Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1882-11-04
Democratic Meeting.

lA-A
Thusiav afternoon last. Owing to
the Lct that the repairs on the Court
lIobe have not vet been completed,
a..,l could not be held therein.
j. Mas the intention of the Committee
to h0l IN open air meeting but
caat a lie morning a driving rain set
rendered the latter plan i'm
le, and the meeting was held
.u ATTIC Al House, where the pro-
puclt, N ahn b. Mock. kindly
rendered he - If his dining room
/ and spa .aUs pJrucoea for the occasion.
As proms tb speakers announced,
Mess. Eha NJ Gwuu Barnes
Con ton aud ae- ~ 1. SON. VIZ
promptly I'D attendance onor ,}
after O'Clock The me ng was open, d
by President bishop, and an notion
VI 5. 5. McMaster was called 8 Il.
air. After the appointment sc
lumber OF gentlemen 10 ACT as a,
,sdentS and secretaries, the chals
nan introduced to the audience Mr.
Charles II. Gibson, OF Talbot comfy.
Mr.. Gibson was received with great
applause by the audience. He pad 4
glowing tribute to Mr.. Coyington. Mr..
Gibson went on to say that a tremend
GUS revolution is now impending in this
country,-a revolution which involves
| the good administration of the govern
ment. Honesty, economy, reform, in
all branches of the national service. are
| the shlbboleths of those engaged in this
revolution, and these are the people Of
this great country. In the onward
march OF the hosts OF the people who
are making this revolution, tic tread
OF the voters OF Ohio has made a sound
whose echo is revcrbcrdting through
the country, to be followed by the
voices OF the people oil New ORR,
Pennsylvania, Illinois, Indiana and
Massachusetts on tuesday next. As
part OF this grand army marching on to
me victory, winch means the restord-
ton OF constitutional government, and
70 an administration oi tle government
Quilted by the Old land marks which
mark the way, every democrat must
put his shoulder to the wheel and do
ms part OF the work IN order that he
may snare in the triumphs Of the veto
ny whch is surely coming The speak
cr thcn discussed in mastery manner
the political issues Of the hour. No war
rocks the continent, he said, but the
governmental fabric IS none the less en-
dangercd not by armies and navies,
but by evils Of as great portent, com
ing in the shape of combination of
the power and aggregated wealth Of
mouoyoles created by the Republican,
party Tor tic purpose they are COW made
70 subserve. The constitution is 10 be
icfruded by the uui.ed voters Of reuni-
It'd Democracy Ii Is the tight # the pee
pie against their servants. against Krlter
and R9eeson and the wecyii-eaten Ma
none, against Jay Hubbel and Jay
Gould, against Capitalization. against
making the stock exchange department
OF the government, against Wall street,
against the excise and tarlti lniq'ii;ics
Mr., Gibson discussed elabora!ely the
tafii aud excise IL quiles lie said there
IS a way-lde inn III Eng aud known as
tue Ok Ais. On th9 centro OF tue
slgu are painted the letters A j. Il. A
Clergyman stands on one side pointing
TO the letters an1 says. II pray for ALL
lawyer above hIm points to the letters
aud says, IL plead tor all doctor
upon tue other side points to the letters
aud says, " | cure all - above the doc
A
tor soldier poln's to the letters and
says. " l light tlr all y above all sits
the Sovereign Majesty OF E"gland, aud
says, - rule all y aud underneath,
bearing on his shoulder the weight of
The whole sligo, stoop shouldered with
the Whole burden Is the lsborer. point
,ng up and ray lug pay Tor all.
nc speaA'F cnal'rpged Toe het ubiIcans
10 solve lac FIDDLE ;; 20" It IS mat IN
'me OF pe'ee' WIN oo,Voo oVO OF peo-
PEE me taxes should &c Just as they
were 10 tine OF war win oo'OUo oO0 OF
people w hen the treasury Is fuil the
pocNe's OF the people are empty. Plen-
y ieau' 10 waste waste 10 corruption.
aud corruption TO state OF affairs the
people are bound TO remedy tr the sake
81 their own pres rVailon. lie gave