The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-10-21
ITEMS FROM
NEW CASTLE.
Correspondence Of the REPUBLICAN,
NEW CASTLE, Oct. 81,

Democracy had Its inning here last
evening and the Republicans and Single
takers turned out to sce how the profess
sionals battcd. When the band came in
from the West end 1t took tho side streets.
| There were six men and eleven boys in
| the parade. The stand was the space In
front of the Mayors office with an arch
gaily decorated with bunting and electric
lights.
Ten of the twenty-five men selected as
vice. presidents were in attendance. Pat
| lick McGrory called the meeting to order
by nominating Artemus Smith chairman.
In his remarks he showed ho was another
sufferer Of Addicksphobia. He gloried in
his parry nd rejoiced at being commu-
meant Of the faith of Jefferson and Bryan.
Charles H. Turner, the "Ice Man." was
the next speaker. His speech was a glow
Ing tribute to Handy and an arraignmont
OF the National Administration. He tried
to say that good times do not exist In tho
country ut present. Upheld the scarecrow
theory OF The workingman paying - on =
high tariff taxes.
He then drifted Into tho single tax the
ory of division of tho worldly goods. The
rich arc growing richer and the working
man Is IN good uck If he gets q decent
living Then he switched off to the mo-
ney question and from that to the Illinois
strike and finally ended in the war camps.
He said tho heroes of the war wera DONE
ocrats and hat all tho Republicans had
wero Alger and Huiderkapper. Tho lat
ter was the man III charge Of the camps
aud ho was veterinary surgeon who
keeps dog hospital In New York.
Congressman Handy was the next speak
or. 1tdid not take him long to cause the
sound money men to leave the crowd. lie
referred to his presence IN New Castle two
years ago He was proud that it was his
lot In an humble way to be In that CAM
paign with that man Of sterling worth,
William J. Bryan. He would rather that
lie was tured in The avalanche and that
Bryan had been elected.
That cleStion settled the single gold
standard and the high tariff and special
privileges. He is freo trader and BIZ
moi nliSt He believes that William Jen-
nings Bryan will be nominated for pre- i.
dent in 1890.
TIE funeral of Mrs. Catharino McGrath
will take place Tomorrow morning.
High mass will be celebrated in st.
Peters church and interment will DO
made in the adjoining cemetery.
j. G. krHuso has commenced the max
ing of Dewey bread. For quality and
quantity it knQcks all others silly. At his
bakery ther5 Is always on hand fresh
supply of ginger bread, crullers, mince and
orange pies and milk biscuits,
The typhoid patients are getting along
nicely. The latest case in town is the
handsome little daughter Of Johu NJ.
Hapce.
Duty Is something each person has to
perform. Tomorrow is the last registra.
tion day and every citizen should see that
he gets qualln,l to vote at the November
election. Thero arc matters Of vital i'm
portance which the pc pie should not pass
by In slightingly manner.
Every Republican should remember
that tho big leaks from our pockets /
do not go through the national channel.
The local channels take more money from
the tax payers than is needed and there
fore change of administration Is neces-
sarv.
Heating. cooking and oil stoves, sl.5O
up Stoops.
People in New Castle were surprised to
know that thieves ARE AZ work in this
DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup Is the best
remedy for coughs, colds, sore throat and