The daily gazette., 1874-10-29

OF GERMAN DEMoCuAT3-T1IE
TENTH WARD IN MOTION - LARGE
MEETING AT SUMMIT BRIDGE.
The German Democrats held very
large and spirited meeting at the City
Hall, last night, which was called to Or
der by Jno. Henry Publ, on whose motion
the following officers were selected:
President-Jo Fullmer.
Vice Presidents-First Ward Henry
Bleyer; Second, Michael Boil; Third, VIM.
Il. Griebe: Fourth, A. Ten Weges; Fifth,
Seventh, Henry Pretzschner; Eighth,
Ernest Kleinstuber; Ninth, August Kolck;
Tenth, Herman Rau.
Secretaries Henry Buxbaum, George |
Sharpe.
Able and spirited addresses were made |
by Fred Dittmann and Paul Ketterlinus, |
Esq, of Philadelphia, who effectively dis
cussed the issues of the campaign and |
urged their hearers to heartily support
| the Democratic ticket. The meeting was
a complete success.
MEETING AT SUMMIT BRIDGE.
At Summit Bridge, last evening a
large and enthusiastic Democratic meet
| ing was held, over which Lewis 4. Cav
endar presided.
Able addresses were delivered by Wal
ter Cummins, ESQ, Of this city, both of
whom made able appeals for the sup
port of the Democratic ticket, and were
warmly applauded.
Several Republicans attended the meet
ing, among whom were James A. Benson
and VIM. Lore. candidates for the Leg
Iislature on the Republican ticket. They
Expressed approval at the remarks OF the
speakers.
MEETING III THE TENTH WARD.
Last night rousing Democratic meet
ing was held at the corner of Maryland
Avenue and Logan street, Tenth Ward.
A stirring address was made by John o.
Byrne, Esq, and Samuel Townsend, Esq,
of To ynsend made one of his forcible,
characteristic speeches, which was loud
|ly applauded. The attendance at the
meeting was immense, and the utmost
enthusiasm prevailed. During the even.
ing the Tenth Ward Cochran and Will
liams club turned out and made very
creditablc street parade.
@ MEETING AT PORT PENN.
PORT PENN, Oct, 29, 1874.
A rousing meeting of the Democrat
lof st. Georges, and adjoining Hundred
was held here last evening, The peo
pie came in crowds from all parts Of
the Hundred, and about 8 o'clock ;
n Odessa headed by the Diamond stat
Cornet Band, of Middletown came int
our little village which is in the great
= est Republican stronghold in Delawar
bearing transparencies with neat ant
, appropriate designs very creditabl.
gotten up by our Democratic friends
Middletown, this combined with til
crowd already present including grea
| n f,,l 1a1
Penn and vicinity who are enliste
with us in the right cause made I'll
m largest, most refined and lntellectui
assemble ever before gathered in POI
Penn which told well what the DEM
s. Gratis of st. Georges mean to do o
'o' the Sd day of November and also shoe
)P the stronghold of Radicalism wit
which we are surrounded to the Nei
centre of its foundation. The meetin
was organized by appointing, j.
Fs Vandegrift Esq, chairman, r. L. Perl
nd of AppoQuinimink Hundred and /
Biddle of Red Lion Hundred as Vi
: Presidents, and Geo. +. Deakyne, 5
M cretary. Edward Reynolds, Esq,
~ the Middletown Transcript was intr
to the audience and delivered We
interesting address on the political
sues OF the day. lie spoke Oh tne
tachment law, the mortgage law, al
school law, which our republican OPT
nents, are having descanted to them
their public speakers, and also of the p
sonal abuses and ISLANDERS against o
candidates, and especially against our
teemed candidate for Governor John
Cochran, Esq which is indulged in by
of the Republican papers of the State.
cepting the Symrna Times and Wilmil
ton Commercial. HalryA. Nolen, Esq, {
2, candidate for Legislature, from t
Hundred followed with q powerful spec
70 which spoke well of his ability, and
being the right man for the right plal
We are not only willing but dou'
CIV anxious to trust the interests of
ieiy Georges Hundred with such a mi
The meeting closed with short spe'
by Edward Townsend, Esq, of Ap
eET quinimink. DEMOCRAT