Daily Republican., 1882-07-24
prpTBLICAN PRIMARIES.
~umDAI,s DELEGATE ELEC-
sALssA LARGE VOTE AND
TAO"vAOABLE ELECTIONS.

II Ravnard, Wlll@n
d: DSyd I"cynd wsrd-Charles ID. Harmer
,SsC ooCV Parker, Joseph IL. Murray
John C@,1,.S JOnnSd nyard-Henry G. McLear
~, Lna," mas Johnson, George W. Sawyer
TholnsTT Tesnan, In this ward the cleo
JAln9Vs ~ Thomas johnson Is contested b.
IOI i Mcwullen who claims that b
rna.ajved u, a 100 votes and Thomas johnson
lW@ W,SSr.h ward-James EglintoE, Jacol
II fT Tswis Charles W. Grant.
d; 1ittb gt" wsrd-Benjamin Nields, Esq,
r;rdHsr rmI Ainsworth, NJ r. Benson, Jr.
Dr. George R, Henderson, benjamin
1V%b Si1tb ward Joseph M. Pusey, j ames
~ A Agnew, Dr. L. A. Kittenger, Sim
.or y" Hood, Jefferson Crayton.
0OS OSovsntb ward-Austin Harrington,
rso lanes Dandy, Levi Garrett, JOS
IN IT POstles, Daniel P. Hamilton.
VI Fipbth ward-James Melvin, Isaac
Cannon, George Wells, Charles Spen'
cor, Frank Caldwell
Nipth ward-Zlba Ferris, David r.
Smith. w.u.. m
CHARLES W. SolOwsy, John GrinnRge.
Flevapth ward-George W. Roberts.
OUT in TIE COUNTY.
Brsudywine Bast-No report.
Rrapdywine, West--Charles Green,
asOrgs NJ. D. Watson.
ChriStisna, North-Alfred Carpen.
tor, William Green.
GbrIstiana, South-Robert L. Arm
strong, Andrew J. Williams, Milton
Brown.
Mn Creek-Joseph A. Chambers
David Eastburn, James M. Shakes.
mare, william #. Little
New Castte--E. l.. Wilson. George
", ElliCott, Robert McFarlin, John
Stafford
Red Lion, East-James H. Clark,
George W. Reybold.
Red Lion, West-John G. Higgins.
White Clay Creek, WeStI-Joel
Thompson.
White Clay Creek, East-S. j.
Wright, Lewis l.. Allen.
Pencader-Samuel McIntire, u. I.
Harris, Samuel Alrich.
St. Georges, West Charles Tatman,
j., Gideon E. Hukill, Charles s. Ella
son,
St. Georges, Wilson W. Walk
OF, James McMullen, Zenas P. Long
land.
Observation-Disclosures N. Moore, r.
Il. LattOmus.
Blackbird-Esaac d. Stats, j. A.
Parker, Robert A. Davis.
KENT COUNTY.
More than the usual interest was
taken In the election of delegates in |
this county and the following are the
delegates elected so far as reported, the |
county electing 40 delegates:
Duck Creek-Dr. W. T. Collins, VIM.
A, FAIRIES, W. o. Hoffecker, Isaac |
Truax, Lemuel b. johnson.
No report from Kenton and Little
Creek.
East DOyer-Hon. George P. Fisher,
Isaac N. Mills, Richard Harrington,
Eq, Benaiah Watson, Esq.
west D0veT-No report.
North Muderkill-J. Colby Smith,
JsbeE jenkins, Z. Cowgirl, Charles M.
Carey, D. ?. Barnard.
South Murderkill-Samuel B. Cooper,
Jacob Friedel, E. d. Burton, r, J.
Green, r. Parkinson.
Mispillion-Dr. j. B. r. Powell,
Ezekiel Fleming, William Sharp, Jos
Sph H. Fisher, Elias sapp, James
Townsend.
: Mllford-Hon. James, r. Lofand, DIR.
George W. Marshall, James s. Truttt.
Lewis.
SUSSEX COUNTY.
II having been reported early in the
1sy that Mr.. Fooks had positively
leCllued to permit his name to come
before the Convention, the interest
partly Sg6sided, but nevertheless two
y 'elS Oh delegates were ran in most of
'le 4 hundreds. The following are those
'leCted. i
Cedar Creek-H. W. McColley, d.
). , NanEant, Amos S. Small, j. w. {
8eeauett, G. A. Blair. t
Eanticoke-William w. Sharp, Ii.
l; morgan, Thomas Calhoun. IL
North West Fork-Dr. Fl. c. John
On' William Patton, Garrett S. Lay t
On. Q
o., ,oeaE0rd- N,E Robert Brown, Henry Hop
ms, Wm. W. Spicer.
!, broad Creek-Rokert Lambden, W.
', Morgan, E. G. Matthews.
n AttIe Creek-Isaac W. Sirman, O
nUmas H. Reggin, j. H. Marvel, VIM.
i Records. +
mooro-L. B. Cannon, K. G. Sh Ort. C
mi IUUssgSooro-D. Burton, G. NAPLES, Q
V,l.lsm va..i s. Phillips and Benjamin 1
Baltimore-D. H. Warrington, l. G.
yDGG, W. L. WilRus, 81. a. Watson. s
1im tnulan River-Burton G. Prettyman, a
william W. Hurdle, t
aS noWeS and Rehoboth-Dr. d. II. O
ShuS'0n' y H. r. Burton, George W.Jos- +
BnSoadkiln--John H. Cade, Thomas a
q burton, David j. Atkins. II,
1pssotRetown--Jacob ps Moore, Esq, G. d
s@a richards and G. r. Layton.
SVue NJ OF the leading politicians say
% sra J.; majority of the Delegat' elected
1tS az IN favor Of whatever candidate
y NV u'legates from Sussex might agree :
~ ,Un' whether Fooks or Curry and it is =
a. DAD alG That Sussex is very evenly di. I
STu ,oIa WIN preponderance in favor Of y
OSS1o, a Yhlie others state the reverse =
~ ~ S'S @y That Mr.. Curry has majority. = =
~ ny ulmouIty however will be removed
MI r. Fooks withdraws.
~ 1aS nS convention will meet at Dover G
a' a thursdav at two O'Clock, D. m, y
~ nm candidate for Governor conf ng y
AGO., % SUSSEX, The nomination FOR Con. Il
nn'l u1SuiSn Is conceded to New Castle
,,uS nSs' The names of William G.
,o'"Tnce' n Esq, Edward G. Bradford,
acsI,i a1,IH,t,. henry G. Conrad, Esq, s. H. I
r rS"'llSter, a"a ESD, and Christian Febe- p
a ~0' ~to canvassed in connection with a
a Ihu,ulnatlon. hn The indications poi at o
" : 4sStaonious sa convention, and a vic o
xt = tSt %ae Ihe Republicans all around P
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