The sun., 1898-10-22

blinded by prejudice can see which is
right and which is wrong. Daily Re
publican.
Register! Register! Register!!!
That was rather q grave clerical
error on the part Of the Union Republi-
cans, when they certified to the name OF
Samuel "N." Knox. Still mistakes will
happen.
Congressman Charles II. Turner,
Hon. L. Irving Handy and John G..
Gray addressed large Democratic meet
ing at New Castle on Thursday evening.
By saying that he had only delivered
half the goods, Charles s. Horn lost all
hopes Of getting in the political push.
The trouble with the Democratic meet
ings addressed by Mr.. Handy and 'Ice
Man" Turner is that the crowds melt
away before the speakers finisb.-Morn-
ing News.
The electoral vote of Kent county in
1896 was 1904. Upl to date only 1926
voters have registered.
Kent county's $1,000 blanket ballots
have been ordered, and are being printed
in Dover. Sussex county's 5000 will
also be printed at Doyer next week. A
man and woman for each Office will be
sworn to count the ballots as they come
from the press.
Every one of the 5000 unregistered
voters in this county should register, ,and,
in this manner, beat the rich mems
constitutional convention at their own
game.
Ii Hung Chang Bach has poor
prospects of getting back into select COM
pany.
1t looks as though there are rocks
ahead for Knox in the First Senatorial
district.
The Republicans claim that Governor
Tunnel has paved the way for another
''confscation" OF ballots in this county.
They appear to be afflicted with bad
dreams.
John Z. Taylor, candidate for Sheriff
on the Republican ticket, was in town
yesterday canvassing for votes.
Howard H. Jordan, Democrat, ami
James M. Shakespeare, Republican, are
husting for that State Senator's chair in
the Fourth district.
High Priest McLear, does not love
"Clara Punch" but prefers it straight.
CORTLAND G. Montgomery wonders
how it happens "Ask me" Court.
Eddie Cochran has no more ideas on
tap since he was called down by the
silent man.
The "crucifxion' of Hon. L. Irving
Handy on the ''cross of gold," will be
one of the dearest political knitting
schemes ever perpetrated by the Demo-
Gratis of Delaware.
The windlords have been unusually
quiet the past week and some people are
happy.
Sir Anthony Hig.. it is said, will 20
on the stump, but not in the interest of
Hon. John H. Hoffecker.
A well-defned specimen of the har.
mony that is alleged to prevail in the
ranks of the Republican party, Of Della
popular museum. .-Every Erening.
Register! Register !! Register i!
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Sun.
The Republican candidates received
"Clara Punch with open mouths at
that "pacifcation" meeting.
The Windlords claim the election of
Andrew j. Cross, their candidate in the
First Representative district. They for
get that both Thomas +. Gormley, Dem
ocrat, and James Kitchen, Republican,
are also candidates in the same district.
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Oh, Citizen Willie! we hear you're going
away;
Oh, Citizen Willie! we thought you had
come to stay.
It's too bad, just at this time.
We're now ready for another rhyme;
So, Citizen Willie, still stick to your
Billy,
Even if you go away.
Fifteenth verse of the second song for
the First citizen.
Remember, to-day is registration day.
And the cat came back.
| Now for registration.