Evening journal., 1898-06-13


cepting the farms on the outskirts OF
the city, after January 1, 1S99-New
Castle News.
We are glad to be able to announce
that the prospect for a Town Hall is
Frightening. Interest in the matter is
not confined to Dover. Public spirited
citizens elsewhere are hoping that Do
yer will give this evidence of it's prog
ress and enterprise. Yesterday we re-
ceived postol card from Bishop Cole
man strongly commencing the project.
Now Is the time to secure for our town
this much needed Improvement. Every
citizen should lend whatever aid he
can.-Dover Delawarean.
1t remains to be seen to what extent
this agreement of the leaders will bind
the rank and file of the party. Doubt
less there will be many who will not
submit to be transferred like cattle
| from one side to the other at the bid
ding OF the would-be leaders, and a
patchedup agreement between commit
tees will still leave the masses OF each
faction to do as they please. Delaware
Democrat.
The public school of this town has
attained a high grade OF studies and
| the discipline could not be better. The
head of the institution, Principal Ellis,
has labored diligently to make the
school second to none in the state, and
be has accomplished much The corps
OF assistants are able, conscientious
workers, and the children entrusted to
the charge OF the public school in
structors have been carefully looked
after.-Delaware Ledger.
The Morning News says much to
the dismay CT the Democratic party
the two Republican factiohs are about
to come together" The display OF dis
may is rather on the part CT the good
people Of the state in witnessing a sur
| render of, In fact a total backdown
from ths~7rnciples and professions
which many professed to manifest IN
the good name and welfare of the
state.-Delaware Pilot.
After an epidemic Of diphiheria,
which was shown to be most virulent
where hogs are thickest, the New Cas-
| tie authorities decided that the pens
must go. Let Chestertown take warn
ing and make the pens go nowl--Kent
| News.
| From now on, the Democratic party
should begin to organize for the coming
fight. We have the numbers and we
must get in line to fight the common
enemy II Is said the two Republican
paptiesOf the state have Joined hands.
II not hearts We care not for that. A
good majority of the voters of Della
ware are Democrats, and If they pre-
sent solid front we can come out
glOriOusly victorious at the coming
lelection.-Sussex Journal.
There is every indication that the
Republicans of Delaware will be unit
In the next campaign. The county
committees Of the three counties have
endorsed the same men for recommen-
dation for appointment on the reglstra-
tlon board. The meetings were har.
mOnious, the object for which they
were called attained without friction
Milford News and Advertiser.
4 1t Is said that the olive branch has
been thrown out to the Regulars and
they and Addicks are under one ban
ner. Ii remains to be seen whether the
staunch Regulars will swallow the bait
this Fall and enter the contest to try tC
elect J. Edward Addicks to the United
States Senate.-Seaford News.
The lion and the lamb Of the Repub-
ican factions of Sussex met in con-
| vention together Tuesday afternoon
and, it is said, that the dove of har-
mony fluttered over the scene. They
separated apparently satisfied, as each
side claims to be the lion. This, it is
claimed, is the first step in what Old
Man Agnus used to call the "hominy'
movement.-Mi Herald,
Lewes women owning property car
] vote at the school election June %. The
women Of Lewes are in favor of gooC
schools and they will no doubt exercise
S their right to vote at the election
Lewes Pilot.
, A notice in a Baltimore paper few
DAYS ago enormously connected Walter
Sparklin with the proposed new bahI
Q at Lewes Mr. SparSlin has no idea o
removing from Denton. He was recent
" elected teller of the Peoples Banl
of this place.--Denton Journal.
The Democrats OF Maryland ar
y looking forward to the campaign o
n next year, when they hope and expec
g to redeem the state To that end il
p important that the head OF the ticket
the candidate for governor, should b
% a man upon whom the party coul
n unite. who would make an active an
l. intelligent campaign and against whom
not Aut MblA Aohlh hO nAANs wv
Democrat.
II these scions Of wealth and fam
Il ily" really wanted to serve their coun
y try they would be of much more use a
ia privates under command of men wit
some military training. instead {
strutting around in gold lace lording
over the common herd. But they ey
is dently believe that public office is
NJ private snap"-Justice.
W The words Regular" and Union
L as designating the different factions {
the party, are words Of the past, an
we now have one Republican part.
This decision to bury past difference
ID and uniting forces TO endeavor to wrei
NJ the state from the Democrats, can hay
but one outcome, and that is victory
Sussex Republican.
lie The Every Evening is the only Dem'
TO cratic sheet we ever knew that r
he joiced over Republican victories. Q
y Tuesday. before they had fairly begu
- voting in Oregon. that paper came o.
n with a big headline; Republican Pl
on rality." What a funny paper.-Del
a ware Record.