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Sept MDsrllsitmsntcr
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rGr
SuHm * Golipa-SnroiGgl5rtc
Slrosr.
So. Observation-Disclosures
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Go Observation-Disclosures.
%obH y ~ I-SoSaf &C GloaQer.
The daily gazette., 1874-10-29
Another Dsnia, of Redicdt Lies.

A despatch from Montgomery says. that
the Republican Chancellor McCraw, whose
division ,mmacts nearly one-third OF Alu.
hama, hss published n letter denying the TX.
istence VI ANY disorder there, The Chanccl-
lor says that since the commencement OF the
present political canvass hs has held terms
OF the Chancery Court in the various conn
ties OF Eistctn Alabama "from tue FOOT Ui
Sand Mountain III North Al ,bama to the
Fiorils line IN the SOUTH" he has been Ia
constant comm unic ationland person alcoistect
with all the lawyers and Leading phizsns Of
both political parties, ,sIi OF whom conversed
freely oil the present state OF political Affairs;
he has attended gatherings OF the masses
OF all colors," and has listened to speakers
OH both sides; aud lie "Joes not know oil
single case OF outrage or personal violence
for opinions stated In all the length anu
breadth Of this DIVISION" nor has he heard
| OF one authenticated case. lie concluded 0y
saying that, There is not a county In East
Alabama in which any man, Democratic,
Conservative Republican, or Radical, many
not publicly declare his sentiments with as
little fear of molestatiOu MS iU any State III
| all the broad Union"
The daily gazette., 1874-10-29
An I,,aDOrtant Question.

During the early part of the campaign,
Messrs. Hukill and Bailey. Republican
candidates for Sheriff and Coroner at
tended Republican negro meeting in
Browntown. During the address of Mr.
Bailey one Of the negroes asked him if he
was elected, would he appoint negro dep
utiesp These gentle men refused to an
swer this question in the affirmative and
they were both rejected by the negro
voters. The conclusion that the candi-
dates who were nominated would appoint
negro deputies follows as n matter of
course.
Those who vote for the Democratic
candidate and the Democratic ticket will
be sure that they are voting for gentle
man who will not send negro to serve
writ upon poor debtor Of either politi-
cal party. The Radical U. S. Marshal
has appointed negro deputies, and baililfs.
and we presume Radical Sheriff would
appoint negro deputies also. 1t would
only DO carrying out the principles OF his
party to which he stands pledged.
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their ticket. 1t is the only logical result
Of the doctrines of the Republican party
and must follow OF the Radicals bs bro
kan down as party leaders. The CONNER
csal. knoiss this, just as well as it knows
thu under our present United States
laws negro women could not be denied
the ballot if ats darling project, women
suffrage, is adopted. And this it knows
was defeated in the Senate mainly by
the speech Of Senator Bayard, whicl
that paper 80 rudely assailed.
The daily gazette., 1874-10-29
LICENSE APPLI. : IONS

III OTICE.-I, VIM +. Griffith, u licensed re-
IN retailsr Of goods, wa, es and merchan-
diae. do hereby give notice that shall apply
n WrItipE 10 the Judges Of tho Court Of Gem
ersi EeSsions OF the Peace h. 4 Jail Delivery
Of the State Of Delaware. in and for tho County
OF New Castle, on Monday the 10th day Of
Novsmbcr. A, b., 1874, being the first day Of
tss neSt November Term, for q License to sell
fntoxicatine Liquors 10 quantities not less
than ono half gallon. on Main Street. in Town
Of Newark. School District No. SO. IN White
Clay Creek Hundred, New Castle County.
Del. and the following substantial freeh0lders
recommend the said application. to wit
X. P. Pennington. Benjamin Caulk
lanes Gibson, Henry B. Courtney.
.Jeass IT. Smith. S. X. Chonte,
II. l.. Choate. John 0'Donncll. Jr..
Michael Quin.en. ~. walton.
Roger Coibit. J9hn Corhit.uy,ru Corhit.
Vct28-3t+ WA. r. dhAfrlIh.
The daily gazette., 1874-10-29
THE STATE C1NTASS.
REPUBLICAN MEETING AT LAUREL
MISERABLE FAILURE.

RE PUBLICAN MEETING AT IAuREI'-A
MISERABLE FAILURE.
A correspondent writes as follows
relative to Il Republican gathering"
at Laurel, Sussex County, on Saturday
last:
Political meetings being the order OF
the day, Saturday, October gath last,
was one of the fair representations OF
the Republican and Civil Rights reform
party of this place.
Large posters were set up in town
and country for week, giving notice
of the great MASS Meeting" marked
with the device of the great American
eagle, just flying from the earth, hea-
venward, emblematic of the asccnden-
cy this party of negro supremacy was
to take over the Democracy of our
State, at the coming election, by the
choice of Doctor Jump for Governor,
and the whole Republican ticket.
A wagon drawn by four horses, with
flying banners, came in town. early in
the afternoon, proceeded to the Hotel,
where large crowd was supposed to
be gathered for the fray, but more de-
jected disappointed set of beings you
never behold. No crowd awaited them
nor was there cheer to rent the air
in enthusiasm of the good time com
ing.
The meeting was called to order, with
W. w. Morgan as chairman. A goods
box was procured, of some four by five
feet in dimensions, placed upon ''Sir-
mons Corner" and DIR. Davidson, edi-
tor of tho Milford News and Advertis.
er, mounted the "stump," and oh, Dio
genesl dind't he ven this spleen onDel
aw are Democracy, The way he rolled
up taxes and the bonded debt, and the
means provided by the State govern
ment for liquidating them, was cruel
anGl remorseless. He exhausted his
vocabulary, in trying to smooth the de
fects of James X. Lofland's in relation
to 1he Civil Rights Bill.
We think the Doctor was somewhat
puzzled for subject, or he would no
have hurled his lying, political anathe
mas at Hon. Thomas +. Bayard, for al
who know Mr.. Bayard, from the Gov
ernOr of the State, to the most debauch
ed negro of the land. isaware his repu
tation is irreproachable.
We advise the Doctor to vent hi
spleen upon men more of his level an
not be wasting his lung force on on
, whose acts and reputation are so ia
t above the political nausea he bTeathe'
{ as TO lose its deadly, malalial po
8 son before it reaches him, for whor
ne (the Doctor is not worthy to act {
liveryman.
o Lawyer Richardson, followed I'll
o Doctor in few remarks, but as Il
t person expected to hear much, no OF
8 was much disappointed. The crow
a Twas by far the smallest, we have wi
], messed on many business Saturday a
- ternoons,
% Not a strain Of music, or Il lor
d "hurrah" rent the air during the who
e occasion, but as a political effort,
|. was a complete failure. If the party
!. negro suffrage and equality deprecia
:. in the future as they have in the pa
= = at coming campaigns, they will not
u able to muster even crowd OF negro'
d DEMOCRAT,
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NeggOes in the Public Schools.

The Commercial, in some rather crude
comments on our correspondents letter
from Newark, says:
'And it (the GAZETTE also knew that
forcing negro children into the white
schools" of this city was never proposed
in the Board of Education, in any shape,
whatever. and SO never caused any "out-
burst" from anybody. 1t would have
been candid and honorable in the Gazette
to have added to its foolish correspond
ent's letter, line stating these facts,
and the omission to do so is at least un-
candid, if not more"
1t may be that our correspondent has
used the wrong name. Mr.. Higgins ap-
pears to be especially unfortunate in
getting the sins of the Radicals tackled
on to his back. But that is only because
he makes himself shining mark
whenever there is forward movement,
by "the party of progress and, there
fore, it was very natural that the write
of the letter should pen his name. Be
yond this We do not see that there ha
been any error in our correspondent. Oh
the contrary there was a time when
was almost feared that tho Board c
Public Education, composed mostly c
Republicans, would be broken up owe
the question Of putting negroes in tn
schools. Some of the members went s
far as to intimate that they were nc
certain that the United States laws, g
they existed. did not give the negro
right into the schools, and from whic
he could not be excluded; and that tn
would be tested if the Howard scho'
(coloredD was not taken under the chare
of the Board, or separate schools provit
ed. After the discussion of these que
tions the Republicans became SO divide
that serious quarrels were imminent, an
it is known that Mr.. Hilles was rejecte
as President soon after. We must col
fess that as strong friend of educatic
we are still fearful that negroes will
put in some Of the public schools if Il
Republicans SHOULD succeed in sayyyil
The daily gazette., 1874-10-29

The cause of party must be des-
pernte indeed when its success depends
on such lying appeals as the following
from the National Republican
At the present time vote for the
Democracy is vote in favor OF the
payment of the Confederate debt OF
h pensioning of Confederate soldiers
of compensation for the emancipation
slaves of the issuance of more ire
deemable papermoney and of Nationa
reputation.
The daily gazette., 1874-10-29

NOTICE.-ln compliance with tho require
IN ments of the act of Assembly in such
case made and provided. We hereby give no
tice that we shall app y IN writing to the Court
livery Of the State Of Delaware. in and for
the County Of New Castle, upon Monday.
being the first day Of tho next November
Term Of the said Court, Tor License TO sell
into xicatiug liquors for medicinal purposes. in
quantities not greater than one quart. at the
N. W. Corner Of Sixth and Market streets. il
being No. 60l Market street. in the Fifth Ward
Of the city Of Wilmington. and the follow
ing freehOlders recommend said Application
Chss. q. Rumiord, John X. Kane,
8. Floyd. W. 4. Westbro0k.
William Candy. Philip Garrett.
D. James, Thomas II. Slavery,
BENJAMIN Nields. II. Mendinhall.
J. T. Heald. u. s. Grubb.
Eiwsrd, H0opez X. Morrison.
William Tatnall. Chas. w. Rowland,
Edward Belts, levi q. Clark.
EllwOOd Garrett. VIM. u. Gibb ms.
Granville WorrelI. II q. StotsenbuTg,
Israel Pusey. Thos. Mitchell.
Il. BRINGHURST d. CO.,
oct.7.3t Apothecaries.
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GENERAL NEWS.

Senators reasc, OF Mississippi. and Sar-
gent, OF California, had interview with the
President yesterday. .,.,'.
The Brotherhood OF Locomotive Engin-
ears, which has been in session ut Atlanta,
has adjourned, and will hold It's next ,snnual
session in New York. "
The New Jersey Secretary ot State has
forbidden the Oriental Insurance CompaDy y
of Jersey C,ty to take any more risks,o on th,
ground OF fraud in It's organ,z ,tion and nun.
agemcnt.
The daily gazette., 1874-10-29

SALE OF THE STEVENS BATTERY.-lron
mongeIs are exhibiting lively interest in
the famous Stevens floating battery. which
Is advertised 10 be sold al Trenton, N. j., on
Monday hext, in accordance with II Stats
law to that effect IL is not anticipated that
any thing can be done with ths huge ma
chinc, except as old iron; but onr thut point
there is DOUBTLESS room for wide difference
ut opinion.
The daily gazette., 1874-10-29

VT>HE LAST SHOT.-A Meeting OF the Dem
Hundred, will be held at the Newark Hotel.
on MONDAY Evening. November 2. 1874. ut
7 o'clock, sharp. The Hon. WIN. q. White
Icy, Geo. Gray and Edward Reynolds. Esqrs..
will address the meeting. Democrats, turn
out In force and show to our enemies that the
old party is not dead, but alive and able to
kick. GEO. u. ERR. Pres't.
JOSEPH DEAN. Sec'y,
The daily gazette., 1874-10-29
Examine Your Tickets

Rvery Democrat should carefully ex'
amino his ticket, and be sure that
every name on the ticket is correctly
spelled, and that all the names are on
the ticket.
The daily gazette., 1874-10-29

NOTICE. l.. William Alsentaer. 10
IN compliance with the requirements OF the
act Of Assembly nsuch case made and provided
do hereby give notice that l shall apply in
writing, to the Court Of General Sessions Of
the Peace and Jail Delivery Of the State Of
Delaware, in and for the county Of New Cas-
tie, upon Monday the 10th day Of November
next. A. D., 1874. being the first day Of the
next November term Of tho said Court for
License to keep an Inn or Tavern. at No. 3CS
King ,trss2 In ,hs Fourth Ward % Of The s,s,s city
Delaware, and to sell Intoxicating liquors
in less quantities than one quart, to be drunk nj
ers recommend the said application. to wit;
John D, Kurtz, Francis X. Jacquot.
George Abele. Alexander J. Hart.
Peter Thielman. John Eullmer,
Henry II. Albert, Crist Mayer.
james A. Hart, 9ottleib Mammele,
Julius Krauspe, John DEER.
Thomas b, Kelley, Leopold Schumacher,
W, Kunz, Thomas Eaton.
Thomas Fox, J. B: Lapaire.
Joseph Teas, Lowis Springer.
Matthew Kern, Francis Lapaire,
Clemens Basler. John z. Slsso.
oct27-3t' WM. ALSENTZER.
The daily gazette., 1874-10-29
A,,other Democratic TictOry.

The election for Common Councilmen
in Baltimore was held yesterday. The
Democratic candidates were elected in
all tho wards, the Democratic majority
being 9,757 in total vote of 1929.
The daily gazette., 1874-10-29
Kent Co. Democratic Ticket.

For Governor,
JOHN p. COCHRAN.
For Congress,
JAMES WILLIAMS.
FOR SENATORS,
HENRY B. FIDDEMAN, Of Milford,
WILLIAM SAPP, of Mispilhon.
FOR REPRESENTATIVES,
JOHN M. VOSHEL, of Duck Creek.
WILLIAM B. COLLINS, of Duck Creek.
j. FRANK WILDS, of Kenton.
WEBSTER D. LEARNED, Little Greek.
JAMES H. TODD, Of West Dover
VIM. BROADWAY, N. of Murderkill.
THOMAS C. GREEN, OF S. Murderkill.
FOR sHERITE,
PETER L. COOPER, of N. Murderkill.
FOR CORONER,
PETER CREADICK, of S. Murderkill.
FOR LEVY COURT COMMISSIONERS.
NATHANIEL II. GRIFFIN, KentonHd
HENRY NJ HOW, for Little Greek HID
PHILEMON SCOTTEN, West DoverHd
JAMES A. MARTIN, for Milford HID.
The daily gazette., 1874-10-29

DROPOSED AMENDMENT TO THE
i CON SUTTON OF THE STATE OF DEL
AN ACT proposing an Amendment 10 The C,n.
st,'ution for the purpose Of empowering tbs
Legislature To e,iucf a General Incorporation
Lao.
SECTION l.. De 1t enacted by the Senate
and House Of Representatives OF the Stafe Vt
Delaware in General Assembly met. uwu
thirds of each house deemng it necessary an
cOncurring therein. aad by and with the ap-
probation of the Governor That the following
amendment bo and the same is hereby pros
posed 10 the seventeenth section /. the Sec
ond article of the Constitution of this State,
to wit. ly adding to the said section thu
following words. subject to tho provisions
aforesaid: The Legislature shall have power
to enact n general Incorporate act. 10 pro-
vide incorporation for religious, charitable,
literary and manufacturing purposes. Tor tho
preservation of animal and vegetable food,
building and loan associations, and for drain
ing low lands and no attempt shall be made
in such act OF otherwise to limit or quality
the power of revocation reserved to the Legig-
lature in this section"
SECTION 2. And be Il further enacted. That
the Secretary of State be and be Is hereby
directed, after the Governor shall have ap-
proved of the above proposed amendment
and this act. duly 10 publish the above pro
posed amendment and this act in. two or
sidera:ion Of the people Of this State. at least
three and not more than six months before
the next general election for Senators and
Representative in this State. 80
Parsed at Uooer. Aprit3 1879.
A. V. LESLEY,
Speaker of the Senate.
JOSEPH BUkClIENAL,
Speaker of the house Of Representatives.
STATE uP DELAWARE,
Executive Department. :
June ID, lS7I.D
This Act was passed by and with the appro
baton af tho Governor.
And |. JAMEs PoNpER. Governor Of the
State OF Delaware do hereby express my ap-
prOval Of said amendment rs proposed in said
act.
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OFFICE OF THR DELAWARE RAILROAD Co.
Dover, Del, Oct. 18th, 1874.

rT>O THE STOCK KHOLDERs OF THE DEL
i AWARE RAILROAD COMPANY. =
Notice 10 hereby given that meating of the
Stockholders of the Delaware Railroad Com
pany will be held at Dover. ON THURSDAY,
the 9th day Of November. 1874. at ] 80 O'Clock.
p. M. for the, purpose of considering the
terms and conditions Of an agreement be E.
tween the Delaware Railroad Company and
the Philadelphia. Wilmington and Baltimore
Railroad Company. providing for the guaran-
Bonds, to the amount of six hundred and
fifty thousand dollars. (36S0, ,000) proposed to
be made BY the Delaware Railroad Company
and secured by mortgage on the road. for the
purpose of providing means to pay the loans
falling due July LIST, 1875. and also Tor the pur-
pose Of ratiiying the proposed extension oil
and Baltimore Railroad Company, as pro-
yided for in tbs original agreements between
he parties to the same.
BY order of the Board of Directors.
III. HAYES,
octl3-uawtm secretary.
The daily gazette., 1874-10-29

We learn by despatchrs from Chicago that
wheat and cCrn had experienced further
slight decline, though al the close OF busi-
ness there was an improving tendency and
rates were finer.
The daily gazette., 1874-10-29

NOTICE.-NATURALIZATION.-ln NJ or
IN der to vote at the next Presidential eltc-
tiOn. take out your first papers before the
second Tuesday in November next. First pa
pers taken out at any time in the day, and in
the evening from 81 to $50 O'Clock. before
second story Post Office Building. octl7tonolO
The daily gazette., 1874-10-29
NET ADVERTISEMENTS.
The Mason & Hamlin Organ Co..

Winners of THREE HIGHEST MEDAL}
and DIPLOMAS OF nvN0k. at NiESNAs
1873. and PAhIs, 1867. nov offer th: m FIN ~
CANS in the WORLO. iDcluding ne styles
with recent impr, vsnents. not only ex-
clusiyely for rsn, as formerly. but Also 90
NEW PLANS OF EASY PAfMENTS, The
ED WITH PRIVILEGE OF PUECil ASls,
to almost any part vf tho country. First
payment 81. 30 or upwards.
ILLUS fkATED CATALOGUES and Cir
q1est. A idreis
M ason N Hamiin Organ Co.
Hosi.M. New YORK or chicago.
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iSusser Co. Dem. County Ticket

FOR GOVERNOR,
JOHN p. COCHRAN.
FOR CONGRESS,
JAMES WILLIAMS.
SENATORS,
JOHN w. CAUSEY,
j. TURPIN MOORE.
REPRESENTATIVE,
tASA. CONWELL, Broadkih Ill.,.
g. Il. PHILLIPS, NanticSke e
JOHN W. PHILLIPS, Seaford"
ROBR. LAMBDEN. &c.
JOSEPH H. McNEAL, BALTIC. 80
PAYNTER FRAME, Indian X. g
S. P. HOUSTON, L. i K.
sHERIFF.
WIN. GRAY.
CORONER.
w. s. NELSON.
LEVY COURT.
NJ. ROGERS, Seaford HID.
II. w. WILLIN, N. W. +.
8. M. SIMPLER, e..
P. W. MARSH, l. X.
VIM. o. SHORT, Dagsboro g
DAVID r. SMITH, Nant. "
The daily gazette., 1874-10-29
srATR SENATOR'S

srATR SENATOR'S.
White Clay Creek Hd., JAMES H. RAY
Appoquinimink. HENRY DAVIS
REPRESENTATIVES,.
arandvwiue HID, SAMUEL HANBy.
W;imington. ISAAC g. Pyle.
Mill Creek, THos, L. J. BALDWIN.
Nav Castle. THos. HoLcoMB.
Red Lion. THos. BIRD.
st. Georges, HENRY A; NowLANp.
Pencader, WILLIAM +. BIads.
LEVY COURT COMMISSIONERS.
GEo. d. MrpuL. Of Mill Creek Hid.
wv /. WIER. White Clay Creek.
WIN. r.. BRIoHr, Red Lion.
VIM. PoLK. st. Georges.
JANIS G. WILSON and
SAMUEL RoBERTs, Appoquiuimink Hid.
The daily gazette., 1874-10-29
Feather Report.
WASHINGTON, October 29-l A. M.

For the Middle States falling barameter,
northeast to southeast winds, waimer aud
increasingly cloudy weather, wi : rain In
the western and northern portion.
The daily gazette., 1874-10-29

NOTIcE. MARY .FILON. in CON-
lN piiance with the requirements Of tho not
of 4 ssembly in such case made and provided. do
hereby give notice that shall apply ~ writing
and Jail Delivery of the State Of Delaware.
10 and for the County Of New Castle. upon POI
1874, being the first day Of the next Novom :
ber Term Of the said Court. for Q LICENSE to
keep an Inn or Tavern. called tho Delaware
House, in the town Of Delaware City, School
district No, rs. in Red Lion Hundred. Della
ware, and to sell intoxicating liquors in less
quantities than one quart. TO be drunk on the
premises. and the following freeholders recon-
mend the said application. to wit:
his hia
Felix y O'Nsil. Patrick n Devaney.
mark. mark
Wit-P Carney, Wil-P. Carney,
his James Muliigan.
Thomas u Murray, Peter Mulligan.
mark, his
Will. Hunter, Francis n O'Neal.
Frank Bruuer. mark.
irhomas Turner. Wit-P. Carney,
VIM. O'Neal. Thomas Cunning ham.
P. Cahill, Michael Casey.
oct27 81. MARY FILON.
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NOTICES..

NoTIcE.-FlTTn WARD DEMOCRATS
house Of 4. Quigley. No. 62O Madison Street.
on Thursday evening. Oct. 18th. 1874 ut IA
o'clock. By order Of the
oct2S-2t Executive Committee.
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At the Election on Tuesday nect
NOV. Sd,

Polls open between 8 and 0 O'Clock, a
m. and close at 5 o'clock, p. IN.
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BANKS AND BANKERS


JCIISS'r NATlONL BANK
OF WILMINGTON.
Depository Of the Public Moneys,
AND
Financial Agent of the Uhit-j etstss
EDWARD BELTS. President,
GEO. u. ARMSTRONG, Cashier.
Paid nm Csputai. 100000
Philadelphia and Now York Ezohangs fur
nishei to regular DsMsitors without charge
Discount days. Mondays and Thursdays. at
$50 A. NJ.
DIRECTORS
Clement b. Smyth, George W. Bush.
Israel Pu ey, Ell GARRETT, .s2R
Henry Y 3 Mscomb' M;I';.m yoshr. + riis.n i,s.li.
Edward Belts. inar28
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TN THE DISTRICT COURT In
l. op THE u. S. yoR THE Bankruptcy,
DISTRICT OF DELAWARE
John McLear & Son. Bankrupts,
DISTRICT OF DELAWARE, IS.
In pursuance Of an order Of the said Court,
hereby give notice that a general meeting oil
the creditors of said Bankru will be held at
the United States Court Room for said Dis
trict. on Thursday. the ffth day of November,
A. D 1874, at three O'Clock p. M. before Levi
G. Bird. Eco. Registrar in Bankruptcy in said
District. Signed
WILLIAM CANDY.
oct23e0dto n0v5 Assianee,
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County Ticket.
For sherif-WM. II. LAMBSON.
For Coroner-RICHARn GROVES
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MAKE YOUR OWN
q r N AM e N r S .
HALLS Patent nUsKIN0 GLoVE..

OK. NO(l per day at home. Terms free. AZ
W VLU dress 0EO. STINsoN X Co.. portianii
Maine.
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Democratic Nominations.

State Ticket.
poR GOVERNOR.
JOHN P. COCHRAN
OF NEW CASTLE sOUxTY.
pKPaRsENTATIvE IN CONGRESS-,
JAMES WILLIAMS,
OF KENT COUNTY.