The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-07-21
FOURTH EDITION



The new headquarters OF tho Sixth
lenth street. was well filled last night
With earnest Republicans to hear adj
ldresses IRON local speakers. Presi-
dent Frank Woolley of the Sixth Ward
Republican Club presided and In IN
exceedingly pleasant manner intro
duced the speakers.
Mayor StaasburyJ ]. Wiley was tho
first speaker, and confined his remarks
to the general principles of the party.
He showed tho difference between the
lGa-cent buzzard dollar that the Demo-
Gratis want and the honest 100 cent dol
lar that tho Republicans are In favor
Of. The Democratic dollar contains
only 4l2% grains of silver and the Re-
publican honest dollar 4S7 grains. He
illustrated the tariff by showing that
tho price of gold In both England and
Ainerlcn was $50 per ounce, but the
wages for gold beaters Sl2 week here
land So in England. The difference
lgoes into the pockets OF the English
manufacturers.
$. Jersey, tho second speaker, said
that Mr.. Dickey had been paying some
attention to him for saying some
naughty things" about him In the RE.
PUBLICAN. He did not know what the
result would be, but II he was sent to
Now Castle jail for it, he wanted his
Republican friends to come over and
lsee him. He promised to have his
lcell in the best condition upon such
loecasione. Mr.. II. gave O succlnet
HISTORY OF the Organization OF the Re-
publican party In 1856, and followed
its successes down to the presen mt. II
Republicans would all pay their taxes,
he believed they would have 1000 ma.
IIority in Wilmington, and that would
land the State safe in the Republican
party.
Henry c. Conrad compllmented the
the Sixth Ward Republicans on secur-
ling such handsome and spacious
hall, and strongly recommended club
organizations. The Republican party.
he said, wanted to send a Republican
Icolleague to Washington for Senator
Higgins.
George A. Elliott, Esq, said that 1t
was no time now for brass bands and
display, but the little Joker" in
the vest pocket in the shape OF tax
! receipt was all important ut this time.
lhe urged oil Republicans to consti-
d tate themselves az committees over
blocks Of five" and to see that those
blocks paid their taxes and got Their
receipts. John j. Gallagher and Ferris
! Giles, candidates for county commits
ssisioner, urged the Importance OF quail
flying to vote, and held the good oil
the party paramount to personal con
: alterations.
+. L. Bach also urged the import
l. .ance OF Republicans paying their
tnxes during the few remaining day.
OF July, as there was no certainty Of
Receiver Dickey sitting in Whining
ton after that. He said that the meth
cd OF paying a poll tax was farce and
ia crime, but he did not believe tho Re
would ever again be compelled to pay
taxes to u Democratic collector, and
there would never be another legisla
ture to rob the people of the fru Its oil
their victory.
The First Ward Republican Commit
Itee will hold a special meeting tonight
lat 8 o'clock at the First Ward Republl
lean Clubs rooms, in the Morrow
building, No. oil Market street. AL
Republicans of the ward are request
led to attend
The Republicans OF the Eighth ware
lmet on McCaulley street below LON
bard last evening. Nearly 100 mel
were present. Among the speaker
were Robert Anderson, Alton @. Pyle
William Lewis and John j. Gallagher
The Rows. Messrs. Parker and MasoI
Will address meeting of colored Re
Ipubli1ans In the headquarters of the
Sixth Ward Republican Club, No. SOL
East Eleventh street, on Wednesday
(. evening, August 8.
!, Tbs Republicans OF the Third, Tenth
. Eleventh and Twelfth wards will hole
a mass meeting in thoir hall over Eel
- and Joseph's flour and feed store
Front and Madison street, tomorrow
l(Erlday), evening at = o'clock. Ii. q
Conrad Esq. s. Hersey and othe.
S ocal speakers will address the meet
:. ing. A big rally is requested,