Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-10-06
The t'iis.


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First Ward. -Ephraim spragtie (1l.), 1GG
Matis Taylor ID. $50. Taylor's majority, 70.
| Second Wald-Christian Clayey. r. II. John
| Wright, D., 49,; Wright's majority rs.
| Third Ward-Isaiali II. Thomas, r., 143. Hen
| ~ Ilape, d., 1G0 Lape's majority H.
| Fourth Ward-Wm. II. Griffin, H., 142. Thos.
| d. Eaton, d.. 1870 Latons majority 33.
| Fifth Ward-W N. Chandler, r., 2Os. Dr. ].
| A. Rowland, D., 13l Chandler's majority II.
| Sixth Ward Edwin Lewis, r., 223. George G.
Ward, D., ls7 Lewis's majority SO.
Seventh Waid-John A. Springer, r., 2s9; Nc
| Call. d., So. Sprnger's majority, 2O3
Eighth Ward Lewis Zebley, H., 147. Vim. II.
Carlisle, D. 50; Zebleys majority ss.
Ninth Ward -Joseph G. File, r., 90. Edward
G, johnson, d., 81; Files majority 10.
So the Republicans elect the Inspectors in the
five upper wards and the Democrats elect theirs
in the four lower wards
Brdmtyrihe, Vest Inspector, William Will
son, d., liz; Samuel II. Derrick, H., i21; AS
SCISSOR, N. NJ. Barlow, d., 15S; Samuel NJ. Tai
ley, H., III; Road Commissioners John A.
Graves. D., 10; Adam Prince, D., 1877 Joseph
Miller, H., III; Robert Casey, r., 122.
MN Greet. Inspector, john G. Jackson, H.,
2l5; Benjamin Footc, d.. 2l3. Assessor, q. W.
licrson, H., All George AIedell, D., 2l5 Road
Commissioners, John q. johnson. H., 300: S.
Siarpless, H.. 20i: Thomas j. Chandler, D.,
DO Samuel Hardness. d., 223.
Ghristimta !soph.-I Inspector, j. NJ. Brackip
George W. Ely. H., no; j. Pouison Armstrong
d., 90 Road Commissioners. VIM. u. Harvey
n, $50; Joseph Pctitdemange, H., 131 Jackson
Holmes, D., 81; Albert ]. Lvnam d., 81.
White clay Crctk- Inspector Joseph Dean, Jr..
p, 300; abraham Cannon, H.. 200; Assessor,
Samuel ". Morrison, D., 2j7 Jesse q. Russell,
IL, 30; TOAD Commissioners. John McKerwan,
p. PSI; Edward Wilson, d., 255; Aaron Baker,
H.. 202 William Mcbride, H., 1913.
Ch3isiidnd. AOfh-- Inspector Wood. H., 202 !;
Dnllphprty. Dem lf7 Assessor Elv Il 1Sp.
Armstrong.D., 40; Road Commissioners, Harvey,
II, w. Petiilemange, H., 205 Holmes, Dem,
10; Lyman, D., 49,
~. Gtorgs Republican majority for Inspector,
20 Assesror,3i; Road Commissioners. IS and 30.
Edst Hrdniytpine.- Democratic majority.
P'faetaier.-35 Republican majority.
Nor Cdsit-l29 Democratic mai
y. Red Lima Is Democratic maj.
Apo lUihaitl. 300 Democratic mai
KENT COUNTY,
lnuenc, by various considerations. ono Of
which was tile desire to see the effect of the indie
pendent Democratic movement, the Republicans
made liz nominations III most of the hundreds.
IN few, however iksts were RIM. lii
North lInr1etkill, tho vote for Inspector
was tie, between the Republican and
bomotraii, candidates, being a gain of 100
oyer 1868, when the Democratic majority reached
that number.
III Mispillion, some effort was made by the
Republicans, but it was slight. The Democratic
majority is li3. against $50 in 1868
III Milford, there was sharp contest, though
a light vote. The Democratic majority was
against 80, in 1863.
sl'SsHN COUNTY,
Tickets were no. run by the Republicans, in
some of the Hundreds. The following are the
reported naiolitier;
lWtoma--lli Democratic majority, against
l02 in 1865.
Ct'in' C,,ct-s Republican majority against
y Democratic. in 1868.
HroaisW No Republican ticket.
Aanticokt-ll4 Democratic majority, against
10 III 1868.
A. " Fori-15 Republican majority, against
IL Democratic, in 1868.
SeGfoni-8 Democratic majority, against 81
in 1868.
Bsaaa cn,S 92i Dem mai, against 22s, in
1863.
1868.
UdgSjno--37 Dem. mai, against l3l in 1868.
Leres aud Hei,otoh II Dem. mai, against
i3, in 1868.
We have no ratnrns from Indian River and
Baltimore. Those given above show nett gain
of l09 for tho Republicans but they have made
| comparatively little effort in most of the Hum
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