The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-10-12
NEW CASTLE NEWS:
Correspondence OF the REPUBLICAN,.
NEW CASTLE, October IL.

Correspondence of the REPUBLICAN. 1;
NEW CASTLE, October l2.
AT time when so much depends upon
the coming election for the welfare Of out
people 1t is a sad state Of affairs To find
that few men in this hundred should {ry
20 prevent ltepublical SUCCESS. Last week
the candidates for Road comntss aerS
Assessors andlnspectors on the Repu blioa6
ticket sgreed to compromise for The sake
Of The party but the leaders Of the HiggiD1
factiHn rriused positively to coInpr0mise
unless James w Foster would ID with.
drawn In favor Of Robert Morrison.
Tho leaders have handed IN the names
OF The candidates to be placed op tho
ticket but the candidates can prevent theif
names from appearing on the ticket bf
serving notice on the clerk Of the PeacT
One of the leaders who claims bp IL L
Republican, has stated that IL would be
better to bury the Repuo olican party for
thirty years than to allow Add o 70 ID
reach the pinnacle of success Ano:hqt
leader stated he would sooner vote Toll
Democrat that he would for man whdH
name is upon the Union Republican
ticket.
With such men as leaders in New
Castle hundred 1t is impossible to see tho
road clear to defeat the Democrats, But
there is q way open to the people In tho
next few days. The people can prevent
the so called leaders from numbering
party succese in this hundred.
1t is time now to get together and
demand that only one hundred ticket be
placed In the ile!d. Let the candidates.
come together and make an agreement
such as Nining and kee made and let the,
Republicans of this hundred fight for
supremacy on November 3.
1t Is also time for the leaders to see to
their forces There is an open secret goin6
the rounds that 100 white and colored
voters will cuttettew and Finn. The man
who advocates such an act Is noRepub 10 lh
and 1t Is the dnty Of every Republican to
vote the ontire party ticket from Shaw to
tho district inspector.
There is too much personal feeling In
this fight here. and the sooner such poll
tcans got out of the road of men the betr
ter satisfied will be the pooplo. There i9
underhand work going on and there are
traitors in the Union Republican ranks
in this hundred who are playing into the
hands of the opposite faction and the
Democrats when there is a good chance to
win
The writer is fully aware of the faqt
that epretcnded leaders int md to cut theit
ticket. They intend to go further and
will vote the Democratic tickets. I'm
aglne the cheek Of such men to sit on a
platform ut q Republican meeting and
aftcrward express themselves openly that
they intended to Join the colorrd men and
cut the ticket and vote against Finn and
Rcttcw.
Mrs Sarah Harrington wife of Cornelius
Harrington, formerly of Second street
this city, died on Saturday morning in
Salem, n. j. Her funeral will take place
tomorrow morning,
While William scott ,,on Saturday even.
ing was standing on South street near
Sixth some one threw piece of brick at
him in fun but 1t struck him In the faca
cutting him on the eyebrow and below the
eye.
The funeral of Henry Foster which took
place this morning was largely attended,
The members Of St Peters Beneficial So.
ciety of which be had been president turp-
ed out In large numbers. High mass was
celebrated in St Peters Church, of which
he had been an active member for over 80
years. 1ntcrment was made in the adjoln-
ing cemetery
\ special meeting OF tho local Union Of
the W. G. Il, U. was held on Saturday oh
the residence OF Mrs Challenger 1t was
attended by Mrs J. A. Cranston and Mis-
Margaret Hills.
The convention of the State Union will
convene In the NJ. f. Church on October
15 at 10 o clock. During the sessions ad.
dresses will be delivered by several PROM.
inant speakers including Miss Slack OF
England.
several persons from this city attended
the mass meeting in Wilmington on Sat-
urday evening.
Miss Bessie Harris Of Wilmington 70
the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Chef
fins.
The revival services In tho NJ T. Church
conducted by Evangelist Galloway are
largely attended a---.-s
Joe Tagg formerly OF this city an extra
canductor On the electric cars In Chester
fell off his car while running at full
speed. When picked up he was pp,
conscious and at the Chester Hospital 10
was found that he received conclusion
Of the brain.