The sun., 1898-10-10
mics like these essay to stand in the
shoes of her Bayards and her Saulsburys.
--,Sunday Star.

--Sunddy Star.
The Single Takers consider that they
have partially paid back the Democrats
for the recent arrest of one of their
party. ..
Oh Citizen Willie you must now steer
clear;
Oh Citizen Willie there's no accent on
the dear,
You must now keep your hands off,
You're not supposed to mix the broth,
For Citizen Willie, whom they thought
of so dearly,
They have no more room for you.
Third verse OF the second song for the
First Citizen.
Will some one with no malice afore-
thought please tell the Republicans
where they are at.
Whoever votes the Republican ticket
now, votes to bring all farmers and
working men into the slavery of poverty.
Milford Herald.
On saturday evening Hon. L. Irving
Handy fully demonstrated that he was
going to steer clear of state issues and
conduct the campaign on the extrava-
gance OF the Republican administration
during the late Hispano.American war.
Will that caucus circular be withdrawn?
is the question that is now exercising the
minds of the Regular and some Union
Republicans OF this county. Senator
Dan says no, but Notwithstanding this
assertion it is not believed that he owns
he party even if he does weigh 800.
"The sun do move" remarked Demo-
crat the other day. "Yes," said friend,
'and SO do the opinions OF voters"
If the Republican party expects to win
in the coming contest, the voters must
be registered Castle Ners
All the statesmen (?) of the First
senatorial district are anxious to know
when the Ghost will walk again. Ask
Steve.
Read THE Sun, the only political news
paper on the island.
Pay your registration fee and be
freeman; don't leave the rich mems con-
stitutional convention keep you from
your duty.
Eddie Cochran had a dream, but as
there is "no fee," he refused to divulge it.
Josh Billings once said that the hard
est job ever undertaken by man was to
court two girls at once. The want-to-
win Republicans will certainly agree
with him-Erery Erening.
John G. Gray's throat gave out while
addressing the Democratic ratification
meeting on Saturday night. Mr.. Gray
is one of the best speakers on the stump
and his loss will be felt keenly.
Delusion, confusion, and fusion are
now the passwords in Kent county at
the present time.
The Unionists and Regulars of Sussex
county come together tomorrow. Where
will harmony be?
The Mercantile Club, a new Demo-
cratic club opened its luxurious quarters
on Saturday night. Some of the men,
bers, it is said, became "speechless." i"
Sir Anthony has now got his dander
up and proposes to make Rome howl.
He has mt been so angry in twenty
years, And this goes.
Secretary of State Hays tribute to the
late Hon. Thomas 7. Bayard is fully
appreciated by the dead statesman's
friends, and is but another evidence of
the universal esteem in which Delaware's
foremost citizen is held by all sensible
men, both great and small ErrlUg
JOuvnni.
With the cutting and padding that is
sure to be done by the wholesale, who is
wise enough to predict the winners in
state and county.
Many astute leaders think that Hon.
John II. Hoffecker will lead the Repub-
lican state ticket
The hottest fight that is being waged in
this county at this time is that between
A. ID. Nandcver and George G. RothwcIl
1or coroner.
Ii Hung Chang Bach paid a tlving
visit to this city on Saturday and held a
conference with the ''IIarmony Kings"
Sir Anthony Higgins and High Priest
McLear.
Browne, although not in politics."
assists in keeping the Ball rolling
The spectacle Of William Michael Bvrne
executing two-step would have sur
prised his political friends. Where's she
to, Mr.. Byrne.
You can only vote for United States
Senator by subscribing for THE Sun.
Would MT it seem funny to see Charles
S. Horn and Assistant Postmaster Harry
II. Billany trotting in harness together
1t can't be though, for Charley says he
only delivered half the goods.
There is much opposition to Dr. L. II.
Ball for state treasurer and it's the sorest
spot on the Republican state ticket.
AS "harmonst" First Citizen Hilles
is dead game failure.
Even the "Great | Am'' John Biggs
forgot state issues.
Fellow Citizen Martin S. Smith is one
of the old-time Democratic politicians
What has become of free silver? Every
body knows the majority of Democrats
in this locality and in the state are in
favor OF the wild dogma.-'State Sentinel.
And the Wildlords are happy; they
routed Pat.
1t was feast fit for the Gods, eh
John? And to say that those present
took advantage of the opportunity would
be putting it mild.
If the suffrage is ever granted to the
weaker sex, a big bargain sale announce