The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-20


should be Influenced by desire to pro-
mote its success.
There will be Govaruor. member of
Congress-. as we'll as m embers of the Leg.
islature to elect next year, and 1t Is very
important that they should be Republi.
cans, more important indeed than the
election OF any particular candidate for
Senator. II We are not to carry this State
noxt time II Is worse than folly to prolong
astruggle that should have been settled
weeks ago. Patriotism and not selfish
ness should come to the front SO that
future victories may be made possible
instead OF being rendered impossible. A..
Ii the Republicans expect TO be suceass-
ful at the coming municipal election In
our city, they will have to work togeta er
and bury all animosties and differences,
In other words there will have to be no
states made and the people must be per.
mitted to select tho different candidates.
The Democrats are united and intend
make big light to elect their city ticket.
The Republicans can beat them and have
good majority TO spare II they are
united. All persons who have removed
to being transferred by calling at the
headquarters OF the election department,
corner Of Seventh and Shpley streets, Mt
once. See that you are In every way
qualified TO vote. and then vote.
AMBASSADOR Thomas 4. BayaII said in
proposing a toast on Friday evening at
the Americans > ociety banquet In Lon
don: To the queen:-"Ihe Manhood Of
America responds to the manhood Of
Great Britain in this toust, as Americans
oil every opinion aud party honor the
British Sovereisns SEX" .-.-.
The honorable gentleman represents
America but ls rather British Ia his ideus.
The speech OF Ambassador Eastis was
quite American in his responding to tho
toast "Our Guests" His speech sounded
strangely in contrast with Ambassadors
Bayards, EastIs in American gentle.
man through and through
orTao Rowland and John 5. Rossell
had hearing before the Senate at Doyer
on Friday In opposition TO Tue House bill
TO allow surety companies to act az
bondsmen FOR executors and adnlntstra.
tors the premium on the bond TO bs paiI
W. VI she es'a'o' iho OH was supported
" 'ne l"i'o"'hs thetnoers vi the bar who
appeared to argue in Its bobalf: Hugh ID.
Browne L9wis C. Vundegrlft, Henry
Rldgely, Jr., John ID. Hawkins ami James
a. Cahill. In other words tho lawyers
know when they haTs Il good thing white
the trust companies dorm want /, ,t ,h,Ir
expense.
AlEs Delta T. 5, PIaeii, mothal VI the
late Charles stewart iuruelL who r4slIes
nj 4tohslIes, Il IA beriontuNn. y. j., was
brutally assu led foT the evident purpose
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,ie III Ne" '"stie te4h!y o! some liItNen
tnousauu u""trs 10 Us It seems like
money q! the tas layprs lie Democrats
Senate yesterday aul.d the BIZ To repeal
lie act AUTHORIZING tha. pfIrah,ec ~ ma
t'"0 4"''' i"e "'tN'o9ts OIL Inc son
h'e appe" 10 he IN .oueA with men who do
not liesitatr to imp5s9 on tAe=tty nuvars
VI NV A"hAu LouHtS IOl thg.t own p9Ie.