Evening journal., 1912-11-04
SALISBURY THE FIRSTBABY
IN NEW DEMOCRACY" LINE

special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
DELAWARE CITY. Dell Nov A.
swilliam S. Hilles well known lawyer
lnnd Republican. had wonderful
dream the other night regarding,
k.Tho New Democracy" Mr Hllies
descrihed the dream az a Republican
lmass meeting here on Saturday night
when nearly 1000 persons were pre-
kcnt. The meeting was hold in front
of the Delaware City Hotel and mime
host William Bali had the porch and
front OF the hotel decorated with
faes and bunting. RUBY r Vale was
the principal speaker and 20 attend
the meeting had TO motor from Mil
fora after o'clock The meeting
WIS presided over by Horny p. Scott
The Vice President were. Dr. r. A.
Van. Henry Cicmcr. James II Clark
Edward J.. Clark William b. Lester
James IT, Sadier, w. II. o. Ennis,
Senator Ellison, Charles 4. Young,
George Beachum. John W. Smith
Joseph n. Reeves Harry c. Clark,
Harry c. Price, James u. Batten
Theodore Jones' William u. Dawson,
Frank householder. Henry Torbit
and Arthur w Hope.
MI. Scott said 1t was "a source OF
great satisfaction TO him TO stand
on the same platform there four years
ago promises and prophecies had
been made and every promise full
filled and every prophecy made good.
"The bank clearings have increased
rour own bank i'm Delaware City
shows increased deposits, foreign
trade has increased millions and
ahere has been "A tremendous IN
crease for the wage Garner so that
the present time is not the one to oe
frining with the tariff Mr.. Scott SAID.
"Citizcns i'm ecncrsal must make
Icverv effort 10 1ielp old Red Lion
hundred in line for prosperity and
Hhe vote on Tuesday viii show old
Red Lion true to the grand old
party
II was then that Mr.. iilles told OF
his dream. 81 saw, said Mr.. Hillea'
"a great parade approaching me a
1ittle fellow carried a big banner dis
nlaying the sunburst with the words. (.
sThe New Democracy But instead
of the marching things there came a
long line of baby-coaches i'm charge OF
purses. People were on the sidewalk,
and as the babies faces were covered.
N asked the first nurse TO please let
me see the winsomo baby. The COW
ering was removed and there ! recog-
lnized the first baby in line of The
New Democracy as Willard Sauls-
bury. II was the same all along the
llne.
'They wero the same old Demo
cratic leaders, and then came the
brass band playing Hail, Hail, the
{Gang's All Here. II Is the same OLD
gang. The same old platform ana
The same old promises. IL Is the
same old campaign of vituperatlon'
lThe election on Tuesday next is for
something and against somethiAg-
There never was SO much prosperity
and never such chance for the young
man as today. Is it not true we are
all better off? Is your farm not more
valuable? In word. are you not
prosperous? Then why change%
The Republican nariyes Stands today
as ever for the protection of Ameri-
can industries and American labor
The Democratic party stands for Free
Trade II says so. DO you want
free trade and the suffering to follow
in it's wake We do not want the
party that stands for destruction of
the fundamental principal of our
right 10 vote anu ttlpn huve our votes
counted which vase denied in the good
old Democratic days.
Mr.. Mclror For Old Party.
James +. Mclyor. OF Wilmington,
fhc next speaker, said In part.
1"Three more days remain until we
exercise with the remainder of the
people of the United States the right
OF franchise. When the influences of
English Free Trade throttled the in
dustries OF a land as fair as ours there
We're hui three courses left for her
sons To become tramps and paupers,
10 steal and go to Jail or to leave the
scenes of childhood and the grave OF
mother to board the emigrant ship and
come here beneath Old Glorys folds.