The sun., 1901-10-16
THE SAME OLD CAME.

Seriously. Republicans of Delaware.
this fight may be prolonged till doomS-
day, and tho only result will be black
eued eyes and torn clothes. iadt We
better toss any Interfering element over
the fence and 70 on with anr gaIne.
Some say. NO. neyer! We viii not Dc
sert our LEADER" But they are not the
intelligent rank and file, hut these "Iia
are prufiting By our present situation
But to the man in the ranks. whether
he he Republican or Union Republican,,
don't yon think it is time 70 throw W
thr ola hand and call for Il new deal:
1t is worth thinkim. over.
The above paragraph is part Of ~.
other long ana deceitful paIaver from tic
local du Observation-Disclosures organ. It
is renewal Of the same old game af
boltcr politics, asserted Willingness +"
settle the differences between III" Enpul'-
licans Of this State ly judicial prorss-
seS" When the rrcortls prove that lh'sc
Anti-Adtlicksites have uniformly rejected
propositions far just such processes y
settlement Everything that Is inst. ni4tl
everything that Is fair y the settlement
Of political disputes ha- been offered bS
the Union RcPuhlica-. and r~i"rtrd IN
the Anti-Aldicksites, mdil thcrr i notll.
ing further ID offer, anl Ill., Tnion ~.
pnblictns haye e,'inr ~ i aee WleHs
they a. upt ne. 4 N nHllle ahS marr ceH
cessious. NJ afer auF further compro
misses.
me matrar II ~-te s ane u politics
not 4 uEltter ii aef-9aal ambition as tni
Ami-AllieE-iu- ppI, ii describing i
Tla I@ris- ID tai political contention
aar tha majasit q @atei in the part
organization 9il aaa Ie 0d mitofit
IN nvltilig Organization al Al. "thei
Tlt~ revoliiug minority after hayn
been artuated ii an alaaal IL thc voter,
left iae Republican ra.ty ar4anizati2
anl organized Against il ~ sehrm
II political lyins sonre"ls eyer rGuall@
including periurcl tstiNany, thp leaaaI
of this boltius organization lieec"drl
causing the REJECTION u ih@ R"puhlioa
palty delegates 1T tha 81. LouS =,
tiana Convantion ana asaacl po~itiol
and authority "a which they had n@ith
political u moral Hvht Following th
convention. dcceiying thn pnapir VI I'll
State Hu1 u the country at large
claiming 81 represent majority of 4
Republicans of ths STATE. these irada
Of rolitic.l revolt, aided hy the Don
Gratis, formed lnltv for thr express n
pose Of defeating the Republican Sul
and county ticket ana thus aefeat
election II Republican United Stat
Senators when thry found tiey could !
control II ~ elect ono of tl"ms"l&
to the Senatn Despite all thry co.
do. aud all the Democrats could %
them. they were defeated At the po
These boiling lenders thrn became pa
to The Democratic scheme 70 steal
State. and ~ hy fraud and outlaN
what they could not 40 ~ The ballot r
The rr~llt was tho Democratic fran
lent legislature of tS97'9S: the most I
graceful AHA hnrtfnl of III the Der
cratie frauds prrnetratrd IL this Stf
TIlis fraud. the lasting injury q
Star Which il caused. was The direct
suit of the Anti. tdaieEsitr bolt u !,
This then is tile ori4in and history
the ..digi~iou" of the Republican II
which tha III Pont .Anti-Addicksite ort
sars resulted III sending Democrat
thu tnftcd States Senate II aprenr.
believe that tile people have forgot
thiS history. There Is moro hist
which II has apparently forgotten.
two wears Intervening hetwern the 8
paiglis uf 1896 and 1895 was #prnt br
Union Republicans IN an almost con
mons effort 70 heal the party division
reunite tho party. III the enioymcn
an assured control Of the party pat
ago. and confident in their ability
build party upon It, and win the
publican voters from their support
the Enion Republican party. the bol
moi only refused proifers uf judicial
cesscS" in settlement. hut rejected q
with slanicrous lihcS hoaprd upon
Union Republican party and its lcu
publishing these SANDERS as official
terances Of the bolter party and
the names Of its officials, The prol