Evening journal., 1905-01-27
FR1nAY. IANuARY q Is.
NEVER SATISFIED.

rN A MOST pitiful and distressed
L mental and physical condition must
be his morning the machiavelian edi-
tor on Every Evening. Since the Leg
isiature met on January and failed to
oraanize. Every Evening has been be-
rating and censuring the Republican
members. Union and Regulars CONE
bmed, for not organizing the Legisla-
tine and putting that body in working
condition. with true and character
sstlc disregard OF the best interest Of
tfe people ana State It constantly and
pefsis.entiy counseled and advised that
4he Democrats minority should at all
times take ana pursue that course
which would keep the Legislature dead
locked ana ineffective 80 FAR as It's con-
ssitutioual powers and duties were con-
caned.
on thar key and IN that strain
d piped day after day. Finally, after
the Republican members Of the Senate
ala what Every Evening condemned
them for not doing. and effected an or
eanization CAST Wednesday the editor
OF Every Evening was thrown into
perfect paroxysm of partisan frenzy
and uialevolence. Yesterdays editorial
Columns were given on the one hand 10
fattering, complimenting and encour-
ariug the Union Republicans Tor the
stand they took IN causing the long
deadlock in ths Senate, and on the
other hand 1t poured great carboys OF
wrath and vituperation upon the three
Regular Republican Senators. Mendin-
hail. Sparks and Sterling, Tor having
laid aside their faotlonal rights and.
Cor the good OF the State, having taken
that brave and creditable step which
alone brought the Tong deadlock IN the
Senate to an end.
possibly gaining some partisan
advantage from IL in the way OF using
It as a campaign argument, Every
Evening favored an indefinite deadlocb
In the Senate. It cared nothing for
what was needed by the state IN the
way OF legislation. The public wea'
and welfare was Of little concern to Il
compared with that always sought fol
opportunity 20 exert its bitterness and
hatred 20 every policy or act emanat.
tng from or connected with the Repub.
lican party. It's shamsful editorial pol
ICY has permitted Ct az times TO LEND
and give the greatest encouragement
TO men whose selfish ambtuons are ,
monaco to the State.
At a recent special election Il ever
advocated an out and out exponent ans
champion of the rum interests Of Del
aware and this city as against one o
the most intelligent, respectable an'
respected citizens Of our State. II en-
deavored 10 justify dts championship
and earnest advocacy Of the election o
the rum sellers candidate on IN
ground that the Republican candidate
who II admitted to be a most estimabl
man personally. would not declare him
self on the Senatorial question. His 90
sition could have been easily ascertain
ed and was satisfactory to those VIII
have the best Interests Of the state a
heart.
There can be no doubt that after tn
ingenious efforts Of Every Evening +
that election, the rum interests Of Wi
mington are under great obligations I
that paper Of pretended high civic an
moral IDEAS.
To return 20 the organization Of N
Legisature; Doubtless the Ever
Evening VIII continue TO censure n
Republican, for organizing the Legisis
ture and getting down to business. an
will for some time devote itself TO
daily condemnation Of the three Repul
1ican Senators who have robbed 1t
the main subject Of its editorial scoh
tng since the first day of the presei
segislation session. Senators Mendh
hall. Sparks and Sterling have do,
well. and they have nothing to fe
from the vltuperation contained in t
editorial columns OF Every Evening