Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1894-10-25


him. How arc you, Senatorp they
have said more than once as | was
hitching my horse on Market street.
"Do you think look like man who
would kick u woman on the street ?"
["Nol Nor from all over the house.
Expressing the regret that he is not
as conversant with the German tongue
as he would wish to be, the speaker
continued, "An old lady accosted me
the other day-'There is only one
thing she said, referring TO this lin
guistic lack, you need to make you
gemuethlich (sociable).'
Turning to the wall at the side where
a gas jet lit up u big placard with DIR,
Martin Luther's oft.quoted words, MIR.
Bancroft read,
Wer uicht liebt Vein,
Webb und Gesang der ..-
Bleibt Elm Narr sein
Leben lang.
His excellent reading Of the great re-
formers words. "lIe who does not love
wine, woman and song, is fool his
whole life long" brought shouts of APP.
proving laughter. The meeting was
closed with enthusiastic cheers for the
Democratic ticket.
James Carmichael the sheriffalty can
diGate and George Mailman the candi-
date for coroner were surrounded by
German friends who shook hands and
heartily congratulated them.
The audience crowded to the platform
where in addition to the candidates were
Mr.. Salisbury and DR.. Senner. A very
pleasant time was had in introluctions
and mutual fluctuations.
A collation. was served to everyone in
the lower hall, thu terminating one of
the pleasantest evenings Of the present
campaign.
MEETING AT NEW CASTLE.
Special Corresnondenceo OF Gazette and journal
NEW CASTLE, Oct. 1S.-The town
"did itself proud" tonight. The rccep-
ton given the Democratic nominees by
the New Castle Hundred Democratic
Club was magnificent affair. 1t was
an ovation. The attendance was
enormous and the enthusiasm tremen-
| dous. The candidates arrived from
Wilmington at T.10 o'clock and during
the ensuing half hour the streets were
thronged with people and there were
| lnnumerable showers of pyrotechnics.
| The entire route of parade blazed with
| fireworks and the effect was extremely
| pretty. The visitors were met by the
club, accompanied by the City Cornet
Band, 20 pieces.
While proceeding to the Opera House,
where the reception was held, the cam
| didates were escorted as follows Ebe
| w. Tunnel, by DIR. John J. Black;
Samuel Bancroft, Jr., by John II. Rod
ney; Harry Day, by John Mahoney, ST.;
james Il. Shallcross, by George w.
Eckles; George w. Spicer, Jr., by vii.
liam A. Vickery; Evan g. Boyd, by
William ]. Hunter; T. Bayard Heisei,
| by John b. Manloye; Clayton Il. Cam,
BY Joseph Laieyre; James Carmichael,
by James B. Toman; George Mailman,
by William B. Mccoy; Michael
Donoghue, by John l. Boyle. The
auditorium was crowded. When the
candidates entered the hall there was
clapping of hands and when they were
conducted to seats on the rostrum there
was another outburst. Besides the can
didates and their escorts there were on
the stage: William Deakyne, the presi-
| dent Of the club; Alexander B. Cooper,
the chairman of the reception commit
! tee; David Mccoy, Douglass Mccoy,
United States Marshal Lannan, William
Anderson, John II. Lambson and John
j.. Sheridan.
Others present included Mayor Her
bert, George Whitfield, ST., Richard G.
Cooper, Alexander Davidson, AIexan-
| der Biggs, Alvan Allen, Peter A. Pagan,
James Ryan, John Duffy. Henry White,
George Morrison, George Tidwell Robert
Wadsley,J. Cummings, W. Marvin Truss,
John Gallagher, b. Frank Townsend,
Christopher G. White, Patrick McGrory,
Patrick Eagin, John McGonigle, John
@. Mahoney, James Duncan, Richard
Il. Maloney, Joseph Aiken, Matthew
Tohin, Thomas Morgan, GustaVus LIE
Fevre, Samuel I. Landers, Joseph Jor-
dan, Joseph I. Grimes, Leslie L. Truss,
Parks Duncan, Robert S. Martin, Ber-
nard Rodgers, John Reynolds, William
| ID. Ball, Presley White, Charles Sherer,
| Andrew Gallagher, Thomas D. Walls,
William Willis, John DORIS, John b.
Montgomery, Samuel L.. Bacon, John
Matthews, j. Ernest Phillips, David
Smith, William Mccoy, Jr., William
| White, George Longacre, John Connor,
William Pustil, George Pustil, Henry
Madden, Henry McNally, Frederick
Klingmeyer, Joseph Farley, Alex
ander Biggs, Theodore Hatton, john
Willis, James Bacon, John New
love, Robert Newlove, james Shaw,
| William Etchel, Edwin Herbert, George
T. Barr, George Bacon, John B. Martin,
Robert II. Morrison, John Il. Stops,
George Wilhelme, Patrick McGrory,
Thomas b. Wise, William Boulder,
George Whitfield, Jr, Harold Seidel,
Harry Smith, John Point, Edward
Larkin, Alexander McCaughan, John
w. Beck, Thomas Barry, Joseph
Dougherty, Joseph Carlin, Henry
Madden, Alfred Taylor, George Brison,
Joseph I. Grimes, Peter Madden, William
O'Connor, Lawrence O'Connor, Thigh
man Taylor, Harry Lancaster, Leslie
White, Philip Duffy, Edwin G. Eckles,
Lewis Louth, Wilmer Hanson, Giles
Rodgers, William A. Martin, Harry w.
Brice, George Davidson, James Fitz-
gerald, James Carlin, Samuel Ford,
Albert Holschumaker, Andrew ] Brown,
James I. Eliason, John Gilkey, Hugh
Finnegan, John Gott, Richard Muloney,
John b. Lambson, Oakford Lambson,
James Booth, William A. Morrison,
Charles Gray, William b. Martin, Henry
Holschumaker, George Swan, Julian
Janvier, Bennett f. Lancaster, John #.
Campbell, Samuel IL. Black, John q.
knause, William Rogers, Frank Schu-
hardt, James Doris, James White, Pro-
fessor Knapp, Coleman Beastin, James
Gross, Darragh Gross, Harry Gross,
Mac Gross, Jesse Biggs, Frank Raney,
Leonard Barrett, Harry Montgomery,
Harvey L. Gregg, Howard Lofand,
William Raney, John Hendrickson,
John A. Walls, Albert Foster, George
Murray. Hugh duffy. Thomas Kirk.