Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-04-27
THE POLITICAL FIELD.
Tho Democrats Org snixing in
Various Wards-Omcers and
Committees Appoin ted.

CO"Wltseoe App01n ted.
A large and enthusiastic meeting {
the Democrats OF the First Ward, wa
held last evening in the Water Witc
enginehouse, and tie following officer
were elected
President, George O'Neill Vice
President, j. H. Bleyer Secretary, A
V. Gaynor; Treasurer, Frank w
Reeve; Ward Executive Committee
william e. Balgh. James McKenna
Austin V. Gaynor; Member OF tb
City Executive Committee, William G
Baugh; Committee on Candidates
James O'DOnnel, Patrick Lambert
John W Carpenter, Philip G.. PUNK
EFT, Eugene Sayers. The assem- blae,
adjourned 70 meet at tie Water Witei
engine house on Tuesday evening a
7 80 O'Clock.
The Second Ward Democrats met al
the FELTON, House last evening. and
elected the following officers;
President, Chas. Cannon; Secretary
W. II Stnart; Ward Executive Com.
mlttee, Dennis j. Gallagher, W. H.
Stuart, Dennis Kane, Dennis Carr.
Charles Allen, VIM. p. Windish Com.
mlttee to solicit candidates for council
ana to appoint judges at the nonIina-
ton, VIM. Bareford, Dennis Kane,
VIM. II stuart.
The Democrats OF the Fourth Ward
at their meeting last evening in
Saenger Hall elecued the following Of
tiCers.
Presidential Whean.
Vice President-L. Sprir. ger.
Secretary-J. W. Hart.
Treasurer l.. Paynter.
Executive Committee-J. p. HAYES,
q. Abele, j. Calhoun, M. Farrell, j. +.
Committee on Candidates - Charles
d. Thomas, j. W. Hart and James f.
They adjourned to meet at Sienger
Hall on Wednesday evening.
The Democrats of the Fifth ward
held meeting last evening at the La
fayette Hotel, Ninth and Shipley streets
and elected the following officers:
President, II. G. Turner; Secretary, Q.
J. Campbel Members of the City
Executive Committee, H. B. McIntire,
A. Given, G. J. Kyle, II. j. Crippen,
3 lward Mccall, j. II. Msnda, W.
Pritchett. James B. Hasson was ap-
pointed inspector of the eastern dis
,rict and William N. Mccormick of
'he western district. The secretary
Vas instructed to have the different
for mayor send a represen.
atlve to the polls on nomination day.
They adjourned to meet on Wednesday
1t the residence of Frank Quigley on
Madison street below Seventh.
The Democrats of the Sixth ward
leld a meeting last evening in the coun-
y collectors office. No. 6O2l5 Market
treet, when the following ot1cers were
lected: President, Y. M. Ogie; Secre-
ary,J. G. Farra; Treasurer, H. b. Nor.
ow; Executive committee, Thomas NJ.
'sle, Daniel o. Fox and William g.
'lerce; Committee on nominations, G.
|: Ward, DR.. H Ogle, L. A. Bertolette.
he meeting adjourned to meet at the
all of the President.
The Democrats of the Eleventh ward
cid meeting last evening at the
-ickory Club room, Mary land avenue
nd Adams street, and elected the fol-
wing officers:
President-Carles Sullivan.
Secretary-John NJ. Newell.
Committee to Select Candidates for
ouncil-Robert Cottingham, Edward
cGuire, Harry Smith.
Member of the City Executive Com
ittee-Newton Sample.
Ward Executive Gideon
enney, John Haley, John Hawk,
AIRY Smith, Bernard NIgent, John
Toole, Hugh Conner.
The meeting adjourned until Monday
ening at T. 80 o'clock.