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MONDAY. JUNE 9. 1000.

SEVERAL papers with Democratic
leanings are opposed to electlng
members Of the Legislature wht
shall 60 there pledged to vote fol-
sertain men for United States Seua
OEs. The Every Evening is op
posed to r. r. Kenney being one Of
! 6he Senators and has no particulal
hive for Willard Salisbury for sena
bar, although it has not yet come
4 sutf1at- footed and said so.
The Newark Ledger which voices
NE sentiment Of the Every Even
ing ut this particular time, advo-
rates the nomination and election OF
Democrats who are unpledged to &c
Dover to vote for United State.
Denators next year presuming thai
the Democrats will be in a position
b elect two United States Senators
The Ledger says:
} senatorial candidates are look.
ing over the prospective Legislative
timber, and are willing to name
men who would make excellent
candidates. But at this time there
must be unpledged men on the leg
blative branch Of the ticket. 'Ad
dicks or nobody has split the Re
publican party and it has drifted Sc
lnr that reconciliation looks to he
impossible. So in the Democratic
party there will be NO Salisbury
men, or any pledged men, but men
who have back bone, aud will to de-
right, despite the pressure that may
b brought to bear upon.
ut would be foolish to put Hen
4 ney men or Salisbury men Oh the
ticket. These gentlemen may have
4 following, but this following does
not constitute the whole Democratic
party. The voter cares very little,
II anything, for the pledged candi
dates.
HE may be all right, and he may
go all wrong The people want
men elected to the Legislature, not
puppets. Men who can prove them
selves men when the time arrives.
4 Mr.. SO-and So or Nobody, belongs
10 some other party: not to the
Dem ocratic party.
Therefore, every man has the
right to support men of his choice
but he must rise above his choice
when the OCCASION demands and
east his ballot for some one who
will honor the State in the United
States Senate
Evidently from the above the
Democrats expect to save the Re
publicans all the trouble of electing
United States Senators. Ii is now
mp to the Republicans to see that
the Democrats are not given an op-
DcYtunity to elect anybody for they
~ N 'neii power 10 save 'lie ''e,iioI
eia'e any heeoieS' "O'' SiiS anu an
- teil'aliie 'loi we hepu"ilcallS I" w
" ceaoe 'neii llgo''nS ana eieCt
Aieihpefs TO llie Legislature VINO
WI ~ lieoSeo " s''0 iu' '"' ~
seu states senators allowing 'he
ohioii l'uoii''ii l','ioii 'lle ciipl'e
VI one senator anu the Regulars
likewise. This Is the only practical
solution out OF the dItilr'iltE and one
winch Will make the State SOLID Re
pnbilcan. The Democrats expect to
sahe advantage "l Tue ''Snt "'i'h
has been gong Oh IN tho HepublI-
can party for years and thereby re-
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