Daily Republican., 1882-11-15
Jersey CLAM BAKE.
,wo0RAUY Al Pen Ms
|sBE IUBILANT OVER AR'
IrSoBSSON's DfFEAT'
-,ov was q big day

YsSteraSSS SSScCasion being the celebra-
grove tPe ,Se recent victory in the Eirst Iniah
aoD o. .pC Of New Jersey, by winch
District n Oi Robson of Camden was de-
George ~ Congressional Honors by
satsd 10. oss M. Forrell. Those in
oT, ssTce Of the Festivities T1Io1Sr wen SeS" and
bCrsts o~e. iLUua The first order Of the pro-
|PeuuSGrovooIs the raising of q large pole
gsnIlGSe. %Opripcipal street and fiinging q
uPSn as to to the breeze upon @ nrOSa waiS Fsr S'
I I. n's inscription "Hon: LnSm"' "' nef-
n, on, y aIr,cIoak Mo delegations from every
By sSJ SaIsm county, and all the other
tNtOt eSlonI l.Inded in the First Con-
F.SlonS' At the same hour tho steamer
pied; ;,,Call = steamed away from her
'e mV tSis city with a large delega-
BArt ID sA Dsmocracy in Wilmington
Z :, 1Sad All been invited to participate IN
"ns iess, those on hoard were Congress
AnG.st G.tt Lore, City Solicitor Turner
nAn'eleStS editor n Ball, OK Senator Sharp
PITY Auut"o AAuIun"sr-elect Smith, Collector
h,a eI, V EstIy EmmOnS, Esq, Col Enoch n
yne, h r., Milton Lackey, Daniel
SO0t1 tH1oo5Tard, Si VIM. j. Maxwell F.,
MA Mv Given, Samuel Wilds,
AICbpAG T. Cont MundA and Ed,
oU" p'T, Of the News, Harry Brown OF
p s.'stts and II. W. Reeve of the
Ss,E"TIcAN, o u and others. When the
=. s'Tiyed at Pennsgrove the Will
\" l.,.oD an delegation were met by q dele
iISOf .aSu from PennsgroVe accompanied
sI. ~. Peppsgrove Oornet Bano and
..sd V IN Col, French's Hotel, where
v ', SiSitors were introduced to Con
OS OsS,.mSn,slect Ferrell, by Charles b.
"r., ESQ, and Pancoast Allen. the
~, @ Gentleman being an old school
W. W. Il Mr., Ferrell. After the con-
.,tulstOps ~ had been extended the
,'"d marched to . vacant lot a short
I@aDce from the Hotel where an old
Ina clam bake was in progress.
A. 4 tsmporary stand had been erected
nS the meeting organized with Squire
S.a,ott ~ AZ chairman. Senator Ferrell
nd tbe first speaker who made a short
Iddr,sS During mis- remarks he said
Sst hs intended to defend honest
.ov,rnmept, assist in lower taxation
mi do every thing that would work TO
tNs prosperity OF the people and nation.
rbarles wilkins Of Paulsboro followed
n short speech and Charles B. Lore,
Es0,, Of this city, made brief address
mi promised his hearers that he would
'apd shoulder to shoulder with Mr.
FSrrell for the rights of the people, tC
nrotect capital and to maintain the
kOuOr Of the States. II. G. Turner and
Harry Bharpley, Eq made short ad'
dresses and others were called upon bui
nd not respond, as the CLAIMS were an
bounced to be cooked and ready fol
distribution. =,
The crowd then made an onslaught
Ou coffee, sandwiches and the delicious
clnm, doing full justice to the plain
but substantial meal provided. The
erOwd was a jubilAnt one and numOr-
Ou cheers rent the air from time tC
lime At4l5 the Wilmington delega-
bon babe Jersey sdieu aud crossed the
Hpbs Della ware towards their native
ag, where they landed in a short
time.
Mr.. Ferrell, the congressman-elect
from the First Congressional District
of New Jersey, is middle aged man
oi pleasant address and is very pOpu
Jar in his district, having served two
termS in the State Assembly and is al
Che present time State Senator. He
% glass blower by occupation.