Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-31
IMIRp EDIT ION.



Letter FROM sussex oos my
a.rrespondsncs Of the hepuoiioA n
BRTHEL, Oct "a There Is more en-
eltement here than usual over ing Sles ~,
tlon. A Democratic meeting was hele 1
here last Thursday evening" audre SIC
IVA. P Robinson, Esq o. Y aorzetown'
who dwelt particularly on the arm ,tsue,
which Is very difficult one 70 the party
Il prove Il a beneficial TO a. country,
IA also tried to make tomethi ng cut o.
|,e.surplus in the U. :, ire 1sury, pn'
sndNence we're notgensially penenIteu.
nt9at N in the audience s. ~ now
tne eIetse banks" THIS seen ieu 70 con-
" nsi hpeAker little for ne knew thai
- bieh.7 aned to the ban 70 helI
~ without interest," no doubt ioi
sNticai purpose. De was Il 4loHed oy
Robot While Esq Of the Sc me town,
VIC dwell principally on cha nging the
constitution OF the State. I'd meeting
.IEae rather lame one, having no band
or Gag.
A Republican meeting was held this
afternoon with considerable d. play. The
Laurel Band came, drawn by { )uI horses,
giving delightful music, produ cirg con
elderal !. excitement In town. The meet
ing was held at Robert Spice RS store
where the star spaneled bannei waved IN
triumph, the wind being favorable
Horace G Knowles, Esq who reading
Law with Henry C Ccnrad Est in VII
mington, was the drst speaker who ad
dressed the pfople very intelli gently on
The tariff showing he necessity OF high
tariff, or sufll Client duties plac ID on for
eign goods to enable US to ma nuiacture
the same article TO compete y in them.
BE said that thu Republican, party was
Nrply American He read ext racts from
Washington, Madison, Jeiiers' IN, Jack
and other emiuent men v no advo.
=. ated higO tariff. He gave them a
sbfOadside, when he said they objected to
high tariff beeauss Il created surplus
10 tie treasu y, but l9aued TIT money TO
banks IN New York and Spei .ker Car
lialeis district, without interest, for pollti
cal purposes BE said there Twas about
p9O,l00,OOO dollars loaned for this pur
pose which was robbery OF Il govern
\ ment He said this adminlstr alton was
an enemy TO the soldier, turned out more
Office holders than has been re moved b
other preslden S IN twenty-four years
Eet0ed more bills than any other mar
and did not do one thing 10 p l'yenf i'm
migration. One Of the greatest imposi.
tlous was refusing to make Dikota a
state with ifs 100000 pula ton, and
Delaware had all the rights alad priv
leges with 1000 The reason was be
cause 1t was Republican.
tn address was good, but delivered
4 TOO slowly aud abou twice too long
Hewaa followed by c. r. Bai ,ou, Z =,
OF Georgetown, who ia ks morl 1uently,
and to the point at issue. Hle dWelt on
home issues, constitutional reform and
the importance Of eleoting the men who
Eere nominated by the Republican party
beesue, in mlny respects, they were su
pTioIil morals and ability. II was e.
er succt ssful meeting, for the alter
noon, whichis not the hest time for e
town like tn The Republicans are
more numerous here than DemCicrals and
will poll large vote. There Is some
prOspec Of Mr. Ward being eled ted sher
~, as be Is a much better man In morals
and ability than his opponent of the De
mseracy. OCCAsIoSAL.