The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-09-17
Not rIuch HARMONY in Sjybt,

bAneu from those In d position TO know
aud talk 10. that they are making excellent
Roadway and u speedy termination of theil
difficulties Is looked for. Although the
committees were not able to smoke the
pipe together yesterday. they have fixed
upon Monday, Sspt. eth to agree or dis
agree upon the propositions offered before
the committee. The proposition to give
Wilmington a5 delegates In the conven
lion and rural New Castle 80. Kent 70 aud
SUSSEX 30, by the Union Republicans did
not meet with favor OH the part o! the
Regulars. The Regulars want the repro
Sontation Of Wilmington 40, rural New
Castle 80, Kent 40 and Sussex ~, They
got on without any friction showing on
the surface. 1t Is the desire Of tho voters
that all differences be buried and the party
cemented together In such manner that
there will be no danger Of u breaking out
again In the near future. resulting in an
other disagreement, which can only result
In tho defeat Of the Republican party.
The party is large enough to contain all
factionists, II they have the good Of tho
parry ~ hear' ana 'ufn Il" nnu "o'A io'
"s sp'eoss W e'eo'ion aa!' MI. Auu''AS
was very 'nuch awe ana was salu 10 W III
conciliatory mood, showing that he re-
atizes That the Republicans can only hops
10 be successful ID tho otate ny Joining
both wings Of the Republican party. The
pulling apart and lighting one another as
has been done during the last four years,
means only Democratic supremacy and The
throwing away OF money and onorgy In
getting the Republican voters registered
and their taxes paid. Republican suprem-
acy Is heartily wished for In Delaware by
more than one lukewarm Democrat who
wants to SOC change of policy and new
enterprises brought to the State.
ruv .a,.or ~ tho Evorv Evon,ro In,
arIas, in III. mana, t,riff MOAN ovor ,ho
doae,onov ~ ,noomss nroducod under tho
n,nn,o, I'm Tbo dsac;orcv nrodnced INV
~. Wilson iii, ,vo xvoro tbor ,o,a wns
not from any defect in tho bill, but from
the awful extravaganza Of Congress. Now
It Is, according to the willy editor, the
fault Of this detestable measure, the Ding.
ley bill Every boy who reads the daily
papers knows that the importations dur.
ing the last few months OF the Wilson
tariff were Immense and there must be
lull In these importations until the market
absorbs this excessive amount OF foreign
goods imported. But the lugubrious edi-
tor must keep up his wall. while those OF
his readers who read his tariff illusions,
smile at the imbecile utterances. The
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TIE cowardly murder Of Isaac H. Lof-
ton, colored, whom President Mckinley
appointed postmaster OF Hogansville, S.
~ A"'' e'enins' '"'i' ioi .he plolnp' pun
isnineh' Vi 'hose WIN hau manu- III the
hautuer. hoi1oh "ppoih'lien'' nc p''hs
a negro aroused the oppoSilion' Oh So
ciety known as the Au AUX, which has
sworn 70 XIII every coiofed man appointed
10 euerai olhce Ill the otate. IL IS Time
the Federal courts stepped in and showed
their authority IN protecting American
citlzens OF color. The remedy lies with
the frssident anu tho U. 5 Court.
SHERIFF Finn seems to think that
Jerry Hartman would h,hnvo hi,ns,,r,s
q good citizen should, if be was tn receivo
MS pardon as asked for from the Board
of Pardons Jerry has certainly made an
exemplary prisoner and won for him the
good opinion of the different Sheriffs and
wardens under whose care ho has been
placed. He may not DO half as black us
he has been painted. We think ho is tired
Of prison life although he has grown quite |
stout since his Incarceration. Give Jerry
half chance before condemning him too
.trongly.
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