The sun., 1898-11-02

Resident Judge spruance yesterda,
heard some of the registration appeals
Following are the appellants:
81. Georges hundred. Thirteenth Rep
resentative District-Wilmer Redding,
Robert Scott, Samuel Pierce, John Ed
ward Cammile, William Wright, John
+. Medford, John A. Henry, John New
man, Sewail Gale, Eli H. Barrett, Ed
ward Sagers, William Banks, John W.
Mercer, John Chambers, Edward Adams
John B. Hall, Henry Brown, Isaac
Backus, George Washington Sadler,
Levi Adams, Charles Turner, Isaiah
Berry.
Appoquinimink hundred Fourteenth
Representative District-Engene Morris.
White Clay Creek hundred Ninth
Representative District-Gerry B. Streets.
New Castle hundred, Tenth Represen
tative district-Thomas Lally.
Wilmington hundred, Forty-second
Election District of the Second Repre-
sentative District, Frank Bonsal; Fifty
second of the Third, Lewis Hill; Sixty
second of the Third, Frank Marsden;
Thirteenth of the First, Charles BARRED;
Tenth Of the First, John Becker; Sew.
enth of the First, Arthur Sullivan, James
f. Brennan and Michael F. Holland.
In addition to the foregoing, James F.
Mc1vor was the appellant in the cases Of
fourteen men registered in the Second
Election District of the Tenth Repre-
sentative District. They are said to be in
mates of the Almshouse, and are not en-
titled to register. They are Edward
Brown, Robert Cavanaugh, Samuel ".
Comegys, Peter r. Matthews, George W.
Kay, Benjamin Holt, William F. Jor-
dan, William j. Connor, Charles Moss,
John Riley, Samuel Marshall, Peter Nc
Glinchey. John N. Zigier and Robert P.
Oskins.
The registrar in the Second Election
District of the Tenth, Robert r. Nor
rison, was represented by John II. Rod
ney and the appellant was represented
by Walter H. Hayes. These cases and
that of Thomas Lally were continued for
hearing on Friday morning.
Walter H. Hayes, Philip L. Garrett,
Frank Speakman, Julian Walker. s. D.
Townsend. Jr., and J. w. Lattomus
looked after the interest OF the Republi-
cans, while John Biggs, j. Harvey
Whiteman, John H. Rodney ard E. r.
Cochran, Jr., appeared for the Demo-
Gratis.
During the day the names of Arthur
Sullivan, James +. Brennan, Michael H.
Holland, who were registered by Col. A.
D. Chaytor at Camp Meade were order
ed to be placed on the list. Robert Scott,
colored, and number of other persons
were also placed on the list.
Mr.. Joseph W. Bailey. of Texas, came
to Wilmington, gave the Hon. /. Irving
Handy a character" and attacked the
administration for the conduct of the
war. incidentally he spoke on the
money question, and in way to please
even the Erery Ercning. that alleged ex.
ponent of honest money.
Br'er Bailey was evidently coached be-
fore he made his speech, probably With
view OF advising him not to hurt the
feelings of the late Honest Money Demo
Gratis of Wilmington, who voted two
years ago for Mr.. Thomas +. Bayard, Jr,
for Congress, and Mr.. William Mckinley
tor President. The gentleman from
Texas was, no doubt, informed that the
Democrats had ''got together this year
and that their recent State Convention
bad lodged the silver question in the in
terest of harmony and office. That is
why the Erery Ere0ing felictated itself
on SATURDAY that ''goId and silver" and
not the free and unlimited coinage of
silver, was the burden of Mr.. Baiey's
views on the money question.
Our neighbor says there is world OF
encouragement" in the Delaware views
OF the young man from Texas. But our
neighbor is deliberately deceiving itself
and also is trying TO deceive its readers.
Joseph W. Bailey is to-day Just as ram
pant free silver man as he was two
years ago, and the Every Erening knows
1t. 1t also knows that Mr.. L. Irving
Handy is also rampant free silver ad-
vocate. But Br'er Handy, like Bier
Bailey, is an opportunist, and both OF
them are seeking to entrap the Honest
Money Democrats OF Delaware into yot-
ing for Mr.. Handy.
Bryan, Bailey and Handy belong to
the same school of orators and the same
school OF rcpudiatlonlsts. If they and |
men like them controlled the admins
tration at Washington and both Houses
OF Congress with good majorties, free
silver would come to curse the land. The
specious plea OF Bailey for both gold
and silver" was made to catch votes for
Handy, and for no other purpose.
Two years ago the Erery ESning repu-
dated Mr. Handy and his pernicious
doctrines, but this year it is supporting
him by cowardlv evasion. 1t has not a
word to say for or against his policy of
free silver, and it has little to say con
corning the necessity for maintaining the
present and only sale standard of value.
Our neighbor discovered two years ago
that it cost something to be honest and
This year it is trying policy of dishon-
esty, to the extent that it swallows the
Tree silver candidate for Congress. The
Democratic party is not, as our neighbor
says, catching up with the procession
1t Is simply lodging the national issue
his year in order to deceive Honest
Money Dem )crats, and too many of then,
ieeln anxious to be deceived, notably
hose who see "a world of encourage
nent' in Mr.. Bailey's hylocritical Ut
erances in this city. The Democratic
campaign this year is conducted with an
intent to deceive. .-Norairg Neus.
A local exchange proponnds this DO.
ltlcal question: IF the Higginsites send