Daily Republican., 1888-09-17

\
people did. Long before the 6t. Louis
Convention met the fat had gone forth
that Glover Cleveland should be re-
nominated and re-elent d.
| GAS your steward, /" satd Mr.. Pen.
ntngton, ut would naturally be sxpeet
ed Of me to tell you something ahout
the new government building TO be
erected upon this lot" The building
would most fsguredly bs built, he could
not tell when but 1t was sure. Il was
endorsed by o cub. committee OF the
P1bli0 Building Committee; II was en-
dorsed by the Com mittee OF Review and
hs had the assurance from every mem
beT Of the Public Committee that the
necessary appropriations would be made
and the building ordered % soon rs the
COMMITTEES could get q meeting. When
that time would come he couli not tell {,
rs TO his certain knowledge tho COM
mittee had not had n meeting for two
months past on account OF tbe more ab.
sorbing questions of the tArlf and the
appropriations. Mr.. Pennington az.
sursd his audience that Kent county
WAS solid for the Democratic ticket,
though he ominouBly suggested thai
when Kent county Democrat took 1t
into his head to do thing he RtnerAlly
WNhN kAh0NkA NAhh
he then gave IS reagon for his sup
port OF the Mills bill the great accumu,
lRtion OF money in the United States
Treasury. What would be your con-
dltion and the condition Sf your mAru
fsoturers with the money OF the uvar-
try AL locked up In the treasury 2"
asked Mr.. Pennington. Speaking TO
the workinsmen he said; ~ oAme
from you and am Of you, and look for
an Endorsement from you" How
could 1t be possible that / should vote
In Congress except In sympathy with
your wishes and inteTts,s2
Mr.. Pennington, growing facetious,
reminded bis Ru Hence OF the time
when three "R's" symbolizsd the
wAtcbw Of Delaware Democracy.
They stood for "Ross, Riddle and Re
FORM" Four years aRs they stood In
the Republican party for "Rum,
RomaniRm and Rebellion" and de-
fsated James g. Blaine for the Presi-
denoy. Ia the present campaign the
three c1bAlistio "R's" represent In
Democracy "RstAliAtlon, Respect and
Reform" and en- the 9th of November
the people will sAy to Grover Oleve-
land: "Wsll done, good aud faithful
servant; enter into the joys Of four
years longer"
when Hon. O. B. Lore, after an In
PRODUCTION by PresideEt Postlts, arose
to make the last spseoh of the evening.
he was received with Auoh repeated
rounds of applause that he was plainly
designated IS the fAvorite OF the audi.
euoe. he made one Of his old time
Democratic sp eches, RlorityiuR Demo-
Gratis and Democracy, and strongly
urged the re election OF Grover OieVe-
land. He also urged every Democrat to
vote the whole State and county tickets.
lie represented the Democrat party as
being the only c1mmond bond OF union
between the North aud the South, and
the only party that oould blend and
bring together In one grand harmonious
whole thu eatranged escttOnB of TIL
Union. He rjoiced to sec the tin Q
when those who wore the blue Wei o
given the post Of honor In ths Hout :,
and thoRe who wore the gray WsrB eiven
the post Of hopor In the North. he
thought II Grover cleveland had done
nothing else than 10 reclaim $50 COO. 600
acres Of stolen land from land grnhbers
and thieves, that in iisslf should insure
hia re. election.
That many acres II divided up would
make 80 states OF the Union rs large as
Delaware. Mr.. Lore paid a glowing
tribute to the prosperity Of Wilmington
and praised the sovereignty of the peo.
pie where every man WAS the peer OF
king, The people of this country he
said need not fear GreAt Britain nor
crouch before the British lien. The po.
tentAtes and rulers tf Europe would te|
met here by millions Of men, every man
Of them king and . ruler by himself.
Mr.. Lore's speech was heartily applau.
ded throughout but it WAS fact noted
by many that daring the delivery Of 1t
he made no Allusion whatever to the
tariff question. The list OF speakers be-
ing exhausted President Postles de-
clared the meeting adj burned after
stating that tue County Executive Com
mittee expected to have Senator Black
burn here to address . meeting ut the
Opera Hose the latter part of this week
or early part OF next. He aleo said that
Congressman q. Il. BreekinFIdEe would
speak here, ard that Senator BayRrd
wag expected 10 address the oltizsns Of
Wilmington bsiore the close of the cam.
pAlgn.