The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-08-31
ADDIcKsvILLE, Eng. Aug. 25th.

| ADDlIhoNiLLE, EnB', aug Soeh'
DEAR BRowNIE:-Since writing you the
asst epistle have had fairly good time.
The only thing that keeps me awake at
nights is that 1 bitterly detest the name Of
the town in which ! am staying. You sec
the sound Of that name acts upon my
nerves Just like shaking a red flag In a
bulls face. So you can just imagine my
feelings when have to date my letters to
you.
wish you would see that few
articles by some means should appear IN
| the Morning News. You may have some
trouble to persuade the two Neds," who
run the business part Of the paper, to al
low you the use of o few columns, but l
think Hill Is all right and will print what
| you want Free But II you can't got access
for the love Of tho party Chat Is our side)
why try and get it published by promises
to pay In the future.
had real pleasant time coming over
on the boat. N.Y. the water must be deep!
And when angry made more noise than
ever made, even in the Dover convention,
when Fred Ned and myself, and our fol
lowers, left the hall in indignation. We
played several games, such as copenhagen
penny ante and walk the deck; the last
game seemed to be very popula~ with the
majority of the passengers. 1t may be
fun for some persons to cross tho water,
1
feelings Of the strange emotion the rock
ing of the vessel created in my interior. 1t
was something worse than nightmare.
By the way, have the boys effected a COM
promise? Don't let them do it If you have
any influence left. You know it would
never do; besides, where would you be at
as chairman Of the only county Republi-
cap e9n,.M.si,!teei .,
] feel 50 lonely since landing, as I am
not able to kick up scrap. You sec II
get anything printed over here in the
paper will have to pay for it, and that
takes away one half of II mans vanity,
when one secs oneself in print; we know
that it costs only the men who are run
ming the paper, and makes dozens Of sub
scribers mad, who can't take their spite
out on the writer. But seriously the party
is in an awful dilemma, and that Is the
main reason that took my trip at the
present time to see Sperry, and see II l
could not run his paper to suit my own
ideas and then to carry the State for
the Republican party, of which l am the
head.
- For the love of heaven write Mark n port
letter, and tell him that if be don't do as
we told him at st. Louis the State will
be lost for Mckinley us sure as they Will
make dollars out Of iron If Bryan is elect
ed in November.
Stansbury Billy, Charlie and Frank,
Ned Addicks will have to be downed If it
takes the help of the Democratic party to
do it. Jonathan S. Willis is another man
who should be defeated at tho polls in No.
vembcr. He can't be controlled, and for
that reason alone he should be defeated.
He made flrst-class Congressman but
that don't count for anything in our eyes.
He is marked man and his name Is Den.
mis-. Then John II. Holfcckcr, he would
not make any promises who he was for,
and being found in bad company his head
should go off If am rs fortunate in my
plans as expect, there will be no Addicks
or any of his followers in the State after
November.
Everything depends on Hanna, rs the
boy said who tried to take a girl away
from beau twice his size But the
things have got to be settled and ut once
and for ALL Drive the vipers out of the
State We do not want any dollar gas or
free gas, but we want to be at the head
and front of the grand old party ourself,
you bet. The people be hanged; drive out
Addicks and everything will be lovely |
with the Republicans in Delaware.
Has Ned" written any more communi-
cations as to how he and ] fell out' Ho |
wields Il trcnchant pen and says what ho |
has to say in a straightforward manner.
He's bird and no mistake. Yours In |
love, WASH.