The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-16
WHO REAPS
THE HARVEST
Peter j. Ford Talks About Num-
cipal Prohigacy.
REPUBLICANS ARE UNITED
Democrats Fully Realize That There
is no Apathy in the Ranks
of the Republican
Party.
REPUBLICANS ARE UNITED

M a speech delivered lost ni.bt ~ IN.
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''ai'"e wa. as !e SOW ;" sum We re"p'
""n ny WIZ" wv i'"p'o 'h' nai
WIS.,, WIZ was "iian,e 10 heep n'r n.'',c
~ u'h'" """n WIN '"A az" iit'ie
'ii.'sase.
MI. rora din not iehilAe tiiat ms re-
hiirks were very timer! from i1ep'ipii-
an STANDPOINT OF 'iew' as 'einocraiic
Dohhcil is hDout 70 go out OF once leiV-
hs Dig dehct 10 ne lhet.
Inc b'hocfatS t'iiy feailze mar ,he
.'epupiicahS aer hnited III tue present
'ainpaigh anu that thefe Is no iipa'hy III
ii.ir RANKS. rms was .ohchea oil D!
thei speakers at me smoker.
Gity treasurer Halhahh' VINO Is
'ahdinate iof re-eie'iioii, III tle course
u some very pertinent remarks declireu
NAT thefe was no alnathN ON lnp sue Oh
ne Kpphhiicahs anu me 1nii hrpnbiicah
''ote would come our. lie heclhfeh that
{ the Democratic vote was not gotten
mt they would not win.
President Of Council William ,. Alex
ndcr said he found that the Republicans
generally got ont on election day ana
lrsed the Democrats to get out tn" vote.
The smoker was largely attended ana
success in every way Many ." -
'an,iidntcS were present.
lhe three rival cahdiuatcs iof mayor
were in attendance.
J. Harvey Whiteman was the tlrst OF
he three to speak. lie said he was
'roud of the fact that ne was Dela-
Narean and Democrat ana felt llStlh"1
II that feeling Tor the reason the stare
vas normally and properly Democratic.
IL" declared that when he entered the
oom the Thought came TO nm thlt there
Nas great deal OF iife iett ~ the
Democratic party.
He declared that the city campaign
vas important because It was me hist
step to he taken toward the next cam
mign. They should then take the iirsf
:tep toward putting the state bark To
Is Democratic moorings.
He then made a vigorous attack on the
asst Legislature and scored It for adding
wo additional members to the depart
nent of Elections which he SAID had
| performed every act with integrity
David w. Hughes was me second
nayorality candidate called upon 10
| peak. He modestly occupied a seat III
he rear and many did not know Of ms
presence until he arose in his seat when
'allcd upon for speech. lie der'lhed TO
| make any remarks saying ne was not Il
| 'peechmaker.
| DIR. J. Harvey Sprnance, the other
mayorality candidate arrived late ANA
made few remarks when called upon.
Tie urged the Democrats to work earnest
for the ticket rs he felt sure they
would.
| Howell >. England. candidate for city
olicitor. made neat address in which
'lc touched on the rapid growth of the
league.
William Il. KurtZ, candidate for iltv
Solicitor. who happens TO b" the presi-
lent of the Young Mems Democratic
'lb when called upon TO make an adj
not received an invitation until yester-
ln n al