Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-10-02

OF both political parties TIE gathering
was treated TO unlimited doses OF this most
extravagant bomossr, to tiresotne pausggrle
OF the "grand old party" snd when that
became someWhat excessive. the chsnge
was rurg IN liz the lcssst Indulgence OF
open invectiva upon tho local Democratic
orators aud leaders.
a little bsfote o'clock nyatt's MIL.
tsry Band wish torches IN tho musicians
caps marched into tho open lot playing the
tune "0ld Dog Tray Is Ever Faithful"
Ehore were several hundred OF tha faith
fAl" ready to rsceiv5 them. Ths music
stopped suddenly and thsn people began
asking where tn Young Meas Republican
Club was. No one md show up with thu
band which to all aDpalr5pce5 was like u
kite without tail.
"What's the mgttel?' was heard on every
side.
son, some kick -
"Where's I'LL tho blood and thunder"
"Petered out guess r
Then there Tas o mighty hush OF dlsap.
pointnenr Throughout the crowd. Sore-
thing had surely gone wrong. A young
man not quite berett Of his senses ran hut.
rtediY ACROSS 10 the band stand and begg
the musicians to STRIFE up tune. Dole
fully and polemnly In The slieai tight hsoka
forth the rlalap opOd Strains OF Home,
Sweet Home" Then some one sptaad he
rillnor that Candidate Rohgrd5on was sick
ebed, and, o. course, wouli not be present.
by this time two or threB OF the rslr
benches OF the platform bad baag hlied.
Among It's occupants were Il. i. Dare
Charles A.. Curtis, Eaq,i 4. Is. Cotna, VI
n. Field, u, L. p.ckola, dcEry SauIsr5Su
j. Wesley Havkins, Solomon HsrAay, Job
Il. Jackson, +. o., Bennett Il. r Grubu,
John plllinc, philemma Chandler, George
Mccall, Gao,eg CAuTchman, Charles BGirc,
John A.. Dunn.
At this moment Solomon HerseY aross
and requested the auai8ue1 not 70 l5ave a3
the bGnd, which had lust left, would return
again WITH the members OF the Young
Mems Republican C,uO ani ths spaakers.
When two cplored brethren, the Reys, =. s.
Williams and Eff. hamilton. were conducted
to rear seats On rha platform. On the o.
rival OF the SPEAKERS, escorted by cog
poral's guard OF the Young Mems Repuhil-
car Clup, the orBii0ns commenced. Senator
Higgins, accompanied by Lavi o. Bird,
u, 6. Bradford, Coioaol Nlslds, r.. r.
Cannon, j. Frank Bacon, Watson n gUsrry
Henry U. Conrad, Thomas b. Smith and
Hugh Brown, took segtS on the platform.
Chairman OF the state Committee John
Pl!ling introduced Charles Baird az CHAIR
Wan OF the meeting. The iatfer stated the
business OF tho meeting TO 10 the endorse
nert OF the ticket announced at the Dover
convention. he then Introduced Senator
aiggine.
bENhIuh hlablSS Address,.
The speaker said, In oEact: About 40
ears ago citizen Of Massachusetts came
0 Delaware TO live. He was engaged IN
the reputable but modest business OF selling
stoves and tinware. He settled In Dover
Afterwards he began putting up canned
goods accordingly as they came IN Demand
And Just as In the city OF Wilmington the
great business Of shlpbullding has grown
from commencement OF blReksmithIng 90
this business grew and developed Into ons
that Delaware and the whole country may
be proud of. That gentleman was Mr.
Allan Richardson OF Dover. Years went
on and ne ook his son into business with
him. Thus the opportunity was offered to
tins son to be known to those who labored
for him In the In going and out going Of
lilo. And when at last in this great day Of
light breaking to the people Of Delaware
and when the great county OF New Castle
conceded to Kent the selection Of nomlna.
tons, they with singular unanimi'y named
to us and we took him with open arms for
our candidate for governor OF this Stats.
lOheers.
Upright, downright, fearless, knowing
only his duty, just 10 his friends aud neigh
bofs, none IN doubt but that he San be
trusted in public affairs.
over IS years Ggo the Union Republican
party, representing four divisions OF
opinion, meeting IN convention In the
NhRAg - hAAN EhA AriEAG % TIC gbAlkIH . q
took that noble son OF sussex, william
Cannon, took aim Into the governors chair.
We may here hang our beads In shame that
votes were then east In Congress that were
not for the countty. But no had loyal
son for our governor. From my heart re.
joiee that Il has fallen 10 me to rejoice with
you and take his aon and carry him into
the Houee Of Representatives, as our next
CONGRESSMAN.
Gentlemen, something wae gaii here the
ota5r night about "robOer barnns" and
manhood against money" This Is the
most momenTons emergency In tails Stats
since ls52. The peoae tuvo been mar .
neled and led Us Hi.y IS. Men hIys not
hesiiatet &c dabsueh the suffrage that they
may enjoy the benefits oi power. Nothing
was said TIE other nlghs Of ths burthen 81
our county debt; nothing OF the lnsu VINO
built that alnshanse; nothing 81 the meu,
who, In p5se74lou Of tha Eog8rnmaat gEi
revenues q tli5 BreA county have plisI
mp nearly sl1D uuU Ok Q91.; nothing ut he
she1lifg Tess gnd all tho reHbsry ;aare,
nothing 81 ths holocaust ii rUEb Nv Ia Ria
city when m adrlghtdd community rushed
TO the Ll#isl4!urh a1d rad The puDltc bnai.
rsss p.Eat1ll1 the Eaul. Vi L commissions,
Robbery o., it wGu'l rat 30 70 tals Qt
tl.lS now. Buy ltliQk a. tarlI aesfat.6n
ENDS with Tie N5L!on Of to-day III 10 years,
think W. sha,l low mya lnd4r tle
hsAsheent care 81 protection under WhieE
this city GHtued Il IEr g5gt OF p1 u.Gtion,
Notwithstanding wy 5haWe'dl Tux witch
makes buGdits alLsEst !G-p1ssiLls IN WI
miagtea.
coh5SEL S.rLn5 5rtEE.
Colole! aieiIs wAs ia aeXt speuG4.. Ha
has Of opinion slHt 8quafum wsS pres X
20 exam lt tEc qualifications Vi the R-guD
lie4L nominees, Il, p GgEaon Vi rae elu
OF IelATHce's war Eu7nrngr Tao sly4Eal
then pfoeaedei AZ rsmlllsear gg eI w4l