Daily Republican., 1888-10-10

Last night was = gala niRht a Cuu.
tievtlle heing the occasion OF jubilee by
me Republicans on Monday the Youns
Mems RepubliOAn Olnb through M
cid Of Seth h. Plaster Of this CITY rnis.
cd . large pole, which caused 4 rood
deal Of vi oioing. Laai night they Gale.
hFated the occasion BY 8 large mass
messing. As early ~ g O'clock N a
crowd hsgaa " gather, coming from
Brandywine, NIL Greek and WhIte
Clay Greek Hnndreds, FAtrViile, Ken
nett Square. New London, HAmorton
and West OheataFs Pa. A large STAND
had been erected alongside the pole and
Sas beautifully decorated. About 8 so
che ksnnett Square btn1 made its Ap
peArAnce and sosnsded Nj. Oolau.
hour, Mr.. Dixon and DIR. Chandler,
As 3 80 the meeting was called TO or
der by W. o. h. ODlQuheun, and DE-.
Joseph II. Chandler Was elected eh1if.
man; Col. n. A. DUPONT, Alex. Dixon.
James Pyle, Amos BhGIplsss, HeDry
eWAyne, John Press, james OhAndler,
1srasl Durham, James p. Nichols, WE,
Wilson, George Ely, VIM. Seal, WIN,
Harvey and Samuel Gregg wsrs eleoted
lVloe Presidents; W. q. II. Coiauhoup
KdW. Ely, A. b Bntriken, W, Atwood
Wilson and Frank Dilworth were
elected secretaries.
Tbs chairmAn made . brief address
and Introduced CHARLES n. Curtis, Fac,
OF this city, VITO, 10 q strong and forci-
BILE address. told his hearers Of The
abuses OF the assessment laws and the
need OF . new constitution.
His speech was warmly reoeIved and
loudly appiauded. Az this stage the
Irippeeance Club. headed BY . deleea
tlon OF W men from the Young Men,
Club OF Osntrevills. MOUNTED on horses,
made I've appearance. and pArAdsd the
mil length OF the town, aud returning
10 the speakers stand.
Tue chair then intT0duc the Rev
H. Willis, who for nearly an houl
keld the audience spell bound In ono o.
his htiIElnR speeches shat he can !,
Aptly deliver Mr.. villa apsooh val
Wtsty, instructive and clearly de- mex
the situation OF the Democratic party
who told his sudisnoe how Mr.. BayAFC
In his sUoeoh ~ the Opera HouBl
BhoWed how free trade made prloai
eheap, while In another part OF BIZ
speech how proteoliOu made then
oheapsTi that he vas on one side ct on
time ADD on the other ct smother time
Mr.. Willis showed By mAthematioA
fproblems hoH she vorkinRmAn AuC
: farmer could not stand free trade. Mr.
Willis was warmly applaaded.
j George lost, EsQ OF thiS oity val
nexl introduced, and told the audisno,
what he saw Of the condition Of forsigi
labor In his recent trip TO England
how tbs farmer would be damaged b.
free wool, etc. This meeting CLOSED
wish three cheers for Harrison, Mort
and the Republican ticket.
From Greenville 70 the school hous
!, Ia Oentreville tho Illumin Ationa wer
nne, especially among which was Mi
A, A CApelle, on the Ksnpett pike
DR.. Joseph n. Chandler, W. o r Dol
quhouB, Samuel Harvey and SAmue
Gregg.
After the meeting was over th
Gro nd, heAdsd By the band, asrenAdei
Mr.. W. U II. OolQuhoun, secretary Q
t the club, and be being loudly called 70
j made hts appearance on the porch an
briefly but foroibly addressed tn
. crowd. Mr.. q. was chairman OF ID
committee Of Arrangements and he
worked hard to make the meeting
, success. His eaorts were crowned wit
1 auccasB and tho oldett citizens OF Gen
: trevillo say Il Was the biggest meetlD
q ever Witnessed ia OeDtreVllle.
? Good order prevailed and every or
was hsppy.
n In tWo weeks Z. G. Bradford, Esq
OF this city, and OhRs. n. Treat, {
d IG0oraetoWp, will address z meeting I
II the same plaza, due notice Ct WhiC
will be given In these columns.