Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-11-10
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the R"crit smith. Wontten Episode.
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During tn week the proud nome OF
eiawnrt l,t- 'rane aim ~ disgrace TO
The OF her IS states. Senator Higgins mas
lcel nimSet, in pas ton that certainly
ais for the condemnation of honest citi.
ems. There is no douht, not the shadow
one, that the senator acted very un
sely. and the dignity of his position
,puid have held HIM above such nelar-
is work. We are sorry to think that a
,pn could lower himself to barter after u
few votes and lose bis reputation.
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wills has alinwed liz c J ~ be s"iInd >
There are reports current TINT he has
dropped below tn the level of vote hunters.
We hope for the name of Christianity that
these reports are unfounded.
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nunaren soiie ~ polltical men. a,lrilg tne
siave, ana cause ueep tesret 10 All rigns,
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political faith.
Good cannot result from evil causes, and
~ is to be feared that before the affair is
"nGrh an indelihle stain will have smirched
ute tair name OF all implicated to greater
or less extent.
The depth TO which any of the partlci-
pants may have plunged is matter whose
decision now rests mainly on the veracity
of the authors of the two contradictory
statements and which we shall not adj
Judge to ourselves the liberty to decide,
Already the matter has had DISCUSSION
pro ana con snihcient to faInlilaEize
cleIy one WIN rs detalls anu nelther
parry cah aerEe inaEalitaSe OF pehelit rom
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DISGRACE TO THE STATE.
Snow Hill Messenger.
Accidental Higgins of Delaware is
charged under oath of a monument Della.
warean. with trying 10 bribe election off
GERS. Higgins is the present first and last
Republican United States Senator from
Delaware. He is getting hot shot poutell
into him from all sides for his attempts at
bribery and 1t is evident that the people
of Delaware will have very little respect
for him in the future. He Is a disgrace TO
the State he represents
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Bulldozing, bribery and fraud hare beer
the Republican plan OF campaign in this
State. Some registrars have been arrested
ana senator Higgins Went down to Laurel
and tried TO bride Registrar Wootten to per
petrate fraud upon he ballot, But the PEG
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cannot be defrauded. The Democrats viii
carry eysrv coIntv in the state newt Tnas.
day.
salisbury Advertiser.
senator Hipsins Pcv. Jonathan 6. Willis
Republican nominee for Congress, and
some local celebrities of Sussex county, are
treating Delaware to good supply of poll
tical sensation. These worthy dignitaries
entered into conspiracy to bride promi
nent Democrats of the county, including
Colonel Wootten of Laurel, CYRUS Ward
the nominee for county treasurer of Sus
sex county, and others. The Democrats
| led them on to the point of a contract
which, unfortunate for the situation, from
Democratic standpoint, was oral, only
The Democrats, however, have substan
tiated their side OF the matter with aft
davits before a notary public, while The
Republicans decline to be be interviewed
by the notary.
This is the kind of campaign that tn,
party is conducting in Delaware mid,
night meetings in dark places after III,
manner of French Communists, secre
conclayes in private houses, as control