Evening journal., 1896-09-14

should own. Should the News not try
undeceive "the unthinking?'-J
II has been suggested that the Demo-
cratic HOnest-Money League have a
new number for the city headquarters.
The league occupies the new part of
the Crawford building No. $50 Market
street. and the Addicks State Commit
tee proposes TO establish headquarters
in the old part. The two organiza-
tions are on entirely different lines and
should have separate addresses to
avoid mistakes. The application of a
sound money Democrat to the Addicks
headquarters for honest money infor-
nation would be an awkward bur-
lesque. Every Evening
BE a man on November 3 next, and
vote your sentiments without pay. The
man who sells mis- -osp is no better
than the woman VINO barters her honor
for a piece of silver The voter who
takes money for his vote is a man no
longer. He is a chattel merely. There
fore be q man and vote your senti-
ments as a n.-Afro-American Ciu
zen.
One thing is evident, let every Re
publican remember il, one portion of
the Republican party is at work night
and day, endeayOring to redeem the
State of Delaware from the rule of
Democracy. the other element of the
same party is simply endeavoring to
see how many deserters they can Sc
cure from the ranks of the first.
Every so-called Republican who stabs
a Republican in the back while he is
fighting the enemy in the front, is an
infamous traitor to his party, and the
cool judgment of the years to come
will affix that stigma to him.-Milford
Chronicle.
IL has been some years since any
railroad enterprise has been carried
out on this Peninsula, and whilst those
interested in the Queen Annes road
have been censured as slow, their task
the hard times considered has been
heroulean one and their efforts are
deserving of credit-Milford Herald.
In fact, we look to see Republican
gains in Maryland and in all sections
of the country in November, barring,
of course, some of the Southern and
the silyer-mine states of the Vest
Elkton Appeal.
If all the parties John McCauley Pal
mer, the indianapolis candidate for
President, has belonged to will support
him he will be elected almost unani
mously. Easton Ledger
The ticket nominated by Ken
County Democracy on Tuesday last de
mands the support of the conscientiou
sober thinking citizens OF this commu
nifty. 1t is the ticket which calls TO
the endorsement, not simply of Demo
Gratis but of every man desirous o
good government as well.-DoyeI
index.
There are several ideas which should
be impressed upon all bicycle riders
They should observe the well-estab
lished rules of the road They should
always keep as close as possible TO tn
right hand side of the street. They
should ride at a moderate speed in th
city. They should pass cross street
with extreme caution They should
always be on the alert to avoid col
lisions. They have jus, as much righ
on the streets as wagons. but no more.
The element of proper precautlon
should always be cons dered. A rider
who violates any of these fixed and
recognized rules has no one to blam
but himself if he gets into trouble
Morning News.
Mr.. Addicks has put a ticket in th
field in New Castle county for the pur
pose of defeating the Republicans IL
that county just as he did IN the city
of Wilmington last year. His plan 4
to carry the legislative ticket in Ken
and Sussex, and get himself elected l.
the United States Senate and TO secur
legislation for his gas interests. Bu
his plan will not succeed. He can
not, with the aid of several trusts tha
are interested in his success, furnish
enough money to carry these tw,
counties.-Sussex Republican.
The Evening Journal recently ap
peared in a new dress, which adds yer.
much to its appearance. The Journa
is an excellent paper and popular. Il j
supporting the nominees OF the Demo
cratic party.-SusseX Journal
The disgraceful character of tn.
Democratic nomination election yes
terday, especially in the matter Of tn
contest for a candidate for State Sena
tor, ought to be a sufficient reason 70
declaring it null and void. No one ca
have the slightest respect for nomina
tions secured by the mthods employe
i by both sides. yesterday, and it would
/ be an act of supreme justice to the
party to set aside the whole proceed
ing and order a new election. Sunday
Star.
The Sussex Countian Immediately
after the nomination of Hon. Ebe w
| Tunnel, predicted that Mr. Tunnel
would have no lrmer friend, nor moT
earnest advocate in the State of Della
| ware than Hon. Peter } Ford. We said
/ this because we knew our man. The
| Republican papers have been hard at
work ever since the nomination trying
to create a religious prejudice anOng
/ Mr. Ford's followers. That gentleman
| however. has forever silenced them by
| publishing on Thursday the strongest
| kind of a letter endorsing Mr.. Tunnel
and pledging him his support. w
will publish the letter in full next
| week. Sussex Countian.
Is this not terrible commentary on
| the industrial conditions of the nine
| teenth century when the struggle for
| existence requires that the child must
| crowd its father out of work in order
TO get the wherewith to sustain life?
| Can the present social conditions be
| preserved if we continue to permit
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