Evening journal., 1895-10-07
THE PENlNsuLA PREss.
what the Delaware and Eastern She
Editors Are Thinking About.

Nlcnoidou at DIS SUCCESSOR, Wnht II. y
White. Esq is the popular candidate for
Mr Nicholson's successor TO the Office Of
attorney-genera Sussex Journal
Ex Senator Higgins and Senator %
Dupont will have to begin to look after
their fences, II the gas king is thus
allowed to wander over the country at bis
will, and 10 distribute cash and give
presents ia every section Of the state
His method Of campaigning seems TO be
to commence early and keep at II t-Dela
ware Democrat
The Pilot does not male any retraction
ia regard TO the Constitutional Conven
tion vote In 1894, but Is rather more
convinced that the msj jority vote Was the
result Of hoaters" who cannot now be
found on the assessment books of VIII
mingtOn, and of that other class who
votsd at the dictation Of the voters as
sistants -Lswes Pilot
Some OF the Democratic papers bitterly
dsnounce the proposition OF Senator Gray
to nominate Cleveland for third term.
The DalawareRn regards it as reasonable
and those who favor It IS bad ~ Benedict
Arnold la fact the Every Evening is
ths only paper In this section which does
not speak out against it.-Daily Repub-
lican.
A coschman In livery occupied the box,
and footmsn footed the Addcks coach
ing horn. The panels Of the coach we're
emblazoned. II is said, With Mr. Addicks'
crest and motto; the former a s $rampsnt,
and the motto strange mixture of
French aud English TO this effect. "Sans
psur ct shsol bent for the Senate -
Milford News and Advertiser
al
characterlstics are essentially manly
He Is strong in brain and brawn deep
voiced aud full OF keenest human
sympathies his presence In the pulpit
is an inspiration. he is Methodlstio and
not averse TO shouting when there is
something to shout for; but, as he
expresses It., does not want any old
rafting wagons In the procession
State Sentinel
The country is on the eve Of the great
national contest, and there should be
good showing Senator German may
be the worst sort OF boss and Tingster
but Maryland Democrats need his
services Newark Ledger.
Colonel George W. Marshall, Of Nil.
ford. Is a man Of popular manners good
size aud .ll concealed ambition. Does he
NNt huuW bnhl mAt AuuAoAo nho Doou ibhH
out Of the party2 Every other politician
seen in the drag has been blanketed with
anathemas. They are accommodated.
Colonel Marshall should read the story Of
old dog Tray Every Evening.
political campaign does not demand
hard feeling among friends and neigh
bors, and it Is foolish TO indulge In It,
The partisan paper and greedy politician
~
profit by Il, but for church members to
be- so far forgetful Of their obligations
TO tho church aud to themselves "a
surprising, or It would be II It were not
80 common. lt is evidence Of a lack Of
godllness an absence OF vital plety -
Middlctown Transcript.
When tho writer says, as he does
ab3ve, that kspubllcan leaders of any
stripe or color, "are super Fising the
printing Of the journal of the late House
Of Representatives are prepared to doctor
the journal, a" etc he either does not ap
preoiate the purport of his language. or
else he deliberately intimRtes that we
are q party TO this doetoring and a traitor
to our party and principles Sussex
Countian.
Republicans are dancing with glee at
NhN AANNaAA IA NAhA AnNl AA0 noHH
log TO get hold there 10 order to make
more sure their success in 96 Stafford
News
The demand for river front is grow.
inC and the Board OF Trade but voices
the general sentiment OF the community
when it pronounces the river front on
absolute necessity for business VIII
mington The agitation for roadways to
anA ha hnt1afprr - ~
there will necessarily be- long and
difficult. but It is hound TO come with
persistent effort Sunday Star
In It's effort at argument the Sun says
that tits absurd to suppose that AZ, 900
negroes could dominate 205, coo whites.
which Is all very we'll In the abstract.
But II the Republican party wins in
Maryland It will be the Republican party
in power, not the 205. 600 whites. and
over one-half the voting strength Of that
party is negro Cecil Democrat.
As to the prospects OF Republican
success Ia this state We will have
considerable to say later Much depends
upon Mr. DUPONT bolng seated when
Congress meets ia December This much
we will say however. WHISTLER seated or
not. we see no reason why the party
caunot be united on a good ticket aud
elect it-Sussex Republican.
May the rsvolutionists triumph aud
the flag Of liberty, freedom and irde-
pondence wave over every home Of the
patriot Cuban. Wilmington Stars and
Stripes.
One hundred years ago it was we'll
known shipping port One hundred years
from now 1t will again be a shipping
port. II only restslwith the people here
60 determine whether it's shipping
industry shall CT shall not be revived
before The lapse Of another hundred
years. Morning News.
Colonel Dupont must 90 before the
Senate OF these United States relying
solely upon the strength Of his own title
aud not upon the weakness OF that Of any
other person. He must have his case
tested and reported upon by the Commit
tee on Elections whoss chairman will be
senator Gsorge Gray. The test Of his
pretentions will be the constitution OF
our own state. and not the rules Of the
SenGte.-Dover Index.
It Ia said with an air OF c'rtaintv that
the chancellor Is soon to resign his high
Office which be has filed tn dignity
and conspicuous ability and fairness.