The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-20

Whsn Rogaes Fah Ont, Ito.
), There u troubls inths Dsmooratlcpa
~. The only Dsmocratio paper Ia. the
State has fallen Out with the managers,
and on Thursday evening thsy read It out
OF that party. Ths fight 10 on. the oar
teons will play q big part In the campaign.
Gar Blggs has refused to print any party
ticket that he or his party leaders do not
sanction. His word Ia absolute. Whas
have the people OF Wilmington come to
anyhow With Gar as Clerk OF the
Peace whose word Is law? With Donahoe
fighting Bancroft AMI our postofice run
as q political machine to reward party
workers what are the free born Della
wareans going to dot
What are our adopted citizens going to
do? Are the Democratic managers OF
Delaware to DO allowed to tell the people
what they shall and shall not do9 VIII
the people submit to any such autocratio
orders from q servant OF the peoples
Mind you, not master but q servant.
The only thing for the adherents OF the
Peoples party aud the Reform Democrat
10 movement to do is to turn In and vote
the whole Republican ticket. and thus
forever take the yoke OF the Tammany
heelers from their neoks.
Wilmington has Richard Crocker In
the person of John T. Dlckey who Is run.
ing thlnge to suit himself. He has been
as gooi as Governor since the present
official has occupied that exalted position.
The Journal In Last evenings Issue prints
in big black and bold type on the fret
page the following:
LOST sTnAyED or STOLEN.
The artists COPY OF the cartoon which
should have been printed to-day In this
space was mailed at the Wilmington post
Office on Wednesday, October II, about
half past five In the afternoon. and has
not been heard OF since. 1t was addressed
to q Philadelphia engraving company and
should have been received by 1t early yes.
terday morning. Tho cartoon was IL an
unsealed package tied with string and
was handed to the stamp clerk at the Will
mington post-ofllce who weighed 1t and
the necessary postage stamps were put on
It. Iraoers have etn sent out for 1t and
the postal authorities called upon to ex-
| plain its miscarriage. We make no charges
against anybody but the public will draw
| 1t own conclusions In the future our
cartoon will he entrusted to kinder hands
| for transmission.
| Ahc oaiho papoi Soy . ooAeOA
Tread OUT OF THE RING.
The Evening" journal has been read out
of the ring. The resolutions were passed
too late. for the Evening Journal had re-
pudiated tho ring long before the ring re
pudlated It.
The Evening Journal Is the only straight
out Democratic daily newspaper In the
democratic party. and not the Neary and
Dickey ring. 1t represents IL united
Democracy and not Gray faction, Lore
faction, salisbury faction or Woloott fa1
ton.
We publish paper In the interest Of
the Democratic party and consequently
in the interest Of the people. When We
see few mon pro5tituting the powel
which the party has conferred upon them
we enter cur protest. When We we see
these men degrading the party by hold
Ing up tue congressional nomination ant
auctioning 1t oil to the highest bidder M
matter what his politics may De- we re-
pudiate the action and oppose the elec
ton OF such man.
There were poor but honest and capabl,
Democrats who sought the honor. W.
fought the light for them and came with
in a few votes OF winning 1t. and would
have done 80 had there been spirit o.
unselishness on the part OF some OF tho
candidates who were opposed to The ring
barter OF the nomination.
Before Mr. Samuel Bancroft, Jr., wa
nominated we gave lair warning that. be
cause he was Republican and none
was his only recommendation. We woul
not support HIN eyeu II nominated. w
have kept our word
We owe nothing to the ring nor to the
county committee, majority of tn
members OF which ID controlled by til
ling. IN fact both the ring and the com
mittee have opan accounts for advertiser
which they should have had the goo
grace to settle DeGoIe they closed thei
dealings with US aud pu. US On the black
list.
Mr. Samuel Bancroft. Jr.. in the despe
alton OF his defense has gone into pc
sonal matters. Ii 1t comes down to a pc
sonal fight Mr.. Samuel Bancroft Jr, wi
be worsted We have refraIned frol
going into his private relations becaus
we have no lows for that kind OF polite
but, If Mr.. Bancroft takes the lead on thu
line and wishes us to follow him wa wi
do so. We wish to spare his family al
personal friends the mortilicstion OF SUI
, an exposure