Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-23

q, a Noo 90 '.O'''' a'oIiua from $3.50 t)0O IN
SSo0'0oV90; So0 0oo Georgia from s2OOO,OOo to SIR
100000; North Caroliua, from Sio e ooa ~ oSn S,".
$36 900; South Carolina, from So Hoo on, m
70 S25.OOO.000 Texas. from So ooo "on
$l5.OOOOOO. The Republican partv h,s dan" w
this' and i is one reason which drove the bona..
Liberals from their ranks II il manly and
patriouc to join hands with any partv IL rid
These people Of such load of debt and a..
grace. ~'' "'s
Col: Whitely's remarks we're loudlv IN, f
quently applauded. "''' "e'
John OCyrne, Esq, was the nsxt s,.,lo,
and briefly addressed the meeting in b,s ,,sn.
eloquent and forcible manner. lie referred ,o
the SIMILARITY Of the platform adopted ,t pb;,a.
deiPhia and the platform adopted at Cnc;nna,;
anu Baltimore, the former of which apparan,Iy
endorses the fundamental principles of ,he
democratic party. But as we "udse a tree by
!ts fruit' no must We judge man and a par,y
by their actions, and not by their professions
Inc practical issue to be determined il
whe'her the States shall be independent in the
management OF their municipal affairs or not
ms country grew great and prosperous, and
became powerful in the counses of The world
because Of its liberty and freedom. Int now
everv existing State institution is mspaced by
Republican usnrpation. The very safeguard.
Of the Constitution have been dest .oyed by the
men who have ruled the country for the past
ieur years. The election Of Greeley will
therefore be political act in the interest of
iioerty, and OF military despotism, into which
the present Republican administration i. rapid.
ly merging.
| Al the conclusion Of Mr. ORyrne's remarks.
which were received with apprscia,iye applause
DR.. }. A. Brown offered the following resolu.
ton
RESOLVED. That difference oiI opinion on
National nominations shonld not influence the
State and County nomin,iions
Dr. Brown moved the adoption Of the Reso.
luton and spoke in favor thereof.
Mr.. Quinn moved to lay the resolution on
the table.
Pr. Brown stated that although, he differed
WIN those Preseul IN regard To the Nationa
Nominations, he sill earne.tv desired ant
would work for the success Of the State and
county tickets. Tie was sill Democrat anl
did no, wish TO be read ont of the party.
DIR Swilhin Chsndl, said it should be on
endeavor 10 read men into the party, and tha
we could not afford, nor did not wish to rea,
them out
The motion to table the resolution, wa
adopted
Il Mr.. VIM. Dean then offered the follow in
re solution:
REsoIvED, That it is the sense Of the Demo
, . cracy Of New Castle county, in county meetin
+ assembled, that they now, as heretofore, ocrup
the same political position aud avow the san,
political principles, therefore reailm and er
dorse the resolutions pa 'sei at our Democrat
State Convention and County Meeting, held i
1870.
Mr. Dean moved the adoption OF Tie resoIu
$ ton.
Mr.. Quinn moved a. an amendment that
be laid on the table. In speaking for the pa,
sage Of the resolution Ar. Dean asserted h
!, entire willingness To support the State an
:, county tickets
Il DR.. Worrell arose, addressed the meeting
4 some length and offered. as sn amendment
= the amendment that the resolution lie II,
n over until the next County Convention.
0 The motion WAS adopted AMID great Taught
4 and enthusiasm.
= A motion to adjourn was then made, when
;: scene of confusion occurred which battles Il
). scrir,inn. Mr. Dean mou.ted II chair Al
= commenced an excited harrangue. in the mit
j Of which, the motion was carried. and the me-
t ing slowly dispersed.