Evening journal., 1897-10-27
C0NGRATULATIhG BACH
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feckers are in the forefront of the tes-
timonial Three cheers for Bach and
Harmony. We al love, honor, respect
and obey you.
Thomas c. Moore, NJ. ID.
There has been warm spot in my
heart for you ever since you did so
much to promote my mayoralty boom.
Yours truly, Seth Feaster.
Men Deer Pfred: Ven / heert de-
eoot news vas so glad as never vas. /
sed .sHoch de Bachi" Dot ish de senti-
ments NV all de Sherman Americans
in Wilmington init de single execution
NV Moses Wheel, und he doan't count
nuddings vile ish in polidics Your
frund Dan Dohl'
Nv Dear Fred: / have been keeping
ont of this thing for fear of getting
hurt so don't tell anybody about this.
Truly yours, George II. Hollis.
Dear Fred: Ever since you buncoed
me out OF the Republican nomination
for city solicitor l have had the great
est respect and esteem for you. Make
the most OF your present opportunity.
The worst that / can wish you is too
good for you Walter n. Hayes.
Mr.. Bach: AS there are no regular
Republicans in Kent county with the
exception Of father-in-law we feel con-
strained to tender our best wishes for
speedy change in the administration.
ID. Mifflin Wilson.
Mr.. Bach Esq: / have given better
men than YOU considerably less rope.
seiah. Ex-Sherin Truxton'
love you for the enemies you have
made. Henry c. Mahaify.
should you grow tired Of your sue
cessful life my surgical case and medi-
cine chest are ever open to thee.
George w. Marshall.
When Henry c. McIJear and went to
Senator Higgins and demanded your
head we never dreamed what the future
had in store for you. Accept our hum
bic apology and sincere Congratulations
Daniel Il. Stewart.
Accept the congratulations of a man
who has recently been the victim OF
misplaced confidence. l tried to make
myself solid all round, and behold the
result How in the world did you hold
Dupont to his promises
II. II. McMullen.
De Monday Club will git drunk in yo
honor. By Order of the Committee.
- .... ,s. ..,,,.t, for ,,,baf ,,o,, IA,
for me for United States marshal tha
n live to be 200 years old l shall b'
pushed for time to discharge the obl
cation. Frank heedy.
You may imagine the depth of thu
pleasure we all felt when we heard o
your appointment. The rooms OF thu
East Dover Hundred Republican Clul
are appropriately decorated and on Fri
day night the entire town will be illu
minated With love, remain, yours,
Beniah Watson.
Mr.. Bach: May the blessings Of tn
God rest upon thee and the sun o
glory shine around thy head; may tn
gatts 81 beace plenty and happiness b
ever open to thee and thine. May n
strife disturb thy day, nor sorrow dis
tress thy night; may the pillow OF peac
kiss thy cheek and pleasure OF imagi
nation attend thy dreamsl and whe
length Of years hath made thee tired G
earthly Joys and the shadows of deaf
close around the scene of thy eXistenc'
may the angels OF God attend thy be
and pass Judgment upon your claim
Republican regularity, is the wish {
your friend. r. II. Adams.
II we had only known this, we coul
have put il in the schedule of the ne
Constitution. William T. Smithers.
Dear Fred The Chronicle has a
ways been with YOU / ann your frien
and earnest advocate. but my faith
the Mckinley administration is sha
tered. l have come to the cOnclusio
that Mr.. Willis might just as well gi'
up hope Of a consulatesand settle dow
TO farming. Truly yours,
Theodore Townsend.
Superintendent Bach will probab
be compelled to employ two or thr'
typewriters to catch up with his corr
spondence II the evidences OF Republ
can goodwill continue to be maj
manifest in the future as in the past