Evening journal., 1910-09-30

Sussex county support the Democratic
ticket who say they will the Demo
Gratis will carry the county by a thou
sand majority.
John G.. Gray presided at the meet !
ing, and he called upon John Sauls- |
bury, OF Dover; Francis M. Soper, Dr. |
T. o. Cooper. Mayor Spruance, OF this |
city; Willard +. Davis. Willard Sauls- !
bury, John b. Hutton, chairman OF the
Kent county Democratic committee;
Peter ]. Ford. and State Chairman
Thomas r. Bayard.
Willard Saulsbury's address seemed
TO have struck a popular chord with
the workers and from the remarks
he made Il is safe to presume that
the Democrats In their campaign will
make much over the plank in the
Democratic platform advocating an
employers liability law. He con-
sidered this the strongest plank in
the platform. He recited several in
stances showing how employees OF cor
porations had lost their lives through
negligence. one OF which referred to
an accident which occurred on the
Delaware railroad. In all OF which,
the families Of the dead men had no
redress. because the accidents we're
due to the negligence OF a fellow
servant.
He made the statement: I'VE, who
are so fortunate to hold stock In the
Delaware railroad, are squabbing
over the distribution Of the ninety
five percent. extra dividends when
some of this money should be paid
out for just such cases.
Mr.. Salisbury during the course Of
his remarks designated Roosevelt as
the new dictator"
John F. Salisbury spoke on free
trade and compared England. a free
trade country, with the United States.
He said the former country to-day
rules and finances the world and the
seas are sailed by many vessels fly
ing her flag He said that even the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company own
ed a line OF steamships from the
mastheads Of which float the flag OF
England.
Predictions of success at the polls
were made by all the speakers, pro
vided" that every Democrat put his
shoulder to the wheel and worked
In closing the speechmaklng Chair
man Gray informed those present that
the Democratic League was open to
them at all times as a headquarters
for Democrats, particularly the down.
State visitors.
Among those present were: vii
liam II. Walker. OF Dover, candidate
4 for Auditor OF Accounts; Aexande
NJ Daily. Dover; Francis NJ Sopel
candidate for State Senator from IN
20 Fifth district, Kent county, his so
W j. l.. Soper, John F. Salisbury, ID
IL yer; William Hardesty. FELTON,: G.
c. bert Meredith, candidate for Coun
81 Treasurer, Kent county; Elmer On
is ten. candidate for Representa-
from the Second district. Kent cot
ty; State Chairman Thomas f. Bs
. ard. James G. O'Neal, president OF {
Democratic League and candidate
Representative from the Second di
I trict. Wilmington: Artemus Smit
candidate for Register of Wills. Ne
Castle county: Robert Penningto
candidate for State Senator. First di
trict. Wilmington Thomas NJ. Co
Inns, candidate for Coroner, New Cai
'. tie county: John G. Gray, John Z
Dickey. City Solicitor John W. Brady
Or. Francis L. Springer. Newport
John A. Kelly, candidate for Repre-
sentative from the First district, VII
mington; /. W. Belts. Frederick
Thomas F. Gormley, candidate fol
Representative from the Fifth dis
trict. Wilmington; City Judge Edwin
r. Cochran, Jonathan w. Aydon, VIII
mington; Carl II. Fleming. Whining.
ton; Willard Salisbury, Albert F
Polk. Georgetown; Howell S. Eng
land Hugh NJ. Morris, who was q
candidate for Representative from the
Third district. Wilmington, but re-
signed; Leslie V. Christy. James
Salisbury. Lewis Hillersohn, Augustus
Messick, DR.. T. o. Cooper. candidate
for Representative from the Thirt
district. Wilmington; County Chair
man Chauncey p. Holcomb. Martin +
Mealey, candidate for County AS
SCISSOR, Fifth district; Mayor Evan G
Boyd. New Castle. candidate for Rep
resentative Tenth district. New Cas-
tie county, Howard r. Jones, Smyr
ma; r. G. Walls. Smyrna, candidat
for State Senator. First district. 4
Kent county; Robert n. Denney, can
didate for Representative from th
c. First district, Kent county; Willial
a j. Bayley, candidate for Sheriff {
n New Castle county; Joseph II. Hot
singer, of Newark, candidate for r.
corder Of Deeds; Willard +. Davi
Wilmington. candidate for State Urea
urer; j. Edward McNabb Mayor
Harvey Spruance. Newton Grub
Brandywine hundred; A. r. Saylo
William ID. Morrow, Peter J. Ford an
= George w. Gillespie.
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nished the music.
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