Evening journal., 1896-01-13
THE PENINSULA PRESS.
what the Delaware nnd Eaatorn shorl
Editors Arc thinking About.

what the Delaware and Eastern shore
Editors Arc thinking About.
Ths death Of Joseph Pyle removes q
useful aud valuable citizen. he WAS
preminent In business in society. aud in
the earnest, practical work OF the churob.
de was progressive and charitable Re
gave largely TO the church, and his
private charities were numerous aud un-
ostentstious His death IL a loIH to the
entire community. Every Evening
We notice by the proceedings Of Vie
Senate that Mr. Crothtrs is one OF the
most prominent senators In that body,
and that he takes unusual interest In
whatever question arises That he Is a
gentleman OF ability there can be no
question --Eikton Appeal.
How long the Mormon element will
Pefsin It's supremacy In Utah against the
influence proceeding fron rapid
growth Of population and a correspond
ing development Of material resources
the future alona can determine Milford
News and Advertiser.
Il Is fortunate for the President and for
tho American people that the schomes Of
tho Wall street bond spectators have
been frustrated Sussex Countlan
The 6ght Ia nov on aud may the best
AMI strongest candidate win. We GER
tainly prefer candidate for governor to
came from Wilmington, IS ne think New
Castle county should be given the Office
once within the natural life of Dsls-
ware voter II there are others the Re
publican would bs Pleased TO hear from
them or their friends, and we will give
them send of May the hght be free
from bitterness and factional differences
United we stand, divided we fall. Daily
Republican.
Whatever may bs said Of the actions
of the Democrats 10 is fact well known
20 everyone that ths Republican party,
wherever found, depends for success
upon the most oorrupting influences TO
be had. In this state they had not a
ghost OF show With the people until
they flooded the three counties with vast
quantities Of Doodle that corrupted ths
very sources Of politics. delaware
Democrat
The hexi governor must como from
this county, but he must come from the
outslde Of the ring-rule Delaware
Ledger.
DUPONT will be a feather In ex-senator
toward 1893 and full determination
to leave Mr. Addleks outside the breast
works Delaware Pilot.
As soon rs the finances OF the city
treasury warrant the additional expense
10 would be an excellent plan.to put tele
phones In all Of the engine houses. The
Washington company has shown com
mondable foresight in adopting the use Of
ths telephone. Morning News.
Joseph Pyle wss the kind OF q man q
atste or community can Ill afford to
lose. In common with all who knew
him we deeply mourn his death.
Delawarean.
Some milk.and water friend Of our
esteemed neighbor. Every Evening, has
supplied IL with copy OF very sweot
letter received from en- EnglishmRn, to
whom the ~rlter OF the letter had sent s
barrel Of apples The lstter Is the worst
sort OF sentimental rot, and has tho
sound Of rank hypocrisy. Sunday Star
L irving Handy has left the editorial
chair OF the Every Evening to devote
himself entirely 10 the work OF public
lecturer Mr.. Handy Is a versatile
writer and an eloquent speaker. He did
good service fOri bis party both as an
ecitsr and on tho platform. Regret
ting his retirement from the editorial
fraternity wa wish him great success In
his chosen occupation. State Sentinel.
We should much prefer to seo Della
ware represented by two United States
senator's. But It is plain to any reason
able being that Colonel DuPent never
WAS elected to the seat 10 which ne
aspires, aud should not bs seated. -
Sussex Journal.
II England and Germany 20 10 war
over the Tr9nsvad affair the United
States will agree to feed the armies Of
both countries with dollar wheat and
sixty cent corn England can grsclously
back dawn, too, In the little affair with
this country. Milford Chronicle.
They are putting Governor Lswuds.
Ia tight place on the senatorial que, =
tion Wellington expects his support and
W0llington's opponents are demanding
that the governor keep hands off his
excellency is trying hard to keep on the
fence but the top rail- Is getting pretty
sharp Cecil Democrat.
The people Of Georgetown and vicinity
should leave no stone unturned In their
edsrt to secure the selection OF this
southern route By way Of this place for
the new Queen Annes railroad. SUSSEX
RspublieRn.
We are glad TO observe that the Evory
Evening Is the only Delaware paper
which criticises the patriotic position
Of President Cleveland upon the Vens
zuslR question But a. nearly all OF tn,
Delaware papers are OF the 'oncs-a
week varsity. we presume that thsli
opinions are Of no account in the sstesr
OF that great daily.-Dover Index.
II Is devoutly to be hoped that thsr
will be no bitter strife between Congress
and the President and that all matters q
legislation may be treated In a generou
spirit Of compromise, especially thos
questions OF finance aud currency =
Milford Herald.
So much has bseu said by Republican
about the iscue OF bonds by Mr.. Cleve
land that one might be led to thiuk tha
this is the first time bonds have bee
issued since the war But that ls not Sc