Evening journal., 1899-04-04
THE PENINSULA PRESS.

never buy himself a United States sen-
atorship from Delaware. -SmsEex Jour
nah
Many letters are received at the PEN
sion Bureau from wives Of pensioners
complaining Of the neglect of their
husbands to provide for them or for
their children. Some pensioners enter
soldiers homes and abandon their
families to the charity of nelghhors
This is to be stopped The Pension
Bureau is now authorized to divide the
pensions OF neglectful lords and
hand half Of such pensions over 10
the neglected famihes.-Smyna Times
So long as people are willing to be
bribed It is useless to pass more laws
10 protect property and safeguard lib
erty OF the people. Milford Chronicle
The Bvery Evenings honor roll
seems to resemble a rigamarole.-
ford News.
Farlow, King and Clark betrayed
their party and their constituents
what shall we say Of one who in a
place Of official prominence, after en-
ioying for years the rich perquisltes OF
lucrative offices. prevented the election
OF those who would have stood in the
gaps made by the base desertion Of
Farlow, King and Clark, and helped
maintain a brave front against Ad-
dicksism and what that. now publicly,
implies Dover Delawarean.
Do the men Of that organization who
are Republicans from training and a
conviction that the principles of the
Republican parity are right propose to
allow themselves to be used as cats
paws TO pull the senatorial chestnuts
out Of the fire for Mr.. Addicks. when
they will only get burned for their
pains? Mr. Addcks can never be SEN
ator from this state No man who is
nominated on the legislative ticket as
an Addicks man will ever be elected if
he can be defeated at the ballot box
Sussex Republican.
Far!cw, King and Clark voted for
AAdlcks; they did it to defeat him.
! They acted i'm defiance of the protests
of all their leaders and Of their election
Illeges, but with high motives. Alas;
they too, made a mistake Things fire.
Quent,y assume a different aspect when
properly explained Milford News and
Advertiser.
IL VIII be wen to remember that in
ihe Legislature thsre were twenny-one
Democrats. Every Evening, in its
DamoCratic ron Of honor, Includes only
fifteen men. 1t is pertinent to inquire
If EVERY Evenings omission of three
Don1orats was intentional or merely
accidental The query is emphasized
by the undertaking of the Morning
! News I'D increase Every Evenings IS
'IcQ.' Another query is. does Every
Evening or M1rnlng News know any
th.rg about the matter OF which they
assume so much ?-Dover State Senti-
mel
The Democratic party has no Ad-
C.cksism in it, so to get clear Of the OBJ
! iC,tlcnaba features vote for better
men. Mr.. Addicks has had a chance
aye two chances, aad he has failed.
He ought to see that his case is hope
less. and 80 out of business. The
Democratic party has nothing to do
with the Delaware Ledger.
II Fanow, King and Clark are brand
ed as traitors and bribe-takers is the
man or set of men who allured them to
their dastardly action, any better than
they? Everything that can be said
that is vile, is heaped upon the heads
of these pitiful apOstates; then can
anything better be said of Aidicks on
his henchmen who Helped these men
to their ruin ?-SusseX Journal.
The so,icltude Of the Addlcks papers
and leaders over the movement of the
three betrayers of their party, reminds
one of an Old hen with brood of
duClaEngs when they reach a pend OF
water and instinctively dive and sport
therein, while the old hen tears herself
az TO pieces in seeming dread OF death
and gloom. There lis no danger gem
tlemen, be calm, they are in your pond
they will not peach. Delaware Pilot
Co.. Ingersoll is ledturing through
the West upon the Devil" His unbe-
lief in his Sanatic Majesty would have
BEEN shaken if he had been in Dover
last Mcndny They raised the devil
New Castle News.
Yet, thank God, he (Addicks) was
rot eiedtedl He never can be. Far
low, King, and Clark are names to be
remembered. Judas goes in the same
= | category. Teach your children these
names. Brand them as they deserve
Let them feel the fate Of Arnold. They
have made themselves infamous. Theii
motives are as plain as day. They shall
/ not be Forgotten. and
Living, shall forfeit fair ronown,
And douMy dying shall go down,
To the vile dust from whence they
sprung.
OmWeIa, unltnurcd aud unsuag!'