The sun., 1900-08-09
REGULAR CANDIDATES
DEMAND THAT DU P)NT
ENDORSE TICKET
For the Sake Of the County They
Want Union Republican
State Ticket Ratified.
CHAIRMAN ALLEE'S POWER
1t Was Given Him in Order That the
Most Radical du Pont Men ConId
be Placed in Positions Already
Filled by Regulars If
Latter Don't Suit.

1t would seem that the du Pont party
managers are unable to realize that the
mass Of voters among the Regular Re
publicans are rushing to the support
Of the harmony ticket named ut Dover
on last Monday. The fellows in whose
hands the du Pont party's organization
is placed, are the only members of the
Regular Republican purity who oppose
the success of the harmony ticket. If
the du Pont managers are still III il daze
as !; result Of the outcome of the Union
Republican step toward harmony.
Colonel du Pont and his henchmrn
have taken under adYisement the en-
lolspmpnt of tho ticket named mt Dover.
They were forced to consider such en-
dorsrmcnt By the Regular Republicans
Of New Castle county who want only
one county ticket. Tho Regulars who
want one county ticket are demanding
the endorsement of the Union Republi-
can State ticket with its list of Union
Republicans and Regulars. The Union
Republican leaders in this county say
that il the du Pont convention to be
held in this city on August 21 refuses
to endorse the Dover ticket. n county
ticket will be nominated with straight
Union Republican nominee for every
office. They say that no time will be
lost in placing the county ticket in the
field.
The demand Of the Regular Republi-
can county candidates and other men
Of the rank and file will probably prove
"a nj in hA -,
one ticket. Without the Union Republi-
cans the du pont Republicans can win
absolutely nothing III New Castle county.
vet if the du Pont managers refuse the
harmony State ticket named last Mon
day. the Union Republicans will NOT
place any Regulars on the New Castle
county ticket.
The eyes Of the du Pont Republicans
We're opened yesterday to the real object
Of the resolution passed by Mondays
convention which gives State Chairman
j. Frank -kllee the power to fill vacan-
cics or remove names from the Dover
ticket. The Union Republicans are
willing to vote for the most radical ,lu
Pont Republican If his name appears
on the ticket nominated nj Dover. II
the Regular Republicans row on thmt
tirknt ar" not acceptable to the Regulars
they will lie removed and suhatitutians
made from du Pont men whom the lii
Pont Republicans want.
There is no disposition on our part"
said eX-AIayor Stanshuiy ]. Wiley yes
terGay 10 cram any Regular Republi-
can down the thrant of tile du Pont
men. Such talk II absolute foolishness.
We are rcaa3 and willing to place the
most radical lu pont man on that
ticket IL the place OF those Regulars al
ready namcd, if the present selections
are objectionable.
At Il meeting of the tlu Pont Republi-
can County Committee yesterday after
noon Richard q. Buckingham read a
letter from Chairman Ewart of the
Union Republican County Committee
i'll answer to Il request from the du pont
men for common primary in New Cas-
tie county only. Mr.. Ewart said in his
letter that he could not give any answer
to the request Of the du Pont men until
the Union Republican County Commit
tee should meet and consider the re-
quest.
From the attitude of the Union Re-
publicans throughout the county it is
believed that they will demand the en-
dorsement of the State ticket named
Monday before they go into common
primaries in this county.
DEMOCRATS FOR MCKINLEY.
"The Gold Democrats of Delaware.
and there are lots of them. will support
Mckinley ut the fall election" said Il
well known sound money Democrat to
a sun representative on Tuesday even
ing. We will do exactly the same as
was done in 1896 and that is refuse to
vote for Bryan because he is not a
Democrat, II Bryansis Democrat,
then the Gold Democrats Of Delaware
are through with Democracy.
He said that several hundred Gold
Democrats will vote for Mckinley he
cause there is not a sound money candi-
date III the field. If the du Pont State
Convention on August q endorses the
ticket named last Monday the victory
of the Mckinley presidential electors in
Delaware will be foregone conclusion.
Union Republicans are having ban
ner made with the names of the State
ticket placed on it and will soon swing
it across from their Headquarters at
Fifth and Market streets.
Give Regular an office and he's out
of politics. The district in Pencader
hundred in which Recorder of Deeds
Delaware Clark lives shows 40 Demo-
Gratis registered out of total of A men
qualified last Saturday.
Charged With False Pretense.
Officer Mclaughlin Yesterday arrested