The sun., 1900-11-05
sAULSBURY's VAIL.

Gratis Ill TINS state nave Sloou loEctHcr |
MS one man protecting their interests |
and the interests Of their fellow citizens
throughout the country by sending TO
represent them in the National Congress |
men for whom the pcpolc of the whole |
country had respect. They have main
tanned good government III this little |
State and they come before you not |
promising you any better government |
than they have given you but promising |
you Just ms good. just dishonest and just |
rs economical il government ~ you have |
had far generation.
My friends yuu and | belong il This |
Statr. You aid | were born III This |
Statr cur fathers were born hcrr he
FORE rs, ana maybe an .raudtuthcrS. |
hnn NJ amy rate. wu fT - he lomsl |
rcspnctabl" citizens, W. try To do or
lduty as men u cu.h oihgr. ANA wc tty |
to hoid up tho hutor and welfare ui our |
State. * you loyc that state, ind as
You io,n ypur homes. uud II. You lpve |
the Future that is tu bo for this great
country. If il is not destroyed, | con
jurc, by cvcryl ing that You hold Your
self ready to fall i'll line NOW to work !
as YOU newer did before. Democrats
cannot get corruption funds. They do
not have trusts to levy upon, hut they
rely upon the manhood Of the people;
they rely upon drcency and the honesty
and the integrity Of the people Of the
State Of Delaware TO protect her, to
protect her honor and protect her good
name in this her greatest hour of danger.
Thus spoke Mr.. Willard salisbury,
leader and law givcr of the Delaware
Democracy. 1T Fclton. on the eve Of the
election and in view of anticipated de-
feat--a whine of disappointment and
cry Of pain.
1t will be remembered that this same
Mr.. salisbury has been part and
parcel Of the Democratic leadership in
this State for several years, That he
was fully committed to the corrupt and
dishonest practices of that party when ii
was robbng citizens of their votes. and
the counties of their revenues under the
infamous delinquent fax law, law, by
the way. Of distinctly Salisbury parent
agr; and it will also bc remembered this
ennlr Salisbury was chairman IF tlr
County Democratic Committee of 1895,
whose campaign 81 tllat yrar eliminated
III tho attempt Ill wlolcenl" political
th"ft ~ q riot N ihe -",~in Al lhc
hoar "A cauyas~ aml, aftrNarl n th
relyi-iot VI h'teon Democratic gluatta
oille@@ fQr i3l>ityiAg dr. clecion ro-
,uA~, in tImt -ani4 campaign thr
3ao. "A i5lai ua8g auet 4
Y gl9n a bpry 4o
j,s NJ n ultc. 0y u nos
a lHa- aonr "
d #dr a ja dol SEls
H GuHa.a al - al
aiud n ragua- or tat p1up
r"i caopaien alaG oy.tIrew tju
eat, a l.ai rwtS, aAd committed pu
u Tie RaSl da-tady political ouraEc
III tiin history ei .ENrriral Imlitics. .A
outrage II lilll cnornity was committee
IN Sussex county under tie sain2 gen
cl9l management. These outrngrs wcr
the elimination of ii long process d
political evolution in which the Dem,
cratic party had perverted every organi
and statute law Of the State to Civ
legal sanction 10 its system aef poltici
theft by which the State was being hcl
in itS control. Thousands of citizrl
were continuously DISTINGUISHED bccau,
the they were Republicans; thousands
cry Other citizens were illegally rnfrnnchis,
Re hv the gilt of tax r,rcjais ~, whi,
no r,ttlr rcachcd thr csu:ty 'ni sur
the bccausn they wcrp h.mp"rats ana tr
trr- Of thousands Of ,.oinrs were ;hla iich
ap- from the people Of this State as ii e,
the ruption FUND 10 bribc voters and Z,
less tinuc eom7lpt political party in powi
ian IN %ayiH& th-c things wr SIN wl
'"li- every body llows - hr M and Viii
m" every buai WHO rsnds TIT aH] who ira
lbii- Mr.. Saul@hGty's sprecA III laow. Il
fsfr prayo- c2eN hin@ h" say+ nhap, q
helH and c"ouomiral eofmm,u uai
lif" NE Dcmurratir l@rtgq rIrlt III
.ss newer giYe th- Slatc good !
nrI% economical government, mnG thai Ia
am was never without Il, roru6ion II
lsrlf until Tic haud, VI ii. rrprt,,ua,l
*ihlr were forced out ~ thr lubiic trcaslfi
NJ thc repeal Of tbs pemorraiiclawt
lope, was designed for and lngaiizcd theft
cnty public monies.
the Mr.. Salisbury knows that what We
here lcge here is specifically true lie can
Tells truthfully deny il; nor can he truthf
ctive deny that the methods Of the Dcmocr
f the party in Delaware were known to
le be acknowledged to he corrupt and
t the ruptive of decent and honest gov
war ment, even by Democrats here and
Ill he where. And yet Mr. salisbury tells
men, people of Kent county, and from tn,
race, the people of New Castle and Sus
tudc. that his party has always given
as it State "good and economical gov