The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-09-25
POLITICAL NOTES.
What IL Seen and Heard on the streefs--A
Keeper Needed for the wild Anihnis-
What VIII be the Outcome.

Keeper Needed for the Wild Ani"ais-
What VIII be the Outcome.
The two warning factions Of the Re-
publican party are w far apart as ever
They are determined to agree TO disagree
and the devil get them all. 1t has been
said that IL man is twice II boy and once
man, ind from an outsider who Is look
ing on he Is compelled to come to tho same
conclusion in the factional fight that has
been going on in the ranks of the Republi-
can party. The two wings are rs far apart
as ever and no compromise Is In sight. "A
letter writers they are groat pig shccess.
But tho Republican voters don't care Il
tinker's for their letters or ormanlfestos.
There is nothing in Them or Will comes
from them.
The Sussex Republicans or a few hot
heads are determined to carry the stare
for Democracy They have issued call
for a county convention to DO helu ag
Georgetown on Thursday next for the pur-
pose of nominating u full Republican
ticket for that county With two Repub-
llcan tickets in the field in Sussex county
there is only one result to be expected to
follow. Why not turn in and vote the
Dem ocratic ticket and thus aid the devil
without beating around tho bush; Sucn
political hari kari is dnmable and needs
such a rebuke at the polls Id November
that the lesson will not be lost for future
campaiQns. What kind Of Republicans
are there in the State of Delaware any
howp Have the leaders all gone mad?
Will the voters suffer themselves TO DC iea
as blind men? We think not. Ii Is sad
that none are so blind as those who can
and won't see.
Tho gold Democrats, or the Sound Mo-
ney League, as they call themselves, ap-
parently have the backing OF Ampassa-
dor Bayard and will cut no little figure IN
the Democratic party this fall. with L;
n, Jr., as a candidate for Congress and
l.. |. H., ditto, to draw their support from
tho Democratic party, an interesting ana
exciting time mny be looked for wv
Said the sound money Democrats, we
can't support L. l. H. His views arc too
radical for us to support. we DON'T De-
lieye in free silver of unlimited coinage.
We will not vote for him or his heresles.
We will support II. +. Jr., and think we
can elect him, or at least can thereby pre-
Won't the election of l.. l. H. The Ropub-
licans, the Regulars and tho Union, say
we can elect our respective candit'ateS ior
Congress, which they know is a lle., WIN
this Kilkenny fight going on Handy may
be able to secure his scat in Congress.
There are fools, fools aud fools and the
leaders of the Republican party slandlh
that category.
The Pyle.Stayton fight for State Senac-
tor promises to be an Interesting one, anu
the Republicans can look on and see thom-
selves AS others see them. The nomlha-
tion will cost as much in good round uoi,
ia,s AS the position is worth, and the ward
workers are foolish If they don t get az NC
silver in sight for engineering the light
and soliciting votes. On Sat uruay weeh
our readers will see who Is the best nghter
Willard or Chief Dolan. Pyle will have
tho backing of the police force, while
Willard hopes to have the inspectors Win
him to do the counting Bad blood will
will be the result no matter how the nohl-
ination results.
Fudge, what does the Democratic party
caro- about tho standing o'1er oil Slo rc-
ward or any person rperSonsdetecteu OF
caught in the act Of fintimidating any Dem.
ocrat from becoming qualified to vote th"t
is preventing his name from Delng
placed on tho registration list,S The Of
feusivo Democrats will do all in their pow
or, backed by the police force, to keep hc-
pubiicans from registrating and then from
voting afterwards.
Politics arc beginning to simmer. With
four headquarters outside of the Single
Takers open the FOUNDERS will reap u har-
vest this'election. The boys will make
each candidate believe they are working
and going to vote for him and will ex-
tend the glad hand accordingly: Mr.. Ad.
dicks has been made acquainted with this
class of ward workers.
Mr.. Stansbury Wiley is very busy
man and his private secretary Is kept
busy banging away on her typewriter on
political documents. She certainly earns
her salary.
Politics arc moro of business now
T. l., k,,.t Al nm, a.
much us possible. And sill there Is no
money in politics, for the majority is a
fxed fact Point your finger ut many
men who have made anything like COM
potency out of Delaware politics.
The Bayards and Saulsburys have man
aged to live off tho citizens of Delaware
wi; hout having to labor for generations,
but outside Of these two families the
crumbs havo not tended to fatten the
tits not what is In naino but what Is
In tho office Is what the average polih-
clan wants to know.
Tho political horoscope In Delaware Is
something tho like of which was mover
before seen during the lives of the oldest
inhabitants. Tho aspect is perpleXing,
bcwldering sand uncertain. Never was
tho old politicians so much at Sea as dur
ing the present campaign IN Delaware. 1t
might well bo termed what the boarders
conf planned, of u veritabc dish of hash.
The more you stir the more tho odlfcr.
Gus odor Of onions and garlic break forth
In all Its pungcncy Of aroma.
The politician hates to get out and that
is the reason why 50 many old played out
hacks still Try to keep in touch with the
political machines. They are like leechcs
on dead animal they never know when
{ let go, not even when their worthless
carcass Is full of the spoils of Office