The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-11-10
POLITICAL NOTES.

Now for a Scramble for the Few
Crumbs-A Number of Would
be Senators Would Make Your
Head SWIM More Applicants
than Positions--The Men With
the Biggest Pull will capture all
the Prizes.
The Democrats are already casting
around for available Senatorial timber,
Already the names OF such Democrats have
been mentioned us desirable candidates for
the Senatorial lightning to strike. Here
are the names OF u few: Chief Justice
Charles b. Lore, Willard Salisbury, John
y. salisbury, John Biggs, William Sauls-
bury, L L. Martin, jonn G. Gray, ex-
Chancellor James L. Wolcott, John w.
Causey, Mr.. Gray of Bridgcviile, Thomas
Il. Bayard, Jr., Harry Emmons, Eddie r.
Cochran, Jr.
J. Frank Biggs, Andrew Sanborn, VIM.
+. Kurtz, Harvey Whiteman, Judge Cul.
len. Josiah Marvel, j. Frank Bali, John
X. bradford, Alexander Cooper, Thomas
Davis, Howell S. England, Charles b.
Evans, Spottswood Garland, Andrew c.
Gray, 4. Bayard Heisel, William 4.
Lyman, James W. Ponder, John H, Rod.
ney Or any other Democratic lawyer. They
would all hail the contingent fec Of $1,000
u year with Joy and delight.
The names OF Cochran, Ponder, Biggs,
and salisbury which have been power
IN Delaware politics OF the older genera
ton down The state, are now run across
in Wilmington. The young lawyers have
as great political aspirations as had any
Of their forefathers. The fathers or grand
fathers of each of these men above named
have held positions of honor in the State
of Delaware. The young ensration are
very DESTROYS to follow their foot steps.
VIII they doitP
The Democratic power in Delaware,
thank Colds beginning to be on the wane.
II 10 nothing like us strong as 1t once was.
1t has lost Its grip on the people. The
Democratic managers for years have had
to purchase hundreds of what the politi-
CLANS term tloaters in Kent and Sussex
counties. The last few years they have
been very short OF money, to off set this
they have adopted the counting out pro.
cess, when the vote failed to suit the DEM
ocrat Inspector This is the way the state
has been kept solid for years. In no other
way could they have ever kept themselves
in power. Having the political machinery
they have not stopped at any rascality
that would benefit the Democratic party.
The people are firing of 1t, and tho star of
Democracyin Delaware is fast fading out.
1t has been reported around the city,
that Toner is now holding Government
position in New York as Immigrant In
spector, who first proposed the counting
OUT of Sheriff VIM. n. Finn. We don't
believe it, but give it MS we heard 1t re-
ported on the street..
Farmer Henry A. Nowlan, of St.
Georges Hundred, Il Delaware farmer, Is
didate for the position Of Senator. He
would undoubtedly represent the people,
something the lawyer do not do by any
means. They often misreprcsent them
Delaware Clark and William J.Richards
are applicants for the position that Mar
shal Lannan now holds. There are others
yet to be heard from.
Colen Ferguson wants to be re. appoint
ed Register in Chancery. He has made
good one-a very obliging and polite Of
fetal, which Is something when you are
to do business with officers Of
the law.
Richard Patzowsky, is not candidate
for mayor OF the city. He has bigger fish |
to fry us superintendent Of Bluementhal'
factory.
William Michael Byrne, wants US his
reward for whooping II up fer the Republi-
cans the position as district attorney in
tho United States court He undoubtedly |
could I'LL the shoes of his partner Lewis
Z Nandergrift, with credit to himself and |
his party.
Sheriff VIM II Finn will take pos
session of the Sheriif's Office about the goth |
INST. The present sheriff has several sales
which he wants to put out OF the way |
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