The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-17

MIR EDIToh:-B Being Q reg gular reader OF
the REPUBLICAN, last Wednesday evening
1 became very much Interested In an arti-
Gle headed, what our citizens say" I'm re-
gard to the candidates for the honorable
position of United States Senator. Your
reporter first spoke OF interviewing O
young attorney. who made the remark
that MIR. Addicks ought to have q pistol
ball through his mock.
IL is the first time that have been fully
convinced that studying Blackstone had
Or would entirely crowd out OF any mans
Uranium common sense.
would advise tho managers OF Farm.
hurst to keep an empty room and mana.
cles sufficient to hold u young man who
would make such a foolish assertion. He
must surely have spoken without. stop.
ping to think how 1t would sound.
MIR. Philip Il. Clark offers to wager $50
on the outcome. which he has u perfect
right to do. There will he United States
Senator elected by the Legislature. There
will be no tax office that pays four thou.
sand dollars year when John T. DIckeys
term expires IL this Legislature does Its
duty.
with long Tustache. Long hatf Is ha ID
on tho brain. Harry. You uee the big
word preposterous. Why IL Addicks no.
where2 i suppose Harry has forgotten
when he used to visit Mr.. ]. Edward Adj
dicks, with three. other gentlemen, and
proclaim they were the big four" and
had Wilminaton politics in their vest
pockets, How about the $l.6003 Don't
all speak at once.
Tue Hon. Levi q. Bird is one of the
greatest lawyers that Delaware ever pro.
d iced. l have often listened to him
pleading for a widow Or orphan. How
gtand! And how he poured his whole soul
into the case for the one that had been
wronged. and often smiled at some OF the
young attorneys When they try to initiate
him. Levi nAntIlfng thAm Inv hie hrnnd
smiling countenance. He uses words
that do him credit.
Mr.. Harry McIeGr sreaks very confl-
IDENTIFY but there is many slpin life,
for many have the bug In the wrong ear.
The State OF Delaware will be safe In eth
el MIR. Addicks' or Mr.. Higgins hands.
Hope he will sleep soundly and get up
good Republicans. and make another
change III '96.
MIR. Washington Hasttngs.a a very inquls-
tive old gentleman. says the people of
Delaware would be very ungrateful IL
they did not send Mr.. Higgins back. |
would like him to think OF six years ago
when bIr. Iiggins and others wrestled
the senatorsnip from Mr.. Massey and
MIR. Treat, gentlemen who hud worked
hard to carry Kent and Sussex They
spent money aud time. l would like to
ask him few questions. ] believe you
sometime during the campaign wanted
to know who j. Edward Addlcks was and
ed.
have not yet seen an answer that did
Mr.. Addluks justice. He was born In
Philadelphia. State of Pennsy lvania, and
has resided In Claymont, Dell for the past
eighteen years. lie is one OF the flrst
business men of the country. ard has a
perfect right o aspire for any office In the
gift of the people In the State of Dela-
ware or the United States. Philadelphia
| at her late election, honored one of ths
NJ
with the best paying office in the country.
fail to see why it would not do to return
the compliment to MIR, Addicks, u son of
pennsylvania by birth. but q Delawarean
| by adoption.
Mr.. Harry Robinson said In his conyer.
eatlon II MIR. Addcks WAS to go to the
United States Senate New Castle County
would have glven Democratic majority
| OF 25.O00 instead Of 12.000 Republican.
he remind me of the boy who had
smoked his first cigar after eating his
Christmas dinner, and needed bottle of
| soothing syrup He need not feel any
| ways alarmed about Delaware Hopping
| over to the Democrats II Mr.. Addlcks is
| sent to the Senate.
Mr.. Jdmes L. Devou Ia business
man and has right to speak his
mind, but llr. Deyou. 1t takes twsnty-one
days for chickens to hatch and your in.
cubator may perhaps get out OF order
| aud spoil the brood. Come, let US take O
rest. Stocks are going up.
Addicks has the Senatorial bee in bis
| bonnet. Edward G. makes no mistake In
| speaking OF the people OF Sussex.
They are not unKrateful to the ono who
delivered them from the political bondage
| which they have been under for the
| last thirty years, who have an Idea
that the position can be filled by any
| otler than a lawyer. Don't get the heart
disease, Dut go on with the good work
| Your time may come, but it Is not yet at
| hand OH. or TUE ppopIE