledge the past services of the Doctor
and compliment him as the son-ln-law
OF The man who lent his name to Ken
ny, whereby the votes Of five delegates
were obtained FOR the nomination of
Reynolds as Governor in opposition
to Hon. James Williams, who wa J.. %
salisbury candidate, and at same time
give Robert j. "a setback foI some o.
his late doings, yet they could net
elect Lewis as Il delegate or alternate
al tie convention in face.of the power
OF the Whiskey Ring as represented Ivy
"Lcke."
you know" said my informant,
'kcnny,has 10 influence without Xeke
at his back und 'Iekc hhdded my dip.
lomatic friend, derives his influences
from false prGtenses, il being
generally given out that lie was the
man who obtained the money from
the whiskey men to carry on tho last
campaign, whereas It was Colonel
Stevens. There is one thing however
certain, that II Governor Reynolds
wants to go to the United States Sen
nt La will h.,ss.a a., ,,,t,iti.ttA I
is by appointing him Insurance
Commissioner or the br. will 20 over
entirely to the Farmers Alliance" rs
to which of these phases il the correct
one Your cores onlCnt will not say,
but one thing lac Will say, that what is
"a led the Democratic larty in l3eia-
ware. 10 In Il uemulaiICd condition,
and the Idea of Cooper and Kenny ho-
ing dictators, makes the Older men OF
both factions sick.
Some time ago, MIR. Edward RIdg-
Icy was heard To say that lie wished
these young men had never joined
their Cthe Nolcott party. and so BIT
tcrly We're the former lieutenants of
Wolcott opposed to Kenny being
elected as II delegate to Chicago. that
they imploIed tho aid OF salisbury
men to defeat his election. Uncle Joe
BurchCna. has gone South in disgust,
j. Frank Wilus is afraid that OthcIlo'S
occupation is gone, and tho services
OF frank Dum as manager, and of
Henry {. Carpenter rs '>ide Show
editor Of the Index, will be no longer
required. Charles II. Il bay has for
suuk politics and became u moral re-
Iermti he l., at present emf, Dyed by
the BAY ard House Tavern to prevent
l., G. l.. Smith rr-m obtaining license
TO sell liquors at lis restaurant.
The children rt II family living in n
house hclo, EinE to j. Is. Conner nenr
! arcus' Landing had a very narrow
- CAPE fer fhrir lives Yesterday. Tho
dOIicile took fire while the parents
were nom lIome.
To fdupc the truth of tho assertion
HAT thcle is no pleasure i'll this world
without Il mOGirtltn Of pain, nm EN-
ptuyCc at tie Delaware Hosiery named
Ar MGR, II German Who has been Ton
otnc weeks anticipating the pleasure
he wrali linvC by the arrival OF his
vie ana child, was greeted yesterday
only 10y Ills vile, the child having
died on the passage,
Tie Hosiery ia in full blast and tile
new dye houso IN connection there
with will soon To IN operation.
he artificial ice works are in opera
ton and producing tic cooling neccs-
-ity. The Dover mHchinu works are
working to their full caEaeity, Hud IN
Il very few days VIII have completed
the orllss engine ordered by Richara-
son and RobtltIs. Aud thus the whole
community is being blessed 10y the
hrncilCent effects of the Mckinley tar
j., law.
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