Evening journal., 1896-09-03

tions is assured.-New Orleans Plea
yune.
POLITICAL NOTES.
Ex-Secretary of State John +. Sauls-
bury says that Presidential Candidate
William J. Bryan will make at least
two speeches in Delaware before the
campaign closes.
"There is not a more complete politi-
cal organization in the United States
than the Republican County Commit
tee of Kent county," said Charles III.
Kittinger to an Evening Journal re-
porter this morning, when discussing
the alleged Democratic assessment list
conspiracy uncovered" by the Morn
ing News in scare head story this
morning. 1T is a matter of no sur
prise to us that Mr.. Alice should
laugh upon hearing such reports as
those outlined in the News. The as
sossment is complete and the payment
OF taxes has been very thorough We
are not all at sea in Kent county or
any other part of the state.
Tomorrow evening the Union Re-
publican Club will be addressed by
George w. Roberts, editor of the Dover
State Sentinel.
Jonathan B. Roberts, of Addicks
headquarters, went cunning on the
marshes yesterday afternoon and shot
ten foolish little Higgins reed BIRDS
which persited in hopping along the
bank in front of him."
''Win you please state that the Nc
Kinley Wheelmen will take a run on
Friday evening, leaving the Young
Mems Republican Club, on King street
at o'clock?" asked a member of that
pneumatic organization of an Evening
Journal reporter. I'VE asked the
Morning News TO do it, but it made a
terrible fist at it, saying that we would
meet at the Young Mems Christian AS
sociation, and that the run would be
taken on Tuesday night. l don't know
how many men will be in line, but we
want all unattached riders who favor
the elction Of Mckinley"
The Single Takers have postponed
their State Convention until Septem-
Der II.
Regular Republicans are now hatch
ing Democratic plots for the over
throw of Addicks and Addicksism in
Kent and Sussex counties. Is is as
tonishing how many plots regular Re
publicans can hatch with the ASSESS
ment laws for their text.
Charles R. Ewing, one of the Ad-
dicks leaders of the bloody First, held
an indignation meeting at Eighth and
Market streets this morning. His au-
ditors wer eX-Chairman r. E. Bach
and two reporters. His present griev-
ance is that Editor Hill, of Washing
ton Hastings printing Office, opposite
the City Hail. ordered him out be-
cause he said that he was going to vote
the Addicks ticket.
I1be W. Tunnel, the Democratic can
didate for governor has placed his let
ter of acceptance in the hands of the
notification committee. He refers to
his past unwillingness to accept the
nomination, but declares that he will
do all in his power to promote Demo-
cratic success in Delaware.
"The Addicks faction of the Eighth
ward called a meeting some days ago
to be held last night at the Eighth
Ward League rooms, No. 610 East
Seventh street, for the purpose of
nominating a county ticket, but the
meeting did not come off at the above
place" said a regular Republican this
morning.
Dr. W. II. Cooper, of Kenton, was in
Wilmington to-day. He says that he
has not yet received his commission
as collector of the port of Whining
ton, but presumes that this is because
the President is at Buzards Bay.
The Honest Money League Of Della
ware, is now ready TO distribute cam
paign literature, and Charles c. Kurtz,
chairman OF the committee on litera-
ture, wants the names of all persons
who desire such literature or who
would be benefited or influenced by re-
ceiying it.