The sun., 1898-10-31

lDO uisnOncSty uuytuk tuc iAou wv
wears, would be libelous imputation
upon the people of the State. Delaware
is all right, and Delaware people are all
right politically, ii they can rid them
selves OF the corrupt and incompetent
political leadership OF the Democratic
party. The Union Republicans have
lxen making son.e successful efforts IN
that line, and are reasonably hopeful OF
finishing up the job at the coming cleo
Union Republican Glasses are
not discouraged.
One Republican member Of the Hoaso
Of Representatives was elected from New
Cass le county in 1896 and was allowed to
take his seat. Eight Union Republican
members, seven Representatives and one
Senator, we're elected from Kent county,
and tie same number Of Union Repubi.
cans from Sussex county, who were not
allowed to take their seats in that body.
there was one Union Republican men'-
Der holding over IN the Senate. These
members elect, aud the holding over
member of the Assembly, without count
ing the boilers who acted with the
Democrats to prevent the organization OF
the Assembly by majority Of its legally
elected members, would have constituted
majority of the Assembly in joint CON
vention. The Democrats conspiracy
met thods were carried from the return
board room to the State House. The Re
publican members OF both houses OF the
Assembly were torcbly elected from the
Assembly chambers and fraudulent
Legislature was organized. The unsavory
record OF that Legislature was consistent,
throughout, with its origin. That legis.
lature elected X. II. kenney United
States Senator from Delaware.
The Union Republican members Of the
General Assembly, after temporary or.
ganizatons at the State House adjourned
10 the Hotel Richardson and perfected
Their organization. The members of this
Legislature included majority OF the
legally elected members OF the State AS
sembiy. They had been defrauded OF
their certificates of election and forcibly
elected from the State House by law
less mob. They performed the d"ties
assigned them as best and where they
could. On January 10, 1897, these rep.
resentatives of the people duly elected al
the polls, elected J. Edward Addicks
United States Senator for the term be-
ginning March 5, 1895.
These are the facts of history confirmed
by indisputable evidence and by tht
Judgment of the State Supreme Court
they are the basis of the statement thai
Mr.. Ad6icks is United States Senator
J elect from Delaware. Can Ewry Ereninl
disprove the statement?
J To an ordinary comprehension {
things political, ii seems, therefore, tina
the decision OF Delaware's disputed Sen
atorial election depends upon the actor
OF the United States Senate, to which
! body the case was carried immediatel.
, after Mr.. Addicks' election. Mr., Ad
dicks claim is just one. His case wa
, clearly made out. The force of the evl
, dence and the justice OF the claim ha
been recognized by leading Senator
> from all parts Of the country. The chair
J man OF the Senate Committee on Privl
s eges and Elections on receiving tabu
\ alion OF the Sussex county vote mad
S from Il recount Of the ballots, said to tin
t writer, "You have won your case
y Is it not reasonable, therefore, to con
; clude that the election1of Mr.. Addicks t.
t the United States Senate does not de
n pend upon the issue OF the present cam
paign? 1t is certainly true that Republi
4 can votes for the Democratic ticket 70
| which Erery ErF,ling is pleading pit
v eolsl y every day, cannot prevent MI
:, Addicks' election to the United State
d Senate. That has been dune--wlat ba
a been done cannot be prevented, cannc
: be impossible.
!, There is nothing in the political situs
u ton to discourage Union Republicans
!, They enter upon this campaign with
!. nope-inspiring record behind then
u They have beaten the Democrats in ever
encounter with them since 1880. The
~ have made good fight SO far in tn
a. ~ campaign and are now recognized a
y =; over this State and country at large !
II the fighting force of Delaware Republ
J.; T. cansm. Every Republican candidate
- =, the State recognizes that he must depen
y, upon the v vork and votes Of Union h
% pubicans for his election. The Unio
Republicans are in full control uf ii
le Republican forces in Kent and SUISSE
y counties, and occupy the post Of hon'
!" :" in New Castle county. They are hear
" lily united in desire and effort f
e. the election OF the whole Republicf
AZ ~ ticket.
I" The object of Union Republican q
- ganzation and effort is Republican sn
Il cess in Delaware, and they much pref
~ ~ to depend upon Republicans to d
az az pendence upon and alliance with Dem
~ ~ Gratis. Eui0n Rrp"blimD Glasscs, .S'ni
- T0r.
es Chairman Ntary hooGnnei his pa,
a in this city. He appointed an auxilia
us committee of thirteen to "suprrvise" /
10. work last Saturday. The Christian
,st river was his ruin and the par,y's rui
in Cutting through the Second ward as
le. does, it made the fatal suggestion Of t
ed thirteenth member. The committ
an iseli was all rirht. 1t was Il capt
ast committee personally regarded, but the
eel were thirteen OF hem and thereby han
at, the ruin. This committee is INTEREST,"
re enough to print. Here it is by wards:
First ward, John Pyle; Second wal
NJ. F. Cannon; Second ward, Thorn
Gormey; Third ward, J. Harvey Spl
ate ancp; Fourth ward, James Kane; Fiji
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