The sun., 1900-10-02

are Drowning lDT | utClhIhblOn ac ihlGOs |
the election OF There never has
county and district been q time since y
officers but with the cleavage in the !
the ultimate pur- Republican party
pose of preventing that the Republi-
the election OF a cans have not been
Republican to the more than willing
United States SEN to elect Republic
ate.-THE Sun. can to the United
States Senate. -
Evening Journal.
We have often heard il said that liar
should have a good memory. In proof
of what we say in the above extract
from The SUM- we have only to refer to
the resolutions adopted by the "Regu-
lars" of Kent county in nominating their
county ticket. They declared in that
that their purpose was to prevent the |
election of Mr. Adlicks, Il Republican,. |
To the United States Senate. The du |
pont organ seems to have forgotten that |
and it's own assertion of the same object
made many times over. Then forgetting
it's present denial of what we said, de-
livers itself. in the same effusion from
which we clip that denial. the following
confirmation of the exact truth of what
we say:
We have said it before. and we say it
lnow-AIr. Addcks cannot be United
States Senator from Delaware. Repub-
licanS will not assist him in obtaining
II position in this contest in which he can
block the election of two Republicans to
succeed Mr. Gray and Mr.. Kenney. If
he will remove his shackles from the
Legislative tickets down the State and re-
tire from the field the Republicans will
demonstrate to his complete satisfaction
that they not only can but will elect two
United States Senators.
This declared intention to prevent the
election of a Republican to the United
: States Senate comes from Colonel du
Points personal organ, and is doubtless
made with his knowledge and consent,
7 declaration for which he and his col
l. leagues Of the Irregular" Republican
Z State Committee are responsible. 1t is
e reputation of the stated terms upon
u which the Union Republicans agreed to
" endorse the Irregular" Republican cnndi-
ie dates for congress and State auditor, as
!. follows:
~ OUR COMMITTEE BEING
ut DESIROUS OF THE SUCCESS OF
W THE REPUBLICAN PARTY II
I'd THE STATE OF DELAWARE AM
vs THE NATION. AND OF THE RE
- TENTION OF THE CONTROL OF
'e BOTH HOUSES OF CONGRESS ~
er THE REPUBLICAN PARTY, AM
Il. I1sI,IST tSSIrnJHn grTT AU' O\I y
~ BY HAVING ONE SET or CANDI
- DATES FOR STATE. COUNTY
w HUNDRED AND DISTRICT OFF
'e- CES TO BE VOTED FOR BY TIL
1t REPUBLICANS OF THE STATE /,
THEIR RESPECTIVE DISTRICTi
a., SUCCESS CAN BE ACIHENEl
'A HVTE THE DEMOCRATS At TIL
.tS pprONCHING GENERAL. FLFC
~ TON. IINS NONTIEATn J" TIEIS
~ rR RNTI. AS THE CANnIpATl
M OF THE UNION REPTRLICA'
"a nARTN OF DELAWARE FOR REI
nl' m RESENTATINE IN TUE FIT"TN
M M SEVENTH CONGRESS- OF TIL
ile UNITED STATES.
ble Du Points organ says that he and h
tof colleagues do not accept these cond
~ tions That they will not vote with II
AlI- I mon lNt'IHIhlttnS lOE the Ifltllllll
tie the control of both houses Of congrc
ms by the Republican party. That tn,
- will not advocate the retirement Of Il
md Regular" Republican Legislative tickc
vas in Kent and Sussex counties. but i
EN- tend with their help to defeat the Uni,
Republican Legislative tickets in ord
L'"- to prevent the election of Mr.. Addicks
~ the senate. What does that mean? II
: "Rrgular" Republican legislative tickle
'"' cannot he elected in either Kent or ST
ling snv .orn+;o. ,nd Co,onol ~ pon+ .
'''' his friends know it, If they do not til
''i are the vcrriest fools in politics. VIII
"''' then? The tickets they have made til,
"'' are intended to help the Democrats
u elect members of the Legislature in ort
w that they may vote for Democratic q;
" didAtes for the senate and if posSi
fSN' elect two Democratic United States $,
hue' ntors. or barring the election of two
w elect one Democratic Senator and 1
'h' Regular" Republican United Sta
Senator. and presumably 10 elect
rue du Pont aS the Regular Republican
AiliE We want the Republicans of Dclaw,
'n' 10 understand the situation. The ''R
mas ular" Republicans do not accept
o"i' agreement entered into for the max
~ of one Republican State ticket, they
not intend that there shall be unity
the polls; they do not intend that ID,
ware shall send two Republicans to
ition United States Senate in order to Il
hut the Republican party retain control
NUN both houses of congress. They are
,ahiv pardiSing the election of Dr. Ball to
esut House of Representatives from
entS. State by repudiatinG the conditions
','l"i der which he was made the sole llppu
can candidate for that office and by
ng. claring themselves opposed to the .
pro- tion of IA full Republican congresSc
G of delegation from this Statc-th"y can