The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-13

either lawyers or doctors.
What has been said here about the
head of the ticket can be said for the
whole of it, Mr.. Charles H. Blaine,
candidate for president of City Council,
is business man trained as a mechanic,
who is well and favorably known. The
candidate for city solicitor is of course
a lawyer, Mr.. David J. Reinhardt, who
is one Of the young men at the bar of
this county whose ability and character
in his profession has won him the respect
and confidence of his colleagues, and
marked him as one of the young men
worthy Of public trust and honor In
the candidate for city treasurer, the
choice of Seth Ii. Feaster is in exact ac-
cord with the choice for mayor and pres
ident Of City Council Mr.. Feaster has
been one Of, and in every way associated
with the working people of this city for
many years. He is a veteran Republic
can, and one for whom his many friends
| have shown trust and confidence in pre-
ceding campaigns. These candidates
make Il city ticket that is wonderfully
| well balanced. ana that has in il all the
! elements Of popularity, as well as every
needed assurance Of good government
I 81 far as the offices 10 which these can
4 tlidates aspire affects government of the
4 city. II will doubtless run well together
| in the voting. and all the candidates be
| elected by handsome majority.
/ In the candidates for assessors and
collectors the candidates chosen are in
i southern district Evan w. Gallagher,
/ who received the nomination by nnan-
1 imnuS vote, is mechanic who by his
4 ability, character and public spirit has
/ won the confidence and esteem of his fell
low workmcn. and all others who are pri-
1 vilrgea 10 know him. If the working
men Of the southern district prove to be
~ loyal to one another as they are gen
orally supposed to he. and really apprcci-
ate ability and public spirit in their fell
low worllmcn. they will elect Mr.. Gal
iu.lcr 10 the office for which he has
been nominated. The candidate for as
SCISSOR and collector in the northern dis
trict, Mr. George Ii. Mccall is one Of
the best known men of the city. lie
comes from good old Republican stock
and hears the name of one of this city'S
business men If nnti-belum times Every
Republican who remembers the days Of
EARLY Republican party history, in which
there was cost and danger in being Re.
publican in this city. will remember that
George Mccall was one Of the foremost
iii the raIncStncss and zeal with which
i" supported the Republican party in its
struggle to keep Delaware in the line OF
whom the Republicans have nominated
for assessor an,l collector in the north
cin district inheritS all the fathers zeal
anu loyalty 70 the Republican party
Not only this hut his business has
brought him into such relations with pub
lie matters as to give him just the kind
this Office; SO that in a district where
the nomination is equivalent to an cleo
tion the nomination of Mr.. Mccall ap
pears to he fortunate in every respect
He is 10 be heartily congratulated upon
tire handsome vote by which he was nom
mated.
The candidates for councimanic hon
nrs appear 10 be in every way worthy the
tlI support If the Republicans ofthcvar
iotls wards. some Of them we know
personally ana can give them the heart
iest endorsements; and those whom W,
a. not know personally we endorse upoi
tic COMMUNICATION Of the Republican
voters who selected them as their repre-
S"ntatvcs The ticket made, made 0
such good MATERIAL under such happ,
circumstances, deserves support from
every Republican,. Indeed we can thinl
~ NO proof of disloHalty 50 positive a
would 10 4 revolt BY one or many
against Republican ticket such rs thi
~ So fai unity Of purpose has prcvaile
III the party Let ii continue. Earnest
inyal work along the lines of the pr
mary election campaign will assure viz
tory At the Iunc election. and Republ
ram city government for the novt tw
Years Tie Shihhnlerll is nnity and VII
tory.
Tile Baltimore city election seems !
lHvr been 4 disappointment TO X-Scn:
. tnr German and his Democratic collct
! gtle~ Tho attempt @ disfranchisc I'll
e0lorcd voters failed. Instead Of can
!, ing Republican losses, il seems to HAY
2 provoked Republican gains--was lite
y ally j nrnvocation q good works Il
!, Tho Republicans. Tho stories that con
: from Maryland ancnt the effort Of II
J new ballot law % thr conrrd voters
= crcdtiahln 10 them in the highest tlcgro
' Instead u growing and fnsSing about ii
have gone q work induStriousIy 10 qua
fy themselves AZ the law demand
! There can 10 no better evidence of il
law abiding spirit III any citizen or cln
Z a citizens than that Tho Rnltimol
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