Daily Republican., 1882-10-09
mn WV CONSTITUTION.
,,vALAT m1DDLETOWN-
10 AhSr .r VOYAGE AND ROUS'
ASAraD SAC DEMONsFRATIeN'

,,,ously announced the New
AZ psioU' prss,Or presented to the Republi-
Copstltass'Conu' ou Friday evening started OF
can parry yngongh ~ the state. The tirsl
cruise tn.oJ toJs at Middletown, where
stop was vi u% mt into port and a rousine
The Vesse, S:.n IN m ass meeting held at that
BspuOllpJb%icch was attended by an I'm
plsce, wp'cn wnncourse of people, who came
neDse CVnt e tSs towns and villages fol
from 90. 81, Ha1,roand. Upon the arrival o.
miles ,a about about 7.30 O'Clock In the even.
the snllp town was abiaze with red
ing nC .nd FIRE works, while the Middle
Egbt anu ma 1'U which was on board the
'osn sgst epiSscoursed excellent music music .,,,o.,
boz, u his time the streets were almost
AZ lhIs sI,I and when the ship was
lppss'HJni % nn IN front of the hotel fronting
taEn tnara "p where the meeting was
bs qunt, t,,aets were one solid mass Of
hpsa, t to order D. l.. Dunning was
psafp PRESIDENT, J. Moody Rothwell
p,,ee p,,e,ias n, Moore, of AppoquiniminE
N!LMIlaiTI, LMIiI,iam t A. Hukill, OF Odessa,
~. o. Presidents, and DR.. r. =; Mckee
!, " SNiddletown, secretary. The meet
0S attended by a number of Dem.
ing s. s'' large delegation Of colored
aciss' and the windows and doors Of
,ss sV',o 's,Uorrounding houses were allied with
,as ,s,sa ssa''AS Among the many politicians
.slssnt salSS, were Levy Courtman Polk, Ma,
HsSijnIT ssSjnI Williams, Hon. B 7. Biggs
laDlGl I,,U ESQ, his SOD; Democratic
lna ,,JOte Soh Tor sheriff Purnal j. Lynch;
SsnGtISStb SSDh ~ the Peace Cochran and Legis-
I,,ns VsiA " candidate Comegys, George L.
IsluU SIslNu',snd member of the last Legisla'
.S.s aUs sI irom Appoquinimink, and Albert
IaII Y nnv NV Re6nblican candi late for the
= y.SsJstpre Est from St. Georges, james
Ms,,in Republican candidate for Sher'
~ a% law Courtman Mahatfy, DIR. j. W.
" W,Witt Captain Theodore Jones, Mes
p'"P PPot6vell and Wiser OF Bed Lion
% sni nunber Of others.
y SIT Sbs rseches we're delivered from the
,,.+r NV n the "NeH Constitution" and
.ssT sSS,r ware listened to with the closest
.y:DtioD WI and at frequent intervals
TsrS a loudly app!auded. The meeting
wsS ws,I vary enthusiastic but orderly, the
n"v | trouble being with q few young
Tsnocrsts who were fnll OF benzine
sUi tried to createa disturbance, but
vsrs Val soon quieted down and everything
vsut along serenely. The first speaker
tbe evening was the Hon. George P.
Fisber who was warmly received upon
aEDp the stand and cheer after cheer
vent up "for the whole ticket" His
,naech occupied about thirty minutes
dnInp which he argued concisely and
6cibIy ia favor of representation on
the basis of population. His remarks
gIcited frequent applause and he took
Ma seat amid cheers. The band then
Sruck up lively air and at its con-
CludOD, Thomas W. Saville, of Will
npgton, sang "We'll Rally from New
Castles Land" to the air of "We'll
Rally Round the Flag Boys"
Chairman Of the State Central Com
mlttee, Richard Harrington was intro
duced and spoke for some time on
Democratic Economy" and when the
story was concluded the audience were
cOHTUlSed with laughter for several
MINUTES, When Mr.. Harrington fin.
lhed bis speech, which was well re-
cdVPd and highly appreciated, Mr.,
6aEiLh sang another song entitled
HUSus Let as Join Our Voices, Boys"
to the air of "The Union Forever,
Hurah Boys, Hurrah," ," after which f.
! Bach, Of Wilmington, was intro
dTcOd and spoke over an hour on State
Issues and laid particular stress on the
e0portiOn Of taxes paid by three coun.
HS and inequality of the present rep
Sentative system. Washington Has
tngs, the Congressional nominee, be
Ing present was called upon for q
lpeeCh but owing to the lateness of the
hour, he only spoke for about five min
utes, after which he was heartily cheer
q and hundreds Of people grasped him
blythe hand. At 1890 O'Clock the
meeting adjourned, well-pleased with
l9e demonstration which was consider
Cd the best ever held in Middletown