Daily Republican., 1880-04-01
"May have the privilege OF making

MAY have the privilege OF MAKING
q statement"
"If you have anything to say for the
good OF the county you can say it,"
said President Bright.
"At the request Of Joshua s. Valen-
tine chief Supervisor O."
"Have you anything 10 say for the
good of the county, We don't want
to hear any thing about the supervis-
ors," said President Bright.
At this juucturs another application
was made for assessment and Mr.. Wills
was given the floor to make the moticR,
Mr.. Fraim still standing with the pa
pers in his hand.
When the assessment was made, Mr..
Fraim again tried to be heard, saying:
"Mr. President | hold in my hands pa
pers containing the names Of between
three and four hundred persons whs
have been illegally assessed in Will
mington and in the name Of the Federal
Gov
"We don't want to hear any more
about that. The question has already
been brought before the court" said
President Bright.
Mr.. Wells at this time made mo
ton to adjourn which was seconded
and carried while Mr.. Fraim was
standing on the floor.
Mr.. Fraim laid his documents on the
clerks desk and demanded that the
names on them be stricken from the
assessment. There was considerable
excitement at this time, Mr.. J. W.
Hawkins taking the aeor after the ad-
journmsnt and vigorously denouncing
the injustice OF the action Of the Levy
Court aud threatening the members
with q touch Of the Federal laws.
The following assessments we're made
during the day making over 800 assess.
menta made by the Levy Court:
First Ward-Jamss Il. Sherwood,
William W. Miller, Allen T. Fraser,
Francis Bradley, Andrew Jackson, Ben
jamin Thomas.
Second Ward-Elias Silcox, Shad.
rick Trusty, Emery Rnnis, Charles
Turner.
Third Ward-Clinton F. Grub, Sol
,mon Gibbs, Jacob Irons.
Fourth Ward-Georgs |. Spear,
Charles C. .Hagner, Charles F. Ru-
lolph ,jr., Jabez Caldwell.
Fifth Ward-William NJ. Ross, Sam.
lei Patterson, J. Baldwin, Noah Craig, |
Joseph H. Dickinson, Howard Mon
'agus, John 7. Frisby.
Sixth ward. Chsrles A. Hodgmau,
Harry R. Triggs, William N. Wright,
Thomas Turner, Thomas II. Moore.
Seventh ward, Jacob Head, Joseph
1ould, Jesse Jones.
Eighth ward, John Lloyd. William
!. Weeks, George W. Johnson, Robert
Cook, Jr.
Tenth ward, David 0. Robinson John
Gibson.
East St. Georges, jeremiah North,
Jcseph Il. Anderson, William F. Thorn,
as, Jacob Pryor, Samuel Johnson, Perry
irwin Brown, Frank Black, Thomas
Dingle, Isaac Miller, John Jenkins,
William Vensy, James Henry Davis,
'ohn II. Hall, John Blackston, George
burton, Gustavus Green, Spencer Guy,
John Segar5.
East White Clay Creek, Thomas W.
Greetings.
Mill Creek Hundred, Charles Hindle,
lewis II. Bailey.
New Castle, Lsvi Mofitt, Frank H.
George x. Harrington, John
John Porter, Charles Mofitt.
North Christiaua, John Conner, John
e. Kane.
Pencadsr, John franklin Biggs,
LsaAc W. Money, Andrew Pierce, Syl-
Vester Lord, Emery J. Gibbs, Isaac
Winder.
West Rrandywins Hundred, Lsmuel
Fucker, William White, Martin John.
on, Martin Winston.
West White Clay Creek, Egbert g.
iandy, John Barley, Alonzo J. Nc
10y, Benjamin s. Caulk, Robert Moth
rail-, S. Raymond Choate, iJohn Harris
West St. Georges, Alfred N. Russell, t
rankin LeBrovn. +