Evening journal., 1894-12-10

persons never read ths papers they re-
celve in this way A paper that is worth
reading Is worth paving for Easton
Ledger.
The Delawaregn. IN referring TO the
choice Of the next United States senator,
suRgests that the opponents of Mr.
Addicks persuade their friends In the
General Assembly to vote for the Demo
cratic candidate and thus preserve the
life OF their party aud save the state
from the complete triumph Of corrup-
tion This is truly cheeky suggestion.
Daily Republican.
There Is lull In the Republican
senatorial combat. but Mr.. Addicks is
still on deck with his forces well In
hand Els defeat. however, seems now
much more probable than il did the day
after election. Every Evening.
We favor ballot reform that will
advance the interests OF the Republicans
that far, ard no further. We want
every Republican IN the state 10 have
the same legal advantages which are
now given TO Democrats. Morning
News.
The letters Of Robert O White and
pate tho villainous action of the Levy
Court Of Sussex county in robbing the
electors Of Cedar Greek hundred Of their
duly elected assessor, have been so long
IN mAturing that they are devoid OF SAVIOR
and fall fat upon the public ear Mil
ford Chronicle
It's right which the newspaper has,
and which the people expect OF It, to
give full and fair accounts Of all tho acts
and dolngs OF the community in which It
exists OF whatever character those acts
and doings be. Georgetown Journal
Candidates for the United States Sen
ate are multiplying as the time Of the
meeting Of the Legislature draws nearer
Higgins and Addicks. of course, are the
chief candidates, but the uncertainty as
to where the lightning would strike II
they were out Of the way has the effect
of bringing more Richmonds In the field
--Georgetowr Democrat.
We can truly say Of the Presidents
message, IF It's length be not Its
merit it hath no other. Middletown
Transcript
Brazen checked Democrats In Dela
ware: intermeddlIng Republican news
papers outside OF Delaware, who are
utterly ignorant ss to the conditions In
Delaware, will have no voice In making
United States senator for DslaWare-
Dover Sentinel
II Is all well and proper TO uphold ana
espouse the party Of your choice. but do
It without calling every other fellow on
the other side q stranger TO the truth. -
Newark Ledger.
The President recommends free coal
and free iron and come changes In the
sugar schedule, The ringing charge
upon the sugar trust, which the county
reasonably expected, was conspicuous by
It's absence. Snow Hill Press.
Why not 60 little further, now that
the election is over, and honestly admit
that the bard times from which we are
still suffering are--so far as they can be
attributed to political cause.-the result
OF the unwiss and vicious policies Of the
Republican partyf-Dover Delawsrean
Is 1t not the case that II any Republi-
can Is entitled to 20 to Senate by the
Republican votes in the incoming
Legislature, that man Is J. Edward
Addloks. --Seaford News.
why uot form nfo company ana see
what can be done toward getting an
apparatus to fight fre2 1t will be too
late some Of these days Laurel Gszette.
Addlcks has paved the course with
silver, but Higgins, Pennewill and
Burton will have use Of the royal pave
ment. 1t only remains now for Addicks
TO apply his gas and balloon in ahead, II
the wind blows his way. SUSSEX
Countlan
Any one of the gentlemen named would
better represent the interests Of Della
ware than our "cuckoo" senator, Gray
whose main Efforts have been II
''whitewashing" the Cleveland adminis-
tration. = Georgetown Republican.
Among the possibilities as a guberna
torial candidate is mentioned George NJ
Jswett. Of Hartford county-Eastoi
Ledger,
Referring to well-known Landmark
IN Dover, the Index says that the "Ol,
Honse on the Green" will come very nea
being the executive mansion after tn
middle of January. Brains, law, forae
and decency may be found at all times ii
the Old House. Milford News an,
Advertiser.