Evening journal., 1896-10-30

the Senate against the Republican
members to defeat the seating of Colo
mel Dupont. The ex-senator then al
luded to state issues. He spoke OF the
strength Of the Republicans in Sussex
county and in the lower part of the
state. He maintained that the Repub-
licans had chance to elect the McKin-
ley electors, and would do so. William
S. Hilles and John p. Nields also made
short addresses.
Father Edward McGlynn, OF New
York, was the principal speaker at
large Single Tax meeting held in the
Auditorium last evening. He advised
his hearers to vote for Bryan, Sewall
and the Single Tax ticket.
The regular Republican State Cen
tral Committee has issued a request
that all Republicans display "Old
Glory tomorrow, it having been des-
ignated as Flag Day"
John c. Higgins, Robert G. Houston.
William s. Hilles, George A. Elliott and
Charles F. Richards addressed fully
1,200 regular Republicans at Milton on
Wednesday evening.
Under the auspices Of the Higgins
and Houston Club, of Brandywine hun
dred, a large regular Republican meet
ing was held at Claymont Mr.. Ad-
dicks home, last evening. The "en-
emy's country" gave the regulars such a
warm reception that the Addicks men
were astOunded. Francis II. Hoffecl1er
presided, and William c. Spruance and
George A. Elliott were the speakers.
At a Republican meeting in the
Ninth ward f. e. Bach told the voters
that Addicks was in New York trying
to raise S50000 for campaign purposes,
and could not raise so cents.
Michael J. Kelley presided at an en-
thusiastic Democratic meeting in the
Tenth ward. "Ice Man" Turner made
an effective address and was heartily
applauded. There were frequent cries
of 'Patzowsky" raised among the
workingmen, and the mention OF his
name was greeted with Kisses.
Regular Republicans declare that the
Addicks men have large number Of
negro tax receipts and refuse to give
them up, for fear that the negroes will
vote the regular Republican ticket.
About GOO people were present at the
Bryan and Sewall rally at Rising Sun
which was addressed by John S. Crosby.
Herman V. Hetzel and William H.
Horan. The Brandywine Zouaves. a
first-voters' Bryan and Sewall club.
was present.
Addicksites have made another sur
render to the regular Republicans
James w. Foster, the Addicksite can
didate for Levy Court commissioner
from the Fourth district, resigned last
night in favor of Robert J. Morrison.
the regular Republican nominee. This
is the district which Henry NJ White
has so ably represented, and which ne
will represent again. Down in the
Fifth district the Republicans are max
ing strenuous efforts to defeat Chair
man William A. Scott, even using
money for that purpose, but he has
such a large conservative Republican
following that the fight against lin
VIII be fruitless-
State Senator Hughes and c. Ellery
Sugham, of Philadelphia, and Wash
ington Hastings will address a regular
/ Republican meeting in the Grand Opera
House this evening.
Senator Bacon, of Georgia, addressed
a large Democratic mass meeting at
Lewes yesterday, and made many votes
for Bryan and Sewall.
Hon. Thomas B. Smith has been re.
quested to ride a horse in the Repub.
lican parade tomorrow evening. He is
now looking for a blind steed, as h,
fears the effect of the Bengal lights Oh
the liver Of a horse with eyes.
Gold-bug sentiment must be decreas
ing. A prominent jeweler who ha.
gold-bug pins for sale and who has
been selling them for 10 cents each ha,
found it necessary to decrease tn,
price to z cents, though silver boys
still sell for the old price
The Democrats Of Talleyville will
have a grand rally on Monday night
!
Turner, Eugene w. Luff and P. Blai
Pie.
Arthur w. Spruance and T. A. D
Hutson addressed a Republican meet
ing in the Twelfth ward last evening
Colonel Benjamin Nields, William
Michael Byrne and Francis H. Hof
fecker will speak at Hockessin to-mor
{ row evening.
p There is unusual activity at regula
Republican headquarters to-day. Nearl,
all of the party workers. are there re
T. ceiving instructions, and everybody il
= overjoyed that the Addicks people hav,
run out of money.
Charles f. Richards, one of the mos
prominent regular Republicans of Sus
sex county, is in Wilmington TODAY
q He says that the Addicks people in hi
$ county have no money. Other advice
from Kent and Sussex are to the effec