Evening journal., 1899-07-18
NEW CENSUS BLANKS
Some Pertinent Inquiries Fig.
ure Thereon.
AN EXTENSION OF THE SYSTEM

POSES TO MAKE HIS RETURNS
THE MOST COMPLETE EVER
KNOWN IN THE STATE OF DEL
AWARE.
While Former Congressman Jonathan
s. Willis, OF Kent county, has not yet
received his commission as supervisor
of the census for the district of Della
ware. the wayfarer understands that
he is so confident that there will be no
lslip-up that he is having his blanks
Iprinted ready for the enumerators to
take out for the securement OF infor-
nation for the Federal government.
One OF the conditions OF his appoint
ment is understood to be that no Union
Republican shall have a subordinate
position at his hands.
II is further understood by the Way
farer that Supervisor Willis proposes to
extend the census system so that his re-
port will be such as to afford the CEN
tral government all possible informa-
tion regarding political conditions in
his district
One of the blanks with this end in
view has been formulated, and the
Wayfarer takes pleasure in presenting
It to his readers in advance OF the ar
rival Of the enumerators the time in
tervening affordlng opportunity for a
mature consideration of the several
Questions propounded.
BLANK Form No. ]. 1886 D..
POLITICAL CONDITIONS.
Onice Of the Supervisor Of the Census
for the District Of Delaware.
To the end that the census Of this
district may be complete In every re-
lspect, it is essential that every male
citizen above the ago OF p years shall
answer the following pertinent in
qulries
/. Are you a Regular Republican
Union Republican or Democrat?
2. Has your name ever figured on the
purchasable list of any party?
g. Are there any Union Republicans
in your neighborhood?
4. II so, how do they regard Hon
Jonathan s. Willis?
8. Don't you think it is about tina
for Republicans to get together on
. willis basis?
G. How do you think l would do fo'
United States senator and the recog
: nized leader of.the Republican party il
Delaware7
7. Don't you think that Colonel Du
h Pont is a real nice man?
3 8. Are you willing to eliminate
Edward Addicks?
9. Did you read my letters Of hol
and repentance?
T. 10 Didn't I give it to Addicks fl
h the neck?
II. What do you think of my ap
q pointment and Jim Robertson's disap
N pointment?
u. Have you heard anybody sa
that Jim win be taken care Of?
Is. Has J. Frank Alice said anythin
p nice about me lately?
10 IA If so, will you please give plan
"A land specifications Of his remarks
h they are fit to print?
m 10. Don't you think that Mr.. Hot
fecker is a fiat failure as a dispenser {
patronage coming to his district?
16. II so, how fiat?
is II. How does the appointment {
s: William Michael Byrne suit you?
n IS. In your neighborhood do yo
r. find that the ground is slipping fro
" y under the feet of Colonel Henry A. d.
j, Pont?
10. 10. Describe the catastrophe.
20. Do you hear any Of your frienl
speak of Hon. Anthony Higgins?
21. Do they regard his as a relic
ne the past, or as possibility Of the Z
"a lture?
to- % How many votes do you su
id pose the Regular Republicans can Dc
IN, in your district?
ro %. / don't suppose there are al
Democrats or Union Republicans left
your neighborhood since wrote n
NJ, letter-are there?
,d- "a. Have you subscribed for "Jol
irk Martin, Jr."?
ng 25. If not, you ought to do it, for 4
w. a nice book wrote it myself
26. Don't you think that George
Smith has made an ass Of himself, be
formerly and latterly?
IN o. Have you sent a letter of &C
Ar dolence to Mr.. Bach in his sweat-sh
at Havana?
the 2S. If not, don't you think it's yC
to duty to do so?
9ke %. viii you subscribe for a book
Dc mine entitled "The Crime OF 80.
How the Democrats Came TO Carry
~ ~ City of Wilmington?