The sun., 1898-11-24

s04O4Ns DGAxAW N
lproye TO be wise in thought and capab
in execution. So far as the Senator'S
election goes to make up the Assembly
work, ! predict that Union Republica
will be nominated BY the Republica
caucus and elected by the Assembl,
That is the only legitimate issue OF til
get together" compact made TO assur
the election of Republican delegatio
from New Castle county. That compat
must be kept. The Union Republican
will keep it to the end. They will no,
however, tamely submit, hereafter,
domination and betrayal by professe
political friends. That is a politics
straw the direction OF which should b
noted by prospective candidates at tn
coming city election. The betrayal q
the Union Republicans will surely be re
sented. II there is to be "harmony an,
victory" hereafter, compacts must b
kept Union Republican Glasses, S,nda
Star.
Turn on the light, 1t would lool
nice. ~.
The Mask and Wig Club Of the Younl
Mems Republican Club have elected tn
following officers: President, James H
Beggs, Jr; secretary, A. A. Waite; trras
urer, George c. Woodward. Several ap
plications have been received for mem
bership.
First Citizen Hilles--neicht.
Chairman Pat and Chairman John nc
more hold confabua'ions in secret. They
may have seen better days.
Politicians who aspire to higher politi.
cal positions are eating more crow today
than Janitor Scott, of the County Court
House.
Slaughter slaughtered "Doc" Moore,
but if his knife had bren four inches
shorter he'd never touched him.
If the Democrats of Delaware had re-
manned III power much longer they
would have been forced to appoint in
spectors to inspect their Inspectors or
needed more coroners in the State.
The residents of South Wilmington
will build aclub house in the near future.
1t will be known as the J. Ii. Lewis
Second Ward Republican Club The
boys who are back of the movement are
hard workers and mean business. The
officers are: President Frederick E.
Stevenson; viee-president, L. c. Jones;
secretary, William Verden; treasurer,
William Bruce.
The Eighth Ward Republican Club
will celebrate its fourth anniversary on
December 5. In addition to the men,
bers there will be number of State and
county otticiaIs-elect present.
First Citizen Hilles, it is said, claims
20 be an organizer of opposing political
factions of the same party. Some of his
friends, it is stated, think that as a dis
organizer he is better.
The name of J. Hadley Lewis has been
prominently mentioned to succeed John
". Lawson as Police Commissioner in
Nay next With William NJ. Pyle and
iadlev Lewes the commission could be
un on the same non-partisan plan since
eing under the control of the commits
ioH.-Dduy ffpHOHcdn.
The Democrats of Sussex county who .
Intended to juggle with the official bal
1t allowed the official Republican ballot
, juggle them.
1t is evident that the Democratic party
nend to try to win the next election
18th no other tools than toughs and the
australian ballot system will have to
nport some Australians to do the work
" them.
Dick Slaughter, one of the Democratic
aders OF South Wilmington, will not
Ike his animal cunning trip down in
uck Neck. The Sth of November shock
nocked all the sporting blood out of
iclk, so it is said.
First Citizen Wille's b1omlet for
nited States Senator has received
lork lie thought it an earthquake.
Frank II. Bradley has been appointed
Inside deputy by Sherlff-elcct John f. 5
aylor.
When the robins nest again the ae
instration will have the satisfaction of
moving that the Regulars were whipped {
ITO line and that Hon. George GRAY !
lcceeded himself
Barney McIIugh one OF the old time
workers of this city who has
zen here in behalf of Robert Moody
I'd other friends on the Democrat ticket
as returned to his home in Newport
ews and will not be back to see us for
he next quarter of a century.
Some OF the east side Democrats want
see the new city charter pass this
inter, as it was introduced at Dover
st winter. The can't wait until the
overs bloom in the spring
The Eighth Ward Republican League
Ill celebrate its fourth anniversary at
S Headquarters. No. GlO East Seventh ,
rect, on Monday evening, December
IA. The committee to arrange for the
'Iebration is as follows: Frank r. Ken
al, John Moore, Walter E. Jordan,
rank Forrest, Charles Hignutt, James
Jones, James Berry and J. c. Nc
aulley.
John and Frank look anxious, but the
lent Man, together with Dan and
lille, may save them.
Mr.. Clerk OF the Peace Foard and
ould-be Recorder of Deeds for life
ourt. meet quite frequently on the vii
&c green. 1t is thought they may be ,
liking OF their confirmation papers. /
And they do say that Charles S. Horn
i'll says he only delivered half the goods.
QUAY ASKS FOR TIME,