The sun., 1898-11-03

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any attempt at vote-blying. The Union
Republicans have Pinkerron men-one
at each hotel and one in nearly every
town to watch the Democrats and report
all that is said concerning the First Ma
tional Bank of Dover" -,
The Philadelphia Times published the
above Yesterday morning as special
from Dover. 1t is a laundering dubs at
TEMPT to connect the robbery OF the FIRST
National Bank at Dover with the poIltlcai
situation in Delaware. The publlc can
not be deceived. John f. salisbury IS
not in position or in condition to tur-
nish any body with political information
of value. As to the detectives now III
the State nobody can approximate their
number or explain their mission. That
the State is overrun with them is GER
taintv. There are more fake drummers,
insurance agents, canvassers, peddlers
and tinkers in Delaware to-day than
their legitimate counterparts have been
for years past and some motive certainly
inspires their presence. Ii they are
working for an honest election they
should be welcomed and encouraged.
Hon. George Gray will be reelected to
thetSenate of the United States and more
honor to him when his reelection has
been accomplished in the face of opposl-
ton from Messrs. Salisbury, kenney q
| Co.
The Union Republicans will hold a
.ass meeting at Milford on Saturday
afternoon and evening. The speakers
will be Hon. John H. Hoffecker, DR.. l..
w. Ball. Rev. Jonathan S. Willis, Rob
rrt &. Houston Walter H. Hayes, Henry
c. Conrad, Medford L. Cahoon, Joseph
Cahill and William T. Smithers.
That private Bar Association meeting
is being quietly discussed amongst the
members who were not ''invited' to be
present 1t was rather warm baby, eh,
John?
Look out for good live political
sensation within the next few days.
They do say that something is going to
drop.
A certain lady of this city has some
thing up her sleeve for the ratification"
Of Eddie Cochran, and promises to make
it lively for that young man.
And the band played on.
Subscribe for THE Sun, the best politi-
) cal newspaper in the State.
What was that remark the "Jedge'
, made? Whisper it, Mr. Chairman Blggs.
Chairman Browne of the Regular Re-
publican State Committee, has written
letters to the heads of all manufacturing
establishments in this city asking them
t to close on election day, so that the Re-
+ Dublicans employed therein may have an
opportunity to vote and for the privl
ege, lose an entire days wages.
Chairman Pat made good his word tt
: Colonel Gordon, but the trouble now il
: that there will be no battalion to repre-
@ sent Delaware, as far as Uncle Sam Il
}. concerned, and therefore the "MajOr'
isn't in it, 1t was a beautiful scheme.
And they do say that the "hIuff'' wa
called on Frank D. Lackey. Never lat
t Il cent
Il The William S. Bird Campaign Clu|
held a Democratic rally last night at it
headquarters, in Brandvwine hundred
Several prominent speakers were pre-
Oi sent
George c. Rothwell, the Democrati
candidate for Coroner. and one OF tn
s most popular men in New Castle county
n was in this city yesterday. He expect
re to have substantial majority.
.. Elon. L. Irving Hanna is in George
> town and will address meeting at Dags
boro tonight, Gumboro on Friday after
W W noon and Milton Friday evening. Tn
" candidate for Congress will probab'
~ spend the time between now and mex
" Tuesday in strengthening his fences
~ which are considered by his opponent
aS ,s as being beyond repairs
m 1t would make beautiful rpadin'
I'd Ii Hung Chang Bach and Sir Anthon
Hg and High Priest McLear have bel
ar no conference for a week. 1t is unde
nd stood though that they intend to use th
)r. pruning knife.
y; The last Democratic mass meeting i
r, this city will be held in the Bijon Tn
a atle to morrow night. Willard Saul
~ bury, Hon. L. Irving Handy and othe
We will address the meeting.
''1 I|I Charles S. Horn says he only delivere
~ ~ hall ie goods. The Democrats belle
M M him, for the devil told them so.
Bets are being made in the minds of
ed great many men around the city tn
of CORTLAND C. Montgomery will be electt
he Recorder of Deeds. But We think tn
wo Delaware Clark will be- the name of ii
led man who will sign all legal papers in tn
as office after January next. There
led nothing the matter with Delaware Clar
nat He is in every way qualified to hold Il
tie, Office and he should receive the vote
ose every Republican. He deserves the ele
nix ion.-DuiIV Rcpublican
'p At the recent meeting of the Le
oo Court the certificate from Judge Spruan
las "' to the effect that certain persons had a
~ ''i peared before him to testify in registl
~, VI ton cases, was filed. The question
w. w. whether the Levy Court should pay SUI
10 ~ witnesses in the absence of any law
'"' qniring them to do So. The matter W
Il VI referred to John H. Rodney, the Cour
"'v "n' attorney. Adjournment was taken UNI
no not November Is.
ent The Republicans. last night, decided
Tho hold mass meeting in the Bijou Thea,