Evening journal., 1899-08-08
THE PENINSULA PRESS.

Well-known as a native in Milton,
and brought up In your midst, nay sue
cess in the arduous work | have under
taken for YOU may be assumed as your
desire toward me; while conversely,
failure would be a source OF regret to
you. do not intend to fail. By your
cordial support, which / shall try to
merit I intend to succeed.-Milton
Times
The building of a suitable place for
the sale OF produce is a step forward
and not backward. Let the croakers
croak If they will but their discordant
noise should have no effect upon the
efforts Of those who have the welfare
Of this city at heart.-New Castle
News.
Addicks has tried in vain to pull
wool over the eyes of the people Of
Delaware. His purchase Of land in
the West, more than the size of this
state, where he will raise sheep, will,
he supposes, enable him to obtain a
larger supply Of the wool and make his
political scheme here success.-Dela-
ware Democrat.
The Evening Journal is much exer-
cised over the refusal of Governor
Tunnel to appoint senator from
Delaware, and informs the public
through its columns that he will not
appoint because he Is controlled by
men who are IN favor Of holding the
Office open. Children are frequently in
duced to do things by telling them they
shall not but we do not think these
tactics viii work with Governor Tun-
nell Since the civil war the Senate
has refused, where the Legislature
failed to elect, to qualify as a member,
an appointee Of the governor.-Dela-
ware Pilot
We congratulate the Democratic
party of Maryland in nominating for
governor Hon. John Walter Smith, OF
Worcester county He has served his
party we'll. having for years been a
state senator and now q congressman.
His record Is clean, not a word can
be said against him. He Is an able
man and the strongest candidate that
could have been nominated and whose
election is q foregone conclusion. We
predict that he will carry the state by
the largest majority that has been
given any candidate in recent years
Seaford News.
A progressive Wilmington merchant
informs us that the business men in
that city are pestered daily by some
one after program advertisements. Mer-
chants as a rule do not care to adver-
tlse in programs or other like schemes
but prefer the legitimate way-the
newspapers. Charity to church fairs is
all right, but draw the line pretty
closely after that in placing advertise
ments In programs Ledger
In speaking Of a strike, where tn,
employers lost considerable money
but persisted In their refusal to recOg
nize a labor union, someone remarked
that while they didn't recognize
the union, they would prob
ably know it when they saw II again
Similarly Mckinley has refused to rec
ognize the Filipino government, but h,
viii no doubt know il when he sees 4
later-Justice.
The Sentinel extends a cordial greet
. ing and a welcoming hand to the Sun
of Wilmington, which came to US OF
: Monday last under new auspices. w
note with pleasure the name of Georg
W. Roberts at the head of the editoria
column We greet him as a brothe
and believe that under his manage
e ment the Sun will become a power 70
4 good TO the state and 10 the Union Re
publican party.-Dover State Sentinel
In this connection It is timely l.
say to Democrats who cry so loudl
.Adaicksl Boodlell Briberylil" tina
: they have aspirants who are no bette
u than Addicks. Remember FarloV
King. Clark They have one promi
nent aspirant for the United State
Senate, II the press is TO be credited
a. who is In no sense above the Addick
b. type. Republicans argue that the fry
e ing pam is as comfortable as "the fire
N and there is danger oe "the FIRE" See
-Middletown Transcript.
e II we're displaying kindness alon
llfe's journey we're adding to th
number those, II any do. who will TAX
l. an interest in us. AT an times let 4
r. exercise kindness for "there is no ma
whose kindness We may not want,
~ by whose malice we nay not suffer-
ne Sussex Republican.
as The States OF New Jersey and Del,
az ware are still busy incorporate
trusts Within the last six montl
these corporation manufacturers han
ar turned out trusts to such an extel
NJ that there is not enough money in e.
II istence TO buy and pay for them
their face value. This would seem
presage disaster for the coming ne
~ century, and yet everybody IS tal1il
'o- hold OF the trusts.-SusseX Journal.
lal The personal character of this tick,
the enthusiastic manner In which
was made, and the universal endors
bo ment 1t has received. should make
election a certainty. and no matt
TX. where the Republican choice may ia
to- the inevitable result must be Mar
las lands return to the Democratic field.
:, Cecil Democrat.