Evening journal., 1896-10-14
POLITICAL NOTES.


News.
POLITICAL NOTES.
The regular Republicans are deter
mined to have public meetings in spite
of Powell Clayton, of the National
Committee, who gave Reed to the Ad-
dicksites, and who is making special
efforts to undermine the regulars at
national headquarters. The following
schedule of meetings has been given
out by the regulars: October 16, adj
dress by Levi G. Bird, of Wilmington,
and James Pennewill, of Dover; Octo-
Der 10, ex-senator Henderson, of Mis-
souri,; October %, ex-senator Anthony
Higgins and William c. Spruance; Oc-
tOber %, Hon. Stewart /. Woodford, of
New York; October "a, Hon. Theodore
Roosevelt, of New York. The meetings
of October 16. 10 and % are to be un-
der the auspices of the Business Mems
Mckinley and Hobart Club, and those
of October % and "a under the aus
pices of the Republican committee. II
will be noticed that Senator Frye is not
on the list. Powell Clayton must be
at work again.
A Twelfth ward Republican meeting
will be addressed by John P. Nields
this evening.
A First ward citizen this morning
told an Evening Journal reporter that
Register M. We'll on Saturday refused
to register a man who had partially
qualified as a citizen.
All tickets are now filed and in the
hands of the several clerks of the
peace, and the work of preparing the
type for the thousands of ballots is al
ready under way. The time for making
changes expired at 3 o'clock yesterday
afternoon. The ballot for New Castle
county will contain the following tick
cts: Democratic, Republican, Honest
Money Democratic, Union Republican,
Prohibition, Single Tax and a Temper
ance Alliance Constitutional Convention
ticket. There never was a more con-
founding and confusing ballot, and
this gives ground for the belief that
most of the voting will be straight, for
the multiplicity of tickets and the du-
plication of candidates in many in
stances will make cutting dangerous.
A Republican meeting at Centre
vile this evening will be addressed by
William S. Hilles.
On Monday evening Volney B. Cush-
ing, of Maine, will address a Prohibi-
tion meeting in this city.
T. A. d. Hutson, ex-City Solicitor
George A. Elliott and ex-City Solicitor
Charles M. Curtis addressed the Fred
erick Douglass Club, a negro organiza-
tion of the Eighth ward, last evening
Dr. Rae, of Missouri, addressed the
United Labor League on the issues Of
the campaign at a meeting held last
evening.
Howell S. England has received from
Chairman James K. Jones, of the
Democratic National Committee, a per-
sonal letter in which he says: 81 sin
cerely hope that the friends of silver in
Delaware will exert themselves to the
utmost to carry the state for Bryan. In
the general election it seems to me that
we cannot possibly be beaten. The
prospects are growing brighter each
day as the campaign progresses, and !
am confident of overwhelming vic
tory"
Ebe W. Tunnel, L. Irving Handy
and Peter ]. Ford will address the
Democrats of the Tenth ward tO-mor-
row night.
The regular Republicans of Sussex
county have endorsed the Union Re
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from Gumboro hundred. In Kent coun-
ty the regular Republicans have en-
dOrsed a Constitutional Convention
ticket, composed of five regulars, three
Democrats and two Union Republi-
cans.
This evening Charles NJ Curtis and
Lilburn Chandler will address the
Ninth Ward Republican Club. and DIR.
Hubert and William Rogers, the Sixth
Ward Republican Club.
Senator Frye will be here on Satur-
day and speak at the Auditorium un-
der the auspices of the Union Repub-
lioan party.
Hugh G. Browne will make an adj
dress on the issues of the campaign at
the Lincoln Club rooms tonight
The Republicans of the Sixth ward
held a meeting last night to arrange
for mass meeting to be held at the
Auditorium on October 2S. at which
Hon. Mr.. Bryant, of Baltimore. will be
the chief speaker
ORDERED TO THE HOSPITAL.
Daniel Patterson went to the police
station yesterday, suffering with chills
and fever. Or. Hughes ordered him
sent to the Homeopathic Hospital.
Blood is Life and upon the purity and
Vitanty or the blood depends the health
OF the whole system. Experience proves
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