Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-09-30
ESTABLISHED 1881.
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c0ck-A speech by senator Hnyard
--Enthusins,ic Reception OF the
Delaware scnator-rhe South and
ITS ''S0iidiiy4'
NEW YoRR. Sent. 94.-'The great Demo-
orntic mays meeting md torchlieht parade
took place hero last evening according to
lhg nubuuneed proprDmmp The CITY
seemed alive with Democratic enthusiasm,
and all through the eaely part of the even
ing bodies uf men win t0.ches and
Roman candles, mN.ched, or rode in
wagons. from all quarters toward
the lower end of Fifth avenue, when
they formed in ole of the greatest
political prncasqiars eyer seen III this city.
Tho magnitude of the Procession can be
estimated when il il stated that ns the
head reached Union square, having passed
over the route up FItlu avenue to Forty-
second street and down Madison avenue.
the latter half of tue liuo had not startei
from the Washington Parade Gfouud. At
the most moderete computation there
must have baeu 30, 900 persons paradinp,
and many times that number were specta-
tors along the line of march Cheers and
shouts greeted the HANDS IN displays of the
pageant, aud for hours the crowds along
the end that seemed M though it would
never come. "rhere's no end to the pro.
cession at all, nj all. " snid a good old Irish
Dpmocrat, st eiDg his ohanca to revive n
good Joke, "SUmebodys cut it or" IL
seemed true, for il was nepr midnight then,
md as far ~ the eye could reach, up and
down the avenue, the lines of torches
blazed and the music of the brass bands
A. III ,It Ias ,t
both directions, far and near
Meanwhile series Of monster meetings
were in progress in Tammany Hall, and
all around Union Square The Tammany
Hall meeting was presided over by hon.
August Belmont. The platform was
packed with prominent leaders of the Dem
ocratic party. MIR. john Kelly called the
meeting to order amid shouts for Dan
Dougherty, who was Immediately brought
forward and introdu .ed 10 the audience,
the motive in thus acting before an organ
ization had been effected being to allow
Mr.. Dougherty to catch an early train for
Philadelphia
The speech of MIR. Dougherty was
delivered III his usual style. Hu drew
attention TO the fact that the Democracy
were nlwnya more than ready to carry the
pnrty isaiirs before the peGple Tie
speaker's indictment of the Republican
party was GerceIy elouuent. eve charge. 4"
he said. "lhnt even in the darkest hours
Of the rebellion many of the adberents of
the Republican marty Nrl some of ils
Ioalers ware nlnud.rinp ;h, t,nvarnmapt
and robbiup tn, sohl,rr4 hv onrrunt am.
tructs We rh1rga ina R.unhlin.n nsrlv
with Leiup ftithinss Ia nl,ID.s made In
tile penulu Own sarvies with ,he,n is
n f,rce. They h,va revardad win
places men unity Of infamous
crines. 'rhev hnvo crowlad cuqiom
honsea pnst 9tli.aa and .v..rv denort,nar,
of In. nrtionnI servicn Win otlicials ,yho,e
chic uualiiiealiou in that thev cnu carry
convention4 in tl,n inInr,.ta ~ Lo..os !,
WbiIe Don,,h.rtv ,voo il, M. binb I'D. az
his speech. senator Bty,rd came pnshina
his way through tho thrOug ut the rear of
me .hn H'age, hnt hs mad proceeded only o
i'',o way whoh ne was recognized
"aI,,od lin, o,rn,iotai,, a.a,na;a,, np",o
Douoberiv'a uownrful voice and cans
ing him 10 wonder what he bnd said 10
provoke such laundering demonstration;
but he very soon discovered the cause.
Upon lho conclusion OF Mr. D3nghertJR n
HpneGh ilon.huguSt beiiioAt was chiieu to
,io s'"i,' w "G9ep''nB "nIoh ne ii'uc
atton,;on a,,l ,vn, rJiconniandaa rha.,
had at intervals CONC freuusnt cries of
"B lyard" and, as Mr. Belmont concluded.
the cries were renewed with II
V!gor aud volume that demanded
instant attention, and the chnirnian 9t once
presented the Delaware Senator, who as
he rnse ,yas st,lut,1 with cbeer 81 flor oho.r
tho whols v,,t ,,nIie,,n, ,,,IIariat, t,,,,3
r;,,,,,, "a ,i, .,,',,;.. 4i,; f,
''', - 80 - w :Ns 49, ~ t'V'
ili'o we "'r Wui' -h i'ute' 4u tne pnSsS
cdpped Their SiUVad hahii. 1t was fully
i've minutes before MIR. Blyard Was able
to utter \ word. snd then the first sound
of his; voice ,yns u ,,innul far a reuewaI of
tbe .nnI,,s. Wbsn ,,iot ,v.s Gnoll,,
- = ~ l, - -; '
''S"iN" ''i' ""s"'" saiu
FJieplS ana F.li0r-con,liy,uoeg Hq
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''"'"' '"'3 - ~" ""F"' '"J -
Hr EHP"t SHf Tonight VIII ask YOU 10
ION with me i'm u fair omen consideration of
th, lut;,. ,l,,, ,,ros,.,,t ,L.,,,ol,,as A., 80, o
"''''' ''', r''''"' ''r''''''o =" 10 90
''tl"ohs hiu 10 coilllrchuih then let US take
a short retrospect.
What L,s 1,n,,,,,,,o1 in tho,o t;rt,o,, ,.,o, .
,,, ~.
lho loUr years vi arlileu opposition
have been followed by fifteen years
and six months of absolute and
II. l.. tt,.. g,.,..,.,.,,.....t =,
c"i'Plct" ""uu'e''u W 'i'' NoNpilN'lelIt Vi
the Union. Everywhere III tranquil power,
fine tlo,t or the Union hns lloatcd and every