The sun., 1898-12-04
Mr.. Hoffecker of Delaware.

Mr.. Hoffecker of Delaware.
Chairman Pat says it was not the
cat.
Court would like to remain, but you
know.
THE Sun needs your political gossip, so
send it in.
Sir Anthony Hig said nit and the
Botch caved in.
First Citizen Hilles? Not on this por-
tion of the globe.
You want a Federal appointment?
Have you asked Mr.. Hoffecker?
Senator-elect S. John Abbott will be
the handsomest man in the next Legsla
ture.
Has Mr.. Clerk of the Peace Foard for
gotten or has he filed his confirmation
papers.
What's the matter with Wilson T.
Cavender as leader of Kent county De-
mocracy.
John wanted to but he had a fit when
the "Jedge" said turn on the light and
he demurred.
Make an active man speaker of the
Senate. The Democrats will need him in
their business.
j. Frank Alice achieved more results
from the recent election than any five
men in the State.
If the truth must be known, John F.
Salisbury will not be on hand to greet
the new lobbyists.
First Citizen Hilles is learning with
sorrow that his "boomlet' for United
States Senator is on bust.
Who wouldn't take the job when you
know that High Priest McLear receives
$1,000 per year for singing ink.
What has become of me-too Jefferson
since the election? His good work on
November must be rewarded.
Charles S. Horn says he only deliv-
cred half the goods and it cost him as he
supposes a job in the post office.
If a competent man arises to assume
the lead o. the Democratic party in Kent
county, don't yell to the driver "Cut be-
hindu
Just why Congressman Handy has not
communicated with his private secretary,
Mr.. Wallen, since the crucifxion is not
known.
Levy Courts form the issues now. 1t
appears that both Kent and Sussex coun-
ties have Levy Courts. Well, reform is
the by-word.
The following are applicants for Re-
corder of Deeds: John Titus, Edward
Clark, Frank Lackey, John Callahan,
Joseph Fl. Gould and Frank Davis.
Ii Hung Chang Bach has taken q
tumble to himself and will hereafter en-
deavor to pull himself out of the politi-
cal reverie into which he has fallen.
1t is said that Franklin C. Maull will
contest for the speakership against
Slaughter and Pyle. If he gets it Lindsay
McFarlane will be the next clerk of the
Senate.
George c. Rothwell would make an
excellent sergeant-at-arms of the Senate.
He should receive reward for his good,
honest work for the success OF his party
last MONTH.
John Foraker, whom Sheriff.elect
J Wharton OF Kent county has named as
, deputy, has a proud war record. The
criminals and other wrong-doers of Kent
county will find out that his ability to
make records is still good.
t Senator-eect Robert McFarlin, OF
New Castle hundred, George G. Gray,
, the grocer at Second and King streets
and Levy Courtman, Harry White, are
, three of the largest grain growers in
New Castle county. That cuts no ice.
The Clark family is we'll represented
!. in this State politically. Delaware Clark
y is Recorder o. Deeds-clect; George
Kelly, his brother-in-law, is comptrol
! Ter; another relative is Deputy United
States Marshall Clark, and his brother
it is said wants to be Deputy Recorder
i of Deeds.
At the annual meeting of the Young
j Mems Republican Club the following
i officers were elected: President, w. w
g Knox; vice president, William II. Head
|. recording secretary, Charles G. Mitchell
8 corresponding secretary, Harry G. Chan
t dler; treasurer, William D. Taylor; mar
i shal, A. A. Waite.
: 1t is not improbable that the Legisla
t ture shortly to assemble will surpass
Y every Legislature, past or future in posi-.
0 tive folly. The indications now are thai
h the foolery Of the session Of '95 will sinl
. q NOV hofnro tho o,poyino touUlo ~ ~.