Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-10-06
FAJyE, LOGAN, VICTORY


-, bafore 8 o o'clock last Saturday
~ ee.t,hsre was o steady stream Of peo
u.urinp into the Opera House, ant
The First Regiment band came II
= NH their places in the orchestra
VA ~sre followed by q crowd that fill
n tbs seats down stairs, that wert
.I,s.dy taken, and many went into
s.lIsry. There was q large mum.
e,Iadies present in tho orchestrs
IN \, and and private boxes, all Of whom
,he strictest attention TO the pro.
s;uos The front of the stage be
.a ,t tthe fooilights was beautifully
s,ated with small flags, and the
",r of the Young Mems Republican
vas suspended from the fiies i'm.
sS,ate,y over the centre Of the
= VII lie underneath hung tho pic.
of Lincoln. The private boxes and
Al tho gallery wsle dec6faced with
sricsn and Irish flags, and portraits
garfield, Arthur, Hayes and Grant
on either side.
!, urecisely s o'clock, General Hav.
ibs speaker of the evening. came on
,,ape and was received with rousina
rs. He was followed by Anthony
Irjus, Esd, Benjamin Nields, ESQ.,,
~ 7. Picxels, n. B. Benson, Jr.,
iIngton Jones, George G. Lobdell
other well known Republicans
occupied seats on the stage. The
[tpr was called to order by N. q.
ya, j., President of the Young
Republican Club, and organized
George W. Stone a. President, j.
sA,, Pierce as Secretary, and the
L,h, Vice President
s.ss.. l.. Pusey, j. Taylor Cause
Id b. Warner, William M. Field,
be ". Bush, Washington joiner,
Pilling, Thomas B. Smith, Gen-r.
Iay DUPONT, Captain N. r. Benson,
hopy Higgins, Washington Hast.
Edward Belts, DR.. L. Frank ELI
Henry +. Pickels, George g. Lob.
Henry MendenhaIl Charles &. Robb,
7. Davis, Job II. Jackson, Al~xan.
Kelly, LeviC. Bird Henry G. McLear
rles Baud, William G. Spruance,
amin Nields, James Scott, Henry G.
iuson, Philip Plnnkett, M. L. Lich
'ein, j. H. Muhlhausen, Thomas l..
*, Richard II. Eubsnks, Lewis
|mpson, Dr. d. w. Maull, L. Tatnall
mer, Nicholas Jenney, G. r. Ru.
pb John g. Baker, Daniel B. An.
BON, J,hn Dilahay, G. Wesley Wei.
James Ferry, Thomas Kelly, VIM.
PeuDypaCker, John H. Adams, j. T.
I'D, Edwin A. Harvey, Edwi Berry,
ph T. Bass, Charles Yetter, Ed " ward
shurst. William Tatnall, William
by, Edward T. Taylor, z. James
Charles Warner, Mahion M.
\, William NJ. Candy, William f..
mage, James A. Anderson, Frank
Fvell, Samuel N. Trump, Charles r.
nas, Charles G. Rumford, George
ArdsOu, Watson r. Sperry, Henry
Victersham, Benjamin s. CLARK,
2 Evans, F. B. +. Miller, Daniel
li!lor. Preston Lea, DIR. John p.
William NJ. Pyle, Henry II.
lllsu, Charles L Sparks, j. r.
George S. Capelle, s. Redmond
Christian Febiger, Joseph A.
William Y. Swiggett, George G.
Thomas Darlington, Isaac s.
", John X. Bringhurst, DR.. 8. l..
George w. Vernon, Thomas Nc.
John b. Tatum, Charles Grant,
T. Jeiieris, Simeon S. Hood, A.
in'op, W. 9. Quigley, Alfred 8.
W. Albert W. Smith, A. Gilbert
l'on, James A. Bourke, Owen
lor, Frank g. Stidham Sam uel w.
ealley, James Morrow, George d.
srong
0'ge W. Stone opened the meeting
briei speech, in which he said
never before In the history of this
ny had the issues bt EN- more plain
tnltd, IN any campaign, than they
y lie present, and never before
ae American workingman been
~ apoi to cast his ballot on ques-
@ more vital Importance than
aS'lv'd in the coming election.
suaJ speak as they please, but
'9 cinnot be denied that the
lstrits.
s'ol'e spoke about ten minutes,
sS-a he closed in'rod duced General
My' who was r ceived with long
anuea cheers. When qu let had been
'Wi me General thanked the
.1lce f'r their reception, and said
le eoud address them az fellow
.ls' although he belonged In an.
ean, az the Republican party
s'aollHhed q the principle that the
gu ol one State was u citizen OF
ia ald that the Republican party
naa control of this government for
seals, and he felt prond of its
IL had been said that it would
,er 1th wholesome discipline for the
S%T,lcahs Sa, to have been interrupted
ae,f s'I, eon!rol of the government, but
's'a not see when it would have
ueaehcial to the people. He would
eOme one to tell him why the Re
s.ahs should be turned out o.
was noticeable that some time az,
~. Ir.ain Democratic paper was crying
a .he rascals out" but sine,
sang has been nominated he hx.
ve.m any more Of 1t. Was tn,
t;n; W % turned out because they hat
aea tha =, 70 spend the last dollar an,
~ o " iast man in defense of tn
a baa, Would they turn the party
Nd Suse tba ihey abolished slavery an(
Ess IA 'ue .h colored man to cltizenship
u ,tu 'ae party to be turned out be
linz oy had established the Nationa
Iis system III plaA of the thirt,
n,ln M y'hve different systems pre-
All NJ IA use? Then q man who ha,
sthsi aa note In his pocket could not tel
knoal ne mad money or not, but no,
i br0Hs WI that, no matter whether tn
n 'Iat issued IL is in Ne,
~, south Carolina, Californis
ns o'ner State, it is worth Its fac
Iers a. anu no one will. stop to loo
nss ,h tne pank Is that issued it, b,
h no,s ney know that the payment {
Ates Ise Ga IL guaranteed by the Unite
bsoi e ~ sae Republican party obtaine
y, me dovernment, q man Dor
d "a ioTeign country could /
atts, !, q citizen of that country, I
Tn;,ow In now long he might have been
kcla,as states, but now. when
Alnral; MS Intentions and becOm
tj1ss tiju,allzed he is as much an Americs
\ Gas az though he WAS born here, al
|u, S'rlnment po mn,. is bound to prote