The sun., 1900-10-30
NOW EoR nlsL.AMARE.

Mihiita week u Tie Preserntial elcc-
tion i'll the reports Indicate i great Re
publican victory. With ill Tie lines u
communication open u them, and with
all the help which judgement and skill
can command ANA use. tho Chairman and
| Niec Chairman Of the Republican Nh
tionnl Committee have given ont. rs the
result Of their Investigations i'll all the
States, the statement that Bryan will
be the worst defeated Presidential candi-
date since 1872, when Horace Greedy was
defeated by General Grant, Vice Chair
man Payne, is reported from Chicago as
saying:
The critters eyes are sot The cam
lpaign is ended The Bryanites are rout-
%. All we have to do is to hold the
llnrs steady and get ont the yoto. ,ic
kinley will be reelected by n greater
electoral majority than he had in 1896
and it will be greater than that given to
amy President since Grant, III 1872 He
will sweep the North ard Middle West
and get every electoral vote east Of the
Missouri River AMI north Of Tennessee
and the Potomac River, lie will also
gct the electoral vote Of Nebraska, Kan-
sas NeaI and South Dakota, Wyoming
land ill tlse l'arifir Cna,l STATES. lIc has
an even chaut,t e @"cnt, the votvs u.
!, l'tah, Idaho. aud Ncvala. mud i chance
ta gtt Mont,iiiu. Colorado dNl 2ii,sufni.
Marglaal and Wesl Nhsfst,a aie a- ca5
Gil4% GepiiiieA a- as oaia ala ili#
Hi~ aai keatls5 MILL siEc NGNhle&
tiem -5e9 Ia 3l.aii lEaiarii} Ihe oaiy
Eqaetli@ i Ma tll5f tia llefl eEfts MtE
tale a u tl.t tfsll al ot kejr
a5 atf6. Mili eat
ft5 #fto# as /. aaa
atts ~ ,ll sleI$iiiltt
Y" aa5ab ih9s peIawala
al,lian- van i..i ytels5 Il
s'a 1aso H tH5n yale III iiE
fa9.@ G.asailld e@n1aieN ~ lSa2
ea3t t!e vAa. ear04 clswn43
maed in he -iltue4 l 4 iaMa
,ratic Iand -lida. Ii that election IL,
i3eniorltie majority WA rnt down I,
ahoGt 300 TWO wears latter that rrcor,
was beaten and Republican governor
congressman anl STATE assembly wrr
elected; again III 1896 bill for the lamrm
table and incNcusablc bolt from the Re
publican party organization. and tn
making of an insurgcnt ticket With tn
avowei purpose Of preventing the elec
tion Of Il Republican State Government
the Republicans would have wof hy
handsome majority In 1898 they wo
i. again.
ii The reasons for another victory Al
IL now - great as anN other time in III
ii history ii The Stntc, aud every Rrpubl
Il can ol&ht u get intu line ANA worl; /
4 win die greatest Republican victory
n ihe States history. The l,a,lrrS d Il
]" RePHbiein party ii tin nation lrr III
II iicin- ultal Rpuhi an land li,ll II
sa II q ratrl all tHa northern, castall III
HI w5siefal .tlt- will n. ana from 4!
ii hi+hes ltaE> u itamlilWn attaAMus
Ut a. t#~,4ilci .tsitict.t Mckinley aHti \ I
81. pa3lilau e.H-fasr Delaware i with
4. thp tanias cllilpd Or lirNiHLy ~
III siaaa lAn foft4 y. lIte i3"aaaati ~
ia sasc IA isaa ail.l. Mon,ertal$i i
Is hia her Iil.6 h tAe RWibIirnn iinr
no tlner successive S5,tc victories, md
N I'LL reason Ought d bn ii thr VAN 81 il
iii eieat. Acw Republican movement III
ut has sri iii. AMI i doubtless 10 cuutin
Hi far many years. Delaware has been
MI part If HE beginning of I'll" movemrl
cy ana for her own sake, ought 10 remain
ill part of it. At least We cannot see Ii,
ill amy Republican can decide different
ey The opportunity for Il victory in cvt
Re- department. Of the State government
in at hand. 1t has been waited for
lts forty yearS-it has been struggled for
,us forty yrarS-and now n few of the VI
lpd men who have waited and struggled
nil. what they can now have for the takil
Of are sulking in their tents and thrratcni
M to defeat the local Republican tick