The evening Republican., 1902-07-24
DUPONT and
ADDICKS.
District Attorney Byrne on
Delaware Situation.
SEND BOTH TO THE SENATE
From Washingto n Post.

Roosevelt admlnlstr alton.
Mr.. William Michael Bvrne.
United States attorney for Della
ware, who was at the New Willard
for short time yesterday. com.
mented freely upon political coudl-
tions IN that State. He said he at
tached no Importance to the reports
that the Republicans would lose
the Congressman in the coming cleo
ton. 1.-THE Delaware Democrats
talk too much,' said Mr.. Byrne.
"Before election you can hear them
like megaphones; after election. you
have 10 use microscope II Ind
| them.
THE Republicans have !heir
troubles" he continued. "but the
affairs Of the party are In very
competent hands. Both facticns
are un!ted IN their resolution TO
work out Republican victory next
fail. If DUPONT consents 10 lead
the Republican forces again, the
country eau rely upon it that The
success with which he has manag.
cd the party through several years
OF very trying complex conditions
will again crown his efforts. 1t
was DUPONT who in McKinleys
first term. retired from Congress-
Mr.. Handy, a very able and earn.
est Democrat; and 10 his second
term secured the election 10 Con.
gress of a very vig.lant Republican.
DR.. Ball, whom we hope 10 see re-.
elected. With this record OF We
tories back OF him, DaPonta lead.
crship would Inspire toEbdeuce in
Delaware Republicans. Whether
he Will lead or not, | am not able to
say. TIE difference between him
and me or certain grave questions
affecting Repuoiicanism 70 Della
ware are fundamental, and ] have
not shared Me political counses
for several mouths.
Il believe VI taking no chances
| with the Democrats. They have
formed a powerful combination be.
tween Messrs. Salisbury and Ken
ney The lower part Of the State
, has been allotted TO Kenney. he
upper &c Salisbury: aud there is
not a clash 70 their ambitions,
, Both are very able lawyers And
trained public speakers, and II they
should reach the Senate they would
! prove valuable allies TO CarmacK
| both 10 debate and committee. 10
assau.t!ng he admin;s,l alton. But
! the r careers could be stuffed out
Ike candle il the Delaware iegis.
!ature were ca:,ed In extra sessio,
early in August aud the twenty.
nine Republican, legislators would
| 70 INTO aucus and elect two OF the
| hes, Republican Senators they car
get. THIS would wonderfully IN.
crease the registration n Rcpubl.
can voters, und put The Democrats
out Of business. Our "lc'oEy would
be so complete that its results
wotld last for twenty years.
"Thc friends Of DUPONT can Sc
cure this happy result If they act
now. They can 60 into binding
caucus and secure his election. The
good that would follow upon his
e,cction would vastly outwelph any
d;e,dy,rt,oe that would foIlow the
choice oi his colleague bv the eau.
Gus. On the Cuban question the
President would find in him a SUD-
nar,or whose Fronch evtrnctinn
h,,,ilv s,vea him from tho nan.
so.,inn Anglnmanio nov alt]ictino
! g. MANY of our nublic men, and en-.
ah,os Him to ser that there ara
o,hers in The world besides the An.
W." CO., la ,you,d hr,nn IN thie
s.a,;on ,he avmnathiea IF , cos-
I,,;,,, an vol, ha e,rorr
ta..or - ,he prcsident,a nolicv ~
n;s;ur fnod n thoss we have maids
ss's az 49, ,m.stior If rsor,,t;nr
a n ~ nromote the interests n
I ,"tpau ~ ~. ;rdic,tcd NV ,ho Prss;.
IaD, :, h,s pi,tshurg sneech Ihe
a uaa.a 81 NJ nnpo,,,I fan;,v in
80 .aa,vrv ~ cordial rela,ions w,ih
its e .rnv Of worejnrmen gives as,
,'' ,h,t American Iohor would
n a" .inarans ch,m,;on if naI,'
uare . elect Dupont to the Senate
These Issue. arc too crave n take
INV ch,nceo with Altar the action
81 i've Senate in defeatinr The pres,.
Jent,s no,icies about Cnba in the.
~, sa.s;on who can saw bnt ina,
+he fate Of millions in that infant
ronun';c and the honor of the Amer
c.p n a me NAV not be vitality affect.
I'd nv Delnware's action now re.
latino to The Two Senator's from th al
S,ate2
.,ns.,,eo NJ ,hea. rroxo one.