The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-06-22
POLITICS OF
ALL KINDS.


Poli,cul propagandist and Popular Phil |
anthropist." No antagonist can grip his
drought through that collar and make
him eat what he has once belched forth. |
But he has broken his teeth on the Con-
rad non-factional Republican politics He
tried to get his wcakmnded readers
among those he calls Regulars" to
scratch City Solicitor Conrad ut the city
election with the result of helping, him to
a. n,auy votes us there are registered Re
jpuhlieans probably. At least Mr.. Conrad
got only about three per cent. less thhn
the combined vote of two of the most
popular candidates that ever run Tor
mayor, viz: George w. Bush and WI
liam II. Clerk. who undoubtedly got some
of the Every Evenings style of Demo
cratic votes
And now the Every Evening has be-
gun the political good fortune of Medtord
H. Cahoon. attorney at law and assistant
city solicitor. for second term and with
out apologies to the Every Evening. who
says these two distinguished lawyers, are
Union Republicans and all l'ni"n he-
publicans are "Addicksites' (which is the
truth poisoned and falsiiird nincty-nlne
per cent by the bulldogs" rotten toolh'
and therefore Conrad and tahoon ought
to he politically retired by the mighty
influence" of Every Evenings humorous,
editorial scepter.
As the editor of the Every Evening ap-
pears to be actuated by sincere desire
to kill Off all Republicans who are :"
broad minded. impartial and polite as 10
unite all Republicans of the Grand GA
All-conquerins Party" and keep the Dem
Ocrats harmlcssy out of power. VIII us
editor please appear to the public as II
fair debater by printing in its columns
the following points:
l. Mr.. Conrad. for II long time before
he became City Solicitor, associated Mcd-
ford ii. Cahoon. a thoroughly equipped,
reliable and efficient lawyer, with INN III
the legal practice of his Office al No. 1oO1a
Market street. They worked ably to-
gethcr with efficiency and success. the
senior counsellor came to thoroughly
know his Junior.
2. Henry G. Conrad was unanimously
nominated and elected Ia the office of
City Solicitor for his first term tower two
years ago. by all Republicans regardless
of fractional views.
3. His own public duty. responsibility
and success, as much AS the welfare %
the people being involved he selected the
best man he could us his assistant. viz:
Mr. Cahu0n. and he knew HE interests OF
the people and the integrity of his ollcc
would be safe.
4. He experienced the truth Of this for
two years.
s. A second term Mr.. Conrad was cleo
ted City Solicitor. polling us many votes
probably as there are registered Rcpnh-
licans in the city. 1t was practically and
Substantially Il signal and important Re
publican victory over the Democratic
party giving them the greatest incrnliv"
to hereafter harmonizr 1t showed what
united Republicans can do.
6. With threats Democratic and hu-
morous of loss of votes before election
and after election of loss of polli, al pres
tigr, he swrrved not from. hut sill main
tamging an administration of the m'lnici-
pal law which everybody had pronounced
an.c and satisfactory on II two years
trial He hadn't the Wilmington people $
time and strength To risk and throw away
in educating II new assistant to do the
work as well us the man h" had trained
over four wears to practice law with him
Success to the politician whom an en-
Nt'tltl lbNf' VI N'itS WIZ NV 7N''' '''''
the path of public duty.
Success to all non-factional Republic
politicians that the Every Evening
particularly doesn't like.
Success to all Republican officials whc
80 truly and happily cNcmplify Every
Evenings cardinal principal that proven
efficiency in office should he the chief con
sidrration in selecting men for the publ,
service.
So there you have him. "Yr Editcnr".
Bulldog stccl-spikrd collar. brass locked
''lIreuSrd j. B. with one eye shut, ih'
other Squntng through n blue biur'
t'Adiirks' monocle and growing Will
AddirkSphohia through broken teeth ant
Il rotten 'noth at the City Solicitor 70
appointing the best qualified assistant III
rau get in the discharge of publ" "iiiciH
duty. Which is the greater and nobl"F
the man or the doc:
BRANDYWINE KINDEKGARrEN.
The closing exercises of the East Bran
DIVINE Kindergarten were held la
NIGHT The exercises consisted of music
ninpiny, rcrlatiuns. displays of Sanpl"
of work done by the children and n Wis
to the garden. which was planted and ia
ty-nnc children hay" been cared for hdI
Ing the nine months work.
The children. neatly attrcd. sat in
rirrlr awaiting the arrival of the visitor
.,%h, came betwern and s o'clork. \ VII
lin solo ly Miss Margaret Pyle opened III
exercises, nrtav which rUrlaiions w"r
given by Misses Margaret Painter an
Rer,hn Pyle. Al the end IF each s"l"r'io
: Il. IN. il, I'll, |
upplnnding.
A special feature Of iii" lrogramm" Va
thr singing Of Break the News TO Mol
pr and lhr CLOUD Song, by four M
girls. Ii was pcasin-ly done. Next
order w&s the grand march led ny WI:
Kate Anderson, the kindergart"ner
charge Armed with flags. hoes. lnNt
and shovris. and singing patriot" song
they marched around the room and N
Jslrd nv leading the way to the @ard"1
:rhrr they delightfully."- pointed out IL
feature. Of interest I" their parents.
RUBY MATCH COMPANY.
The Ruby Match Company. OF Wh''
William T. Clerk is president is mani
fur,uriug mnt At Camden. Herb"
~. Ward is co,psr! for the rompnl
which viii soon apply N Dover 'or
charter. II will he capitalized at $6.ool
900. The ltuby Match Company Is 4
.uly in,.ruendcni match company in 4
United States. All other hay" zone III
1hr trust which recently purchased +
Edwin could match interests.
Rrrur, the election Mr. Conrad r"frs
t. pruuri>" thHt he would turn down y
Cnhoun. That was what the growI "