The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-09-24
P0Llrl0sL N0TEs.
What Our Reporters Saw and
Heard on the ee's-Wil-
lard Salisbury a Mad
Man-.Another Nomi.
nation Election.
nation Election,

Tho Democratic County Committee
met yesterday afternoonin the rooms Of
the Young Mems Democratic Club No 8l7
Market street. The meeting was called
to order u few minutes after O'Clock with
Willard Salisbury in the chair Speeches
were made by nearly every member of tho
county committee, while John Pyle und
Thomas N, Stayton the candidates for
StateSenator being In teresting spectators
AT times the conversation waxed fast and
furious and charges and counter charges
were freely banded around the room
amongst those present.
1t looked as II the scenes enacted at the
the Office OF the Every Evening would be
the result of the bad blood stirred up In
the discussion and which finally termin-
ated by Willard Salisbury leaving tho
room In utter disgust when the result was
announced that another new nomination,
would be ordered The friends of Senator
Pyle don't think ne was treated right
while Thomas StaytOn and his friends uo-
clare he was robbed OF an honest nomina-
ton But the candidates and their friends
have to bow to the inevitable and trust to
luck on Saturday, October Bird The nomi-
nation will be looked forward to with
anxiety by the two particular candidates,
and their numerous friends" who per.
formed such valuable services on Satur.
day, September l2th.
The Executive Committee of the Union
Republican Club held a meeting on Wed.
nesday afternoon, the following gentlemen
being present and taking part in the pro.
ceedings and deliberations: j. Edward
Addcks, DIR. Caleb A. Layton, j. Frank
Allen, d. b. Barnard and 5. j. Wiley.
The result of their deliberations will be
looked forward to with interest by several
thousand Republicans in our city and
State.
Mr.. Horace Knowles had quite lengthy
discussion with tho Addicks people, but
1t Is not thought any good has as ye6 re
suited from IL. Mr.. Addicks is quoted in
saying at this conference that; his posi-
tion had not changed since the convention
met at Georgetown. Mr.. Huffocker hail
been nominated for Governor and Mr..
Millisfor congressmanby the Republicans.
They will not be Withdrawn under any
circumstances. There will be absolutely
no change in the situation and no com
PROMISE that If there will, he would shut
up his pocket book ut once and quit.
That ovorturcs had been made to the IIig,;
gins faction early in the fight, which had
been rejected and now we propose to stand
by our guns until November 3rd.
We are glad to state that Horace Greeley
Knowles yet has hope of bringing about IL
compromise That the rank and file of
the party regardless of faction are urging
upon the leaders that something be dono
without delay to put II Republican state
ticket in the field which will have some
chance Of election.
Even blind man cnn read the result in
Delaware with two tickets in the field.
Tine money that is being spent by the
factions in fighting one another should BIO
put to better uso and any man that CON
tributes for that purpose has not as good
sense as those that are using it or in other
words who are engaged in throwing it
away.
The placing OF the saloon business of
James b. Toman in tho hands of his bro
ther-in-law whilo he Is making his canvass
for sheriff Of New Castle county lisa good
thing for Mr.. Toman and no doubt will
save him several dollars in escaping tho
trying ordeal Of setting them up to every
gang he runs across, who are always
pleased to extend the glad hand TO candi-
dates for Office.
The Democratic party is slightly split
up on The PresldGn tiai electors and con-
gresham. That is what J.. Irving Handy
gets for training under John Il. salisbury.
Ever since The grand rally that took
place at Woodland Beach when Mr. Eho
w. Tunnel candidate for Governor made
his famous speech followed by l.. Irving
Handy and other noted Democrat Orators
tho Tunnell boom has been on the wanc.
Even tho annuncio Of Peter j. Ford has
failed to put any life in tho Governors
fight Tho Democrats already 500 the
hand writing on the wall.
Some of or readers objected to what
was said in the REPUBLICAN about Cen
eral Wilson. We'll, We did not mean
harm to the General or his war" record,
but we think for the cause Of the Rcpubli
can party he would DO well to be less
'oifcnsive.'
The paper that never did have opinion of
its own and docs not yet know how 1t
stands on the silver question Is up to somo
Of its old tricks again. Soms Of its tricks
outrivals the East India jugglors even Of
of the spnkling OF seeds and tho growing
of a Monaghan bush In less timo than it
takes to write this paragraph. For tricks
that are vain they beat tho Hoathon Chi
ncse, SickeAn John
The Ninth ward Democrats met last
evening and organized for the Camauign
work.
Tho sNow Castle county Convention Of
the Single taxets will meet On Saturday.
! September Goth at p. m, for the purpose
| Of nominating n county ticket We on
| poet to SEQ Delaware tilt up somn day by
| the weight of the Single takers. IL would
not do for them to go down to Lewis AMI
| hnld their convention.