The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-10-14
third EDITION.
ARousINo MEETING.
Captain o'FarreIl Speaks Eefuro
large Audience At The Opera
Hoasr--A Talented orator. L

Tho Republican meeting at the
Opera House last evening attracted a
large nudisnce, N number OF whom
were Indies Music wits furnished by
the Opera House orchestra. George
=, Elliott presided ind made II brl0f
speech, In which ho said tina, this Is Il
CITY OF homes and there Is scarcely u
ANY TINT some workman does not buy
home, and the only way they are
rnabled to so this, Is by protective
thrift.
lie closed 10y introducing Captain
G'Farrell, who was received with tn.
& multouscheers.
lie saidis was pleasure to come
nRain to Wilmington, and speak In the
name hall where he spoke two years
ago. He had as much respect for
those who honestly differed with him
ms he had for the mem bers of his own
party. We all think WI are ON the
right road. and all wish to do the best
Y we can. None goes 10 the polls to
1ast a vote that will injure the coun-
f try, tut there is an honest differences
Of opinions and every man has I1ghG
4 To vote as he pleases.
When his came here he saw SO many
saloons that he was surprised to learn
that this was a Republican city. but
he afterwards fouHd that 1t was city
of homes. Two years ago, the only
issue seemed to be tin. At that time
the Democrats hired men to peddle
tin ware In the country towns, and
ask twice or three times as much as
they had previously charged. Cloth
ting and other things were also adj
vanced in price. and il was blamed on
tho Mckinley bill. The United States
uses one half of all the tin produced
In the world. Previous to the passage
of the Mckinley bill all this tin was
mado In Wales.
Now, there are forty-two tin manu-.
factories in successful operation In
the United States, and ere long there
will be factories enough to supply the
whole country. II Is favor,te ex
preston with the English to say, you
cawn't do it, you know They said
you can't put down the rebellion. aud
when Il was crushed they said yot
can't pay the national debt, but hoti
have been done, outstanding theil
predictions. lie had not word to say
against Grover Cleveland as an homes
man, as he believed he was true to hi
convictions, but he had noticed tina
while he was President no always pa
Republican In the most responsible
position.
He had nothing to say about Harri
SOU; every one knows him aud know
his record. therefore the battle now
Ia between two good honest men. eacI
true TO his convictions. This is a cam
paign of principles and not men an
hs was not present to sling mud II
ally man. ......
He then spoke of the tariff an,
showed how IT taxed the articles frou
abroad which could be produced il
this country, md admitted FREQ hos
mi tnpim 10
ton to the workinEmen Of this coal
try, ard also furnishes revenue.
There were two men on the stag
last night, and what they don't Snui
about tariff would nh a book. lam No
RSenator or Congressman. ora luntr
after ollce, but although born
Ireland am now slucN, America
eitizen. Mr.. Raynor, who spoke la,
night, said, II am il favor OF fri
Slips" Well. no Is pretty friend {
american lahor. Free ships, whit
does that mean! Right here in Penn
Bylyania and other states you hay
Iron and lumber enough To build n
the ships Required by the world, W.T.
then should yol he obliged to Z
abroad for ships?
A ship that will cost four hundrt
thousand dollars in this country ca
be built on the Clyde for two hundTt
and fifty thousand dollars. The dt
ference In the price IS caused ny u
difference in the price OF lphor and
ships we've admitted free the mocha
les Of this country would have
work Mt the same rates ms those
Europe. lie wondered why the Dem
Gratis when they came un the plaLfur
never brought the Mckinley bill WI
them, and the only reason he Cou
assign WIS that thOy knew Just aho
as much about that rs they do OF |
Bible
The Democrats object to the Mex
ley bill because it taxes rum Il
spirits. II you lind the Old man 60
ing home late at night, and lie has
hunt for tile ksy,hole, you can mn
up your mind he has lirrn trying
r5duce the national hrb!. But VIII
he stays at home and drinks his teu
coffee, lac knows that he is not call
upon to pay aduty or tax on the
There is no nation In this world win
workmen pay less Ink In support th
government than lhoSs of this co.
try. The tariff is not tax ON
working cluss but a protection
them.
There is a class in this country "
are not satisfied Wi h anything tina
prodGced here; it mus lie English \
know, or 1t Will not suit them, 4
these fellows are the pAes who pay
tariff. Grover lleyglp is an hon
man, but he Is not statesman
knows no more about tue taElf tia
COW docs ahOut naS isat,Ou.
He gave an object lesson with
hat, and sh0Nel that Mla.s a lat ;
rs cost them tlleh,nlilratu thts 10
try could DH bought In Ing ant
AaOllar ana a half, thu dlihgauce
caused by tAn p.ifp iatd Tor iub9r.