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Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1896-06-20

Z B,mbaju, W lodysch a,RiNl,
skich, donosza, D angielski okrst
wojenny 'Bonaventure," ma ktorym
znajdaje sic admiral Edmund. c.
Drummond, komsndant wschodnio-
iadyjskiej eskadry, stracis W drodze
z Colombia, ns wysp'e Cey lon, do
Pondicherry 20 ludzi, razonych uaa
rem s.ouecznym.
Podczas uroczystosci koronacyj
uyoh W Moskwie posea Stan6w. Zj'd'
Breckenridge, ucs}owas rske cary,
cy, cho6 takiego ponizenia ME spe4'
ni} nigdy baden reprezentant tego
kraju pr1edtem. Francuski pose}
hrabia Montelells, Ia to wyraznie od'
m6wi& uca{owania reki, tiomaczae
sic wyrsz iemi instru<cyami swegl
rzsdu.
Stosunki we Fraucyi, powr6t dc
VIA Icy oportunist6w, po krotkie.
probe acknowledgement rza low do
dasy odwsgi pretendentowi ma tron
fra acuski, ksieciu F'lipowi orleah
skiemu. Zamierza on podobuo podat
wa kandydature do wybor" W roe
nych okregach, niejedni mowia {
prywatnych projektach - o ozawiad
nieciu waadzy "a pomoca zamachv
stauu. Kpic sobie MONA z tycf
zachcianek; rzeczpospoli'a ruch So
cyalistyczny zbyt silnemi So we
Francyi by mona marzyd o powro
lie do monsrchii.
Wsp6lay minister fnans6w "a
rzadca b osnii, Ksllay, rozporzadzia
ably probosscz ,wie bosnisccy postal
kasdy 3-5 najpiskniej'zych dziew
czyn gminy ich ma wystawe urza,
dzona W Bldapeszcie powodu ty
siaclrtuiego jubileuszu Wegier. Ar
cybiskup ks. dr.. Staedler zaprotesto
wa& natychmiast przeciw temu i Ia
kazaa proboszozom wykonauia roe,
porzadzenia ministeryalnego pod ka
ra koscielna Gdyby rozporzadzenie
ministra byio zostato wykonane
sta'by sic aatwo wystawy jubileu'
szowej jarmark ma ludsi. Dsiwno,
skad minister przys.ed1 ma TAXI
pomys1.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1896-06-20
Smierc z gf0du.

MILWAUKEE, Wis DO szpita]a
powiatowego przywieziono re South
Milwaukee niejaka Arturowa Soil
ska, kt6ra cd trzech dni ME by{s W
d ,mu a przez ten czas mic ME jad}a
zemdlasa wyciehczenia i g}odu
Try lata temu przyby'a ona do Mil.
waukee przywioz}a z soba $4,000
sic stracila to pieniadze W spekula'
oyaoh, poozem utrzymywaaa sic przez
iakis czas przez zbieranie szmat.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1896-06-20
Straik W kamieniOiOmach

BEREA, O.-Przys 10 800 robotni
k6w W tut jszych kamieni"fomaeh h
[przewaznie polacyl zastraj jko waio W
ponied lialek. Po zamknieclu tutej
szych kopalh na}adowali 8 wozov
zywnoscia wszyscy udali sic w'elka
procesya do North Amherst. ably
tamtejszych robotnik6w Emusic q
strajku, gdyz kopal aie W obu miej
sco~ osciach naleaa do jednej spo}k'
-s,rajxerzy ME So dobrze rorgani
zowani, ksiadz polski, Slpl'cki, u
aywa swego wpsywu ma ich szkode
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1896-06-20

Pierwsza s'sya 54go kongresu
skohozyla sic we czwartek II czer'
wca. Przebieg rozpraw podawalismy
regularnie, teraz tez ME many mic
do nadmienienia ma pochwa}e kon
gresu. Zajmowano sic tylko intere
sami roznych korporacyj, spra'
wach robotniozych mic a mic ME
wspomniano. Moze do nastepnegc
kongresu robotnicy wybiona swoict
representative, to wtedy robotnicze
sprawy beda poruszone.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1896-06-20
AresZtOwanie mOrdercy.

CLEVELAND, O.-Rosyjski szpieg
N. J. Gltman New Yorku areszto
wal tt we srode Wladysaawa Stols
mana, kt6ry jest oskarzony zamor
dowanie Vincent go Strzeleckiegc
W Korabnikaoh, pod Radzyminem, "
pazlzierniku 1S95r.-Jest to pierw
sly areszt dokonany przez Rosye W
Stanach Zjed. ma zasadzie nowegc
trakt,tu o wydawaniu zbrodniarzy.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1896-06-20

MAN1rowoc, W1s.-Sprawa sly.
mona Ziarnek, ktory skarzy} Manito'
woo Coal Go. odszkodowanie
$4,000, skohczyla sic wczoraj. Prey.
siegli po dwugodzinnej naradzie
przyznali Ziarnkowi $500 odszko
dowania. Ziarnek zosta{ diva lata to
mu pokaleczony W skiadzie kompanii
S}yohac, ze kompania chce apelowac.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1896-06-20
PrZeSladOWanie chrZescian.

z Kanei, ma wys pie Krecie, donosza :
Tureccy zo}nierze wkroczywszy do
Acrotiri i Hydonia, spladrowali i
zbezozescili chrzesciahskie koscioly.
w zachodniej czesci wyspy Turcy
pladruja i pala wsie, wskutek ozego
przeszlo 5000 ludzi uciekfo W CORY,
gdzie cierpia gl6d. w okolicy Re-
tinoi Kanea Turcy bezu 'tannie pa
la wsie osady.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1896-06-20
Process 0 100000.

COLUMBUS, O.-A. J. White, ia
brykant patentowej medycyny, roc
pocza} process przeciw komisyi sani
tarnej stanu Ohio o $500, 900 odszko
dowania, "a t. ze jego medycyne O.
g}osili "a szkodl Wa a ME mogl
tego udowodnit.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1896-06-20

Straszne trzesienie ziemi nawie-
Dido wyspe Yesse W Japonii, II czer-
wca, ktore trwalo "a godzin. Przy-
puszczaja ze przesz}o tysiac osob 20
sta}o zabitych.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1896-06-20

Excursion rates to Dayton, 0. On
June % and "a the Ohio Central
Lines will make rate of One Fare
for the Round Trip to Dayton, Ohio,
account of meeting of Knight of St.
John. Tickets limited to return un-
til Juno 20. No 54 20
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1896-06-20
OrganiZOwanie ZecerOW.

Pan A. F. Kowalski, riedawno
przybyay z Europy, wyjechas W ub.
tygodniu do Clevelandu, W celu zor-
ganizowania polskich zecer6w; W
biezaoym tygodniu bawi on wtymze
celu W Detroit.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1896-06-20

TAYLoRv1LLE. ILL.-Wskutek eks
plozyi gazoliny W kopalniach we
gla, 3oh g6rnik6w umarlo cd zacza-
dzenia; IS wyratowano. Szkody ma
teryalne wynosza $75 900.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1896-06-20

Many polskiego klerka, ktory
grzecznie obsiuguje wszystkich po.
lak6w. Jezeli potrzebujeoie cokol-
wick z obuwia, przyjdzcie do mas.
Tanner, 6O7 Summit
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1896-06-20

Niedzielne wycieczki "a po2owe
ceny rozpocze}y sic teraz. Kolej Mic.
kel Plate sprzedaje jednodniowe BIZ
lety powrotne do jakiejkolwiek
miejscow osoi "a Gene jazdy W jedna
strone. Wyjasnienia udzielaja agen'
ci [8O: 1923: 26l.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1896-06-20

bH Pan IStefan.. .Hewell, mieszksjacy
pm. 4S Emma st., wIChicago, ILL.,, jest
agentem |. kOlektOrem "Ameryki'' ma
stany: Illinois, Indiana, Wisconsin
dalej ina ZachOdziellezace.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1896-06-20
Pan Il. JaniSZeWski

bedzie kolektowa} "a came
ryke" W Toledo, Cleveland,
Pittsburgh it'd.
Prosimy naszych odbiorc6w,
aby naleznosc zap}acili, takze
dopomogli naszemu agentowi
W rozpowszechnianiu pisma.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1896-06-20

tez Jedynle oronla dosc ina Dy pra-
waite wywalczyt. Organizaoya ma
bye dwojaka W uniaoh robotniczych
iw politycznej partyi robotniczej;
podozas gdy pierwsse starajs Sc
ulzyt robotnikowi ma razie, drugie
przygotowuje robotnik6w do ujecia
W swe rece rzad6w casego kraju
Postawiwszy OBJ owiazki kazdego dba.
lego swe dobro robotnika, W tsk
wyraznem swi tile, Oh, Dolski prze
szed{ do okreslenla obrazu walki ro-
botaik6w polskich pod trzema "a
borozemi radiant tn ods}oni1 nam
taxa potege duoha, TAXA niezmordo'
wana prace pod ciagsa grozba ssu'
bienio, IL wolni obywatele t-go kra-
ju musieli sic uczu6 bardzo ma}yml
niedo}eznymi DO majac tu satwost
kt6rej tamci So pozbawieni, dotyoh,
czas nis zrobili mic prawie. Ma "a
chete jednak oh. Dolski wspomni.l
o organizacyach, kt6rYch dlugi sze
reg powsta} we wszystkich wick
ssych koloniach, polskich nastepnie
przytoczya pesnie uznania dla pols-
kow siowa przedstawicieli robotui
czy ch W Niemczech, Wioszech, Fran
cyl. DAB nam uczuc, re we wszyst.
kich nieledwie krajach poza obo
jetnojcia krolow cesarzow bije dla
mas gorace SERGE luiu i ze W chwili,
gdy polski lud roboczy zechce cd
zyskac niepodleg}a Polske robotni
cza, oa4e miliouy armi roboczej
ws.ystkich KRAKOW wyciagna ku ME.
mu reke pomocnl. Stowa delegate
robotaiczego by}y slime, przykiad
braci ze starego kraju porywajacy,
to tez obudzi}y one W obecnych
swiadomosc swego po3ozenia jsko ro-
botnik6w swiadomos6 obowiazk6w W
jako obywateli rzeczpospolitej. Pre-.
wodniczacy R. Piotrowicz przem6
viii r6wniez obszernie re znajomo-
Sofa oierpieh ludu roboczego. w
sscwach A. P. przebija}o ogromue
przejecie sic mysla zorganizowania
robot 1ik6w polskich W Cleveland
do piracy politycznej mad polepsze
niem losu klasy pracujacej'
DIVA inne meetiugi, urzad zone ma
St. Clair ME wypad}y tax pomyslnie
pod wzgledem ilosci zebranych sau-
chaczy, przem6wlenie delegate, jest
zarowno staranne wyczerpujaoe. w
sobote odby2y sic mityngi W Berea
pod Clevelandem, ma nich del. pre-
mawia} do licznego t}umu polak6w
zorganizowanych W rycer1y piracy.
w niedziele wiecz6r ma Ont ,rio pod
No. 356 zorgauizowaa sic oststecznie
oddzia} socyal. Partyi Robotniczej.
Trzydziestu.szesciu podalo swe naz.
wiska oswiadczy}o gotowosc brania
udzia&u W praoy. Oh. Dolski W po-
niedzia}ek rano wyjecha} do Buffalo,
a powo}ani przez niego do czynu ro-
botnioy polscy Clevelandu beda da-
lei prowadzi6 obrone swych intere'
SOW re swiadomoscia rzeczy. Pierw-
sze zebranie odzia4u odbedzie sic %
Czerwca o 3ciej po poiudniu W hall
Dreiera ma rogu Tod 3rd. Tymcza-
sowo obrany zarzad zostanie uzupe}-
niony i najblizsze sprawy om6wione;
po czem nastapi pogadanka zasa-
dach partyi 10 jej spcsobach daia-
{ania.
II. Piotroacsk0.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1896-06-20

ALLEGHENY CRY, PA. -Dnia IL
bm. spalila sic piekarnia Garishego,
pm. 83 Spring Garden av. w ogniu
znalaz}a smierc iona piekarza dwo-
ie dzieci.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1896-06-20
Ma OKOhO SW1ATl

dalsze posi.ki do S 'danu pr1ec'w
derwiszom.
w St. Johann, w Niemczech
piorun trzasa W kosciol zab'l kilka-
nascie os6b.
w zachodnich pro sinoyach Me
mice grad zbii zboza. Szkode l'cza
os setki tysiecy.
Mohammed Ali Mira, najstarszy
syn s,acha, ,.ostaa ogioszony perskim
mast spca tronu.
Wedlug telegramu Kanei ma
krecis, tureccy zo}nierze spladrowa'
Ii ispal Ii 20 wiosek
Cesarz niemiecki wezmie udzial
W jesiennyon manewrach austryac-
kich wojsk W Gal cyl.
Bank ,rzy W Paryzu i Amsterda.
ME ME chcq H,szpan,i pred listo
psdem mic pozyczy6'
& sarz niemiecki nada} ch; fisk jemu
pos}owi Ii Hung Gang wielki krzy2
orderu Clerw0nego Orla.
Gen. B ,raterie, posadzony zdra-
de W wojoie Wioch Z Abisynia, u
znany zos al niewinnym.
w Gdahsk1 skazano robotnika
Ziel;hskiego ma diva miesiace wie-
zienia "a obraze majestatu.
Paryski profes ,r Bertin chce udo-
wodnit, ze cesarz niemieoki ma W
swych zy}ach h-francuska krew.
Pod Brzesciem litewskim mad
Bugiem, wykoleia sic pociag osobo
WV. Kilkanascie os6b stracilo zycie.
By}y gubernator niemisckioh ko.
lonij W Afcyce, major Wissmann
zwaryowal. Odes'ano go do zak}adu.
Parowiec "B ertha" zderzywszy sic
pod Souttwold, W Anglii, parow
Gem "Claveler" zatona}. Szesciu lu.
dzi zgineso.
Przy budowie tumu W Berlinie
wybuoh} strajk. Cesarz W ilbelm ma
k}oni{ kontraktor6w do ustepstw i
strajk skohozy1 sic.
Pow stahcy ma Kubie zaatakowali
forty San Antonio i Rio Blanco lecz
musieli sic cofac; jednakowoz zdo&a
Ii 05 domow spal6.
Podozas d}ugiego marszu pruskiej
piechoty W poblizu G Ian ska, chora
zy Glihski zosta} razony udarem s}o-
necznym i umara kr6tko potem.
Portugalia uwiadomi1a prezydenta
Brazylii, Moraes, ze chce posredni
czyt miedzy Brazylia a Anglia W
kwestyi spornej o wyspe Trinidad.
w Ksiestwie Poznahsklem W
Prusach Zachodnich polska partya
ludowa obra}a wiasny rad centralny
od}aczajac sc cd partyi dworskiej.
Podczas pierwszej jazdy nowego
francuskiego pancernika "Jauregui-
berry, W Toulon, eksplodowaa ko-
ciel; dziewiec os6b zostaio uszko-
dzonych.
"Westminster Gazette'' W Londy-
ME donosi, ze W Watykapie znale-
ziono wazne dokumenta, potwierdza.
jace il Anglia ma prawo do zajecia
spornego terytoryum W Venezuela.
w ma}em fabrycznem miasteczku
Felixdorf, po}ozonem niedaleko cd
Wiednia, nastapia wybuch prochu,
pieoiu ludzi zosta2o zabi.
tych. Powod wybuchu niewiadomy.
w hiszpahskiem parlamencie tocza
sc ciagle zaciete debaty W kwestyi
Kuby. Wie.7y urzednicy genera
}owie wzajemnie sic posadzajao ME
dbalstwo i g}upote. Zdaje sic, ze
Wayler bedzie odwo}any, a Campos
ma bye wys}any nazad ma wyspe'
Wyjazd cara Moskwy do Peter
sburga ME nastapi tax ryohao, jak
pierwotnie naznaozono. Odlozono 60
do 26 czerwca, a to powodu znuze.
MIA i cierpieh nerwowych, o jake
przyprawily cara caryce d4ugie u.
roczystosci koronacyjne. Il wypadek
no Chodvkskiam Do1u. p Rl
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1896-05-21
LocAL hMEgIrl Es.

Fergus Ryan, aged G3 years, died
Sunday at his home, No. 500 Mary
land avenue.
Pensions have been granted to
Thomas ID. Wood, Daniel ii. Faust
and Eliza }. Faust of this city.
W. Q. Seeds will probably be seen on
the track this season. He has pro-
vided himself with new bicycle.
The First Presbyterian Sunday
school OF West Chester will give an ex
cursion to Cape May on June 10TH.
Farmers in the neighborhood Of West
Chester are raising willow trees and
selling the wood to the du Pont powder
company.
Benjamin Green Of this city loft for
Nova Scotia the latter part Of last
week to place gas benches in gas
plant there.
Several Wilmington whoelmen will
participate in the Chester Bicycle
Clubs century run to Vineland, N. j.,
on May 3lst.
improvements have been made at
| Washington Park and the Penn g
Grove route will in all probability
| prove popular this summer.
Several Wilmingtonians are contem-
plating taking part in the Quaker City
| Wheelmen's century run over the New
ark course on Memorial Day.
SeverRn Taylor of Dover and Miss
Emma Is. Cruikshank of Philadelphia
were married in the latter city last
Thursday by the Rev. George ID. Baker,
ID. ID.
Several colored people were baptized
in the Brandywine at Walnut street
| Sunday afternoon by the Rev. Il. G.
Scott of the Congregational Baptist
| Church.
Irwin Pike, Ellis Perry, Herman
Ahrens and Harry Pierce will give
several carrier pigeons 300 0-mile fly
next Sunday IL the weather conditions
are right.
June 2d will be known as Methodist
Day at Colchester Beach. There will
be athletic events, in which several
members of the Wilmington Y. M. G.
A. will participate.
Clifford Henry, clored, aged 10 years,
was hurt Sunday by being struck in
the face with base ball. One eye was
badly bruised. He was taken to his
home, No. lib East Sixteenth street,
| and DIR. Ebert was called in.
Miss Annie Bennett, residing at No.
40 East Eighth street, fell from BIZ
cycle Sunday and sustained severe
sprain Of the right wrist. The injured
member was dressed at the Office OF DIR.
William z. Miller, Eighth and Spruce
streets.
Thomas Magranary. lad residing at
No. S13 Church street, fell from a
wagon on Saturday and sustained
severe cut ON the head. He was taken
to the Office of Dir. Ii. NJ. Erist, Eighth
and Spruce streets, where his injuries
were attended to.
William Cochran, aged IA years, re-
siding at 10. 726 East Eleventh street,
and employed at the Diamond State
Car Spring works, had the index finger
of the right hand caught between a
piece of scrap iron and machine and
badly lacerated Monday morning. The
injured member was dressed by DR..
II. NJ. First.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1896-05-21
col. an ranl l,rIeetea hy the senalc.

The United States Senate, Friday
evening, by vo,o Of 81 to 80 decided that
Colonel Henry \, du Pont was not
elected Senator from Delaware at the
famous joint session Of the General
Assembly held 1T Dover on the 9th Of
May, 1895. The vote in detail, and all
the interesting incidents Of the closing
| scene of this famous contest are given
in the letter of our Washington cor
respondent.
This action on the part of the Son.
ate was not entirely partisan one,
although all tine Republicans present
and voting voted in favor OF seating
Colonel du Pont, and all the Democrats
voted in the negative The Populists
settled the contest by voting with The
| Democrats.
The determination Of the contest
leaves the State of Delaware without
her full representation in the Senate,
and upon the Legislature TO be chosen
at the next election will devolve the
duty of filling the vacancy. How tho
last Legislature failed in this i'm
portant duty is matter OF history. II
is hoped that the next Legislature will
not repeat the fiasco.
AS consequence OF this action on
the part of the Senate, the Senatorship
will be an issue in the pending politi-
cal campaign. The prospect ia not a
pleasing one. As before, Mr.. Addicks
will be n candidate for the office, and
this time he is fortified by his absolute
control OF the Republican party or
ganization in tho State. He will bend
every energy, apply every resource,
towards achieving his great ambition.
The result therefore, will be another
campaign of corruption, compared with
which the last campaign in this State
will sink into utter insignificance.
For this state of affairs the Republi-
can party is responsible Two years
ago, the Republicans of this State on.
couraged the pecuniary and personal
assistance of Mr.. AddiclIs, knowing
| that he desired the Senatorship in
return, but trusting to cheat him out
Of it after the election. They did keer
him out of it, but he held enough
votes to prevent the election Of another
Republican. Had the Republicans re-
pudiated Mr.. Addicks before election,
instead of cheating him afterwards,
the State would have been spared much
shame and disgrace, and there would
have been no vacant Senatorship now
to plague both parties in the coming
campaign, and to encourage the politi-
cal adventurer who has already made
it IA subject of barter and sale, TO re.
newed efforts to secure it by open pur-
chase.
With the warning afforded by the
past, the people of Delaware should
make no mistake this year. They
should defeat the Republican party al
the coming election. The issue of Ad-
dicksism can no longer be eyaded, fol
| AddiGks is now the acknowledged
leader of tho party. Ho will struggle
desperately to achieve victory, but
the people, bv united effort, can do
feat him. And they should do it. A
defeat this year, may remove his bale
full influence forever from the politics
| of Delaware.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1896-05-21
rhe RevoI. Agalns, AaaIeI..l.m.

A correspondent of tho Morning
Nows, signing himself "0ld Republi-
can. referring 10 the disruption of
the Republican party through the re-
volt Of a large and respectable element
against the rule Of Addicks, says:
Have no moro to do with the evil
practices of buying votes, importing
voters, cheating at the polls, deluding
weakness into uureasoning sottishness,
and preventing enrolments for the
sake of decreasing opposition votes.
Out loose forever from all these
venalities, and from those who prac-
tice them. The party is freed now by
fate-not by its own Just action-but
let it recognize the blessing of the
Liberation, and be thankful for it,
humbly, wisely and hopefully starting
now and purer life.
Here IS declaration fit enough and
strong enough to be accepted as plat
form upon which all Republicans OPP
POSED to the debasing influences of
Addicksisn may stand and feel like
honest men. Upon such platform the
Republican party of Delaware might
become the refuge and hope of good
citizens who firmly believe in a
thorough publication of suffrage, in
the event that the Democratic party
should show no inclination to effect
this great reform.
The evil of voto- buying has been the
curse of Delaware politics for years.
Beginning with fow depraved and
shameless creatures in Kent and Sus-
sex, it has spread until tho entire
State is subject to its baneful in
fiuence. IL has gone far beyond a
measure of political advantage for
the party that uses ii against its
political enemy, and become the potent
means Of one faction of one party OBJ
tanning control of the organization and
machinery of that party. How com
plete its domination in party manage
ment may become has been shown in
the exciting events connected with the
recent Republican primaries, which
eliminated in the open revolt at the
Dover convention last week.
An effort to remove this blight from
Delaware politics was made at the last
session Of the Legislature, but failed.
Both parties were in measure re-
sponsible for this result, as the bill
passed the Democratic Senate, but in
the Republican House was loaded with
amendments designed to accomplish
its defeat. Had this measure been
enacted, it would have been impossi bic
for Addiclis to win the victory that no
has already achieved within the Re
publican party, and that he hopes to
confirm by like methods at the coming
election throughout the State. That a
large and influential portion Of the Re-
publican party is now in open revolt
against the man and his methods, is a
matter Of congratulation. 1t promises
TO offset those malign Democratic in
iluences which unfortunately prevail in
some sections, and to which the arch
corruptor of suffrage will look for sym
pathy and support These revolving
Republicans have made a brave and
manly stand, and "Old Republican, :"
in his letter to tho News, points out
the pathway by which they may emi. .
nently Justify their revolution, and lay
the foundation for new Republican
party, upon lines that may tend to
attract the sympathy and support of
honest voters.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1896-05-21
pe.ermlnea On the plke onlrnr..

Tho papers of Philadelphia are un-
reasonably angry and violent over the
halt called by Senator Gray upon the
scheme TO improve the Delaware river
at the expense of material interests in
this state. They insist that the dixie
from Roedy Island to Liston Point shall
be constructed. no matter how com
pletely it may shut up the mouths of
Appoquinimink river, Blackbird creek
and other navigable streams flowing
into the Delaware.
The fact that Senator Quay has
| agreed with Senator Gray that the
present plans would prove of great in
jury to this State, without even giving
assurance that they would result in
effectively improving tho navigation Of
Tie Delaware, has induced some OF the
FhIadelphia papers to accuse him Of
partisan motives The Evening Tolo.
granh, Cor instance says
The promotion Of tho business inter.
osts oi thia great city is matter Of
no account whatever with a profess
slonal politician determined upon ac
compliahing hls own selfish purposes.
~ look or by crook. When the true
history OF the mgltreatment OF phia-
delphla at tine hands OF tho United
States Senate is writtcn, it will be seon
that q monstrons betrayal Of official
trust WAS responsible for all the
trouble over the 600, GOO appropriation
for the Improvement Of tie Delaware
river. The proposed State appropria
tion was turned Gown at Harrisburg, a
year ago, Tor sinister purposes, and the
action Of the Roawaro wheclbarraw-
load Of delegates in the st. louis
Convention will probably show why no
successful effort Was made 10 prcyent
the injustice which has been inAictod
Tho intent Of this paragraph is an
indirect charge that Quay is dickering
for the six votes Of Delaware ut st.
Louis, and is therefore willing 10 agree
"a the modification Of plans Tint viii,
if carried out unchanged, work great
injury to our citizens. But Senator
Gray, who has made the Gght for Della.
ware's protection, surely has no IN
fluence with the Delaware delegation
to ST. Louis, while the boss Of that
delegation, MIR, Addicks, has not been
heard from in the controversy. ilc is
moro interested in Republican politics
than in the material concerns of the
state IN which he claims Il residence.
II II doubtful if he knows anything
about teedy Island aud Liston Point,
! AppJquiuimink river and Hlackbird
crte5
We think the Telegraph is in error
in attempting to inject partisan feeling
into tho consideration Of this muttor.
Delaware is Fighting FIR her rights and
her interests Philadelphia ia endeay.
orins to promote her interests, regard
less Of tho injury that may be inflicted
upon the peop!a Of this State This
il the situation, and politics have
nothing to do with it.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1896-05-21

There is a rumor from Washington to
the effect that Fridays vote does not
finally dispose Of the du Pont case, and
that the next Senate, with it's clear
Republican majority, may assume the
right to further consider tho question
and seat tbe claimant. This, however,
is very improbable. 1t is doubtful IL
Colonel du Pont will consent to allow
himself to be dragged into the case
any further. 1t would reflect no credit
upon him to do SO.