The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-08
Mammalian I.Iccrion.

lhero IL consiuefaule complaint OF the
conduct of certain parties at the late Re.
publican nomination election. 1t was
certainly conducted with q looseness
well calculated TO excite suspicion. We
hope that the unfalrness practiced NAV be
overlooked, and the candidates will re.
csive the united support of the party. The
nominees are worthy citizens, and II elect.
ed Will discharge their duties creditably
Beside, they are in no way responsible for
the manipu!ations of other parties.
personally we do not know anything In
regard to the Irregularities practlced, be.
yond The charges made In the papers the
complaints made by tue friends OF tho
ueieated candidates. ths disposition man.
hested by Waiter Hayes to bring the mat.
ter to the attention OF the Court, the
neglect to comply with the requirements
oi Inc law regulating nomination cleo.
tions hlunlers in counting, and permit.
ting persons TO vote who had no Legal
right to do 60. These things NAV have
been exaggerated, but unfortunately the
looseness praeticed affords ground for
complaint. and aImOnishss all concsrnoa
OF the necessity Vi greater care In the
future.
we do not suppose thara Will he any
organized attempt to defeat the nomineea
ana We hope that tho parties who feel that
theil favolites wore treated unfairly mav
NIL become reconcled anG stand by the
party that has stood by the interests of
The working people and whose trlumph
Us necessary to secure their prosperlty,
after the experience We have had with The
Democrats IL would be too bad TO ratur n
ihem to power in our city and State. ANY
'essoh desired to be tiught to any one
thould be reserved until another election.
ana then II the sume bluuders are prnc.
Heed 1t will be tins enough to make n
display OF Indignation and administer
proper punishment. We trust the above
VIII Do sufficient answer 10 q frlends
note IN regard to tho above matter.
loat once thnnEe
AT the instance OF some good Democrst
aoWard Brady, son Of Erin'a Green Isle
mas been appointed postmaster at Ashland.
CErlstiana HID, vice Jehu Sharpless, There
Is no particular objection to Mr. Brady.
NNSNS - F1tlbIb pBIBttlbH9 TO Tho
location OF his residence, which sita buck
In the meadow n hundred yards from the
roau, and persons calling for their papers
and letters have TO hitch their horses ma
walk that distance Az cnnsedusrco
Democrats as we'll as Republicans com.
pam OF TINS change as convenience
thoHtd not be sacrificed for political con.
t'defations, Had Mr. Mullen or soma
other good Democrat. residing In n con.
fenient location. baen appointed there
WoHtd have been but little compliant al.
thoagh The depot Is he plop0t place Icr
tie post Office
II Messfs plekey and Neary pD4tmast-
ef Moore. or Senator Gray shouId look
llt93 the matter they would cortainly soon
nave this mistake corrected, unless they
thlnk thai It is more important that Mr,
ifady should be postmaster than the
citizens should be aecomluoda Small.
or matters than this have sometlmos
Influenced voters, aud the Democratic
leaders may possibly lind this to be true
te thelt sorrow.
totohei fhoeh 4lpnrs has gone and dnne
II NJ last. Ate. bolllUg the position of
Street and Sewer nMIssloner for over
ayear be has signed givlng;as his reHaona
that he elnnOt da justice To both the post.
m4stership ana the Street unl sewer Com.
mission. Tie oInnels term would not
have expired until April st.iS09. He mas
made valuable member of tho commits.
sion and fairly earned Ills salary, s5lo
year which Is attached to tae office lIe will
be sufcaedst By Democrat Thu new
mhfof will nppoin5 Slmu4t Gu4m1pFs
successor whose term viii eXSlre April
:st 1871
IHf Ancient ordor OF llepiaappha, or
seYna Wee aten, held their anauaf se5eion
oi their Supreme GUnelsiva on tuesday
mo.ning In Eden Hail Tue Delegates
arc line lootinS oody OF men.
and apoak vol OF oHl ely md tho hosFI.
taht!es extended 10 them. lhs coigcn
llon meets again today, when supra
officers Will he eleeta4.
Ils Park Commissioners have decided
to remove tie several frama .iotfsss lotat.
oil on tGs Braudywlne ne1r the Ausua.
tine paper mi5ls, THIS wnlld 10 move
III rs III Ahtdlreetion and thete renewal
would ada p.t1aetlveHees to the already
delightful ifaRdy yw.ae fark, FGH them
down b. all means.
Barfgs CRY DIRECTORY Tor tEo year 1a5
has aude tt7 ap.eaauee. il i3a ersE 1T 10
iis publ!bhor H6Ci has beea well n sa5f,,I
by tue public Il hesEs Eh9 first directory
to make Il 8 fef lFuu Hke tle man IN
ihe GarEel frat eamR, Hrst served.
Mitirt@s Z Il a. IA =. z1tety Nlausf.zfBfIi
ans shDn.4 94 ah5e q Isad out wAoto- trley
reside a5 Te 5as tlts.i aigF.horI.
TINS Democrats tafe ma1h their nomin.
htion for city oAihes L te voted fer in
June The Ticket Ia lar Gro considering
1t is a Democratic llcget We do not az.
psct to see any Of the gentlemen do aHy.-
tiIfbE ku. fu0 10 te knossel djgu at tie
polls IN June.
9nr Refatlean man 5ets Of the Issis.
le.uIelnst Inst evening and agreed le lis.
agree II 3 not hseiy that ex-senator
h!ggias successor viii be chosen llls
week
Tho YegetaIanas heart vii Ia uaee
glad Tue street maFaeLs are tHefoa IN
with early esgo.a5ies ths tasteful TO
mafo al cents aPIeca the iaf4i cucumber
4 eente each, tho delicious peas aud stray
beans, and much sought after new pota.
toes, are with Us at good times pricas
Everybody wants moro money, That's
why tie lea! Of tho family goes to work
every motRlGg and tolls until evening Tor
the htthy l4cre And now ths brlcklayers
are ciamoriug for Increased wages They
want - day. Iuey may getlt We