Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1900-02-05

victcry in tho ctato. Even though tho
livery Evening acquire chronic case
thereby Of. Political EPILEPSY.
IsATs THE NEWS AID. Aver.
User,
The Sentinel ia a fabrication last
week regarding the harmony plan pro-
posed by one Frank Alice. takes a
rather peculiar attitude tmay we call
Houndcrlng and attitudeO. IL begins
BY calling regular republicans bolt
crs," and then proceeds TO heap slau-
der and abuses on the heads Of the
aforesaid bolters Meanwhile the
proposition has not boon answered, but
in ,imations have been given that a re-
ply will be forthcoming IN a few days.
Why doesn't this harmony paper hold
its tongue awhile, and await the deci-
sion? II Is as gentle and consistent as
the old negress who, being converted
at a revival, went home and made this
announcement to her children: Chill
iuns, Is been converted. l has, an ia
gwlne to give you jes ten minutes TO
git religion an ef ye don't do II In mat
time III whale your dam black hides
on heah mel"
The Sentinel wants to harmonic
with cleayer or a shotgun; II desires
that form Of harmony which the sultan
secures In Armenia. But this Is not
Turkey. and we acknowledge no sultan;
II We did he would have his harem
alled with old wives and grandmothers
such as edit the Addicks newspapers.
Let's tell the truth for the Sentinel and
foI, all those leeches who are bleeding
Addicks they don't want him elected,
for in that event their several allow
ances might be discontinued.
SAYS THE SUSSEX REPUBLICAN.
The editors Of the Addicks papers
are comforting themselves with the
idea that the republican papers are
misrepresenting the facts as far as the
feeling Of the people of this county are
concerned.
they may be correct In their sur
mise that the republicans generally
want to get together. but Inquiry will
also reveal the, fact that many OF these
get-together republicans Of the union
stripe are thoroughly disguised with
Addicks and his immediate leaders and
are tired OF being bossed fer the benefit
OF Addicks. AS a matter Of fact, they
are beginning TO see Addicks in his
true light and TO understand his mo-
tives.
They want the party together, but
are not disposed to permit Addicks to
say Just how the party is 10 get to-
gether, because in slang language they
are en- TO his tricks and understand
that Addicks must have Il Just his way
or he proposes 10 carry out the threat
he has been holding over the republi-
can party since 1895, that he would
be- senator or bury the republican party
ten thousand fathoms deep" They
don't like this Kind OF talk They don't
think II has the ring OF true republi-
canism.
These Addicksites are opposed tC
Mckinley and are foolish enough e
say so. Some good republicans In The
county who have been voting the union
Republican ticket. but who are proud OF
Mckinley and his record. are not goint
TO fall In behind Addioks and his lead
ers, when they know they are opposed
TO Mckinley. There Is q change in this
county IL men are TO he beloved. II !.
not confined to individuals, but ex
tends to families. and when the Votci
are counted the Addicks editors viii
find we are right and not mlsrepre
lsenting the situation.
SAYS THE DELAWARE DEMOCRAT
The harmony between the unions
and the regulars that was to follow th'
assent OF the latter to the compromise
oRered by the former, does not seen
likely 10 materialize because the com
promise Itself will not DO accepted. Ih'
reason. assigned for this action on tn
part OF the regulars Is that under IN
rules OF the party such "a proposition
cannot be carried into effect until
adopted by a convention OF the party
AS the election OF delegates must pre-
cede a convention no provision for
different number than the rules OF tn
party. now allow can be made befor
the delegates are chosen and the con
vention held.
This seems like a good reason for re
fusing the proposition, without goin
to the full extent OF saying they vii
not agree to II because they will no
consent TO give the unions entire con
troll Of the party and thus enable AID
dicks to gain the seat he covets in IN
event OF republican success next Fal
e
The regulars have tower {
! strength with the people in the supper
OF the Mckinley administration. b
cause OF this they are recognize
! Throughout the country as the party {
4 the state, while the unions have n
: standing. The latter are all the tin
. endeavoring to change this conditio
, at Washington. but Colonel DuPoI
j and the rest OF them have the ears (
the high officials OF the republican o
n ganization there and they are, Their
FORE left QUE In the cold. Natural
this encourages the regulars 10 star
II lon from the other faction and not
"A consent TO such union as would eau