Evening journal., 1892-10-15

Address and Mr.. Toner Has 20 Leave
the Room--AIayor Herbert Has to sup
press the Cheers for Cleveland -sherin
simmons Is Satisfied.
Special C errespondence Evening Journal
NEW CASTLE, Oct. 15.-Last night was
Republican night here and the town
aroused and kept in that state all the
evening. A meeting was held in the
Opera House at which Captain Patrick
OFarrell, of Washington, ID. c., and
Hugh c. Browne, of Middletown Del .
were the orators. Early in the evening
the members of the Harrison and Reid
club assembled at their decorated head
quarters, the old Delaware House, and
marched out TO the. station headed by
the First Military band. of this city
Prominent Republicans walked ahead of
the band shooting their funds up in fire
works. Soon after this procession reached
the station, a special train rolled in with
about 800 Wilmington Republicans ON
board. The First Voters club lj0
strong. received applause as il marched
up into town, headed by Hyatt's Military
band, of Wilmington ana all in parade
uniform. A street parade was
made before the meeting began
Seats had been reserved in the
Opera House for the members Of the
First Voters club and when they had
entered and occupied these, the building
was full Among those upon the stage
I'm addition TO the speakers We're Edward
Challenger. chairman, W. w. Hopes,
II. A. Dennison, w c. Worthington, b.
r. Blackburn. Pierce Gould, ID. w. Elk.
inton, John T., Taylor Mayor Eugene
Reybold, Rev J. II. Blake and others.
Captain O'Farrell, when introduced
said
The Democratic party claims that by
this system of protective tariff the cost
Of necessaries of life is increased, and the
difficulty OF living is made greater
They tell MS that everything we use is
taxed. while on the contrary the aim of
the Republican party has been TO relieve
the necessaries of life from taxation. In
short TO take the burden of taxes of the
back that can least afford 10 bear &c, and
place it upon the back that can best
afford 10 bear It, ! hold in my hand a
copy of the Mckinley bill. The Demo
Gratis talk great deal about the Mckin-
ley bill, but are very shy about reading
any extracts from its pages. Every
article taxed, or that is ON the free list,
Is here scheduled alphabetically.
find under the letter G coffee, choco-
late and cocoa on the free list under the
letter 4 all kinds of tea are ON the free
list under the letter this abominable
Mckinley bill has put sugar on the free
list aud made it possible for the work
ingman TO buy twenty pounds of sugar
for $i But / find another item under
the letter $ which might call one of the
Democratic necessaries of life that is
heavily taxed That is spirits, or for.
cign distilled brandy. The Mckinley
bin has raised the duty on this from So
to So 80 per gallon. Is IL any wonder
that our Democratic friends howl
against this measure2 / find under the
letter G champagne wine is taxed IS per
dozen, so that every time my poor Demo
cratic friend shoots the cork ont Of q
champagne bottle he pays the United
States government 75 cents for leave TO
do it. This is the tariff which our Demo.
cratic friends say robs the poor man.
How often do the working men Of Della
ware crack champagne bottlesg
] do not think the wives Of the work
ingmen win complain about this kind OF
tariff, so long as they can have the tea
pot and coffee pot singing on the stove
telling them TO make the brew good and
strong for the old man, for IL is as free
of taxation as the water i'm the kettle
Thanks TO the Republican party for that
But those men who indulge in th,
luxuries of French wines and brandies
or irish and Scotch WHISTLES, they hav,
to pay the tariff This coat on my back
there is no tariff ON IT, Whyg Becaus,
it is made in America II it wasn't
wouldn't wear &c. Applause
The suit of clothes that Prcsiden
Harrison wore when he was inaugurate,
was free of tariff Il was made in tn
mills az Rockville. Conn and the sill
dress that Mrs. Harrison wore at tn
inaugural ball was spun and wove a
Oneida, New York. IL was patterne
after s4merican grasses and was built b
a-ah American dress maker. This wa
setting a good example to the America
people TO patronize their own workshop
and factories She didn't send TO Franc
TO get her trousseau replenished..
People who consume American pr,
ducts DO not pay the taxes Il is thes
dudes who want TO wear English broad
cloth and Scotch tweeds who want to 1
"Ilinglish. you know, that pay tn
tariff duties, Or if they want a tippl
of the "crather from the old sod the
must pay the tax and If the husbands
any Of my lady friends here should CON
home late az night and have difficulty
finding the key hole in the front doc
You can just remind them that they ha'
been helping to pay the national deb
Applause
Mr.. Browne ON Local Issues.
Hueh c. Browne, Esq, who was Ne
Castle boy, was warmly greeted NJ
Browne entreated the Republicans
awake to their duty to take from q
shoulders Of that beloved leader who
head was bowed in sorrow and wi
could do nothing in the way of campail
work. He asked the voters in the au,
ence, to look twice before they leap
once. He said that the Republican par
had never failed TO fulfill its promisi
Turning his attention TO the local issu
he said that Delaware was cursed wi
miserable aud abominable laws tn
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