The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-10-13
FOURTH edition


The expose of the Blincltley, Dick
ey, salisbury and Company combina.
tlon is the talk OF the city, The two
Icolored missionaries brought on by
the combination to corrupt colored
voters by getting them to register and
then purchase their tax receipts, held
"a conference with Mr.. salisbury, Chair.
man of the Democratic County Com
mittee, yesterday. and after tho confer
enee they were let out the back door.
There is considerable anxiety to see
the list OF signers to the Independent
Colored Republican party deposited
with Clerk OF the Ponce Blggs, but II
Is kept sacredly secret, none but
Br.nckly having the key to unlock the
closet and bring 1t to light. II is not
believed, however, that the list con-
tains so slgners whereas II takes 100
to secure recognition
| 1t Is a matter of note that Ambrose
lIrusty, n colored voter OF New Castle
Interested in the independent move
ment, came over to Wilmington yes
terday, escorted by DR.. John j.. Black
and Thomas Holcomb, Esq. He no
doubt had business with brothers
Dickey and salisbury.
POLITICAL MEETINGS.
The Republican First Voters Club
will meet this evening at Republican
headquarters, No. $50 Market street, at
7.45 O'Clock, to attend the O'Farrell
meeting at the Opera House. All tho
members are invited to attend. The
lclub will go to New Castle on Friday
evenlng to attend Republican meet
Ing to he addressed by Patrick Oar
rel and Hugh G. Browne. Esq.
! The club will wear Its new uniform
for the first time and will carry Il cane
instead of n torch. The club will at
tend the Republican mass meeting TO
be held In West Chester. November
end, and expect to take 200 men.
Captain O'Farrell will address Re-
publican mass meeting in the Opera
House. He is one of the most gifted
and entertaining speakers that will be
heard in this city during the campaign.
Ladies' are invited to the meeting. but
they should come early to get seats.
! Secretary OF the Trensury. Charles
Foster will speak in Milford noxt Sat.
Iurday afternoon. Senator Higgins aud
IN small delegation will accompany
him from this city.
70 morrow evening the Eighth ward
Republican Club will have flag rails
ing in front OF its headquarters at
Seventh and Spruce streets. Address
es will be made by Henry G. Con rad,
!. j. L. Bach and H. II. Ward.
j Tomorrow evening the Democrats
will have an open-air meeting Mt
Fourth and Monroe streets. Address
es will he made by Senator Gray and
others.
\ The Prohlbitlonists will hold n meet.
ing at their headquarters, No. 1906
Market street, this evening. On Sat
ur'ay evening National Chairman
Dirkie will address u mass meeting
in Institute Hall.
: On Friday evening Patrick O'Farrell
and Hugh Q. Browne Will address a
mass meeting at New Castle.
! A. X. McClure's address under the
auspices OF the First Voters Cleveland
Club will be made in the rink on Sat.
, urday OF next week
Senator Gray and Congressman
iiiemphlll of South carolina addressed
"a democratic meeting at Georgetown
OIL Wednesday.
Tie Prohibition nesting ut Town.
, send on Tuesday night was largely at.
Tended, and addresses We're made by
tho Rows. J. j. Quigg. Frank Carpen-
ter, ". l.. White and Alfred Smith.
Charles Emory Smith, OF Philudel-
Inhia, aud ex Judge Tcnny, of New
York, will speak at Dover next Thurs
day and not to-day.
The Higgins Republican Club will
hold a meeting at their headquarters
Fourth street below French. tu-mor
row tFriday) evening, Mt s o'clock
President Winston earnestly invites al
members to be present.
4 On Friday evening the mass Repub-
can meeting at the Logan House, west
end OF Seventh ward. will be addressed
by Jonathan >. Willis, .-..