Evening journal., 1894-12-31
TIE PENINSULA PRESS.


Editors Are Talking About.
Did the editors of the Gazette print
their paper in green last week on the
theory that similia similibus curantur9
Then again green denotes jealousy. -
Easton Ledger.
The public will be glad TO learn that
the contemplated removal OF General R
Il Holiday, superintendent of the
Delaware division and connections. TO
aaother division, will not occur. -Do7er
Index
The killing OF Mr.. Maier's horse In
this city by coming In contact with
broken electric wire last Thursday
morning, should lead the different
telegraph, telephone and electric corpora
tions to adopt additional precautions to
prevent accidents TO men and ani-
mails Daily Republican.
IL Is rumored-how seriously we don't
know-fhat Governor Reynolds purposes
granting general amnesty to all convirta
now ia jail. Yes, governor, turn 'em
loose on the community, and they may
% able to do You a good turn In the
future. Milford Chronicle
The success Of the Republican party
six years ago was largely accidental, but
the choice Of Mr. Higgins for senstor
was based on sound and we'll defined
reasons He had been weighed and not
found wanting through twenty years
Of aggressive leadership -Mlddletown
Transcript
AS things now stand, the heavy fight
Is between Mr. Addicks aud Mr.. Higgins,
while DR. Burton and Mr. Richardson are
doing the skirmishing One Of the
skirmishers may yet win the crown Of
victory Every Evening.
Let the members of the General As.
stmbly put aside partisanshlp and make
laws that will effectually put a stop to
vote buying and vote selling Newark
Ledger
The kindly thoughtfulness upon the
part Of Mr. Bayard who. in spite Of his
multiplicity of social and business en-
gagements did not forget the little ones
OF Old Swades, WAS one of the most
pleasing OF the Christmas season Incl.
dents Ia this city Morning News.
We suggest the organization OF
Young Mems Democratic Club IN Elkton,
believing 1t would do much toward hgr-
monizing factional ifsrences - Elkton
Democrat.
Addicks was in town last Wednesday,
and his friends embraced the opportunity
TO take him BY the hand aud whisper
words OF encouragement in his ear -
Georgetown Democrat.
The success Of either Addicks or Hig-
gins means bitter defeat TO the 9th r,
aud will cause big and fatal split in the
the bands that hold It to-
gether. Sussex Countian.
The frankness and fulness with which
Mr. J Edward Addicks meets every point
Ia the bill for divorce fled against him
by his wife, coupled with his open and
manly demeanor since suit was entered.
will do much to establish Ia the public
mind that presumption OF innocence
which the law accords to every accused
person until proven guilty, but the
benefit Of which, unfortunately, is too
often denied to defendants in divorces
suits Sunday Star,
The politics Of the situation Is 70 main
tain and strengthen the organic alton in
those counties, and In our opinion the
surest way to do this is to keep political
faith inviolate and elect J. Edward Ad- |
dicks to the y S. Senate. Dover SEN
tinsl
Every Evening fnds something
manly" Ia thief who, being caughs |
and choked, unwlllingly drops his plum
der, but that paper finds nothing to
except one of the men who was
plundered Every Evening should be
employed TO write an euloRy OF the devil |
when he dies = Milford News and Adver- |
tisar.
Under the present circumstances we |
endorse, unquali6edly, Edward G. Rrad |
ford for the next United States senator
to fll Mr.. Higgins's place Georgetown |
Journal.
The Legislature can make good record |
BY its acts of omission as we'll as those OF |
commission. 1t should defesJ every Dill |
for the passage Of which there Is not |
good and ample cause. Dover Delawar-
ean.