The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-24
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Rsportsr--Hel!o. Mr.. Dschi

Reporter--Hello, Mr.. Bachi
Bach-ifeilof Who ea1ls2
Rsnortor--ls II trua that Mr.. Higgins
fsisgd seovc to eend to Daniel '. Layton
Of GeorRatown Co assiet in paying the
pull tnxee In Sussex county?
Bach suppose 1t Is true. aud I think
II great stroke OF policy. as 1t viii con.
trlbute to head Off Addinks and show thai
he 10 not the only man in the State that
has money.
Z Reporter is so. but will Mr.. Hla.
gins lny himself open to the charge OF
epsndlnR money Ia order to maintain his
poeltion In the partyY
Mr.. Bach-It might be right for Mr..
Higgins to use a little money to influence
HE friends while IL wuuit smack OF bribery
and corruption for Addieks to do go.
hoporter-That may be true. and IL may
be right to resort TO little strateg TO
get ahead OF one who mas been SO impu.
dent and arrogant.
Bach-I agree with you there. II
driven Addlcks out OF the State long
ago.
Reporter-I admire your pluck.
Your nawspaper articles In the philadel-
phia aud New York papers were admira-
bile; you should roast him whenever op.
portunlty oilers
Bacil-f Intend 10 do 1t, he ehali never
gsth Ton Alrilsc on me. ~
Reporter--Do you think hls course is
cnlpuluied to make friends?
Bach h-No Indeed ha 10 a dead duck In
the pit His refusal 10 support this nom.
ineo OF the caucus for Senator. etf9ctu
ally alienRted the great mass OF the Re-
publicans in Kent and Sussex frotn his
standard. do not think he eau under
any ctrcumstanc ~ get SO many votes for
Senator again.
Reporter suppose Col. DUPONT will
be glvon his seat In the Senate.
Mr.. Bach--I think there Ia no doubt
about that. us Governor Watson had NO
right to vote.
Reporter Tho seating OF Col. DUPONT
would simplify matters materially, as it
would eliminate the Senatorial issus on.
tireiy from the next election, und It would
mnks little difference whether tho candi.
dates for tho Legislature favored MIR.
higglns or Mr. Addicks.
MIR. Bach-l do no. know about that.
do not believe in showing Addlcks or
his friends any quarter. l should like TO
hit an Addlcks man every time he sticks
bis head above the surface.
Reportet-It will not do to he too vim
dictive. II you refuse to be concillatoty
you need not send money to Kant or Sus-
sex counties or even New Castle. Tho
Mayors election should nave taught you
to be discreet, II not charitable.
Mr. Bach-We have got AddIolss down
now and we mean to kesp him there.
RepOrter-l say again. you must be
careful or you will not only down Addlcks
butlha party also. Tao greatest effort
OF good kepublicans sho1ld ts to elect
t-io IlCket III euCl cOun w, 10
elect the Governor, TO elect the congress
man and make the Stale thoroughly Re-
publican. II you cannot aim TO DO this
you can tell your friends 1t Is folly TO
raise money to pay taxes, as YOU might
ns we'll throw 1t away. Goo d.5ye until l
call you again.
Many .hiDgs which are dvertsod pos
sees no value; but who wodll say that
DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup Possesses no mer.
IL lt lS the Rlunuar rAmnHv nf n
CIaya.ont.
A. s. Ottey Rave his fourth lecture in
the Mt. Zion Church. Chester city, on
Friday night last, making four Friday
nights iii succession. ami each tims no
had o large audience to greet him On
one occasion ho had four ministers to
listen to him; two OF them We. colored
men. One was the well known Santoe
Bureh. He was booked for the all day
services on Sunday last in tha same place.
sweepstake shootlng match tool:
place here On Saturday last, OH the
RIouLd Of the ClaymoDt Gun CluO. About
twenty turkeys were sho. for. OF which
several went TO Wilmington where there
are como good shots.
Tie young men large and small. thu
young ladies' fair aud beautiful. with the
men and woman who wero married. [ Urn
out and very beautifully decorated tht
churches, both tho Episcopal aud tho NJ
II. for the great coming festlval on Wed
Eesdny next, and the New Years eXor see
Our boys and girls are not slow when the,
want to be active.
Charles Ottey auG family s-ent Sltur-
day afternoon and Sunday with his
brother.it.-.nw Park Mason Of Whining
ton.
On Sunday morning Rev. Wm. L.stor ol
Dover preached good gospel anrtu on
on the pitth OF Christ. in the NJ, l.. Churul
here.
Ttr5' aastor Rev. L.. II. Collins and lady
nj lihnDfpnf IN,
Christmas with his parents. Ed don't ca
too much turkey. or you may fall oil U
your bicycle, which has thrown more thu
one preacher. Can 1t be u MeEhOdisti
crit ter?
On Sunday afternoon last Rev Vlrcen
Nichols and Ambrose =. o -tey wont &
Bo2thwyn to organtzs Sunda% scAool.
The folio wing officers were nominate,
and elected for tho coming yoar: Supt
Robt. MGcartney; Assistant, Rev. Wu
Shipley: Secretary, MIss Haunah i,srkiI
Treasurer. John Friee: Librarian. jon
MoCaiierty, Assistant. Rowland Staunr
organist, Miss hannah llrKin. I'll
school starts out with good proapoe
and the only thing needed to make it
success ls pluck and money.
There arc no bibles, no libraries, AMI
any II our large schools have an Ovcrplu
CT either, they might do il great kininaa
III giving them to this school. and the
would 10 duly appreciated. Address Am
brose 5. Ottoy. Claymont. Dol. aud /
will toll yoI where to send them Mt hi
sxnen . The school Is ulier the char 4
oil tine NJ, Il Church.
On New Years night Jan. Isl, 500. q
entertainment under the charge OF An
brose S. Ottey VIII be given in the La
over the school house at Boothwy
The noted Wilson family. Miss Eth
Simpson, the great eocutiouist; also Il
great roclter Prof. Col will bo present q
the OCCASION. large stage load viii 4
from Claymont on tho Occasion.
IIrE As SrgEL
social Visit.