The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-04-14
THIRD edition.
nov Charles u. Lore Failed to Go To
the United sIntls Senntr

L. Wolcott drops the chancellurship I
plum, and that though the name of he (
Hon. Charles b. Lore was mentioned
In connection With this appointment
and that SO little notice was taken of
his name and claim here ut heauuuar-
tiers that 1t was hardly given second
Wrought, coupled together, bring up
femlniscences OF the trsacherous OPP
position which the Hon. Charles Is.
q 4s0re has had to meet at the hands OF
the Bayard clique for years.
1t really appears that, despite his
years OF faithful, earnest work for his
party, this veteran OF Democracy has,
! Tor some reason, been made the target
Of the most treacherous opposition
thnt man in his party has ever met
IN this State. Not, surely that he de-
served 1t, for Charley Lore has de,
eei we'd better treatment ut the hands
Of his party. While Bayard and Gray
and men OF their ilk were lolling in
tneir easy chairs. Charles b. Lore was
FOR years the head of political STRIFE
and the muses. well know that it was
often to his efforts mainly due that
victory was wrested out of the very
Jaws Of defeat. He has always been
man belonging to, and in touch with
Il the people, and 1t is q wonder, when
you come to think OF it, that the PEG
pie. the workers OF the democratic
party. do not rise in their might and
say to the office holding and Office
manipulating crowd that this worker
! this man who has earned laurels that
have always been given to others,
should have his turn and that turn
must come soon. Charley Lore has
right to demand this ut the hands OF
the voters OF his party.
The Masses that IL the people, did
Try to reward this olu-time leader, it
will DO remembered, Oh two occasions
but each time their efforts were foiied
by the treachery of Thomas h. Bayard
and his clique. In neither case was 1t
square, open lighting on the part OF
Bayard and Gray in New Castle, OF
with their lieutenants, Reynolds and
Wolcott in Kent, which defeated Mr.
Lore and his friends, but in both IN
stances and all through, from start to
nnish. it was treachery, deep and
oainnable, and in both instances il
won.
Back In the winter of 1885, Char.
ley" Lore made his first fight for the
Office OF United States senator.-an Of
nee to which by every party rig hit lie
MaS.entitled. Tom Bayard 1t was
8 Known, was to resign the oillce Of
United States senator to 20 into
cleveland Cabinet Under ordinary
circumstances 1t was OF cOui 80 tho i'm
preston that the field was open to any
friends determined to send him there
They evidently did not ut first know
that Tom" Bayard felt that the olilce
belonged to the Bayards; That he pro.
posed to put one OF his pets there
when he stepped out. They did not
know that he had selected George
Gray, man who had done mighty
little for the Democratic party beyond
holding Office, for the p&ce, hut they
= soon found this fact out.
Lores friends went to work and
found that In that Legislature they
had majority of one on Joint caucus
for MIR, Lore, and the IMPRESSION Went
out that the choice Of the working Gle
ment OF the DemCcIutlc purity Wuull
be tho next United States senator
But Bayard was batk OF George Gray
and Buyard was IN ClevcluEds CADt
net With Bayard at his back, whit
did Gray, Reynolds and Moicutt cal,
Tor the people: The result shows tia
= they kenw they held the winning hand
nfln Monday March g. Buyurds resllt
PATTON was presented 10 tho Legsla
lure, and ON Monday night, March Il
he now famous caucus was held
ne BaulSbufNs to Il man lii the lat,
inncellor, and John T. the lattal lie
member Of the Huuse-nackrc
p. Bayard, Reynolds uAu MolcOtt
lISliing Gray.
,p to The very closing of thr
pcm doors 1t was CLAIMED LUr
iority. After the door
never, in tho corridors o
Lse were heard Whisper
merry, The tray men wht
I1IPhad been working IN tile d,lll
Icy were doing dark wurSl. cuul,
tontain themselves no longer. "W
have two OF their men boosted tn
Bray men" Both handler and Ban
low Will vote for Gray. ldyard La
liked it, The Saulsbury-l. mo-
sould not believe this, but an hour al
lerward they did when tney tOun,
that DR.. Swlthin handler ana HYur
"a. Barlow lad betrayed their trust
burned traitor to Lore and Z wen thel
votes to Gray, Given On, no, that
, mistake Tho charge was 500
made that they were Hoa.ht, and tina
'Tom3 Bayard, the immaculate, III,
nreproaclabie had Used the power .
hls position as seclotdrY VI State /
make tho purchase.
The charges WIS openly made bv TIN
hisgusted ami betrayed Lore men tim
Henry NJ. Barlow was to lie uiaile Il.
bollectorlof the port Of Wilmington IL
return Tor his vote aud thut Charlie
M. Newlln, nephew Of n. hdHsllrr
was to bs made United States marsha
Is payment Tor Chandler ruts. Ia!
rharge was denied, 1t is true, bat IL i
true that they did uotHute III TINT ral
gus for Mr.. Lore; II Is also true tina
hesSrs. Noviia and barlow seeE5rt,,! IN
phiees named. Queer coincidence.
huly. This is picture fpI Democrat
pt delaware yet To CuHt,mpiat,
Thomas +. Bayard, whom they la
bmeandag tiii llUuytad. IL sils us ull
pnlce to huy legislative Fufe5 Z
hwart their wishes slr Lore NJ.
Beaten by trearlary THIS tiilr
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