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City Campaign.
Mayor Wilson also offered his congratu-
lations and struck a timely theme when
he referred to the coming city campaign
as follows. eve have before us-in fact
we are in the throes of-a city campaign
and It Is ltting that We should consider
the Importance Of Il. Every candidate on
the ticket is man Of excellent qualities.
and I hope that tho club will, az In the
past. stimulate tho citizens Of Wilmington
into a realization Of the necessity for their
voting at nomination and election, and
thus roll up in juno a good solid, sub
stantial Republican majority. 1t is our
work, and / know OF no better method OF
stimulating the members 10 this work than
the work done by this committee and
club"
Secretary Of state Hastings also referred
to the city campaign, saying:
''If there Is anything that IS important
10 the city Of Wilmington and state Of
Delaware It is that We Insure the cleo
ton Of the proper men. This city. since
the Republican party secured control OF
t. has been run more economically and
more satisfactorily to the general public
than 1t was ever run by tho Democrats,
and backed by that history is it not inn
portant at this election TO soc that it is
kept in the Republican ranks?
1T means much toward the success OF
the next general election 10 have won tho
city campaign. for the easier the night
the easier 10 win. So / say that the city
election IS Of great importance TO the city
Of wilmington. and il is undoubtedly true
that the Republican party in Wilmington
would be in sorry shape II it were not for
tho Young Mems Republican Club"
Young Mems Battle.
Postmaster Henry c. Conrad in the
course Of his speech said:
Tn politics. my experience Of many
years has taught me that the brunt Of the
effort required usually falls upon the
shoulders of the young men. There never
was any system in political work in tins
city until the organization OF this clno
No one element I'm Delaware politics ha'
done more to aid Republican ascendencl
than has the Young Mems Republican
] Club. In the past It was not possible man,
times TO have at a gathering Of this kline
/ a Republican Governor, Republican
Mayor. and to know that tho State wa
represented I'm the halls Of Congress b.
two Republican United States Senators
and Republican Congressman, yet Thu
IS the condition tonight.
1--WE arc lust on tho verge Of a city cleo
tion. and we should carry on good
naturod nomination. Lot each get ou
every vote he can. aud let us fight th
common enemy. and not ourselves. Let u
\ have the nomination Of proper men In tn
proper way and the proper spirit, and IL
everybody come out at election to supper
tho nominee of their party. 1 know q
none that would raise strife or bitterness
+ The bitterness Of the past is past, an
pray fsrcver.'
Mr.. Taylor's Attitude.
William c. Taylor. referring to th
theme mentioned by Mr. Conrad, state
that. so far as nc was concerned, the non
nations would he carried along with N
lest possible spirit. "rhe candidate VII
Is opposing me and myself are the best
, friends. and will continue 70 be Ever
man should come out and vote on nomini
tion day. OF course. / would like 20 g
$ as many votes as possible. but If you cal
not come out and vote for me come OF
} and vote against me. II is tho duty
every man as a citizen to do this
Mr.. TAYLOR and Councilman White gay
b a brief history Of the record Of the Repul
icans in Council since they secured u
control from the Democrats, and inherits
their large deficit.