Evening journal., 1900-10-01

Defeat is never pleasant, but at time
II is hard. However one is never JUS
titled in knitting his ticket If yol
wont support your successful rival
how could you have expected his sup
port mad you won? Now friend, stoI
for n moment. stop and think, then pu
yourself in the other fellows place
Laurel Sussex Countian.
The best Republican is not necessar
ily the only one who carries a torch in
O parade, or who yells the ioudest al
: the mention of the names Of his candi-
date; he must, above al, be a good cit.
izen, interested in the welfare Of his
state and nation, and endeavoring te
conserve their interests in the exer.
else of the franchise. se.-Peninsula New.
and Advertiser.
Since the disaster at Galveston losses
from storms and floods have been in
Cured in various parts in Texas 10 the
extent OF more than one million dol
lars. Although the suiferings of the
losers in the minor calamities have moi
received the advertisement which has
been given to the overwhelming catas-
trophe, which befell Galveston. the
hardships of these unfortunates should
not be overlooked in the distribution Of
our charity. There is plenty of room
in the nine eastern counties of Mary
land. all OF which are free from disas-
trous storms. for emigrants to settle
and purchase homes.-Centreville Rec
ord
Let the workingman, and all who
have little boys-the coming men Of
the future-think it all over between
this and next November.-Chrisheld
Times.
Senator Wellington's fop has caused
immense activity to prevail among the
Republicans Of western Maryland.
Every man in one way or another is
trying to prove his party loyalty. From
tfo present indications Senator We'll
llngon is practically alone in his hop.
-Four 'arge Republican clubs are in pro-
cess OF formation in Cumberland. One
VIII be in Wellington's old ward and
VIZ be composed largely OF Germans.
lhe organizers say that not one Ger
man Republican has been found in the
ward who sympathizes with Yelling
ton. In ali parts OF the state big Re
publican clubs have been formed. and
the enthusiasm Is universal. The col
ored voters are reported solid for Nc
hlnley, Ex-Governor Lowndes is con-
ddent that Maryland will give 5000 to
1900 Republican majority.--Dorehes
ter Era.
We are informed that Brother Had
daway, Of the EastOn Ledger is writing
book on eels, entitled "A Slipperv
Thing; or What l Know About AM
guilla Crysypa. Snow Hill Messen-
ger
Let the Eastern Shoreman bestir
himself to help make the exhibit at
the Buffalo Exposition next year one
to be proud of. AS an individual he
cannot be expected to prepare much,
but he can associate himself with the
Board OF Development and help them
with mis- ideas as we'll as with his three
dollars per year-the best anvsstment
ne ever made DastoR Gazette.
The American woHingman wants
not only a fun dinner pail, but he
wants comfortable furnished home.
8ood clothes for hintsasf ocaA family.
9Sa epBITtmity 20 &5raR I'm ohiS
dreh and give them q good start in
life.-Seaford News.
Col. Roosevelt, the Republican can
dldate for vice-presldent, who is on |
tour in Colorado, was m4bbed on We'd !
nesday at Victor, in the Cripple Creek
mining district. He was not seriously |
hurt though he was struck by missiles
thrown by the mob which followed him
from the hall in which he spoke to his
special train. The Incident is nlost un-
fortunate and calculated to injure his
opponents rather than himself. Black
guards and rowdies do any cause harm
and this Cripple Creek mob may cost
the Democratic ticket many votes
though in no way responsible.-Kent
News.
The Democratic party want to win
at the election in November 1t will
require every vote to accomplish this
desired end.-Delaware Ledger.
Bryan says that the present prosper
ity Of the country is due TO an un-
usual and unnatural stimulation" Isl
it not better to continue the party In
power capable Of producing unusual
stimulation rather than change for one
which produces unusual 'stagnat'on2-'
PocOmoke City Ledger Enterprise.
A woman politician who was on the
program for a few remarks at pohti-
ca, meeting up in the mountains re-
fused to unlimber her jaw when she
was Informed that her name was the
first on the list With true womanly
instinct she wanted to have the last
word.-Queenstown News.
The papers Of the counties do heroic
work for their parties, and when the
party managers wish TO invest in ad-
dtonal party literature it would be
much more to their credit to spend
the money directly with the papers, in
stead of turning it all over to some
/ ono big concern. and then insult the
country papers by asking them to dis
tribute the stun "for the good OF the
cause. Northeast Star.
After more than six years Of hypo-
lcritical pretense, with all tho strut and
parade OF political righteousness, the
Salisbury side Of the Democratic party
threw of the mask last Saturday all