Daily Republican., 1880-08-28

Fourth Ward-Delegates Samuel M
Wood, William A. Turner, 2. s. Blake
Philip Burton.
Alternates-William l.. Scott, Sam
uel J. Mcintyre, Thomas Dickson
Theodore Purnell.
Fifth Ward - Delegates II. F
Pickels, Anthony Higgins, Cliffort
James, Joseph Price, Abraham R
Jenkins.
Alternates--E. II. Lummis, H. A
Brown, Henry Evans, John Bostiok, W
Z. Grinnage.
sixth ward-Delegstes: Eden Bach
Peter B. Ayars, Caspar Kendall, l.. ?
B. Henry.
Alternates: J. Paul Brown, J. H. G
Macky, James Z. Saville, William
Mills.
Seventh ward-Delegates: Washing
ton Hastings, Charles w. Falls, W. s
Lewis, W. Il. Stont, Charles Ii. Bon
ham.
Alternates: James McKendrick, W
8. Bullock, George W. Stone, c. F. Ru
dolph, James Hicks.
Eighth ward-Delegates: Georg'
Moore, Robert H. Cummins, Thomas
Burk, William c. Rain.
AItsrnates: George W. Wells, Ed
mund Ii. Anderson, Charles Jackson
Solomon Cook.
Tenth ward-Delegates Joseph M
McKinnon, John T. Rogers.
Alternates: John T. Price, W. Il
Furrough.
Tenth Ward--Delegates Daniel F
Stewart, John Myers, and Joseph Will
liams.
Alternates: sam'l Vandegrift, Ed
ward Peckworth and John Smith.
THE OPPOSITION.
The delegates to be voted for who are
favorable to the State Central Commit
tee will be found below. The REPUBL1.
CAN endeavorb to treat both sides fairly,
and publishes all delegates. 1t will be
seen that the opposition have taken
some Of the delegates suggested by those
favorable to the county organization:
First Ward - Delegates: - James
Stroud, II. K. Crawford, J.,,K. sutterley.
James W. Kvans.
Alternates-Thomas J. Bennett
Charles Corson, J. A. Whitcraft, VIM
Il. Harris.
second Neutrality-suspicious. Il
McSorley, Paschall Il. Peterson
Charles J. Bou!den, John Johnson.
Alternates William Murphy, Lewis
Boulden, John a. Hoffecker, Pete'
Bradley.
Third Ward-Delegates--Sam A.
Price, Jr., Lewis Zsbley, A. J. Springer
J. N. Huntley William Il. Clayton.
Alternates-S. Logan, T. Cloud, j
L. Hall, A. Simmons, P. Phillips.
Fourth Ward-Delegates: German J
McMullen, Allen Smith, Geo. Il. P.sim
mons, Alexander Wilson.
Alternates--Wm. II. McCrea, A. d.
Vandever, Thomas Fox, and Thomas
Harding.
Fifth Ward-Delegates: James Scott,
VIM. W. Woodward, L. H. Hoaglsnd
Milton S. Shippers, Peter Kenton.
Automatically VIM. Fields, Wash
ington Mason, Alfred L. .Ainscow, James
&. Speakman, Daniel Manlove.
Sixth Ward-Delegates: Robert C
Fraim, Gilpin b. Understood, Valentine
D. Smith, John W. Tilghman.
Administrations Crosby, Edward
C. Patterson, Henry W. Downing, Ste
phen Byard.
Seventh Ward-Delegates J. s
Valentine, Walter Bacon, John B
Moore, P. s. Williams, Isaac Jefferis.
Alternates ID. A. Devices, Lii
burne Chandler, S. V. B. Cartey, D. p
Hamilton.
Eighth Ward-Delegates William
c. Rain, Frank B. Hughes, Frank Cald
we'll, l. f. Mundorff.
Alternates James Phillips, Georg'
Adams, VIM. H. Miller, John Scott.
Ninth Ward-Delegates A. Nc. M
johnson, James L. Hawkins.
Tenth Wsrd--Delegates Georg,
W. Roberts, George H. Lecch, Henry 7
Reid.
Alternates Moses A. Jarrall, An
drew J. Thompson, 7. NJ. Goalar.
THg VOTING PLACES:
The polling places are as follows
First Ward-White Horse Hotel, southwss
corner OF SecOnu ana Tatnali streets.
Second Wsrd-FeltOn House southeast COZ
ner of Second and Walnut streets.
Third Ward-P. Babc0ck's Hotel, nOrthsas
corner Of Filth and Orange streets.
Fourth Ward-Southwes corner OF FOurtl
and Walnut streets.
Fifth Ward-Bailey's shoe store, southwes
corner Seventh and 1atnali streets.
Sixth Ward-H. Kyle's once, 8l6 King 81
Seventh Ward-Ferry's Carpet Cleaning
Company, Delaware avenue near Madison st
Eighth Ward-Godirey's coal office, south
west corner OF Ninth and Bennett streets.
Ninth Ward-McKinnon's g sh0e store, I wen
tieth and Market streets
Tenth Ward-Mason's cigar store, rortl
west corner of Jackson and Chestnut slee:s
Attention Young Republicans.