Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1894-10-19
A GREAT RALLY OF men.
Democrats Crowd Two Halls
to Overlooking.
SPEECHES FROM TIE CANDIDATES


Felioitous and Encouraging Remarks
Heard In the opera House-Loud
Cheers for Carmichael, Boyd and
TunnelI-Fuiiy GOO Voters Entertained
at Luncheon.
Special Correspondence Evening Journal.
New CAST LIE, Oct 10 One OF the
greatest Dem ocrat rallies ever known
In New Castle hundred was held here
last night and the multitude Of voters
that assembled TO become acquainted
with the candidates. packed the Opera
House and the City Hall to the doors.
The candidates, nearly all OF whom we're
here, received at both places During
the evening the whole centre OF the city
was bright with fireworks and oolored
fires, and both halls occupied by the
enthusiastic voters, were beautifully
decorated with flags, flowers and bunting.
The Candidates Marched In,
Early in the evening, the reception
committee marched to the station
with the City Cornet Band play
ing lively airs, and there met the
candidates and, amid a glare of fire.
works and red light, escorted them ia to
the Opera House. The men marched
about in the following order, the
candidate being named first, and later
in the evening took their seats on the
stage in the same order
MIR Tunnel and Dr. John J. Black.
Mr. Bancroft and Hon A. B Cooper.
Mr.. Shalleross and l. e Eiiason.
Mr.. Heisel and John B Manlove.
Colonel Boyd and William Deakyne.
Mr. Day and John l. Boyle.
Mr. Carmichael and James B Toman
Mr. Hallman and John L Campbell
john j. Sheridan and q. e Llnnan.
The following additional members Of
the New Castle hundred club also took
seats upon the stage: Douglas NJ Nc
Coy, Giles Lambson, John G Maboney
w. B. Mccoy John r Lambson, Harry
NJ. White, John H. Rodney. Samuel O.
Miller, John Jordan, w. A. Vickery.
introduced TO Many Voters.
Hon. A, B Cooper, chairman of the
reception committee, made warm
address Of opening He said that It was
with delight that he could look out over
such q large and enthusiastic Assem- :
blage gathered in the spacious hall to
greet and meet the candidates upon the
course Of bis remarks he said.
Il came here 80 years ago and since
that time to my own knowledge, New
Castle has been the banner hundred OF
Delaware At one time We gave a
Democratic majority Of 450-to William
q Lsmbson for Shorthand uext month
We can do 1t again. VIII you?
"We are IN the right in this great
national issue before you. One thing /
want to impress on your minds right
here. In the grand and polished address
last night OF Attorney General w. u.
Hensel, OF Pennsylvania, In Wilmington,
the orator said: I hold In my hand a
list Of $40 strikes which occurred be-
tween the years Of 1889 and 1S93-during
the administration OF Benjamin Harrison
and before tariff reform had come in any
Of its phases every one OF these strikes
was ia protected industries. Now,
there is your Republican protection.
On, what a farcel There Is
only one assurance of economic and
prosperous administration and only one
way to good government by electing
The whole Democratic ticket
Messrs. Tunnell and Bancroft Presented
When Mr. Cooper presented Mr.. Tun.
nell with the term "a man good and
true, whom none know but to lore" the
genial Sussex countain arose and was
greeted with tumutuous applause He
said. "My feilow-citizens this is in.
deed pleasant TO me to see such public
pride In the time honored Democratic
party and such enthusiasm In the splen
did principles. l have not, however,
come all the way up from the Break
water to address you but TO meet and
speak with you personally, which / will
soon do
Didn't Go wild Over Bancroft.
When Chairman Cooper presented the
stately Congressional candidate, Ban
croft, the latter arose, looking just like
his picture in the cartoon After "
there was a marked falling of in the
enthusiasm as he advanced TO the front
and began his remarks BY saying;
My fellow citizens OF New Castle, dc
not know you all as well as would like to,
or perhaps as well as ought TO. used ts
| know your beloved fellow.townsmsn
Thomas A. Janvler, sixty three years ago,
when my father FIRST started business
along the Brandywine, a poor young man,
this very Mr.. Janvier gave him aid that
no other man ever offered. Years after
ward, when the great food Of 1889 de-
stroyed everything about the mills, my
father came to Mr.. Janvier surrenderinp
all that was left, when your fellow
citizen responded i can't run it; you
can. Go on and take another start. DE-
not be discouraged Aud that Is an
illustration Of New CASTLE humanity anc
one of which l am proud Applause)
"My hearers, l have learned the great
question between the political parties OF
to-day, and have learned to believe that
the great Republican plea of protection
to American industries was false IL Is
not protection but a menace I've had
a little experience in seeing psuper labol
Of E rope and can assure you that the
Republican claims Of pauper labor inter
ference here is also false. The only sur,
way of commercial prosperity in this fail
land is by strict adherence to the Demo
cratic principle of tariff for revenue
only
Now hope l will get an opportunity
Of shaking hands with you all. although
my right hand is sore Voice in a muir
mur-'From holding it over the lsir-
hole, eh2l because Of the many hand
shakings of the past fortnight"
Mr.. Bancroft sat down and theI
/ iumred mr. again chanting.