Evening journal., 1899-11-28
SAYS THE MIDDLETOWN TRANS
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While matters are becoming more
hopeful in the lower part OF the state
Republicans OF Wilmington should be-
stir themselves to meet vigorously the
hired assassins OF the party here and
every conscientious editor should COM
bat falsehood earnestly especially with
in the party.
SAYS THE DELAWAREAN
A united. we'll officered Democratic
party in Delaware will place this state
once more solidly on a Democratic foot
ing. A disorganized party cannot do
it.i Clean, broad-minded, experienced
men for candidates; strong. able, level
headed men for leaders; a platform,
that will draw to 1t every Democrat
who loves his state and his party. This
means organization; this means unity;
this means victory. This, and this
alone.
SAYS THE DELAWARE PLAIN
DEALER.
Organize as Democrats, draw closely
party lines, cease this hobnobbing with
aud intermixing in Republican squab-
bles. The Democratic party has a
work OF its own TO perform, within its
own ranks a purely Democratic party
work This always did mean victory,
and IL will win again. There's danger
in trifling and coquefing With theSene
my. We have cOntended that
senator Kenney would have a Demo-
cratic colleague in the United States
before Christmas, and we are firmly of
the opinion that this prediction will be
verified.
SAYS THE DELAWARE PILOT.
lt IS universally agreed that a hai-
mOnious union of the Republicans OF
the state would result i'm the utter de.
feat Of the Democrats next year and the
complete redemption of the state from
the corrupt rule of a party grown old
in corruption.-Se Sentinel. The above
extract shows degeneracy and GALL
what redemption IL would bel a
party the Union Republican. young in
years but hoary in crime. claiming to
redeem tho state from corrupt rule!
Tho party whose first move was to cor
rupt the voters and whose leaders have
wilfully disregarded the provisions Of
the Constitution. only escaping the
penalties by tcchnicalities. smd still TO
he prosecuted, presumng TO redeem
anything.
SAYS THE DELAWARE LEDGER
lt Is but natural that the Democratic
party Is interested in the factional fight
iu lhe Republican fold in this state.
The chances for victory of tho united
party is much greater than a divided
party. Tho Republicans of Delaware
arc represented by two factions. These
Two parties, or factions, are working
hard TO gain control over the other and
at the same time 10 defeat the Demo-
cratic party. The cool-headed leaders
see nothing but defeat as 10 is now.
Harmony in all styles has been tried
but there is no such thing known be-
tween the factions. The fault of the
split seems to rest entirely with Mr.
Addicks. This man has made a grear
fight, and like other men he Is ambi-
tlous, and naturally he desires to be-
come prominent in this state How far
he has succeeded you all know. Il is
not necessary to rehash the story IL i.
we'll known. The whole affair is known
TO the smallest detail
There is NO doubting IL. Mr.. Addiclx,
has some excellent gentlemen as fol
lowers, and the question OF harmony il
only a wall among the two factions.
SAYS THE DELAWARE DEMOCRAT
II one would take the trouble to rea,
the editorials of the Regular and tn
Union Republicans he would fail TO SCI
how the differences between them coult
be creator than they are. Their utter
ances show much more hatred of eacl
other than of the Democrats. and /
they are honest. il cannot well be seel
how they can ever again come together
All the Democrats have done or cai
do, Is TO point out to the people tn
savage manner in which they berat
each other and to argue from this tina
harmony among them can never exis
Either faction would distrust any state
ment that q Democrat would make COZ
cerning their party troubles and woul
resent any interference in them by q
outsider
There is no need for any Democrat
paper or individual 90 advise thel
what 70 do. or to advert TO the matt,
at all. except as a part OF the politics
news Of the day. SO patent is the d
vision that none can help seeing
least OF all those who belong to the IA
tions and are most interested. What
SO plain 10 all must receive comme
from All, and they cannot expect IN
case 70 prove the exception.
SAYS THE STATE SENTINEL.
The Union Republican party. as
name imports. is IN favor nj the uni
and a union. that Is. of all men W
believe in good government for I
state and the counties. and in those Il
perishable principles which brought {
party into life and activity. Il belieN
p giving and securing to every in
vidual the largest liberty in the ad,
ton OF a political creed or in the cho
Of men who shall best administer
government for the good OF the who
Aud while this IS true. it reserves
iia own adherents the absolute right
cnoice as 10 leaders and candidai
Upon this right Il will insist. and
question OF surrender or modificat
VIII be entertained. With these d
saraticna openly declared and rlgL