Evening journal., 1892-10-24

Here is an opportunity for Corruption
hall officials.
The Republican machine in Delaware
has hot box which the protected man
ufacturers are not only expected to cool
but to lubricate.
Ex-Governor Benjamin T. Biggs and
Deputy Attorney General Branch H.
Giles will address a Democratic mass
meeting in Seaford tonight.
Two negroes were refused registration
at Marshallton on Saturday. One was a
nonresident and the other had hugged
the New Castle whipping post.
Senator Gray and James T, Graham, of
EllSton, Md, will speak at Newark this
evening and Hon. Charles B. Lore and
John s. Rossell at Newark on Saturday
evening of this week.
Ex-Attorney General John Biggs and
Hon. e. l.. Martin addressed large and
enthusiastic Democratic meeting at
Laurel on Saturday night. From 800 to
1000 persons heard the speakers.
Ex. Senator B. X. Bruce and Milton w.
s. Willis and Senator Higgins were
ton last evening. What a fine combi-
nation nl-Delaware Democrat
Our notion is that the speakers at all
future meetings should explain the mode
Of voting TO the voters so that the voters
may understand and have their votes
cast and counted just as they intended
they should. Delawarean.
A Democratic rally and parade will
take place at Seaford on next Saturday.
Hon. T. f. Bayard, Senator George
Gray, Chairman Irving Handy and
others will probably make addresses.
The parade will form at Ross's grove.
The Republican papers down the state
are so badly frightened that their editor
ials are heart-rending. The State Senti-
mel management even went so far as to
order the foreman TO let the press
| journals get dry and hot in order to add
to the political creak.
A Republican rally was held in the
Opera House at Middletown on Saturday
evening. The speakers were Senator
Anthony Higgins, Hugh C. Browne and
Rev. Jonathan S. Willis. The Republi-
can Invincibles and the First Voters
club, of this city, accompanied by
Hyatts Military band, attended the
meeting.
| AFrederica correspondent Of a Milford
paper says, in speaking Of speech de-
livered in that town by James Pennewill
| - l,.n boz ruff hn oh
acteristic ease Of manner, at once force
full, logical, respectful and convincing
cut wide swarth through the unripeneC
field of Democratic casuistry." By the
gods Of South Murderkill hundred
Democratic cssuistry" is good. It doel
away with inocuOus desuetude.
oPraise God Barebones" Conducto
! Parker ought to have lived a couple o
centuries ago, and his conduct, In cOminl
down the ages, might be historically de
Tended. .-Lewes Pilot What is tn
matter with Stand Fast on High Higgins
Kill-Sin Joshua Parker, Fight-the- Good
e Fight-of Faith Willis, More Fruit Nickel
vey, Good Reward Knowles, If-Christ
Had Not Died for You, You Had-Been
Damned Bach, and few more OF tn
commonwealth heroes.
! Among the speakers announced to a6
dress the many Democratic meetings I
| be held in Sussex county between no.
and election day are Hons. Thomas
Bayard, George Gray, Charles B. Lore
e Benjamin T.. Biggs, Edward L. MartiI
{ John w. Causey, John r. Nicholson
John Biggs, l.. Irving Handy, Alfre
4 p. Robinson, William +. Causey, Edwi
r. Paynter. Charles w. Whitley, David 2
b Marvel. Robert c. White, Charles "
McFee, Edward d. Hearne, William /
Boyce. Charles w. Cullen, Robert
r Davis. Albert +. Polk, James w. Ponde
A Wood. Martin. Esqrs. j. B. Clark, Joh
Gray, John X. Price, Everett Hickman
. Samuel r. Johnson, w. w. knowle
e William H. Welsh.
II The ticket Of the Independent Repul
p lican party which was filed with Clel
I of the Peace Biggs several days ago
A. Worthington Brinckley, is as follow
Presidential electors. A. WorthingtC
& Brinckley, William p. Prattis, Lewis
e Blockson; United States representativ
n Henry Hubert: for senator. James Due
cry for representatives, William Iron
Richard BOlden, John w. Lloyd, JI
= Robert L. Guy, Henry c; Anderso
& Noah Congo Isaac N. Fishe
y for sheriff, Edward B. Richardson; +,
a coroner, Anderson Young; for receive
(. Of taxes and county treasurer, Villa
Z. G. Elliot; for county comptroller. Eli
Lum; for Levy court commissioners.
Second district James T. Potter; Thil
Of district, Elijah H. Bird; Fourth distric
ge William d. smith; Fifth district, WI
rs liam Flemming.