Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-10-09


stan Correspondence Of Gazette and Journ
GEoRdErowN, Oat. 7.-rhat the Dem
Gratis Of Sussex county are III dead earne
10 TINS campaign was amply attested by I,
DAYS demonstration. There were mon
Georgetown to-day who had driven
miles 70 90 present, and, despite the heay
rain that prevailed for tho previous 2
hours, the attendance was general from b
parts Of the county, while ia numbers III
crowd closely approached 5000. Had th
weather been fair, no one doubts that ther
would have been 5000 or 5000 person
present, and that the demonstration woul
have been one possessing all the charAoter
lsllcs OF the Gays when Democracy in SUE
sex was rampant, and Il majority OF q tbou
sand or 80 on election day was regarded
merely as feregoue conclusion. To-day
turH-ous gives assurance that Sussex Demo
Gratis mean 10 give ore OF these old time
malOrlties at the next election.
Every hundred ia Sussex was representa-
at to-day's gathering. and there was a lib
erai quota from kant, including John K
Nicholson, ED, IL U. Carpenter and Il u
| cooper, Esq, or Dover John Harrington
OF Milford and Amos Oola Of Harrington
Demociatlc nominee for sheriff, The rain
lell almost tncsssantly, but despite this dis,
eonraglng drawback The people kept flock.
II.
clubs from the different hundreds. with
blazing banners, gave ruddy hus 10 the
duli, mlst-laden atmosphere. 1t was Dem.
ucfhtlc gay and Democracy's representa-
tives were bent on making the most Of it,
" noon the crowd had Bwelied 20 about
1,5UO, aud the noon train arriving increased
.he humner 10 over 2,6O0. During tine morn.
ing the Diamond State Democratic Club OF
Laurel came IN town accompanied by the
heglmental Band of that town. The George.
town club furnished music with the Gao 9a
town Band, which diseoursed music for the
crowd all the morning. The Two bands
went to the station and escorted Senator
BiHek burn and Candidates Reynolds and
uausey to the Brick Hotel. Iaere they
stopped Tor dinner. The buildings Of the
town were decorated deliberately Win nags
ana me Georgetown Democratic Club
Aohted its handsome new dag, bearing the
n,tnes Of l.eynolds and CRussy, Tor the first
time. az zo'eloes the meeting began.
On account oil the large crowd present.
II was determined, ahOUt O'Clock. 10 hold
we heouhs % the square, where the stand
4 "a been erected, thsrain ut that hour being
light and tlttul, with as much Drospect II
stopping entirely as OF continuing. Bur
nail al hour later the rain began falling
nAtd and the meeting was Transferred 10
the ecu house. Into the mearre cOurt
room q crowd OF fully 900 pushed ana
squeezed, and the disappointed ones who
Wats SLOW Ia arriving he'd to stay outside
and miss the expected treat. The crowd
was an enthusiastic ons and as Robert i
reynolds and john W. Gausey, the Demu.
cratic State candidates, appeared thew re.
eeiFsu a warm welcome. Senator Blaek
burn was also recognized and literally an.
plauded.
Alfred 7. Robinson, chairman OF the
Democratic county committee called the
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Ing officers.
President Hon. Edward l.. Martin.
wee prssidents-W William A. Polk EandaI
y. Wingate, Nathaniel u. Wilson, Joshua A. |
Lynch, isaac n. Fooks, RnDsrt ID Hon4ton
Robert Dassp, William o short, qsorge |
1loeckle, Samuel Il Layton, William
he0ape' 4tomls Holloway, Jacob Fl. Hud- |
'on, LEVIN Bennett, Jehu 4. Defriekson,
)r. David Hall, Thomas 3. W. Turner, John |
y. Pfieei Daniel Wilson, William A. IJodd. I
William w. Morris, William GRAY. James |
\. Morria, Robert Breerwood, Nathan j. /
iarTiek, John Wiley, Thomas Ii. wilson. /
)f William Il, Wone Joseph Hastings /
jyrus ward, Charles Dwell, Isaac Wootten
ishI amin - Hastings, Isaac 4 Jones'
9soph ". !hudscr, " Robert Ct. Elegood,
am0a j. Stagton,a Ayers Lambden, James
Wiley, Thomas Il, Fl0ks, James II, O'D1y +
sAae Giles, Thomas Scott, Isaac Einder
efemish McSulty, 5tHnsbufy j, WAeatley
.dward Kitchens, Reuben Jones. John 81
dnty, Robert II Davis, q orge 81. Draper
ianlamiq F. Wcudall, William Reynolds
faofgs Reynolds, Or. James A. Hopkins.
ohn =. morris, John Il. Mustard, s. o.
harrington, Daniel Burton, Horny g
,rame, john H. Prettyman, William b.
'urton and Joseph b Lingo.
Secretaries - j. Is. CLARK. DR.. Josenh
anne, William N, Morris, Olarepc9 Bsebe'
u David y. PAlmer, Benjamin noore, Or.
!. FtanE Jones, William T. Fleetwood,
iusl Marlin, VI. George W. Bryan,
'aniel Lingo.
Coione Martin, who was senator Black
urns colleague IN Congress, Oh IgFlne
70 chair, said II Was rare thing. exeer}
n extraordinary Occasions to aee such n
In Georgetown, In his opinion
reVeaied th5 LATENT fo!tB that Is il tng
cope OF sussex ~hen here Is Occasl0p
u lts exercise. He made q stirring etI8a
We aFpeai forthehenls spirit that Drayalt4t.
J years aR9 "a the intefss Il vi unity snd
Afiy harmony. Ito s8il tile Democrats
~ hdd TWO y-Gts OF Republican RUE Ia
lsse& aud Vera tai from sati He'd with the
suits la concluding, Colonel Martin.
= y gtaeefut, complimentary alueiUn,
liotaleed 5thtior blackburn, and us the
entuskY statesman arose the aadierco
eye MN welcome ~ warm aud On.
3usiHttie es DO could have received 1T his
en1reky home
SENATOR hLAcNGuRS's grgEru.
Senator Blackburn, ID opening, expressed
Y Pieasufe ht st1ating tor the first lime
7fore ~ audience u Delaware Democrats
Ter Hrestle II Congress for 10 H0nfhs
TN the powers Of Read. Rspubiic4Iiam
"a ne devil Daughter he bud stopped
sts Letofe %oluS 70 MS nome Ia Kentucky
rsiute the 5lunder lbs hed heard Xhis.
lf1l IN tne GUrritgF9 NJ ,ttT t,.E |
hith the laceI btGIe him gave as-urGnca
.at u was slHldst-thHt BeaWtr,, vA4 |
danger oil AllpUtug her Democratic moor.
as ttls year Applause
9shhtoh blackburn sa'd no was party I
az because ne believed IL party nnd be-
Er9 th5 pfihclple o. hia party were best | /
iielhtAl 70 serve tbs cause nl good gov !
Ameat ior the people. There uey5r was !
,h3 NRea inc pGliliGtl Issues were broader I
more giehrlY deilIsd. There ARA ans
70 great puriiea q be country, Inc Dom. :
'tuu1 aud lEapublicHn parties ate ean. !
LHlug i9Fs uEremaey - laia country, IAe !
" y ~ pAfIy VI law; Tie other Is the /
p l9EEsi lhe one Is the party OF cen. :
ats4atA9hi3H olheg IS in favor Of tho an.
5toh 9i pe%ar among tine paople
the IecoEu ei the Republican party since j
u war was AeXt reviewed iy tnts SPEAKER, il
eheisea from the war Gle ned with the | 1
.A9est responsibility. IEa ouih wa d3.
asoui iApofett9hbd hud LelRl9 s, pros.
hte tLd N9werless Tor harm. Ii then de-.
owed upon tho Republican party to build q
this shattered couatry and restore these :
dLes 10 the!r former con 1ltign. But. in.
cad, i INFLICTED upon Ihs southern states V
e eight years OF Recommendation, darker v
zen tllan the period OF ths war, the foulest
ot upon the escntGaaoa Of tie AneficHa Z
top!e. Ineg deprived the white pe5plgol ,
'rfy tlght 81 citizenship, ANA GudeAvOIed "
teYetse rue laws 81 hAtara by putting au !
tetlUr race over them Taey 5oursd the y
}fthi they enptleI ths psnitGutl4ries and Il
y OF New Iaslahl, uaa Il ,odsd Inc south !
~ e4stcdGfei vi EumaAiiy, i RAGS Of 5
llltleEi irall.j WHOM i9f tn5 iaek Ut E
'ttsr name VS. ilei t'tRipeE.uGg;srs p 70 /
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