Evening journal., 1898-10-26

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and Democrats held sway,
A warrior bold, with lots OF gold rode
morrily this way, this way,
Rode merrllly this way.
His face was young and fair, he wore
short curly hair,
And eyes so blue, gold mouE'taohe, too,
None could with him compare,
"Oh, what care 1, though votos como
high?
I'll beat old Higgins ere die,
III beat him ere die"
Gould-Hurrah for Dumpson and
Addicks!
Dumpson--
In days Of old, when votes were sold,
and Addicks had his way,
He spent his gold, and I've been told,
Just threw the stuff away, away
Just threw the stuff away,
But now he's on his back, and sliding
down the track.
HE can't pull through, and feels so blue
Alackl alackl alackl
But what care / II he should cry,
1 hope the old gas man will die
That's what l do. / dol
Gould,-Kill the dam nigger
Browne-Now, lool1ee here, Pierce; l
had no idea what sort OF a song Dump
son was going to sing. OF / wouldn't
have put him on the program. But !
? want to tell you right here, that two
weeks before the general election Is no
q time for man who processes to be a
r Republican to indulge in killing Mig
{ gers. / don't imagine that Dumpeor
really knew what he was singing
a Dumpson-lNo, sab, didn'. As
v explained to Mlstah Browne. I let' m.
o lsheet music at home. and had to maxi
e UP de song as / wen along. But
II vans to say right heah, dat ef der'i
nd any Addicksite in this meetin da
n vans to kill me all he has to do is t
wade in. / dldn' spec no trouble heal
Al dis ebenin' and lef my razor to home
" but prob'bly Mistah Blake kin 'commo
ir date .me eff is hahd pressed"
ot Downey-It seems TO me that this
M very unseemly. Once l was an AID
ot dicksite. but now am a Republican
g Howard Stats and Solloway can bea
e me cut in that.
V. Solloway-Did you come up here
he chew the rag, OF to assist In this peal
re Jubilee? II you want me to tell this al
in semblage all the ins and outs OF yot
yet treachery to NIr. Addicks, can do It
let about half an hour.
Is Browne Gentlemen, as l have to-
is YOU before, this is not political NEE
ing, and all politics must be kept out
to 1t. You all know that am not an A
y? dicksite. II were not a church mer
lg. Der / would say damn Addicks, but
asst I am a church member, / shall ma
lsy TO keep my mouth closed on that poll
out In arranging a peace jubilee ha
in noticed by the Philadelphia papers tn
his the chief thing is finance. 1t tax
Tor money-heaps OF money and lots
Nc begging.
Bradley-Addicks will furnish t
ssa' money.
tle- Browne-We shall need lot OF fla
on and bunting.
are Hanby-Addicks owns the contr
. ling interest in a bunting factC
oe over in New Jersey, and just now
se1 controls the entire output OF AmeriC
jee aags. He'll furnish everything Of d
VIZ kind.
dat Browne-We shall need lot OF va
site colored electric lights for use on M
N' ket street.
staats-Addicks will see that you
col them IL he has to buy controlling
tereet in the Wilmington City Elec'
~ Company.
any ueald-Mr. Chairman, don't fol
1T a that we shall need a couple OF hund
'tici- horses for the use Of the gentlemen
'i.n ,. this movement
stin Goodwill the secretary Of the i
we ular Republican State commi
um's -. ,5eeigrate who are the gen
men.
en- Heald-I scarcely think that
pass question is fair at this stage OF
proceedings. MY answer might give
much s-,Ss a. como ~ those present, and
ostai sole aim is to have a peaceful pre-
sent to this peace Jubilee.
aue'- soIloway-Addicks owns three
here ,.',s stocl, Farms. and am conf
If OF 49,. ~ wall cbeertul,y supply all
and ,,o~sos reouired
But
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