The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-09-30
NEW CASTLE NEWS.
Correspondence of the REPUBLICAN,
NEW CASTLE, September, 30.

N. L "A.
The same cause was given for the absence
OF Medford II. Cahoon and Henry G. Con-
rad In the course Of an interesting ad-
dress Geo. w. Roberts Of the Dover Senti
mel said In part:
There Is no parallel for this condition of
things since 1860. Those who lived beyond
that time remember the 1857 panic. We
remember the thousands Of men out of
work of Democratic Presidents me ;sage
to Congress that the country was poor
The Democrats had undisputed control of
the country for twelve years. The same
condition Of affairs exists to-day under
Democratic rule.
A few years ago on the question Of call.
ing On extra session of Congress he had
an interview with Ambassador Bayard
He said that the robbing of tho working
people should be stopped at once, aud
what was illustrated to Bayard on that
occasion has come to pass, under Demo-
cratic misrule, and the panic was upon us.
A horrible shrinkage in value was noticed
I. and the cue was given that the result Of
Democratic administration would bring
ruin to our country.
The Democratic press expected to see
free silver taken up by the Republican
party. The infatuation has seized the
Democratic party and it has been swept
like alstorm swept vessel on the rocks and
to- night there are two Democratic parties
. in this country and even the party organ
in Wilmington o-night Is for the election
of Buckner. That man If he Is honest
should put Mckinley and Hobart at the
head of his column.
The news that comes from all parts Of tho
country tell that our candidates are now
elected and all we have to do is to count
the ballots. The night is past and the
morning cometh only a little while longer
and we will start on the upward road and
before the end of the Mckinley admins
tration we will reach the zenith Of nation
oil prosperity.
It is no fault Of ours II our wives have
not as good clothes as they had in '92. Tho
powers that be decreed with this old Dem
ocratic party that the laborer should be
reduced to the condition Of slavery with
only enough for sustenance and that thoy
shall be slaves for their masters. The
most horrible thing to him by the Demo
cratic party is that tens of thousands of
women who took care of themselves have
been thrown upon the world and forced
to sell their body and virtue to get food
and raiment.
The workingmcn of this country were
her bulwarks and gave their lives for the
protection of their country.
The Democrats are now appealing to
the south and west after abandoning their
headquarters at Washington and the east
ern states
He then reviewed tho necessity of the
constitutional convention. There is one
question every Republican should ask
himself this time, whioh ticket will hit
the Democratic party the hardest
There Is only ono ansWcr-the Union
Republican ticket that will successfully
administer properly the new cOns,i;u-
ton.
Doctor Kuntz--Will tho clerks of the
peace throw out that ticket?
Mr. Roberfs-lt makes no difference
what name we go under we intend to
march to victory with Hoifecker and
Willis.
At the meeting of the Board of Educa
ton held last evening with l., f. Ella
son in the chair, the committee on
teachers gave a tlattering report on the
work of the teachers, The following bills
were ordered paid L. NJ. Chase, 81 So;
Castle News, S}.75; d. G. Heath Sl,92;
Thomas Frazer, SS7i; America Book Co,
sl3O4?; Maynard Il Co, SIS Oh; Il. II.
Butler SIS, Potter and Prcttyman $li4D;
Scott g. Co, SCI 60; Somer 4. Co, 81 %,
w b. Sharp $j5 -; J. b. Brady, s. IS; J.
w Hudson 5000; Postage and station
cry, s., LIE Edason, sl0iGS The finance
committee reported SlSS7 in bank.
Professor Andrews presented a state
ment in reference to tho working of the
schools and feels clntcd at the work and
the new desks secured by the committee
or school property. School No. 3 wants a
new flag.
The following pupils were deserving of
special Communications
6-Essie Kirby, Walter Wilson, Willie
Hall
Prank Wright Maria Mcdaniel, Alice
Hendrix
B-John Foster, Helen Mcdaniel, Eliza
beth Collins.
The STERN caused the Delaware to wash
over the wharves, and sktf5 that were
anchored We're ally broken, including
the Missionary" which for the past two
SEASONS has given 80 much pleasure to
Rev V :. Collins and his friends.
After a heavy rain during the early part
of the evening the wind gathered with MI
the fuzzy Of a hurricane about l. o'clock
and between Tat time and O'Clock this
IN rring several lro,s were damaged and
the flag p,lo Mt tho Jefferson House was
blown down. In its fall it mashed panel
of the beautiful iron fence that surrounds
the pretty lawn adjoining the hotel
Mrs. Sallie Lyman and Willard Hall
were quietly married on Sunday evening
Two doctors ar" in attendance on lireta,
the little daughter Of Jonas Legg, She
Is lying at thcpOint Of death Of mcmbran-
eOus Group.
The funeral Of Mrs 5 A. Grlscmrn
took place this morning The body was
taken to Moorcs, Pa, Tor INCREMENT on
the $50 o'clock train
The fast trOtter Maybrd owned near
Newark has been purchased by Harry Nc
Naly.
Prize nqh'sat New Castle arc only fakes
Alonzo SwcctmNn Of Philadelphia Is the
guest Of George Bacon.
Pierce Gould Of Wilmington WAS here
last evening,
Wants Free Wool $ inning.
MISTER EDITER:-lve been rralin' a
good bit i'll your paper about them Teller.
Mantn' Uncle sam to coin their silver for
ntthin', and some Of the folks out here
seem ter think he had, and I'm not tie.
Cided which side o the fence I'm goin' tC
drop on, but l'vo got it down TO this
hypOtenuse: "Whcvcr is fare fer the rich
Is fare fer tho pore alike.
Now got 2OD of as fine pecGes Nv wool
rs ever cum of Of Sleeps buck, and
thought would jist ask you if You wood
ask Uncle Slm to cold this wool into nice
Jeans Pants and a few SCOTS Of close If
be will do this fer me think can ma ku
the sheep bi2nc>s pan out fuSt rate but II
fgot to sell this wool for 10 cents (ant
that's all ii Perkins says it's bringin, }
am EOin to mutton the last durn sheer
ard play quits.
l don't eee why It isn't ms fair fer tnclt
Sam to prepare my wool fer market free
Of charge as it is fer them silver fcllcr:
out West that own silver minds to get
their silver prepared free.
Now, Mister Eiter If yen can got this
plank nailed on that platform somewhere
every mothers sun Of us will vote for he
fellers that dig silver for Twin,
But insomuCh as we are all nephoocs O
Uncle Sam think ho ought ier treet us al
alike and not dG5Quimnato 'twixt us CO.
one perdooue4 wool add the other silver
fer II he's goln' to coin that silver free
then by gum want nv wool spun free c.
we'll go down to there law foundry tel
Washington and kick up mere durn dust
than Bill Jones Bull when he seed the rec