The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-11-18
POLITICAL NOTES.

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Wondering Where We Are At
MIR Edward 4. Rradford Sneaks
rI. MI IT, ~.
MS MINI lie Neht SoIllty
MandamuS Case to Come Up
Tomorrow ar Dover-Nill the
I. L. D.
DeuloCfdliC inspectors NC run
tSned ?-Other Political GOSSIp
of Interest.
Everybody who voted the Republican
ueket Ill i)eiawafe Ut the last erection are
now wondering Where we are iit, IN the
nrst neat OF the nght IL looked as II we
hau captured everything IN slgnt anu more
TO, but when Tue Dsmocratlc election
olncers hal gotten throngn with tine pufi-
nca;lnn process OIL inc paiiot there was
very llttie lett Tor the h2puDllcahs to crow
over. II the wonderful reform secrcs BAL
iot law Is allowed rev more years TO
grow ripper, we WIN nave no heeu Oh holl'
Ing elections III the sweet Dye ana Dye, be-
cause 1t Il too much 'buy anu buy; AS the
past elections have oeen Gondhcteu
Inc good, god tearing honest democrats
OF delaware lnausuralel the prac'icG oi
purchasing votes, ana Wheh the WICKED
Republicans managed TO raise II large cam
paign lunu inc D'ihucfats s,afteu up the
shout OF dGbauchery OF voters. every
Deinocfltlc newspaper Oh DeltWHrc echo-
OIL Me cry Inc Wilmington correspond
ents FOR outside newspapers also took up
Ine cue, anu peopiH rGs'uihg ouIa'ue 81
delaware p9gan TO thlhk that the state
was very wicked place To dwell IN inc
late election rs conducted by me goaly
Democrats dlu not speak well lot them,
and several have been arrested ana VIII be
given chance 10 tell WHAT tlcy know
about hgurcs that never He, but liars
sometimes DO the figuring Tor tho Demo
cra,ic candidates
Was there ever sucn larcc enacted III
Delaware, as the holding OF the late clec-
r ZION IN Delaware linen ior man Ike
Theodore Armstrong OF MluulGtoWn, to
get up anu propose vote ol thhlkS lof
thc wilmington ponce lnrce Tor pre1efN-
1ng such good orlcr at Tue court houSe
While the steal oil the once Tor shcEl OF
New Castle county was pclhg pefpetrat-
ed. Armstrong; gall puts MN III the
from ranks as genuine DeiaWare clec-
tion curiosity.
MI Brauloru no uonpt reels bauly over
tile reHult OF thc late election, ne Is
undoubtedly republican OF tho blue
b oad stock. He says what he thinks and
don Z stop To Coh'luer Whpih he may mt,
wien Ae ulps MS pen III mn 10 give OK
pre'slon To his loyalty anu hepuollcah'
Ism.
Mr.. Washington Hastings is taking a
nCedlul rest ana has Tor the tllnc quit
writing for The press. l'ut when lie gets
ready sings INK at Il treihehuu'ts rate ana
takes the scnlps OF everybody VINO gets IN
his way. He Is regular cyclohc 1t
begins TO looE as II D. huWafu AuolcSs
hhu stepped Gown ana out from the
Presidency of the Boston Bay state Com
PAM, which will probably stop all litigation
tgainis HIM. But what would Delaware
h"vt done II MI Addlcks hnu not Drought
his m lney into Delawhrr. AIo-morrOw the
mint Co nty Mandimua proceedings come
ny ~e.""O me court IN Dover Inc Demo
OILS W IL DO governed by whatever eX.
chtnccllop WoIco't says, though II Is Salu
ihe' VIII oppose every point male W inc
Republicans anu attempt to JUSTIFY the
action Of tho majority OF the board Of
canvass on the ground that the methods
uycd by tho Republicans to carry the
County were reprchensible and should be
mot by means equally ~ desperate.
tn Republican shall NOS gam control Of
Kent county. If there Is any way to pre-
vent II. They were beaten by the Repub
lean votes ca It, and they know it, Two
years ago they crossed of enough names
OF Republican voters to give them Kent
county by U small majority. This year
the Board Of Registrars attempted tho
same raScally trick but were circumycntei
by the Republicans, who saw them and
went them enc better at their own game.
Then they made up their minds to resort
to the counting.Out process and threw
enough Republican districts out TO insure
tho Democrats carrying the county.
Mr. Chealrs will be tiXcl up all right.
He has been promised reading clerk of tho
House, If he will not contest tho seat of
Mr. John II. Dickey, who is accused by
him CChcair,) Of cheating him out of his
seat in the House. John Il. Dickey says
iii, aCccll.aticn Is not so He had nothing
Ia do with the counting ont process. and
he is nerfrcfIv willing 10 leave the matter
with The members of the House of Repre-
sentatives
Mr. Peter J, Ford said he would not
have the position of Street Commissioner,
in the place to be vacated BY Mr. Samuel
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