The sun., 1898-11-27

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Sun.
First Citizen HiIles, eh ? Well, they
say not it they know it.
As probability, even, DR.. Caleb r.
Layton wouldn't be in II.
It will be Hon. George Gray; the Ad.
minsitratiOn has demanded it.
Rev. Jonathan s. Willis might if he
could but he can't. ''AmeD."
The First Citizen? Not by d
sight. "a.
Pat Neary walked forth with his hat
pulled down and hiseyes closely scanned
the ground.
He passed his friends by without lift.
ing his head. wonder what comfort
"Pat" found.
! Representative-elect George X. Dom
ovan, OF Backbird hundred. was in
Wilmington today.
The Eighth Ward Republican Club
will celebrate their fourth annual ami
versary on Monday evening of next
week at their headquarters, No. 6lO East
Seventh street. The committee in charge
| is Frank Kendall, John Moore and
Walter Il. Jordan. 4
The City Executive Committee Of the
Republican party will hold meeting TO-
morrow night for the purpose Of closing
out business pertaining to the campaign.
All politicians bobbing for plums
should carry '.pInmb' bob to keep
themselves straight.
"This is to certify to all whom it may
concern that am not in it."--John D.
Hawkins.
Hon. L. Irving Handy well knows
who it was who crncited him on thu
"cross Of gold" He may be out OF poll.
tics, but he has few friends who will
never forget.
Court. would not have needed any
, court. plaster to have made him willing
. to be Recorder of Deeds for life lie
would have stuck to the last.
. The "Jedge" might not have objectet
to the turning on of the light, but john
Oh me, oh my!
II J. Frank Alice has any doubt as tt
whether he's one on two members OF tin
General Assembly, let him offer to cas-
|, two votes tor United States Senator ant
SIZE now quickly the Democrats ant
, Regular Republicans will decide tht
! question forhim.-EreninU Journal
= Harvey says he won't do thing t.
). Johns solar-plexus after December l.
/ 1t is now stated that the Regulars vii
!. upon no condition consent to the elec
' tion of Addcks to the Senate, but if vi
Z election is seen to be impossible vii
n combine with sufficient number q
c Addicks men to select Judge Ppnnewi
d as a compromise candidate. .--Ielawar
Z Democrat.
/. Take another guess and he sure yo
g. are right.
: For interesting senatorial contest
" Delaware takes the lead. Few States,
! any. can furnish counterparts to til
y picturesque and unusual struggles for til
=. office OF United States Senator that hav
Fs occurred at intervals in Delaware durin
=" :" the past sixty days Every Erentng.
At Mr.. Clerk of the Peace Foard may /
,s able to find those confirmation papel
II, before he retires from Office.
er Bob McCadden and "Tony" Haubt
Of are at it nip anG tuck in the sen"tori
al contest and only few votes sepera
them with "Bob" in the lead.
20 DR.. Hiram r. Burton as Unite
y States Senator is c.early outciassed
VI the race.
a. Is J. Frank Alice has the material an
u' Stamina IN his composition to make on
:. =" OF the best State Senators that the Stat
", " has ever had.
~ First Citizen Willie is becoming o.
~ streperous. He's becoming rather "ca
il. ish." Ii you don't believe it, as
ic Howard.
st. Certain politicians are still endeavo
r.. ing to make good their promise TO Ct
be Walter Ii. Gordon, OF the FIRST Delawa
its Volunteers. They can't succeed in r
= tanning the Third Battalion, SO the! ha
he hit upon another plan, which m,
On 20 through if Governor Ebe sticks
them.
he Subscribe for THE Sun and cast yo
act ballot for United States Senator.
's 'ss Postmaster Hugh may and he may n
W., , be but the indications are that he ain
m. Even il he did only deliver half t
# goods Charles S. Horn made the mista
TO Of his life when he opened his trap.
he Notwithstanding the snow storm s
- Anthony Hig, Ii Hung Chang Bach al
High Priest McLear held conferen
last night. Hig was mad, Botch "
sht madder and the High Priest was ma