The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1876-11-03
Sc. SECOND EDITION,
The STATE CAMPAIGN,
Music All Along The Line.
MEETINGS IN CITY AND STATE


Delacdre Abldze for Tllden and Hen
dricks-Democrats Plentiful and En-
M,tsiastic-Ho,o they Spread Them
selces Around last Night. r
Delaware was in blaze of enthusiasm
last night, and the counsel fires of the De-
mocracy cast their cheering rays from one
end of the State to the other. A num-
bef of meetings were held, and all of
them were attended by immense crowds
of enthusiastic Democrats who made the
welkin ring with cheers for Tilden and
Reform.
A Rousing Rally at Rising Sun.
About 1880 o'clock, the Williams Club
about 200 strong, commanded by Major
Daniel O'Neill, formed at Fifth a Mar
ket streets, and marched out to Rising
Sun, headed by the Rokeby Cornet Band.
On the way out they were met by dele
cation OF twenty-five mounted members
of the Sharpley Club, who escorted the
procession to the place of meeting.
The meeting was held in front of Toys
Hotel and was the largest and most en-
thusiastic ever held in that vicinity.
Powerful and convincing speeches were
made by Geo. Gray, Esq, of New Castle,
and Henry G. Turner, Esq, Of this city.
which the 1900 or 1900 people present
greeted with tremendous applause. North
Christiana is now fully aroused and on
Tuesday next will make terrible hole in
the usual Republican majority of that
district.
an Excursion to Chester.
Last night the Terrapins, Hickory club,
and Bayard club boarded the Alice Pres
ton, Fourth street wharf, and proceeded
to Chester, where they joined in grand
street demonstration, and meeting
Old Chester fairly boiledover with en-
thusiasm, and the Democracy seemed
thoroughly aroused. The Visiting clubs
arrived safely at home about midnight.
Meeting at Fourth and Monroe.
The meeting at Fourth and Monroe
streets, notwithstanding the number Of
Democrats that left the city, and the fact
that it had not been advertised to any ex-
tent, was attended by over 800 persons
Esquire O'Neil presided, and stirring
addresses were delivered byDoctor Swith
in Chandler, of Mill Creek Hundred, and
Chas. B. Lore, ESQ.,, of this city. The
meeting was very enthusiastic and closed
with cheers for the whole Democratic tick
ct.
Meeting at Middletown.
st. Georges Hundred, yesterday after
room, was aroused by mass meeting al
Middletown, at which speeches were
made by Hon. Thos. F. Bayard, Senator
Salisbury, and others. In the evening q
meeting was held in the Town Hall, when
Hon. James B. Groome, of Elkton, Chas
Beasten, Jr., of Baltimore, and several
other gentlemen made stirring spec ches
The enthusiasm was very great.
A Rally at FELTON,.
| A large mass meeting of Democrat
was held at FELTON, yesterday afternoon
which was addressed by Mcssrs. Whitel,
and Grubb of this city. In the evening
a meeting was held at Frederick, and adj
dressed by the same speakers.
| Meetings to he held.
Tomorrow night grand mass meet
ing and barbecue will be held at the
Black Horse Hotel, corner Front and JEFF
ferson streets. The speakers will beN1ayol
Whitley, Gen. VIM. Reynolds, and l. G
Grub, Chas. D. Crutchfield, Walter
Cummils and Fl. G. Turner, Esqs.
The New Castle Democrats will make
monster demonstration, tomorrow nigh
in which they will be joined by the club
from Wilmington and surrounding towns
Hon. Thos F. Bayard will address the
meeting to be held.
| Gen. VIM. Reynolds will address a
Democratic meeting at Camden, tonight
| Tomorrow evening mass meeting O.
the Democracy will be held at Smyrna
and addressed by John O'Byrne, ESQ.,, ant
/. G. Grub.
On Monday evening, the Democrats o
Christiana will be addressed by DR.
Swithin Chandler and James H. Meyers
ESQ.,,