The evening Republican., 1902-08-20
For the Evening Republica y !.

Wilmington, Del, Aug. 21st, 1902.
AS the time will soon arrive when
the Republican party of Delaware
will nominated it's candidates for
members of tho General Assembly.
No man calling himself a Repub-
lican should be nominated for SEN
ator or Representative of the Geu.
eral Assembly, who will not pledge
himself in advance of his nomin a.
ton. That if elected to either Of
said Offices, that he will go into
caucus of all the persons elected by
the Republican parity of this State,
and will vote for such two persons
for U. S. Senators who will receive
the majority vote of the caucus. Be
it Adlicks and Higgins or any two
other Republicans, no matter to
which Of the two factions of the
Republican party he has been or is
now allied with. 1t is dangerous to
the Republicans of Delaware to allow
the State of Delaware, to Cd, unrep-
resented in the U. S. Senate while
large majority of its population call
themselves Republicans of Mr.. Ad-
dicks and Mr.. Higgins cannot re-
ceive majority vote of said caucus
j.. The General Assembly should
agree on two other gentlemen who
are known as Regular and Union
Republicans If Mr.. j. E. Addicks
cannot receive the majority vote Of
such caucus for one of the said po-
'sitions, or it Mr.. Higgins can
not do so, for another, thereof, then
take two other we'll known Repub-
licans and elect them as the two u.
S. Senators from this State, with
ability and credit to the Republic
can party in Delaware Ii Mr. Adj
dicks OF Mr.. Higgins cannot receivea
majority vote of a full Republican
caucus vote, drop and select two
Others. One from each Of the two
factions of the Republican party
now unfortunately existing in Della
ware which is disgrace to the Re-
publican party OF this state. We
havea true, cannot sing Republicans
left in Delaware, who could fill such
u position with credit to them
selves, and to the State ofDelaware.
One Of such men whom | believe
would be accepted to all of the Re-
publicans of Delaware is Roberto.
Fraim, Esq, of this city. Mr..
Fraim is IL well educated public
gentleman, he was one Of the first
Republicans of Delaware and sup.
ported Gen. Fremont for President
in 1856. He has filed several po-
sition as a public officer in the city
of Wilmington, and county officer,
all of which positions he has filled
with credit to himself and with
marked ability. He is worthy
member of the bar Of New Castle
County for over 30 years past, and
has the entire confidence and esteem
of both the Republicans ana Demo-.
Gratis Of New Castle Co., Mr.. Fraim
is Il fluent speaker, and a man Of
extraordinary executive ability and
he would make Il worthy member
of the Senate of the United States
Mr. Fraim is personal friend Of
Mr.. Aldicks. and if Addicks cannot
be elected as one of the Senators to
the U. S. Senate from Delaware, by
the next General Assembly, which
will convene III Dover in January
next. No better man could be
elected to satisfy both factions of the
party than Robert G.
Fraim, ESD, Of Wilmington. Della
ware must not longer be disgraced
by having no person to represent
the State aud Nation in tho Senate
Of the United States. and no better
man for one Of them could be Sc
lected than Robert c. Fraim, Esq,
Of Wilmington.
C. N. G.
Wilmington Dal