The daily gazette., 1874-10-17
FIRST EDITION!
THE STATE CAMPAIGN.
the MEETINGS LAST NIGHT,
This Mornings Markets
State Politics.


President, Hon, Thomas +. Bayar,l, in
the chair.
Upon the call Of wards the various
Ward Executive Committees made
favorable reports,
Messrs. Jacob Butt and John H.
Puhl were appointed q committee to
ascertain if the Odd Fellows Hall
could he secured for Democratic
meeting on Monday night
This meeting is to be addressed by
Hon. Richard 'Vaux and VIM Witiie,
Esq, of Philadelphia.
during the absence of this commit
tee the President made few remarks.
lie said it gave him great pleasure to
recur to the results of Tuesdays cleo
tion, which are gratifying 10 all who
wish to hail the return of Govern
ment Of law and of Constitutional
limitation But we must keep this
ball rolling, and this wave in motion !,
for the results Of these elections indi-
cate that something similar will occur
in November. If the results in the
coming elections are as favorable, in
proportion, as were the results of those
just passed, we will have majority in
the next Lower House of Congress, and
thus be enabled to put our hands on
the throat of corruption all over the
country.
Such a result is Of great Importance.
The next House OF Representatives.
counts the election vote in 1876, and a
Democratic majority will see that the
count is "A fair and honest one, a Dem
ocratic majority will appoint no white
washing commttccs of investigation ;
but it will pass upon all appropriation
bills, destroy all political jobbcry, and
show to the world the corrupt facts
departments. la fact, Democratic
House of Representatives is almost q
necessary preliminary to the election
OF u Democratic President in 1876.
Messrs. Butt and Publ here returned,
and announced that the odd Fellows
Hall could be secured for Monday
nights meeting. Messrs. John 7.
Springer, Jacob Butt, John III. Publ,
John Moore and VIM Bareford, were
| appointed a committee to prepare the
| Hall for the meeting.
| The following Committee on Natur
all%ation was appointed
| First Ward, James McManus, chair
man Second, Jacob Butt; Third
| Daniel O'Neill; Fourth, John j. Toner
Fifth, Francis Quigley sixth, VIM
McMenamin Seventh, John J, 10
wen Eighth, John Cuddy Ninth
VIM. Sweeney Tenth, Miles Burke
| From now until The close of the cleo
ton, Mr. McManus, chairman of the
committee, will be ut the District
Court every Tuesday and Thursday
| morning. The other members of the
committee are requested To lookout
for all persons desiring to get out thcil
naturalization papers, or 10 file then
| declarations Of intention, and send
them to the Court Room, where Mr.
| McManhs will furnish them with all
| the necessary information and aSSiS
lance.
The Flag Committee reported that
| the old FLAG had been blown down, and
II new one bought, paid tor and swung
| out.
| Mr. Springer announced Ia the meet
ing that under the new election law
the polls omen for the November cleo
| ton between and . o'clock, A. Nj.
| and closes at j j. NJ.
After II discussion oil party Affairs The
| Association al juulncd.
| THE REPl' HLICAN MEETING AT THE CITY
| HALL.
The Republicans held meeting a
the City Hall last evening, which wa
| not very largely attended, the Hall MOI
being crowded at any time during the
evening.
The meeting was called to order by
Washington Tasting, ON whose mo
ton ohm w. Hawkins took the chair
and RobeltLce was appointed Seere
tary.
The first speaker was George W
Massey, ESQ, u very good-lo9king
well-formed gentleman, from Dover
Mr. Massey alluded to the snail Dem
ocratic majority in Kent County, ane
said il was an indication Of ltepubli
can triumph in November, In the
same connection he referred to thu
Democratic triumph i'll Wilmington
and in New Castle county, and revers
ing his logic, endeavored to prove tina
this also was au indication of Republi
can success in November But h
| only puzzled his hearers and he faileC
to bring forth the desired applause.
| DIR. William G. Davidson of Milford
followed Mr.. Massey, and Anthem,
Higgins, Esq, also made a few re
marks. The meeting throughot, was
tame spititlcss affair, participated il
| by negroes as usual.
DEMOCRATIC MEETINGS.
| Tonight, the Appoqulnimink Hun
drcd Democrats win hold meeting a
| Caravans. William Reynolds, Esq.
of this city, and others, will be tn
speakers.
At the Newark Hotel, in the tow
of Newark, this evening, IA meeting Q
the White Clay Greek Hundred vii
: be held. John OByrne, ESD, of thi
:, city aud others, viii deliver stirrin
addresses,
A meeting Of the Democratic cit
r zens of Wilmington will be held at tn
Odd Fellows Hall, Third and Kin
streets, on Monday evening 1pth inst
| Addresses will be delivered by Hon
Richard Vaux and VIM. Wittie, Esq
of Philadelphia. ys
| On the same evening, at the Cit