The Morning herald., 1876-09-18

poor man. ...-.
This large meeting, called together at 90
short notice, and In bad weather, makes me
feel proud that I am member of party
that has principle.
The young Of the party should take hold
of this meeting and add strength to our un-
dertaking by their counsel.
Mr.. Bayard continued to speak for about
an hour and quarter, after which, on mo- |
tion of Thomas M. Ogle, the following COM
mittee was appointed to nominate q Presi-
dent, Vice-President, Secretary and Tr cas-
urer for the Association:
First ward-Jas. A. Plunkett.
Second ward-Robert H. Taylor.
Third ward-George O'Neill.
Fourth ward-Edmund B. Frazer.
Fifth ward-W. W. Pritchett.
Sixth ward-George Lloyd.
Seventh ward-Lewis R. Springer.
Eighth ward-George G. Ward.
Ninth ward-Edward G. Knight.
Tenth ward-Patrick Neary.
Mr.. James W. Ware stated that the room
had been rented for period of two months
at rent of $500 for that period. the associ-
alton to pay the gas bill and janitor.
The Committee on Organization, on mo-
tion of Mr.. Robert H. Taylor, were instruct
ed to meet next Monday evening.
On motion of Mr.. John P. Spring er the
meeting authorized the members of the
County Executive Committee, for Whining
ton Hundred, viz: James W. Ware, John II.
Publ, and Howard Ogle, to procure trans
parency to be placed in front OF the head
quarters.
On motion adjourned to meet on Wednes-
day evening next, at O'Clock.
AT NEW CASTLE.
Pursuant to call the Democrats of New
Castle Hundred met In large numbers at the
Court House in New Castle at 8 p. m. on
Saturday. 7,, sZy -. 0f7. 5.i 'f
DR.. Maxwell was called to the chair, who
stated that the object of the meeting was
the organization of Democratic campaign
club; and, after recommending that allper-
sonal disagreements and private grievances,
If there were any, be laid aside, expressed
the hope that the Party in New Castle Hun
dred would, like q trained army
moves upon the common enemy, shoulder
te shoulder In serried ranks. AS chairman
of the first Democratic meeting helm this
Fall in the Hundred he would give the order
Forward, Double-quick, March! and he as
sured that never would that order be coun-
fernandez till the sun goes down on the 7th
of Nov. next upon State more firmly held
in the grasp of the honest Democracy, and
a National Administration purged OF the
corruptionists who have fattened on the VIZ
tails of the Republic. :.
Mai. W. H. Dobb was then appointed
Secretary, when the Chairman announced
that the meeting was organized and ready
for business. "'"
On motion Geo. Gray, G.. L. Quinson, Jno,
White, VIM. McCory and VIM. Herbert
were appointed committe to recommend
persons to be elected permanent officers OF
the club.
After q short absence the Committee
returned and reported, as follows: That
the club shall be called the Tilden and Hen
bricks Club of New Castle Hundred, with
the following organization:
President, Patrick McMahan Secretary,
George A. Maxwell Assistant Secretary,
Frank E. Herbert Executive Committee,
William Herbert, william Mccoy, Joseph
L. Feon Robert r. Morrison and John G.
Mahoney which report was unanimously
and enthusiastically adopted. Il
Messrs. George Gray and A. B. Cooper
being called upon, made telling speeches,
which were frequently Interrupted by
applause.
the assemblage by saying that, ''the Republi-
cans thought, after the electionfor Council in
in Wilmington, the Democrats all died, bnt
we will show them different condition of
things next November. We must work, It
is true, but If Democrats will but do their
duty, as / think they will, victory will be
certainly percheNupon our banners"
On motion, Nessrs. Irwin and George
White were appointed ! committee to noti-
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