Daily Republican., 1888-10-08
uURrIs AND HAArIAas.

Ths Rirst Lays uown His Courso II
nlsetad 60 the LoEislAturo-rh rhs Lat
ter Glvss . strong kPssch In Favor
OF ProtootiOn.
Institute Hall was about half full on
Saturday evening to hear the lasueS OF
the oampAign discussed by o. NJ. Ourtis,
K. o., the Republican candidate for tho
Legislature, and Washington HarNnsa,
who took strong ground for high pro,
hotive tariff. HyAtps Military Band
furnished the mnslo for the occasion,
Tse meeting At 8 10 O'Clock was called
n order by Fred e. Bach, OF tho YcuDR
Mems Republican Club, WHO on behAlf
Of the County Republican Executive
Committee, organizsd the meeting with
the following offiosTs:
President. william II. Pierson; vice
presidents, Elehz3r Alnswortb, John g.
Baker, GsoIgs W. Bush, Jr., James II.
BegRs, Robert II. Barr, N. &. Benson,
JF., Frederick l. Buokmaster, Jsnss
ID. Carter, FrAnois b. Cotton, Dr.. Peter
Cooper, John T. DAvis, Henry b. Dun.
osn, Seth Feastsr, Afred GAWthrop,
Charles Gouert, john ]. Gallagher,
Al. II GriRgs, Anthony Higgins,
Thomas Holt, william Hopes,
Edgar L. HAiRes, James Morrow,
James MoHelvey, William LINDSAY,
George MoOAll, j. Il. Lewis, Henry U.
McIIeAr, Joteph Phillips, j. BldEidRe
Pierce, Charles Kob0, George RemiDR-
ton, John Tsylo VIM. P. Taylor, Ash.
ton Il. Tatnail, W. sostt Vernon, J.
Winfield Scott, Walter g Tatnalli
Alfred d. Warner, O Wesley Weldln,
Samuel White, Reed Ferguson, Robert
d. 0rifio, William ID. Cunningham,
Horace Valentine, August DAD wAlader,
Harry Burger, Walter SheWersi George
Appleton, Bamusl Chambers, Francis
9, Bradley, Isaac Roberts.
observation-disclosures r Orippen, WAr'
rem Harper, VIM. B. HAddook, J. l..
Pubeam, William Sullivan, George
Harlman.
After music by the band, Mr. Plertou
thanked the audience for the honor
conferred upon him and Introduce d
Charles N. Curtis, EiQ., whom, he said
by earnest work on the part Of the Rs
puOlioans would be the next represen.
tstive in the Legislature from WI
mInRton.
Mr.. Curtis after the applause Of his
Introduction had osssed sAid: "Some
are born araAt, some Aohieve greatness
and others have greatness thrust upon
them. he WAS in ths last position. Ho
had the honor 10 be the candida foE
the Legislature named by tho citizens
Of Wilmington, and he deemed It An
honor 10 be thus designated, more eepa
ciAlly WAS 1t an honor 10 DO o candidate
Of the only party in the State that
represents progress and rsAl reform,
He WAS proud 10 be the candidate OF the
busy business people OF tho oity, Bnd a.
such he would naturally bs eIpeo.e ed to
sIvA Nn outline OF hiS opinions of GOV.
srnmenk AM. vnss "a would DO II
| eisotsd n tbe ofioe for which Ia SyAs
nornjnated
Tn - Sra.art ns.,onal onmnaIan the
..~Ia a,,l"tic,a 80 tks main diEunn,iv,
lss W S,.,,,s. this onsstIon ioteI
ue, wv IrsS " S.sS,, .S..rsrs,tcn sNS srns
isensiy - 80 nirsd 4,
oI"s -. s"n,,,,s h,ra q, ,bn S5diance AMI
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ne ssH tno .sOSS ~, " az ,asIF ~,
coolo lnsIEucs nln W t w Eha shonii
sen VIC 'ssSs IA ~ tn mou N "hon, tSs oueS
aho" Shu u'u AHo" N'' "DN' '-0 wv
"op' ..,,. a.. .x..o,,.d m,
hs quesuou lhAs sHeIo 1oHI.I. 80 w
minoe OF stuoenta ~ We.L - ,n - ~ :
The lnenry sone meh may ,sn1,o tns ~
tsfin reioIm mty IeAo ooAusnu's, M z W v.
pages OF 'heoty Ste s"opS S 49, ~ -
onfeS oi e.poi%oe, ~ % 49, ,hIs srh
now before tne oouhIly up a.hTn,
leef Ohtll teooIsly tne Nh. Siii /,
petote OooRIess vue 'no .n,,, ,'.os
Whloh me hepuplloah pHLH aa W VIZ ~ P-St ~
ofIy tooK eAoepsi1es o1.5 ~ ouoo - - ~
puouoah oenhto has N " Ca.-.s. -. ~,
Bented toI contloefAuon oI oongteos ~ ~
the people Dlh, ~. M1n ~ tSs W,ii m
faliAoes ana oOleouono 10 tle mui
bill. To him these Ollls 30 l~n.El9e' ~
were AZ 20 muon dteek snu ~ Le9uI MI
great study 10 see who're lne W. III y,
took Issue, where 40 they sIAnu " u
fore the people, and Why SIe tnsy tuSn
ed upon as with so mucn naeNt
When Grover Uleveiand YES eIeete
be had but tRo distlnotiYs i9eAs. v.
of theEe was his pretended deyoton
Civil Service Reform ana ms oeei
mination not TO ne chpuiu Ato l9E :
election. Within yeer All ms soletn
pledges In favor OF OiVii service hsloIl
had been mosl ahAneiully Vlolaseui hn .l
With these violations came oetstmlh
tion to be re eleoted' ,.,,,-
But he must nave an lAsGe Win i WIZ
TO go before the people, aud tneh oAu
the issue OF tArin reform. hsanh'I
thAt be was eleo,eu py tne solu Hou''
to the lid south he was oompelIeo
look for re.eh cNoh . ,
The 5Outhern OontederAoy nAe III
constitution an article requiring 81 ~
trade In the constitution OF eyery stA :,
before 1t could become mem OF ot u
ooniedersoy' The soiid soutn vas
lhrou9h IN IAVoE Vi neo s"Io, -
Grover Cleveland saw that ne mao
come out squArely Ior iEee tIsae 70 SRa
catch the vote OF tue eoao ooutn, o.
IN dna Nha AOlNN HOnlh atnnnU NDllU I