The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-04
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MONDAY. NOVEMBER 4, ioo,.

could write startling stories oil the
trials and trlumphs Of the Repubi-
can party. The \Bavards domina-
ted New Cattle county, while the
e Saulsburys dominated Kent ard
Sussex counties. and by the leaders
oil the party the elections were
carried year after year. not ALWAYS
bv majority OF the votes cast at
The polls so much as by the election
machinery by which the elections
were allowed to result only one
way and that way was to the llk-
ing of the Democratic leaders.
When the Republican party was
successful up This way The Demo-
cratic Legislature at the following
session promptly passed partisan
laws legislating the Republicans
out OF Office BY either abolishiny
the office or curtalling the power oil
that official. Money has been used
in controlling the voters both in
Kent and Sussex counties long be
lore such man as ]. Edward Ad-
dicks was known in Delaware poll
tics. Thousands OF dollars mad
been raised year aItery by notes
put in the Georgetown Farmers
Bank. endorsed bv men well known
as leading and Influential Demo-
Gratis. Nothing in those days was
said about the debauchery of the
voters in Delaware. Now that the
Republican party has alter cou-
. stant vigilance and numerous sac.
rl6ces been successful in electlns
Republican GovernGr and carry.
ing tAe Legislature, the State is to
banded back TO the Democrats.
simply because the Republicans
cannot agree as to WHO should have
the spols. The sway, the boy,
call it. which is known As the Fed
eral appointments. AS President
Roosevelt make his Federal ap-
pointmenis he will be held acco int
able for the future poiltlcai history
ot this State Like all oiher States
which Republicans control there
are two factions who hght one an
other for the Offices more than they
DO the Democratic party. There
Is only Que result to iCIlow and
that is the triumph o. the Demo
rrats. If the proposed hsh, be-
tween the two factions continue and
Two separate Republican tickets
are placed in lhe field at the rcXt
election there Will be little # any
use of Republicans taking the 'roN-
Dle to 90 10 the polls aud vote. Ii
is to be hoped thai Pres dent lioosc-
welt will give the appointments iii
Delaware little Of il 5 person al
attention and stop the po ltlcA'
ieud which bids tair 10 cXtermlnatr
the Republican party in THIS State.
ALTHOUGH Mr. David Mccoy 8
term as Superintendent the Aims
April, when the political complex
ion OF the Board will be changed,
there are many asprants alter tic
position. Thus lar one Republican
member from this city and four
from the rural districts. have been
hhi llISoI "lli ~ IVA
lowed in a few monlhs by others,
DO that by April, tie Republicans
will have decided malYlity in
that body. Among the aspirants
Tor the superintendent Office are
fx.sherliIs John Taylor aud Paul
ulllis. ard James Foster and John
Whann. From now on to The tlma
Di the change IN the Board ul
Trustees. the button .hoelng OF the
Republican members will be gong
On. with each asplrant ccntldcnt OF
success.
ANOTHER expense tor the TAX
payers OF this county will be tie
question tor The Court TO decide 4,
to " no IS entitled to the prisoners
now confined IN the alI at New
instIe. tie sheriff or the trustees Of
The county Worklouac. The sher-
iii contends that the prisoners be-
long TO him during his term As
sheriff, which hd, over Il year 10
r"n. Tie trustees contend that the
prisoners belong to them, AS the
law to that effect was passed by
the Legislature before tn. sheriff
was elected 10 the pos Llun 7 he
Court Will have 70 decide the mat
ter.
THE wholesale gruccrs VIII have
their own refinery tor mauu'ACiur re-
ing sugar OF winch they viii taxi {
the cutput. thus lighting the Sugar
Trust. Here Is where the Trust
does not always con!rol the output
OF the commodity OF which they are
supposed to coLtrol and regulate
the price. It's a pity that the bee!
trust and pork trust cannot be
broken up and the peop,e stopped
beiUg rObocd d
To.MoRKOW witl tell the tale
whether the Republican party
shall control Philadelphia or the
Democrats under the leadership OF
Ex-Governor pattison and the bolt.
ing Republicans. he orGamI%a.
tion Is the place for Republicans &c
do their fighting anl not at the
polls by turnlng III ana alilng the
Democr
JANE ToPpAN ot lIOston, Mass. ,
Anurse, ~ under suspicion ot bav'
ing caused the death Of eleven per
sons. She was employed as a nurse
and then admin Sterei medicine
which caused those she was nurs.
ny 10 die. II was a mama with
her and now the my ster,ous deaths
Ae being Investigated This is