The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-04-12
AND STILL
THEY CONDEMN.
This Time Sussex County
Democrats Discuss the
Action of Farl0W,
King and Clark.

Tho Sussex County Democratic COM
mittec AT Georgetown yesterday by reso-
luton condemned "Me.srs. Farlow, King
and Clark for voting fer j Edward Adj
dicks for United States Senator at the
recent session of he Leg islature. Nume:-
Gus condemuatOry speeches were made by
the democrats, and one became so cnrag-
Cd that no declared there would DO little
regret # tho three 'apostates' would take
themselves ont Of the world by the uicide
inethud Bu6 the denounced Demo Gratis
wcro not without friend. h. W. Riggin
u son OF former speaker of The House.
Emory B. Rigg!n upheld tho men, and
was himself Threatened with ostrac.sin.
Tho NEE ing did not read OUT the trait
Ors becau Q it WIS stated that they "had
read themselves out OF the party by their
ACTORS at Dover on Marcn 49, but the
GOOcensus of opinion was that they should
! be read out by resolutions also
The objection Of Mr.. RI gsin was based on
the opinion he held that to expel FIrlow,
King and Clark would BIZ detrimental to
the future welfare of the party. When
the motion to adopt the resolutions AS pre-
sentoi was put every body voIau favorably.
Tho resolutions adupted by the meeting
We're Us follows:
The democratic party of Sussex county
through its representative body the county
central committee in conjunction with
memle rs OF the party representing the var
ious districts of the county being assem-
bled deem this lnost fitting time to meet
Tor consultation as to the paris that beset
on Il surround the well being-yea, the
very life Of the honored organ izatlon.
'Ibe Democracy OF Sussex feel most
keenly tho tarnlsh upon the good nnme Of
the state and especially our own county
which has resulted from vie political
me hods.
ESPECIALLY sh ouid the manhood of the
young mon of GU beloved state be guard
cd and protected against the wIe5 Of tho
1empter who comes with filthy brides and
never with Tho things that contribute to
the development of true citizen:hlp.
"All interests, religious, social and pO-
lltcal are seriously menactd. Public gen-
timont Is fast attesting tbi. condition and
the great question is--w hat is the remedy?
'Ali good citizens, without reglr.! to
party, unto in the position that Il healthy,
strong and unswe wing pubic opinion he
created against the receiver and 'he giver
OF biibss--treating the actors as common
enemies of society.
"kli+ha II. H. Furlow and William II.
King, having loft tie Democratic party If
phelr o"n free will, and in view Of he sus-
picous circumstances with which they
have surrounded themselves, aad their
self.contessed guilt in public letters, they
mer party associates AMI by their own acts
on March IL last, have proven their I'M
Worhlness OF fnriher recognition
'Ihat We ccmmcnd most heartily the
course pursued by those democrats " no
stood faithfully by tho ps.ti orm and party
principles upon which they We're elected,
and also the other members Of ihe Legis-
laturc who upheld The ntegri y and fair
nave of the = ate, in refusing to give their
HnDrDrt 70 nDlit al "a W q N gnnl:
J by methods the most corrupt and uemoral-
iz!ng to obtain the honorable office Df
3 United states Senator from this state
That II there are in our ranks those
who would condouo the tri.itoruu, action
of March 10, we consider that they are
! mnniicstinga spirit HAT is dangerous To
party loyalty and one that calls for most
earnest dsapprOval.
''All histo. proves that the greatest aud
most dangerous foes to any Institution or
Organization, arc those who insiui0usly
seek It's disruption from wi hin.
That the Democratic party in the past
has 5trivcn to uphold the honor integrity
and good name of tho cUlnmonwea tn and
rxhort all conservative and honJt-loving
CITIZENS OF the county, regardless OF for
mer affiliations, to unite in a mighty eff
fort to redeem tho State from the dol lor-
able condition INFO which 1t has been
plunged. Frank NJ. Jones.
j. A, Ellsgoud,
Las. George A, Bayon,
f. "WoOdburn Martin,
"R G. White"
Among the Democrats ho took part liz
the discussion Were:
Attorney General Robert G. White, DR.. d.
l.. Mustard of Lewes, Charles T. Purne!l,
OF Georgetown; senator Maui Of J4eweS;
Representative Thomas II. Cottinghnm Of
NSeaford; Insurance. Commissioner Fowler
ex-ConGressman John ". Causey OF Mil
ford; Joshua A. Elegood DR.. Ellegood,
tThos, johnson of Indian River; John Hol-
land of Iewes;ex State Treasurer Thomas
Giles, William Swavno, John Ponder,
fsenator Moore, Roman Tamn.any, A. f.
Polk, Matt Ford Short, Frank NJ. Jones,
lWoodburn Martin Fl. c. Pennington of
Seaiord L. I. Heurn, Robert II. Burton.
John II. layton, H. w. RigSin, Edward
). Hi chens, James 5. Smith Isaac j.
Wooden, Robert Bonnet William 4.
hudson, q. y. Bryan and solomon rnruh.