Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-08
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY MEETING,
A Large and EnthuSias-
tic Gathering.
John r. Cochran, Esq. Chairman.
Appointment of the County Executive
Committee, Judges Of the Nomi-
nation Election, and Com
mittee to Revise the
10th Rule.
Addresses by Geo. Gray, ESQ.,, Hon. 3.
J. Biggs, and Iohn 0'Byrne, Esq.
ADOPTION OF SOUND RESOLUTIONS.
Important Changes: Proposed.
ADOPTION OF SOUND RESOLUTIONS.
Important Changes, Proposed
SOM1NATIOT ELECTION TO TAKE
fLACE SATU UtDAY, JUNE Goth.

ANNL SAI u kpAf j u NE 2th.
FULL PEocEEpINGs.-A LARGE ORDERLY
AND ENrnUsIAsTIci MEETING. -.GRHATi
uNANIM,TY ASnGoeD FERLrEG DIsPLAY-l
Ep.-A VICTORY IN Nov EMHER ASSURED
BEYOND A pouBT.--THE PEOPLE AwAK.
ESED AND EAGER FOR THE CAMPAfGN.-I
tSc-, dc, &c. n
AZ one O'clock. p. n., on Saturday, al
special Train, consisting Of All ongiue and
iour cars, lett tho T., w. * Il. Il. X, depot,
ia this c'ty, for Rev Castle, amid the Inn
posing strains OF the Amption Band. Each
esr was crowded 10 its fullest extent, and
Standing room WAS scarcely obtainRble on
The platforms. the number on hoard reach.
Ell between three and fonr hundred.
Alter pleasant, railing ride OF about
twenty-five minutes, New Castle was reach
81, ami the party started for th Court
House In a short time the Coart room was
ntie.i 10 nVeriowing with over i've hum
Urea lnteiiigent, decent, orderly and re-.
4pectabie Dhte men, who hal come together
IN lake counsel of each other. aud Ia take
inhiatory steps towards tho opening of the
next Stale campaign. No dirty negroes
ieaped around Tho room, or hlled tue air
with obscene jests and boisterous laughter,
and no scenes OF disorder ciiarscterlz lzed tho
meetlhS. In fact, IL was au asseinbiage
which any deeenL man could look upon
wth coilplaceney, particularly when con-
tr@st!ng itwitb tho dirty, drunken, disor-
defiy MonKrei County Meeting which " "a
held theTe oaiy a lew weeks ago.
Alter ihs rendition OF some excellent se-
| iectloDs 10y the band ,lhs meeting was raflesi
To order AT LA o.. IA, hy George Gray, Esd
| chairman oi the last County klesiIng, WHO
| said.
FELLOW CiTIzRNs - In cailiug this nsS.inR 10
order csnuot refrain itnn cong uilatiB,: tAe
l DeolcfarS ol Delaware upon the bright akies
4 witch iooni ap from oar political hotizou. The
sdu winch is eseu nov struSgitng Lhrongh the
clouds ohisde se-tns to mo a happy hsIblDgeI Di
iLat poiitie,l s.in which shall dawn upon as At
'n- ido- ui next iNovrmuer. tApplanss
| IL seems 10 me rs look Upou this assembYage,
composed OF tue yevidlnry OF our county, that
our hearts are artualed by one common impu la
Tor the success oi the tiIue-honoTsd principles Of
Tie great Demoeratic patty That party wLieh
iour enhInes have lime and az ain proclaimed dead
| lod tiieu al vain to tusy, but which now, rcani-
! mated aud ieFiyihej, - suou5er than ever in the
heaftj oI tue people, Oar doctrlnes ate bsibg
,easserttd aud are s,ndi. aiiO% themselves t,e
true aud cAidinii Ptneiples OF "nr great guvefii
4 ineht. (Appiausep
l Dne fi,t caohoL D1 gliusll ed Tho Democrats,
lnAii5 ot Delaware 'on,it,sse, ,,n overwhelming
InaloiiN oi the wLite StI.eug OF THE State; " tae
the miI0nty II tho wb,ie people OF the United
Estate are mambeil ot Tue same party These
are facts rnui which all can take Pncouf, uNett
Tor theT I, II that the great party csnnot ,iions
long as there 1re bIie principles 10 n,siBtsin 1t
is tue m m1htatn1nce NJ these principles which mas
saved our own loved state IfoIa ihe eonditou OF
those States new under African rule, and theGe Is
10 oause to donht That all who arr opposed TO the
!, Authorization Of Drl"are will come into oul
ranks aud help ua la eur COMING campaign.
AIR. Gray concluael AMID great applause.
al On motion OF NS!h1niei Williams, JuHH Z.
II CocHRAS, Esq, of st Grorges Hd was selected
d is temporary chairman.
d Oa motion of VIM Dean EDWARD RrySoIDs
OF the Nilddietown frcase1Tyt and en- motion .
iC. +. Joenson,iH. 4. Moisture, u Wilminat ton
| weIe made. Soa et9ries,
AIR. .osePh Roberts, of Appoaunimink lid
!, moved iIe appoin,Ineut OF a Conlattteo on Per
M nent orgahzStion, composed OF one from esIcl
! h bauGred.
= This motion prevailed whereapou
Tho Committee was appointed, at the request Q
l tie chairman, hyt m eiing, as fl4lows:
Brandy wine hundred--IoLn O'6yrne
nj Wilmington James z. Hayes.
ChIIstiaua-Jotn W. X. kulcose.
New Css,ie--W iiliam Herbert
Mill Creek--Richard q. FISHER
White Clay Creek--James Ii. Ray,
Red Liou--John w. Mccall.
! nueader James Nicholson.
St. Georges-Edw. R..Cochran
1 AppoQainhIink. Richard Ferguson
~ The committee retired, and after eonsuit ali %
l. reported the following peImsnent officers:
III PRESIDENT
H. JOHN 7. COCHRAN.
d IJOSEPH ROBEHTS ROBT. II, TAYIDt
SECRETARIES
(EDWARD REY SOl4DS.. II. B. MCINTYRE
These nominations were unanimously cor
d fiI .ned by the meeting. ..4#..It
Alex; y. Cooper moved the appointment Q
o Committee on Resolutions, composed OF OF
- from each Hundred.
This motion prevailed. whereupOn,
The committee was appointed as follows;
4 BrandYwine Hd-John 0Byrne.
Wiimington-Wm. II, HodcsOn.
Christiana-Marshall ). Chandler.
Mill Creek-tsoates M0te.
Wnitn Clay Creek-Wm. nsan.
Now Castle-Alex, V. Cooper.
st. Georges-hlenry A. Nowland,
Red Lion-Alexander Biddie.
pencader--SewelI G. Riggs.
Observation-Disclosures. Deakyne.
The committee retired for consultations.
Geo. Gray Esq. moved the appointment of
cnmniittee OF one from each hundred, for u
purpose Of nominating an Executive Comm
4, tee. rfU#aH "A - .i 7E taIl.
,is. 1ns motion prevailed, whereupOn,
,ry The cummittee was appointed as follows
Ted BgAndywi Hd.--Joseph Hanby.
Wilmineton-GeOrge &. Ward,
Christlana-Norris Wilson. "l
. Mill Ufeek Joshua p. Barker. a-
White Clay Greek Springer.
Nsw Castie-tie0sea Gray. ae.aiErtQl
kAd lAOn--Dr Il. Worreii. +. g..
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