The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-03
NEW CASTLE NEWS
Whss b Transplriua In shs Pretty lows
ON the Delaware.
Correspondence OF the Republican,
New CASTLE. Oct. 3.

~. W. ReIEsrt was elected as Modera
tor and Revs. w. j, Eitzsimon and j
u. MEG Knox were appointed as as
sistant clerks. E. W. Long, the retlr
ing moderator, stated that IL was witt
reluctance that he relinquished BIZ
chair to sthe newly elected Moderate
land felt that the kind relations which
EXISTED between the Presbytery AMI
himself would exist towards the new
| ly elected Moderator.
In taking the chair DR.. Reiger
thanked the Presbytsry and felt It al
honor and o promotion. The Rev
ted to sit as corresponding member
Of the Presbytery. The license OF Or.
VIII. Purneil was renewed for another
year as q local evangelist and the
stated clerk was instructed to write &c
DIT. Purnell requesting him to ask fol-
q letter OF withdraw to the Baltimore
Presbytery as he Ii now living under
the scope OF that Presbytery.
The licepse Of Rev. Oscar A. GillinR.
ham OF the Chester was received, and
q call from the Presbyterian Church
at Port Penn to Mr.. GillinQham was
received. and 1t was laid over until Mr..
Gillingham was examined by the Pres.
bytery.
Rev. 7. L. Montgomery, who was
ordained at Fort Wayne. October 18th,
1887. wac received Into the Presbytery
from the West Jersey Presbytery and
a call from Olivet Church Of Whining
ton was placed In his hands ard 40
cepted by him. A committee was ap.
pointed to make arrangements for hii
Installation.
Rev. George Coulson reQues ted &c
hn nj tnrahtx. NJ IL
church and himself. He has been but
three months at that charge. The
request was granted and DIR. Vallan
Idigham was appointed to declare the
pulpit vacant on the last Saturday oil
October and DO moderator OF that SEES
sion. A communication was received
from the clerk OF the general assembl,
on Federation" was presented ant
handed to the committee on resolu
tions. DR.. Marks reported that Ernest
keigwin was anxious to be PLACED
under the cate of the Prsebytery
while attennlng Princeton Seminary
who Is studying for the ministry.
He was examined by Rev. e. W.
Long and his answers being satisfac.
tory he WINS placed under the care OF
the Presbytery. The Presbytery
granted the usual educational allow.
ances to Mr.. klalr and Mr.. Keig win.
The installation OF Rev. L. Il. Mont
gomery was announced to take place
on Tuesday evening, and that the ser.
w. sullivan, OF Trinity Church. Phila'
delphia.
The committee appointed at the last
meeting OF the Presbytery reported
having organized Frankford Presby-
terian Church on July II with 80 mem
bsrs transferred from Blachwater
Church, and on the next day Ocean
View Church with 40 members. The
States clerk reported that no action
had been taken by the General ASSEM-
bly, ON the matter of refusing to no.
cept Harold Suddeil as clerk OF the
New Castle Church. no not being a
regular ordained elder. A communl.
cation Is expected to Ee received here
during the meeting OF Presbyter
The churches at Cool Spring and
Lower Brandywlne extended calls and
they were laid over until this after.
noon.
Rev. Oscar A. Dillingham; was then
examined on theolgy which was a
searching inquiry and this was follow.
ed by examination on church history.
Altar prayer by DR.. Taylor the SEES.
sion Adjourned.
The sermon was delivered In the
evening by Rev. Il. ". Long, the re.
firing moderator. The church was
filled to Its utmost capacity.
The City Cornet Band composed Of
twenty pieces met the 7.I0 O'Clock
train from Wilmington last night for
the purpose of escortlng the orators
who were to address the mass meeting
OF Democrats in the Opera Honse
where Democrat club was formed.
Among those who came from WiImin.
gton were L. Irwin Handy. Victor
Woolley. John Blggs, ii. L. Lannan
and James Carmichael. They were es.
oorted to the Opera House by num-
Der of party workers.
There were 1866 chairs on the floor
and were all filled except about thirty
and there were that many at the back
of the house that would ill the chairs.
There were l84 boys also present. Johnl
L. Campbell called the meeting tol
order and nominated Jam Q b ToinanI
for chairman There were NUMBER
Of vice presidents named and also
three secretaries.
The first speaker of the evening wasI
Mr.. Noolley. who delivered his usual
little speech 80 full OF foreign history
Among other things he said was.
THAT Napoleon had informed one of.
his marshalPs TINT the greatest battle.
ever fought was the next. and SO the
next election Is the most important
that Delaware has fought, because
upon that election depends the future
Of Delaware. This is fight where
every Democrat vote. both old and
Is needed. The Democracy for
thirty years in Delaware has ruled
with honesty CD and fidelity. Educa-I
ton Is as FREQ as the winds. yet sepa.
rate to both races.
1t 10 the party with Ebe Tunnel and
Samuel Bancroft upon Its banner
and shield. The tariff and silver planks
in the Republic III platform are still the
same. 1t ie ip favor of unmixed schools
and yet maintain for mixed civil ser.
vice. mixed police forces and in local
executive boards They want either
Addicks or Higgins. The former Is q
stranger ano does not understand your
wants.
MIR. BIGGs' SPEECH.
John Biggs was the next speaker
and he said 1t gave him pleasure to
meet the Democracy OF New Castle
Hundred. He realized that New
Castle Hundred that always proved
tIuG w tliD putty III lll6
hour OF trouble he folt confident that
she will prove true to her traditions
on next sixth of November. and roll
up such a majority that the State will
be proud OF her, Election day 10 the
day when every man is an uncrown ed
king and when the people shall 5ayI
what man or party shall be worthy Of
He had no fault to find with his Re.
publican friend from principle and he
has right to vote as he chooses. The
time has not come when we are ready
to be governed by Higgins, Aduleks or
negro rule. What has the Democratic
party done that it must DC turned
down. The Republican patty has no
right to charge thu Democrats with
something for which they alone ure
Why should the Democratic party
legislate against itself2 We lived un-
der the Republican rule and tine Nc.
lunley bill until August 2s and all the
and want of the panic was
under that law.
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