The sun., 1898-12-01
.rtson will no doubt become good law


from here.
The Great-I-Am.N Not is becoming more
urbane to his friends. It's no use, John,
the '.jig's" up.
Jeff Butler yesterday jumped in
amongst the leaders in United States
Senatorial contest.
William Michael is living in hopes,
and it's his live, too, without any hallu-
cination about it.
Arthur NJ. Wise has been elected as
secretary to the Road Commissioners OF
New Castle hundred.
There is some talk Of James G.
Knowles of New Castle hundred for
United States Senator.
Court. is SO sorry. The people are not,
even il it was q nice. rich, JUICY plum
How's those, Court.%'
Isaiah J. Brasure, Senator-elect from
Sussex, has the making OF good legisla-
tor in his composition.
William S. HilIes has been selected as
attorney by the New Castle road CON-
missioners. Git ep, Willie.
From present indications John Pill
and Jim Hitch expect to run the next
House. It's their do, ii they. Lean.
Buck, Nose and Berry, and John,
Frank, George and Minnie. Who has
the bigget pull? All are good fellows.
The ReguIars'might ~ kick, but still
they will follow the mandates ot the Ad-
ministration and it will be Hon. George
Gray,
State Trpasurer-elect DIR. L. Heisler
Ball will soon assume the duties OF his
office, through his defeating Willie
Money Ross.
Coroner Wright will be allowed to
draw his breath and pay once more and
then he will be relegated to the rear as a
hasn't been"
Ii Hung Chang Bach is still in harness
but the set is damaged 50 --- bad that
hereafter he will remain as one Of the
hopeless minority.
That urbane (?) official, Deputy Coro-
ner James I. Chandler, will soon retire
from political notice " With the kindest (?)
wishes of his friends.
s. John Abb,tt and j. Frank Alice,
senators.eIect from Kent, will make a
team that any ono can stand by when it
comes to making laws.
st might have been" will be the
words of the soliloquy that will run
through the head-piece of the First Citi-
zen in few short days.
Sir Anthony Hig has no ''cinch" and
he probably learned this fact some
months ago when the Colonel wrested
the laurels from his hands.
1t is said that Joe, Doc, Bah and
Minnie are all right and if you doa't be-
lieve it you may ask the walking dele
gate of the local examining board.
Mayoralty candidates are coming up
in great shape. The Republicans So far
IN the field are DR.. Evan Il. Short
Iidge, William Simmons and Fl. A..
| Brown.
! Mr.. Clerk of the Peace Foard won't
move the Court House, but he'll move
all the same, and probaE y take the con-
frnlation papers with him at some fut-
ure date.
Franklin G. Maull of the Fifth Sena-
toria district of Sussex county is report
ed to be the latest candidate for speaker
Of the Senate. He is booked to Maull
the Pyle i'll great shape.
Benjamin Groves, of Kiamensi, is
81 ted for the position of office deputy
under s'heriff-elect John E. Taylor, to
succeed Harry Gillis. Mr.. Groves was
an active lieutenant OF Mr.. Taylor's.
Elisha H. F. FarIow, Democratic
senator-elect, the FROSTY Son Of Thun,
der,' from Sussex, VAS a visitor here
yesterday and shed bitter tears over the
| the defeat of Democracy on Noveln'
Der S.
Colonel Henry A. du Pont had a lonl
interview with some of his friends yes
terday, and it is given out that every
thing is cooked and primed to carry out
the wishes of President Mckinley ant
Mark Hanna.
William Tharp, of the Ninth Repre-
sentative district, Kent county, stand
an excellent chance of becoming speake
of the House, and John Pill and Jim
Hitch will ascertain that they're not 81
many but only" two.
1t is said that Samuel M. Knox, Of tn
First Senatorial district, New Castl
county, will be the Republican leader il
the next State Senate. There are other
just as quick, and Samuel IN" may lear
this within the next few weeks.
Politics present many strange an
amusing spectacles, and one OF the mos
amusing is to see those who only fe'
months ago were declaring that WilliaI
Michael Byrne was, hopelessly out {
t politics now seekingThis aid and sin
: port. The entire movement against hil
l was a fake and lacked substance an
body.
'. The taxpayer OF Delaware will insi
. on more simpiied ballot than the g
= called Australian ballot which has bee
: the means of more scandal than ar
! other ballot ever adopted in the Stat
u u The people are tired of such means
!. dishonesty besides the extreme cost
y ness OF this new way Of voting. -- Dai
{ Republican,
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