The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-29

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men were paiu III oiaers 'iint "eie
oiscouneeo'
we oniy siate TINS as ruhor anu
sincerely nope IL rs uniounueu' o'h',
IL VIII 90 no marin 10 investigate anu
see what tnere Is In tne ruuior. MOI
only the CITY oouhcli out inc people
IN general teel that ssfV' was very
large amount TO pe pa'a Tor haoih
SAND last year ehat coula not oe USED
IN all KINDS OF work where SAND Is re-
CURED. ihere Is isellhg that TINS
vast amount OIL money was pau 10
political favorltes'
1t Is currently reported that syndi-
cate, some OF the members of which
were Joseph L. Carpenter, Jr., Patrick
Neary and John NJ. Solomon, who pur.
chased sand privileges at the Kaolin
auarries near Hockessin, and that
they were personally Interested in
furnishing the department with this
sand. We are not averring that those
rumors are true, but they are rumors
nevertheless, and 1t will do no harm
to Investigate them.
Commissions are becoming i'm.
meussly unpopular any how in Will
mington, and the feeling Ia fast in.
ereasing that they should all be abol-
lshed and that the City Council In.
stead OF being reduced to a nonentity
and shorn Of its power, should be
placed In control of all the depart
ments now in the hands of Commits.
slons. The City Council is the trut
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The Senate yesterday, always con
seryatiye In important questions, yer,
properly killed the SO called bill TO
lhs equalization OF taxes, and buried
It beyond the hope OF decent resur
yection so far as this legislature is con
serned. Senator Pilling made the
speech of the day against it and Soma
tor Pyle threw the weight of forty
seven years as q farmer and severa
years as O Hour manufacturer ant
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back into the Street and Sewer Com
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