Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1873-09-03

Patrick Neary,' l5
assistant InspecioT,
Andrew j. Thompson, IA
j. ]. Campbell 10
- independent Reform Nomination.
SCENES AFTER TIE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TIL
sUcoEssFuL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES TO M ssks. MA
RIs, VINCENT, AND THE REPUBLICAN couKcII,
MEN ELEcT-sFEEoHEs DO.
Soon after the result was known, the Mt. Yer.
non Cornet Band appeared in front of the Clay.
ton House, preparatory to starting on a general
serenading tour to the different successful can
didAtes. After playing Acoupls OF popular airs.
| three cheers were proposed for Henry F. Pick
els the little giant" three for Joshua Mars,
the temperance man, all Of which were Civ.
On with hearty good will.
The immense crowd, marshalled by Captain
| q. Gallagher and led by the band, then pro-
ceeded down Market and out Second Street 10
the residence OF Isaac Murray, member of Coun-
cll elect from the First Ward, where that gem
tleman vas heartily cheered and introduced by
Captain Gallagher with an apology stating that
Mr. Murray was exhausted by the laber OF
capturing democratic ward, and getting for
himself the magnificent majority Of 81 Mr.
| Murray bowed his acknowledge ments.
The crowd which was constantly increasing.
| strated for the residence of William Green Re-
| publican Councilman OF the Third ward, another
| captured stronghold Of Democracy Some iocu-
ar remarks we're m ade by the crowd while pass
ing through the First and Third Wards to the
effect that these were strange grounds for Re-
publican serenadlng partss Mr.. Green being
Introduced, made q few appropriate remArkn
thanking the Third Ward Republicans and the
Democrats who voted for HIM for their generous
support and confidence, aud promising to do
the best of his ability.
From here tine crowd proceeded 10 residence
OF d. f. Plckels but while near Sixth and Wast-
lngton, streets, It was still further increased by
the IuIlanan1anf H. L.. \.
| OF citlzetIs and when the residence OF Mr. Plekes
was reached, the procession must have mum Der
ed several thousand. The appearance OF MIR
Flckels IN front OF his residence was the signal
for repeated cheers.
After being introduced, he thanked first the
Republicans who had stood by him in his irving
hour, and secondly to the Independent Demo-
| Gratis Of the Fifth ward who could not be sold
out by their party leaders but who between
| two Republicans they had voted for the m an of
their choice. He had no unkind words or feel
lnBs Tor those Republicans who had seen prom
er TO vote against him, but if ia the next cam
palgn when We are sure to wrest the State of
Delaware from the grasp of tho Demucfatic
party they will only labor as we'll and spend
Their money as freely to elect the Republican
ticket, as they did To defeat him, he would free
ly forgive them.
The procession next visited the residence Of
Joshua Maris Esq., Preadant Of tho (IiIv flono-
Gil elect, Cheer upon cheer greeted the az pear
auce OF the man against whom the LIQUOR Deal
ers Union had leveled their shafts and
VINO had Just been reelected by the u preceden-
ted majority Of $50. Mr.. Maris thanked his feI-
low citizens for their cordial support ia this IN
stance, and for the marks OF esteem aud conf
dence he had received at their hands.
In reply to the opposition of a certain class Of
cltlzeus who had opposed him, he SAID they
were mistaken, as he never made any positive
pledge TO vote for or against any particular bill
before the Legislature. He was not in the hab.
u oil dong such things, but believed legisla-
tor should be left free and untTammelled
The residence of John p. McLear, Of the Sew
enth Wand, was next visited, and that gentle
man congratulated his fellow Repubicsna on
the Hplended victory that they had achieved. II
was no great credit for Republican to be elect.
ed in the Seventh Ward, for that ward always
elects It's candidates, no matter who thew are he
large maJoIlties. He had no pledges to make.
Out hoped hlA action in Council would be such
az TO meet the confidence OF the people.
The residence Of Joseph r. Phillips. the short
term councilman elect from the Seventh Ward
was next visited and the congratulations Of thai
gentleman received for the great Republican
victory just gained
The next objective point was the resi-.
dence Of Francis Vincent, City Treasurer
elect. That gentleman wan in the beat Of hnmor
a. the great Tnsjn rity he had received in spite OF
the opposition Of several Republicans and some.
Of the daliy papers. Captain Gallagher intro
ouceu mt. vincent, VINO was standing beside
Captain hlllgore, the present Treasurer. calling
the pair tableauX. Mr. Vincent responded 10
the alluslon, relnarking that here was the pres
ent Olty treasurer, and the City Treasurer elect
one representing brains, and the other body
and he hoped that through the instructions of
the present incumbent, he might be able after
awhile, TO count up two and two and saw il made
Tour lie thanked his friends for thsir generons
susport aud believed the victory of TO-DAY was
the precursor of the great one thar await. ne IL,
the Stale next year, when the Republicans viii
eject IhelI Governor and Legislature wine ont
the bad laws of our State and give a poor man n
chance to learn bookkeeping. (Cries Of good
and laughter) e"SN'
Col q. Febger, Councilman elect of the Ninth
Ward was next visited who mingled his con~rat-
nlations with those already given for the treat
Republican victory Of the day. o.,
u. d; Underwood, Councilman elect of the |
ElRhth Ward, was next visited and called from
his bed to respond, which he did in a neat snsech
thanking his friends and promising still Iarger
ma luritlus IN the future from the Eighth Ward
Ihe procession, still immense then marched |
on to tho residence Of John II. Adams Conn
Gilman elect from the Sixth Ward who aitbnngb
II was after the midnight hour, appeared and
made very eloquent and appropriate adcress |
on the spread of the great and fundamental
Futiis OF the Republican party. After reeeiying |
the thanks OF Mr.. Adams the proceasion wan1
10 Fourth and Poplar streets. where Mr.. John a |
BAKER, Councilman elect from the Fourtb |
ward appeared in front Of his residence. and
haaI 70" wen timed and happy remarks. He
dlture OF money, and getting the worth of the
money expended, He did not belong TO those
VINO wished to stop improvements, fence in line
s sme anu Whltewash it. After thanking his
friends for their generous support, and espe-
Gially was Ills thanks due to the Independent
democratic voters OF the Ward who were moi
carried IN the breaches pocket of their self con-
sltuted leaders, he paid his respects to |
the Immaculate, Jimmy" the man who "never
told a lie, after which the crowd dispersed and
went III orderly manner to their respective homas
leaving the two Democratic Councilman OF the
we've to be serenaded by their own party, which
We believe has not yet been done /
THE THIRD WARD.
Last night when It was known that the Eighth
and Ninth Wards had given lareely incrassad Il
republican majorlties certain defunct Demo-
rate tax a collector, who bosses things generally
IL the Ihlrd ward, said the other wards may 20
etch the little Irish Ward" Yes, the Third
y, ard was all right yet. In about ten minutes
er~aIds the result OF the Third Ward was an !
lent Ex., who Immediately subsidized and has NOT | o