Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1894-10-27
NOW FOSTER HITS BACK.
Says That Editor Rollo is a
Common Thief and Liar.
WA. KELLEY A SPY AND TRAITOR

House Hforals-Carl Browner Advises
the Peoples Party TO Sink All Diner-
enccs.
About one hundred members of the
Peoples party met In the Auditorium
last evening TO protest against the action
Of the Democratic ring Of the city OF
Wilmington In excluding the Peoples
party ticket from the official ballot
The Immense audience ros m was bril-
liantly lighted with electric lights The
stage was decorated with tropical plants.
higs and bunting, while over the heads
Of those seated upon tho stage WAS the
motto, America First The World
AtterwRrd la the centre was Carl
Brownies rack or charts illustrative Of
tho demands Of tho party which he
represents
Carl Browne, himself. We spresent, and
before going upon the stage discussed
tue situation with Congressional nominee
Charles Beadenkopf, r s. Monck and
other party leaders. They told him of
the great Injustice which had been done
them, and he was quick TO appreciate the
situation.
came here from Camden, N. j.,
leaving my men encamped there for q
week. / shall speak here at Fifth and
King streets TO morrow night. and at
PennsRrove on Sunday afternoon From
there / shall 70 to Salem, N. j., and
other points aud close the campaign in
Camden on the night before election
day"
4 s. MoncS, president Of the Peoples
Party Club, presided. He had Ia his
possession and read an affidavit made by
Alonzo Foster before Magistrate Sasse.
In II the deponent stated:
81 never knew Frederick K Bach until
after the organization Of the Independents
Political Club, aud have never received
any money or moneys from the said
Frederick d. Bach since the Peoples
party has been organized
Mr. Monck opened the meeting by
arraigning the ring for It's work IN
throwing out the ticket Heread the law
and reviewed the action Of the clerk Of
the peace when application for space on
the ballot WAS made. Mr.. Monck said
that the petition contained 104 names.
City eight OF which represented property
holders He said that tho clerk OF the
peace and those In bia office had ridiculed
the candidates and ticket, and had used
language more fitting TO bawdy house
than to n Court House he thought it
wonld pay the county TO keep Ambassa-
dor Bay ard here TO elevate the standard Of
morals At the Court House. applause
There Is nothing free In Delaware but
the air We breathe aud that may be-
munopolzsd before another four years
fCli round We intended to carry this
matter TO court, but we found ourselves
blocked because we could not get de-
L NnfAf huf
we let IL drop; net because we had lost
Interest, but because the decision would
have been too late.to avail us anything.
Every candidate on our ticket 10 either
the friend Of the workingmRn, or a
worklngman himself. The ring cannot
disrupt the Peoples party / hope the
day will come, aye, and come speedily,
that the device Of the party, Justice,
shall be the standard Ia the beautiful
State of Delaware, and God speed the
/ day when the motto shall be, Equal
Rights TO All and Special Privileges to
None.
A Lettor From MIR. Fulton.
Mr.. Beadenkopf read letter from
gubernatorisl nominee. j. Alexander
Fulton, OF Dover IL denounced the ac-
tion Of the ring and advised all Peoples
party men to vote against men who de-
ylsed or cOnniyed AZ It,
Democrats Not Responsible.
A. Il Wild, candidate for state senator
was introduced. he spoke e length on
personal liberty labor aud capital, human
rights, and the financial depression. OF
the latter be Baid II boliove that 10 the
Republicans had remained ia power we
should have passed through a similar
condition OF business depression The
Republicans are congr2tulating them
selves that they were not In power when
it came and are glad 10 shift the no
sponsibility to the shoulders OF the
Democratic party. We have been on
the eve Of financial panic for several
years.
II can't see how we can, under the
treatment we have received, give our
allegiance to either one OF the cid
parties"
Fosters Version OF It.
Alonzl Foster was then introduced
and gave his version OF the scandal
connecting bim with Chairman + Eden
Bach. He said that the money which
the Independent Political Club received
was from the American Tariff Lsague,
OF New York, and not from the Republi-
can party, Chairman Bach simply being
the representative Of the league ia thie
district. BE denounced William A
Kelley, Of the Young Mems Democratic
Club as a spy and a traitor and said
that Editor John Hall Rollo, Of this
Reformer, who absirscted and made
public Baoh's letter, made Of hin; elf 9
common thief and liar. He also paid
his respects to others who had con-
demned him without hearing
Foster had an apprsolative audiencs
and was frequently interrupted by loud
applause. When he said that Rollo bad
made a common thief and liar Of himself
there was cries OF "rhat is true /"
Carl Browne, Of Coxey fame. then took
the stand be advised the Peoples part ,
to drop all differences, 60 10 work and
vote the ticket by the scratching process
He spoke at length on the good roads
theory and made many humorous and
pointed illusions which were thoroughly
appreciated
At the conclusion of his address two OF
his aides passed around the hat
Prohibition Mass-meetings.
There will be a Prohibition mass
meeting held at Fourth and Market
streets 10 night at o'clock. The