The daily gazette., 1880-09-28
FIRST EDITION.
LOCAL POLITJCS.

T. A. Torb-rt, who no brilliantly distin-
guisbed hinstlf la the numerous battles
iu which he was engaged to preserve
our u mon, and who diet rs bravely as
he lived ,sho wing the same cour age "a the
struggle against the s.oriny ocean waves
as he did In the ield Of battle, and ex-
hibiting the same self-sacriticing spirit
ip l)sing his life to aid helpless females
In the hour OF danger from the angry
sea. as when he jrOparnizsd IL on the
insangui ned plaiiIs Of war.
ResolUed, That q copy of these resolu-
u,ns be sent 10 his sorrowing widow,
and, also, that they be published In the
dfferent newspapers priuied IN the
State of Delaware.
BARNEY RosENBLATT,
SAMUEL j. WOOD,
JoHN J. TONER,
Committee.
The meeting ordered the commit
tee to send an engrossed copy of the
resolutions to the widow of the de-
ceased.
During the evening the Guards re-
ceived sixteen new members. They
adjourned to meet on Tuesday even
ing.
LITTLE ELECTION INSPECTORS.
The Inspectors appointed by the
Levy Court to hold the Little Elec-
tion," which takes place next Tues
day, are as follows
First ward, First district, Eugene
Sayers; Second ward, Second dis
trict; Joshua Pyle; Third ward Third
district, p. f. O'Donnell; Third
ward, Fourth district, Patrick Gard
ner; Fourth ward, Fifth district, VIM.
J. Morrow; Fourth ward, Sixth dis
trict, Edmund b. Frazer; Fifth ward,
Seventh district, Charles j. Camp
bell; Fifth ward, Eighth district,
Edward Mccall; Sixth ward, Ninth
district, Rob't. Z. Tawressey; Sixth
ward. Tenth district, John NJ. Enos;
Seventh waid, Eleventh district,
VIM. B. Hickman; Seventh ward,
Twelfth district, ALLEN Cloud; Eighth
ward, Thirteenth district, James F.
Daley; Ninth ward, Fourteenth dis
trict, E In u I'd c. Kuigh.; Tenih
ward, Fifteenth district, John Nc
Enteo, Jr.
In the hundreds outside Of Will
mineton the County Tax Collectors
act as Inspectors, and additional Of
ficers are appointed for the hundreds
that are divided into two voting dis
tricts. The list is as follows:
Christlana, North, Thomas Toy;
South, James +. Porter; Brandy wine,
East, Walter Pierce; West, Joel Cloud;
Mill Creek, Henry NJ. Whteman; Pen.
cader, William r. Reece; New Castle,
William +. Thompson; Red Lion, West,
John A. Cleaver; East, M. II. Kirby;
white Clay Creek, West William M.
Hawthorn; East, William X. Lyman;
St. Georges, West, J. b. Foard; East,
W. J. Eliason; Appoquinimnk, Henry
A. Wilson; Blackbird, Walter s. Rey-
nolds.
The Inspector OF Wilmington Hun
dred, Immediately after the votes are
counted, are required by law TO assem-
ole at the City Hall and issue certi-
.icates to the Assessors and Inspectors
4lect.
A REPUBLICAN RALLY.
The Republican campaign clubs of
this city, numbering about six hundred
went out TO Hockessin, last evening, on
A speci al train over the Delaware Wes
tern Railroad. OLher clubs from the
adjacent neighborhoOd also went out,
aud quite on imposing parade, for that
section of the country, was had. There
was also meeting, at which brief ad-
dress were delivered by e. G. Bradford,
Jr., ESQ.,, OF Wilmington, Republican
candidate for Representative, and Mr..
r. T.. Bach. The Wilminl ton clubs re-
turned shortly after midnight.
WARD MEETINGS.
Sixth Ward Democrats met in the
Phoenix engine house, last night George
G.. Ward in the chair and Andr-w l..
Johnson Secretary. WIN. E. HaiZlett
was nominated as the candidate for In
,pector of the Northern District, aud
John G. Farra of the Southern District,
to be voted for at the Inspectors election
next Tuesday. Thomas M. Ogle, Henry
Eckel and George G. Ward were elected
Lhe Executive Comm ttee Of the ward.
The Fifth Ward Democrats, last mig I
and selected an Executive Conlnittee
composed of Joseph l.. Carpehter,Jr., Ed
ward II. s ngles and Harry j. Crippen.
The Williams Democratic Club, last
night. held a meetin. and decided
to 90 to Ches, er tonight, in company
with the Bayard Club, on the Susie A.
Nc Call TO attend the grand Democratic
demonstration in that city. The boat
will leave Fourth street wharf at 7
O'Clock.
The Young Mems Democratic Club
decided to go TO Chester, and will leave
here on the 7 O'clock train. Members go
ing are requested to be at The head
quarters at $50 O'Clock.
Seventh Ward Democrats met at the
Logan House, last evening, Thomas q.
Doud in the chair. A Committee OF three
APPOINTED to name permanent officers OF
the ward organization, reported the fol-
lowing:
President-Thom - e. DOud.
Secretary-James Cannon.
Treasurer-oamuelC G.. Peirce.
Messrs. Frank Kane, Saml &. Peirce,
and Thomas e. Doud were app Jinted
tne ward Executive Committee, and The
following were nominated as candidates
for Inspect Ors to be voted for at the
.Tlttle Election":-EasterD Precinct.
VIM. b. Hickman; Western John Mack
! lem.
At a special meeting Of the Blue Hens
Chickens Club, of the Setenth ward, last
evening, 1t was decided not to go to
Chester to night, the notice being too
short to allow the necessary arrange