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V. A, CLARK RESIGNS
From the United States Senate
This Afternoon Lieut., 1ov
lsDriRgB Appoints CLARK
TO SUCCEED HIMSELF
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The sun., 1900-09-08

ing different calculations and spending
less money. The effect Of "Wednesday
action at the conference held III TINS city
has been depressing upon the ratk tlid
file of the Democratic party.
The wisdom of Wednesdays agree
ment is apparent 1t has cleared away
some of the Republican fog and New
Castle County may he expected to give
a rorsing Republican. majority in No
vemher. The mainstay of the Demo-
cratic campaign had been the prospec-
tive Republican division. ANA perhaps
the possibility of two Republican tickets
in this county had much to do with the
backslding of some of those Democrats
who in 1896 took their stand for honest
money. They believed that with the Re-
publican party divided this year some of
them might he able To creep into office.
regardless of the general result. In
other words they put their high princi-
ples behind them anu took their stand as
mere seekers after office.
| When the Republicans discover the
full force and effect Of the harmony
agreement made on "Wednesday they
should he encouraged 70 continue tbs
work vet further. There should now h'
an agreement upon one state ticket
Both sides on Wednesday revealed Il d"
sire to bring about party success in New
Castle county. hut it is Just as desirable
to bring about Il victory in the State
If the Samcs spirit is shown in th'
State at large there should he n wa!
found to readjust the State tickets al
ready named in Il way that will hrini
about one ticket. The way to accom-
plish that end is to select candidates VIII
can and will receive the full Rcpuhlica
vote. 1t would be taking drSperat
chances to have on the ticket men VIII
. would be "cut" and defeated, thus ipol
urdzng the whole ticket. lndividui
aspirations are Of secondary importanc
!. and should not be permitted to play an
part.
The sun., 1900-09-08
Rrrnn.s wonderful Farm.

The publication of pictures of the
Democratic candidate in the cornfields
on his farm" provokes smile among
Bryan's friends in Lincoln, Neb. Some
papers have contained half page pic
lures of Mr.. Bryan standing in his
cornfields. and Lincoln people wonder
whose cornfeld Bryan borrowed for a
background to the picture. Mr.. Bryan
is not a farmer. Recently he purchas-
ed 10 acres of land near the city of
Lincoln. This he calls a farm.
Much of the land purchased by him
has never been plowed, and no crops
are growing on the land. The golf
club links run across one corner of the
land. and the tract is intersected b.
streets and alleys of regularly pla
ted addition to the city of Lincoln. The
land was rGfchaScd TO enable Mr.. Bry'
an to pose us a farmer, and he has
aided the newspaper reporters to carr!
the deception rs far as possible.
The sun., 1900-09-08
CARD FROM MR.. D0NAH0E.

As the result OF the work of some
designing political enemy. the names
of Mr.. Edwar O'Connor fer dele
gate To the County Convention and
also the name of MIR. Jos. r.. Murray.
delegate to the State Convention
from the Third Ward were mutilated.
| wish to dIscIaim all knowledge oi
the scratching Of their names. Until
some of the tickets were shown to me
last evening il was my first knOwl-
edge of it. Mr.. O'COnnor is a pro-
nOunced friend Of Mr.. JAS. Il. To-
man, who is one of my best friends,
which is sufficient guarantee that /
had nothing to do with scratching
his name on any tickets. The same
may he said OF MIR. Murray's case AZ
include him amongst my best
friends roo. The whole thing seems
to have been done to ininre me, as it.
could nor iniure either OF the above
named gentlemen even had desired
70 do SO, and wish my friends 10 sc,
understanI il, SO far as in relation "a
either OF the above-named gentle
men af the Third Ward.
JNO. II. DONAHOE.
The sun., 1900-09-08
500 REWARD, 500.

The readers Of this paper viii be
pleased to learn that there is at least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able To cure in all its stages and
that is catarrh. Halls Catalrh Cure is
the only positive cure now known to
the medical fraternity. Catarrh heing
a constitutional disease, requires a CON
stitutional treatment. Halls Catarrh
Cure is taken internally. acting directly
upon the blood and mucous surface of
the system. thereby destroying the foun-
dation of the disease. and giving the
patient strength by building up the con
Stitution and assisting nature in doing
its work. The propriptors have 50 much
faith in its curative powers that they
offer one-hundred dollars for any case
that il fails to cure. Send for list of
testimonials.
Address +. ]. CHENEY, Toledo, O.
Sold by druggists, 15c.
Halls Family Pulls are the best.
The sun., 1900-09-08
POLITICAL NOTES AND GOSSIP.

John q. McAvaney< stock is 1t par.
Ii Is hclirvrd lhat he will @cl the Dcma-
c,atic nomination for .h"riH' talay.
Sam Mcpmcl ut w, II shoulder
i Delaware City Inst n-ht.
l.ook haek en- IhcaIarr n GlnrNs
Iy.,ord. j j. mrty wrcc.iu= and fus-
imii,t record tram Chs tine hr ehtnrcd
TIT .irucra A"nby mtiI thr session
cl4sel.
.(ll Republican c!1 ~ r,l-
Iaf-alg ltr acr ri uiuis :.
Bentley rof haia.
,;corg" ]. llloInr. is picked aS the
wiIH1F III the pcmocrutic county comp
troicr fight today.
Several bets were mad" yesterday that
Gaorsr W. Gray would win the Demo
cratic shcricvalty nomination today
against the field.
The Young Mems Democratic Clul
will hnck Henry MolllerHll for sheriff
III today's Democratic nomination pri
narics.
Several members Of the United Labor
League are worried because William y
Ruth registrar in the l'ifth Representa-
tive district and president Of tho Brick
layers Union. had his list Of voters
Iprintcd 1T what is called Il "scab" print
ing office.
The sun., 1900-09-08

SOUTHERN CRITICISMS.
All Is Not Perfectly Serene For Dry
an Even In Dixie.

Bryan is counting on the vote OF the
entire south, but good deal OF ggum-
bling and criticism is beginning to be
heard in that section. Listen 10 the
Nashville Crenn.) Banner:
"The south in the present presiden-
tial campaign is running contrary to
its every practical interest for the sake
of tradition and party name. There
is nothing in Mr.. Bryan's policy which
commends itself to southern wisdom
and farsightedness Should the south
look we'll to its own future it would
take progressive view instead OF
clinging to political memories of the
moldercd past and tying itself to hurt
full policies for the sake of a mistaken
temporary expcdiency which not only
ignores the best interests of so great
section, but also goes counter to the
best principles and traditions of the
party in whose name the ineonSrllous
elements of Organism are working"
| The Dallas (TeX.) News II still moro
| plain spoken: Would that some power
| full guardian could deliver the Demo-
cratic party from the mistakes of some
of the fools who are now lowering
about it,"
In Arkansas Morgan's Buzz Saw,
published at Hardy, is making the
sawdust fly at great rate. Here are
n few of its chips:
mo party in this country that en-
courages our enemies in war will be
supported by the people. This is his
tory"
"The worst Imperialism we know OF
is that which robs our own citizens OF
the right of suffrage, and the Demo
cratic party is the champion of that
branch. The Democratic party places
much stress on bossism, yet it curls III
on the floor before one of the most oh
stinate and tyrannical bosses in the
whole country"
bryan has bought him little farm
and is posing for the sympathies of TIN
, farmer. but he is about as much of ;
farmer as he is a soldier. There i
= only one thing in which Bryan can b.
said to be proficient. and that Is talk
Nobody denies this proposition"
The sun., 1900-09-08
Notice to workingncn.

Whereas, 1t is conceded that by legiti.
mate org9"iH4tinn ef ahnr g's arc
u it.aunc. - -l.tI pforu ted ai4
. niCi.,l and Nj IA .V,-,,,itt .n-hI., IT.
e,lt"tt, af.t
Wne,eas, Grave iniu,y 10 lhe cause OF
organized labor would raise, should an
avowed enemy of labor organizations b.
sent as law maker to the Il .gislature at
Dover; and
Wher' as, One William VI. Connolly is
asking the voters of the Filth R.presen-
tative district of Wilmington to send
him to Dover as a member OF the
next Legislature; and
Where's, The said William Connolly
has heretofore ignored all rights and re-.
quests OF organized labor in tie business
conducted by him, and when the labor
organizations addressed polite note to
him in reference to his actions in employ
ing scab labor, he answered by vulgar
and clownish letter, showing utter con-
tempt and hatred for all LABOR organiza-
tions, therefore, be it
Resolved, That the interests of organ
lied labor calls for the defeat of William
NJ. Connolly, and every wurkingman
arr herDA II -eL IL work aLu yute against
the said William NJ. Conne,ly az the
primary election today, SO that Jrgan-
lied lab n may escape the danger OF a
representative at Dover who holds or-
ganized ibor, its effIrts and aspirations
IN deIision and contemp.
BY order Of committee of Labor
League.
The sun., 1900-09-08
COL. ALGERNON DU POINT
SmartS Under the Drubbing Ad-
miniStered to Him by Sir
Anthony Higgins.
Ell, PAPERS INSANE RAWLINGS
Reminds One of Common Scold
Holding a Seance Over
a Backyard Fence,
Broom in Hand.
From the Dover Delawaran.

Col. Algernon du pomt smnrting under
the drubbnig administered TO him Il
couple of weeks since in his own house
hold by Sir Anthony, has again released
his Snarlng, yclping pack. and the I'M
musical din resulting is like unto thar
which emaEatcs from Il boiler factory
III full swing. and about as empty and
discordant. After growing iii splcne-
tic undertoncS ever since his disaStcrouS
defeat ut the hands Of the Higgins forces
ut anything and everything in general,
the doughty Colonel placed an extra
cylinder in his lilliputinn graphophone
yesterday and the waiing that issued
therefrom last evening were hrartrrnd-
ing and nerve racking.
There was nothing particularly new
in either note or metre in last evenings
instament 1t was the same old TRADE
directed at the Chairman of the Demo
cratic State Central COMMITTEES, but set
to a hysterica key that reminded one
strongly of common Scold holding Il
seancc over Il backyard fence. broom i'll
hand. Occcnpying the responsible po-
sition in Democratic party affairs in
this State which Mr.. Willard Salisbury
does he naturally becomes the target for
the enemy's gun. hut when in addition
to his routine duties Mr. Salisbury
evinces an activity and carncstncSs in
the palty's interests that proves II de-
termination 10 bring success 10 its efforts
he becomes doubly an object Of attack.
No Doubt he expected all of this and
is much glatiticd thereby, rs the stir
ring up of the venom Of Il hirclina
mouthnipce like the Eyening Journa
is pioof, strong rs fact can make it
that the Democratic party's chairman i
doing effective work for His parity
cause.
In its insane lnyiu-s however, thi.
organ or MI iii puat stray5 far from
truth when it SAYS Mr.. Saulslug "'H
lusos in iuuendn AGAINST WrminrH
Rerublicane Ba hare ,aretullv raa7
the recent published interview whereii
he had given his onini"n IN lorai poli
teal airHis. ana that oiH readers ma.
understand th" position hn talleS W
rrpublish one III th0N in fill in today
issue 1T the Delawlrcnil. AZ we tndH
stand the I3n-lish lan@lagr We cdll fin
no "imucnao" in his expressions her
On the contrary wo bclicv" that uathin
conid he made more boldly and en-
phatically expressive than his opinion
of men and affairs in the Rrpublca
party of Delaware aS given. Plain. OH
spoken. honest assertions are these, an
in nowiSe inuondo. The Evening Iuui
nal III performing the peculiar taSk fl
which it was specially started under il
new regime. has time ana again ei
dorSed every sentiment pXprSSd by NJ
salisbury regarding the methods adop
ed by the Republican leaders of TIL
State.
The sun., 1900-09-08
ADDIcKs TO TIE VOTERS.
From the Daily Republican.


Mr.. j. T.. .\ddcks tells The voters Of
Brandywine Hundred that he considers
party success first and he also believes
in there being one ticket for the Rpuhli-
can votrs. over 800 Republicans as
semhed last evening ut the residence Of
Lewis Tnllcy in Brandywine Hundrd,
for the purpose Of naming candidates
for the Legislature and Road Commits
sioncr. Several speeches were made by
other prominent trpuhlicanS and they
one and all preached harmony. The
colOred people are very much concerned
over one ticket being placed il the field
as their political future depends entirely
upon the success Of the Rppuhlican
party III Delaware this year. Never have
they been 50 agitated over an election
If the Democrats triumph, il means tile
extinction of the colorod voters in Del
aware.
The sun., 1900-09-08
ATTENTION! REPUBLICANS.

An effort is being made TO have large
number Of Republicans vote III the Dem
ocratic primary election today. BY
doing so they will be dcbarred from
taking part in the Republican primary
election ON September 29th Rcpuhli-
cans have no voice in the nomination cleo
tion today. hut Democrats who con
trol the window want 10 make Il point in
weak districts by voting Republicans.
The latter should stay away and let
the Democrats fight among themselves.
The sun., 1900-09-08
SAULSBURY TIE BUFFER.
From the Daily Republican.

"A buffer. Willard Salisbury ap-
pears to lie the very thing i'll Delaware
Democracy. But his bluits will not g"
this election. We shall not have amy
deputy county conStahr~ nor Il police
ferrc to make itself ohnnSiouS. We
think Willard will BE- the mesr startled
man III Delaware after election is over.
The sun., 1900-09-08
Perhaps We Ought to Welcome u

i Bryan is elected business panic will enspe
Springfield Union.
This is the argument of 'base com.
mercialism." There speaks the ac-
cursed voice of greed. Let us feed
upon nobler sentiments. Let us re-
member how happy Bryan's election
would make the Hon. Emilio Aguillal.
do. "The United States for the United
States is selfish principle. "The
United States for the Tagalog bandlts'
is the proper thing in principles. To
fear a business panic is to put the dol
lar above the man.-New York Sun.
The sun., 1900-09-08
The Home Life Insurance Company
of America, Incorporated.

Will, Del, Sept. I. 1900.
Mr.. Paul Bright, President:-Allow me
to thank you for the prompt manner in
which YOU paid the claim on the life of
my lite girl I.Onra, she having died
of that dread hiseaSe diphtheria. Your
representative called at the house and
paid me in full without any inconven-
cnce whatever to me. | would recon-
mend to all my personal friends and
public to insure in the Home.
Your truly.
MRS. ANNIE SAKERS,
No. Townsend street,
Wilmington, Del
The sun., 1900-09-08
nrNnn to AguinnIdo.

Whoever is elected president tits
year will be inaugurated on March J..
1901. ordinarily, the congress chosen
this year would not meet till Dec, !,
1901, over a year from now. The nan
who can say in August, 1900 that 9
congress, not yet elected, sha0ld w
called into extra session ncyt Aareh
on tile Elliptic question cannat ne#
know what that question viii he then,
But a man Who now wanted to kean
the Filipino rebellion active ard Ga.
grant ut least until AIarch 1901, wor'l
now talk lust as Mn. iiyGn does. IL
worls. iii cirect arc to Agiinalaa.
"iIoal or! You are r'n@ nn. Il II
On, atttl II am ,le eap re,.
my helping You" lie is giviag &
ami comfort 10 public cncr.
killing our soldiers every day. E.ps
lyn Eagle.
The sun., 1900-09-08
America Led the way.

All Europe jeered at the United
States as suckers" for acting on the
theory that the legationers in Picking
were alive until it Should be proved
that they were dead. If the United
States had accepted the European
view,, the powers, instead of rejoicing
today over the rescue of the legation
ers, would be leisurely preparing that
expedition to march on Peking some
time next month for the purpose Of
Furnishing the Chinese for exterminat-
ing the legationers.-Lou Courier
Journal.
The sun., 1900-09-08
Democratic Love FOR Lincoln.

Mr.. Bryan aud the Democrats arc
very fond of Abraham Lincoln lately
ANA are trying to exhibit him as a med
81 anti-imperialist 1t was not alway.
thus Here is what the indianapolis
Sentinel said Of Lincoln the other ill.,"
and also in 1864:
The sun., 1900-09-08
and also in 1861:
1900.
1861

40 more infamous Should MIR. Lincoln
saudcr could be con- be reelected ;he rrlo.
ceiyed than the charge luton will bc accom-
that Lincoln was an i'm plishei. This will he
perialist. Every word no longer republic Of
and every act of his tile Uuited States, Lut
heroic life stamps the q consolidated clnprr
charge with ftlsehood. We implorc patriotic
He would have dlspisel and intelligent men To-
imperialism as manner pause and reflect and
lean and immoral. lie give their verdict III
would never have gov. Tuesday Bext. Ii II.
erned people against people will not Vi
their consent. their priceless constt \.
tiun and Union, it is
lost.
The sun., 1900-09-08

vice is that unless you get a
good black Suit, that you
will get more wear, service
and satisfaction from a mixed
Suit at same price than from
a cheap black Suit. Guar
antee colors on black Suits.
Cheviots at Sc. so, IS, and
$1,000. Thibets at $1,000,
$12.o 90 and $15.co, Clay
Diagonals Sack at $500,
$40 90, $12.5o and up to
$50 90. Clay Getaways at
$12. so and up to $500.
Heavy Serges at $40. 90,
$12. 90 and SIS. 90. Cotton
mixed or poor dyed blacks
we don't sell if we know it
and we have been selling
good blacks long enough to
know a little about them.
Closed evenings at 6 ex-
cept Saturday.
The sun., 1900-09-08
THE EFFECT or HARMONY.

From the Morning News.
The enthusiasm of Democratic aSpi
rants for otlic, in New Castle county
has been danpened by the union OF
me R"pul lictn forces, and in conSruu
enee the aforesaid aspirants are max
The sun., 1900-09-08
OFFICIAL ANNOUNCEMENT.

The census of Wilmington has been
tabulatrd by the Census Bureau at
and as result this city
will be claSscd among those OF the first
class and it is the duty of every busi-
ness man in Wilmington to arrange his
business 50 as to compete with those
of other first class cities. We take
pleasure in announcing to tho public in
general and our patrons in particukir
that we have completed our awnngo-
mentS and in the coming fall we viii he
in u Position 10 compete with tho largcst
houses Of the largest cities. W. are
receiving the very latest fashions Of tho
Paris Exposition STYLES for cmblnid-
cred waists, long fra<s. also 1901 Rus
sian hlouses. The bcst workmanship
guaranteed. Cali early aud avoid the
rush. Thr hcst reference can lie givon.
Give rs u call.
NEW YORK LADIES' TAILOR.
1o1 West Eighth Street.
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