The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-09-25

grievances and the cause but not one
W, ri of adjusting the difficulties or the
necessity Of placing but one Republican
ticket in the field this fall. We have said
on more than one OCCASION that we are in
f,vor of compromise We want 1t dis
tinctly understood that We are working in
tn interest of the success of the Republi-
can party. There is no use in talking or
giving out manifestoes or bills OF parttcu-
lars of grievances. Tho voters have moth
ing to do with them and don't intend to
have. There is no use to hug ourselves III
a delusion that we eau carry the State with
two Republican tickets in the field We
will lose every office in tho State from tho
Governor down, and the two faction, and
their leaders will have nothing after tho
wreck ha, been cleared up to fight about,
the Democrats will have the offices It's
no use for the News to chew the rag about
what has taken place, which unfortunate.
ly Is history. Lot the two factions now
get together so that no Republican votes
shall be thrown away Oh election day. 1t
babies or school boys and be always scold'
ing and calling each other hard names.
The voters should call u mass meeting in
the Auditorium and then and there, in no
uncertain language, call upon the warning
factions, that they have some rights that
the so-callcd leaders shall and must respect
Numerous persons have called up tho RE
PUBLICAN office by telephone, while others
have called in person, saying that they
don't want to throw their votes away in
November That they want but ono Re-
publican ticket to vote for, otherwise they
are not particular about voting, putting
1t on the ground that their votes would
not accomplish any good if the Union Re-
publican and the Regular Republican par
ty each have tickets in the field to be vot-
I'd for.
The time has passed for playing the baby
act, that is, If the men who profess to,
love the Republican party more than per
sonal ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. Action is now
wanted, not words There has been too
much said already OH both sides They
are bluiling and sparring until it shall be-
come too late to do anything whatever in
the matter then they will point ut one
another and saw it was your fault no com,
prom,se wos made The time il nuss;np
away rapidly i'll which the two factions
have to adjust their differences, as the
names to compose The ticket will have to
he han led in to the Clerk OF the Peace by
Che 10Th OF October, Alter that date 1t
will be too late for Il compromise, Don't
lose Delaware 10 McA'hley anu HOBART IL
would pea disgrace TO every hcpup1Icah
III the state anu DO lhuch To hc'p inc
cause OF Democracy Tor years I" come
Inc less theyg INTO print inc o'U'or LOT
both sides III tho controversy peV 10
g!ther.
THE urticlrs that ar, NOW roinp tho
roupds of the noncrs from the pcn of the
,,,opy Nasty written in 1879 md re
nr;n+od fran fine Tola,lo Blade IN m, .il
yer question, puts INC question OF Tree Sill
yer fairly before the people After loF"s-
ing the article, we Cleaned moro ihtormN-
ton from 1t than from any article thAt mas
lately come under our oOScrva'I1N. NA'Oy
in his peculiar a'ylo pNts the SILVER VH'S'
ton fairly before the people. Inns Same
subject was aEltaicu III 1913 ana the people
soon settled Its Ia c, the same as they VIII
In November, for all time to CONT"
1rar ca tbr' .uy,c min. n,vror, ,riII
.to liz, h,ul rc,.., t,,o rri,i,. If prr,r
- o1oa+ol pro,ilr,, an, Ills rn,u,i. III,
,.,.,, t.,.,, ,cro., n,,,i,,,
speech at Washington, \. j., On Wcducs
day the tills Of several stores were rG!dcl
by the crowd Of ROCKS who are following
the free silver candidate from place to
place, leaving poverty and want in their
wake. 1t is II fUrcrunncr Of what can be
expected If he Is elected President. lie
can't control the thieves no more than he
could, if President control the crowd whc
would ruin the country with their wild
ideas, free silver and reputation schemes
cro,,,r Na-E,nI1,, f,,n,o,I, ,,,t,,,
\, Kenre,t cnn,rc p, who has h,cn ro,
some time residing in Missoula, Montana
says the farmers In Chester county have
no idea of the condition of things in tn,
part Of the country where he is located
That the people have no work and no mo
ney, and even the liquor saloons-sevcn .
them-were compelled to close their door
In the town for want of patronage. lha
he also worked three days and receive,
but 81 for the same. And stil the farn5
and mechanic Is lied to every day by Mr.
Bryan on the beauties Of free silver
MAJOR Mckinney has thus far mado
unique campaign lie stays at home Il
Canton, Ohio and the people merchant
ald artisans, from every section in th
country make the journey to his home t
greet him, while Bryan, like Jumbo, goC
n ,,inneo of hin, ,rbo ,ror,on horo r,,,,,,
,v NIL oon, crazy I'm cotrb , ,,limn.o of n,
n,an +bo. a.. VIII, h,s an ,rau ~ oa,.na