The Morning herald., 1876-05-12
THE ELECTION TOMORROW

Tomorrow the election for delegates to
the Republican State Convention, which
meets in Dover, May 18th, 1875, to elect
delegates to the Cincinnati Convention,
takes place and there promises to be an ex-
citing contest. Both sides are marshalling
their forces and it is thought large vote
will be polled. In addition to tho election
of delegates "a County Executive Committee
will also be elected at the same time.
The following are the names OF the gen.
tlemen placed on the ticket who are favor
able to the election of James Scott, Esq, as
delegate to the Cincinnati Conventions:
Second Ward Delegates. Mccall,
VIM. McCres, John Wentz, Charles Dolan.
Alternates. Henry Feldmeier, Lawrence
Sova, M. w. MackleD, Solomon Bantam.
County Executive Committee.-Chas. E..
Sparks, Joseph G. Rowland, John E. John
son.
Polls corner of Second and Walnut streets,
open at 3 O'Clock p. NJ, and close at 7
o'clock P. NJ, Saturday, May 18th.
Third Ward Delegates.-Wm: 7. Swig-
gett, David II. Coyle, Wm. Il. Clayton,
John NJ. Scott.
Administration s. Crossley, VIM. A.
Green, Joshua Conner, Elisha Duncan.
County Executive Committee.-GermaD
d. Lincoln, George w. Vernon, Thomas
Black.
Polls corner of Fifth and Orange streets,
opep at o'clock p. NJ, close at Z o'clock
P. M, Saturday, May 18th.
Fourth Ward Delegates. Woolley,
Thos, E. Moreland, David II. Gustus, Da-
vid Stevenson, James II. Anderson.
Alternates.- j. Horner, Philip
Trayner, Benz. Crozier, Jas. Engleton, sr.,
James Conner, Sr.
County Executive Oommittee.-A. NJ.
Sparks, John T. Davis, Albert Vandever.
Polls at City Hall, open at 8 o'clock, Z.
NJ, and close at o'clock p. M, Saturday,
May 18th.
Fifth Ward Delegates.-Levi Q. Bird
Levi G. Clark, Thomas W. Saville, John
Tilghman, Joseph Price.
Hlternatss.-Wm. Fields, Samuel G.
Tazewell, Vim. Simmons, VIM. L. Grinnage,
John F. Bostick.
County Executive COmmittee.-W. l.. u
Thomas, Z. H. Hoagland, John Dillahay.
Polls corner of Ninth and Shipley streets!
open at 3 o'clock P. NJ, and close At
O'Clock P. NJ, Saturday, May 18th.
| Seventh Ward Delegates.-M. l.. Lien
tenstein, M. B. Stotsenburg, Caleb Milborn
Levi j. Coppin. -
Alternates.-John j. Flanagan, j. D.
Winslow, Peter Kenton, Robert +. Jones.
County Executive Committee.-Genera
Thos. j. Jordan, John P. Ruth, John "
Virgins.
Polls at cigar store, Orange street abov'
Tenth, open at O'Clock P. M =, and close al
nD M Aoturdav Nav 18th.
\ Eighth Ward Delegates.-G. B. Under,
wood, VIM. H. Caldwell. ~
Alternates.-T. h. McCallister, Isaac I
Sufphay. ~
County Executive Committee.-H. h
Hawkins, Benz. Price, Jeremiah Pittman.
Polls corner of Fourteenth and KIM
streets, open at 3 o'clock P. M, and clos'
at 7P. M, Saturday, May 18th.
Ninth Ward Dclegates.-James l.. Hawk
ins, Joseph w. Morgan.
Alternates.-John 7. Wright, A. b. NC
Pherson johnson.
County Executive Committee.-Johl
Davis, George W. Lewis, William H. Fur
rough.
Polls at Old Academy, open at 8 o'clocl
P. NJ, close at ?. NJ, Saturday, May 18th
| Tenth Ward Delegates.-Phillip M. Plun
ket, Geo. R. Robots, Ezra Lukens.
Alternates Coyle, Charles W
Solloway, Absalom Caulk.
County Executive Committee.-Edwart
H. Boys, George Humes, James Lang.
Polls open at 3 O'Clock P. M, and close
7 O'Clock P. NJ, Saturday, May 18th.