New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-04
ADDICES DENOUNCED.
HIS FOLLOWERS BARRED OUT OF THE
DELAWARE REPUBLICAN CON-
VENTION

THE STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE IN ITS CALL
cHARACTERrZEs HIM IN STRONG TERMS.
Wilmington, Del. July (speciaD.-The following
address to the Republicans Of Delaware has been
issued by the Republican State Central Committee:
Headquarters OF the Republican State Central Com
mittee.
Wilmington Del July 2, 1856
The Republican party In delaware. after years Of
determined and legitimate Effort, finds ltse.f. the
eve OF great election confronted by divided and
demorallzed Democracy. Large numbers OF our late
opponents. Disguised at the attitude OF their own
stand ready to vote the Republican ticket. These
men look to US for new constitution. for reform
liverance from our inquitous assessment and col
lection laws and for better conditions generally in
Our system Of state and county government.
Overwhelming Republican success in Delaware in
November Is endangersd solely by the utterly se;
reckless man. who. unfortunately. has commanded
The peeunary means to gain following for him m
the party. Il must absolutely maintain the high
science. It's honor its se.frespec, and the future OF
Republican!sm in this State are at stake. for with
its self-respect the Republican party cannot sue
coed No compromise can be made With those who
so1e party yi honor and TIE nesy Of
the party in city. county AID STATE must and sea-
faction II can te The exclusive property of no
man. II must not be distracted by two rival or
divided against Itself cannot stand
The source q danseT Is the Ecrs S 'Surse
ends. That he Is no RepubLcan ard Is unworthy
by his own acts as well as by the deliberate iudg-
mont Of III" supreme tribunal OF the Republican
There are thousands of true Republicans in this
State who will not under am circumstances. recog-
nize Mr.. .Nddlcks as a Republican; much less VII
they cOuntenance him IN his political aspirations
or support any political Organization or movement
It is conceded that. while processing to be Re-
rgt.sn he has q, more than one election cor. con
cratic party: that no has consp,rei with Demo
Gratis and others TO prevent the election Of Re-
publican to the United States Senate that he has
,ngton to prevent the seating Of tho Republican
Senator elected from Delaware; and that in reply
h has openly asserted In substance that y the Re-
publican party In Delaware failed TO support him
in his senatorial aspirations. he would help to
These facts were fully considered and passed upon
Committee Credentials OF the Nationa. Republi-
Convention and later by that Convention Itself
with the result that each tribunal after full hear
ing. repuiisted his Claims to Republcanism nd de-
cided that he should have no place in Republican
Convention.
Under these circumstances the State Committee
IN issuing its call for State Convention 10 noni
nate Presidential electors and other candidates FOR
Office provided that mo one shall be eligible for
VINO is In sympathy with the treachery which
cause. Delaware for the las; year 10 be without full
representation n the United States Senate" 1t be
ing the purpose Of the committee that who
continues 20 Justify and uphold Mr.. Adilcks should
parry in Delaware The committee. after careful
consideration and full consultation with leading
Republicans from all portions OF the State have de-
cIiea that the Adiicks State Committee has no law
fu existence and that none Of It's acts or overtureS
can be recognized
The committee therefore, calls upon every Re-
publican who wishes uphold the honor and integ-
rity OF the party in this STAT to sctyey assist and
the State Convention to be held al Georgetown on
Thursday. July IS >. c,,
Attest: Hugh G. Browne, Secretary.