Evening journal., 1894-09-13
WAS OUT
Wilmington Democrats Greet
Tunnel and Bancroft.
THREE COUNTIES REPRESENTED
The stan dard-BeareIs Review the Local
Democracy for Three Hours Hundreds
Pay Their Respects to the Nominees.
Governor r es nolds aud other officials
Present


'Tbree cheers for Ebe W. Tunnel,
our next governor, aud Samuel Bancroft,
Jr our next Congressman" The stem
torious voice OF Seventh ward Democrat
rang out above the hum Of hundreds Of
voices IN She rooms OF the Young Mems
Democratic Club last evening There
was hush for an instant, and then the
cheers were given with such will that
they were heard meny squares away
from the building.
The Democratic standard bearers were
the guests Of the club The doors were
wide open to the world The Demo-
eFstic lateh.stTing was hanging out for
Democrat, Republican, Prohioitionist,
Populisi, Greenbacker and Mugwump
No caller was required to pledge himself
to support the nominees; but, whether
friend or foe, he received hearty wei
some at the hands of the committee
having the reception in charge
IL was one of.the memorable scenes OF
the present campaign There WAS no
speech making. Orators we're at a DIS
count Mr. Tunnel and Mr. Bancroft
with President Courtland G Montgomery
| between them as master OF ceremonies,
| took their stand in the east end OF the
parlor For three hours an unbroken
/ line Of Democrats passed before them,
shaking hands aud wishing them success
in the approaching political battle
Right Hand OF Fellowship.
Among the many who passed before
| the standard -bsarers and shook thor
hands Ia Democrats fellowship were.
Governor Robert J Reynolds, Secretary
of State John d. Hawkins, Attorney
| General John R Nicholson, Clerk of the
Peace William Dickson, ex Secretary Of
/ State John f. Salisbury, ex- Representa-
tive Franklin Temple, ex Register of
/ Wills Frank Wiids James Wise, Jr.,
OF Kent county ex Sheriff Allied Rob
inson, ex Superintendent OF Free Schools
Roman Tsmmany. OF Sussex county
/ Register Of Wills ] Wilkins Cooeh.
| ProthonotarY Peter Hcity, Receiver OF
Taxes John T. hickey. Deputy Recorder
Of Deeds Ed yin A. Read, Patrick Neary,
| Thomas @ Doud and Francis A. Me
| Coskey, of the Department Of Elections
United States District Attorney Lewis @
| Yandegrift. United States Marshal Hew
son E Lsnn4n, Postmaster Enoch Moore,
ex Postmaster Robert II Taylor, Tax Col.
lector Eugene M Sayers, Deputy Tax
Collector Thomas Gormley Deputy Re.
ceiver Of Taxes George j. FInnk, Chair
map i Irving Handy, Of the
State Central Committee; Chairman
Theodore f. Armstrong, Of the
County Executive Committee; John H
Rodney, ex Deputy Attorney General
Thomas Davis, Attorney General
John Blggs, Deputy Attorney -General
Branch Ii Glles. Willard Salisbury
Jr., Peter Z Cooper. Jr. John n Cars.
we'll, Nathan Lieberman, Andrew G.
Sanborn United States Revenue Officer
David X Donaldson, John Jacoby,
Magistrate Lewis Sasse, ex Councilman
James A. M2gee, ex Magistrate James
Monaghan, John s Rossell, Dr.
Howard Ogle William g. Bryan,
Thomas Reardon, Magistrate John A
X elley, John Ahrens, Owen J Hession,
William T. Colbourne, James W. Ponder,
William ] Gibbons. Alfred Hurlock
James S Dobb, E B T. Springer,
Thomas @. Fraim, Jr, DR.. W.
Tomlinson, DIR. willard Springer
president Of the Board of Trus
tees OF the Pocr Trustee Of the
Poor Nathaniel Culbert, Lambert V.
Nicholson. ex-President Of Council John
O. Farra, T, Baldwin, Clerk of the
Municipal Couri s. S Adams, ex Clerk
Of the Market Samuel N smeltz, John
! Boughman. George d. Ward, John
Kane, E G. Griffith. Carmine DiMare,
ex Councilman William H Quinn,
Police Captain Thomas A. Kane, ex
Representative J Harvey Spruance,
Post Office Inspector W. J. Maxwell
/ Edward + Kane. Frederick KeinIe, Charles
G Guyer, Andrew G Gray, Adjutant-
, General Gsrrett J Hart, Peter J Ford
I 1T. l. Al
Howell S. England. John J. Finn, Frank
lin Brocksop. Clarence R Clayton, ex-
, Magistrate Levi G. Bartolette, Andres
&. Wilson, Andrew Traynor. o
d. Jamison. Joseph r. FlanigeD
lJr J. jackson Pierce. Df.
M. j. Walker, Professor T. Laelie Car
penteT, Or. J. a. Ellegood. Frank P
Kane; President OF Council Henry Hol
schumacher Immigrant Inspector James
7 Toner. James B. Tomsn, Tax Collector
Patrick McGrory, Andrew NJ Gallagher
I | Albert HolsshumGker Of New Castle
/ County Commissioners Price, Of Ceci
county, Md Mr. Smith, OF Ekton; r
g 6rier Of Washington, D. Q Bernard
Moore, Of Newark
The legislative nominees present were
3 Vic or b Wo0lleY, Of Wilmington; Eval
G Boyd, Of New Castle George W. Spicer
q Jr., Of Christiana hundred; Clayton T
: Cam, Of Pencader hundred. and T
i Bayard Hsisel, OF Red Lion hundred
They held little receptions Of their owl
: in several parts OF the handsome parlor
as did also James Car michael, the popula
! candidate for sheriff, and james d
n Mccoy, Jaues F Farley and Henry Hir
: eel, the nominees Of the party for tn
n assessorships Of the city.
! One of the pleasant and enlivenini
features of the evening was tho rendi
p tion of the following selections b.
s Albert's orchestra:
DeMolay Commsniary Hal
II Overture. "Castlegate' .-..... Schleptgfe
Wa ties. moonlight and Sgsrlghtn.. ..Ree
- Medley Overture, "Seeng the Elephant
7 Dewitt
+ Manhatta1 Beach March. sous
." Overture, Mosaic. c'........-..........R Rolllnso
Waltzes. "Reisn of Love-. ,Godtre
Y 1uAtuo Mafch.-.-...s.. .......s..... .ColhPto
= 1 Selections, sweet sounds From the
= Huuh3 oluAN A-tiAilet
Waltzes "Prodigal Daughter" ..Zimmerma
It Meadow Queen March. .Escht
d Corne- Solo, Honey suckie Polka
Casey by John TaylC
y During the evening number Of well
= known Republicans stepped In for fe
d minutes and shook hands with the non
IF I fuaar