Evening journal., 1894-08-25

} Treasury OF the embarrassment whlcf
has been felt for year or more. Norm
ing News.
The Republican Convention OF last
TUESDAY was simply a Higgins ratifica
tion meeting. II was mere machine il
his hands, Higgins turned the crank
and the delegates danced TO the music of
his self praise. Dover IadeS.
That financial plank ia the Republican
State platform may have been intended
for straddle. but life Is too short "a
puzzle out its real meaning Z il indeed II
has any. Like somebody 4 remarkable
trap, IL seems TO have been 'sor to ketch
EN- comm and 'goin. Livery
Evening.
The President has not signed the
tarin bill. and 1t Is generally supposed
tnst he will allow 1t to become law
through the lapse of time. He Is In a
terrible stew, like the man who was
netween the Devil and the deep sea =
Daily Republican.
Horace Greeley Knowles. be it known,
unlike our Martin B. b., ia siill In
| politics. Time was when, according to
their own words. all were out even to
Senator Higgins, aud be said the whole
party had gone to 9 region where sum.
mer clothes were not needed Middle
town New Era
BY an error Of puRstuation In the SEN
ate bill diamonds and seeds are put upon
the free list Why couldn't It have been
sugar and coal Cecil Democrat
The Sussex Countian says 'dt IA IAN
underlying principle OF Democracy 10
allow the majority TO rule. We regret
to say II is underlying" and lies SO far
under as to be indiscernble IL strikes
us that the principle for which Democ
rscy has ever shown the greatest rev.
srence WAS that Of rule or ruin. mil.
ford hrouicle.
General Wilson made the evas ~ his
colored auditors opsn vide last Tuesdav
when he spoke about killing the fstted
calf Dover Delawarean.
Whiskey is said to be manufactured
out OF old rags This is perfectly con
siatent, and one Of the rules that works
both ways, since most OF the old rags in
the country are made by whlskey. Mid
dietown Transcript
Every candidate is just now piline on
fuel, and the political pot will soon be-
boiling. Newark Ledger.
A Democratic heelsr was heard to saw.
IL we can't beat Marvil and Willis then
We cant beat anybody" If the conf
dence implied In this boast is we'll
founded, then the Democrats ought to be-
Intensely happy But all the same they
DON appear to be happy just little bit.
Dover Sentinel
II Mr. Sirman secures the nomination
AR Tunnel will shake his hand heartily
and assist him to the honorable aud dig
nined executive office. Should Mr.
Tunnell be successful and gain the
nomination, Mr.. sirmAn possesses too
many manly qualities to cause any dis
senslonin the party Sussex Countain
In the Republican convention on Tues.
day Chairman Bradford spoke Of the
candidates as Joshua NJ. Marvil and
Jonathan X. Willis. II he calls them by
such names now what will he call them |
In November2-Seaford News.
With vengeance that is not the |
Lords, the ProhibItionlsts OF Delaware |
have again decided TO mar. since thew |
cannot make Milford News and Ad- |
vertiser.
Two Of the leading bosses, Messrs.
Dickey and Neary. are pushing Mr. Sam |
uel Bancroft, Jr., who Is one of the heavy |
men Of the Every Evening aud Of course
ls backed by that paper, but is denounced
by other papers and the rRnk and fls Of |
the Democrats as not being true Demo
crat.-Laurel Gazette.
A black mans party should be repre-
sented BY black men. In Milford hun l
dred they were more generous to the /
negro, for there MIR. ] s. Willis, after
choosing himself as one Of the delegates,
chose two negroes for alternates. -Sux- |
sex journal
lt will be struggle for existence with
Tho Republicans. but with both the state
and national governments Ia Democratic |
hands and united opposition, it Is hard
10 see what advantages they possess over
the conflicts Of previous years George
town Democrat
Friday night before the primaries on
saturday, harmony harmony WAS the
sry of the Republican cohorts. When
The sun went down on Saturday there
VAS not letter left Of the word except
he Il and s.-Lewes Pilot.
The trustees Of Brandywine camo.
meeting worked themselves into frenzy
II Indignation over the 'deseeration" OF
he sacred altar by Prohibition meet
ng. II such meetings are desecration,
hen It Is high time every sacred sltar In
ne nation was desecrsted. Peninsula
Press