American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-08-30
RED LION MEETING.

RED LION MEETING.
AT an adjourned meeting Of the democratic re-
publican citizens oil New Castle county, assembled
agreeable to public notice, June 9Th, 1922 it was
REsoLvED-That it be recommended to the de-
mocratic republican citizens Of the respective hun
dreds of New Castle county, to meet on the first
Saturday of September next, to wit.-The citizens
Of Brandywine hundred, at the inn kept by Robert
Galbreath; and the citizens of the other hundreds
at the places in the respective hundreds where the
general and special elections are held, for the pur-
pose of cecting ten delegates for the hundred of
Chrstiana and FIVE delegates for each of the other
hundreds, who recommended to meet at this
place on the Monday following, for the purpose OF
forming the county ticket.
REsoLyED--That the persons hereafter named
be, and they hereby appointed judges, to hold
the election OF delegates, and to receive the votes of
the democratic citizens in the respective hundreds,
to wit: Rober; Forwood, Joseph w Day and VIM.
Smith, for the hundred Of Brandywine; General ].
Wolf, Thomas Baldwin and George Whitelock, for
the hundred OF Chrstiana; George Springer. Fran
els Denny and Robert Walker, for the hundred of
Millcreek George Gillespie, James Anderson and
]. Hesler, for the hundred of White Clay Greek :;
Henry Steel John Hays and Richard Simmons, for
the hundred of New Castle Levi Boulder, Samuel
Boulder and Jacob Faris for the hundred of Penca-
der; William Herock, Levi Clark and Charles
L Vanhckle for the hundred OF Red Lion Jacob
Vandegrt, William II. Crawford. and John Caulk,
for the hundred OF ST. Georges; Thomas Reynolds,
William Weldon the Cd, and Cornelius Naudain,
for the hundred of APPOINTMENTS who are re-
quseted to give at least ten days public notice in the
respective hundreds, OF the time and place OF such
election.
AT a numerous and respectable Meeting of the
Friends of The Union in Sussex, held at George
Town. on Tuesday the 30th of July, 1922, the fol-
lowing Ticket was agreed upon as the Union Ticket
OF Sussex County.
Senator,
JOHN CAREY.
Assembly,
EZEKIEL WILLIAMS, sn'f.
KENDLE NJ. LEWIS,
WILLIAM HILL WELLS,
JOHN WHITE,
GEORGE POLK,
THOMAS RIDER,
SOLOMON PRETTYMAN.
Levy Court,
ARMWELL LONG; Dag'h Humid.
ISAAC NAPLES; Ind Il. Hund.
WILLIAM HARRIS; L. <. Re.
GEORGE FISHER; C. Creek. ill.,
Coroners,
JOHN CADE,
MINUS MESSICK.
Resolved, that the proceedings of this Meeting
be published in the American Waterman.
ARMWELL LONG, Chairman.
THOMAS JACOBS, Secretary.
DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN MEETING.
At meeting Of the Conferees oil the Democratic
Republicans held at Dover on Tuesday the 18th
day of August 1922, for the purpose of selecting a
suitable candidate for the Office of Governor, and
also suitable candidates to represent this State IN the
Congress OF the United States there were present
from Newcastle county-Samuel B. DAVIS John
Warner, Andrew Gray, John Crow, Henry White
ley, Levi Boulden, Philip Reybold, John Merritt
and Arnold Naudain From Kent county-Isaac
Davis, Presley Spruence, Jr Elias Naudain, An
drew Galley, John Adams, Robert Young, Willard
Hall, Thomas Peterkin. William NJ Saterheld *
John Brinckloe From Sussex county~John D.
Smith, John Smith, Thomas O'Neal, William Hill
Wells, Joseph Smith, John Tenant John Houston
and William d NAPLES.
Isaac Davis was appointed Chairman, and Arnold
Nsudain, Secretary.
Resolved, That JOSEPH HASLETT be re-
q commended to the citizens of this State candi-
date for the Office of GOVERNOR at the next Gene
Z raj Election.
a Resolved, That ARNOLD NAUDAIN be re
commended to the citizens of this State candi
y date for REPRESENTATIVE TO the Congress of tn
4 United States, for the next Congress; and tina
u JAMES DERRICKSON be recommended to tn
4 citizens of this State to supply the vacancy in tn
Congress OF the United States, occasioned by tn
4 resignation of Caesar A. Rodney, Esq.
4 Resolved That the proceedings OF this meeting
n be published in the American Waterman and il
hand bills
ISAAC DAVIS, Chairman.
ARNOLD NAUDAIN, Secretary.