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

upon Delaware this year, 10 see Il
the unfortunate break OF two wear;
ASo, which m de Anthony Higgins United
safes senator will be rspeated. The RI.
| pu6llcaua rsioiced over the result OF the
last election because they bsl.aved II meant
IA lnroad ihto tho ranks Of the strong
democratic states, but let us show them ia
the nsttle IN November that the stroke thai
cones from Delaware Will bs delivered
straight bstweeu ths eyes. Let US show
them that they cannot debauch her Virtue,
poor though her people be. and that the
Fotefs OF Delaware Will be trua to the prln-
eli ies OF the Democratic party.
Mr. NAndegrift closed " ith hearty com.
meunatioh q the candidates on the Demo-
cratic state and county tickets, whose eisc.
ton re predicted by maiorlties that will
show the Qnays and Wanamakers that they
cannot depguch the State OF Della ware and
steal her virtue.
ROBERT 7. REYNOLDS,
the Democratic NOMINEES for governor, was
next presented by Chairman O'Conuor aud
received Al ovation Of which any man
might Justly feel proud. The applause was
slded be- said:
Mr. Chairman ana Ftllou Democrats! It
ls SroWins 80 late, ani you hays already
peln so ably entertained, tnat / anu not dis.
posed 10 detEin you longer. When [ was
Invited 70 be present ut this meeting to-
nighL, lelt 1t WAS my duty to come, not
that | was prerarli to make spesgn, but
Because thought you would all like to take
a loDk ~ the next governor Of your little
STATE. Great applause
as nave said before, am Tot a political
spehEer, AN more Of politician. We
can no more AL pa political speakers than
we can al tie politicians. Ana ~ a poli-
tielaa I say p you that We have work nc.
tore us l have been through Sussex i've
10 kaut, AID | nave ming cd amoag Won
hece IL New Castle, AMI from ali that
havs seeu can truly say "a yon that as
victory IS only little ways ahead add will
surely W ups5. Applause
chH say, Ia al aiuasrlgy THAT | never
before stood bniofe auah an array OF uu-
turned Intelligent y mocratic counten
hnoas wiSn more pride and grRtlhaatiln.
And. when teel that | am tue candidate
Tor III nigntst otlice within the gift ii
tl0sl Who go 70 q 10 ur sucn an Assem-.
blhHe language Is INADEQUATE to expras9rn nv
sentiments. | now bid you good utRh-
a1n WILL only say ttst II elacted to the Office
iof which nave bean namei, nv ambition
VIII " q be the governor OF tue whole
P1epif-- D7moetdis ana hspGDliGans, rich
auA poor tremendous aPpiausi
nir. Reynolds rairiy cAprutel t-b meet
ing aud was greeted with rush OF suthusi-
tstl. VITA three rinttug cheers for toe
Whole D5m1crau1 t!etet tha meeting al.
iourued, atggr which galdl .ates Rsyf bids
IN Gausey were personally lutr0l Iced TO I
may OF fes active Democrats, y1lng And
Old o. this Locality, "Shsre Dsmacra.s
grow" T1ey ma ffiaads Ia hi directions
and we're as.ur-d e the hsAgttest Kind OF
support on election day,
among th3sa prnsent at the ueatiny were
George II Bates, b a., Syat0 Ssuatot Jonu
Z Donnhoe, E1warl f. Kane, Patrick
Naaty, Willard Ban Porter, ESD, OK Post.
lilbert Ii. Baylor aud DINERS from
various parts ot me cry HyAtP4 bllltar,
Band furnished music during the evening.