Evening journal., 1900-01-29

deals ana cOunter-deals in the held po-
iitical for the coming campaign, in
which the suggestion is made that Ger
tain democratic leaders" are connivingI
with the enemy. Little credence, we
take 1t, should be given these rumors,
as there is too much at stake for any
democrat to barter with his political
foe. The two parties will have nothing
N common in this contest.
SAYS THE NEWS AND ADVER-
TISER.
Clark, of Montana; Quay, of Pennsyl-
vania; Addicks, OF Delaware-three Of
q kind. These men would barter away
mans dearest possession, his honor
FOR the qualification of an ambition to
be senator. All are actuated by the
same motives, and each hopes to sue
coed by an appeal to the lowest in
stlncts of his supporters. We trust
that Quay will be refused a seat, Clark
expelled and Addicks refused any rec
ignition which would help along his
cause.
SAYS THE SUSSEX JOURNAL.
1t does not look now that the Alice
harmony proposition is going to take
very we'll with the balance Of the re-
publican party. The opponents Of Ad-
icks are wary of any plan which the
henchmen of the gas men are so anx
ious to suggest. But this disaffection
n the ranks of the republican party is
40 affair of ours. The democratic
Jarty according to the recent state
ment of no less a parsonage than An
hony Higgins, has a majority of the
voters of this state: in other words
hat the State of Delaware is normal
democratic. We as democrats must
ee to it that we concentrate our own
,nergies in presenting a united and
nbroken front Differences as 10 opin-
ons on leading issues must not hinder
us in massing our united forces against
he influences that have been brought
bout by the injection of Adaicksism
10 our state politics The watch
word OF democrats must be unity; that
he majority Of democrats must con-
ol If this rule be adhered to then
srcess viii crown the efforts of de-
ocracy in the coming campaign.
SAYS THE MILFORD CHRONICLE.
The information has come to US that
Monday last, part Of the Regular
ate Central Committee meteor, al
est that part of the committee thai
controlled by the Federal building
! ng" in Wilmington-and that the
| ropositions of the union republicans
10 form one republican party in the
ate, with one state central committe,
md to send one set Of delegates to th'
hladelphia convention cn June 10
iii be rejected, CT at least, a counter
proposition Of some sort or kind viii
6e made that they know in advanc,
annot be agreed to.
The full committee Is not to me con
\ oned until along In February. for thl
consideration of the unions PROPOSE
f~n. Tho Information given furthe
denotes that the railroad interests o
The state-and out of the state-ari
eainst the union republicans. and tina
these interests demand the election n
he next political campaign Of Della
ware Of two railroad attorneys al
g. United States senators. one to be
! regular and the ether a democrat.
a fight with the railroad has. no
: cen sought by the uHion republicans
3 Though it has not beeu absolutel.
hunned hv them yet. when the chal
? 'onge shall be thrust unCn tlem w
believe they will not avoid Tie issue
{ will be a fight OF the people of tn
commonwealth against the absorbin
Z 'orporation interest Of the greatest mo
= noroly in the state, and a parniciou
= centralizing tendency.
+ pevond a doubt the neonle will stan
fer their constitutional rights.