The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-09-26
NEW CASTLE NEWS
Correspondence of the REPUBLICAN,.
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Several leading Republicans last evening
expressed their approval of the cOurse OUT
lined by tho REPUBLICAN and also in this
column. The people are far above the pei.
sonal ambition Of any handful of men III d
one ticket must be agreed upon during I.
next few days. The people Of Delaware
knowledge lhatCongressman Willis is tno
friend of the great masses of the people
and should be. sent back to fight their
battles.
The vast majority of the Republicans
favor John II. Hotfecker for Governor and
1t is u known fact that there are hundreds
Of Democrats who will vote for Hoifecker
this fall. Therefore both men should be
placed ON the ticket. The electors of Della
ware in 1896 must be men who will vote
for Mckinley New Castle has a man to
be voted for this year who favors FREQ
silver and we would like to have sound
money man from this city to defeat him.
But the wish OF tho party shall be our
pleasure.
Mr.. Spruance Ia q good man but he will
be on the ticket for tho constitutional
convention and that should satisfy his
ambition. But the hundred committees
must come together and compromise on
the hundred officers and then whip the
executive committees lntoline and compel
them to compromise on the state ticket.
Let ono side have three representatives
and the senator and the other side tho
four representatives.
Then when Republican goes up to
vote this fall all he has to do is to give ono
stamp for sound money and u united Re-
publican party and Republican for
every oilre in this hundred, county and
state, Divide the candidates for tho Levy
Court. II the majority of the members of
the Legislature in 1897 want John Edward
Addicks for United States Senator then
let us have him. If some person else is
their choice then by all means let us have
that person.
The writer of this letter has been inter
viewing several of the most prominent
Republicans Of tho country and they say,
'ro the mischief with Addicks, to the
mischief with Higgins and his followers.
Let us have II united party and let us only
know one political foe in this campaign
aud success will surely crown our Efforts.
The writer believes with this paper tul-
tolially that it is II demand which tho cx-
ecutiye committees cannot reject II the
success Of the party Is at heart.
Down with selfish motives, down with
tho men who are for ripping up old
sorcs, bury the bitterness Of tho past and
hoist up the glowing colors Of American
freeman. Put your shoulders to the wheel
fovMckinlcy, Hobart, Finn and the whole
Republican ticket. Let us protect our
homes. Let us stand for an honest dollar
and 100 cents worth Of goods for that dol
lar. Candidate for Congress Handy last
year showed us the mixed schools photo.
graph.
The people did not want them and this
year tho people will show him that free
silver cannot get II seat in the sound
money school, Cuba Is fighting for her
liberty and SO must tho people Of Amer
lea fight for their homes and families.
Let the cry be Unity and the overthrow
of Democratic misrulo." Let the men to
be selected on the ticket be broad souGd
men. I,ot tho state and national Offices,
if the appointing power is won by the Re
publlcans, be filled equally by Higgins
and Addicks men.
Let family ties be rent assunder and let
the best men DO put in the bcs. places re-
gardloss Of affiliations to the wing of the
party.
At tho meeting of Seminole Tribe No.
7, I. o. Il. NJ , the following officers wcro
elected: Prophet, Charles Puxson; ;sachcin,
Charles Reed, senior suGnnior, VIM. Bar
Der; junior sycamore, Wm. Mccoy, Jr.;
trustee, George Murray; chairman of the
committee ON widows and orphans, James
Jordan; representative to great council,
George W. Nnntlnc.
Tho movements OF the mombers of the
c. \. G. last evening would have done
crc NJ to local politicians when they held
thi annual election for directors. The fol-
lowing persons were elected: II. w.
IIusLebeck, 5. T. Bacon, A. Murray Ed.
Eagle, j l3, Lancaster ]. L. Bacon, G.
Newlove, Charles King. w. II Kirk, G.
Edwin Eckles, j. II. King and w. ]. lIof-
man arc replaced by E W. Euglo, Charles
King and W. t. Kirk.
The place to buy crullcrs, cream puffs
and yeast is at tho corner of Third and
Harmony streets fromJ g. Kralse
The Earishiuncrs Of st. Petcr's Church will
turn out III largo numbers tomorrow uf-
tornoon when the new memorial bell will
be blessed by RI. ltUv. A, A. Curtis 1t
will be the last official visit Of bishop Cur
It's to New Castle and as he is held in high
esteem by his people 1t is safe to say there
will large attendance,
Rev. John Shahun who will preach tho
sermon is ono OF the best speakers in
Washington. Rev. II L. Brady extends
acordul welcome to all denominations to
be present. Ushers will bc on hand early
i'll the afternoon to SEQ that all will be
accommodated with seats.
Miss Hancock and Miss Service of
Rridgcton, n. J., and Miss May Hand,
Miss Annie Dallas Miss Jennie Keen of
Salem, rode through Now Castle on their
wheels to Wilmington yesterday They
came on the lieybo!d While hore they
wero the guests , Of Miss Hattie Challenger
fornd, is visiting here as tho guest of his
sou LaauUl Rogers.
Edwin Herbert and Lesley George left
this morning for ten day stay at Ocean
Grove.