Evening journal., 1896-05-04

upon the part OF bicycle riders to break
them. The great number of persons
being constantly put under arrest In
large cities for violation OF bicycle ordi
nances. seems singular, when compared
with the rare, almost never occurrin 2,
occasions OF the same sort here Sunday
Star.
Delaware just now Is on hard lines. the
result OF the corrupting influences Of
Addicks, who has undertaken to buy the
people of that lovely little state and foist
himself and his debased methods upon
them. Poor Delaware The eyes Of the
nation are upon her Oentreville
Observer.
Lot the finger Of scorn which the
Transcript has been laboring to direct
toward his contemporiss be turned
toward the vile hypocrisy which Is but
Ill concealed under the cloak OF righte
BUSINESS which Is such a conspicuous
mis6t upon the shoulders of the Trans
Grip, and when clean within then let it's
editor pry open and seek TO correct the
faults OF his contemporaries. But not till
then. Sussex CountiRn.
Let Delaware's voice in the council be
raised for honest money. Democracy's
career has been long and honorable and
let us put on the armor Of battle show
our colors and fight for their honest
money for rich and poor alike, special
privileges to none, and economy of
administration and honesty in every
branchsof governments service. Della.
ware Ledger.
All OF our cltizsns sgree that Seaford
needs boom How TO start this boom,
however, is question upon which they
differ. We suggest the organization OF
Board OF Trsds st once of the leading
business men, having for It's object the
improvement OF business. Offer every
inducsment to capital to come aud fac
tories TO locate ere.-seaford News.
Now Is the time for the Democratic
party Of Kent county TO win q glorious
victory and to avert a grave disaster.
With thorough harmony, wise leadership
and good ticket the victory will be as
aured.-Dover Delawsrean
Speaking of the contest expected to
take place It the coming primaries, May
8, the EVENING JOURNAL. SAYS of Sussex
II money Is to be used on May o the
man with the longest purse will secure
the delegation, for the voters or that
county have made an unenviable name
for themselves by their venslity at cleo
tion time" Terrible charge, but the
truth is mighty searching. Delaware
Pilot.
Why should an intelligent set Of men
be under the control OF Bach, Billany &
Co, when they can decide for themselves
the leading political questions of the
day without the assistance OF the bosses2
Intelligent citizens need no bosses They
generally think end act for themselves =
Wilmington Freie Presse.
Mr. Addioks's friends have given out
that he intends TO control the State Con
vention which meets on May 18th, II 1t
takes 500 600 to do It. That is a boast
but 1t Is apparent that Mr.. Addicks pro-
poses to uss money and the use OF money
at the primaries means great danger II
not disaster TO the party now aud hers
after. We wish to sound the alarm In
time. 1t is useless TO sound Il after the
damage has been done We here appeal
10 every Republican In the state from the
Brsndywine to Baltimore, as you value
the success and the psrpetuity Of the g.
o P, to denouncs the use of money at
the primaries either directly OF indirectly.
-Middletown Transcript.