Evening journal., 1894-11-05
LAST RALLY ROUND FLAG
New Castle Hundred Will Give
the county's Majority.
wnLnBg 2sO OOR Loo DgMOuRATI02

Other Events Of Importance Rev. p.
NJ nIunson's inaugural as Rector Of
Emmanuel Parish--Death Of Young
Man whose Life since Picnic Acct
dent HAD Been one Of Misery.
Special Correspondence Evening Journal.
NEw CASTLE, Nov 8 The finsl public
demonstration OF the campaign was held
here under the auspices OF the New
Castle Hundred Democratic Club on
Saturday evening and It consisted Of
parade, illumination and mass-meetinp
IN the Opera House The parade, under
The direction OF Chief Marshal George W.
Eckles proceeded over the principal
streets Of the city and thence TO the
Opera House This was comfortably
filed when President William Deakyne
Of the local club. called the meeting
to order by introducing willard
salisbury Mr. salisbury FASTENED
through with his address to hurry back
70 Wilmington, where be had TO make
second address. His spsech was a quiet
and eloquent appeal to the voters to com
pare the records Of state governments
among Republican states With the
government Of Delaware; 20 place side
BY side the Candidates Of the two parties
in Delaware Delaware and her Demo
cratic candidates glittered with bright.
ness when compared with Republlesnlsm
and Republican candidates
Hon James +. Graham, Of Elkton.
made pleasing address Of thirty min
utes duration. He exhorted the
Delaware Democrats TO stand shoulder
70 ahouldsr and sweep this state Tor
Grover Clevelsnda principles, q Demo
cratic Legislature and a learned Demo
crat TO take the chair now filed by
Higgins, the accident Mr. Graham
closed his speech with several very funny
anecdotes Indicating the disappointment
thst win be in store for the Republicans
next Wednesday, when these poor, de
luded creatures who had really harbored
the Thought Of Delaware going Republi
can, heard the returns.
Il bayard Heisel, the young leglsla
tive candidate, well known ia this city.
talked for thirty minutes on the cor
ruptness of Addieks and Republicnnism 4
in Delaware. when either have been for the |
momsnt let run at large. he also |
told Of the great fight that is going ou
Ia Red Lion hundred for a Democratic |
majority. and hoped that New Castle |
hundred would bolster her neighbor up /
By giving such a grand cid Democratic |
msjority that Il would roll from one end /
Of The state TO another and announce 60 /
the poor over confident Republicans that |
the party Of Cleveland and Baysrd had |
triumphed In Delaware, and that Tunnel |
had q Marvilous plurality.
But the finest speech of the campaign
IA ka4H q sssN D. III
d0dghead, a polished Californian and |
praetlcing attorney In San Francisco. |
who Is now on brief visit 10 Messra |
Eckles Of this city. His address was a
mastery one upon the oetses or hard 1
times and the effect Of these seasons of |
distress ia 1873 and 1854 He proved /
conclusiyely that the Democratic part, |
WAS not the "English party" as many /
Republican speakers had delighted to |
term ~ that II had not been So ia 1912 T,
when 40 drove Great Britfia from our
shores forever and that II never would Il
be He proved that the Republican party /
was not the originator OF the contract 4
labor law aud that the Democratic party 1
IS 0ow doing All in ita power 20 restriel
the Wholesale entrance into this country
OF foreign lab0rers This, however. is 3
difficult task, for America is regarded by
w01kinemen as the garden spot OF the 4
world, with IFS richness Of fertile son |
unimproyed and untenanted. The man 4
thus accusing the Democratic party Of
causing hard times. afillation with Eng
land treason and viciousness toward Il
the workinRman Is like the Irishmar
who WAS walking down town between al
Engllshmsn aud q scotehman. 9ue Of
whom called him e liar and the Other
called him a thisf "Nc. you re wrong
replied Erin Aim nathsr, but aim IS
twaue the two
The meeting closed with three cheers
for the whole Democratic party.