The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-29

The Democrats, Of Delaware, yes.
.erday at Dover, patched up the bare.
laced tinkering Of the party by the
adoption OF the platform adopted In
1902 at Chicago. It states how proud
t is 10 see that the free institutions
are assured. OF course they are M.
sured for the almshouses and soup
houses OF last winter have placed on
record In this State and In other
states the fact tn ct the people In 1892
made the greatest mistake OF their
lives and that whens they asked
for bre ad they were given q stone.
The convention approved OF the ao.
ton of Senator Gray and OF his un-
swervlng allegiance to the Democratic
principles. Whore was the answer
yesterday to the queries from the
farmers OF Delaware to Senator George
AS to the price Of wheata What had
the convention to offer in explanation
OF the change OF affairs wherein two
men were waiting for one mans place
instead OF two places waiting for one
mann The civil service plank was
nailed down ut one end. only so that
Democrats in office can be objections
BILE partisans and escape the watchfu
eye Of the President. Here is plans
which the leading Democrats woult
do we'll to consider.
Whereas. the Republican party |.
In favor OF the restoration the Nc
kinley law. and whereas under thai
law the highly protected industries o.
the cOuntrJ, aided by the loose immi
grafton laws passed by the Republi-
lcan party. have by an organized wage
cuttlng system driven out Of their Elm
lploy vast numbers OF our own wage
earners and filled their places from
the cheap aud un.AmerlcaniZed iIumi
grant classes. thus forcing the work
liDgman OF this country Into q Here,
tlcom petition upon American soil will
! the foreign pHuper labor OF the world
therefore. We declare our opposition
ito the re.enuctment OF the Mckinle.
law or any other like measure. and IL
sfavor OF more restricted immigration
laws especially In the interest of HON
labor.
oh. shades OF Newcastle save u bu
where was the man. who with Ambas
sador Bayard represented Delaware o
, Chicago, and since his return HON
has cut the wages OF the workineme
! under him seven times7 Who lie til
man who gives employment both da
n and night to Poles and Hungarian
and lot them work over 100 hours
: week, whlle white men and Democr
, tic voters were walking the street
, idle? Who pays the workiugmen O
[ New Castle $3.50 week for TO houl
work? He Ia Democrat and one VIII
helped to nominate Cleveland an
who would like to no to Dover as
/ Representative OF the people. ..
They believe In rotation OF office
Ihen why did they pass bill to kee
| Martin from making a demand for hi
, just rights in the courts and not pei
? nit John +. Dlckey to assume tho Of
flee of Receiver OF Taxes, when owe
r 500 votes OF the people said othorwis
/ or the little birds tell lies. Why di
I the party make the Municipal Cout
Q judgeship a twelve years jol? WI.
D did they deny the Mayor of the city @
q Wilmington tho right OF rotation c
Office and create a partisan police con
/ mission? ."......
! The people OF Delaware In Noveu
Der will answer these questions whe
they will deposit their votes for Ma
vii and Willis and the whole RopubI
II can ticket. They favor appropriation
y for the improvement of the Sta,
water ways when 1t is fact that Sci
ator Higgins has been instrumental
: obtaining more appropriations durin
v his time than n bunch OF his predece
sors together. The pinch OF hungs
! during the last year has cleared Il
- veil of Of the peoples eyes, and whe
the next election passes Delaware wi
y be redeemed from the Democrat
= party. and chair will be vacant
" the SOLID South"