Evening journal., 1912-10-18
EAGER FOR
MESSAGE OF
PROSPERITY
Voters Jam MarShalltOn to
Hear Orators Tell Of Ma
tiOn'S Growth
Under G. .O.P.
1900 MOUNTED MEN
MAKE UP PARADE LINE

ing of the Young Mems Republican !
Club of Marshallton there last night |
For more than a mile leading along /
every road the houses and spacious |
lawns were illuminated and Marshall |
ION itself was aglow with Transparent
cies and illuminations. About 800
horsemen under the direction OF
Lewis b. Guest and headed by the
Newport brass band and a Fife and
drum corps led the parade from
Prices Corner to Kiamensi and back
10 Marshaliton. Sixty automobiles
were in line. Il was the biggest po-
litical rally ever held in the hundred.
White Clay Creek, New Castle,
Christiana and Brandywine hundreds
sent their delegations to the cheering
crowd The mounted men looked
splendid. in new riding uniforms,
riding some of the finest horses in
the East
The speakers stand was on the
Guest lawn and was tastefully de-
coratcd with flags. bunting and flow
rrs with Taft and Sherman pictures
displayed in several places.
Among those noticed at the meet
ing were. Robert Robinson, Con-
gressman William II. Heald, George
W. Sparks. Clerk of the Peace II. A.
Brown. John h. Taylor. Or. l.. III. Ball,
nr. John Ball. State Chairman Colo
mel Edmund Mitchell. Walter S. Bur
ris. John Spring, candidate for cor
oncr: David J. Reinhardt. Lawrence
= Broman, James G. Shaw Daniel
Thompson. A. v. j. George, B. a.
Groves. Everitt Hollingsworth, G.
Candy Hopkins. John NJ. Walker,
State Senator Frank r. Ewing, Alex
andor Guthrie Levy Court Commits
slonor w. Frank Taylor, Clarence
Grant. John M,--Wilson, Coroner
James II. Chandler and Representa-
tive Richard G.. buckingham.
Mr. HeaId The Chairman.
The meeting was called to order
hy former Representative Richard 4.
liulmc who introduced Congressman
William H. lieald as chairman.
Congressman Heald said il was al
ways q pleasure to him to attend
such a Republican meeting. Then he
launchcd into his speech saying
Il know of no place, no commun-
ity that suffered as We did at the
hands of the Democrats We are
prosperous and the people arc bocom-
ing particular as TO the prosperity
they are going to have Remember
Sg2 and remember the result of that
election Remember what Republi-
anism means ia the State of Della
ware
"Fhe people OF Delaware have so-
icctod a ticket that stands for every
thing the people want. We urge You
10 Support them. II Mr.. Miller IA
elected Governor; If Mr. Hall is elect
cd Congressman and your neighbor
Dol. IrI pIA
commissioner we will have contin-
uance of good sound government. Re-
member the state is depending on
you DO not 20 back TO the time of
twenty years ago; support the whole
ticket and we will have the next
Governor of Delaware
Senator Miller Well Received.
The Hon Charles r. Miller was
next introduced Senator Miller re-
marked that the chairman had intro
duced him as the next Governor OF
Delaware, but whether he is elected
or not he said he is making true and
loyal friends i'm every part of she
State. Senator Miller said he liked
to stand for the young men.
Continuing he said I'VE have
some of the old soldiers here tonight
We respect their gray hairs and
honor them. Senator Miller said he
could not understand why the peo-
ple Of Delaware or of the United
States want a political fchange. lie
then referred TO the general prosper.
ity.
1--WE had an era of prosperity be.
fore and we voted for a change w,
got IT, We didn't like t. Factories
closed and men walked the streets
craving for bread There are no souI
houses today and no charity organ
stations giving bread to unemployed
men. Farmers are getting theh
benefit of the great prosperity in thil
country.
no YOU WANT A CHANGER
"Farmers here Is an illustration fOl
You. In 1895 corn binder cost Sl25
Ii took the following farm producti
then 10 pay the cost price; 625 bush
-cIs Of barley; 200 bushels of corn
1000 bushels of oats; 1000 pounds
hogs on foot.
~In October 1911 The same article
cost sl20. II took the following farm
products 10 pay the cost price; 81
bushels OF barley; $50 bushels o
corn; 627 bushels OF oats; ZOO
pounds hogs on foot
Farmers, Why Changer
DO you want a change? Go bac
10 your homes and 90 over your book
Z and see how much better off You are.
Senator Miller continuing. said: Il
s Delaware with 100000 people. 10
; farmers property has increased 4
1fen years $22,00o,000. DO you wal
changer
III am elected Governor l win /
4 Governor OF the whole people regarC
q less of class. creed OF color. ] has
q no responsibility al present ] Al
(. worrying about nothing. ! belieN
a every man has a right 10 vote an
have his vote counted DO you wal
: 4 change2 For four years, as
{. .ciuzen Of the City Of Wilmington.
= .eonld NOT vote. My name was mast
= Gated so ! could not vote. / belio'
= that the solution depends on puttir
z into Office men who Will serve the PEE
= pie and administer the methods SUI
= igested and live up 10 the duties
= lheir Office. Then these officials mu
r have men back OF them so that Del
r ware can. live up to her opportunitie
& I'VE care nothing for other State
y while We have the wealth in our Stat
( Do you want to change. l do n
= think So"
Mr.. Miller paid a high tribute
u the candidates on the State tick
s saving that every man has lined
E close to his heart the interests of ID
% aware.
q Lands Speaker.
Congressman Heald next introduc
N<<<fie Hon Charles b. I.andie. OF In.