The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-12-12
Republican Harmony,

In the interest OF Republican harmony
clouds OF smoke went up from the peace
pipes at the smoker given by the East
Side Republican Association in the
rooms Of the Lincoln Club last evening,
Attorney Robert Richards, who was to
have made the address of the evening,
was unableto be present and addreses.,
were made by John ]. Gallagher, levy
court commissioner, and Joseph Mack
lin, who has announced himself as a
candidate for Representative from the
Second Legislative district.
Mr.. Gallagher told his listeners that
he wanted them all to come to the Lin
coin Club room and feel at home there,
"We extend this Invitation to you," said
Mr.. Gallagher, "ior the reason that we
must become acquainted with each other
go that we will know just where we
stand when we are in need of each other.
We must work upon the same plan as
do the politicians tof Kent and Sussex
counties. As soon as one campaign ia
over with, then they at once get ready
for another one.
1.-THE east side will make good show
ing. We must be united and must be
willing to give and take. We cannot al
ways have our own way. Every mem
Der OF the association should arm him
self with proposition cards and bring his
friends into the club. There is pre-
ponderance OF Republican votes on the
east side and we must bring them TO-
gether."
n Horace Greeley Knowles, next in.
troduced Julian Rose who entertained
the company with some Hebrew inner
HnnatiOnp Mr. Rnco 10 ok
ing an engagement at Dockstader's
theatre.
Vocal selections were contributed bv
Messrs Arthur Matthews, Samuel Morris.
William Scott and Jacob fletcher.
Abraham Leibeick performed on the
piano.
Among those who were in attendance
were the following:
I. S. Lewis, County Treasurer H. G..
Rettew, William Clayton, John ]. Gal
lagher, Coroner Alfred Vandever, Harry
Brown, candidate for Clerk of Peace
nomination, Representative Robert
Burns, DR.. Clowney, Frank Kendel,
William Macklin, George G. Byron, j.
II. Morris, William Groves, Jacob
Horsey, William Coleman, Albert White,
James Jones, Hiram W. Moore, Smith
Rettew, Representative w. Robertson,
William Clayton, Charles c. Hignett,
John Titus, Walter Il. Jordan, Frank
Forrest, H. W. Minker, Ellwood
Coyle, Harry A. Brown, William E.
Bruce. 1. G. Jones, Nevin W. Clowney,
John King, j. @. Campbell, G. A. Bad.
win, c. I. Schultz, H. B. Freeman, Will
liam Watson, William s. Brownson,
Howard Engle, William Winthrop, ],
Mcintyre, Clifford Forrest, William
Spence, G. B. Anthony, James +. Engle,
Horace Jester, +. H. Davies, Samuel Nc
Daniel, g. F. Robinson, George Ireland,
W. K. Oates, James Braden, John Win
fred, 7. W. Money, Carleton Aron, s. E.
Hamilton, Furman Thurman. Willard
Thurman, Clayton White, William Fl,
Head, Frank Tibbtt, Walter Wallace,
Q. A. Minker, John R. Pickering, John
Winthrop, Frank r. Kendel, William
Coleman, Phillip Wade, John Conahan,
Walter Beaston, W. G. Taylor, Paul Tib-
bitt, George Davis, ]. A. Davis, j. A.
Decus, W. J. Jeffries, +. Muller, William
Burchinal, James Stidham, Joseph
Penney, @. G. Hahn, Frank Gentien,
George Gentien, John Patterson, William
Hahn, Harry Kelley, Frank Anderson,
George King, Willard Kirk, Samuel
Beird, Harry Yundt, Charles Groves,
John Spring, G. M. Dillon, Walter Taz-
veil, George @. Smith, Frank NJ. Smith,
DR.. W. G. Seaton, Frank l.. Speakman,
George NJ. Marshall, G. L. Haxely, W. l
II, Blyth, Horace Greeley KnnWlas