Daily Republican., 1880-11-02


anaasi Col. Ingersct ths residence
Of BENZ. EisIds, Rsq.. Addresses weie
made by Msssrs. Has Jugs. HlesiE' ,
Nields, Baker, Stone, Dare and Con
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TBR Esw 0AeTLE DHHoysTRArEes.
The Republican demonstration, las
night, at New Castle, instead Of pro
iucing g riot, as was reported. passso
Of very pleasantly. About 275 mel
we're In limo, and they we're repeatedly
mplinented for their pleasing ap'
pearSsoe. The order OF the procession
was as follows:
Chief ksrsh4l, Water Wclfkill.
Assistant, James 0dgsrs.
Yates dram corps, seven pieces.
New Cattle Garfield and Artkar club,
oae hundred men.
Captain, Robert Campbell, First
Lteusensnt, Robert kowiing;
Sscopd Lieutenant, Sam'l.
Lodge; Third Lieut.,
u. Dolby.
Young Mems Republican Popesr Carp,
OF Wilmington, eight mer.
Captain. J. II. Crawford.
AndersoE's Cornet Band, OF Whining.
sixtsen pieces.
Young Mems Republican Clrb Of vii
mingtop, fifty men.
Colonel Wood, Commanding.
AdjutaD., Alfred S. Robinson.
Captain Weller.
Captain Mitchell,
Captain Evans.
LIeutenants, Jackson and Haddock.
Rspubliosn Invinciblss Pioneer Corps,
Of Fsw Castle, eight men.
Captain LuEens.
Dupont Pifs and Drum Corps, gix
pieces, Republican Invincibles, Of
Newport, forty men.
Captain Peters.
Lieutenant, John Whann.
Garfield and Arthsr Club, Of Newark,
eighteen msn.
Captain, 8. 4. Choa!s.
Garfield aud Arthur mounted club, OF
Christisna, twenty men.
Captain, John Taylor.
The clubs paraded through the prin-
cIpai streets OF the town and wers loud.
ly okeered as they passed ths Hancock
and Rnglish headquarters. The illu
Alinations were general and were as
follows: The residence Of Z. L. Will
son, Joseph Priekstt, the Jefferson
house, Samuel Guthrie, Samuel Cooper,
George Racket, Y. Leskler, William
Nevil, John Rsmsnto, J. Fiemmiug,
Z. Wallace. l. Lurt, John Churnside,
William Foster, Bscklsy V.ning, ALDER.
Vining, AmOs r. Davidson, John s.
KiDg, Ferdinand Cam, William Cor.
deu, Thomas Milljgsn, Perry Cisco,
Maria Walters, Edward Hardy, Isaac
Johnson. jacob Herman, Nathan Brink
Icy, Jesse Cooper, Waiter y. Wolfhill,
Vim. s. Lowell, the Republican head
quarters, Jacob N. Saunders, William
Davis, Joseph Doherty, William KIN.
patrick, Isaac Booth, Jos. Bramble, Ed
ward Young, Thomas MCGinnis, Wa.
RoEel, Samuel Dnnl.g, David Starts,
MS. Mack, William Brown, VIM.
Brataton, Hsary LaYrsnos, Mr.,
sinoox, Joseph Wocdard, Thomas
R,jsstsr, BENZ. Duffy, Jefferson Sharp,
Thos. B. Shsrp, Chas. FoulSe, John
Lily, John H. Crout, Hsury Tiger, John
Rehels, Vim. Conner, John Rodgers,
Thos. Rodgers, Mrs. Watts, Mrs. Sand
ers, Mr.. Otis, James Rodgers, W. NIL
lsr, J. Miller, Wm. WortniDgtou, Jas,
Shaw, Reuben Jsnvier, John Riding,
VIM. ". Ho 'per, John Marsbmsn, Mrs.
Rigby, Mr. Kaufman, tbs Gilpir House,
Mrs. Dolby, K. Challenger, R. c. Cor
don, J. V. Pla.t, NJ. Wilson, Mr. Hlzar,
VIM. KINNEY, II. Graham, James Ii.
Whitslook, Geo. Howgats, James PoItsr,
James Wise, IT,, Chss. COnyen, Wm.
Rsdrisk, James III. Wise, sr. and James
odgers.
Al the conclusion of the parade all
CT the organisations with the excsp-
lion Of tha Young Mems Republican
Club wsre escorted to the Republican
headquarters and refreshments wers
served. The Wilmington organisations,
however, was the guest OF James Od.
eers, st the corner Of Delaware and
Sixth streets. They wers sumptuously
feasted with ell the dainties Of tie
season by that gentleman. Previous
to rstpraing to the cars AndersoD'S
Ccrnst Basd rendered lin a serenads
aud namber OF brief addresses we're
delivered.