The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-19

NO conscience and never speak the truth
when they believe that ialshood will
serve their purpose more eflectually.
Nothing for Donnhos,
Abe Democrats organized for the olty
election on Wednesday evening. Colo
nel Donahoe was succeeded by James A.
Nagse as chairman of the city committee
and We may expect an active canvass at
the coming election. Who their candi.
dates will be has not yet been decided.
but 1t seems there will bs no place for
Colonel Douahoo Cd the ticket, and even
Colonel Norton may also ba completely
taboosd They have incurred the enmity
OF certain disgruntled Democrats and
now they must take back sent. The
Democrats have 10 use for men OF their
disposition. and beside. Colonel Donahoe
must be disciplined for his temerlty In
opposing Bancroft at the last election. He
will have to suffer the penalty usually
put upon boilers aud learn wisdom by
experience lie may learn wisdom event
ually. but In the meantime he will have
TO subsst on leeks while some good
Democrat Will gshare the good things
ladled out by our new Governor.
TROUBLE arose on Thursday morning at
Coal Creek mines at Knoxville, Tenn, ba.
tween the proprietors Of the Royal Mines
who put In electrical machinery for bring.
Ing coal out Of the mines, and who
brought ten skilled workmen from Ohio
and Pennsylvania to operate the machln.
cry. and the old employees Of the mine
who objected to the employing OF the
new men Three OF the old employees
met three Of the new men at the Com.
panys stores on Thursday morning by
chance, when one OF the old men named
Hendricks drew his revolver and shot.
Mayor Morgan returned the fire fatally,
woundIng Hendricks. The men then
fed. Three hundred men ara now out OF
employment owing to the affair.
SoME enthusiastic DelawareaH urltesia
communication to tho Morning News on
How TO Raise State Revenue He
would levy a tax ON bonds and mortgages.
He forgets that II he is 30 unfortunate as
to have a mortgage on bis house that it
will be him and not the lender of tho
money, wlo.wlll pay the tax. 1t will WORK
just the same as the poor man who rents
his dwelling, The rich man is taxed but
the poor man pays 1t in the shape of In.
creased rent. So II bonds and mortgages
are taxed II will not he the holders WHO
viii pay the tax but the borrower every
time. Don't do anything to hurt tie
State of Delaware with capitalists.
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