Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1894-07-28
The PENINSULA PRESS.
what the Delaware and Eastern shore
Editors Are Talking About.

what the Delaware and Eastern shore
Editors Are Talking About.
From the Milford Chronicle.
The Republican State Convention will
meet on Tuesday, August q. in Dover,
and the primary election will be held on
Saturday preceding at present It looks
as II the proceedings will be perfectly
harmonious for Marvil and Willis.
From the Morning News.
Chief Of Police Dolan has taken wise
step In directing the officers Ia charge Of
the patrol wagon 10 deliver their prison
ers at the King street entrance of the
City Hall The sickening exhibitions so
frequent on Market street are now a
thing Of the past There should be as
little publicity as possible given to the
delivery Of unfortunstes At the City Hall.
From the Dover, Delawarean.
The news we gave last week Of the
yachting trip Of two Republican leaders
from here with Mr. j. Edward Addlcks
seems to have aroused the Higgins! con-
tingent The Senator's chief lieutenant
took a trip through Kent and Succex
during the past week. We are not ad-
vised as to how he found things.
Fromsthe Middletown New Era.
Cleveland aud trusts" won't mix.
The boast 'the President and our Con
gress can be bought" has signally failed
for once.
From the Every Evening.
The Raymond Free Bath has proved a
blessing during the heated term for the
hundreds Of Wilmington youths, and
many an unwashed lad has derived great
benefit from daily plunge in this pop
ular bathing house
From the Sussex Republican.
II Is now very evident that Ebs w.
Tunnel will not have a clear walk.over
for the. Democratic gubernstorial nomi,
/ nation FIX Speaker Of the House VIII
liam l. Srman. of Delmar, claiming to
be as much entitled to the position as
Tunnell, has entered into contest for
It, and has a strong following,
From the Dover Sentinel.
Grover. Grover,
What's become OF the clover
We're making no hay.
And the DEVILS TO pay,
And harvest viii soon be over.
From the Aliddletown Transcript.
What a epeotaclel David Bennett
Bin the champion Of Grover Cleveland
W. can measure the satisfaction that
Hill must feel to know that Cleveland
assumes the very position he has always
maintained Politics makes strange bed.
fellows.
From the Easton Ledger
10 is uncertain whether or not the ma
joriiy Of the people of this country ar,
tariff proleotionists. Il is very certain
in our opinion, that the majority oil
those who are not protectionists are for
free raw materials, that is, for free
wool, free lumber, free coal and fre,
iron.
From the Sunday Star.
President Clevsland's letter TO Repre-
sentative Wilson Is straightforward
logical and courageous statement Of tn
real Democratic position-which SHOULD
b be the position OF every real Democrat
, upon the question of tariff reform. Tn
Presidents implied oharacteriza a ion o
the attitude OF the Senate In this matte
as party psrfdy and party dishonor" !
y not one whit too strong
From The Cecil Democrat.
Although Mr. German deserved On
, rebuke he is receiving from the Democ
= racy Of the country a. this hour. e mus
N not be forgotten that 10 was he VII
D stood between the people and the
= would be enslavers, ana by his shil
courage AMI determination throttle
that venomcus viper the Force bin. an
delivered the country from the mos
u serious political evil that ever threatene
;, it. The poison Of protection has laid
IL great man low
~ From the Newark Ledger.
A The success of business depends ver
re much on the manner In which tits COZ
m Quoted. Every merchant should car
- fully consider the necessity Of invitlr
custom. He may have a store flled wit
10 the choicest line Of goods. yet II he fail.
r to tell the public what he has, he dellbe