The sun., 1898-10-13
Gratis Of Delawarelhsd . hand in making
the universe. Daily Republican.

The Republican candidates on the leg
islative ticket will remain as they are
and that famous caucus circular letter OF
the Union Republicans will quietly drop
out OF sight.
DIR. L. H. Ball, Republican nominee
for state treasurer, made his initial bow
at the Regular Republican state head
quarters, No. S37 Market street, yester-
day afternoon.
Ex-senator Daniel F. Stewart has been
nominated as representative in the Fifth
district. He will more than give Francis
J. McNulty, the Democratic candidate,
hustle for first place.
| A Democratic mass meeting will be
| held at Fifth and Lombard streets to.
morrow night. Congressman c. II.
Turner, Hon. l.. Irving Handy and John
q. Gray will be the speakers.
1t would be worth knowing how some
Democrats who were leaders of the Pal
mer and Bnckner party in Delaware in
| 1896 reconcile their support OF L.. Irving
Handy, an out-and-out Bryanite, at this
time. Morning Neus.
An enthusiastic meeting of kenton
hundred Democrats was held at Clayton
on Tuesday evening. Franklin Brock
som presided and made the opening ad-
dress. W. l.. G0oding and Congressman
Handy made speeches on the issues OF
the campaign with special reference to
the duty of Democrats to register Music
was furnished by the Townsend brass
band.
Ex-Congressman John W. Causey has
his eyes on the United States Senator
chair and is causing the friends of
Senator George Gray considerable uneas-
mess.
Democratic mass meeting will be held
at Smyrna next Saturday. congressman
Handy and Turner and John G. Gray
are announced as the speakers.
Francis S. Bradley can be seen daily at
the Union Republican headquarters.
Frank is hard worker and it is said
that he will soon secure recognition by a
Federal appointment.
The ghost will not down of the few
disgruntled Republicans who, although
defeated at the nomination election held
September "a, have been trying to get up
fight in the party with the sole pur-
pose in view of defeating the Republican
candidates in November. But this time
they have reckoned without their host
and they will have their trouble for
their pains.
The best political medium is The Sun;
by subscribing for it you have the chance
of reading all the news and also voting
for United States Senator.
Why that haggard look, Eddie Coch-
ran? It's no use asking, is it Eddie, for
it can't be your conscience.
Chairman Pat says what he will do to
those Windlords when he gets chance
will be a-plenty.
If Courtland G. Montgomery thinks
that he will have life position as re.
corder Of deeds he had better get rid of
that funny feeling, for Delaware Clark
will knock his aspirations all to the
devil.
James Kitchen expresses the belief
that he will defeat Tom Gormlev in the
First district. You can't do it, Jimmy.
Notwithstanding the fact that Tom has
no dead cinch.
It's only by registering that you can
retain your citizenship and defeat the
aim OF the rich mems constitutional con-
vention.
Webster Blakely,the Republican NOM
inee for state senator in the Third dis
trict, will win in walk despite the
"dirt" that is being thrown at his head.
What Chairman John Biggs said about
that recount in Kent county would fill
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