Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1896-08-10
The PENINSULA PRESS.
what the Delaware aud Eastern shor
Editors Are Thinking About.


best to aecspt Mr.. Addlck's money In
order to win, and who still stand by
him, we Wish to say, that while we differ
with you, We will treat you fairly and
will use no bitter words Of COL domination
against you. We hope you will soon see
IS We do, that you have made mistake,
and come back into the recognized Re.
publican party.-Sussex Republican.
In all the years since the organlzlt alton
OF the Republican party the Democracy
Of Delaware has had consistent and
persistent opponent In Anthony Higgins.
Whether serving In the ranks or at the
head Of his party he has done honorable
battle In It's behalf For this he has lad
the enmity Of Mr.. BAyard, We know of
nc other reason. and for this and b,cause
he had the enmity OF Mr.. Bayard he has
bad the haired OF Mr.. Bancroft and
Every Evening "-Niddletown Tran
script
The Democrats OF the several hundreds
In this state should send their best and
safest men as delegates to the State
Convention Good and careful men are
needed for the important work OF Tues
day week. The delegates should be
more devoted to the state and party than
to any mAn.-Dover Delawarean.
IL is to be hoped that Washington
Hastings who. we understand, had a
meeting with Mark Hanna yesterday In
| Philadelphia, has succeeded in getting
the political muddle In our state straight
ened out Mr.. Hastings ought surely to
have enough influence with Mark to
find ont what Is the matter with
Hanna In Delaware politics The Re
publicRnA want to know what set OF
electors to vote for ia November. Have
the matter settled and at once Daily
Republican.
1t Ia scarcely to be expected that any
fusion will or can now be effected as be-
tween the two dlscordsnt elements Of
the Republican party In the state, so
that each day makes their status the
more complicated Milford Herald
The sllver-crszs wave has already be-
gan TO recede, and by election day will
be pretty badly shattered. -Elkton Ap-
peal.
Is Addlcks back OF the Single Taxers7
Judging from the attitude Of his paper
the Sentinel, it can we'll be suppose so.
We understand that he wants the
governor to pardon all Of them who are
In all for violating law.-Dover Index
the right Of individual opinion. Another
Is the duty OF submission when the party
has voiced its will through Its regular
conventions These two principles are
essentials Of democracy, and are not con
nictlng There may be IS many individual
views on any subject as there are indi
viduals In the party; but there cannot
DO that many democratic parties All ap
peal 70 the same tribunal, the conven
| tion. Eastern Ledger.
The Single Takers have been aided by
the authorities OF Dover, and their cause
given wide publicity by reason OF heir
| treatment. The campaign had about
fallen of It's own weight, aud by making
arrests OF those who have attempted to
speak on the streets Of Dover the gu
thoritles OF that town have attracted
public attention to them again, and
places their would be prosecutors In the
roll OF promoters Of the Single Tax Agl
tation. Milford Chronicle.
The Single Takers thus showed them.
selves to be violaters OF law, and the
Dover authorities went after them with
great severity. That the latter proceeded
too far Is = fact that cannot be denied.
But that they are justified. as far as the
law is concerned, Is equally true. 1t
would have been far better. however,
had they ignored the psstiferous advo-
Gates Of the new tax doctrine, who were
eimply iavlting the notorlety thst the
unwise severity OF the Dover authorities
brought upon them. - Every Evening.
With Gotham As advisory counsel there
will be confidence In the management
Of the Democratic campaign that IL
would lack with none but unlried men la
charge Cecil Democrat.
Thsv-whom the Morning News Sian
dsrs-hAve kept the party organization
intact, have made Republican victory In
Delaware possible, and are now working
day and night TO secure that Victory
while the News, snd los gang OF b)lter
followers, are patting tricky conspiracy
Matching Democrats on tue back aud sid
ing them In their efforts to defeat the
Republican ticket In November. Ia what
particular Is the Morning News Republl.
oani-SsAte Sentinel
In this years campaign Democracy
wants no old party loafers or stieklers.
The people demand new and unmortgaged
material and II they, In eontradistiDction
10 the bosses, make the nominations We
shall have ticket that all can heartily
support We want no Rehc b 9TH C5nven
lions Sussex Journal.
The Every Evening is greatly sxer
olsed through fear that there are q con
siderable number of Democrats who will
vote forMcKinley, Hobart aud a sound cur
rency, and 1t has bseA clainorIng for
so called ''thlrd ticket " IL fails e
reslizs that Democrats who should vote
for Mckinley would not sacrifice one o
their cherished principles, but they
would rather stand by the principle of
r sound money, OF which our neighbor pro
tesses to be supporter. Morning
News.
The Union Republicans, OF Addek
party, held their county convention her
on TueedAy and placed IN nomination
= full county ticket. including delegates &
D the Constitutional Convention. Al
0 effort WAS made to adjourn the CONVEX
ton until September, In order to &c
the factions together again, but tb
motion failed The ticket nominated Is 4
many respects a weak one and will hav
{ no strength except with thu faction ths
J. placed 1t In nomination -Dolawar