Evening journal., 1896-07-27

relation between capital and labor BY
his justness and kindness be has taught
them TO respect him aud to respect them
selves and QUO another. There Is not Rn
establishment In the country where the
operatives are more happy aud oontented.
Comfort Of MIR. Ford's Employee.
The fsctory Is especially adapted for
their comfort and c0nveniencs. IL Is
clean, well lighted and ventilated, with
every convenience, including handsomely
furnished dining rooms and properly ap-
pointed toilet and cloak rooms
A remarkable feature OF the discipline
of the Immense establishment Is that an
oath or indecent remark Is naver heard
or an intoxicated person seen within It's
preclncss The many vouug women " no
are employed In the departments where
the lighter work Is done ara In as whole
some moral atmosphere as.
though they were In their hom on,
while tho wholesome restraint OF
the. working hours npon the mon
necessarily Influences heir conduct
during their hours OF relaxation and
pleasure Further than that, no
employe WHO is tsken sick, disabled or
otherwise unfortunate Is every allowed
to suffer from want IL his or her con
ditIon Ia made known to the company.
This humane rule has been In effect for
many years and has brought relief tc
hundreds Of unfortunate men and women
who would otherwise have been the
victims Of privatlon.
MIR. Ford Politically.
Every man and woman In Delaware
knows what Mr. Ford Is politically. No
man can challenge his Democracy. In
season and out Of season he has labored
for the success OF the party. AZ the
primaries. in the party councils and at
the general elections no hes done heroic
service In behalf OF the success OF De-
mocrstic principles. His political con-
duet has been as open "a the light OF
day, and no man ever had to esk twice
wbero no stood upon any man or me ss-
ure His fights have always bten open
snd abova- board. manly sud agFree
sivs. When fighting for 4 friend
or principle he asked foi
no quarter and gave none. "A fair hslc
and no favor" was always his motto, and
though he has often been the under dc
in fight when boaton has taken his med
lcine like man and come up smiling
Egain for the fray. The only recognition
l that ne ha8 received Tor ku TINS Party
work has been In tho shape OF place OF
the County Executive and State Contra
Committees, OF which he proved mos
useful member.
Mr.. Ford Hard Fighter.
What he has bsen Ia the past he Is to
day II be secures the nomination 10
} governor no will make such a fight a
the Republicans have not known IN thel
whole experience IA this state. He viii
go In to win, and to carry the ticks
through with him. Not only that, bu
be will be governor In fact q
well as In namo, and no ma
Democrat or Republican. will bs able I
, say thst he Ia the tool Of any other ma
) OF OF any set Of men His past politics
5 record bears ont this assumption, for /
: has ever been opposed to the role Ell
! oictGtion OF bosses aud rings
g New Castle COunty's ORsrIng.
This Is tho man that New Castle coun'
3 offers to the Democracy Of Delaware 4
8 It's standard bearer this Fall. He is
publlc-splrited citizen, manufacture
= and a Democrat. No man can attack h
, character or his motives or say that he
T. not fully capable OF administering Il
affsirs OF the high Office TO which
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