The sun., 1898-11-17

they SHOULD be prepared to vote for . man
who will give satisfaction at home and
be credit to the State at Washington.
No other kind Of men should be consid-
cred for an instant. Restore the high
standard OF Delaware United States Sena-
tors. 1t was recently lowered. Morning
Ners.
Turn on the light. ~
Where are they at?
And Pat never will forget how it hap
pened.
And the Inspectors of election are
worried.
Read TIE Sun and then send in your
political gossip.
Eddie Cochran says he is out Of roli'
tics. So is Pat
And they are looking around for new
worlds to conquer.
Chairman John wants to know who
told it. Ask the "Jedge."
The Street and Sewer Department still
retains possession of that hog pen on the
causeway.
Col. Henry A. du Pont is probability
but as an improbablity he stands a
better show.
They do say that Councilman Kane
will receive his Waterloo at the next mu-
nicipal election.
Court. has informed CORTLAND that
now he comes to think OF it there is
no place like home.
Sir Anthony Hig isn't the only pebble
on the beach and this he will probably
find out at an early date.
DR.. Hiram r. Burton may, but the
probabilities are, that he will not be the
next United States Senator.
1t is said that some one has been
whispering in Mr.. Birds ear and it
wasn't Citizen Willie at that.
Mr.. Clerk of the Peace Foard will soon
retire from office. Will they then find
his confirmation papers on the file?
The preacher-poitician is booming his
beomlet for United States Senator for all
he is worth. And that's not much.
Hon. L. Irving Handy smiled when
he found that he was not the only VIC
tim crucfed on the 'cross of gold"
Will Postmaster Hugh congratulate
Chairman Hugh as the result OF his trip
down the State in favor of the Admins.
tration?
As a guesser J. Frank Alice of Kent
county is at the top of the heap. He has
few up his sleeve for the next General
Assembly.
'Is there any balm in Gilead?" asked
Horace Greelv recently of Chairman
John, and he meandered his weary way
homeward.
William Michael Byrne daily patrols
Market street in company with number
OF politicians. Mike wears a lOxl2 smile
even at that.
And he failed to secure political lob, |
Notwithstanding the fact that he says he
only delivered half the goods. Poor
Charles S. Horn.
Inspector Morrison will have much to
explain before the Court on those burned
ballots in the Second district of New
Castle hundred.
1t is rnmored that another "Peace
Jubilee OF the Bar Association will be .
held in the near future and then certain
persons will be called down.
The Levy Court has accepted the resig-
nation Of Gen. John p. Donahoe as tax
collector, and Charles II. Salmons and
George NJ. d. Hart, as trustees of the
poor. These three gentlemen will be
members of the next General Assembly.
Governor Ebe W. Tunnel says: "God
save the State" in his Thanksgiving
message sent out by the Secretary of the
State, asking the newspapers to publish
it, but not to charge for the same. We
think it is time God has, something to do
with the State.-Daily Republican,:
Already Recorder of Deeds-elect Della
ware Clark is being largely sought after
by dozens OF applicants for positions
under him in this Office He will have
the appointing of a chief clerk and three
assistants to copy the legal papers into
the proper books. The pay of the Re-
corder is by fees, the clerks outside Of
the chief receiving SO much per page for
the work performed by them. The term
is for a period of four yers. He takes
possession in January.