Evening journal., 1896-10-12
EVENING JOURNAL, MONDAY, OCTOBER IL, 1895

Powell refused to issue tax receipt to
a negro minor. There are no more
Federal election laws and Beniah has
lost one of his former weapons. He
never succeeded even with them. He
is wasting his time now.-Dover Index.
This has thus far been a very pc
culiar campaign in this state, pecu
liarly noted for the absence of demon
stration and in fact everything that
goes to make a campaign enthusiastic,
except the still hunt tactics of the
dominant parties.-Milford Herald.
The people whose hands are at the
plow now will not turn back in the
work they have laid out to do in poll
tics The challenge that was boldly
thrown in the teeth of the people by
the absolute demonetization of silver
has been taken up for the people by
the Democratic party, and 1t will re-
main the paramount political issue un-
I'll trial is made of the currency system
set forth in the Chicago PLATFORM
Easton Ledger
A reporter of the Journal says that
prominent regular Republican re-
marked TO him that letter of Addicks
relative to the gas plant here, is moth
ing but big BLUM and a bid for votes. 3"
Addicks, however, will have to get out
OF politics, as well as out of the Will
mington Gas Company, If he does not
wish to have his motives impugned and
the sincerity of his intentions ques-
tioned.-Wilmington Daily Republican.
The Every Evening is still raking
over the old Goals as to what Bryan
said in reference to the preachers in his
recent Wilmington speech. That poor
gold bug paper must be in sore straits
to have to stoop to such un-American
means in order to arouse the prejudice
OF the people against the true Ameri-
can that Bryan is.-Sussex Journal.
Addicks is defeated now, and the
Republican might as well save itself
the trouble of trying to save lost
cause. Three thousand Republicans in
Kent and Sussex will vote the Repub-
lican ticket.-Sussex Republican.
According to the most Trustworthy
reports the Republicans are fairly GER
tain of a majority in the next House
of Representatives. There does not APP
pear to be any good reason why the
majority should not be as large as in
the present House. But should it be
much smaller, owing to the Democratic
| Populist fusion, the sound money Re
publicans will still remain in full con-
/ trol.-Milford Chronicle.
To the Thoughtful citizen, the con.
servative voter who does not expect to
get all out of politics there is in it, the
present condition of things is not only
] do, ttsal lfgff lrtf hn inf
rity Of our people. The opportunity
is now offered to the people of Della
ware to wipe out the great crime
which fell upon us two years ago and
expunge it from the public records
Delaware Pilot.
The coal trust has just raised the
price of coal $1.25 per ton. When you
go to pay this tribute to the trust
don't forget that Garrett A. Ho-
bart, McKinley's running mate, is a
conspicuous member of this trust
Cecil Democrat.
William J. Bryan champions tn,
cause Of constitutional money-th'
cause of the laboring millions-believe
that America can legislate for hersel
: without England's consent and is no
supported by the moneyed plutocrat o
7 two continents. Which is your choice
Z Vote for Bryan and the money of tn
Observation-Disclosures Record.
: When a gold bug talks to you abou
a fifty-cent silver dollar, try to buy sill
yer dollars from him at the rate OF fit
cents, or sixty cents, or even ninety
nine cents. Then you will hear hin
squeal.-Dover Delawarean.
Let II henceforth be st. Bryan an
st. Addicks. Let the apostle of repu
diation receive the proper reverence G
all honest men, because he does nc
chew tobacco; and let the free, fran
and fearless boodler be enshrined i
the hearts of his countrymen becaus
t he does not smoke vile tobacco. lie
! the former become President of thes
- United States because he does not drinl
e and the other become senator becaus
he does not smoke. Who can deny thei
p simple Christian faith and the correct
e. ness of their lives, If they do not smok
nor drink!-Milford News and Adyei
e tiser.
I A good Democrat might still la
r claim to his allegiance to the faith
S he simply lay down because he was NJ
satisfied with his party's course for on
q election, but a good Democrat nevt
: goes into active warfare against HI
I party, and tries to deliver the organ
e cation into the hands of the enemy
Seaford News.
d Il is said that J. Edward Addicks
It going to devote his time and attentiC
e to carrying Kent and Sussex count,
e for his ticket, in that way gaining
d two-thirds vote in the General Assem-
y bly, for his senatorial project wit
', the Democrats united upon one tick
e and the Republicans supporting two,
D. is difficult to see in what way he wi
be able to accomplish his object.-Del
" ware Democrat.
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