The daily gazette., 1874-10-16
air, by the band, the President intro
Hon. ELI sAULsBgEY,

pleasure to meet you, because it has
never been my fortune, except once or
twice IN Wilmington, To address my |
ellow-oitiZens of New Castle County.
L believe the Democracy of New |
Castle County are fully alive to the
Importance Of the canvass. The Re |
publicans have been saying that our
party is dead, but think the elections
in Ohio and Indiana, and the result in
which was redeemed at
the last two elections, have proved
that the party is not dead, nor even |
sleeping.
do say that no other party which
ever existed, was guilty of one-tithe Of |
the extravaganza which has character
lied the rule of the Republican. party |
Tor the last six years. They have col |
lected taxes amounting to 81 ,S00, 900,
W0-or 500, 900 600 annually
third of which has been wasted by
useless and unnecessary approprla-
tons. We in Delaware have been pay
ing 81 900 900 of that amount, or 5000
900 q year, and as we are large consul
meIs of imported articles, this amount
Is not onc-half of what we pay as a
tribute to protecting interests We,
therefore, have an interest in the mat
ter, as we share the burdcns Of the
people of the country.
Alter reviewing the ruinous policy
of the Republican party in the South,
and ,lenouncing the Civil Rights Bin
the Honorable gentleman prcc =, ded a.
follows:
MIR. Lotiand is the candidate OF a
party pledged to that bill, and he has
| met the bill. He never voted for it
because he never got chance to. But
he voted to take it up and refer il to a
judiciary Committee so that il cuuldbr
brought back and passed under "A cali
FOR the yrcviousquestion. ThcmotiOn
was MIR. Buffers, made for this express
purpose, and Mr. Lohand voted for
it and had the bill been on lis final
passage Mr.. Lotland would have voted
yea.
And the Republican party of the
State is in favor of this bill. For eve
ry Republican in the last Legislature
voted against the resolutions dcnounc-
ing the Civil Rights Bill and instruct
ing our Senators and Representatives to
vote against it,
In the Republican convention at
Georgetown. they did not "advocata
mixed schools" and did not say a word
about the Civil Rights bill but they pas
sed resolutions endorsing Mr.. Lotland ;
course in Congress in general, and hi
vote on this bill i'll particular.
And that night, in Dover, when DR.
Jump was informed Of his nomination. he
said he did not propose to discuss nation
al questions but would fight the cam.
n All H., 4 . |,
party speakers discuss these issues. Ii
We talk to them in our county about
national extravaganza they say You I
building the Court House too rye" and
II We point with pride to our economical
administration Of State affairs they say
i Your paying off the State debt too fast
The speaker closed by referring agar
to the wrongs Of the South H. know d
gentleman named Lawrence, who ownr,
a plantation which he valued at S7on 900
on which he had Il lar"a sugar refinery
But his property Wa taxed so that Ia,
could not sell 1t for what It cot To ere .
the refinery.
He commended the course Of tn ,aa
pie OF New Orleans for hurting tie j.sus
per Kellogg from his position, h..
thought they made one mistake in +,
straning their wrath They hould hay,
whole park Of thieyisb bounds whom NV
ed ont rir substa nee. and nostarity w.ui,
have said it served them right
The speaker was Loudly appl4uIr
throughout, and at the closeo t his 1.4pr
Gus speech was heartily ch"erei.
ne nah9 Played u stlrtihg an att
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nos. TAoa. +. BASAKp.
rno'' tIi"'.ra, M VA thI SlEll'i ia' pa"
Mv r,t I,i, w. ',.S ''t'' - .l.l
sap sd irr.,. MN, ,,AA T I"' ~
(which lads me To b.l4y, the MN. .,r
ltakinr an interest in thr cnyrrnm,.nt !
Igrttetdl to me The great tloGh!c IN thi
, country is tn" Lack of intety.t IT, Pa
pie feel IN political affair.
intms country tho propI''s.N'rn them
srNe.i !htS !hoo1e thtf tnl r. ttut'
r rhf ,.ett 's.iois' remove them II IL
hnvs faithfniiy narfru,I ' th., = ,f Nh
lIutics
Good government i; ,.,ln. WI. nm.
respectable. 1t induce, mn t. in
wisely and peaceably. 1t cannot BE- -
tab'ished for one cl.ts3 Of mon, but mus
be good for an II 1t Is bad Tor ON" p1rt ,
) th. people: IL - bad Tor at
, | ana so IL uppiltS To the states, \ G