The sun., 1898-02-20
Letters From the People.
BETHEL, DEL. February II 1898.

EDITOR OF THE SrN:
Sir Il have seen several copies OF
your paper and ! think from what |
have sec Of it. it is more of paper for
the people than any other in the State.
1t is independent : news to the line. and
let the chip fall where they hit, and is
not hampcrcd by railroad domination, as
the other papers are. The people like
this in paper. for while they are not
against railroads they are against the
road that is against the people, as the
Delaware Railroad is: but of this matter
We will write another day. onIy
want to expose this ''morning politics. y
as some eo-caiiei Republicans are play
ing it. and show a> well how Colonel
DUPONT is being pulled as Addicks was
pulled by the sane brain in the last
campaign. Massey pulled Addicks by
his agents, in inducing such friends Of
Iii. to play Addicks that they might be
put on the Addicks ticket for Governor,
State Senator and representatives, as
we'll as Presidential electors
in some cases, and il elected
be Massey, pure and simple.
Addicks took the bait held out to him
as tone to his party. Wonder now if
Mr. Addicks does not think that the
tone needs a tonic? Thanks be to those
who could translate the writing made
by Masscy's hand. and ! suppose that
Addicks feels like giving thanks too,
now that he sees that the votes ne
thought were surely his, If elected, would
60 to Massey for L. s. Senator. ST.
much for the past now let us look at
the future Just little. Massey thinks
Addicks is still blinded and that the
friends he has placed in the party to
give it tone and strength is still anchored
with him for the coming fight, SO he is
turning his attention to Col. DUPONT
He takes before the Colonel the tone and
strength (?J Of the Republican part y and
says: Colonel, here are the mighty hosts
Of the party, and you will >trengt hen
Yourself by listening to them in al! yon
appointments. Al Lewcs You should
listen to &. II. Hail, and Fisher Pierce
of Milford, and a few at ''""r-rtnWn, in.
cluding my newly mad" friend Bob
Houston, who have shut off from tell
ing the people abou, the Discrimination.
bl ll'l2il' idltH. Al -NIlinlt YOU VIA -
course listen to Pierce and Hal, ami at
Bethel vuu want 81 listen t" J. VI.
e. M,,r., while It has "rvcr trrh
true +, anything il life but
ne. nu1 that trrrn" You said
cxcmp.ifird ~tru ! took linn from the
people to defeat Higgins, and after
could NOT to c,cctto tUn!cd Linn ovtl
to yun. II" ran d. You mnch GOO! il
Won vii, tnrn your back on ". J.. tuwly
tul appoint whom A!oor SAYS, and by
doing thi- Il big thing will TAX" place
!. NC. Mur" will help WiIliam r.
Nunm l"9wr }@c confirmation of ROMA,
1annuany wien t.m appointment come
n,ior. t.Ir >'uotp. Tuis will hurt the
prnrra'-. Then ior this William T
N9rr will help J. VI. &. defeat any
pati-aU legislation til" Democrats may
want to- pass. which WolId affect You "'
IA" city ui Wilmington except clangt
in th" >u,-rE Inyy IoUu. wien ny
proposition would J." put IN place OF ,l'
Aldirh~ people. Bob says commission
for rvunuluy.' that means three Massey
and two IjrnpcratS. Cord y vas turned
. duMn and III" appointment Of Maui
/ ~ lf'N'S ~ l"IlIg lN'Il III llI' pillttIIN'
+ till Col dupunt has time to act on Nor
/ mans apruiutm"E'. In the meantime ponl
senator Handy dice, and the Democrat!
will eject a man who will spoil the game o
the two Morrc's III holding in check the
senate in the work they may want to do
This is only the lightning Of }. NJ. {
Moore'S failure in politics, for the people
kEow him POLITICALLY y as well as other
wise, and CoI DUPONT will see his mistake
in listening to him when the time come
to do the work expected Of him. Th'
moves Of Massey is making friends 70
Addicks that he otherwise could not &c
and the people will see that Masse.
ooSc~ the Srnalorshipif the Republican
should win and his Democratic son-in
law, BiggS, will loose it if the Democrat
should happen to be successful at th
next election. More anon.
SUSSEX.