Daily Republican., 1880-05-24
THIRD EDITION.
TRUE BLUE BAYARD BOYS.
The Delegates Elected TO the Dem
Ocrattc State Convention

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Ocratic State Convention
But little interest was taken in the
election Of delegates to the Democratic
State Convention on Saturday. The
result in Wilmington was as follows.
First Ward-Philip G. Plunkett,
delegate; Owen ]. Hession, alternate.
Second-J. Frank Ball delegate
William Mccormick, alternate.
Third-Alexander Mcleod, delegates
William G. Baugh, alternate.
Fourth-James P. Hayes, delegate
John Calhoun, alternate.
Fifth-William G. Whiteley, delegate;
Ignatius c. Grubb, alternate.
Sixth-Charles B. Lore, delegate;
Henry B. Morrow, alternate.
Seventh-Henry Dupont, delgate;
John q. Frazer, alternate.
Eighth-James F. Daley, delegate
George Lloyd, alternate.
Ninth-William P. Patterson, dele
gate; Jesse W. Johnson, alternate.
Tenth-Robert Cottingham, delegate;
David W. Hughes, alternate.
All these delegates are favorable to
Senator Bsyard. The only contest that
arose was in the Second and Eighth
wards. In the former, J. II. Richards
opposed Ball. but was defeated by a
a vote of IA to 20.
In the Eighth Ward. euriously
enough, list was made of the strength
of Levy Court candidates. William B.
Norton favored the election of James F.
Daley, and Martin Farrell voted for
Charles McCloskey. Daley received
l25 votes and McCloskey 61.
The Democratic Delegates to Dover
in the Hundreds, SO far as heard from
are es follows
PENcADER HUNDRED.
Dslegates.-S. G. Biggs, James
j. W. Coooh, DR.. William
7. Skinner and David Ford.
No alternates returned.
ST. GEORGES HUNDRED.
Delegstes-Columbus Watkins, Jas.
T. Shallcross, Jonathan W. Leather
berry, William R.. Cochran and W.
Scott Way.
No alternates elected, and delegates
i'll vacancies.
WHITE CLAY CREEK HUNDRED.
Delegates-William F. smalley Caspar
Sheppard, Theodore F. Armstrong, W.
J. Wier and James Hossinger.
10 alternates returned.
RED LION HUNDRED.
Delegates-William A. Jester, Joseph
\. Kidd, Thomas Bird, A, G. Osborn
nd J. S. VallandIgham, Esq.
No alternates returned.
SOUTH cHRIsTIANA HUNDRED.
Delegates-John Mcbride and Calvin ,
V. Crossin.
Alternates-John Jordan and John :,
!. Goodwin.
KENT COUNTY.
pecal correspondence Of the Republican
DOVER, May 2.-The Democrats of 8, !
asst Dover organized on Saturday by
Letting J. Alex. Fulton, chairman, and
. Nicholson, Secretary. The following y
elegates were elected: G. H. B. Day, !
|. 0. Eckles, S. Taylor, James L. Cats, n
!. W. Collins, Henry Carton, William t.
Willis. =
The North Murderkill, Jacob g. !
'rown was chairman of the committee p
nd E. T. Cooper, Secretary. The fol- U
'wing delegates we're elected by ac- -.
lamation DR.. J. W. Sharp, c. G.
rown, Jos. S. Burchenal, E. T. Cooper, 81
i. H. Lewis, William GoOden, Tkos. D.
ubbage. +
In South Murderkill the following
ere elected delegates: W. M. Prouse, =
D. Roe, W. II. Burnite, Caleb Bur- Y
'nal, 5. C. Dill, Eli Dehorty, John n
'balinger, R. J. Reynolds. h
Mispillon..-C. J. Harrington, J. S. h
raham, A. Harrington, E. Sapp,E. W. Il
'aples, s. H. Cahall, Z. B. Smith, DR.. 4
L. Lewis. Il
Duck Creek.-H. Mustard, E. Harri. 4
n, R. Hill, J. W. Jones, W. c. Mitch Il
|, Jr., John Farrell, J. ]. Jones, Rebt. :
snney. Y
The delegates in Duck Creek are: "a
Horace Mustard, ]. Wesley Jones, m
lward Harrison, Robert Hill, Robert
enney7 John J. Jones, John Forsell :.
i'd W. G. Mitchell, Jr. III
THE CONVENTION.
At the convention tomorrow there is bbvv
me prospect Of fun. 1t is rumored 10,
're that the Sawlsbury's have
en- working up an opposition to Bay. v
d in Kent and Sussex. The dele. /
tes likely to be sent to Cincinnati ov
I'M Kent county are Cove Salisbury roI ro,
d Ex' Congressman Williams, for the pr
ti-3ayard men, and Ex-Gov. Ponder, lO(
the same stripe is talked of in Sus- lo'
(. The delegates will go from Will T
ngton on the Sl5 train tomorrow A.