The sun., 1898-10-21

concerned, he might as we'll be an alier
born, domiciled temporarily within th'
borders Of our country: So far al
relates to the right of suffrage, h
might az we'll be a convicted felon.
For him, our government is no longel
a government Of the people, by the peo
pie and for the people. He might a
we'll be dwelling in monarchy, wher'
he has absolutely no voice or politica
rights.
He has voluntarily relinquished tn
right which makes this country differen
from all others. Dover Inder.
There il a chance for somebody with
brains to enter into partnership witt
Eddie Cochran. Eddie wants to be {
politician.
A new Democratic club was organized
Wednesday night in Brandy wine hun
dred, and will be known as the William
S. Bird Campaign Club. The following
officers were elected: Thomas e. Malin
president; Joseph Orr, vice-president
and Joseph 4. Delucy, secretary and
treasurer.
And "Clara Punch" played an import
ant part at that "paciication'' meeting
of the Harmony Kings"
DR.. L. A. H. Bishop, of Dover, the
Democratic candidate for State Auditor
was in Wilmington Wednesday after.
noon. He is much encouraged by the
political outlook. The Bishop believes
in sticking to the last.
Charles S. Horn says it might have
been worse, but then he only delivered
hall. They turned you down, sorry.
Samuel A. Mcdaniel, who will again
come out for the shrievalty nomination
on the Republican ticket, attended
'pacification' meet on Wednesday.
Judge Edward G. Bradford yesterday
afternoon naturalized twelve persons in
the United States Court.
Send your political gossip to The Sun,
Register! Register! Register!!!
By electing Mr.. John H. Hotecker as
Delaware's representative in the House
of Representatives at Washington, the
country will secure one vote for honest
money. Honest Money Democrats
should bear this in mind. .-Morning
Neaus.
Oh, Citizen Willie! why didn't you at
tend the meet?
Oh, Citizen Willie? there were blisters
on Freds feet.
And they were so very sore
That he laid down upon the floor;
So, Citizen Willie, "pacifcation" was
knocked silly.
Why weren't you at the meet?
Fourteenth verse OF the second song to
the First Citizen.
City Dad O'Neil did one good thing
last night when he kicked for money to
prevent the spread of diphtheria.
Now, register. Defeat the scheme of
the rich mems constitutional convention
and retain your citizenship.
A correspondent wants to know why
Ii Hung Chang Bach is permitted to
draw his breath? Is this = Republican
or Democratic administration? We
would prefer an easier one than this
But possibly the Celestial" we don't
mean angel, has influential backing or
they may have overlooked him in the
deal
Hon. L. Irving Handy has a host of
friends left, and after that "Crucifixion"
on the 'cross OF gold" Chairman John,
the "Great. I-Am," and Chairman Pat,
the Silent Man, will drop so - hard
that they'll think they are struck by a
good sized cyclone.
Courtland G. Montgomery wants to
know "where he is at" Can't see from
here, Court, but Delaware may be able
to whisper the word of God in your
side-tabs after November 8.
High Priest McLear believes in taking
it STRAIGHT" and would have nothing
to do with "Clara Punch"
Postmaster Hugh was conspicuous by
his absence. And think of it, they used
to be such good friends.
The Sun is the only progressive news
paper on the Island: subscribe for it and
cast vote for United States Senator.
The New Workers. think 50 much of
William Michael Byrne as "stumpist"
that, at the special instance of Leuten-
nt.Goyernor Woodruff he has been in
vited to take part in the present cam.
paign also. He is TO speak in Brooklyn
October 81. 1t is learned that Mike will
assist both the Colonel of the Rough
Riders and Lieutenant-Governor Wood
ruff at other meetings. Now, Mike, be
good, you're getting in rather swift COM
panv.
Republican harmony and Democratic
enthusiasm are about on q level in the
pending campaign in this State. 1t is as
hard task to find one as it is to discern
the other.-Every Evening.
Oh me! Oh my! what is going to hap
pen, since the "cat came back?" Ask
Secretary William.
1t was James r. Hoffecker,. of Middle
town, who was the candidate for COVER
nor on the Temperance ticket, some
twelve years ago, in Delaware. John
Fl. Hoffecker was a candidate for Cover
nor in 1896, and is now a candidate for
Congress. He should and will be elected
beyond doubt, and he richly deserves
to be.-Daily Republican.
Willard Salisbury, ESQ.,, will address
Democratic meeting at Smyrna on Oc-
tober 27.
The Young Mems Democratic Club
adopted resolutions Wednesday evening
on the death of James Carmichael. Her.
man " Eriut Ero1 n Mnro.,n1o .-I