The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-05-20

Fifth ward-Homer {. Simmons.
Sixth ward-Thos. E. Postles.
Seventh ward-Hamllton Stewart.
Eighth ward-James II. Morris.
Ninth ward-William Paris.
Tenth ward-Wllliam Ball.
Eleventh ward. c. WrIghtington.
Twelfth ward-Moro Mcmillan.
THE Democratscn Saturday sue
ceeded 10 getting out S499 votes to
nominate the several candidates.
]. Harvey Whiteman was nominated
Tor mayor by a plurality of 4o2.
He Is a well known lawyer who has
held several positions at the COM
mand of his party. His cause ON
Saturday was espoused by Peter
]. Ford, who showed the hackers
OF DR.. J. Harvey Spruarce that they
were not in it with him when It
comes to politics. DR.. Fahey may
know all about how to heal the sick
but be don't know how 10 handle
the he elers in politics. The tight
was a three cornered one aud the
politicians won out. The Every
Evening should be fully Satisfied
that it's choice for mayor won out,
but at the same time It should not
be abusing George NJ. Fisher. the
Republican candidate. Mr.. Fisher
should receive every Republican
vote and mauy independent votes.
The CITY needs Il change IN its
municipal administration ana now
is the time to make it. The. Demo-
cratic candidates who were nomt-
mated on Saturday were very salts
factory men, but they represent the
wrong side OF the political question
and for that reason wefeel they are
lending their names to a tor'orn
hope. By the vote on Saturday, the
Democrats are short by two orthree
thousand Of electing their men in
June. The Republicans at their
primaries Saturday week rolted
1900 more votes than the Democrats.
The present mayor, DR.. J. Z. f'ahcy
would never have been elected II
the Republicans had not had two
candid ates in the field. This year
the Republican party is united and
will elect the mayor, president OF
council. city solicitor. CITY treasllr-
err and a IN a jorty of the CITY com
eilmen. The Democratic nominees
are in hard luck this year and will
learn to saw they were sacrificed
because they ran on the wrong
ticket
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hr' lluen ,,.,>,, " ~, e '"' , n"'
bred mach,pists lnthis city are idle
as n result. Iilles x Jones have
made some concessions to tier men
and # IA likely they will acce of
them. The machuntsts held an open
meeting in the smith building yes
terday afternoon, which was ad-
dressed by J. J kcegan, OF phll1-
delnhla. business agent OF the Ma.
ch,nists ationaI l'Ul0n, The stlite
fortunately is not local, but extends
ali over the country, and 1t J., not
exncrrpd 10 last long. as the major.
ity Of the shops wlll, III lcss than
Two weeks. be taking the men back
and granting their demands. II
NV the strike OF the macbluI,ts, the
several shops which employ them
ana othef help' u olher II d"es'
smut down, lhe stI'hc WIZ oea hard'
snip TO men IL won oeneh'' IL IS
10 be mol pea inc nine hours "of X
ana len hoatsp pay WI! sooh ot SAT-
isfactotlly setlIeu anu Inc men &c
back 10 WORK again
IN a very short time the pcunsvl.
vonia r, l.. Co.. will proceed with
The concentrated jmnrpyement, IN
our citv which will cost $4,000, 600,
A,ew denot will he erected at Wa.
Ter and NJ arketstreets, from Second
JoY, Evcrv strset car line rurs
along Front street and Gown hing,
giving the puO'l' az me car service
necessary 10 reaGh ihIs rAllroad'
New shops VIII oeereclea AT lodu
cut; this with the contemplated I'M
prorement OF the fulIiHan WORKS
II make DTODeTtV over lylGNpntn