Evening journal., 1900-11-19
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under a new management
there is ground for appre
cerning the mental condi
editor. II
In days past the editoI
paper have been fairly
narily consistent, and 4 ii
moral and manly tone. B "A
leader of Wednesday isaty
these characteristics. The
Shoulder to Shoulder"
but the position assumed a
of treatment are surprisinH
treme. The editorial
thrown the paper a compl
sault and committed it to II
cacy of the cause of a ma
done the Republican part
jury, and the cause Of nc
harm, than anyone who ei II
in our public affairs. And II
writer could ever break i'll 4
umns Of the Morning News 4
thing, is to me an insoluble
/ am not apprehensiye
that any great harm will c
cause of Truth from this
production, for it is contt
morals, and stupid as to p
is a pretty plea to do a WI
a foolish thing. a ridiculous
the sake Of appeasing the ell
number of persons whose n
questionable and whose co
been suspicious.
The weakness OF the editor
piece with the weakness oil
iect. Writers and orators hi
times been commended for an !
which could make as much
cause as of a good one; but
torial sinks down to a level 4
pidity Of which it accuses Mri
1t admits his guilt, but says
account of Ignorance" " 1T
him Of making Offensive Z
as he 'pegged along" Of bel
rant" silly" "detestable,"
eous." of disloyalty to the r
party. The editorial writer 81
dicks was very ignorant whel
appeared at Richardson's +
Dover, in 1899" He was in ;
political babyhood," but
"hopes"-he is not certi
''hopes"-that this "politica
now eleven years old, has I
that political parties exist I
uses and not as private luxur
This eleven-year-old baby,
down from the celestial god
to bless Delaware, after
things generally about the h
found out, perhaps" during
campaign that political par
for public uses and not as pr
uries." This shows a remar
tellectual growth; and the
| writer is convinced. He says
his deliberate judgment"
baby has won his right to
the United States Senate.
sure that the marvellous
which for eleven years dispo
with breaking everything in /
during the past campaign,
"amenable to reason" and
this baby is fit to go to the S
fact, he thinks anyone who
criminal" is fit to go to the
behind the factional noses +
and Sussex on Mr.. Addicks'
stands a body of serious, ca
publicans who were able to
, candidates" But what about
/, GUS, earnest Republicans" on
side? And what about the
they have elected to the lie
! Are they, though they happe
a minority, to acquiesce in {
the United States Senate an
, Outrageous" silly" "ignor
! testable," "disloyal," "politi
of eleven years. who, in the
/, rattle of four campaigns. h
: out just one thing, viz: "Tha
: parties exist for public uses
, as private luxuries?" Are tn
I ed to agree to send him to
! to be put under sundry pol
q nurses to keep him from d
! and to teach him how to v
= pose all the States should
reason that way, and act
what might we expect? VIII
ate turned into a national
ten where there would 500,
babies than nurses.
No, Mr.. Editor, this won't
n a long-suffering people v
r bugged, bulldozed, bluffed q
3 ca. the people of Delaware
7 suffered since Addicks has |
n political field. And shall
n still longer? Is it not tim
halt? Would we not better
- this "balky colt" Ito borl
u lustration OF the remarkable
n and resort to one that is
IL neck-breaker and less OF
Y. wrecker, a good, loyal ste
w not SILLY" Ignorant" "ol
b. that has good horse-sense,
Ia this rager out to browse
e. pastures Of Bay State Ca
q is vel lout of its "babyho'
l don't believe the noble
n have elected to the Legis
eq ever consent to the sending
lie dicks to the Senate. He v
been there long ago If he b
ev possible fitness for the plaC
zee ever had a better opportun
ne man ever more recklessly
or door against himself. No
IN would have done better il
a but the quality is not in ii
is SILLY" He is still
NV baby" His election would
,le ing disaster to the party,
IAN than that, it would mean