The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-29


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waiting between courses, and good fell
lowship and courteous greeting were to
be heart and seen on every side. It was
indeed q Republican assemblage rejoic-
.inR over the grand victory achieved after
thirty years hard fought political cam
pa igns In DelRwar
The speech-making began at 1880
O'Clock. The presiding officer of tho
evening, MIR. PHILIP Q. Churohman, raped
the guests to silence, and said he had the
pleasure OF presiding over the feast and
would announce the speakers of the even. /.
Ing.
The first speaker OF the evening was
THE HON. JOHN p.I,zrtJ. or p,rrspupa.
n. ~ oi
As NJ, S SpU .opiy mas NoVsmpsr o. Iosf.
asrst,I. nS III. Da'1ea ar2se 70 huuress tne as
g1sS.aoaaku, ~ ..a cneer a,ler queer Rreetea MN.
1870. mas asah hpp.auueo, 20 whdch Mr. ".
usmau ,s.s.. nas ,a.AaoWieogmeht' Inc gen
sio.unh .11 spsu.
.. sreslo9nb ana gentiemen Oh the
t,,, ,a sns nopuonoan Stuo. Sine lasI
.i.no ! Mas IN your CITY we were laying
1n. p,ums " vooe On november o. ihe
,top ~ ~. sa moo payink sneir atten.
Godaeas of Victory North aast sovth
and west the people rose In their strength
TO the party out Of power. The votors
were not of year voters. The vote fell
short oEiy 10000"
1t was the largest vote cast by any
party In this country. Look at Pennsyl-
vania (8ppiause) whicn rose In her mujes.
ty nnd cast such vote as never before
cast In any State. We have broken at
last the solid South, and have now q
fighting chance to succeed. Little Della.
ware has been redeemed at last from the
spoils (applause) In this country the
people rule. Their will Ia law. The
people at this last election simply rose up
and destroyed the false God which ignor.
n Al Qat In. IA a.
difference between profession and practice
They were incOmp petent. For incpm.
potency they have nothing but contempt
Of the people for the Democratic party.
Look at the'chief executive of the Nation
without friend or party behind him
who are not able to carry out any policy
You all know tue history of the liver
law, the :arlII legislation whose opel tiun
. to.duy is creating deficiency In the u. s.
Treasury. The people have faith In the
. Republican party's principles and for
them to carry them out
America for Americans. please God the
Republican party Will continue to legls-
late. The speaker sat down amid pro-
loDged applause.
A., or,ao.e ,,r,r.s
NM l.. - eui''e ADpNhs''
Ihe Hon. L. IL. Quigg was the second
speaker MS suolect was lhe Last OF
the bfgadlers. AS no arose to speak no
was loudly appieuden.
slons IN which your chairman has present.
ed me ana III reviewing Pheasant memor.
les OF home. SWEEP nome. / should
like TO forget tnaC THIS is u political assem M
oly ana spend the lew moments that your
grac0 has given me IN reveries OF boy
hood days
IhlS lnlgnt NOT be altORether lnaDprop.
rate, elther since L am mere amongst
these grave ana reverend salgnors chiefly
because am aDelaware ooy, ana not as
m n Ar
that you ana went TO the same school
together, shared sorrows and Joys toReth-
er. made love TO the same dear girls and
wended our way down TO the High school
at sixth and French streets and stood IN
the august presence OF MIR. Stansbury j.
Wiley, VINO pronouGced US the worst lot
OIL boys he ever saw or taught.
Then wandered over to the Female Col
lege over Oh the corner 10 talk to the
pretty girls ana drltt INTO those nooks
and corners through ana along those old
colonades ana passageways with nice
1uhy dresses AMI pretty bare arms,
catching In the tunkle lew swift looks
and gentle whispers, (applnuse) and then
10 The OLD hase Dali GROUNDS, out on Della
ware avenue with Lafferty. Ga better man
than Casey at the bat). liaughter). and
then to race along tho Brandywine just
below the powder mil. where We went to
swim with lhe current to lake us down the
stroain and the overhanging willow
bDuRub " holp us baoh. pouLiCo
to Ms or we to politics when we have these
things that live to talk abouE (ApplauseD
Turning from boyhood recoiiectlons
he said nobody who Rnew tue Democratic
party doubted II It ever got into posi-
ton TO show itself as 1t really is there
would ensuo shch political revolution
as would resele even Delaware from its
grasp. Everybody Ia asking what allied
the Democratic party, Whatever this party
or thls faction no is utterly unable to ao.
count l.t the GoLuucs ol Ihe uomdhhnt
dlgnstion and resentment seems to la.
~. h ~ a,noeri 10 He 'n'''uos
lie remem oers the jolly humor In which
he went 10 lae potis III is9s anu now ne
inspiring dltty: -Four years more for
GOVERNOR AMI h4 wass wont to predict
b'ass ~ anI I Jbara wonId nat axiat ancs'
thing as Republican party. Only two
yeals' anu aos lour. nays gone, anu IN.
orc no bamacrats 'iese
Hindsjght la better than foresight. of
course but that Is not the case. This is
the case of men who could not see inches
IN 'front.' OF their nose In broad daylight.
n,ator,aI i,nt H., ca,ld oae ,ha s,,,rar ~"
trnat' nnd the only free raw matsr,aia
that were pointed out to him by his rood
1flBnu Wlntney ey-"nitnoYs own matetl-
ais, POOR Mr.. wilson had defects along
with the resi- OIL then. line country nus
auJ u to snare Its answer ,n mar front,n
outorIes ia that thoupb thew may not ha va
reached the imit OF their maieyoleDt pur-
pose 1t mas reached the limit of its sndur-
ahee.
tlaateI aoiot,,us , .h " sne sranu sioeors ~
10 h.r u ,npai @ son h., u rasnn,d i NJ s,,,t o"'u
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