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Evening journal., 1912-11-02
sATrERFIELD AND wOLCOTT.

7 ANiEs NJ sATTERFIEID. Republican candidate for
j Attorney -General practically has put Josiah o.
Wocott the Democratic candidate out Of the running
IL is astonishing what growth there has been in Sat
terheld sentiment since the popular Dover lawyer was
put In nomination by the Republican State Convention
The-friends Of Mr. Wolcott made the Serious mistake
in the early stages of the campaign Of making issue
Of what they Mr. Woloott had done against elee
ton brhers as a deputy Atorney-G General, and what
terror he would be to such offenders in event of his
election to The Office of Attorney General. So loud
were The pariisans or Mr. in their praise of his
past performances against election corruptionss that
THE EVENING JOURNAL took the trouble 20 look up
his four-year record a deputy Attorney General We
discovered that the records do show sim
gle conviction Of an election brber by Mr. Wocott and
that in four years the Gray Democratic administration
OF the AttorneyGenerals office only had three such
convictions to its credit for all three counties although
during all that time Democrats had been crying out
against wholesale bribery by the Republicans In other
words the Gray -wolcott administration ofthe Attorney
Generals Office had effected less than onehird of one
conviction per county in each year According TO At
t6rney-conera Grays own statement in behalf OF Mr..
Woleott that deputy played an important part in only
one of those cases and that had to do with directing
the work Of getting Conway, fugitive back to this
State So there We have the glorious four-year re-
cord" Of this deputy AttorneyGenera who if elected
Attorney General, is to purify Delaware politics. In
that connection Mr. Gray also shows that his deputies
prepared cases against twenty-our alleged election Of
tenders; that he prosecuted them, and that twenty
Of the twenty-four went free although they were
tried before judges and not before jurors.
When that record Of the GrayWolcott administration
Of the Attorney Generals office became known hum
dreds OF Deawareans who had thought of voting for Mr.
wolcott instinctively Mr. Saterhed the Re
publican nominee who if elected, will do things and
not have record Of twenty-one acquttals out Of
twenyfour prosecutions for alleged election offenses
Evening journal., 1912-11-02
NEW NEWS or YESTERDAY
The Wife Who Helped Write
a aFamOuS LaW-BOOk
By Holland.

The venerable Judge John F. Dill
Ion, who since 1879 has been the
chief counsel of what are known col
lectively as the Gould interests. has
the unquestioned distinction of bav-
ing been the most popular judge that
ever presided over the old federal
circuit that included the leading
states of the Mississippi Valley. For
ten years beginning in 1869, Judge
Dillon sat on this circuit, and his
popularity was SO great in the mid
west that good many Republicans
in that part of the country thought
seriously at one time of bringing him
forward as a candidate for the Dre-
sidency. After resigning from the
bench, Judge Dillon associated him
self with the Gould interests. and
ever since 1879 he has also been a
professor in the Columbia law school
Shortly before Judge Dillon was ap-
pointed circuit court Judge bv Presi-
dent Grant in 1869 he had entered in
to a contract with a firm of law book
publishers to write what it was boped
would be standard work on municipal
corporations To do that properly in
vclved great deal of laborious re-
search. When President Grant ap-
pointed him United States circuit
judge this work had hardly been com
menced. 1t was a serious question
with Judge Dillon whether he would
not be compelled either to decline ap-
pointment as United States Circuit
Judge for the most important circuit
IN the west, or, whether, if he ac-
cepted the appointment, he would not
be compelled to cancel his contract
with the lawbook publishers.
While he was considering this mat
Ter Mrs. Dillon, who was always his
counselor and true helpmate asked
the Judge whether she could not as
sist him In his book work. She in
sisted that she could do all of the re-
search work that was necessary for
IT'S writing, and could also relieve him
OF a zeal OF the labor which the writ
ing of the book involved.
1t was an unheard of proposition
for Mrs. Dillon had no famiIiaritv
with the law; but Judge Dillon ac-
cepted It. Together these two. bus-
band and wife, worked upon the pre-
paration of the volume; she gave all
of the time she could spare from her
household duties to the collection of
authorities and the reports of cases
bearing upon the subject of the book
while Judge Dillon himself gave to the
task every moment he could spare
from his judicial duties
1t required two years to complete
the book, which was universally
spoken of after its publication as one
of the finest law works ever written.
1t bears the name of John F. Dillon.
but the workmanship and much of the
artisanship of the work were done by
Mrs. Dillon, who, in this unexpected
and unprecedented way. became Joint
author with her husband in the writ
ing of one of the ablest legal works
IN the English language-ever since
It's publication a standard legal
authority.
Copyright 1912. by e. J. Edwards
All rights reserved.)
Evening journal., 1912-11-02
REJECT ALL TRADING OFFERS.

Once more We call upon all Republican candidates
- and their friends in all three counties to reject
all trading overtures made by the Deocrac candidates
and their friends The Dosaocfatic machine practically
has abandoned hope Of electng3i State ticket 1t
npw is deyoting its energies to eectng n;1ority of
the Legislature so may send its boss Willard Saus-
burytto the United States Senate Toaccompsh that
emiasaries Of the machine are at work in the
ous legislative districts offering to give Democratic
votes for the Republican State tcketsn exchange for
Republican votes sfor the Democratic legislative ticket
No Republican candidate the State ticket desires
that such trade be made any friend Of his at the
expense of any Republican legislative candidate Let
every Repubcai voter i'm New Castle, Kent and sus-
counties bear that fact clearly in mind. The Re.
publican State candidates regard It OF the utmost inn
portance that the Republican party retain control Of
both branches Of the Legislature and that Willard
SALISBURY. a Democratic machine politician, shall
90 to the United States Senate msrepresent the
speople Of this State.
We understand that these Democratic trading ennis
saries particularly strong in the New Castle hum
dred Legislative district, where Chauncey p. Hocomb
is running for Represe ntave the Democratic ticket
Mr. Holcomb is a weak and unpopular candidate and
the fact that the voters there recognize him man
committed to the Senatorial fortunes Of sausbury
serves to make his position all the weaker The
Salisbury Democratic machine does not want to lose
Hocombs vote for Salisbury aid, IL information re-
ceved by the Republicans be true, the emissares
press a willingness to trade the entire Democratic
State ticket for Republican votes for Hocohib
The understanding is that the same sort Of treach-
erous work against the Democratic State ticket is in
progress in all the counties that is what impels
to issue this warning to'all Republican voters The
Republican State and county candidates want Dem
ocrac votes at the OF the Republican egis-
ative candidates. and all trading overtSres should be
reectedand reported at to the Republican coun-
ty committees.
Evening journal., 1912-11-02
SHAW Should BE ELECTED.

TADIES G. SHAW, JR. Republican, is making splen-
j did fight for Levy Court Commissioner in the
Fifth district His Democratic opponent is Martin E.
Smith, who is canvassing the district from end to end
and putting in the hands of every Republican in the
district sample ballot marked the voter may
know how to vote for him. There is reason, how
ever why any Republican should vote for Mr.. Smith,
and is every why he should vote for Mr.
Shaw Mr.. Smith has qualifications which fit him
specially to be Levy Court Commissioner and we
doubt that he will poll the full Democratic vote
in the district Mr.. Shaw, the other hand is SO
popular as a man and efficient Trustee Of the
Poor that every Republican voter in the district should
vote for him. He already has been assured Of liberal
Democratic support
The tax payers of the district would act wisely
they decide to send Mr.. Shaw to the Levy Court by
a practically unanimous vote. He has much better
conception of the needs of the district than Mr..
Smith and we have doubt that he could get much
more for the district than Mr. Smith. Therefore
we think the payers should unite and elect Mr..
shaw to the position.
Evening journal., 1912-11-02
QUIT CALOMEL!
Thousands Are Turning from This
Dangerous Drug.
4 Safe Vegetable Substitute Substitute Is Give
Tablets for the Liver.


DR.. +. NJ. Edwards, a prominent
physician of Ohio, has discovered a
new laxative and liver toner in COM
bination of vegetable materials, mixed
with olive oil, which is In effect al
most exactly like the old and untrust-
worthy calomel, except that there ara
none Of the bad after effects of calo-
mel.
Dr. Edwards has long been foe
of calomel, though he recognized its
value along with its dangers.
His distrust of the uncertain drug
eventually started him years afo to-
wards experiments with the view of
discovering substitute. and he is to-
day in possession of the longsought for
combination. which is in the shape OF
q little sugar-coated, olive-oil colored
tablet
The results Of II years experience
and practice are embodied in these
marvellous little tablets.
They are called DR.. Edwards Olive
Tablets. They oil the bowels. and thei,
effect on the liver has been the means
of relief to many of DR. Edwards
regular patients as we'll as to thous-
ands of others who have suffered and
were afraid OF calomel.
They are gentle inf their action, yet
always effective. They bring about
that exuberance Of spirit, that natural
buoyancy which should be enjoyed by
everyone, by toning up the liver and
clearing the system of harmful i'm
purities. 10c and Csc per box.
The Olive Tablet Company, Colum-
bus, o.
Evening journal., 1912-11-02
e1 TO 3.
We cOngatuIate Ad. Thomas. of white Clay Creek

We congratulate Ad. Thomas, of White Clay Creek
hundred, upon having resigned candidate for Rep
resentative on the Allee-Houston-D -Drexler Sucker
Progressive ticket When the cabal that is using the
Roosevelt movement a screen for its work for the
Democratic machine thought could utilize Mr. Thom-
as as tool to deliver legislative vote to Salisbury
for United States Senator it did not know its Mr.
Thomas, when he learned of the to which the
Sucker" caoai was trying 10 put MIN, promptly re-
signed a candidate for Representative from that
district. His action is a disappointment to the Dem
ocratic machine and it's Sucker" helpmeets. but Mr.
Thomas should glory in that fact and in the further
that he retains the respect of those friends and
neighbors whose respect is worth having.
Evening journal., 1912-11-02
n0N,r al In srcKrR man

THE Dover Republican. the foremost and fairest
newspaper published in our. State capital warns
Delaware Republicans not to be trapped by the
Sucker Progressive ticket which carries the "B6Il-
moose emblem al its head It says:
The Allee-H Hynson-H Houston-Drexler ticket has been
gotten up with the purpose of defeating the Republican
ticket thorough the State, and aid the Democratic
party to again get control OF affairs Former Senator
Alice, who is head and front of the movement Is quoted
as saying and further saying that he and the other
leaders OF the would vote the straight Demo-
cratic ticket and that the Bull Moose" ticket was only
put up to catch suckers and this has never been
denied. How many Republicans will walk into this
trap and be found among the AleeHouston "suckersg'
Republicans, remember the good old Democratic
days when You disfranchised and when YOU
couldn't even put ticket in the field DO you want to
go back to those conditions?
Every of these party wreckers has been honored
by the Republican party and enlisted 20 wreck is now
because he is NOT given fe-tenure of Office
Vote the straight Republican, ticket and prove to these
men that you are not suckers and that they can't
hoodwink you.
That is ali right. far 81 goes. The Republi-
can fails to appreciate the fact that the friends Of
Colonel Roosevelt in this State supporting tht
Sucker Progressive ticket but the ticket Of the Ma
onal Progressves the emblem Of which is the Scales
of Justice. That ticket contains the Roosevelt cleo
tors and the Republican state it. and not the
Sucker ticket VIII be by the admirers OF Colo
mel Roosevelt who their. way clear to sup
port President Taft
Evening journal., 1912-11-02

There is no man in Delaware politics who occupies
to-day a more contemplate position than Robert G.
Houston the Sucker Progressive candidate for At
torney-General. man who boasts that he conceived
and organized the Ant-Brbery League of the State of
Delaware he consorts without shame with such
as J. Frank Alice, whom he has denounced times with
out number in the past arch-poitical corrup-
ZIONIST Owing distinction and official emolument
he enjoyed to the Republican party he in
conspiracy with Alice and others Of his k, to defeat
that party and to restore the Salisbury Democratic
machine to power in this State Befriended by CT
prominence in the Republican party, he shamelessly
publishes their private correspondence and in
other ways upon the confidential relations which sub
sisted between them and him. For such to offer
himself candidate for the Office of Attorney General
is an insult every Delaware voter, matter what
his political ahliaton may be- Mr.. Houston Will dis
by the election returns Tuesday that Della
wareans who respected him, have taken his
measure and that they did not need long tape to
enable them to DO it.
Evening journal., 1912-11-02

The Democratic machine is making desperate but
fruitess attempt swing the Jewish in this city
over to the Salisbury Monaghan machine ticket Cam
pagn literature of misleading nature and printed in
Hebrew being circulated among them in the hope
they will swing TO the Democratic side The Demo
cratic appeal has with favorable response The
Jewish voters practically unit for Charles R
Miller and his associates the Republican ticket.
There was time years ago when the Democrats used
the Jewish but refused absolutely to recognize
Jew in nominations appointments. Such treatment
led to the swinging the Republican side, with
the result that they have received recognion At this
time Barnet Guckman, Of the most prominent Jews
in this community holds the responsible position of
Justice of the Peace and he is good one. We might
cite several other instances in which the moral and
mental worth of has found recognition from the
Republican party It is useless for the Democrats to
work in that quarter By neither hollow argument nor
false literature can they win the Jewish voters from
their hearty support of Mr.. Miller
Evening journal., 1912-11-02

The voters in New Castle hundred should drop party
lines, unite and elect Clayton d. Appleby Representa-
tive Such action is made all the more important by
the fact that Mr. Applebys Democratic opponent is
Chauncey P. Holcomb, who is chairman of the Demo-
cratic County Committee and connected closely to the
Salisbury Democratic machine. 1t is nconceivabe that
the tax payers in important and intelligent hun
dred like New Castle will prefer Holcomb to a
like Appleby. If they do, it will be a poor compi-
ment to their political judgment If Mr. Appleby be
sent to the Legislature he will spend his
time playing small party politics. but will devote it
to looking after the interests of his constituents and
hundred district already know Mr.. Hocombs legsla-
tive record It is unnecessary for take it up in
detail The fact that the payers in the Tenth Rep
resentatve district do know it. makes all the
sanguine that they will elect Mr.. Appeby.
Evening journal., 1912-11-02

That Sucker Progressive ticket which is using the
Bullmooseas its emblem, merely fake" ticket put
in the field to assist the Salisbury Democratic ma
chine In fact J. Frank Alice said It was a ticket
to be voted for by suckers" He ought to know be-
cause he set the ticket up and of those who
selected the Bumoose the emblem before the real
National Progressive friends of Colonel Roosevelt in
this State could select that emblem
Evening journal., 1912-11-02
DEaocRArrc RESORT TO BnIIsaseAr

ri AVlNG exhausted all argument In behalf of State
Senator Thomas M. Monaghan. the Democratic
candidate for Governor. the Democratic newspapers
now have resorted to the of billingsgate against
Governor Fennewiii and Charles R. Miller the Repub-
can candidate for Governor, in the hope it will
to prop the waning fortunes of the Salisbury
Democratic machine. The Dover Index for instance,
editoriay:
The good people of Delaware are surely tired the
numatlon and disgrace heaped the state in the last
Tour years by the present incompetent Governor He
has been the servle a vicious and reckless gang
OF pot-house politicians, and the state suffered Do
lne people OF the state want continuance of this2
Onaries H. Miller the Republican candidate for Govern
Of Is not SO weak as Governor Pennew, but he serves
the same master and is if anything, bitter par
uzan and while Pennewill has served the Wilmington
Republican Bosses, Miller is of them. What has
even Republican of Kent and Sussex to expect?
The Index knows, if it knows anything at all, that
our State has not been humiliaed disgraced during
the four years that Simeon s. Pennewil has been
Governor Of Delaware. His administration has been
able honest and dignfed-in fact, much better than
several Democratic administrations which might
name disposed follow the Index in such an
Improbable line of discussion. We say Improbable,
because the people the State know full well what
good administration Governor Pennewill has given
us and how bad several of the Democratic adminstra-
tions have been.
The attack upon Mr. Miller is as false that upon
Governor Pennewill Mr. Miller is a bitter partisan
and he is not Republican boss. He is honest and
intelligent citizen of independent thought and action
who is not bossed by any set of men and who
has no desire to boss any set of He stands
in this campaign in the interest of the people and they
recognize that fact well that they will elect him
governor and enjoy the benefits which will accrue
to them from his ncumbency of the Office.
Evening journal., 1912-11-02

The Republican party has held uninterrupted power
in this State the last twelve fifteen years by running
the government the benefit OF the people IL has
enrenchod itself strongly in the confidence of the
people that it has withsood repeated efforts by the
Democratic machine leaders to buy their back into
power This month"; We're it not for the dissension
in the Republican party growing out Of the TaftRoose-
welt controversy, # would defeat the Democrats by
larger plurality than has featured any past election
AS it stands now. the Democrats will be defeated on
every branch Of the ticket ON which the Republicans
and the National Progressives stand together If Will
son and Brockson carry State it will not be because
the Democrats have defeated the Republicans, but be-
cause the Republicans, Regular and Progressive, have
defeated themselves. Were they unite today on
Monday on Presidential electors and the Congress-
man, they would sweep the State
Evening journal., 1912-11-02

We are informed that Horace Greeley Eastburn, Of
this city Of the speak-twice-and-thinkonc ora
tors of the Sucker" Progressive ticket caba has pro
claimed that he will bury the Republican party so
deep that there will be resurrection for it. If
be true all we desire say in reply that Mr. East
burn reminds of the East Indian mosquito that
proclaimed it was going to aght on an elephant and
break its back.
Evening journal., 1912-11-02

We are told that interested in the political for
brbe Republican to remain away from the polls.
Perhaps it may well for the Burns detectives the
employ of the Democratic machine investigate that
phase Of Democratic corruption. Such detectives
should 60 Republican headquarters for specific in
formaticn this point
Evening journal., 1912-11-02

Il is with pleasure note the fact ihat our old
friend, Mr.. Clinton Sinks of the Burns Detective
Agency, has been visiting Democratic friends in this
city. Come again, Mr.. Sinks. The gates of Whining
ssa always are wide open to you aud your friends.
Evening journal., 1912-11-02
No FEAR or -DETECTIvps

VAT HEN Democrats proclaim most loudly their po
w ltical purity and rail most vehementIy against
Republican corruption it is safe to that they
have some corrupt enterprise on hand from which
they hope to distract Republican and public attention
In view Of the present attitude Of the Democratic
chine and its talk Of Burns detectives other safe
guards think it will be wise for the Republicans
to direct their detectives in the field to keep close
watch on the Democrats in every election district
the State. There is doubt that the Democrats are
preparing TO spend money TO- corrupt the electorate
and the Republicans should not permit themselves
to be thrown off their guard by hypocrca Democratic
cries and hints that the Democratic machine has Burns
detectives in this State Republicans who believe in
elections, have nothing to fear from Democratic
detectiyesi but the Democrats, who lose op
portunty to money in elections when they have it
to use, have much to fear from Republican detectives
Evening journal., 1912-11-02

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Evening journal., 1912-11-02

Walter Burris, the Republican candidate for sheriff
in this county. is of such fine qualities that any
Republican Democrat may for him and feel that
he is performing important civic duty Mr. Burris
is Delawarean and responsible business man.. He
holds to the theory thata public official should trans
act the business of the taxpayers with the same pune
ous regard for sound business principles that would
characterize him in the transaction of his own private
business. That is the sort of the taxpayers Of
New Castle county want in office Mr. Burris is not an
orator. He IS simply plain, every day business
who has built up envable reputation for honesty
and dealing and who enjoys the friendship OF all
who know him, no matter whether they be Republicans
OF Democrats He viii make ideal sheriff.
Evening journal., 1912-11-02

Good morning Mr.. sinksi Permit us to welcome
you to city
Evening journal., 1912-11-02

WY not cali the new battleship The whopper?-
sSracuse PostStandard
Evening journal., 1912-11-02
PROgRrssIyEs Am asUcKrRs.v

Republican State ticket, mark your ballot in
the square containing the Scales Of Justice as fol-
1ou,e.
Evening journal., 1912-11-02

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