The sun., 1898-11-06

their country in pslsrsnes % : triumph
Of parry. The 9rest mas oi men have
to work, Unly the iew can hold Office,
and II Is sound policy 10 vote for tha
party chat advocates the Smploymsnt ol
our own people in preference 70 those ol
any other nation. We want no more
Wilson tariffs any more than we do
fifty cent dollars. Therefore, We say
stand up for your rights and dare 10 be
true to your county, even il thereby you
sacrifice your party.-Ddily Republican.
After Willard Salisbury was through
with his speech at the Bijou on Friday
night some one was unkind enough TO
turn around to . friend and in stage
whisper say II wonder who wrote itT'
And to think that Congressman
Handy will be crucified on Q cross Of gold
on Tuesday, November s, by his fellow
citizens Of Delaware. This time, L. Ir-
wing Handy, they have got you where
they have wanted you. Said promi-
nent Democrat OF Smyrna before Handy
was nominated for Congress. l want to
see Handy nominated. / will help to do
the trick. Then will help to bury him
politically go that he will never again be
resurrected.-Daily Republican.
Only two more days, and then Court
land G. Montgomery will be taught the
bitter lesson that he can't be Recorder Of
Deeds for life. Court will be aweary.
Send in your political gossip to The
Sun.
j. Frank Alice was buncoed out of a
seat in the State Senate once and the
people should now right that wrong by
giving him their undivided support.
Two mass meetings were held by The
Republicans last evening, one at the
Bijou Theatre, this city, and the other
at Milford.
And Chairman John never did think
Of ofmentioning that "Peace Jubilee" OF
the Bar Association meeting. Strange,
eh, "Jedge?"
William Michael Byrne arrived home
in all his glory. Say, Mike, what about
that District Attorneyship?
Colonel Henry denied that the Ad-
ministration had demanded the return
of the Hon. George Gray to the United
Senate. OF course he did, the Colonel is
too shrewd to give away State secrets.
The atmosphere in the office of Clerk
Of the Peace Foard these past few days
has been rather "blue." Never mind,
Jeff, it may get warmer.
They are engaged in making paper by
the ream. Estimates
For they have you by neck, dear (?)
Eddie;
And they'll see that you're a. wreck,
sweet (?) Eddie;
For they've sworn to use brick
If you try that same old trick,
So be careful what you do dear (?) Eddie.
Dedicated by friend to the memory
of Eddie Cochran
$50 nice und opprobriets."
Hon. John H. Hoffecker was present
and for once his managers allowed him
to open his mouth. 1t too, was type
written.
Chairman Neary, the Silent Man, is
regarded as one of the shrewdest of poll
ticians by his Republican opponents.
Politicians nearly swamped the town
Yesterday. Water passed over the "bar"
like liquor, and people "feinted" by the
score. Yet some say hotel clerks life
is easy.
They do say this will be square elec-
ton. It's near time, for it will be the
first decent anniversary in 40 years.
Ii Hung Chang Back was there, and
so was Postmaster Hugh and Horace.
Freddie was presented with the Marble
Heart.
1t was worth miles OF walking to hear
Rev. Jonathan S. Willis, exhort the as
sembled congregation to vote for his
dear and beloved friend" Jshn.
The Republican meeting held by the
colored gentry on Friday night at the
A. U. NJ. p. Church was addressed by
Hugh G. Browne, R. L. Garrett and p.
S. Blake.
1t is Jeff B!akely in the Third Sena-
torial District and that's no pipe dream.
The next Sheriff OF New Castle county,
Will UC JOllli ~. Ia ylOI. liz is DeltlS
materially assisted by Emmit f. Std
ham, Sam. Mcdaniel and Frank S.
Mitchell.
Delaware will win from the Court.
1t is a late hour at which to ring in
the subject OF good roads as a political is
sue in the pending campaign. We are
all in favor of good roads, Republicans,
Democrats, Prohibitionists, Single Takers
and people with no politics at all. The
political party that attempts to make
political capital at this time out OF the
question of good roads, merely reveals
the desperate straits that it is in.
The "cross of gold" is ready for the
crucifxion of the Hon. L. Irving Handy.
Chairman John and the Silent Man are
chuckling in gleeful anticipation.
Look out for the wholesale arr st of
"otficial'' bribe-givers in Kent county.
Push the button John and the "Jedge"
will do the rest.
They are awfully tired, but Charles S.
Horn persists in saying that he only de-
livered half the goods.
Subscribe for THE Sun and cast your
vote for United States Senator.
George C. Rothwell will give A. H.
Vandever close shave for the Coroner.
ship.
Tom Gormlay in the First Old War