Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-30

a large and enthusiastic audianO
met In the Opera House 81 New OAstl,
last evening 70 listen to the debate upoH
taElh between Meanrs. Hugh O. Browne
OF Newark, and OhAuneey p. H0loomb
OF New CASTLE. A. v, Leslie 0sOrR,
presided over the meeting, and after {
few remarks upon the challenge. intro.
duoed Mf Holoomb, who spoke about
as foIlowai
II win endeavoE to prove that the
necessities OF life ere uBiustly taxed.
81 was told BY Mr.. Henry r. Borle
superintendent Of the Delaware Iron
Works, that that firm manufactured
iron pipes for cents, when the duty
upon the same WAS az cents. The pres
ent candidate for Congress on the Re.
publican ticket owns and runs q trust
Would you vote for . mAn who would
Issue store orders in part payment OF
the wages received by bis wOrkmen, for
. man who would say where his single
men should board and what board they
shonld pay7 No.
Look, n you please, at the Republl
eau candidate for President OF the
United States, who said that 81 q day
Was enough for any common lAboIer
that?
"LoOk at james @. Blaine, the IN.
crowned king, the great American
atAtesman, one who has been spOutlnR
protection from the mountainous shores
Of the Pacific to the beautiful waters
edge OF the AtlAntic-look ct him.
Mr.. Blaine upon returning home from
his recent European trip brought With
hlm Englieh clothing, which he wears
to-day Whi stumping for Proteotion. .
After q few minor remarks be closed
By sayinR that this was his first effort,
aud II any mistakes were IN Ade they
were OF the brain and NOT Of the heart
MT. Browne was then introduced
amid . tumultuous outbreak OF Ap-
plauss which shook the buIldtIg, ID
was with great effort that the audience
vas ktpi quiet long enough to intro
a1oe the speaker. He sad IN part.
The DsmoorAtio aide Of the house has
filtd 70 show how the country has
erlwn Without the aid Of the glorious
tArih; IL the president will allow me,
viii enter Into some personalities.
ina DemocFatio side OF the house has
failed to bring the Old Roman, Thur.
man, 70 this meeting as well 30 the
uOEery parrot Of New York. came
not here to talk for Democracy or Re-
puolioAnism, but 10 talk and reason
with my opponent on the tariff issues OF
the Gay.
What England wants AmerioA don't
want. do not want to wave the bloody
shirt, but the whole trouble uDon the
: rin issues arises mainly from the
Sou b. l With t. vindioAts Mr.. HAFri-
son (Rreat spplAuse) upon the dollar
day" campaign lie. (ApplAuse
Thlrty-tve responsible persons have
sworn that Mr.. Hsrrison did not say
That one dollar Jay was enough for
any iAboreE, and some Of these were
Democrats.
What think yen Of Lord sAokyille
West, the British Minister to the United
5taies2 lie he to dictate to American
citizens, how they shall vCts2 (Great
applsuse.) ItisA deplorAblA fact that
Cleveland should have British iufiuepc CO
to assist him in this campaign. CAP
p AuEe
Mr.. Browne then sat down amid deaf.
sning applause and shouts OF three
cheers for Browne" The shouts OF
spplAule lasted for nearly i've minutes,
when after each had spoken fifteen min,
utes longer on the subject, the nesting
adjourned, The speakers, together WITH
several friends, were entertained by Mr..
and Mrs. Edward Challenger. Though
no real judement will be rendered until
November 9Th, the general Impression
WAS that Browne had had . complete
walk over.