The sun., 1900-11-17
Saturday, November H. 1900
rLocKING TOGETHER.

the Legislature should he placed at
the disposal Of the Regular Republicans,
to clcct any two good Republicans whom
they may sclcct-ilyery Evening.
We say that there are enough Rcpubli-
can members OF the Legislature to pro
wont ,l.a election of Addicks. We Leave
it for the Morning News, ~ the advo-
cate Of Addcks, to say whether there
are cupBEit Addiclsites n III l4ccisla-
turc 10 prevent the election II two Re-
publican, Evening Journal
There will be il suGicicui number ol
Regular Republicans and Democrats to
defeat these two aspirantS for Senatorial
honors. especially Mr.. Addicks, lie is
che man whom Democrats and lcguar
Republicans hayo been fighting since his
advent into Delaware politics. Dover
lndcN
Mouths AGO wr predicted The Union Of
the dr pontites ana the Democrats upon
the Senatorial question il the result Of
tie election made success possible from
such ulion We give, above, some
suggestive Indications of the desire OF
these mutual opponents of Republican
rule in Delaware for just such Il union
to defeat the election OF two Rcpubli-
can United States Senators.
Analiying these expressions of Demo
cratic opinion--thcy are all Democratic
as they come in order, we have the
Every Evening, a notorious disscmblerin
everything political, saying that the cleo
tion Of a Democrat to the United States
Seaste il not possible. and counselling
Democrats to vote bolidly for the can
ddates chosen by the "Rcgulars
one' do pont for one. The Regulars"
with whom the Every Evening con
sorts could name no one else. We re-
member, and doubtless good many
other people will remember it also, that
in tn, session of the General Assembly
of 1922, several Democrats, tired of the
senscieb, political wranglc which the
"RegiIlers," then in the minority in that
body, were keeping mp. decided that the
right 10 eject the United States Senator
they were then ballotng for belonged 90
the Union Republican majority OF the
titN ihhibItNg tlith III iile 4AsStlll-
big and voted for Mr.. j. Edward Adj
dicks .lyery Evening. with every other
Democratic paper, including tho Evening
Journal. howlcd likr maniac over the
apostaeY aud treason, - il called IT, of
Iarow. King and Clark Nav ths
Same Eyery Evening advoctes whole
sale desrrlion Of what il then called
party 'oyally aud honor ~ thc whoc
DemDCraiic delegation ia the State As
scnhlY
II 1. said lyrrything cnmas to him
who waits Messrs. Farlow, King and
Clark i,avc waited, and are now yindi
catal by Every Lycnny despite its
former Yindictiyc criticism and abuse.
In the next one Of thrs, Democratic
opinions. we have Colonel H. A. du
Pont his proxy advising the Republi-
cans tsst means the Regulars lin the
General Assembly who were nominated
and elected as representatives of all the
Republicans of New Castle county, to
vioistc ttr pledges they gave and the
o1Usati NJ, they entered into in ac-
didatcs Al common primary election.
AMI defeat the election Of any Senatorial
candidate not nominated at his, du
Points. d.ctatinn. In this same du Pont
'Reguiar." are expected to join the
Democrsts in order 10 crafty Colonel
du P0nt',; desire to defeat the election
Of Mr.. Addiciss aS one or the Republican
United States Senators to be elected AT
this acS,i1 1H of the legislature. Gu Pont
and his organ are not only Yindcatinl
the Democrats, they formerly abused, but
are Inviting the Democratic members oi
this Assembly u follow their cxampl,
for iIe. benefit. That This Evening
Jouruai represents and speaks for Col
optl du POM cannot II, doubted. II
present, him in The unouyillde li-l oi
political turncoat, = traitor t. th,
President of Tie Uniirl States wht
h5nor.t and trusted him, aud rs al
apoHate from the principles and party
which he ay0ws il absurd tu brlicy,
that the Republicans who were sen
70 the General Asscnoly BY the Join
vote 81 81 the Republicans of His coun
H. whe are party and not factiona
representatives.. can be induced to follow
suci, iead Il. the Evening journal dis
covers.
The Index agrees with its Anti-Ad
dirIiaitc colleagues. except that il gives
the game away. II is willing the Demo
Gratis should help the Regulars" defeat
two rnpuhiran candidates FOR Senator
iai hjnnr., ''rs1rriaiiy MIR Addicks.
s1bis /, laying vote for dn Pont, as i
Repupsicsn. and Democrat in order