Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-10-20
, REPUBLICAN RALLY.
-, uEErIxo IN TINE OPEHA
~ cuAELEs 4. sMITH.

a,,,iay evening, " nuvinB uoeu eu'
sl'ui s"i tbst Ex-Governor Hoyt, OF
poaus~,Iranis. and Charles Emory
il% nlaS' nj tie philadelphia Fress,
snnS' '.n,ak on the Issues Of the present
p eas,s was quite number Of ladies
Isnf , who coupled =. ats In the or
.',ra | chairs anu II was . noticeable
oe,I oas,latmapy OF the ladies were the
~. If sorkinemen, who were accom-
w. wv by their husbands, and In some
s..uc,s had their children with them.
% H. Stage, private boxes. and around
a. s.llef,es were handsomely decora-
Iri,h flags and the fine portraits OF
,','on, Grant, Garfield, Blaine and
.Srs belonging to the Young Mems
Lmbllcan Club.
sSo,tly before s O'Clock the First
rdncut Dlnd marched down the
rsslle allie. playing lively air, and
MI their PLACES In the orchestra.
few minutes later, N. b. Benson,
I !, pn sident If the Young Mems Re
rSesu Club came on the stage, fol.
I'D ty Charles Emory Smith, Job
| / jrlson, Anthony Higgins. Esq.,
P i I bsch, Henry II. Pickels, Marshal
Mullen, Washington Jones, Lewis
nnran, Marshal Dunn, and a
urer of other prominent and well
hrn citizens.
nsneeting WAS called to order by
yB Beuson, Jr., who stated that
kH. jackson had been selected
hdent, ard j. Paul Brown, Secre-
r lie introduced Mr.. Jack son,
baid that he was not n speaker,
kite had ,ew words that he would
!, % say 10 his fellow workinemeD,
nj. considered himself q working.
sa, having never known anything but
ii from the days Of his yorth. For
ne time pas', he had been engaged
h Cousummating IA plan that would
| kug about three hundred thousand
tc.als' worth Of work TO this city, dur.
/ Hs lhe coming winter, and a day OF NO
NW he Lad visited Philadelphia,
viii ;he full expectation Of compile.
rIg lee arrangements, when tbs
capitalists aho were engaged in this
HleTri,e, informed him that while
| he! believed the Republican party will
hsacctssiul in November, they had
decided 10 hold back until after that
tine Wien II Bsine and Logan are
|tected, hey will furnish the capital
nd ltt he wcik go ahead, but In the
went Of ,he election Of Cleveland and
ustdrlcss, tie matter would be nj.
ksed to drop, 80 they would not Iisk
tefmoney IN any enterprise under a
Nnccfatic administration, with its
Tee lrade principles. Mr.. jackson ex.
lfc''d The hope that there were some
enCcta'ic workinFmen in the audi.
ar listening 10 him, as they now have
Olpuuurliy to decide whether OF
hty would lie to hRve two OF
elt Hundred thousand dollars worth
,cik brought 10 this city during the
srllg winter.
Malso said that ct o late hour ex.
sftinor Hoyt had sent q telegram IN
aalg mat II would be impossible FOL
90 10 lie present, as he had received
ntipecteu message, calling him to
*a'nl Pennsylvania, and tha,
lyult he had endeavored to arrange
as i''rr no that he would be able td
va lhis city, be bad found IL i'm.
sNtD DO 70, and Was reluctantly
Sul.N 10 announce his inability tC
y ph+nt MIR. jackson said tha,
AZ AZ sl' vas matter of regret, 4,
~. ,""l MN great pleasure to intro.
'he audience Mr.. Charles
1,! N.Y., smith, OF thePhiladelphia Press,
Nssa. ' "'om 'tey all would bs pleased
hn'i AL smith was received with uu.
,sD, ,-.'u APPLAUSE, and II was some
,t.s sSs " l7'e be could proceed and
A,LI ast q1iet was restored. he
rI, eAyu ,'1l nose Present for the reception,
n, 'a'a 's lie vas glad 10 meet the mem
DrrS,,'re DS we Young Mems club and the
rilio.cali' r,liu" Of Wilmington, who are
tpls., ''cA gallant fight in this
N, s'yiougia'ul.ted ri,, the Republicans OF
ss y on the victory in Ohio and
h. r.in,n', n". al+r carefully looking over
h obo obul,h' ,h' he found that the majority
lr.,a"o ay 'a's ,p year was larger than the
spts, ''r many years. He was not a
lpbs ,h VI Tue son of II phrophet.
EmS.,' 'DoaRht some political weather
Sp' Spue' could predict as follows
A@, aE hypnbican hreezes from Yer
Cty.a~,tHTf low barometer for brother
6O ha' ~ ~ MAINE, a cold wave from
Nd ln,." ,'oN out for terrific lBlaipe
Iil tan .v. cyclone in November tbai
h. ~ along the whole Democratic
|s,v Wv =, n'pnbl'can isl'can party started a, the
chlop :" ' peopie, and today it is re.
ft.re !" where it started from
la vaS "'ver was convention held
m Of ,La Iiore 'uphatically "a convep
st June Io ~ E'ple, than the one held
Mss G R, ~ Chleaso, that nominated
|lp,II Iss n not prrsen, to arraip, ind,.
Al cl.,ni'ocriis, bgt he would ask
a,tjc,n That party has on The
sm u !, People. For twantv.svs
tt It was , , "e,'n on the wrong side
kal.- a, 1Ss ~ loo late. He reviewed the
Ae gre,, Pa'iy or the war, aud on
w. been ~, NationA questions that
su,d ',a %ipre this enuntry since and
M tye," "". u hsd eim.-avcred ,o re'
ica,m no.. u s'e by the ooMntry.
NJ ,!urina" "as The mocratic pariy
Ylou Of s ,I ,h'S caHpsirb for the
uet,, r.", "o 'n''fS of 'h,s country
srr,d 10 Il, 1' men newspapers. and
e,tr, " .,,. ,h''if rpeschos, and xas
y, d '@F', n,nr bS5 "s'
no has h w." n'oficatim Il a mar,
at Toe men "'th ultimately cohnected
Sttserty Of this country Tor t,,e
NapiS, !'"ts. There was nothing
edeil In, hu'ligan, AMI 1t r..
fhi and the iudisla die. of
au T. , ',aAktast, warm water
'lnt,,. l'' them susll for ann.
HE Ieon '''',frs had tadn nswered
so '' Maine, Vesnout AMI
tcmp,,n ''he All inGefi 9te charpe
at orli1.. " Tie Republican par,y'
=, that ,,n', '9 10 snbstantiste IL !; tbey
aean,.;""n'n & the last D,sno,rat,c
,isch rh.nsa' 'ne loss TO the dDpptrv
!" aat,' "no name dollars ccll.o,.d was
= M n,i,a'uef Republican rn,e n
shs of N, mills on the tboa,szpd
h1',.enlc 'ne ~ II, Gfiebt lights ,of rhe
Slr4 won nFdrly, 4 Mr.. Bayard. for
y pr.I;mno,in give usa new ytr.;o,,
q, o,'I 10. ~, son they would th,".
,,r. M .h.n1cd dnwn d,,ea' version thai has
%'si IT, q, pwn i from generation 10
pNtilal .', "on'd make the r.turr
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