Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-07-13
THE YoUsa REPUszICxHs.
An Ensh ualnytin AreetinG-RfnEinR
ReAoIutiOES ASlcE'aed-stFonE Ad'
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dresses.
The "Youpg Mems Republican Club"
held special meeting last evening In
the Lincoln Club room, at which there
was very large turn out OF ths yonng
men of the city but q far sprinkling OF
seniors. The roll showed that eighty
five names had been obtained for mem
bsrship and several more put down
their names after the roll was called.
President Bach in the chair by bis
sptness in putting questions and max
ing suggestions showed that ne was
the right man in the right place.
A committee appointed at previous
meeting to confer with the Lincoln
Club. in reference TO obtaining suita'
BILE night for the meeting Of the new
club, reported in favor Of meeting on
Monday nights. -,
The COMMITTEES on resolutions long
called for, Mr.. Walter Bacon reported
and rsad the following:
WHBREAs, The Republican party In Its last
National Convention at Chicago, puI IN NOM
iuntion for the great Offices Of President ana
Vioe President Of this country. james a Tar
field and Chester A.. 1Dthtr.
WHEREAS, In the platform adopted by tnat
Con VoptIon We find manly and straighttor,
ward ayOWal OF the great and fundamental
principles OF Republtcanism; and -.
WuEREhs. We believe that In the supre-
maev of these principles alone, can exlst the
continued welfare Of this nation;
WHEREAS, While we congratulaIe ourseives "
on the success OF Republican principles and
administration in the past, anu IsJoes IA .ni ~,
future. We cannot but feel that In our own
state OF Delaware, things political are ial
from what we would desire, In that the VIII O
the majority is overp0wered by the politica
machinery and trickery Of the Democratic
party, and also In that representation aceoTo
ing 70 population is denied us. Therefore D'
R.sslped. That we rally to the support o
these candidates whose abilities so we'll n
them to be At the head 0t the nation, whos'
integrity is undoubtsd and whose public liz
has ever been In the interest OF Repuohcan
ism.
power to assist in their election.
That wa adopt as our political creed tnt
principles laid down in the platiorm ol 1hs
National Republican party.
That In our desire to see our country great
and powerful we will uphold those pilnclpie'
| which alone can make 80.
That we will in every way lend our ale
glance to the Republican party whicn, AZ ths
end Of twenty years from Its hrss assuming
power, looks back on sucn grand acnievS S,os
suppressed rebellion, that had armed NIL
| lion men to subvert the Government-th
| now saws the war has not been failure. Tnt
party that made freedom and not slavery
| the corner stone OF the nation. Ths party
that elevated four millions oi slaves 10 tht
rank of citigsns that raised our paper cur
rency from SO per cent. to the par OF gold az
made sound money Of equal value in all pro
lions OF our wide domsin that raised ou
seyeral industries to the highest rank IN th'
world that made the United States the hom'
Of supreme, civil and religious liberty tina
| increased our commerce that pays our ma
tional debts and keeps our national promises
The party that champions every good caus
and wise measure and makes the oniIe'
States the most powerful and glorious na1iol
That the scheme, cuuningly devised BY tn
Democratic party OF this state, To- exclud
from the assessment lists large Dodes
voters, is not only an sutrage on fndiyidua
rights but also An OBSTACLE to the Progret
and honest administration Of the anairs
this Commsnweelth; ,S,...
lvstem of represe Station is the only Just an
eauitable one. That numbers and not terr
tory shall determine the distribution
That we will uphold the righteous attemp
of our party in this State to secure politics
rights and liberties, IN accordance with OF
lNational Constitution, in the hope that OF
( snccess NAV give encouragement to thos
who are similarly oppressed In the otht
Southern States, and whose oppression Is tn
chief blot on the fair fame Of our nation.
THAT "Garfield and Arthur" shall be OF
Irallying cry until we sec them OF the head
the Government, presiding over the destlnl'
Il OF the nation, as result Of the peoples We
ldict in November: 1881.
WALTER BACON,
H. H. BILLANr,
@. A. RUDOLPH,