The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-17
THURSDAY. JANuARYI7. 1901

N. Layton, Secretary ot state.
Senators Knox aud E.liason receied
from their position, and, by the ap.
poin,ment Of Philip 9. Cnurcnman
to be Municipal Judge by Governor
Hum, all objections were with.
drawn against DR.. Layton. From
this tne Senate will refuse to con-
firm Eddie n. Cochran, Jr., tor
Municipal Judge OF the city OF vii.
mington. 1t is said tina, all the
appointments made by Ex-Governor
kbe W. Tunnel, prior TO the cleo
ton Of Governor Hum will be con-
6rmed by the Senate. This is one
tangle out OF the way. Now the
tangle which should be straight.
ened cut next, is the appointment
OF two attorneys fort Legislature
one iu the Senate and one IL the
House. The business OF the Le.ls-
lature demands that this be done
at once. Then the next thing 10 be
Strengthened out is the two L. 5.
Senator'S The peop.e demand it.
We mean the voters who make up
the voting force OF the Republican
party, not the men who contribute
to the campaign fund; they are in
the minority. We have heard scores
of good Republicans say that if two
u. 5. Senators are not elected at
this SESSION OF the Legislature, they
would never again vote the kepuO-
lican ticket in Delaware. They are
the kind OF men who mean what
they say and are not making idle
threats. They do not wish tor any
office for themselves, and therefore
have no political axes to grind.
They are the men who have fought
= 10 be able TO cast their ballot and
have a iair count alter the polls
closed. These men have some right
to state their objections to the sui
cd&l policy the Republican MEM.
ters oil the General Assembly are
pursuing thus lar in ballotiug tor
u. 5. Senators. Delaware is badly
in need OF statesmen or practical
politicians OF the Mat Quay order.
Delaware can and must be keLt in
the Republican ranks. The only
way TO save the State to the RepuO-
lican party, is by turning III ana
electing two Republican L. ).
Senators. We care not VINO they
are, so they are elected bv the ke-
publican majority 10 the General
Assembly. Governor Hum is dis.
posed to do what he can to uphold
the dignity Of the Stale ana to
strengthen the party wherever 1t is
possible, but only intends SO tar as
1t lays in his power, 20 appoint
clean, capable men TO positions
that will reflect credit upon HIN,
the party and the State.
THE Every Evening says "Dcl-
aware 3 SenItorIa al deadlock IS now
fairly under way. However. We
are getting used TO these things
now, this oeIns the third IN SIX
years. They are InseparaLly Goa.
nected with Republican LcslsIa-
latures, and il the people want to
do away with them. they will nave
10 elect Democratic legislatures IN
tbe Cu,ure
Tins is VIII. s,uc Ea,,,,l,c,,.
are working for and have fallen
into the trap set by the Democrats
TO tear down the Republican party
ny ou,4oIns "Pt inc Democratic par
w. b'sSeh'ion ana Wfdnn ing
'ea" ny " LUIS Gnu NcpuOI' ans
Nv you """' Il, A'I fo" "'''''S
'ha' ,ne NSP"o''>"h o'sa hl"dI'on
alo''" oc '"'" ds"""ei an" from
ndJoriy he te'n'ea 10 minority
parry VIC INN" VIC Can near You
BAY nay.
:, az '"N''N" '"'p3 "ssj'atthcs from
hai sou'S' / d. >cNGl a. ''e'nptrals
are 10 oe fCI" 'ol u nc party Tor
Young iof quay i"f u $. senator.
+ we sho"'d re 10 hh"& what should
De done WIN me KcHI".itaas IN the
mar 'spu'S Les sIH'"re WI" 'o'e!
d'"s' quay som: yc"p'C Say
al,uk that Senator uIay and his
Republican tricrds viii attend 10
them without re>ortlns 10 such Il
desperate measure. ltOftcr Makes
all the difference IN the word whose
OK IS sored.
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IHE stockholders Of the West
have notified the directors mat a
genera reduction rntheiares would
result IN greater pro,ucrity TO the
Company. They PROPOSE single
.ares to lie ; cents; package, of 10
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