The sun., 1900-11-16

Can anu never " uN IhFIhpilsHhs -
stands for no Republican principle and
serves no Republican end.
Evening Journal.
Without stopping to diSproye what is
too absurd to be seriously regarded, and
SO obviously false that every fool knows
it 10 BE- le We simply inquire who
stands sponsor for it? Of all the moan
and contemplate things II Gods earth
lie which nobody owns !, the meanest,
most contamptabl- anl forlorn
Such thing i the quotation wc have
honored ii Dir selection for trNt. IL
ostensihlr sponsor i / Democrat hircd
to slaudar Rrprbl3it-, aad behind this
Democrat are mou who flt Years have
be,r dividing aia 3at0atit- the Hemlii-
can parry ble.ai th.y conll not c5n-
trpl il far tle eradication "A their pe..
sonal mIai0n- a Waa hava bceil
convicted q that riia IL tla Ai1h caatt
of the pafts claI Had f5t ttc.e revoa-
tionary sletir a3 tha. ciaini tha
Republican tt.e rciaet FlHnl tii-
Democrat i ii- rIttad nU Colonel
II. A. Jill FONT wlo ma- .lng a4o caars 4
with hayHl deserted tar Republican
party ii two national campaigns, aul
Uho has been thc heai and 'front.' "a the
boiling Organization that tons lire1 with
the Democrats II thl outrageous theft
of the state il 1885, I'll which the State
was dissraced, not only III The open ana
fragrant violation 81 the Laws but Iii the
sending of X. X; Krnnpy Il thu United
States Senate. Of all thc political
crimes which Stain the history Of this
State there has bcru none - fragrant,
none 50 disastrous d Republican inter-
esta to general public interests AS the
bolt of 1896. II was ineKcusablr then
and ia now universally condemned hy the
Republicans Of the State aud Nation.
Colonel du Port who il + alleged stands
behind this defamcr ~ MI. Addicks was
the alleged Republican hero an1 benefici-
airy u that crime. IL became sponsor
for il aud the head AMI front of the po-
ltical pfs riizt;ipn that has wilfnlly, md
fof t plrpo.e of defeatius tho WIN Of
~. majority q ths Republican, ef this
Sis kent the Ier d.yidul, al-
lowed !s D,mor eaaitale I'll p3,-
session th Sts a5l asl Delaware
q 10 r-htfa Hua4 M III.
Enilai Stlf .aa, ata laty
ta&u l caald f lIa -
q 'h ifs.tar
q taa
detea Fl H3a5aa
ii ill., JIaial St
tige y liaiaWa ol.. 3aa
thr nov gigaa ih ntIa a# 5@ ae
STRENGTHENING aa of-t la slrfa
appointments nhah a h.r alage.
against thr l,cplfaap F#l ia Till,
State ID every cauiasa s.lrs tAe thief
or the State rs #. aId II i436 Maxim.
the President of til Iuitcd Statcs be
lieye IL Waa usiu- tAe power given hin
for the advancement of tie Republican
cause, he was deliberately building 20
llLlIbt IBGtDluf ADuilpJN1tll Dl lA4ltTit DiuI'
holders f1r the purpose Of defeating th
Republican partY unless he could compe
il 81 accept him as its leader, and cleo
him to the United States Senate Every
body who knows even the a Il 9 0
Delaware politics knows that the SO
called "Regnlar" Republican organiza
"a l. ~ Nnt
Convention, after President Mckinley
and tbe leaders Of the National Republi
can party had abandoned it and give
Their c5iintrnance and support 70 th
Union Republican party, refused ever
reasonable profler of compromise TO
unity and success ia pclaWarr: and
every art Of Misrepresentation desSin
ulation ara slander, attempted t9 pr
long The party division ani the danse
81 defeat, uril they were absolutcl
driven by concession. y Their own 4
maudf, u uuita With chc union Krpnbi
tans II order 70 save the State
Tic History d thc campaign VI ~
sho#s TINT Colonel III Points follo~ii
in tho Republican partJ,aiouc ahd
itself f9r lin, aud / i ALLEGED ~ b
help. attempted f. defeat thr election
Republican legislature IL order
prevent the ctrcti,-a o. two RSpubicr
United States Senators, Colonel I
Pont was, il. tie acknowledged leader
the factions. il Krnt and Sussex con
ties. that attempted openly the on
thing Of the Kind in the State 70 def,
the Republican tickets il tt.'osc counti
The men who did it arr accounted
political friends ard arc credited vi
having done it T.or him.
In the tiSF..r that has Just closed W
lie mcvt laorious victory the Republics
u Deia1Tare ever won, Colonel du Po
and The men who now, in his intcre
are sianderiDS Mr.. Addicks. were I