The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-19

To the strains OF music by the citizens
cornet bnnd the Democrats of this hun
dred marched to the depot last evening
and eacortsd the nominees OF the party TO
tile Opera House. The rou te was bright
eneh here and there by red fire and the
discharge OF fire works. A large flag was
susDAnded across the street at the Opera
House
The stage was tastefully decorated with
flags and iloNers played an Important
part in thu decorations The small Toys
were out in their numbers and furnished
all the noise possible. funny feature
of The march in from tho depot was that
Toman aud Carmichael Wake linked to.
gether.
This was for the purpose Of scouting
the Idea that any OF Toman's friends
would cut Carmichael. Among those Il n
the stage were f. w. Tunnell, Samuel
Bancr,ft, Jr., James Carmichael, George
Hallinau, James L. Shuilgross, Evan G.
Boyd. Harry bay, I. Bayard Heissl. NJ.
Donohoe, James u. Toman. william
Dea'tyue DR. Back, A. B. Cooper, Samuel
Miller, John Jordan, John J. Siberian.
Ex.United States Attorney General Alex
ander II. Cooper was the iirst speIker. lie
said In part that New Castle hundred has
got the Democrats and can give just as
big Democratic aiorty rs she has given
of old. The audience present was demon
strative OF the Victory which tho Demo.
Gratis OF Delaware would have on NoyeIn-
Dcl VI tlf Gtll6u WI al ~ lehNb HdLItu,
resentment ana every thing aside and vote
the straight ticket for tue prosperity Of
the stat3 depends upon 1t
lie would want to bow down his head
and go In sack cloth and ashes If Nnw
York and Pennsy lvunia would elect its
Governor and Delaware would lose its
Governor. He then introduced Mr. Tuu-
neiI, who said he was delighted to meet
all present.
Samuel Bancroft Jr.. was next intro
duced and said his hand was II little sore
from hand shaking, but he had his grip,
and he intended to hold on to 1t until oil ter
the sixth of November.
lie related how Thomas 4. Janvler, a
New Castle man. sixty-three years ago
assisted his father, AMI again In 1859
when tho big Hood Washed the mill away.
He stated his reasons why he turned
from Republican to be Democrat. Hp
referred to the speech OF Mr.. Hen5s Ia
the Wilmington Opera House on tho
scale OF wages. He reviewed some OF
the tarin schedules, such as those that af-
fected women's cloaks.
I. Bayard Heisel said that the Red Lion
hundred Democrats wondered how New
Castle could got such Democratic ma
jorlty but this year they intend to get In.
to the Democratic column.
Messre. Snallrross, Carmichael, IIallmhn
and Boyd had \ lew words to say on the
prospects OF victory.
After hand shaking by all present al.
journment was maize to the City Hall
where luncheon was served The bani Ia
deserving OF much praise for the excellent
music rendered. Ihe candidates returned
to Wilmington on the lJ.l5 O'Clock train
Tho neAt reception here wtll be when Paul
Gillis takes hold OF the rens lu the
Sheriifs office.
Harry W. Herbert who was attacked
with hemorIhages ON Wedne day even.
Ing was reported last evening IA being
much improved.
The z. 0.mile road race attracted fully
800 persons from luis city yesterday after.
noon. Luther. Thompson and Church
were the faYOritrs on this end aud wore
applpuded ench time they came round.
Tie game OF has bali tomorrow prom.
ses to bs Hn interesting one. Oar players
are lu exce.lent trim and intend TO win
tn" game.
The Evfniug Journal las received heavy
blow in its uirGuEtiioa iirre during the
has got boom.
Stowe and Compnny's mammoth speo-
tneuiar Uncle Toms abin Company will
appear here iu ths Opera Hou se this av-n-
ing. This company consists of 30 artists.
4 troupe uf ieal Aiabama jubilee slngera
which will with Il band OF African Congo
dancers Interest all who will attend
And In aIuitiou to Prot RBifmias Eallys
hontsis there will he a terrific stt nboat
explosion. realistic cotton picRiuK scenes
beautiful transformation. Eva's light to
to Heaven, nronounceu by press and
public the ilnest version Of this famous
drama.