The Morning herald., 1878-08-21
THE FoUNDRY-FRoLIc,

/ AhI roONDnI RNOLlVy
foo 10 $500 ---ar,sag3 or aOIToE
WHATITHn MEN WHO TALK DHD Last e
NlGHT--A PARSONS sALLRGED1oReeKED-y
NEss-soMR GALLAGHER MEN ARouNprrifr n
TIL, YHlHs, POETRY SHl s@TorPRp-TAH @ pH FOX DeN'T
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The old foundry wss packed with sspsota- /
TORS last evening, and rMrsiWslls in opening u
stated that matters had ;appsarediiH the' .
lapers, which, showed thAt, one Of. the.
speakers had. been very insulting to- other
members, and he would inform all persons
that such language would not again be per-
raitted. ''iv'@''''I' N - taSS'Iso h9ssstis'i y
The committee of three appointed To in y
terView the candidates, presented their re-
port. Rev. Mr., Van. Horn stated that the
demmittee were received by both, the gen
tleneh With courtesy and politeness, when
the following Questions were asked: n bs'Gbf
VIII you'if you If you arc, elected to, the
Office Of Mayor, promise to do these things.
1. To do all In your power as N7Mayor, o
TO enforce the laws of the State, and the Or
dinances of the city, for the suppressionHof
crime, especially the law IN reference to
The Illegal traffic of selling intoxicating
liquors without license. gfTrIO4 aG orrc7sj
2. s5Wtll you appoint ss guardians Of the
peace, honest. sober men Of good standing !,
in the community, and retain him only %
long as he abstains from Intoxicating drinksadi
Ar9Allnpnd stated that hewsh the nom, r.
inee of the Democratic party, and, as such
had not been requested to make any piedHes,,r I.
but said he had been living I'm the City EOio'
Wilmington long. enough for people who
know me, to knew that IL Il iamG elected
hsyot aays T 81 III in my poxssFt xstda r En-
'Osptainla Gallagher, whenwsitsadoI Aui .
zach Of these questions were askeds unhesi,, I
tatingly answered, III Will, He said Ite'
Would not employ d drinking man;; was d 81
inenber nef lai temperance society, nand lag q
Christian church and would do right ytths
out fear or favor. "'"'aN - x. :" Ini'N'"
Thereport was about bsihedAdoptsh on }
motion ofGMr. Ford % when Mo Grswfeyds
who was also on the committee, stated that
be had . word 10 say as to the. way Mr..
Almond had exp essed himself 70 bin a.
be and Mr. Van Horn did not visit him TO-
Sether. 20 oMryaA Allmond' told fimthat he had
peen terribly ,lied, iabont by theTmsn ut the Of
Foundry, and had not replied because he
Thought his' reputStiono WIS ~ sufi1cie1tJq
guarantee off, his good charactsEm slaesI
laid he would enforce and discharge, the, !,
law to the letter, and employ hone but |,
sober men enthe' police forcS, ylins99h .'aa
This failure on the part, of bthe two sa,iI
Psssh pss i Y aessss sss .1 asfsa S " ss
which followed iMr. Fox withdrew his
motion until they could see how the darned
thing stood y Mr.r Van Horn tried to take
ruo ter hu NJ fhat taI aft Mr
k1lilmoad was WY lit limited ana he might III, ,
have had time 10 hear him tell atoit itsllms
Father Taylor Stated that hts work on the,
Committee simply consisted OF talking to
MI. Gallagher Who by the 'wsy was d tenS-S
perance man, a good soldier, ,wouldn't work
NJ. Fo1 did didiot not fesSi fesSi'ssttthou Ii though al his
prsans were Id a healthy condition. sHs did
bot care cent what paople thoughts soma, /,
Say I'm cracked q, voice. They re right.
too.] We now have policemen who VIII
not 10 out 10 see crime extended 5d AT this b
point people begapito laugh, and Mr., Fox,
seeing his mistaks,s ssaid he had meant to
ssy thatth police Eaqldn't a ge t0a 0asee TIE
MI. Crawford still held eut9 TO his owni
versiDn oftMr.iAEmonds statement. and by,t
degrees Mr., Van Horn yielded until the
two reports nearly dovstsiled, ana theyt'
were moulded into enc harmonious whole,p
and was then, adopted. say ,yn,1s,a,nus al p,
After Uncle Billy had praised !" our, can
didate' for & GOOD Wills, Mr.. F0x Hi0Jedi
that the sdoptton ofdths lCommitteeiss peI
port, be- neconsidersdd 4 and :, the, ,reportr be
given back to the COMMITTEES, as. h6 did not
" had diSehargediN It's Iditiss coil
rectlBj biltwi tainted with partisanbhip.d
MI, YsnH oH9rn, leaning toward Cspt.c .cGallE-
CHER and Mr.. Crawtotd favofing Mr.
Allm6fd.i miEio91 OF hoidW no tz5ts1q ou
srThismade Mr.. Van Hognyvery dndigpAnt,i
and he raped Mr.. Fox aronnd shs, stump
In q lively manner for awhile. FoI,o
however, refused to take, 70 hB hole, but
continued to can lustilS for nATse6 e6hsldSl9- l
tion long after q motion that dhis m0tjgn, beb
upoh. -" '''' l. S'"9'i' spoAyys'n1
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9Several leading English crocksty1 msae-I
IfActprersr fnding that " 10 no longer prontis
lable on account Of American competition TO-