Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1884-10-02
THE CAMPAIGN.

A dispatch from Kingston, N. Y, dated
Friday, says: The Fifth ward OF this
city is largely Democratic, four fifths Of
the population being Irish. Among the
residents are ex-Assemblyman Flynn,
Alderman Burke, and other prominent
influential Irishmen. About a month
ago, after strong efforts by the Republi.
cans, an Irish Blaine and Logan club was
formed In the ward, and last evening the
Republicans had grand demonstration,
parade, and banner raising. 1t hss Just
leaked ont that the Fifth Ward Irish
Blaine Club positively refused to take
part, though invited to participate in the
parade. This evening IT is rumored that
the entire club is about to reorganize
into Cleveland club, aud that 1t will
parade with the Democrats at the Cleve-
land meeting to be held at Rondout on
Tuesday next.
IS CAMERON A CANDIDATE
II ia now safe to say, however, that
Mr.. Blaine has crooked the knee. That
is to say he has sent his emIssary to the
Lochiel chieftain and made peace. A
day or two ago the ancient and unique
Hannibal Hamlin came fresh from
Blaine's side and exchanged sacohsrine
pledges with General Cameron. The
next day the senator hied himself to
Philade lphia to love feast with Blaine.
and yesterday he called on Cooper and
probably did that which he refused to do
on the occasion of the chairmsn's
mysterious visit 10 days ago. Putting
these together, therefore. the inference is
that Cameron is q Hdrrisburg g
Patriot.
THE HTRIBUsE's" LOVE FOR LABOR.
Mr.. Alvin D. Brook, who conducted the
negotiations between the New York Iri-
bune and the Printers' Union, has sd.
dressed letter to the printers Of the
country, in which he says: SIT becomes
my painful duty to announce to you that
all negotiations, which have been prose
| cuted vigorously here for the last two q
three weeks looking to an smiesble Gem
promise OF the unfortunate difficulties
which have existed between the Printers
| Union Of this city and the Tribune ant
WhitelAw Reid, have been definitely
broken off, and solely, as
declare, through the enormous
obstinacy and unexplainable fatuitl
of the editor Of the Tribune. ! am Gem
PEELED by the strongest consideration 0
duty to my fellow workers everywhere 4
denounee Mr.. Reid and the Tribune
"founded by Horace Greeley" as tn
arch enemy OF them and their cause
Processing to be the great exponent O
"proteotion to American INDUSTRY" th
foremost journal Of the Republican party
whose battle cry and toosin this is, dc
I Nd hn Trsbsfaa IA tho mn
relenting foe to American labor. l de
nounce him and 1t as in practice the m
relenting enemy Of trade unionisn
which, with all Its faults and shortcon
ings, with all its mistakes and blunderi
is the embodiment OF all that is of an
real effect in the doctrine Of protection
. Fellow.oraftsmen Of No. 6, 90 on wit
the good work Of boyootting the Irbu
and we will all turn in and help You wit
renewed vigor.
DEMOCRATIC RALLY.
4 The Democratic campaign In Philad,
a mia was opened Saturday with meetii
4 at horticultural Hall. That immen
a structure was crowded, and fully 10
people could not gain admission. Jol
G. Bullitt presided, and the list Of vi
| pI6hlubutb luOluuou many Va INV hAs
prominent men in that city. Speech
u were made by Governor Albeit Of M
le Jersey, Robert L. James and W.
u Henzel, chairman Of the state cent
r committee. Mrs. Psrnell, mother of I
81 Irish leader, came on the stage VII
N Governor Albeit was speaking, and
y address waa interrupted for seve
3 minutes by the cheering. It was noti
N able that the names Of the Irish Wor
70 now opposing Cleveland, and OF Minis
o. Lowell were both roundly hissed.
~ BUTLER SPEAKS.
~ General B. F. Butler addressed Ia
n meeting In Springfield, Massachusetts
70. Saturday night. In the course Of
on speech he said ga young man goes !
~ ~ banking office, he sees those above
ee speculsting and gambling and ia dra
into 1t himself. Why, only few d
"a ago Armour & Co., Of Chicago, m
eo $780, 900 on the rise In the pric
~, ~. pork. They made Il and boasted OF
W. 1T They stole IL. II miserable Great
-. should steal pig we would put hin
'As the house OF correction. What shall
do with people who steel $500
worth Of pigs all at once 7"