The daily gazette., 1882-07-24
! STALwARF TRIUMPH.
A-ur DOVER RING" AGAIN
Thh WcToRiouS.
mpRY,s NOMINATION. ASSURED.


raw delegates From New Castle.
WIZ ,r =, Those From Sussex and Kent's
I",s ns vote. the "Ring ;, win Control
the Convention
p.nnhlicsn election for delegates to
A. state Convention, which TOOK place
e..urday afternoon, resulted IN giving the
S,",o Central Committee wing OF the party
ssa s"~ control Of the Convention, which, OF
tle last assures the nomination of Albert III.
% comoe, oS Sussex county, for Governor. An
SUI .sn.i Ia beinp made to discount the effects
e9OlS .h,s vjctoTy by claiming that the Conven-
VI su,D ,s,,I he controlled by delegates In favor
" a,on I.county n rights" but those who make
vi .s,, asseriion declare in the same breath
.,,S .a.t Fooks, the candidate Of the "county
.1nS,sv usS neople, is out of the race.
r. this CITY the contest In some Of the
varis was very exciting, notably in the
MIA where Major Dent and George Saw
~, ,"rv wore Judges and Fred f. Bach of the
Ifavr;uo y,Ts, clerk. The returns as first
oOmntd ave Thomas johnson, "county
,i"bt,0 dAegate, 100 votes to 9S for Ii. II.
vSVrsu, Hrlng" candidate. The subse-
SSst nOceedings are thus detailed by the
kw!
,ui Bach went home Mr.. Sawyer, the In
rettOr remained until Mr.. McMullen came
,Opg to learn the result. Learning how
req he came to being elected, he claimed a
gcount and he and Mr.. Sawyer aver that
lhev made recount and found 100
'NrMullen tickets. Upon this Mr.. MeMullen
\ once sought Major Dent and brought him
lsck TO the polling place. Major Dent has
zmsde a statement to reporter of the
Morning. .Nors of what then happened as
bIOvs After got there found Sawyer
Ind Tom Bennett Ga Central Committee |
hm in the room. Before | left TO go
home We had completed the cleo
Hon-counted the ballots, signed the
lsrfcates and nailed up the ballot box
sith the original ballots in IL. ! found the |
|aIot box reopened and the MeMullen bal
ds all sorted out and heaped on top. They |
Eed me to count them. ] did SO and |
Omted out 100. | did not count Tom |
dnsOns votes, believe our count, the |
bit count was right. did not sign any
eE certificate and shall not" Mr.. Nc |
fallen says that he demanded recount,
lhch was given, and the result showed that
bad received 100 votes. He says further
atMr Sawyer has promised to give the
Eiheate to him instead of to Thomas
AnsOn. -m5.
4 II Johnson receives the certificate McMul-
RVil contest, Mr.. johnson says he is not
nmted to either of the leading candi.
hte for Governor.
The fOoks delegates Of the Ninth ward,
20 we're defeated, insinuate that crooked |
alng was indulged in by their opponents.
N1 the election the ballot-boX, it is |
iged was brought to the police station,
the contents thrown into the water |
Rt.
Ne result of the election will be found |
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NEW CASTLE COUNTY.
WILMINGTON CITY.
first ward-Fooks delegates Frederick
Ele, l6, Samuel II. Baynard, II; William
Gsahfy, q Curry delegates William
lle', "; Wizard Thomson, II; Charles
OOpts ~ This elects one Fooks and one
ufry delegate The inspector settled the
between Baynard and Thompson by vot-
for The former
second ward-Curry delegates-Chas. ID
Aner, Isaac !. Parker, james ii. Murray
Gd John johnson.
imrl wari-tieo. w Sawyer, 1G7; James
Eelal, ial; Il, z. McLear, 100; Thomas
GTBnssl loO; II. II. McMullen, 08.
lDuflA Sari-Fooks delegates-James
ul,oh i59. Jacob II. Lewis, 167; Chas.
ufaht IN Curry delegates-Wm,
Es@s t9gr' i; isli Allan Smith, III; VIM. II.
4
lLl Enard-Fooks delegates BENJAMIN
aG, Eleazer Ainsworth, Nathaniel r..
ri,mi. p"I "r, IT. pr' tieorge K. Henderson,
,S%, 1l"' + lolnllnson They had majority
NM .yT%, a3 :, over :, the Curry delegates.
sr 'n @al.l-fooks ar delegates Joseph NJ.
l,.n,., ~ JAMES y ". Agnew, DIR. l.. A.
IlsFl sra.l Simeon Hood, Jefferson Crayton.
sl'ah varts ticket, headed by Captain {. II.
evsa,t satt' was beaten by 81 majority.
,Iva.n. nt,an ."afd-curry delegates Austin
,s"n ,5y5ol, y James DANNY, Levi Garrett,
NJ II" ,9slles' as Daniel 2. Hamilton. The
rnsnaa ma aeygalfs, headed by William c.
tes ss''ei were defeated by a majority of IS
I$1''i IIyjn u. saId-curry delegates James
ercq1 I 'p3ae Fa,a, annon George Wells, Charles
Sna ,' frsak "a Caldwell. Majority, 81.
lds n.r,3 rn,3anfl-Gurry delegates Ziba '
y. a. Plp Patla X. Smith, 1877. Fooks dele
iest n i,aaA L, Gallagher, Alfred w.
raD anu ~ saatoa-Fooks o delegates VIM. T.
sSyI,l' %@ gharles W. Salaway, 6st John
i, e;sl' ~ % Curry delegates R. ID. ,
ieI.oD S a. W. Wellington, 81; Thomas
s.s sa'1 Ward-George Roberts, Curry
'Saaass55sailnt%i19a-Fooks, Sas5si %a +, 20; Curry, 20.
Il certiaoa. di MeMgllin receives the Third
ks and 9Sate 9S t llle result will be 1s for
a, IN THE COUNTY.
sgaes aa'laaywine aa hundred-the Fooks :
Ferp ng d. oharles Green and George Wat !
dI cre", ce,gelei, receiving 20 votes.
,mte, mtes,,eek-Fooks delegates Josenb II
krs0earo David Eastbum, James M. ,
aeteI etIe, h', William +, Little min. :
I'D Ws. Vst SUPPOSED to be for Fooks
MI nnte sn Clay Greeks ! Wr,obt
let Whit" r., Instructed for John Piliing.
tuctel f., eiay Greek-Joel Thompson. :
snesda. 'or JohnPilling. |
npel Aricbsa ibSaiaaei MeIntire, G. T. Harris,
+ w. "i roOks.
Sn ~ ~ CONTEST IN NEW CASTLE. q
Ann nsinsTLE, IN TL, July 22.-But one ticket /.
as foio@"'. castle hundred, the vote be- !
Nge " ESeiS@s; F'T Delegates-E. L. Wilson IN
fod. hai,llcott, Robert Mcfarland John
aNc,Iiin1dlale n1dlalernlates-Ferdinand IeekIer J
'th, TS5,e9' T5s :. Samuel Jackson, Samuel !
fgltes ars ane fo 5olal poll was l55 votes. The
v. l
nlT,pasE LAW, RED LION uNINsrRucrrn.
taad Geo'5.l.Il clIy, Y, July 99.-James II.
tsales 70 St2fgg t2ag e W, Reybold were elected
recelyinaa' a'e Republican State Conven
tucted tns Six votes each. They Suesenf are nn,
Clark !. any ny one, but it is understood @ t
'h. h for Curry and Reybold GG'gS@ for t
log loDlrro%wFss WEST ST. GEORGES ron vooKs
SSaty ripbt.Ss' J July 22.-The Higgins s91 or t
George5s4 In,l men carried East and "S West
eraor TIED fSs being solid for Foohs % tne fn,
tast-Deaaanse. ane tickets were as follows. 'oi !