Daily Republican., 1880-03-02
, State POLITICAL POINTS.
Gathered by tho Repubiiean "
from the state Press and Else.
where.

from the state Pfoss ANA Ehsos
where.
s. R. Choate, Of Newark, Is out for
the Republican nomination for the Of
dee Of Sheriff.
E.T. Cooper, Esq, Of Dover, Is one
of the more ambitious of the young
Kent Democrats.
Democratic Supervisors Of Registra-
tion In Sussex continue to resign with
the regularity Of clock. Ifthis keeps
on II will not be long before every DEM
ocrat in the county can boast that he
was appointed Supervisor once upon
q time.
The Sussex County Levy Court sits
to day, aud will appoint q lot Of con-
stables.
Ia East Dover Hundred, Kent, only
ninety-six applicants out Of two hun
dred and thirty have been placed on
the assessment list.
A desire to get the opinion Of 6ena'
tors Bayard and Salisbury on the as
sessment laws OF Delaware took several
Dover politicians, John F. Salisbury
among them, to Washington last
week.
North East, (Md.) Record" That
Dover speech will bother Mr.. Bayard
some. II is q royal boom for the Gram
arcy Park bachelor.
Sussex County Democratic candidates
for Governor: c. G. Stockley, Ebe
Tunnell, John II. Paynter, Esq, and
DR.. Hugh Martin.
The members of ths Sussex Demo-
cratic Committee met in Georgetown
last week, and nominated Samuel
Bacon for Little Creek and David T.
Marvel for Georgetown as Supervisors
J. T. Marvel and G. c. Stoskley having
declined to servs.
"What a farce then II is for the
Honorable Senator from Delaware,
(Saulsbury,) to be set up to Investigate
a charge of bribery against fellow.
member! What a set OF "Whited Sep
ulcnres" we ell are May God have
mercy on us. ."-"Milford News"
"Will TIE Wilmington "Gazette"
give us its reason for dropping the cry
OF "White Mans party, so sudden
ly," asks the Dover "Sentinel."
Senator Salisbury processes to be
unconcerned about the Republican
movement in Delaware, and thinks 1t
will do the Democracy good. Some
people are cruel enough to say that the
Senator is pleased at the appointment
Of ofsupervisors, US there is prospect OF
an honest assessment defeating Bay
ard.
Jim Cats, the East Dover Hundred
tax collector, is playing the same game
now that Collector Eliason tried In st.
Georges, this county. For the last two
weeks he has been hiding, and Repub-
licans who want to pay their taxes are
thus prevented from doing so. In order
to keep the colored men away from his
house, Cats caused rumor to bs cir
culated that he had the small. pox.
This Is from the rampant "Delawa-
rean:" Fellow white men, are you
willing to be humiliated and have your
children forever humiliated by negro
supremacy aud domination II you are
and desire 10 contribute to produce
these results by your votes and intu-
ence, then we say to you, vote the Re-
publican ticket.
Harrington politicians are busily en-
gagged in paying taxes and preparing
for red hot campaign.
The Greenbackers of Sussex County
talk of holding State Convention for
the purpose of sending delegates to the
National Convention to be held in Chi
cago In June.
The Democratic candidates for Pro- |
thonotary of New Castle County, 30 far
as heard from are Thomas R. Lally and
Hon. William G. Whiteley, of Will
ming, Eugene Rogers and young Geo.
Maxwell Of New Castle.