The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-03-16
SATURDAY. MARCH 10, 1901

SENATOR Hanna had another in
teryiew on the Delaware Senatorial
muddle in Yesterdays New York
Tribune. He said II am tired OF
being held in any way responsible
by section of the Republican
press for the failure OF the Della
ware Legislature to elect Senators.
The lies and abuse OF the opposi-
ton newspapers no longer bother
me, but have determined to strike
back hereafter whenever a Repub-
3tican paper attacks me as some OF
them are now doing over this unfor-
tunate middle in Delaware. Even
Senator Hanna is utterly Disguised
with affairs as they have turned
out in Delaware. And he b as every
reason TO teel offended at the
hunk .headedness OF the men who
have been passing as the leaders OF
the Republican party in New Cas-
tie county. Never has the Repub-
lican party in Delaware been so
basely betrayed as during the far.
cical attempt made at Dover to elect
two U. S. Senators. The State has
lived under a great deal worse men
than the candidates the Unonists
supported for Sen ators. Being in
the majority they are not going to
be dictated to by carpet baggers.
There are all kinds Of Republicans
In Delaware aud you will find them
in every State. They are so big
and putfed up in their conceit that
1t is wonder they don't burst and
Flow away. Then there is a class
known as the aristocracy or blu,
blood. They do not take with the
ram. and file of the party; the
gravel train hands refuse to obey
their wishes and commands; the
gravel train hands constitute the
numbers on election day. AS they
vote i'll a body, so goes the election.
a poor man never iorgets kind
ness aud a pleasant word. Cen
iallty always counts.
THE chief clerks OF the Delaware
Legislature received for 90 DAYS
work the sum OF 5000 aud an extra
$3.50 for experimenting the print.
ing of their journals. I'll. reading
clerk in the House got 5000 for 90
days work while the eurolng clerk
who did as much work got 500 for
transcrlbing To- bills. Think of
nearly 40 bills being passed Oh the
last day of the session from TO- 30
10 ? o clock. Tobecome a law every
pne OF these bills had to be enrolled
in time to receive the signatures q
the Speaker of the House and
President of the Senate before 3. 30
o'clock on March 8th. The Cover
nor has 30 days to sign the bills.
Thee were 229 bills passed in both
Houses, l62 in the House and 81 IN
the Senate.
IT pays to be chairman of the
Republican State Central Commit
tee. Hugh {. Browne filled that
ppsition some two years ago. He
iAnow holding down the postmas-
tefship at $500 per year. Then
Philip 9. Churchman succeeded him
in hatmportant position. He was
appointed one OF the attorneys OF
the Legislature receivin. $500 for
80 days work and he is now NUM-
eipal Judge in this city at salary
Of $500 a year, for term OF y
years. Who will be the next indi-
vidual to get the plum?
THERE is no danger of the small
pox becoming an epidemic in this
city. Il is the same old scare
worked every year. The malady
is light ard will soon be stamped
out. The reports are like crying
mad dog when canine has tit.
1t is soon taken up and the dog is
hunted to death.
THE jury in the Hearn case gave
a verdict last night s follows: I'VE
find that George Hearn came to his
death on Tuesday, March l., 1901,
from causes unknown Daniel
Bending has been arrested on sus-
picion OF being implicated in the
NM oGl, iliS 10 w liEu Ibtl Il w al Z
should have two state Detectives
and Gov. Hum should appoint the IN
at once.
THE Y. NJ. c. A. very generously
gave up half the proceeds OF the
Brownies entertainment being held
IN the Opera House. In fact, as
usual, they are giving up the lion s
share of the proceeds.
Mrs. Cordelia BotItiu. who was
convicted of the murder OF Mrs. J.
p. Dunning in the summer OF 1888
and sentenced TO lie Imprisonment
will be given new trial. She says
she is positive of acquittal at her
next trial. Several Delawarcans
will figure IN the trial.
COUNT Boni de Castellane and NJ.
De Rodays met Yesterday in Paris
and decided that the duel was &c
take place. Two shots viii he ex.
changed at Is PAGES. Then il ali
honor is satisfied coffee and cod
fish balls Tor two will be ordered,
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THE many friends of Joseph {.
Lugnr, former general manager Of
the Wilmington City Railway Co.,
wish him and his family many years
Of prosperity in their new home al
Huntington, Va, where they moved
last evening.
Old POINT COMFORT RICHMOND AM
WASHINGTON
Six-Day Tour via Pennsylvania K 4.
The thir Of the present series Of per on.
ally ceuduc cd tours 10 o Il POiat Com,
Tort n chmond ard WASHINGTON, via the
Pennsylvania Railroad will leave \, "
York and PhnadGlphm On Saturday,