Daily Republican., 1882-10-25
4 GRAND RALLY.
,,uH FACTS REVEALED
ETn"ruARD HARRANG.
bH TON, EsQ.

VDI,a of the Ptooou' rs
sstinys;S IN II the Opera House last even
y heiu .r1 ,u available seat in the build
! EVS,s VnSo,esupied. while many person
4 vas OoUIl oSUUsIled to stald or sit in I'll
IRE colnpd appd at frequent intervals
ieS, nt S the speaking, loud cheer
roTgpSSutf from the mouths of the in
'batISu .Sroug gathered together, whic
Fpse 'htUp 'hso~ond a doubt that the heart
rSa ,sa cpi Citizens Of Wilmington wer
ine IN SiS'h the duties involved upol
pF S Sn,jnr the present campaign
30 QUIT M nfthe evening was Richard
sCfa%., A.or ESQ, chairman Of tbs Re
nns's. ls s.ste Central Committee, and
blcaID I,Oncnce men on this occasion wa
y lsVp1Oreciated by an intelligent
pTqhile the truths as presented
w. w sara greeted with round after
Jan anDisuse, which made the
S,s fairly shake
lsE 'IJ oboice selection, Mr.. Fl. G
~ on5vanCed before the audience
s} Ell a. letter Of regret from Henry
~. lV.O TsO,. who was to preside Al
fon.3 nns3ino, no4e to the effect that he wa'
ny" Ie'srD va ss N present and expressed q
AUlT wv " bis sbsCence would be of nc
y "S0cs sua' While he fully assured his
IsbGrsy I,IT tbathis heart Was with them
" taS scIaar sys then nominated Mr.. P.
ai H. a. chairman of the meeting,
X i% mai tho hearty approval of all
~ ~. NV A long list Of Vice Presidents
w." ;Sl."",.taries were also elected after
ErS Iie president introduced the
,Eq The evening
,rHARp HARRINGTON, ESQ,
advanced to the centre o:the stage
, ,~mrspCed " ith which was at its
.,rGn termed the best political
..bd tbe present campaign. He
\. mover two hours and q half and
\, rslV astonishing Row he held
,IitpCs during the entire time
~oke in substance as follows:
inIS AND GENTLEMEN From
0atf,rm Democratic orators and
,ugb the Democratic press Demo
N writer's have decorated me with
\ rpsure. Langhter.] If any
bs come here this evening ex-
ipE a reply, he has mistaken both
nan and the cause.
hdpg the whole of this campai n,
itbes speaker. have but one regret,
sIetter purely private and conf
Nal, should have, without his per-
dSn or consent, found its way into
pabiC press, But no matter
Slll push on to the Democratic ram
ID Notwithstanding vituneration.
oanI? Who is MIR. Curry ? Who
EDCEley? Who Mr.. Hastil gs, or
aMr Lore? Who are they ? Meni
bat are men? Merely straws on the
at ocean Of human thought and
atpe-today tloated to the beach,
morrow beating with the tide here
there with every wind of circum-
bees The good ship of State is ei
fstlg on the SEA of prosperity
FlADchOr safely in the harbor of
Eita victory or she will strike
isl fGk. This is y question in
hkh Nu children aud mine are in.
Ea twill not be long before the
adsmOke from the campaign of
will be over, Yea, not many
~ when we will be laid away and
DaUes forgotten, but the great prin-
Is OF RepubliCauism, the rigAts of
as God made him, must live as
as The world revolves.
Ae true principles of the Republican
y were a tree ballot, a fair count
the protection OF American labor
pnst the palper labor Of Europe.
Fer until 1873 were tho phoule of
AWare called on to know that Dem.
auc statesmen would apply to this
SSme at least of the practices and
peoples Of the Solid South. Never
We know until last winter that We
to cast our ballot upon purchased
which was liable to be thrown
Oyamere hy.speck. The speaker
fsferred to the ballot in the South
ggQaFded with the rife.
leie MI Bayard had only dared to
aIe The things In a narrow light;
sin tho south they would have fill.
uplnoplCiure with blood and mur.
Twas Lord Bro1gham who said
ny y Whole machinery of tito Eug.
doVerment eIded iu bringing
W. men into a BOX. So | say to you
saOle machinery Of tho American
SslIueht-from the President down
legislature Of your State and in
"ay'hlng hangs upon putting the
%!u'O an honest box to be honestly
u, Oa the other hand the Ameri.
P@pIs are given free citizenship.
!Ug' IL Stlrs the heart and warns
aoOu when you hear of the deprs-
!. committed on American man
ls sals respect. There are present. |
w s!Su tWo great issues, and | un |
wy mat back Of these arc minor
roIectlon of labor, a free bal
: Out The great principles in this
sa are equal representation and |
,.S ~"eled suffrage. Since Andrew
WI WI lea the Blue Hens Chickens |
wal war OF the Revolution there had |
oO S'n presented two greater prtn-
~. W. which men had to pass.
p,0StI sSpn these two principles that |
iESaOlCanS askeI for their sutfra, |
M. S.@r speaking Of the platform as I
,S0 o' '. Saere IA the principles and ex. |
s, Gs, vi VI me party were found, he i
,Sa.F Ia' lot 70 years tho Democratic |
n" psu Soen standing atill before the |
|sss S"a OF equal representation, bnt |
4 ~ Nv. you that If you trust them once |
e,n n'S Cney will do your bidding. |
|tS%s ~ ~ you you trust them? Platforms
|NitjnlIeA rleA OF our sentiments AMI not |
|fo,m fr,'Vials' A man who makes the |
Ns pusS d 90 honest with the Dec
,oD I"e = n publican party today have !
! iion n ,S'Ily "a and sqnarely upon the |
batiop representation according to |
Ip,u,n S%On aud we mean to haze it. |
sscS SI"Ser ,aSe then took up portions Of |
cOme"entiy made by Mr.. Bates |
Inn atienced no",t to aua1yzsit by say
Grd passing pa by The trades Of Mr. |
|np IL "uu so what M. Lore eaid, and |
! h Il W =. See Dee any y5hiugiu Grubb T augh. |
nv UHuo n' as a manly man TO answer
NAVAL u%n' tor ii vas the onlv de.
N nsn:y @gumeltative state mept |
bin NocfaC'o H. side th4i has been
low tbaS tb,S SAp paign. He proposed
preniss. u was not only false In
lOn alS" 3lt incJrrect ia tho CON
hs vow, Democrats had 20 move !
|pve vsv, v,iu, out they did not like
gnoveS laSt though they were