Evening journal., 1892-06-27
DEM0cRAcY'S NIGHT.
The Central Club and Friends
March Behind a Band.
THEY HEAR THREE SPEECHES

delegate Borle. Candidate Toner and
Hon. A. B. Cooper Predict Success For
the entire Ticket-cooper scores Hig-
rins-"A Barnacle on the ship Of state"
High school Graduates Who win
Speak this Evening.
special Correspo ndence Evening Journal.
NEW CASTLE. June 27-The Demo |
Gratis Of this hundred had rousing rati- |
feation on Saturday night. The meet |
inc was held in honor Of the return dele
cate Hiram 4. Borie from the national
Convention at Chicago. The Central
Club, armed with flags, spades and
brooms, assembled at its headquarters IN
Hermann's 5 Hall and headed by the City
Cornet Band, eighteen pieces, marched
10 the home of the national delegate
while enthusiastic Democrats fell IN line
from every direction. When the process
sion filed in front of Mr.. Bories resi-
dence. the street was fairly ablaze with
fireworks. and the yells and cheers were
deafening. After the music ceased Mr.
Borie advanced to the front Of his porelh
and said Fellow Democrats, ! cannot
speak to You tonight because ! have
completely lost my voice cheering fora
Grover Cleveland. The record Of thSi.
man you know. He Is can,
di5ate without spot, and
Is admitted by both Democrats and Re
nnhlicans to be the strongest man In the
marty Fully nine-tenths of the Demo
crats Of this country know this and have
known il All along. AS for Adlai r.
stevenson. our candidate for second
Mace. | will say that he will be one Of the
strongest men who ever run for that
office He is popular with the working
men of the country and he has been
known to cut more corn TO the square
inch than any official who ever swung
around in an office chair at Washington.
His record as an assistant Postmaster
General under Cleveland S administration
ia something unprecedented. know
that Won will all vote for him. Shouts
of nYes. YES yes know that you
win vote for the whole Democratic
ticket fcries of .sWe will we will. j
Thanking you for this demonstration Of
wour appreciation Of my service as your
representative, bid you all good night.
Mr.. Borie then held a reception while
the band played.
Al the old Court House the procession
halted to be addressed by Hon. A. b.
Cooper. He said that he was happy that
the Democrats of the country had placed
two such men as Cleveland and Stevenson
Tcheersl to head their ticket next fall
'.Gentlemen, we are going to elect Grover
Cleveland. we are going to elect Ada
7. Stevenson, and more than that we arr
going to elect James j. Toner deafeninl
wells and shouts of "hurrah = We arr
going to have New Castle hundred rol
m the old time Democratic majority
We can do 1T; we will do it. 6o'
forbid that we should ever max
she fatal mistake that was mad
in 1883. That accident, for J
was nothing more than sad accident
that placed in the United States Senate
beside the desk Of our own fellow citze
George Gray, Econtinued cheering that
that barnacle, yes that barnacle Of ia
ship Of state as a representative OF on
own little commonwealth, why only
short time after he was elected he ds
filed his own state in a speech made by hil
In New York state Is that what you al
going to put in the seats that have bee
filed by i Rodney, a Reid, q Clayton,
Bayard, a Salisbury OH God forbi
that it should ever happen again. w
have had enough now, the other side {
the house has had enough and we are &
ing to sweep this state from top
bottom next fall, brush off this moul
wipe out this corruption, and aga
unfur the spotless banner OF Democracy
After music the line again formed an
proceeded TO the residence of James
Toner, the county nominee for sheri
Here. amid loud cheering, Mr.. Toner al
ex-Mayor Hanson shook hands and bot
made ringing speeches, closing wi
three cheers for Cleveland and the who
ticket