Daily Republican., 1884-10-27

The last week of the campaign evans
TO- day, and the Republicans of New
Castle County are urged to devote their
time and ,nergy to their political
duties until the polls close on Tuesday
eveninR, November 4.
The officers Of the party will make
every effort in their power to bring out
Its vote, but such effort will be in vain
unless seconded and assisted by every
man who believes in Republican princi-
pies and desires to see them triumph.
This assistance can be rendered In
4 various ways:
First, ny securing the qualification
OF every voter who has through mat
tention failed to pay his taxes. This
can be done by irquiry and material
aseietapce. Information rs to the
eligibility OF citiZeI to become voters
by the payment OF taxes will be tur.
nished 10 all at the headquarters Of
this committee in the Smith Building,
at No. 6l2 Market street, where a com.
plete copy OF the official assessn ent /.
kept for that purpose.
Second, by securing the attendance
at the various polling places on election
day OF every man who is interested in
having full and fair ballot and a
peaceable and quiet election, by bring
Ing out the voters aud by seeing tnat
th.y are furnished with Republican
ballots
Thtse are the duties which are vet to
be performed, and upon their faithful
discharge the successful issue of the
contest largely depends.
The issues of the campaign have been
fully presented and discussed by the
press and on the platform. The time
for argument has nearly passed, and the
work Of ascertaining the verdict of the
people Ia all that is left us to do.
The frIeGds of Republican principles
have no reason to complain of the man.
ner In which their principles have been
presented to the country by the advo-
Gates OF the party through the press and
on the stump. They have reason to be
proud of the candidates OF the party, Of
their record, their ability and their up-
swerviDg devotion TO the lofty and pro-
gressive ~ ntiments which have ever
controlled the Republican organiza-
ton.
The success of the party means An ad.
vance all along the line of American
ideas. 1t means full protection to
American industry, q fuller and more
complete development OF American ma
tionality. Q peaceful but aggressive
movement to secure additional trade
with tho sister republics of our own
hemisphere. 1t means sound finances
and good government. 1t means that
this nation stands with its face to the
rising sun, and that it welcomes the
advancing light Of civilization as 1t ex-
tends over this great land, the home for
the freedom-seeking pilgrims from the
other nations of the world.
Let every man VINO believes in the
10Th Century and who has caught its
spirit, who deepises the Bourbonism of
Democracy that never learns and
never forgets," address himse II TO the
duties of the hour. Defamation and
slander have done their worst in this
campaign, and the American people
will meet 1t at the polls with their
answer. Let us not neglect to do our
part. Delaware has not yet been pls ced
In the list of Republican States, but
X the leaven is in the lump" and our
duty is to work and wait. Our county
IL secure.
We need better laws for the State
and IL we remain faithful to our con.
victions and work steadily and per.
sistently for the principles we believe
In we must inevitably win the fight.
We want for this work veterans-nen
who can toll on through defeat as we'll
as victory until the great end is accom-
plished.
Let there be no rest, then, from now
until the sun goes down on the 4th of
November and whatever the result
may be In the State, with victory in
the County we shall be strengthened for
the next and still more important con-
test upon which we shall enter.
GEORGE w. STONE,
Chairman Republican County Ex.cu.
tive Comm ittee.
Wilmington, October 27, 1884.