Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-10-23

s .N 'AAs country generally. IL depends o
the people whether this bill finally passt
or not, and II they eend forth an emphati
protest on the 4th OF November tho Senat
Will not dare to turn u deaf ear to 1t.
Ihe speaker next referred to State affair
ana showed that the state debt, unde
nonest Democratic management, had bee
reduced TO about 100000, Wills the State
assets exceeded this amount by over 1900.
UUU. NO state In the Union has a bette
credit than Delaware. The people cal
trust the Democratic party, because 1t ha
Rspl close TO the plain and common people
OF the country, and has never been waste
iul OF their money. The people shouit
keep the power In their own hnnds, and
/ they can best do this by standing by the
Democratic party. Delaware cannot afford
| 10 take q Dack seat, and you will consult
your best interests by putting Delaware
| where she ought to be, at the head OF the
| column or Democratic staie In eonelu-
sion Senator Gray urged the Democrats of
wilmington, unawed by the hordes OF
Federal deputy marshRls, 10 stand up for
tue Interests of the Democratic party on
tha day OF election, and thus secure results
that would ever be a blessing to tham.
inc address lasted IN hour and half,
during which the audience listened with
the closest attention. In the midst OF the
speech there was an alarm of fife, but with
me exception Of few boys the audience
did not Stir.
HENRY O. TURNER, Eso.,
was next introduced. He said the issues OF
ms campaign were, TO his mind, the most
Important ever presented to the American
people. This Is the campaign Of all cam
pAlSns, when IL behooves all citlysus OF n
common country to consider we'll before
they cast their votes.
Mi, Turner proc 'eded to give a caustic
review Of the Lodge Election bill, which
4NF ana g.EH 49,
OF tine English parliament. He regarded
IL as one OF the most obnoxious measures
ever proposed iii this country. He also
alluded to tho Mckinley Tariff bill. which
was passed 10 reward those who had CON
fibuted the money that debauched the
voters OF the couatry and elected Harrison
President.
Mr.. Turner alluded to the prospectiye
deputy marshals. He said we have had
Them before, and they never altered the re-
suit. The people OF this section OF the civ
~ least Will see that they confine themselves
Within the line OF the strict letter of the
hW They VIII not be permitted to keep
ballot, hog.
Mir. Turner gave cordial endorsement
}. the Democratic State and county candl- |
iaies, spoEe OF the splendid results OF Dem.
lrratlc rule "a Delaware, and said tho only 4
'etotm the Republicans want Il to reform 4
- ouJ and reform themselves In. He /
moved now the Republicans had defeated I
re excellent F.vs Commissioners blll at
ne las Legislature. He believed the Dem. I
crats would win in this campaign and
I've tho people all the sincere and honest
eforms they demanded.
Cheers were given for Mr.. Turner and for
liam II. Swift, Democratic candidate for
representative. who was SO ted on the
IaRe- Win three mors cheers for The
NOE democratic ticket, the meeling adj
Iurned
REPUBLICANS AT THE OPERA HOUSE.
Patnek o Farrell OF Washington. IA.
re. sed crowded Republican mass meet.
Y Ia the Opera House Friday night, on the
nm and other lssues. Ihe house was
decorated With bunting, Shields
I'd laRa, and faw large palms set cir the
aYs. Every seat IN the lower part OF the
ousa was tillei ani many persons were
aaa!.s, W4ile-thete We're but few vacant
ats In the Balcony. There was a good
OF ladies In the orchestra chairs. |
about ) O'Clock tnB curtain rose TO tho
Dening strains OF the "Stgr s anCled
amer" displaying the vlce-presliants and |
eretsrles OF the nesting who occupied {
lairs on the stage. Fred e. Bach called 4
Q meeting 10 order and introduced DR.. +. 4
. snortlidge as the chairman. The latter
ter short address In which he apologfzsd I
I being Greeley Republican In 1879, In.
oluce1 the speaker of the evening (
Mr. DFatrell spoke for two hours and q /
III. Ills sallies { I wit and humor received Il
5qnent applause and mis- many mentions a
the namo OF Speaker Reed were warmly u
eerei. When the alarm OF fire struck, a
or.ly after 8 O'Clock, many persons left Il
Opera House, creating much confusion, 4
iefeupon Mr.. o'Farrall cried out that 1t "
- an old Democratic trick and that the "
pers would tell OF false alarm, a
me speaker said he proposed 70 fear n
ZOOS some Of the arguments OF Bon,
omas h, Bayard, who spoke IL the Opera
use recently. These arguments. the A
saker said, he had read in EVERY ayEs.
}. He declared that Speaker Reed mad
N vindioated. Having been given a q
lortty In the House of Representatives. "
Republicans had two years In which to Ak
ny out their pledges. The Democratic
norlty said we will not allow these laws W
pass unless they suit US. When Con- ne
ss mat the Democrats made long q
eches and dllatory motions to delay vi
'ossdlngS. When the time came Tor vot- an
tins Democrats would not vote. They
MD holler mo quorum" when there were q,
or ~ more tnan a quorum present to
'aEer Heed counted and found 80 more ho
4 quorum present and said so. But co
nocrat holered out Ppm NOT here, sir.n tn
lhen Speaker Reed and majority OF fat
Iubliehna formulated set OF rules nj.
ing that when a quorum was present Sta
mess should be transacted, the Demo-
g went out to the saloons and demt-
~, your own representative being ab-
:, and left the Republicans to transact Ha
business OF the nation. Mr. Bayard
that the rules were not constitutional.
re ID clause In the constitution giving thi
sergeant'At'atms power 10 20 20 the thi
ais and pull memUer1 out OF bed II he
essarY. What Is the u69 OF having such |
He as that II members can be allowed to seE
a their seats and not open their mouths? :
no speaker said that ths Force bill ls as era
as passed now. Mr.. Bayard says chat Su
Election bill proposes TO put all the 4
ton machinery IN the hands Of the the
ubitcans. Mir. Bayard says what Is not me
J. Ihs bill proposes to appoint super MIR
rs from both parties equally, The bill Ing
,es II q crime TO steal a ballot b X. MIR,
ard wants all the machinery in tina
~ OF honest Democratic officials. Would \
nington Democrats like all the ma for
'erY in the hands OF Rspu5liGan officials? the
citizens OF this country must be pro. ant
ID Ia their Right 10 go TO the polls and do
}. Inc Republican party Guys that wa
y man who wants TO vote shall do So Ha
his vote shall be honestly counted Mir. ant
.tu salu that Tue mckinney Dill Increased hay
cost of living TO the masses. There Il /
an advance OF the tariff on brandy aud
npagne and other wines, but coffee.
,olate, tea and sugar were on the tree q
~ ~ ~ VT & paysEu, When ne asserted eel
sslties Of life, mean to insult Demo- of
} who belonged to tempersnces oeietles2 inp
10 speaker here held up chunk OF tin nhe
and said that It assayei s per cent. 1t and
ilo ili DAsota; rue Dust tlh OF Corn the
on,y ass'1yeu per cent piece OF sub
~, mas snoMn ahu tho process OF pro
J expended for tin last year. How
b good that money would do at home.
can't buy tin cup OF kettle any A
per now than 80 years ago, because the All,
~ Ts auh 1871, al.uters nav3 kept up the ZIG
q Aho hiBuef Tue lhrlH put on, the Nan