The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-10-29
RALLYLASH NIGHT
COIo'ad Voters Have a Largo Meat
Ing in the Auditorium.
7HE VICTORY Will b ours.
Addresses by James w. Anderson,
G. w. Bryant and Others
Music by Chorus.

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building was occupied and the crowd stood
in the centre and side aises. 1t was one
OF the largest at any meeting held this
year as Sergeant Black and his squad
| soon learned.
| On the stage was chorus of fifty voices,
| which sang patriotic airs. Among those
on the speakers platform were: State
Chairman H. G. Browne, Washington
Hastings, william A. Shockley, William
Fl. Trusty, H. NJ. Naudain, Joseph Gumby,
| Isaac W. Howard, Joseph T. Brnckley, Dr..
Hubert, Daniel p. Hamilton, eX-Mayor E.
G. shortlidge, Frederick E. Bach, Horace
| G. Knowles and others.
| Prior to the meeting there was a large
street demonstration in which all the col
| ored campaign clubs took part. They made
| an excellent appearance and all along the
| route were greeted with rcd fire and fire.
| works.
State Chairman Hugh C. Browne. after
complmenting the citizens on their large
| turnout, said that such demonstration
| stood for the integrity and honesty of the
| Republican party on both stale and ma
| tjonal issues. No man can look into the
faces of such an audience as this and not
duty when it conferred on the colored peo-
pie the right of suffrage. In their hands
the destiny of the country Is safe. No race
has made greater progress than they. In
all their achievements there is none
greater than that they are standing for
the regular Republican ticket. Attempts
have been made to debauch them more
than any other class. They have stood
firm and Ioval 10 Tho REGULAR Republican
PARTY.
"If we stand together in this fight" said
Mr.. Browne, "the victory will be ours, We
don't want such leadership as will betray
the party to satisfy the selfish ambition
of one man. Do Won want leader who
saws that If he cant rule he will burv the
Republican marty 10 OOO fathoms dean
Stand for the element of tha Marty thar
has stood for the Renuh1ican Marry when
it took coura go to he a Rennhlic,n II 10
now less than six davs untn tba aIectiou
for A man 70 Stand for what ba hoIiovos is
right and honest. 7 bclieve that vou are
going to stand bv the Renub1ican Marty In
its fight against T. Edward Addicks wbo
is irving TO satisfy a selfish amhition
There was no dissensions until ba conf
throupb tbo halls of tba Iapis,oturo tho
cry of sAddcl,s or nohod,,,"
Mr. Browne then introduced ,s ,ro.;-
dent OF the meeting Dr Uuhart In tok-
ing the chair ba said that tba ,,ee+i,o ,y,s
under tho ausnices nf tho Africo- Anor,car
Jeogpe Ia s,id bo ,,,,,,,d 80. ,,,.,,,,. -
discuss anv of the issnns ~ tho do,, ss
there were other sneal,ers lie ibon intro
duced F. e. Bach who Instructed tbo an
dfence how TO vote
MR., ANDERsON,s .AnnPESs
Charles w Anders,n % Nnn, y,,.
was tine neyt snc,knr ua All, tba nlr,,a
cratic candd,.a For prastsant soiI .hot
when he came tn Naw yorr Ia had oor1o
into the enemv's country yhIn on,,
man sDeaks Of y section mr. coils t1,o ,ro
pie Of that section his erarias ba viii
never receive the sprrrou, ~ ,no n,,,,,a
This is one common country with no
sections and no classes Four veors AGO
our Democratic friends said aiva nc froo
trade and we will lover prlces and nverv-
body will be happy. They n1iv tell Ne
to give then, frcn stlyer ard .ho,, riu
raise prices and eve-yhcdv will te bonry
What W. need in his cDuntrv is mt
bry orator. but a man statesman. NOT !
speech-maker buf a l3w-ma,,sr II is not |
nee ssary that A man shorli sna,,, ve,I
to be presi lent. hut sneak the trrtl, Tb, |
Po1ccratjn candidate is nou- gotnr or,rn1 |
arraigniug class against class Ma ona b,s |
a right to nut tho omnIoved oqainst +h,
employer.
Waat does this free roin,ga NJ sirror
mean? 1t means that Won can have siIyor
bullion coined into nancy Van have M
bullion: neither hava Tbera ara a f,.
STATES that are rich in minaroI denosl4s
Tia men who own and con.ro, +baso a.
nosits will hova thair b,Ilio, oot,,od -
twice its yalue and v,sarn wou,d van co,,n
in? Tn, gnvarnmnnt cannot ,ooi,,.t,
v,,uo to monav r. o,, M ,,,oro n,s,,,
50-rpnt dollar worth too csn,s .b,n t. oo
mako Ervan a st,tesnan hy st,n,,inr
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