The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-11-25

II Ia reported that all the Republican
clubs In our city ara to be thoroughly .re.
organized and new life infused into them.
The Seventh, as we'll as tho Eighth ward
club. has been put In good shape and 1t
IL said that similar inilusncss Will bs
brought to bear In every ward. 80 as To
bring orer out OF confusion. and insure
better feeling on the part OF all Rapubil.
cans We hops that good rosuits may
follow, as II lie worse than folly for any
one to persist Ia abuse and perturbation
because OF mistakes made In the past.
and keep up continual howl over spilled
milk. The right way FOR all 10 to pick
their tllnts and try again for the sako OF
the party, without regard to the success
OF any particular individual.
There should DO clubs organized In
every hundred In the State. and every
precaution taken TO aid In the election OF
the party ticket. Therefore we cay lot
the good work go on. Let the taxes he
pail. let tho DOUBTFUL votera be- seen md
encouraged, and ateps DO taken TO have
full vote and fair count. We want to ses
good .nomInations made go that the
State may be redsemsd. and contribute
III some measure to the legislation which
is necessary to nj our shops and factories
with work and restore prosperity to our
country.
After the wrongs and outrages suffered
ut the hands OF Democratic assessors AMI
collectors no Republican. good, bad or
indifferent should cit suiklng Ia his tent.
m nj fafu To or - v,ta hn
ticket because OF any dislike Of his neigh.
Dor or the probability OF being able to 70.
ward his friends or punish his rivals.
Those who prefer that Dsmocrats
should I'LL tho Offices Instead OF certain
Republicans should make q clean breast
OF 1t at once so that they may DO es,imat.
cd ut their proper worth aud tho
principle, which governs them b. properly
unperstocd. Tho friends OF Reed. Me.
Knley. Harrison and Allison propose to
stend by tho man who gets the nomlua.
tioD. and we should act by our local nom.
inations In the same manner as vo do by
our National ones.
The actions OF the College boys from
the Yale and Princeton games In the
tShtoso anu khohhhSo VI wow olA uu pbi-
urday does not speak we'll for tho bring.
ing up of the youths. Such disgraceful
actions are only In keeping with tho
roughs OF New York and should DO put
down as they were by the police II
rouRhts had entered the theatre OF Roster
a. Bieis In New York and created such dis.
order as the College boys did on Satur-
day evening they would have been arrest.
ed and sentenced TO Sing Sing for 80 or 60
days for dlsorderly conduct. But being
the sons OF gentlemen who have
money these young gentlemen" we're
allowed tn close the theatre up OF
1880. 1t took twenty-five polics To
try and keep order, but they were unequal
ID the occasion and so they drove the
large audience out OF the building and
closed the doors. All this happened iu tho
foremost city In the United States and
strange TO relate no arrests were made.
Education should hnvo made gentlemen
of these youths aud not r0wd los of them.
Sem body is TO blame for their home
training. We think such action ON the
part 90 the students Is IN outrage on the
pace Of tho community. There was nc
txSuse for the boisterous actions of the
etudants. How can you expect the Hitter.
ale to respect tho lazy when the educated
have no respect for 1t.