The sun., 1898-10-02
Sheriff, Henry II. White; coroner, Jacob
S. Jones; county treasurer, Thomas j..

Sheriff, Henry II. White; coroner, jacob
S. Jones; county treasurer, Thomas J.
Perry.
Robert 7. Moody and Courtland G.
Montgomery, Democratic nominees for
sheriff and recorder of deeds held long
coufabulation in the court house corridor
yesterday morning. Come "Bob," open
up.
A hydraulic ram cannot draw any,
thing about politics out Of Chairman
Neary at the present time. Discretion
always was PATS stronghold.
Although Rev. Jonathan S. Willis has
the name OF crawling out Of smaller holes
than any politician in the state, he will
have to become nonenity to get out Of
the one he occupies at present.
Vote for tenders and take the strain of
the minds OF the motormen.
The leaders of the Republican party
are somewhat uneasy, although not
genuinely alarmed at the activity and
aggressiveness Of the Harmony Kings"
They have decided to take hand in the
game themselves and intend to play the
role of hunter instead of that of the bear
from now and henceforth.
1t is authoritatively stated that Chair
man John Biggs, the "Only John," has
decided to drop his United States Sena-
torial aspirations until two years hence.
Correct, Mr.. Biggs, Experimentation is
played out"
Register you must, if you desire to de-
feat that obnoxious law passed by the
rich mems constitutional convention.
Citizen Willie, now that it's done
Have YOU the nerve to beat the drum ?
Citizen Willie, now that it's through
Will Republicans dig into you.
Twenty.fifth verse of a new song for
the First Citizen.
Ii Hung Chang Bach is attacking big
game when he attempts to down Col.
Henry A. du Pont. Freddie has become
treacherous and is using the knife on
his best friends
1t seems curious that the leaders OF po-
litical movements before making import
ant nominations, fail to secure the con-
sent of the Candidates they propose to
put up. The advice of the old cook
book as to the cooking of hare is good
First catch your hare.
Hon. George Gray has the fight of his
life before him in order to retain his scat
in the United States Senate.
A lively session is predicted when the
Street and Sewer Department meets next
Tuesday. Time.
Asa collier" Sir Anthony Higgins is
without peer in the state, but as poll
tician so far this campaign he is dead
game failure.'
1t would not be amis for the nominees
to take trip through our industrial
establishments with their candidatorial
smile and confidential hand-shake.
The second act in the "confiscation OF
ballots" will be witnessed in Dover to.
morrow.
Another effort will be made to bring
the disrupted Union and Regular Repub-
licans in Kent county together. This
can only be done, however, through con-
cessions made by the Unionists and the
question is "can they afford to do it? ?"
The Republican county executive
committee met yesterday afternoon and
declared John Z. Taylor the nominee for
sheriff OF New Castle county. As stroke
of political acumen it certainly took the
entire bakery.
William NJ. Ross, nominee for State
Treasurer on the Democratic ticket de-
serves the support of every Jeffersonian
in the state. Come, line up and register.
Vote for side rails or side chains.
The Republicans at Dover did not do
things by halves, as far as the platform
was concerned, for it covers about every
thing between Hawaii and the Philip
pines. Almost girdle OF the earth.-
New Gustle Nrws.
Webster BlakeIy is making an active
and aggressive fight for state senator in
the Third district.
Sam, it's not on the map and Frank is
right.
The preacher.po!itician is a particu-
larly brilliant pleader, but he is not sim
cere and has false front.
There is a loud "whisperation" in cir
culation that all of the present council
men are doomed to certain defeat in June
next for the weakness they displayed in
supporting the Phoenix appropriation.
Chief Justice Lore has the esteem and
respect of all politicians irrespective of
party affiliations.
The velvet hand of George V. Massey
will soon move from behind the throne
and then-a political sensation will be
thrown in the midst OF an unsuspecting
public.
The fight between John G. Rothwell
and A. D. Vandever for coroner of New
Castle county promises to be close and
exciting.
Horn says that half of the stuff was
never delivered.
The Republican nominees for the Leg
islature have agreed to support the nomi-
nee of the senatorial caucus.
Will Deputy Sheriff Harry Gilles play
short stop for John E. Taylor, the man
who is the nominee of First Citizen Hill
les, or will he drop his name from the
Regular "Me-OhMys.'
Charles S. Horn, it is said, merely de.
livered half the goods to cause the politi.
cal death of Harry H. Billany. Charley
didn't succeed and can never stop talk.
ing about it.
The office of Postmaster Browne il
daily thronged with politicians, and yet
Hugh says he is tout of politics."
Sheriff William r. Finn carried Ger.