The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-11-02
POLITICAL NOTES.

Every Man His Own Boss
Don't Be Led, DO Your Think
ing-Vote for the Success of the
Whole Republican Ticket.
| One more day and the voters will cast
their ballots for Republican success
| throughout the United States. Everything
looks like Mckinley being the successor
in the White House of President Cleve-
land. Mckinley's election means work and
prosperity Sound money t6r everybody.
dollar for dollars worth of goods to
clothe the workingmans family.
| The working people were told four years
| ago that free trade was what they wanted,
to give them cheap things. They have
| given it a trial, 1t is the failure predicted
| Tor it by the Republicans You can fool
| the people sometimes, but not all the time.
The Republican parade on Saturday
| evening was big success. But will all
| those men in line vote for Higgins and
Houston? We know better. There were
| plenty Of men in line who intend to vote
| for Hoffecker and Willis.
Mr.. Fred y. Bach paid his usual Sunday
morning compliments in the Republican
Glasses in the Sunday Star to Candidate
| Hoffecker, as follows:
John Henry Hoffecker will get no Demo-
! cratic votes in Wilmington for governor
| They have found out that he was a Know
| Nothing in 1854, a Maine Prihibitonist In
| 1S55,and Delaware Prohibitonist in 1886
| when his cousin, James Il. Hoffecker. ran
| for governor against Benjamin T. Biggs.
And the above was written by he who
| calls himself d Republican. Is it any Won
der that some people kill themselves politi-
| cally out of their own mouths?
! The Bay State Gas Company, which had
| been placed in the hands of temporary re-
| ceivers, have been vacated by order Of
! Judge Wales We don't see how the court
| could 30 hastily have placed the cOmpany's
| affairs i'll the hands of receivers without
! giving them a chance to defend themselves
| The whole conspiracy has been thrown out
| Of court. The poor stockholders were the
innocent sufferers to the extent of thou
sands of dollars. The stock, from SIS per
! shar" tumbled down to 81 per share, u
| s'rtnkage in a few days of SCI per share.
| Why was such an outrage perpetrated on
| innocent stockholders? Simply TO cripple
Addicks financially. But he suffered less
than anybody else, as he and his friends
have been quietly pjltng up the stock at
the low prices which it touched since going
| into the hands Of receivers, and now that
| they have been dismissed UP will go The
stock, and thousands of dollars will be
made by them in the rise in price. Those
| having the stock short will get such a
| squeeze that they won't soon forget
The preachers are coming out for sound
money. They have seen plenty Of suffering
amongst their congregations during the
dull times and no work.
Robert &. Houston has not yet takon
pains to contradict the report that he I'D
vOcated Republicans TO vote the DemJ-
crati" ticket to defeat Addicks. We would
be pl"ased to hear from the gentleman and
would give his denial Il prominent place in
the Republican,
Mr.. T. 7. Warner Is a good business
man, hut no politician, II" don't mingle
amongst the working people He has no
personal knowledge how they are going TO
cast their vote. They will fool him.
Fred Eden Zach says the papers are dis
E'"'' I" NHH'hR'"n' no" ABOUT Some'ot
Ins men WIN cont 'p"te oLce "tth 10 lhe
Eolu"IhS!
fF'd never yet opeheh ms mouth nut
what ne Sa'a Sufil'thlhS'
Everybody. Democrats as well a. RepIb-
means, can vote FOR william K. Finn for
sHFtiH ana horace IT, h"tie" Tor lax re-
c'IF'F lAeS are bu'h capable men AM
would be r'alt TO the Offices they VIII
be elected TO NIL to-m7rToW.
hcht county RePHbIICan called at our
city to-day and said that Mi Warner CT
any other man can get let Of $1,000 that
WINS VIII poll more votes in Delaware,
Two to one than Robert q Houston. H.
says he knows what he is talking about.
1here are but f." lltGEns men in the
upper part Of kent county.
The Dover Index Is gold Democrat
sheet. 1t never has as yet advocated the
election Of Bryan and Sewail.
When the Drmpcr3tio committee sent
wnrh TO N" Lrpsfc l"J0cruts that James
| L. Woll"stt would address them on Friday
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