The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-05
FOURTH edition
BUSHES. mEN,s REPUBLICAN oLUu.
Mr.. aiustard Introduces IA spicy Resolution
which NAV Not tie Considered Funny sy
Other People.
DOVER. April 4.

s boNCh hplh
! Soon after the last election there was
formed In Wilmington club by the Re
publican business men to suppress fraud
at elections. II applied at this term OF the
Legislature for q charter but to-day Mr..
Mustard let the winds of fun blow through
resolution:
And. whereas. better knowledge of
the constitution and laws of this state
would enable the persona 40 desiring to
Pc Incorporated to understand that the
nr5t tour purposes for which they seek to
be Incorporated are amply provided Tor,
and secured to them aLd all other citizens
under the constitution ana laws OF the
state ms they now exist
Therefore, be it resolved that the
metn6ers OF the Board of Education OF
the oity OF Wilmington be and they are
hereby earnestly requested in klndSrgar-
ten and elsewhere 10 inculcate into the
miLds OF the persons seeking incorpora-
lion as aforesaid by compulsory educa-
tlon that the legislation and constitution
OF this Slate and OF the United States al.
ready gives to all citizens thereof regard
less OF party eq ual opportunity in the
exercise oil The elective franchise. ana that
the state of Delaware Is entirely eonpe-
tent through its Legislature to enact ali
laws necessary to secure the same and
las already enacted and Will enact all
such laws as shall be necessary TO Be.
cure Tree, equal. fair. honest and
fe~S"oAo oioOliOubt anu JuhL On IHb
Prosecuting officers of this State
rests the duty of tho prosecution ami
bringing To punishment of all violations
OF election laws ard that such prosecu.
tors havesnever been known to fail In the
performance of such duties; that ID IL
within the province of this Legislature
anu subsequent legislatures to defeat all
proposed legislation lnimlcal to the vel
tare and interests OF the people, as in.
vested 1t .is it's duty and that SO far as the
IA "a al ftnn tafn .taftt..
suitable men to public ol1lcs Ia concerned
tne legal appointing power of this State
Is capable OF making such appointments
and the voters OF this State uIo entirely
capable Of electlng capable and suitable
men TO public Office.
That therefore no necessity exists for
these modest men to become inoorporat.
cd Tor such purposes; the wheels of gov.
ernment have moved and can still more
without transferring the power to them
TO produce all motion and that tue D sople
OF this State can govern them solves in the
future as they haye In the past without
ueieSating TO any corporation powers of
appointment OF election or the rixnt to
pass laws, or the power to defeat measures
which arc proposedi That the constitution
secures to them ns 1t does to all Della.
wareans, and has since It's ado ption, tha
rlgat oil arousinB public sentiment. not
only with respect to the duties oil eitizaus
TO qualify shem to vote and To exercise
that right, but with regard to all other
duties. and that this House. under the con.
stitutlon, Ia always open TO recsive from
them petitions and emorial5 as provided
In section 10 OF our bill OF Rights being ar
tcle OF the constitution OF this stute,
which Wa urge upon the Board of Ed upa.
tion TO impress upon the minds OF these
modest and retiring yet ignorant men,
THAT they may repeat the same backward
anu forward aud erusswlse, commenting
these mon to tho said board with our
BLESSING aud with the hope that cutnput.
sory education Will SO Improve their minds
as enable them to reud aud Understand
the constitution and laws of tnis State
and to learn that they mag be generally
spared to attend TO their private AMI III.
divldnal business. IL Is hereby resolved
tnat The necessity OF incorporating per.
sons Tor such purposes as that set forth
In the bill referred to does Eot exist"
IL was ordered 10 stay In the back
Eroundlfor week Ia order that lie mem
bers eau load thelr gums to llow Its brains
out.
And 50 tho workhouse bin passed the
house ana has gone to the Senats.
Bt tween milk inspector and tho snle
oil IN ure Luttrr the House 50 ms TO have
agrett yOto Le lth.
How viii the lehChers Ike to got 81 IA
day lor every dag thsy worh pId every
pay thsy are absent from sruO u they VIII
be doCkeu.
Mr.. Pyle also introduced bill TO give
the City Council of Wilmington or one of
Hs ooibthllleeS the power to summon wilt.
nessos and compel thor uttrntnuGe when
investigating any matter coming under
Its lurislcudI 1t can also compel the
production OF papers, books or documents,
Al any Gne te;usGs . testify they eau be
nhed saOOO or lmpr Sonedt or one year A
person may also be suut to prison to re.
ma anti II ge Of contempt The bill
also gives tlU ciiy collector power to
summon any witness 10 hls office to ask
fhem questions fr also is given tha
power 50 appoint u detective to work
under his direction