Milford chronicle., 1905-09-15
Scores
Senator Alice.

a tinued. 'Fhis fellow who drives NJ
IL horses, votes nay bank stock, and han,
as his hat on my silver inlaid hat.rac
er can't face the possibility Of losing b
D. JoO' and turns traitor in order to hold O
10 place to which ne was never entitIe
a. "What thing it will be for him /
y the Senate this winter" Addicks cor
Is tinued, speaking now with whitening
ie sarcastic contempt.
Next winter he must 90 back t
! Washington and walk in among tn
Il Senators. Every man with whom h,
comes IN contact will look at him and
while he may not say it out loud h,
VIII think; There is Alice, the man
who has tried to sell out Addicks.
Desplsed as he will be in Delaware. he
VIII be even more thoroughly despised
IN the Senate chamber, which is filled
with big men, every one of whom
knows Just how thoroughly God Al
mighty hates a GUTTER
Its a sOrroy sight, and an awful
prospect; but Alice has only himselfto
blame. He didn't have the manly
courage to be straight, and he will have
to pay the penalty for his treachery
and it will be penalty Of tierision and
contempt visited upon him wherever
he goes"
"What will be the effect of AlJee,s
Volte upon Delaware politics ?'' Mr..
Addicks was asked.
In answering this question, the gas.
man spoke calmly and decisively.
Il am 81 years old" he said, "and
The victim of a fictitious reputation !
gwen me by the newspapers but 1 am t
soing to the United States Senate from i
Delaware" In
continuing, hegasman said "Allee
las thought to hold his seat in the :.
'enate by turning traitor to me. He ;,
'lll never succeed. He is trying to de- :,
yer the Union Republicans, boot and =,
aggage, to the Regulars. He will n
ever succeed.
1.-The exposure of his tIeachery has
lade me stronger than / have ever hi
cen and while a few of the Union oil
epnOlieans, men whom Alice has tied tn
to the public pap trough, will follow ne
m in his treachery, he can't make do
mt in the organization.
when l first went to Delaware the Ell
ate was in slavery to a debauched me
d corrupt Democratic ring. That bel
lg maintained its power by refusing Ella
let Republicans qualify TO vote by thi
ying their poll taxes. Agents of the 7
g would take the poll tax from the no,
mocrats, and then when Republi me
Is offered to pay they would run bui
ay, lose the books, or by some other ,oa
ID OF ehicannery, prevent the Re ono
'licans from qualifying. =,
That was the condition when 1 be. "
le active. looked over the sItua. nav
!, and this is what l did, and all anu to,
t l have ever done: VI ~
agreed to organize the Republi. iHs
NraN.
OF the State, and SO manage the 0na'
y affairs that Republicans would 'nio
bic to qualify by paying their poll "a
l proposed to organize for tbis Lew
against that Democratic ring lust This
would orpanize NV foroes 1or of We
essful business or financial oora this
n, and l told the people with poun
M conferred that 7 wonId roaLo the '
hing a success bv apreeino n n,t two {
10 900 a year to nav the roll +ov 80 tiOn
lblicans who could not afford to
heir own assessment.
did that, and that is all [ have
done. The talk of my having de- Mrs
ned the State is all rot. What / died
'as to carry out the campaign / Iuesd
led, and in doing that rescued the st
tate from slavery to the Demo. dent c
ring gave it new Constitution Georg
representative government posi-. M. III
nd put the administration on an Edwa
t, economical and progressive Iowa.
first b
that l have received the thanks former
the best people in the State. husbal
Democrats, and practically the OF sam
clergy Of Delaware have told me son, ID
have been the greatest benefac- was nal
Delaware that the State has ever ground
b. Of whiC
these things will shape them
to my benefit. Nothing that
have happened would work to Armc
Is better than Allee's confession and on
'hery, and while am GA years make a
the victim of fictitious repu. of enter
1 do not hesitate to say that 1 have tn
lg to the United States Senate should
elaware." entertai
iOR LEA BRANDS THE ABOVE more.
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