Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-06-09

Republican state Convention.

ELECTION OF DELEGATES IN NEW CASTLE COUNTY.
The election OF delegates to the Republican
State Convention, at Dover, took place Throughout
this county, Thursday. In this city large de-
gree of interest was displayed at all the polls.
Usually, q few people gather, and arrange the
matter, but such was the interest manifested
yesterday that about 400 votes were polled i'll
the city alone. This unusual activity would
certainly seem to show that the Republicans are
alive to the importance of the present campaign.
First Hdid.--Levi ii. Springer, James Stroud,
Stephen Davis, A. ]. Thompson, and Jacob Lam
plugh were elected delegates, each receiving "a
or IS votes, and Mr.. Springer, who was on both
tickets, 13l votes Sylvester Rianhard, George
Mccall, Isaac L. Crouch and Thomas J. Bennett
received So votes each. The whole number of
votes cast was 1874. Alternates, Wesley Talley,
VIM II. Pierce, Il. X. Crawford, d. II. Coyle,
Patrick Holland.
Second Hdrd.--Dr. john Cameron, Thomas
Knott, and VIM. Green were elected delegates.
and VIM. Heal, q. Gilbert Cameron, and John
Mills. Jr. aternates, by an vote ranging from
IS TO 6S; Hon. j. $. Valentine, A. ID. Vandever.
and John Stewart received from 81 to 33 votes
for delegates.
Third Ha,d.-Benjamin Nelds, Geo II. p.
Simmons, Anthony Higgins aud Geo. Thompson
were elected delegates, aud Thomas Y. De Nor
mandie Wm. II. Postles II. i. Hayes, and Solo
mon Hersey altcrnates, the first named receiving
40 votes, and each of the others n. Robert Tay-
lor, James Fletcher, VIM. ID. Nolen. and Peter
Mccullough for delegates, and l.. $. Taylor, and
b. s. Clark for altenates. received votes each,
except Mr.. Taylor, who received 10.
Fourth Wards. W. McCaulley, James Con-
ner, David Stephenson. and lssac q. Saxton were
elected delegates, and Wm. b. Hyland, John J..
Thompson, r. +. Moreland, and O. II. Hackett.
Alternates. by vote ranging from iOI to iOo for
all except Mr. Saxton, who was OH both tickets,
and received 1876. George Buzine, James Gribb
and Charles Bonney, for delegates, and Benjamin
Crozer and James Huntingdon, for alternates. re-
ceved from 16 to Is votes each.
FJM Hard.-Henry II. Pickels, Thomas Nj.
Culbert, benjamin T.. Bye, and DIR. Wm. Fields,
were elected delegates, and J. p. Ruth. Wash
ington Mason, Alexander Chandler and Edward
Griffith. alternates the two first named receiving
1856 voies each. and each Of the others lSS. An
opposition ticket containing the names of Wm,
VI. Field, VIM. Cloward. A. u. OAIera, and WIN.
Chandler, for delegates, and of Philip Garrett.
W. s. Hayes, and Thomas NJ. Culbert, for alter
Mates received from rs to 26 votes.
SirH. Ward.--William McCaulley, j. NJ. Dunn,
VIM. Il. Deggs, Washington Hastings. Daniel
Woolall, were elected delegates by u vote of
from 1862 to 1866 and Edw Lewis. A. L. Bailey and
Wm. ii. Foulk, alternatcs by a similar vote Mr..
Hastings who was on both tickets receiving 2l2
votes The other ticket containing the names
of Philip Quigley, Edwin Lewis, Lewis Curlett,
Robert c. Frame, and Washington lIasiug for
Delegates. and Thomas McCaister, Francis VIM
cent, William Forrest, Stewart Carlisle for alter
mates received 46 votes.
1 NtrtiNN Uum.--JOnll L. Mc1Iedf. ItoWalu NJ.
jenkins and Robert Lee were elected delegates,
and James Lewis and James g. lickels, altei mates,
each receiving ia votes. except the last named.
who received 40. An opposition ticket. bearing
the names of Nj. NJ. Child, j. Wesley Hawkins
| and L. A. Taylor, with George W. Dorsey and
Robert Lee as alteriates, received from So to 5S
votes.
Eighth Ward.---Clas. Ii. Gallagher. who re-
ceived 80 votes, and Joseph H. Phillips Ton both
| tickets), who received 1nl votes, were elected
Il l.l.. n
| DeiTickson, who received S' votes each, were
| elected aternates. An opposition ticket bearing
in addition to the name Of MIR. Phillips, that OF
]. Il. Richardson, as delegate. and Lewis Zebley,
| al alternate, received IL votes.
i Ninth Ward. Games j.. Hawkins and Joseph
C. File were elected delegates, receiving 80 votes
each, and John u. AIurphey. alternate he re-
i ceiving 35 votes. There We're one or two scat
| tering votes, but no opposition.
Ne,D Castle HliidiYd. --George u. Tybout
William q. Sprance. Benjamin S.liooth, Richard
Jackson and II. Ii. McNlulen were elected
delegates.
Brandy,oine IHuuhpd George Thompson, W
II. Griffith. Wm Luke. and Samuel Lodge, were
elected Delegates, and Chas. Green, Robert ga
sey, Clark Webster, Jr., and Sharpey Perkins
alternates by votes ranging from IL to Il, there
1 being no opposition.
Clt,'istiand Hnqd,pd.-J. W. II. Watson, Alex
H. Dixon, Thomas Brackn Daniel B. Anderson
Graffn Yeatman James NJ. Brackin. =. S.Bancroft
and Daniel Green, Ashton Richardson, DIR. j. II
Chandler, James Brown John Ball. John $. Mil
Ter, BENZ. johnson, and Geo. Ely, alternates b
votes ranging from 3S to II. Leander f. Rddl
received 81 votes, and DR.. Greenleaf, % and ther
were several scattering votes for other candi
dates.
White Clay Greek IN. John Pilling, F. A
Curtis, Aaron Baker, and James Wright wer
elected delegates, each receiving 81 votes. Dl
Haines and S. II. Choate each received votes
Mil Greek Id. s. NJ. Curtis, Jacob Chandle.
Joseph Poole, Thomas ]. Moore, and VIM. Il
Walker were elected delegates, and John Arm
strong J. L. bartholomew, A. Buckingham
Robert Walker and VIM. Little alternates with
out opposition.
81. Geo,yes Hindred.-John G. Corbit, Josep
Cleaver, Geo. W. Karsner d. b. Stewart, II.
Lloyd, Aaron w. Lynch, Il. Il. Smith. Alternate
H. A. Perkins, Il. d. Cleaver, Jas. ]. Janvier,
s. NcWhorter, w. c. Parker, Il. L. Lockwoo
Clayton Wides.
dppoquinimink.-B Denny, W. W. l.
, nam, j. W. Wright, W. II. Faulkner, W. I
) Money. J. S. Hand. Alternates. W. G. Allsto
@. w. Caltomus, N. Davis, Wm Daniels, Geo.V
! | Gordon, Jas. G. Hutchinson.
= Tencdder. - Joel Woodward Ferdinand ia
vier, Mailon Baton, and Wm, L. Dyatt are Il
delegates chosen This completes the list +
| New Castle county.