Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-28

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The Republican rally At Brandy ywino
epriuRa yesterday, under this auspices
OF the Veteran Republican Club, was q
grand success Ia every respect The
weather was splendid, and the entire
affair partook In q great MEASURE Of the
nature Of an immense plonio. Hun.
dreds OF people went 10 the grounds
from this city on the different trains,
while many others from the surround.
Ina country came In carriages, nearly
three hundred OF theso being counted
standing at various plaoeu in the woods.
Toe very beat order prevailed, and
there was bat one man under the infa.
enoo Of liquor seen On the ground.
Among the organizations present were
the TlDpsosnoe Club OF OhriBiiAna Hun
dred, Tippecanoa Club, NJ. /, OF this
city, the Seventh Ward Olnb, the
GreenbAnk, MATshAllton and Brandy.
vine Clubs, and the Young Men's Re.
publican Club Of OentIeVille The latter
were mouated, and wore waite helmets,
presenting . eplondid appearance.
The htst Meeting was organised at IL
O'Clock, with Francis NJ. walker. Esq /,
~ president, and . number Of Vice
RAO4AADANss 4uN AAN1NAhk NAH hgAA III
tue large danolng pavilion, WhtrS, al
baen provided, there was not one-quAr.
tor enough room 20 acoomm odste those
who wished 10 hear the eloquent words
OF the speakers. AZ soon IS the names
OF the odlcers were announced, the
president introduced Charles H. Treat
Of G Georgetown, the Republican cAndi-
date for Congressman.
He Was received With round after
round Of applause, and when this had
lsubsided, he commenced his address By
expressing the pleasure It atforded him
10 meet with HIS fellow oltlzsna Of the
Diamond Biate on = spot around which
clusters so many historic memories. He
considered It fitting that Republicans
should meet ht this place 10 iniuze new
activity Into the grand patty, wbioh,
since 1884, had bean lying dormant In
this 5lR.a. Tho RspublloAn party is
the party OF conscience, and while Il
has noV0r lhiTked any issue that has
been forced upon II, It has also proved
Its ode isy TO the principles enun slated
thlrty.two YeATs ago, Of Free Soil
Er 70 Speech aud Free Men,"
/ Since then these declarations have
been OonaummAtel to the entire sAliS.
fEctlon OF the entire American people.
To-day the Republloans cJme again bs-
fore tbs country, and their battle cry ID
PGott otlon 70 American producers, Amer
loNh markets Tor Workmen, and Amer.
ioAls Opportunities for Americas sons
and oRughtGrB. A few years henoe
Anh the opposition TO these dcclATA
to6B Wilfbs ~ prompt IN their scQuie
senca ~ they wers In the issue OF thirty
Two years ego.
He sAld thht ths position taken BY
the party on the liquor question gave
no excuse for any honest temperance
man, who Is sincere In bis convictions
voting against General Harrison. Ht
is, ms was said at Chiusgl. whole TEN
psrAnos plank himself, and consequent
ly the warm temperance men At th'
Convention did everything possible tC
secure his nomination.
Local option is all thAt ls pIaos CALI
AttAinable. 1t Is the exercise Of sov
sTeiguty By the people; the highest Ant
mos lsgltlmAts expression OF the pto
ple's will II assures TO the rural dis
lrIots the complete control Of lcca
affairs without hlndranoe aud punish
meut By the short coming Of the mixed
population OF the larger citiet, whelt
the only present and AttainRble remedy
is high and stringent license.
The ticket nominated in Sussex u
com posed Of men who favor these
views and ass noted themselves foi
their personal Bobrlety, consequently )
the Republican Ticket in that county
will FecslVa tue full support Of the tenn
psrAnoe men. He thought q m noFity
party necessary, As it 10 generally onm
posed Of men OF positive views. large
intelliRenos, of patriotic purpose and
whose highttt honor 10 TO Berve th'
State well. A strong and aggressive
minority siren Sthens tbs hands OF thi
lllbeEAl msn In the dominant party K
secure much easier forms and bate
administration OF government Th'
people OF Delaware owe much to th'
Republican party In the improvement
OF their internal Affairs There ahoult
be hereafter, no more gurreuder or nj
more apolngy for being Rapublioan
II 10 the only day star Of hope 70 whicl
the people can looS for the Material de
YelOpmept and progress Of the Ssate.
Grover Cleveland was man whom
the Democrats presented four years AR'
as an honest, iaithful candidate, bu
nov, as he 10 neArlnR the clote Of hi
term, they ash us to bs ErAtttul, bee aus
he hae not done as bad 81 his opponent
predicted he would, and sosm TO sup
pose thA. tbis fact entities him to tn
fUrsher confidence OF the people. They
. however, seem to forget thNt In his hrs
lettes OF Rooeptsncs ha renolnesd al
neral right to te,nnd election, point
ing out the danger Of q po'itloalintrlgu
and ooEruption thAt President, bsn
on htB ro election, might use 10 thwhr
the peoples will. How reiigioua!g b
rtpudisssd tbs high moral pledge l
evident by his oouo6rn for his own IL
nomination at st. Lluie, whom ever.
prominent Democrat of tue patty wh
had reasonable Presidential aspiration
were eon.emptibly aud effycsuall,
> lgBored. As hs made his nomination
40 hs dictated his pArty's p a.forms an
the formation OF Its committees, endori
InR ths Mills bill, striking As IL does .
the industries of the people with or
hand, while with tue other he WEote s.
tirloal Vstoes Of soldiers p3neion blliI
4 HO believed that az the Republican
i are united and working N unison, wha
tbs Democrats are divided and Nile
With bitterness, they would be Bucoes!
full ct the coming election, and all thi
lis necessary to eeoute this consumDi
. tion iB brave hearts, wi ling hands an
4 euo "a a2ht until election day.
Mr. Treat spoke for fully two hou;
ana was listened to with the closest .
tantion, the only ly-interEuptioa being tt
applause with which hia eloquent Al
: burning words were received, Whs
hs olole cd a rectsI was taken for Dime
and while many went to the note
Others gathered around the.r lnnc
boxes RRd basketI to satisfy their spp
tiles, which had been sharpensd oy u
brAciI g bFetzss from the Brandy VII
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