Evening journal., 1892-10-19

w. II. DAVIS, OF washington, ID. T.,
will address negro mass meeting in
New Castle on Saturday evening.
Hugh c. Browne and George A. Elliott
will address a Republican mass meeting
at Milford on Saturday evening.
Tenth ward Democrats will be in
structed in the method of voting by the
visiting committee tomorrow evening,
Preparations are being made for
Harrison and Reid pole raising at Mar
shallton. The date has not yet been
fixed.
Chairman L. l. Handy and C. c.
Crothers, Of Elkton, Nd, will address
an open-air meeting of Eighth ward
Democrats tonight.
Robert &. Harman will instruct the
Third ward voters in the workings of
the Wolcott Ballot law at the club
room this evening.
Hon. B. X. Bruce, of Mississippi, Mil
ton w. Holland, of Washington, d. c.,
Senator Anthony Higgins and Rev. Jona-
than S. Willis will address a Republican
meeting in the rink on Friday evening
The instruction committee of the
/ Young Mems Democratic Club will be
at the Democratic Headquarters of the
ninth ward Thirteenth and Claymont
streets on Wednesday evening at 8 p.
NJ
Peter l.. Cooper, Jr., and Victor B.
Woolley, accompanied by Hyatt's Mill
tary band, went TO Newport last even
ing and addressed Democratic mass
meeting Hon. Calvin w. Crossan pre-
sided The speakers confined their re-
marks to the tariff and Force bill issues.
The Socialistic Labor party held q
meeting last evening and decided not tC
put a ticket in the field for the very
potent reason that the managers could
only get ninetyone signers to the appli
cation. While nominally pledging them
selves to vote the Republican ticket IL il
a very uncertain element Of Republican
strength.
George A. Elliott will address the
negroes Of the First ward on Monday
evening. Mr.. Elliott sees the advantage
of protection and the disadvantages OF
free trade in the Philadelphia and viii
mington turnpike matter When tn,
gates went up, the toll stopped rolling
into tho pockets Of the stockholders and
j remained in the pockets Of the people.
John B. Syphar. of Virginia, and DR.
S. $. Howell, of Virginia, will address
meeting in favor of the Inpependen
Colored party in Institute Hall, thi
evening The two men will show hov
much the negro has done for the Re
> publican party and how little the part
has done for the betterment of the con
o dition Of the black man. Both men ar
Z orators of no mean ability, and hav
) made many friends while here.
- President Henry C. Robinson an
n Secretary A. Worthington Brinckley, O
, the executive committee Of the Colore
Independent Republican party, filed tn
4 ticket Of that party with Clerk Of tn
Peace Biggs at 430 yesterday afternoon
= Thomas r. Lally swore the men to tn
? legal status Of the ticket. The clerk o
l. the peace declined to give the ticket 70
I publication. The nominations were mad
d very quietly TO prevent the Republica
~ leader from seeing the candidates.
The ghoulish joke published in morn
If ing paper to the effect that Peter /
10 Cooper, Jr, and James w. Ponder wer
=, mad because they had TO walk from Blacl
y bird station to Blackbird to at
e. dress a Democratic meeting, fall
short. II was understood by th
IS local committee that the speaker
e were to 60 to Middletown and be me
there by friend who would take ther
TO Blackbird. That is why they wei
not met and why they are not mad
,, The clrtoon upon the first page of th
Z EVENING JOURNAL very aptly express