The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-11-03
POLITICAL NOTES.

Made known-It Has Been a
Campaign Of Education-Rev.
Father Not Afraid to Speak Out
Catholics win Cut Ebe W.
Tunnel.
BY this time tomorrow the result Of
the election will be made known to our
readers Ithas been a campaign of vitu.
peration in Delaware, Never were men
SO lied about and villiled as have been
John H. Hoffecker and Jonathan S. Will
lis, and by men who Call themselves Ro-
publicans, And this is the reward that
John II. HoffeCker received from the man
that by his vote elected him to the sent in
the United States Senate. He was good
Republican III the year Of 1889 Then
why not now when he Is asking for the
votes OF the Republican party. BY voting
for Hoffecker and Willis, you arc not vot-
ing for the Addicks' ticket, Don't DO
cad and vote to seat l.. Irving Handy in
the House OF Representatives.
Tho pastor OF Mt. Salem NJ. K. Church
has show himself to be an offensive parti-
son. lie even used his Church ON Sunday
u distribute temperance convention tick
cts
The Roy. Father Fallon is not afraid to
SPEAK bul ScutIIutlllo III MS pllIpit. ne IL
not t. J O caught by Democratic chaH this
year The Catholics in Wilmington will
cat Ebc W. Tunnel. They havo nU use
fora man who said he didn't want tho
nOmIHuilun for Governor and after rccaiy-
Ing 1t accepted it, He is doomed, wo are
glad 10 say to defeat.
lie will never DO Governor of Delaware
and we are proud to say that the Demo.
Gratis VIII never nominate Peter J. Ford
fa tl,..t ,.f i,n N,,t tl,.,t 10 OF
fitting candidate, but his nationality and
religion are IA barrier to his political aspir-
atoms. Peter can make twice as good u
speech as Ehe W. TGnnell, and has as
great executive abilities. The Catholic
vote is only needed by the Democratic
party to put the politician IN office, they
have no use tor them after election is
over,
The polling places opened this morning
between and o'clock, and will close aU
Cococ& sharp.
Henry G. Morse estimates that Mcliin-
lcy's plurality IN Delaware will be ?0gO.
Mr. Geo, Elliott wanted to know II Mr.
AGdiuks lad purchased the hErUml3AS.
He W. tUla lie had not and that the paper
Was rot for sale Neither Mr.. Elliott or
NJ. Aud!tks has money enough TO buy 1t.
has hot bceE paid any money or prom
lsud uNy by Mr. Addick> or any of his
lrutruNnt5, The REPUBLICAN is fighting
for lkc election Of Hotfrcker and Willis
because it believes they were regularly
nominated ~ tho regular Republican CON
VehtiOn that met at Dover.
The RtlTh!ICAN management is the
shlnc as las had control Of its affairs for
over forty years. We do not have to 10
bought to express our views We claim
the saline right to them As do the lawyers
and others who have taken the stump in
the calnrngu inst closed All men are
not vcual, ana the man or men who eau
prove that such is the fact vii! La public
bcngfHclor.
ILa politicians have never given the
RErCBLlCAT credit Of having the largest
circulation in the city. They lHvc begun
to awaken TO that fuct We return our
compliments to The gentleman whJ called
at our utl!Go yesterday afternoon, aud who
called down all the bunpdlGtiOns upon Us
tic Is a poor apology OF n Republican. HIS
Influence Is like himself atuall POTATOES
and few in u row. We have no fear Il
lin or Ills threats. We will attend 10 his
case in the future, as he has political
ASPIRATIONS
This year the scales have fallen from
the eyes of the Catholics and they intend
to vote as they please They don't intend
to be used b. the DrmuCgati9 party as
drawers Of water and Lcwrrs Of wood.
The Irish race are long suffering, but tLcy
cant forever be tread upon or used by
crafty politicians to furthcr their own
persona! ends. 1t IL to be hnpod that tho
election will pass off without any hIu'u
Shed or many arrests being r.aA., and Do
aware will be relGa;u-d