Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-03-10

anywhere. You want also a frs.-cass news
paper press. You never can be the people ytu
ought to be, until you have a high toned ana
talented new spapef press. | mean no IL
Election 10 the papers now in your city Bl
you must put your shoulders to the wIeel-a,-
vettise in them and give them ability aid YOU
will have newspapers Of the very first quality
When you have an external commerce and give
TO the newsp per press the cncJur.Eem4n l YOU
should, think you will be great pe0plc and
become the great city you desire to be-
.. The Citizen Soldier
Gen Horace Porter was called ON and re-
sponded, in a humorous and pleasant speech
which called forth great applause
y. The Citizens Of the Delaware, united in
the historic past aud undivided in the future"
John y Bynle, Esq, was called on and re-
Piled III his usual eloquent and pleasant man.
NERVE may well be proud Of the cities OF
the Dea ware-he said they we've enough in
themselves 10 make proud and enduring
commonwealth
Z. "rh@ City of Wilmnson-rm present
and the future"
Col. Geo. w. Stone WAS called ON and re-
sponded, in well considered speech ia which
lie pointed to many evidences going to show
that Wilmington vii! in The moi far di iant
future De one oil the most Thriving cities in the
couhtry-containing so large a population tina
the men Of the present day will be utterly a..
topishdd III locking back 10 note its Remarkable,
| AMI rapid growth in wealth aud yalue. Almost
every one OF III, great industrial establishments
has been made by natives OF The place. Aud II
| Is still remarkable that III, men who founded
THESE great Industries still have them in cha g.
| lneS nave all beer raise 10 their present great
value from the smallest S ale. / might picture
TO you imington in the year 1900. II / dill
| would picture to you a city with 100 00 inhab-
i'aiits. We might have numerous large hotels,
and We might excite a little Jealousy from oul
big neighbor of Philadelphia. I might ais +,
picture TO You city living in republican form
or government-with population the basis of
rep esentation, H closed by reference to the
young men.
y. Our Railways less than five years
| Wilmington has changed from a wav station
| to railway CENTRE
Mr. j. T. Hea1d was called On 10 respond, aud
dit o ~ his usual energetic, pointed and SEN
| siole style. lie referred to the many veluible
Improvements which had been made in the
past few yeas; TO the proposed railway TO New
| ta'It-to the railway through Drlndywins
Village. Elgtmoer, Ne, and otlrr pr1nltrl
roads the Wilmington AMI Reading EXTENDED,
and The ". " w. klt.. cXtende Westward
we have 800 miles Of Fcninsuar railway eS-
| tending toward NArll k nllluy on, IT IT,.
short 5 spu '"rn lines. Thea We have Ills. T..
w. IL. Il. L tao "ulv one e the hes, Nat tie
Ntr' best ~ lw IS IA Tt. t.ipn mpr al ol
Il. AEcr torlnslas sir. II al t.i!ld uDoa
MI Goldman, Of the luhlir Lr'iyrr llr u .ol,.
Mr.. Coleman responded in Il Nciy ll,asl..t
speech, but omitted the soug; and sat doNn
amid general applause.
! y, Wilmington Enterprise oa,."--Col.
| IL. > McConb VAS calic On tn respnLd.
| lie said H. confessed, thu Ii, FIT Il dlli 'ally
IS iI'''l+ IA COMPANY oihs Own fellow r,ti-
HIis. dis is the citY where h. NJ, bora. { i.
McComI enrefrr"'it RAILROADS aada,tri.'urrd
10 them the development or.hr great Industries,
ana II might be asked what have not r.r, IS
done for us. We have more miles of railroad
| III lle United States than there is in all the
world beside. Col McComb spoke with calm
ness AMI earnestness, and sat down amid great
applause.
~. "Ihe Great West. ten. T.. L. Black
| OF Illinois, WAS called Oh. Cen Black made a
Dricf respe Use, Which elected great applause
lie could not see why Wilmington should not
become the Chicago vi the East, sitting by the
, river side. II is a splendid opportunity. As lo
the great West, he could not speak Of her Like
Webster said of Massachusetts she is
mountains of silver and gold rise up before YOU
cues spring up On every side. The Genera
made few more eloquent remarks and sal
| down anid great applause.
ne hisl regular toast having been announce,
. AID II being late, the company adjourned
greatly pleased with tie evening entertainment
and delighted with the excellent arrangement.
| and comi1ri and cleg1uc' ii the CLAYTON House
ne banquet Is nov o"t 81. tha things Of tn,
past, and viii b, au event long 10 he IT,
, menbereI WIKI W'asH' Icy al who wcr
present.
IT. ~ ,..,
/ W : tlt's ny l'a' Aei ms position, a
.'5 T VI u D"iAWlre Ctty National Bank
the vacancy.
We can easily understand the pleat populari
I I of fE.rl.k III
a wonderful imaqiuati6n. AMI his nlus,ratin,'
are dra Yn from every quarter. Tbrs,. arc coi
md f, ~ no, 'e "'aettIoh OF ,he multitude
sa,es.-rDom,s n,,cL,, .a,, a,. w.,
Ceand of White Clay Creek IIun',rnI an ~ IL,
COWS fnm 81 az Nv ~ si'o 20 stoh oxen = NV
iay ~" TO s'i per ioa. Mr.. Brackin also sol,
oth INST horses for Sl5l TO $500; colt W.,
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public sale on rlnrs,l.v. tie lgG S ,g ycr
i,is H"1' IN noisr'N i"' Washington street
',n No., any one Wis'i%s 10 purchase sloul
+ tlon in our city 70? private residence, III,
l attractive. For particulars So advertisement
vo nme s,9cE,-Mrssrs Loh!ci! and Peters o
: o1tlle 2lst, some Of the very finest and hast
disposed of i'll this county. Af,uy Of tine nni
various agricultural exhi% Min" ptem,a i at the
who then so mrcl, o(ni"sd ,% i'r ,ne l,ilneis
tends 10 rem,nc 70 ~, '',',lt,s f. feiers in