The sun., 1897-11-01

be
GooD morning
SECRETARY LONG was much impressed with the magnitude Of
the Deawarer He would have had still better impression
if he had struck it during the panked shad season.
THE ceremony presenting the silver service to the Whining
ton ought to be gala day in Wmngons history Let all gooo
citizens be on hand to make the occasion success
THERE surprise the part of those who visit the scene
of the battle Of the Brandywne that monument marks the
SPOT But the revolution happened long agon fact happened
before the
SECRETARY SHERMAN says the approval Of the Mckinney Ad
mnisaton is the issue Ohio In the expected approval
proves to be slap face the Premier will find that his words
will return to plague him.
ANEW HAMPSHIRE wo,nan Mrs. Martha NJ Kicker, who is all
attorneyataw politician and Commissioner and Examiner IN
Chancerv has herself candidate for Congress from the
First Congress District Of her state
THE SUM- the new morning daily published by Clement H.
Corgdon and edited by S. Gore BRIGHT paper its
ouy pages each being brmfu Of live croncngs
of general local affairs.-The Sunday Star
THE first issue of this journal announced that movement
aAoat to peac the aud certain other dened with
the municipal government of Philadelphia The Philadelphia
newspapers discovered q the movement on Saturday.
LOVERS of Defoe will regret hear that James William Deoe-
the last of the family and the Of the renowned
authors still outdoor paupe the Chelmsford unon near
London receipt the modest pttance Of IS week. His only
son died recently at San Francisco
THE Hon. Thomas F. Bayad has returned to the land Of his
BIRTH He is private citizen He has been honored abroad
and at home the days Of his old he has been toaded TO
until he learned depe those whom he owes his elevation
Mr. Bavard may time oh-r have been great man.
Now lie has become supercous whose aectatlous
OF thought and speech remarkable even among
LOCAL institutions always appreciated This city has
establishments that excel similar concerns IN
the country Some of Wlmngtons manufacturing establish,
world famous and others ought to be- How many life
long esden,of this city know that Of the best restaurants in
the United States located here With possible exception IN
each the dozen larger cities there better OF
the kind in the country than COL nscows which quite we'll
known in Philadelphia and Baltimore it in Wilmington and
appreciated by strangers.
THE campaign which closed last night has been
less voceos those in other states but it does not follow
the people have been doing less thinking The Republicans
said be sangune despite the bad record OF their
party progae legislation because Of the restoration of ar
onv among leaders, But how far the harmony Of the Bosses
may extended the Republican problem which
only Tuesdays ballot determined and there is more than
chance the people, in their disgust of Machine Rule will rise
up their might and smash the Machine by throwing their sup
port % the Reading ticket
THE various local ordinances in Delaware and other stae
requiring pedder vendes and agents licenses in towns in
which they attempt to do business appear to have been de-
signed and certainly chiefly utilized to enable consabes
magistrates to secure fees ordinances
and null and vod being violation of either the state
federal constitutions and every Of them enforced for the
personal gain Of petty officials and not for any public pu
pose fact considered legitimate constables and
trate to these passing Dealers and few instances
record in which any portion of the fines and charges to which
they are subjected their way the public treasury Nor
would make any better it did, for the fundamental
principles Of these laws and ordinances is wrong Decision upon
decision rendered. by practically court in this
try the Supreme Court Of the United States down. declaring
these ordinances void Yet they live because they right
legal but because the whom they victinize rarely
able to spend the time money to fight them.
SPECULATION concerning the probable result Of the engineers
strike British shipbuiding trade which has been