Evening journal., 1894-04-05
LETTERS FROM the PEOPLE.

"rhe Called Jade winosd"
Editor of Evening Journal.
SIR: Wnst Is this that Il come upon
the son % Kish2 Is Saul also smoug the
Prophets?
Nothing that has occurred Of late, las
50 mueh astonished people here as ths
appearance of Charles George Wright Ia
ihs rOls q, Newspaper csrrespnndsns.
When thst individual, some years ago.
applied f1r the office of constable FROM
Tho Democrats Levy Court, the estate
Sentinel" the organ Of the Republican
party htre. said OF Charles George, "We
do not know whether MIR Wright can
write OF not, we have experienced lbe
intlietiou of hearing him attempt 20
read 81 tho people were astOuished on
reading in tue sentinel Of saturday.
c1mmunication above tine signature. &c
q W aud another In the Dsiawsreau
ab1ge the signature &c q Wright,
both of whish, as well as one " hich
appeared one day last week in the Morn.
ing News. Charles George boldly avows
he wrote.
Toe communications all have reference
to letter from your CORES spoudent
which appeared in the EVENING JOURNAL
oi March %. wherein your correspondent
said that all resp ctabla citizens, Repub
leans, as we'll As Dem lcrats. ware dis.
gu-ted with the utftrious tricks of Re.
publican hrelers 10 have names added to
the assessment lists, and particularly So
after the assuring declaration some
weeks ago of the Morning News, that 50
far AS the assessment lists were con
cerned. the Republicans had a majority y
of voters, and that the political Dattle
was virtually Won Ia Delaware IL illus
trstiOn of the tricks of the Republican
hselsrs your correspondent mentioned
! ihs case Of man from whom better
! things were expected, having by his per
sistent assertion that he knew the age
/ and had beeu acquainted with an appil
cant for assessment all his life, inclined
the Levy Court Commissioners TO ASSESS
| the applicant. but when his voucher was
asked what was the applicants name he
replied he did not know Ana another
! case IN which a renegade Democrat swore
that an applicant for assessment was
more than 81 years old, whilst the father
of the applicant swore he was no such
age In neither case did your
correspondent refer 60 Charles George.
But 'the CALLED iads WINGED,
aud Charles George has these letters
published. wherein ha SAYS the Levy
Court suspected him of playing a similar
trick, aud consequently refused 10 be-
lisve him on oath Whether toe LevJ
Court WAS justified 80 doing so 30 knew
! bs-t but Charles George says la hil
letter published iu the Sentinel: 81
hereby give notice thst II can hud anY
law thst will sssure me OF ius ice.
certainly will prosecute the Levy Cour
toe taking tle course they did III
! Says Ia his letter which appears in th'
. OslaN arran. that the people of this com
mlnity have known him all his dsys
lie is Indeed known very we'll He is IN
: same man who, during the campaign o
1882 IS said 10 have entered into con
y tract with the r publican party, h
a being supposed to bs not only Demo
q crat, but Democratic worker TO delive
over for consideration, certain nun
A bsr OF Democratic votes. He after
wards had the gall to ask
VI Democratic Levy Court 20 app g.
'f him as constable A. that tine even III
II Sentinel said o. bin. "What his Occups
u ion IT, Is uncertain Some psople Ga
ia him Doctor Others call him Cafmau
and bis poi ical opinion Is Just a. M
settled as bis occupation We do thin
lr thai Mr Wright Is the most describe,
ie and &c mau 20 De constable and by gil
Dr ing him the Office we shall be able
As least for ons year 70 designate bis calm
- aud FIX his politics Charles Gsorl
- says he il nov Republican and ce
le tainly he is working with that party. bl
D. every body kuoNs it Is for revenue oaly
rs Local HISTORIAN.
be Dover, April 3, 1894