Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1894-10-15
THE PENINSULA PRESS.
what tho Delaware and Easteyn shore
Editors ara Talking About.

The secret ny Of the Republican
County Committee should be more care
full about who be offers SOS for his vote.
He tackled the wrong man the other
day Dover Index
The Fair Association will be able this
year TO pay dollar for dollar Of its in
1ebtedness Il looked for time as
though this might not be the case The
fair Is one of the most valuable
county institutions, and all people who
have the pride OF the county At heart will
aid ia its continuance and success
Easton Ledger
There is but little complaint against
the new school law, now that the people
understand IL. Teachers are paid
promptly and 1t Is impossible for large
sums to accumulate in the hands Of the
clerks Of school districts Clayton Call
The idea uppermost and foremost ia
success in the battle on November z,
and our hands. our machinery hopes to
have little rest until the victory is won.
-Middletown New Era,
The air is ripe with names of many
Democrats some Of whom are men of
prominence-to say freely and unasked,
that they viii cast Republican ballot.
The chaff surely indicates which way the
wind blows Milford Chronicle
We are told that James Ponder ESQ
Of Wilmington, in his speech at Milton
declared that If It became necessary they
would rub up their old shot guns aud
keep the d. niggefs from voting -
Georgetown Republican
The dove Of peace that seemed about
70 settle over the Democracy Of New
York has been frightened away. The
effort Co unite the warning factions
which at FIRST promised to be effective
has ended ia failure and the Independ.
ents have nominated ticket -Elkton
Democrat
The Star put itself on record IS falsi
fer as well as a brutal contemner OF
labor, Wilmington Reformer
II the State Of Delaware should ever
get in worse condition than it is now
we can only exClaim. God help her the
Democratic party never will.--Laurel
Gazette.
Henry Watterson says "if Clevelanda
second term had been his first term he
would never have had a second term
Watterson ought to know = Dover Sen
tinel
gentleman is gentleman at all
times, and even the heat of political
campaign will not cause true gentleman
to be anything less Middletown Trans
cript
The Republicans are SO fearful the
Democrats will trick them thar they will
oil Ia.
Gratis. knowing the ability Of the Re
publican to manipulate voters. are deter
mined to exercise vigilance at the polls
Newark Ledger.
In Kent we have stubborn fight be
fore us, but the party is determined "a
win and confident of victory. Dover
Delawarean.
The school fund is now being dlstrlbu-
ted The share Of Sussex county is dc
posted at the Farmers Bank, 81 George
town. Each single district IN this county
will get 9S 20 -Georgetown journal,
Are the voters Of Delaware willing L,
place IN the hands of Republicans the
machinery for making new constitution
for this stated Georgetown Democrat.
Mr.. Handy abused Mr.. Bancroft befor,
I the nomination as man whose sol,
qualification was his money; as a pluto
crat MIR. Handy also denouncen Mr.
Bayard AZ meddling Ia the affairs Of Del
aware to thrust . Mugwump upon th,
ticket. milford News and Advertiser.
AZ managers ia financial matters th
l Republicans can refer to their Legislative,
record the most expensive Of any IN tn
history Or the state, and to the paymen
Of the county debt with a shortage o
over $1,000 in four years -Lewes Pilot
The Democratic party has lahore
faithfully To effect the reforms which III
people demanded at the polls aud ia
accomplished a wonderful task. Sea
ford News.
Let every Democrat consider how tn
Republican party Of Delaware is con
stituted aud controlled. Think Of th
danger of entrusting the legislstiy
power in this state 20 such party.
Seaford News
There is pleasure in poetic pains,
Which only puets know Dowper.
No one knows how the poet laureai
candidate for Congress has suffere,
Morning News.
The whole Republican vote cast ia sh
state in 1892, was 1s on The censl
Of 1890 gives 2 552 As the number ,