The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-02
POLITICAL MATTERS
City Solicitor Elliott and ex.Consul
Knowles Speak in the Twelfth
Ward.
Big RALLY ON SATURDAY NIGHT
The Hon. John DalzelI, the Great Protec
tion Orator of Pittsburg, win be tho
Speaker of the Evening-Ger-
NJ mans to Hold u Meeting. -

Republicans of the Twelfth ward held a
big meeting at Fourth and Clayton streets
last evening. The First Regiment and
Smyth Post bands and fife and drum
corps furnished music. The meeting was
enthusiastic and 1t was produce
tive Of good. 1t was the first open-air
meeting ever held in the Twelfth ward
under the auspices of the Republicans Of
that ward.
The first speaker was ID. Wendell HUI
burd, who spoke on the tariff. and con-
trasted the condition of affairs now with
what they were two years ago He also
spoke of the progress of the country for
thirty years under protection. He asked
each man In the audience to go to the
polls on next Tuesday and vote in the in
terests of himself and his family.
City Solicitor George A. Elliott was the
second orator. He spoke Of the present
hard times as compared with those under
protective systems. He reviewed the Re
publican ticket. The candidate for gov
ernor, Joshua Fl. Marvil. is a man who has
made what he has by his own labor. He
was al workman and he sympathizes with
~orkingmen. The candidate for Congress
may be depended upon to use his voice and
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sha tarisr ana tbr,,y tho country into fur
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Mr.. Elliott then talked on state issues
"a a.i-.a 81, ,,roso,,, A., ,,sta for /, ,,o,,, con
-tttntion Ha also alluded 10 the way in
which the Democratic party had discrimi-
mated against the workingmcn by refusing
to keep the tax office open in the evenings.
He promised them that II the Republican
legislative ticket is elected workingmen
will be given an opportunity to pay their
taxes in the evenings. Mr. Elliott also
alluded to the number OF men who had
been convicted and sent to Jail and then
psrdoned by the governor Yet Mr.. Bay
ard and other Democratic orators in the
campaign when the present governor was
elected had stood up and described him
N the best man whom the party could
produce for the place.
Horace G. Knowles was the last speaker,
He called upon all men TO vote the Re
publican ticket and aid in relieving the
country Of its present depression. The
Democratic party won by telling the peo-
pls two years ago that their employers
were robbnE them. Now 1t has no com
fort to offer those who are out of work
and out OF provisions. Democrats have re-
called Mr. Bayard from across the sea to
help them, and all he is doing is asking
for peace. He asked every man to vote
the Republican ticket and the meeting
closed with cheers.
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Tho snpakers Will be Senator higgins
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MARYLAND William s. Hilles. Robert
Tbackara Of Maryland, ana the Hon. j. S
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Rennbliean meeting will be held In
The onera House at Middletown on Monday
neniamin Butterworth and others.
The Hockessin meeting already an.
nnn,ea will he addressed by Colonel
p.ntamin Nielas and William S. Hilles
T5o Fifth Ward Republican Club will
h,la on imnortant meeting at Its head.
,narters No G1O Market street. this even.
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ponnblie,n meeting under the aus
rsc,s ~ the German Republican club viii
he held in German Hall tomorrow night
Uha clnh hell Meeting last night and in,
s,,ed all the Ren1blican clubs In the cit,
so attend II is requested that tbey meet
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some hlsht oetote erection. HaaJor pue
serworth is known tas country over as al
oFator OF great force.
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