Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1874-10-15
TINE STATE CANVASS WARMING.
THE DEMOCRATIC MAJORITY ALMOST
WIPED OUT, IN KENT.
kMYRNA-OUTRAO EOUN Dis
FRANC1H1SEME NCS.
state Politics


THE LITTLE ELECTION, AT sMyRNA-rhusiEcrs foR
NOVEMBER.
Our correspondent at Smyrna sent ur, on We'd
nesdAy, an interesting letter describing the Lit.
tie Election there, but we were unable, IN the
presa Of election returns, to get II IN, IN run.
lie says "The Democracy we're hard to get to
CONS to the polls to vote, aud besides, the nom
NATION for AS-ar-Hr, the person named being
considered totally incompetent, so completely
demoralized the party that many respectable
Democrats did not vote FOR him at all, while
quite n good number voted square for the Re.
publican ticket. Never before has the Demo-
cratic organization in this Hundred been 80 de-
moralized and disappointed. With united ef-
fort and long pull and q strong pull We can
elect our State ticket in November, und y maj0r
ity OF the Legislature Let us, then, all pull to.
getber"
RESOLUTIONS OF THE SUSSEX nEpuBIlcANe.
Besides resolution endorsing the State plat
form and ticket, the Sussex Repnblicans,at their
Convention on Thursday, adopted the follow
ing;
Resolred, That We hereby charge the Demo
cratic Party of this State, with gross mismAn-
agement OF her financial Affairs, and with con.
tnued system Of legislation, productive OF un-
necessary and excessive taxation.
ReAolred, That our political opponents have
for years recklessly managed the affairs OF this
| county, and expended extrayagantly and nJn-
diciously large sums Of the peoples money
burdenin8 them with an onerous taxation iOl
which they have received no Just equivalent
For the reformation Of which evils, State and
County, we hereby pledge ourselves.
Resolved That we call upon the Democrats
Party Of this State to explain why, during their
long term Of power thoy have not granted the
oft repeated demands OF the people for All I'M
proved school system.
hesotced, That while the Democrats are LOUD
| in their abuse Of the Republican Party, falsel,
charging it with eKtravagant ultraisms, We are
curious to know how far their utilization witt
| Greeley and Sumner, in the last campaign, com
mitted them to their peculiar political princi
| pies, and that while We commend the politica
advance OF those Democrats who advocated th'
election Of Horace Greeley to the Presidency
We would most earnestly urge upon them q
steadfast adherence to the faith that once wa
| in them, and invite them TO further progress IN
grace by voting our entire Republican ticket on
the Sd Of November next.
SUSSEX REPUBLICAN CO. COMMITTEE.
| The following County Executive Commute.
was named at the Convention, Oh Thursday :.
J. O. Pierce, Cedar Geek Jno. G. Hazard
Broadkiln Chas Richards, Georgetown !: Vim
| W. Sharp, Nanticoke Henry P. Cannon, Nortl
| West Fork n. II. Brown, Seaford Thos. II
Chapman, Broad Creek Thos. II. Riggin
Little Creek d. Burton, Dagsboro D. @. Pref
| lyman, Indian River /; II. r. Burton, Lewes ant
, Rshoboth /; s. B. Cannon, Gumsoro' ; Jane,
d. West, Baltimore.
70 DEMOCRATIC MAJORITY IN KENT.
| Upon the vote for Assessors the Democrat
| majority in Kent comfy ia reduced to nearl
nothing. The following are the najorities