The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-11-16

DUPONT be Stakeholder Items
OF Political Gossip.
The editor of the Afro American Citizen
is like great many other shUuters. His
name is Isaac Howard and he is a diminu-
tive specimen of his race. who has
gained u fair education. He knows ii
dollar when he sees one and Is not slow
in gathering III all such articles of useful
ness. Well, he failed to vote at the late
election. Ask him why he did not do ils
no had been advising his few Afro. Ameri.
can readers to do. He has his ed torals
written by II well known white politician.
They bear his ear marks.
The Afro American Citizen says 1.-THE
Addicks party lacks moral fibre. 1t lacks
good character 1t has no moral standing.
1t is dIscredited in the court of public
opinion. 1t has no strong and worthy
leaders, 1t has no man to speak for that
commands public attention. Its leaders
are not leaders in anything except faction.
alism. Its leaders have never achieved
distinction in anything except bribery. 1t
IS for these reasons that the Democrats Of
Kent, John +. salisbury and James l.,
Wolcott uniting, had the hardihood to
steal the county.
The desire to steal was ever present with
the Kent Democrats but they never had
the nerve to steal from the Republican
party. They were afraid to meet the con-
science, the moral force of the Republican
party. They robbed the Addcks outfit
because they found in it the old Republi
can party stripped of its moral force.
What will the Republican party do
about til VIII they permit this theft to
stand or will they help tho Addicksites in
their plight? There can be but one course.
The outrage must be met at once. 1t
must not be allowed to go unpublished.
1t was not II crime perpetrated on Ad-
dicks and hi, miserable hrellngs. 1t is
crime against the State itself. No honest
man can clndonc it. Honest men regard.
less Of party mast condemn it.. Think of
constitutional convention made NJ of
delegates, Unc-tEird Of whom owe their
| seats to theft.
The REPUBLICANS said the state would
have no Governor after January LIST, 1897,
until the Governor elect WIS sworn in on
the fifteenth day Of January. In fact
some OF the politician say that the acting
Governors term expired when his successor
was elected on the 3rd inst The Demo
crat Inspectors who have baon arres cd
for dcbauching the ballot box, took their
arrests phiOsophicalSl and laughingly in
| quircd who hal swore out the warrants.
Squire Pritchett replied that Deputy
Attorney General Cooper had ordered the
arrests. But Hugh &. Browne, WAS the
instightur Of the cases being pushed. The
Republicans are determined that the
Inspectors shall be punished, 1t is time
that the decent Democrats turn in and
help the law abiding Republicans to punish
AL law breakers, and make them respect
the law
As the law is now dispensed in Dcla-
ware, there is one kind for the black man
and another kind for the white man, cspe-
cially If he is n Democrat These are
truths rs the writer has often sat in the
courts, and seen our Delaware justice dis
penscl with partisan rulings
Don't let the fair name OF our little
State be dragged in the dust, us favorlng
dishonest elections.
1t is said that Colonel Henry A Du
Pont will contest for n seat in the Senate
as a representative of Delaware
II tho courts declare the sixteen Rppub-
iicans In the Legislature elected in the con-
test Of Kent and Sussex counties the Leg
islature will be Republican.
The question whether Delaware will
have u Governor from January lst to the
18th 1871, is now agitating the minds of
several newspaper correspondents in our
city. The RLrUUICA% was the first
paper that broachrd the subject The
| whole thing will be who will be governor
! OF Delaware for fourteen days when the
acting Governor Wntson's term expires?
From present appearances the next
speaker OF the Senate will be a Rrpubli-
can. Some say it will be Robert j. Hunby
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