The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-10-13
Rrinckley. Dickey and Company.

DiNAtA anu
A. Worthlngton Brinckley's letter
from Harrington to an evening paper
In this city discloses the fact that he is
on missionary tour down the State
under the auspices OF Dickey, Sauls-
bury, Donah0e and Company trying
to make the unsophisticated negro oil
lower Kent believe that his best utter
ests lie in voting the ticket OF tho In
dependent Colored Republican party.
II Brinckley and those who sent him on
his missionary pilgrimage, and are
paying his expenses were honest in
their intentions, he, BrInckley, would
no doubt have met with more cordial
treatment from both the white and
black Republicans of lower Kent. 1t
was very natural for them when they
found that he came amongst them as
the emissary OF Dlckey, salisbury and
Company to resent his appearance III
That capacity.
Briuckley is not honest in his politl'.
sal motives. He Processes to be the
champion OF the Independent Colored
party, but while he has one good word
to say for that party no has Il half
dozen good words for the Democratic
party. This is we'll understood by
Dickey and Salisbury, hence the sin
sws OF war furnished by the company
to keep organizer BginckleyIi i'm the field
to whoop up the colored voters to
strike for liberty and vote the hide
pendent colurcd Republican ticket
This ticket is not made up yet, aud it
is not known who will be upon it. but
1t Is TO be exclusively made up of col
ored men, probably MrBrineklcy will
be named Tor Congress, Mr.. |, NCarty
for Presidential elector Howard
Rice for sheriff, and so on, as they are
eminent coiored reformers and stagnch
supporters Of the Independent move
ment.
But no matter who are to be the col
pred candidates, the greut distinguish
Ing mark oil the ticket and BY Which
It is to be known is the portru,t OF
Abraham Lincoln, and the culorel
voters are advised In II circular signc4
by Brinckley. Cart, Rice and others Il
vote the ticket with Ltncolns picturt
on It. BrinckleS, hickey and SAILS
bury deeply calculated that II the col
ored voter only saw tho picture Of
that venerated man at the head OF
their ticket, they would not fall tC
vote 1t. This was very brilliantly
conceived scheme, worthy of mort
brains and better minds thanBrlnckley
possesses, but it will hardly bring
the desired results to the Dickey auc
salisbury combination.
The remains of that old martyrot
President would turn with agnny il
the grave II they were sensible tina
the picture OF Lincoln was used TO
such ignobls purposes. No, it is no
that Mr.. Brinrkley is down the stat
organizing the colored voters to sur
port the independent Colored Reput
lican ticket that he IS getting into no
water. but it is because lie is sailing
under false cuiurs. lie 10 working
not under the auspices Of the leading
ami most Intelligent c0lufed peopl
OF tile S ate, bat under tho lost cor
rupt auspices OF Democratic @yencie5
Why should Dickey. Salisbury Dona
hoe and Handy take such deep In
terest In. BrIndkiey and his work If nc
To weaken tie Republican party?
Wharo does Brinckley get his none
to debaueh aud deceive his calore
brethren with. but from these Demo
cratic leaders II is not surprisin
that the Republicans OF Kent, whit
mud black, are Indignant at a traitor !
their midst with his pockets stufle
with democratic boolde, to debauc
culored voters and get them to ind
reGtly vote the Democratic ticket b
voting Tor the 50 called Independent
ColnrbI Republican ticket,
The Colored voters who have in an
way been influenced by Brineklcy
ntekey Salisbury and company
Should get straight upon the subject
ii there are any Of them who desir
TO vote the Democratic ticket let lAeL
do ii openly, squurely and honestly
and not support it by voting the ticke
that Br.nekIcy Is putting before them
Ii Hon. G. &. Lore 10 reported CO.
rectly, he sud AT tue Opera House LAT
night that on every slO warth of cuI
pets man buys, $500 OF 1t is a la
Exactly SO, Nj. Lore $50 from !.
lepyes $50. Then Mr.. Lore mul
mean that ten yards Of carpet at oil
dollar per yard without the tar
would cost only $3.50. That kind
argument won't do, Nh. Lore, for int,
igent people. Mr.. Lore has yet
learn that the tariff is not tax
Indigestion! Miserable. Take BEEc
kAs PLL6.