Evening journal., 1910-04-01

that Kept his audience in an uproar. lie
expressed Amusement at the leagues
splendid organization and home lie had
been a Delawarean wherever he had been
and he believed Delawareans were the
best people on earth. There had been
times. however, when he had been asham-
ed of his state. because IL had been drag
ged IN the dust. One class only had held
up their heads and defended Delaware,
the Democratic party. Both branches OF
the Republican party had been derelict. II
there was anything he could do for tho
Democratic party they could count on all
that was in him.
Mr.. Gray then introduced Mr.. Salisbury,
who was greeted as next Senator" Mr.
Salisbury remarked. apropos OF spiklns
Cannons that all the Democrats In Della
ware had TO do was Ito spike pop gun
and two pea shooters" Delaware's repre-
sentatives in Congress did not represent
the manhood and decency Of Delaware"
He eulogized the Democrats League as an
Illustration Of Democratic asceudancy. The
time was ripe for Democratic victory
Present things could not go long In the
State The Democratic Mayor and the
Democratic majority I'm Council was evi-
dence that the people of Delaware were
recovering their good sense. When he sat
down Mr.. Salisbury was given three
cheers as Dclaware's next United States
Senator.
Thomas r. Bayard, Jr., was tho next
speaker He alluded TO the universal
awakening Of Democracy. Democrats had
never deviated from their principles, they
were eternal and would prevail. The DEM
ocratic League was for one purpose-to
put through Democratic policies. Judging
By victories in tho city and partial VIC
tory in the State, the Democrats had
great hope for triumph. IL was evidence
that Il was once again a united party in
Delaware.
Mr. Gray then made mention Of the
steady growth Of the Democratic League
and emphasized its position against po-
litical corruption and unfairness. Voting
by intelligence and conscience was the
clubs purpose he said
George NJ. Gillespie. the last speaker.
predicted a Democratic victory az the next
election.
List Of Guests.
Those present We're James c.
O'Neal, Edwin r. Cochran, Jr., Thomas
F. Bayard, Willard salisbury, A. o.
Stanley, John G. Gray, Thomas p. Gore,
J. Harvey Spruance, David r. Marvel,
William II. Stayton. William r. Kurtz,
Howell S. England. William Carter.
Charles d. Bird. William S Bird, Harry
Cohee. Frank O'Rourke. G. II. Smith,
George Parks. William Springer. Z. NJ.
Cook A. .. H. Grier, J. c. Gugan,
Charles II. Lloyd, James Salisbury.
Edward c. Collier, Sheridan Mason,
Charles f. Taylor. Charles c. Saylor,
George W. Browning. Samuel slesinger.
+. I. Hanrahan, r. r. Calvin. Wallace
Minner. Hugh McCloslSey, George Nc
Closkey, Chauncey p. Holcomb, B. r.
Fluharty, DR.. Francis l.. Springer, ].
Anthony. Charles ID. p. Minor, j. S
Galloway, A. r.. Saylor, John J. Clark
o. Mulrooney. Thomas Duffy, Patrick
Magill. Edward ID. Carr. John Bradley
John j. Mckinley. Daniel McGovern
IL. w. Fripuigro, II. S. S.lKnight, b. Nc.
Daniel. G. w. Carey. F. ]. Mccarthy
NJ. McKenna. c. Robinson, J. D. Glib.
son. +. Kolb.
Jacob Faber, Harrie w. Bell, VII
liam Johnston. d. w. Grifhth, r. ID
Sheldon, John Kennedy. John Slattery
Elmer Mccall, William Smith. p. Free.
man. Peter ]. Ford. c. A. Hastings ]
| o. wolcott, ]. w. Fooks, L. ]. Rigney