Evening journal., 1888-09-22
POLITICAL NOTES.

The \ NJ. r, G. held business meet
ing and drill last evening
There viii be Republican rally at
Breck's Mill, Christiana hundred, ON next
Monday evening.
The Democratic County Central Com
mittee of Sussex viii meet in George
town next Tuesday
The prohibitionists will hold d mass
meeting at the Mermaid, Mill Creek
hundredthis evening.
in every ward in the city the Demo
Gratis have completed their organization
and are ready for work.
The Republican Club Of the Fifth ward
viii meet az the Maris Building, Sixth
and Shipley street, this evening at $50
o'clock
The Democratic County Executive
Committee meets on Tuesday morning
next ut the Court House TO settle the
Toy Killgore contest
A meeting Of the committee for the
grand Republican ratification meeting at
Brandywine Springs viii be held this
evening ut the Tippecanoe Club rooms.
Hon Charles B. Lore will act as chair.
man Of to-night's Democratic ratification
meeting Mr. Lore is selected on account
Of being warm friend Of both speakers.
The Fourth ward Democrats selected
as their members of the hundred execu-
tive committee last evening, Andrew
McMenamin. $. \. Smeltz and James A.
Magee.
A large Republican meeting was held
iii the Opera House Middletown last
evening Eloquent addresses We're de
livered by Rev J s. Willis Of Milford
and George Y Massey, Esq, OF Dover
The Young Mems Republican Club Of
Centreville, Del, will hold an open meet
ing at their club house ON next Wednes-
day evening The meeting viii be ad-
dressed by Walter H. Hayes, Esq, and
Frederick +. Bach of this city
The Republicans Of Sussex county viii
hold grand outdoor mass meeting at
Georgetown on next Tuesday after the
county convention has finished its work.
The Hon George p Fisher, the Rev.
Jonathan S. Willis and Charles II. Treat
will speak.
The Tenth ward Democrats met for
organization last evening and elected
James McGrath. president: Alfred Han
ma, secretary John McNulty. John j.
Mealey and Alfred Hanna members of
the hundred executive committee The
meeting adjourned to meet next Friday
evening TO select "A ward executive com,
mittee
AT the Sixth ward meeting of Demo
Gratis at No COP Market street. Thomas
Reardon was selected as president; al
4 fred s. Hurl0ck. vice presidents Z. q
/ Dennis, secretary; Thomas Reardon
| Charles w. Stigers and William Ward
hundred executive committee. Alfred $
\ Hurlock and Thomas Donnelly were se
| lected as a ward executive committee tc
act in conjunction with the hundred
committee.
The Democratic ratification meeting
this evening viii be a treat 70 those who
desire good speaking. Senator Vance
one Of the orators, has a national reputa
tion rs "a wit. w q r. Breckenridge hai
already spoken once ia the state, deliver
ing an address last year upon education
before the Kent County Teachers lnsti
tute. A big meeting Is expected. Secre
tary Of State Bayard win be present anC
may speak.
A rousing Republican meeting was hell
at Hockessin last evening" over 400 per
sons being present. The meeting wa
/ held Sn part of Devices Chambers store
The Marshallton Band rendered soml
| good music. A brilliant address was De
livered by II. H. Ward, Es1. Othe
speeches were delivered by D. f. Buck
ingham Walter H. Hayes, ESQ an'
John Ct. Jackson, the latter a Harrison
veteran of 1910
The Second ward Democrats met las
evening at Lobdell and New Castle
avenue. There was a big meeting. Tn
following persons were elected officers
Simon Moran president; b. J. McHugh
vice-p president. a w. Maclntire, secre
tary; H. W. Maclntire, John D. Currei
and John r. Ford members Of Whining
ton hundred committee; Patrick Plum
kett, Philip r. Shea. John 0Iiarra
Joseph August. John May aud John Dor
dan ward executive committee; II. NJ
Macmtire John May and John Doordai
room committee.
The Seventh ward Democrats organize
last evening by the election Of the fol
/ lowing officers: President, Willard Hal
Porter. ESQ. secretary, Chambers y
Kemble: members Of the hundred execu
tive committee, j. Frank Ball ESQ II
J. Crippen and c. c. Montgomery; men
hers of the city executive committed
Henry Kyle. q. f. kemble. John T. Ms
i lone. Robert Anderson. Thomas Doud
John p Crummey and Samuel Pierc,
il was decided to hold ward meeting
every Friday evening.