Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-08-21


said "thsre ia nothing else for US TO do"
which was true But as to Just what was
thus done under oompulsion very many
appear 10 be In douht.-MornihJ Ne,os
In the same issue with this uttersnee
our morning ishbor reports the enthu-
siastio ratio 5ation meeting he'd last night
by the Young Mems Democratic Club, the
chief local Organization OF the party, ct
which the tioket was endorsed with q
warmth of applause that might have been
head almost within the very room in
watch the editor of the Ne0s sst writing.
That association, speaking for the Demo.
Gratis "of this part OF the State said, in
series of resolutions which received their
ardent and united approval that :" its
members heartily endorse the nominees
of the Democratic party and the platform
upon which they were nominated, and
that this club, collectively and iudiyid-
ually, will from this time on until the
polls close in November next, make
1t its business to see that I 9 in
fuence OF the club shall be SO used as to
increase the majority which the naming
of such admirable standard bearers, and
the construction Of such bold, aggres-
sive and able party platform insures.n
Aud the orator of that meeting, in dwell
ing on the patriotism Of the man who,
with an absolute assurance o. large
majority in the convention in favor of his
nomination for governor, carried in his
pocket written destination which he
stood ready to pr sent Immediately
should it be shown that some other mau
was more available, expressed exactly the
feeling OF his fellow Democrats when he
pronounced Robert j. Reynolds 0nd John
W. OauseY the ticket which meets the
requirements Of the present emergency
With regard to the words the Neps
places in the mouth Of Mr.. Handy, we
do not And them in its own geport of
NJ. Handy's speech and do not think be
used them. The words themselves could
have been used in all pEopriety by Nj
Handy in q connected sentence Of course,
but obviously in no such sense as the
NeUs seeks, by taking them alone, to eis.
tort them to. In order, however, that
Mr.. Handy may not be misunderstood in
any way We here give in full our re-
potter's notes OF what hu did hey and,
we believe, oil he did say:
Feliol1 Citizens: We have heard from
our most eminent citizen q very eloquent
statement OF the principles u the Demo-
cratic party, and We are here, upon those
principles, to place our candidate In noni-
nation, In the Arm belief that wa shalt
place such a man In domination az shall
firmly, faithfully and truly execute those
principles. 1t Is necessary that the man we
put Ia this place should be suitable for this
place, and am about to nominal nan
whom l find to be In every way worthy a
brave, big hearted mau, with heart big
enough 10 love every man In his party
every neighbor that gathers around him,
II II could be put to the ballot o. tnoss who
know him we'll, mis- election, | feel surs,
would be unanimous. Put his principle
and bis practice d de by side, ana thsre Is
no man who claims the name Of Democrat
who will put biz finger upon anything aud
say-Here Is In my Democratic cresd s0ut-
thing which this man doas not mold aud
Will not enforce. II the national Congress
passes the Force bill and place soldiers at
your polls, take II that his conduct Will
be such as will tit the emergency Upon
the tax question he will DO found repre-
sentinR your true interests. Nationally ue
is certainly on all fouEs with his wn1ie
party.
But the governor OF this State has chiefly
to deal with State issues; his duty Il chieh
TO distribute the State patronage. l speak
within bounds 10 saying this man whom
shall nominate will be- the representative oi
the whole Democratic party.
We want msn for governor who vii
call that man brother who stands at hi.
shoulder lighting the common foe. We no
only want 20 nominate man VINO Taprs'
sents our principles and is ft Tor the ilos
but man who can De elected and We nav
net here to-day to reason together, WI
came here with d ferlng opinions.
confess / came here with the opinion tina
the man whom | shall nominate ongpt no
10 he mlnhteli not because l did no
think him Il, but because believed thar
was lion Ia rus path, We have conzlts,
together and no man has been sh t. SNOW
clearer path, But there IS some hing Il
overcoming difficulties IN hgh.ln9 IN
righteous cause, ana ! believe he viii tax
,ate OF the fighting with all MS might. II
Gill come face 10 face with tho eopis j
this State and, II hs IL not ilrsL IN tas race
Rs have heard him quoted a. saying, b
will be close enough b. sse the eye. balls q
hts competitor. stand by hin; WORK a
him; tlgnt for hin.
You know that 10 my course up 10 now
have been on he other side IL our little DC
nestle quarrels; out Il thsre ngs been an
power III my uri1 In domestic quartbls ma
God give It three tinles tns power agalp'
the common foe. Kent county hl4 vo 6
her preference. There will oe at east OF
other gentleman from Kent GoultY name
bsre TO. day, ut tasl taat ! ~ VITA II
majority o. ksnt county oVpi YAslui!ug
IN nominating 70 you for RECOMMENDATIONS
J. Reynolds,
And, while we are on mis- subj set, an
10 order that thsre may b- no ROB Il *
any possible migeonssrne.ion o. what u
gentleman wlo followed Mr.. Handy GA
seconded tha nomination, Atiorne
General Biges said, we herewith give h
ismarAs IN full
Nr. CtdFyaza: / was aeRt here a.
delegate fraA II. Georges hundred Wltt7
any solicitation oa ry ulrt, was w Il
that some nnB or any ans otnnr ttuu n
self might sH7pEla this rcspCh 4lbllty
an unwritten lnw tL- risEt 10 nominate 4
Democratic ianditla'e Tor gGyeru5r Belnu
to Kent county. II Is the primary prinetI
Of the Demncrtia party that tho mal1ri
shall RUE. Vas hr gsht up Ga thA ashr
OF pemocrae Z, aud b long To- IL to-day 81
expect to ite ia IL. ! seems that II n 4
uumstRks6l5 and uLq !a.tl7I ja-trr d
dsclded majority Q h 1s.a-Gtss 60 81
OF the delegates but Jt the pso ll
Kent couuty-tbnt man who duri
his entire life las stood ~ ths y "
cratic party, who LA- ilaSni tl4 D.
Ties Of inc Democratic plfly, who wa r'
ready aud willing to servs tine DrmOor,
arty should be nominated III ths cfL
date OF the Dauncfatie pRrfg Tor gOyetl
aud therefore now second the nomilEt
OF Robert j. Reynolds, Therefore Ralt
msn, let US one and all, regardla.s Ot y
affiliations, regard ess u party sud Of VII
you might term factiohal ,il.teaces,
us all put our shoulders 10 the wbee q
slect with au overwualmiuS majority
old war horse tom south Mutietki
Robert ]. Reynolds.