Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-06-11

J., DEMOCRATIC COUNTY MEHTING.-At on
O'Clock, special train Of 4 cars, well filled lei
the city, Saturday and upon its arrival at Ney
, Castle, the party repaired to the Court House
where, soon after, the meeting was called to oil
der by George Gray, Esq, chairman Of the las
| meeting, In a speech congratulating the Demo
cratic party on their bright prospects, and con-
plimcnting the intelligence represented at tn
| meeting
JOHN r. Cochran was then elected Chairman
and Edward Reynolds and H. b. Mcintyre Sec
| retaiies
On William Deans motion, committee of
, from each Hundred was named by thu chair
man, to report permanent officers
The committee, after short absence, repor
| ted the owing permanent officers
Tresif,.ul john p, Cochran, 81. Georges.
V O. NtJsidents, Joseph II. Roberts, Apo
q,imink; r. Fl. Taylor, Wilmington.
S, cretaries, Edward Reynolds, ST. Georges
II. b. Mcintyre, Wilmington.
Upon the motion of Alex b COOPER, the
following committee on resolutions was named
by the meeting, one from each Hundred john
o'Byrne, VIM. r. Hodgson, Marshall Chandler
Alex. B. Cooper. Wm. Dean, Henry A Now
land, Coates Mote, Alexander Biddle, Sewell G
Biggs, Alexander Deakyne.
On motion of Geo. Gray, L q, a committee
consisting of one from each HID, was appointed,
to report TO the me, ting the members of The
County Executive Committee.
Upon molioa of Mr.. Tow send, the 20;h OF
June, between II NJ. and p. M was appoint
ed the time for holding tie mination election
for Sheriff and Coroner of New Csstle County.
On moti)u OF e. p. Johnson, the committee
appointed TO report the Executive Committee
were also instructed to appoint the judges for
the nomination election, in the different Hun
! dreds.
The committee, having retired and no parte.
/ ,,la hain hafn tl,, NJ
Biggs was called for, and promptly mounted the
| rOstIum.
| The ex Congressman opened with the start
ling announcement that, although in public life
he had always been ready to express his opin-
| iors, yet, since he had retired he had become
| a plebeian and his mind was in other channels
| he thought, however, it was Ii $ duty to come
and meet his fellow items in good cau.e -
There is something in The breast of every white
| man that sends him TO the Democracy. In this
| campaign we follow no strange God. Our car
didates come from our own ranks, and with
them we will march to victory. For II years,
| the Republican party hat ruled this Govern
ment, but they never could couluer the chick
ems Of the Old Blue Hen, lwilhsIanding bayo-
| nets, bastiles, and loathsom, dungeons. New
| Castle County has gone uud,r, but the lower
counties ever stood drm. Nav Castle is now
awake. He called 1t eUti, II 10 the results Of Il
elections in Oregon and Connec iclt, and aug
/
cratic party wanted no black recruits, Niger
Suffrage in this country Is a failure = Mr.
Biggs pursued this strain for over half an hour,
abusing tie niger and praisinI the 'good Cd
days" He said Re was not posted on the fl IAN.
| cal question, but he Intended to study ii up.
At the conclusion Ct Mr.. Biggs' speech, the
| committee appointed TO name the Executive
| Committee presented the allowing report
Mill Creek-Stephen Springer, Joseph Bow
man, John Robinson.
Observation-Disclosures .Fer, uson, Jacob
Deakyne, F. f. Perry.
Wilmington-John p. Springer, Robt. II.
Taylor, Milton Lackey.
Brandywine-Geo. W. Smith, VIM f, Han
by, Thos. W. Bird.
Christana-J. Poulson Chandler, II ,ber q.
Justis, Adolphus Husbands.
White Clay Oreek-William II. smith. Joseph
Dean, Wm. l. Wier.
New Castle-Wm. Herbert, }. r. Silver, Thos.
Holcomb.
Red Llon-.Iohn T. Chairs, rhos. Drd, john
Mccall
Pencader u. W. Coocll, y. c. Bigss, john
A. Moody.
st. Georges-E. Il. Cochran, r. }. Craven,
VIM. Polk
William Her6ert was named as Ciairmau
A list of persons TO hold the nom nation cleo.
ton was also reported, consisting of three in
each voting district.
The Committee on Resolutions then made the
following report
RESOLUTIONS.
The Democratic Party of New Castle county
Inc nrincnle. t ''' '''''"
LIST. The right of the States TO administer
onIv 10 the Limitations imno. ed hv ,L,, Esllrai
elopstitu,ion strirtly co"st,usJ 10y ,,,or - 10,
rights of the States.
I'd. Tariff Tor revenue only
oaren, of nnbIic and nrivate M ,,,,,"
f;shonae,J onJ shoulJ ha ,o,naJiaa :, a,'u
~ iss ,eoi sIa,inn a 7''"'N W. ''ei0' az '"'e w
IInited states on ,l,e circnI ,,on of liza ~ .ra
Ranks. '' " ", Wv" " '"' ''''e
htb Snch amendments ,o tho o,ns,i,,,io,,
OF our State, as shall provide for increased rep
of the General Assembly, aud the election Of
Representatives and members OF the Levy
Court by districts.
OH Economy and honesty Ia tie admin
istration of tie General ana State governments.
7th. We believe in the superiority of the
white race and regard any attempt to effect so.
cal equality by legislative or Ctler Coercive mea-
slIres as fraueLt with danger to our instiu,tions
and to the best interests of both races
The policy of the Civil Rights Bill seeks to in
wade the sanctity Of our homes, and 10 inject
discord into our Churches and schools. If PASS
ed Il will subyert The right of The State to real
late the domestic life of her izens and will i'm
properly lepal,ze a condition of ihinos renno.
nant to the natural laws of God. we nledoa
ourselves 10 OPPOSE in every yay The aiders. s,i,
porters. and advocates of the measur6.
9Th, We do further take occasion to express
our sineera and hearty annroval of tho course
of theHons Thomas + Bsyard and Ell SsmIs-
hurry Ia ina Senate of The Unjted states Wills,
bv the IA itbfi,I discharoe of tntv thav ba,,.,