Daily Republican., 1881-06-18
VOTERS OF ONE SIDE.
One Hundred and Seventy.fOur
epublIcans VINO Say they Voted
With Mr.. stroud.

last Saturday night opposed MIR. PICK
els, send the following for publication
To TILE REPUBLICANS, VOTERS ol
WILMINGToN;-A committee appoint
ed from the annexed list desire to sub
nit for your consideration the follow
ing statement. Alta meeting held in til,
Lincoln club room on Saturday evening
June llth, for the purpose of selecting
q City Executive committee &c, Henry
+. Pickels acting as chairman,a and Thos
w. Saville, Sec'y, upon motion made
by John II. Stroud, to substitute tick.
ct presented by him, for one presented
by benjamin 7. Bye, the chairman, II
+. Pickes, ruled that Mr.. StrOud's sub,
stitute was lost, and when division
was called for, he still decided the sub
stitute lost, and upon motion to ad.
journ, made by Daniel +. Stewart, "a
Post office employee" he declared il
carried and withdrew himself from the
meeting.
Weherewith present to you the ma mes
of one hundred and seventy four Re-
publican voters with the wards in which
they live, who were present at that
meeting and who voted in favor of Mr..
Strouds substitute and who were against
an adjournment.
OF the ia voters 100 were white and
the balance Colored. In addition to
this number there are about 60 more
Republicans who voted in favor of Mr..
Stroud's motion and who were against
an adjournment. The number of those
voting with Mr.. Pickels did not at any
| time exceed from 60 TO 80. Each per-
son whose name is hereunto annexed is
willing to make oath as to his pres
ence at said meeting. 1t has been
charged that what they call the Bird
wing Of the party had Democrats there
to vote with them. He pronounced it
false as within our knowledge there
were no Democrats present, and most
positively within our knowledge Mr..
Bird took no part in the formation Of
the committees or in the proceedings Of
the meeting. 1t is charged that we had
Democrats from the Delaware Fire Co.
We also pronounce this charge false
We declare Mr.. Pickels acted most I'M
fairly and unjustly and tnat he could
not help knowing that we were in the
majority far more than two to one. We
further propose to stand by the action
of the meeting rs organized after MIR.
Pickles and his friends left the build.
ing.
First Ward-James Stroud, John
Beatty.
Second Ward-W. T. Parker, Samuel
S. Roberts, Bradford Murphy, William
johnson, James L. Johnson, Augustus
Ogden, Harry Lowe, Joshua Emerson,
John johnson.
Third Ward-David II. Coyle, H. H.
McMullen, George Finn, Oscar Gouert,
James Sewell, Thomas Silcox, John n.
Huntley.
Fourth Ward-George H. p. Sim
mons, William II. McCrea, Edward
johnson, w. V. Boyd, Thomas Fox,
James Tucker, Alexander Burleigh,
James b. Heal, James 4. Heal, Jo-
seph Morgan.
Fifth Ward-E. II. HoaglaRd, James
L. Speakman, william Simmons, Peter
Kenton, James Seeney, W. II. Mount,
f. A Taylor, Deacon Taylor, c. b.
Voc cdrow, A. l.. Ainscow, Joseph Price,
John Bostick, George Bagwell, Philip
Loper, Henry Gibson, Horace Smith,
Henry ii. II. johnson.
Sixth Ward-rhomas Hawkins,
Robert G. Fraim, H. II. Hawkins,
Henry Downing, Edward Patterson,
Harry Pierce, William Walker, James
Patterson, X. H. Ewbanks, Valentine
Smith, Rayworth Weldin, A. Thomas,
William IL. Harvey, John E. Bailey,
j. j. Whitaker, W. e. MeSsick- w. b.
Weldin, James Agnew, George Dutton,
j. ii. G. Macy, p. II. Peterson, James
Merrhew, John Adams, John Pierson,
William Russell, william Kinney,
Lewis Provost, Il. p. Chamberlain,
George Edwards, William Parrish,
James Patterson, Jr., James Patterson,
Sr., Thomas Crawford, Harry Stirling.
Isaac Carly, william A. Smith, Wesley
Tilghman, Thomas Crawford.
seventh Ward John w. Hawkins,
William Y. SWisgett, Draper A,
Devices, James DANNY, William
Devices, joint Stroud. Isaac Bullock,
Alfred Windle, Samuel Hawkins,
John Fountain, John p. Ruth, d. p
Hamilton, $. V. b. Carty, Walter
Bacon, William Lindsey, John W,
Huxley, Charles Black, John Moore,
Michael Furley, Thomas Fl. Rile,
Joseph w. Trusty, William Trusty, |
Asa Murray, Peter II, Evans, Charles
Fitzgerald, Lewis II. Hamilton,
Theodore H. Gray, William Fl. F,
Wright, Charles DOlaH, Samuel Mccoy, |
Asbury Sterling, Horace Berry, Charles
Cosdpn, Richard Heritage.
Eighth Ward. Lewis r. Grubh, VII
liam McShea, William Decker, Isaac
Mundorf, Robert II. tummins, William
Il. Nichol, !. II. Melvin, Is. F. Barker
Robert f. Wri hit, James Mason, Will,
liam IL. Miller, Howard Caldwell, Hen
ry Jeandell, John G. Allen, p. Grubb,
Thomas, Henry Cumnins,
Cummius, George Cumnjus,
George Coney, James RogerSor, James
H. Porter, Frank Caldwell, j. ID. Beau
champ, William Foreman, George Wat
son, Edward Hammer, Frank Triple,
Holly.
Ninth Ward.-James l.. Hawkins. |
George b. Lewis, John f. Coyle, JOIN
Elough, John Bullock, Alfred caches,
James Cornell, George f. Hatt0n, VIII
liam Kinsler, Theodore Anderson, Ed.
ward Lloyd, Charles Blddle, Lawrence
Fisher, Samuel Carter, John Bayard,
Theodore Burris, William Forand.
Tenth Ward.-George Leech, Ezra
Lukens, Michael Clancy, James
Keenon, Charles Weston, Charles
White, William White, John Grinnage,
Ward Groomes.
Eleventh Ward.-Joseph Keenan,,
Hugh johnson.
We now submit to the Republican
,oters of Wilmington the fairness with
which Mr.. Pickles acted when be dc
Jared there were only 81 votesscast for
he substitute of Mr.. Stroud as we'll as
N the question Of Adjournment.
We now challenge Mr.. Pickles or an,