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Evening journal., 1906-10-27
DELAWARE WILL DO HER DUTY.

II I is intensely amusing to observe the buoyancy
4 of our Democratic friends over the political
situation. Some of them are allowing themselves
to be deluded into the hope and expectation OF
Democratic victory in Delaware this year. There
is no apparent reason for their looking for any
such results unless it be that they were carried
away by the size of last Tuesdays meeting at the
Rink, and the music of the bands and liberal use
of red-hre. There are, of course, some minds so
constituted that the demonstration Tuesday night
was sufficient to make them think not only Will
mngton New Castle county and D'cSware, but
the entire United States was going to vote almost
solidly for the Democratic ticket this year. They
are the kind OF people who forget that it takes
more than one swallow to make a summer. 1t
is either a most unreasonable or an unthinling
person who can reach the conclusion that it is
possible for Delaware to slip back into the Demo
cratic camp this year
The reasons for supporting the unparalleled
administration of President Roosevelt, were there
nothing else at stake this election would be sufh-
cient TO cause every Republican, together with all
the Democrats of Independent proclivties, to
vote the Republican ticket Besides that, the
election of Col. Henry A. DUPONT to the Senate
has without doubt added great strength to the
party, and it is simply nconceivabe to suppose
that the Republicans and friends of Senator
DUPONT would be so inactive and lukewarm in this
campaign as TO let the state so Democratic inn
mediately after Col duPont's election and ac-
tuay before he takes his seat in the Senate.
Such result of the election at this time would
indeed be an ineradicabe stain upon the party and
its record. The reasons are too many and the in
terest of the party leaders too strong to think
for minute that Delaware this year will dis
grace herself by leaving her present pleasant
abiding place in the Republican column to go
into the Democratic camp, where she will find
neither friends protectors nor happiness.
Evening journal., 1906-10-27
RECORD IS AGAINST THEM.

A hJR Democratic friends are declaring through
- their advertisements, and unfortunately for
them they have no other way OF reaching the pub
lie, that the party stands for economy Wen.
how they can make these assertions with
straight face makes one smile One would ina
gine that they would turn over a new leaf If they
were once entrusted with power. Where is the
evidence of such repentance The only way we
can judge OF what the Democrats would do is to
look at what they are doing when they get the
opportunity Democratic members OF the Leg
islature fathered the idea to grab unearned pay
for the special session OF the legislature 1t was
Republican State Treasurer who is a candidate
for reelection, that held them up.
Has the career of the Democrats in Council
been such as to shown signs of reformation? We
hardly think so. Visions of'the slop and garbage
and crematory combines and the deal with
Councilman Postles, in which the Democrats
were finally badly stung loom up before us.
The Democratic Board of Water Commission
trh, controlled by Peter J. Ford the Democratic
boss OF Wilmington, has just voted at special
meeting to pay 100000 for a property that would
not, it is said, bring $4,000 at public sale. It
has also been awarding contracts to the highes.
bidders, all Of which is obvious enough to those
familiar with the records OF Il Durham. lin Nc
Nichol and Boss Murphy.
THE JOURNAL. condemns extravaoance aud
triiiing with the peoples money by anv nartv
we oenounce It when practiced by Republicans
as well as by Democrats. The Democratic rec
ord on this question Of mismanagement and ex-
ffaVagance IS lar worse than is the Republican.
Evening journal., 1906-10-27

Editor The Evening Journar.
l af a Democrat, and a regular read
or Of The Evening Journal. II Is with
great pleasure 1 read your editorials OF
the subject-the people VS.. the plunder-
bund. The editorials of the Republican
Journal compared to the corporation
frothings Of the Democratic % Every
Evening causes one to ask what's in a
name For the life of me 1 cannot un-
derstand why such splendid advocate
Of the rights OF the common pec..e re-
mains in the Republican party.
But 1 am hoping the Journal will finally
find its way into the camp OF genuine
jefferson Bryan Democracy. The Jour
nal Is fair and square in its dealing
with its political enemies, and therefore
ask space for a few remarks on the
political situation from the standpoint
Of the rank and file Of Democracy. At
the rink the other evening was held
mass meeting supposed to be Demo-
cratic. Ever since that meeting the
rank and file of Democracy have been
asking the question: How is il that at
a Democratic mass meeting the name
Of the foremost Democrat of the age
was never mentioned? How is Il that
while Democrats, living and dead, false
and true. bogus and genuine. were
mentioned. not once by any speaker
was the name of that splendid Demo-
crat, William J. Bryan. mentioned? All
over the city Democrats by the thou
sand voice their disappointment that
they were unable to applaud the name
Of the great leader OF Democracy. The
question has been asked. why? The
answer is clear who "set up" the
present Democratic ticket? Who bossed
the Dover convention? Who butchered
the Democratic platform? Who bossed
the Democratic meeting at the rink.
where Bryan's name was suppressed? ?
The answer TO those questions reveal
the reason why Bryan's name was
sand -bagged.
do men gather figs from thstles p
Can You make a silk purse from a
sow's ear?' The Democratic (?) ticket
was "set up. the Democratic platform
butchered. The Dover convention boss
ed, and the rink Democratic meeting
run by combine OF corporation Demo-
Gratis and Palmer and Buckner traitors.
Who bossed the meeting2 Bancroft
the corporation satellite. the Palmer
and Buckner traitor, tho owner Of the
anti-labor union Every Evening. Who
opened the meeting2 Salisbury Nuf
sed. That covers the ground.
salisbury as a Bryan Democrat II
is TO laugh. Who was chairman OF tho
meeting? Aye. and the saints defend
US, who is chairman OF the Democratic
CD State Committee? Bayard BY all
the gods of Pagan Rome. here's rich
nessi
Bayard, the aPlmer and Buckner.
anti-Bryan, candidate for Congress in
1896. chairman of,the Democratic party
IN Delaware in 1906. These were the
Evening journal., 1906-10-27

men running the rink meeting. >
combination of Pennsylvaia railroad
lawyers, Palmer and Buckner anti
Bryan traitors. and henchmen Of tn,
trolley combine, gas trust, the tele-
phone and electric combine.
Democrats Of Delaware in general
and readers OF Bryan's Commoner IN
particular, remember Bryan's famous
utterance: mo men officially connected
with a corporation holding or seekinf
special privilege. should hold office il
the Organization OF the Democratic
party. Hew to the line. let the chip.
fall where they will"
Democrats Of Delaware, scan tn
ticket closely. look up the record o.
every candidate. every known corpora
ton lackey. every known Palmer ant
Buckner traitor. Cut his name fron
the ticket. and in close districts voti
for the Republican. Better an opef
enemy than a traitor. No doubt Their
are In the Democratic party Of Della
ware in this year OF grace 1906. as ther
are in all parties, men who are willinf
TO "crook the pregnant hinges OF tn
knee that thrift may follow farming,
But It is inconceivable that the ran
and file of Jeffersonian- Bryan Demo
erats shall support the CO.., oratioi
ackeys and Palmer and Buckne.
IRA tors who have
stolen the livery OF Den 0cracy tr
serve the corporations"
Yours.
A Democrat.
Wilmington. October 27.
Evening journal., 1906-10-27
Jests and Jin9Ies

Wife Geadng in the paper that a bigamist has been
sentenced)-I glad to this. Itl teach him
to deceive poor innocent women. They've given him
hard labor. and quite right
Husband (bitterly. and speaking from experience
Poor beggar guess he'll think it as bad if he'd
ried yet another time--vie dc Paris.
Bones-why are you crawling under the machine? /?
There's nothing the matter with it.
Jones-I know it, but there Brown. II he sees
me with this auto he'll expect to pay him the money
owe him.-Detroit Free Press.
Miss eush-oh. guard what is the name Of that hand
some prisoner?
The Guard--No. 22O4. miss.
Miss oush-How queer But of course that's not his
real
The Guard-No, miss. That's just his pen name
Brooklyn Life
Evening journal., 1906-10-27

Reports that the Lea Milling Company may
retire from business if such rumors should prove
true, will be received with much regret. For
many years it has been landmark in this citv
and one on our substantial industries. Like other
concerns 1t has had to combat trusts and trust
methods, which always seek TO harm independent
producers. AT the same time we cannot approve
the scheme to make the taxpayers Of Wilmington
bear its loss.
Evening journal., 1906-10-27

To imagine that the Democrats would be differ
ent is ridiculous
The Republicans renominated the State Treas
urer who held up the salary grab Democrats
who were most active in the salary grab have
been renominated Not much of record against
extravaganza and mismanagement have the Dem
ocrats made.
Evening journal., 1906-10-27

An unknown little girl was run over b.
a carriage in front OF the Delaware Hors
Show Park yesterday morning. She W.
not badly injured. however.
Evening journal., 1906-10-27

No attention paid to unsigned communications
Advertising rates on application.
Evening journal., 1906-10-27

This newspaper is on sale at Broad street and Lwes
fourih and Chestnut street railroad stations fnas
phia and at the Broadway Theatre news stand Ne"
York
Evening journal., 1906-10-27

NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC. ..
Any erroneous reflection upon tbs characlel' stcn
or reputation OF any person. corporation VIZ
may appear in these columns viii be gladly corrected up
request.
Evening journal., 1906-10-27

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Evening journal., 1906-10-27
Initiative
and Advisory
Referendum"

This ballot will not inter-
fere with party politics.
Republicans and Democrats
can both vote on the ques-
tion and stlll vote as usual
on the usual ballot.
Evening journal., 1906-10-27
chiId Rnn n,lor

Wilmington. october p.
Evening journal., 1906-10-27
Separate Ballot

on the question "Shall the
General Assembly Of the
State Of Delaware provide
a system Of Advisory
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Wilmington, october q.
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Way in Which Grocer's Box Nav
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Fig. ] is handy for fattening fowls.
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Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1906-07-13

state university. wanted tnenI 10 90
and get an education. And they went
and Maize Sampson says them boys,
airy one, has forgotten more about the
money question than he ever knew. 1t
looks as II after all the brickbats might
come out; bit of money iIh Martie's
hands goes so far.
There are few soldiers buried at
the Bend decoration day there Isl an
attempt at turn out. little spedch
Ing and little marching. A thin,
strAgglc column of the same varied.
bent old fellows in the same faded old
blue. Up the hill they go and around
to the cemetery to decorate.
When they turn Mt Maze Simpsons
place-there's e gate there now--Martie
and moro or less of the boys and Maze
kind of join in along and go over with
them carrying a basket or so Of fowl
ers and a bucket of water.
The boys soon stray over to wherd
the crowd is. around the ggayes OF th4
heroes. but MartIc gets down bySI
grave somewhat apart and prods q
drifting gravel all up loose with
old caseknlfc. You would think 81
might be kneadlng bread there, TN
way she sways under her sunbonnetN
and gloves-for her little boiled hands
are In gloves now.
II don't know how much good IN
does Delaroo splking up his TYfe
once year." Neighbor always vi ds
up. ut may not do him n blamed bit
of good; l don't say 1t does. But T an
see them: | see them from the ra I'd
house: 1t does me good. HIM"
"Maje?" he will add. "why. Tvegot
him over there at the house, wlpIng.
I'm going to put him running the sta
tionary IL old John Boxer ever dies.
When will he die? Blame II know.
John is pretty good man yet ]
can't kill him. can I? Well, then.
what's the matter with you?"
mo, MAZE don't talk as much as he
used to; forgetting his passes more or
less too. Getting old like some more OF
us. He's kind of quit the money ques-
ton; claims he don't understand 1t
now ns we'll as fhe boys do. But he
can talk about Delaroo; he under
stands Delaroo pretty well-now"
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1906-07-13
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Not a mute nod he ever gave. not
piece of tobacco he ever passed, not q
brief word he ever spoke to one OF
the battered old hulks who rode and
cut and slasked and stormed and drank
and cursed with Benedict Morgan.
was forgotten then. Every slowed,
twisted, weather beaten, crippled up,
gin shlvered old wreck of Il wrecker--.
they were hard men-had something to
say about Delaroo. And with their
hair matted and their faces streaked
and their shirts daubed and their ell
bows In blood, they said it-whatcver
1t was, much or llttle-of Delaroo.
The picks swung, the derrlcks crenk;
ed, and all day with the heavlng and
the calling they toiled, but the sun
was sinking before they got to the
middle of 1t. Then Benedict Morgan,
crawling under the drivers of the hind
mogul, partly uncovered, edged out
with set face; he swore he heard
breathing. 1t was alcohol to the veins
of the double gang. Nelghbor himself
went in and heard-and stayed to
fasten n grapple to pull the engine
truck off the roof Of box car that
was damned over and against the
mogul stack.
The big derrick groaned as the slack
,1Sew, and the truck crashed through a
tier - stays and swung whiring into
the clear. A giant wrecker lodged the
suspended wheels and raising his ak
bit n hole into the jammed roof.
Through that they passed a second
grapple, and presently 1t gave sullenly,
toppled back with crash. and the
foremost axman peering into the
opening saw the heart of the wreck.
Bending forward, he picked up some
thing struggling in his arms. They
thought 1t was man, but II was u
sheep, alive and unlnjured, under all
the horror; that was the breathing they
heard. Benedict Morgan threw the
man and his burden aside and stepped
himself into the gap and through. One
started to follow, but the chief Of the
wrcckers waved him back. Close by
whercfthc sheep had been freed stood
Delaroo. He stood as IL with ear alert.
so closely did the counterfeit seem the
real. So sure was the impression of
life that not until Morgan, speaking to
the fireman, put his hand on his shout
der did he realize that the Indian stood
quite dead Just where the shock had
caught him in his cab.
Stumbling over the wreckagc. they
passed him in the silence of the sunset
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1906-07-13
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Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1906-07-13

from hand to hand into the open. A
big fellow, pallid and scared. tottered
after them, and when they laid the
dead man down half fell at his side.
1t was Maze Sampson.
1t surprised everybody the way Maze
Sampson went to pieces after Delaroo
was killed. The Indian was carried
back to the Bend and up to Simpsons
and laid out in the God forsaken par
lor, but Maze wasn't any good fixing
things up that time. He usually shone
ON like occasions. He was the COM
forter of the afflicted to an extraordl-
nary degree. He gave the usual mourn
er no chance to let up. But now his
day was as one that is darkened. When
Nelghbor went up next night to see
about some minor matters connected
with the funeral and the precedence OF
the various dozen orders that were to
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1906-07-13

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