The daily gazette., 1882-08-21
NEW CASTLE HUNDRED.

DELAWARE CITY, August 19.-The dele
gates elected to the Democratic State Con-
vention to-day were +. 8. Dunlap and w.
A. Jester for East, and Albert o. Newton
and A. N Sutton for West Red Lion hun
dred, and John A. Cleaver for Franklin dis.
trict of Red Lion hundred.
EAST AND WEST ST. GEORGES.
MIDDLErowN, August 19.-The East St.
Georges hundred delegates are H. A. Now
land, John Zachius, William Polk. Alter
mates, Joseph X. Roberts, William Locker
man, Thomas X. Hopkins. Twenty-nine
votes were polled. West st. Georges
Delegates-William A. Comegys, William
Wood. Alternates-J. W. Mitchell, j. w.
Leatherbury. Seventy-one votes were
| polled.
PENcADER HUNDRED.
| The Pencader delegation is as follows /:
James Nicholson, J. Wilkins Cooch, Will
liam X. Rees, Andrew 8. Eliason and
Thomas A. Cam. Alternates-S. G. BigWs,
]. Thomas Fisher, Alexander Wilson.
Thomas McCracken and George Boulden, Jr.
MILL CREEK.
The election In Mil Creek resulted as fol-
lows Delegates-Dr. s. Chandler, Robert
Rankin, Thomas NJ. Robinson, j. r. Foote,
John M. Phillips. Alternates-B. Gregg,
Alfred Collins, John Peach, B. w. Dickey,
Cs w. SiObchu. EIIby-BtNeu VOLeB eHcl.
Delegates uninstructed.
APPOINTMENTS AND BLAcKBIRD.
TOWNSEND, August 19.-The delegates
from Appoquinimink hundred are J. r.
Taylor, j. G. Vandyke, Colin Ferguson,
Joseph Roberts, Edward silcox, Richard
Townsend.
Blackbird-J. Lockerman, G. C. Roth
well, William Naylor, j. L. Simmons and J.
Hill. They had no opposition and were not
instructed. AS to candidate there was no
opposition ticket.
KENT OUNTY.
sTocKLEY CARRIES MILFORD.
MILFORD, August 19.-At the Democratic
primary election for Milford hundred, this
afternoon; DR.. Nathan Pratt, N Williams,
X. @. Watson, j. II. George, j. 8. Bennett
and William j. Townsend were elected dele
gates to the State Convention. They are
pledged to Charles G. Stockley for Governor.
SOUTH MURDERKILL UNINsTRIcTED.
FELTON,, August 19.-The South Murder
kill hundred. delegates are Joseph Bur-
chinal, s. D. Roe, NJ. NJ. Stevenson, Geo
hilleni Eli Dehorty, r. j. Reynolds, Watt
man Hopkins and Peter X. Meredith. They
are not instructed.
DUCK CREEK HUNDRED.
H. r. Mustard, John E. Collins, j. H.
Robert Denney, w. E. Spruance and J. J.
Jones.
WEST DOVER.
Thomas Clements, James r. Powell, Peter
NJ. Lindale, Charles Powell, David D.
MARVEL.
Ben njamin F. Hurlock, DIR. James Temple,
David Reese, William Hutchison, John
Sayin.
LITTLE CREEK HUNDRED.
Jacob Sem, Thomas E. Lower, William
Harrington and Abraham Moore. Instructed
for Moore and Lore.
EAST DOVER HUNDRED.
DIR. Henry Ridgely, j. B. Pennington,
Esq, j. l.. Wolcott, Esq, Charles Denny,
John A. Slaughter, David Heyl and Charles
Pardee.
NORTH MURDERKILL.
John w. Sharp, George M. Scott, Joseph
s. Burchinall, Peter l.. Cooper, C. G. Brown,
Peter s. Cooper and E. L. Layton.
SOUTH MURDERKILL.
Charles J. Harrington, Elijah Sapp, E. B.
Smith, james P. Hopkins, Thomas E. Nor
ris, B. L. Lewes, NJ. d., James Satterfield
and John Curtis.
SUSSEX COUNTY.
GEORGETOWN HUNDRED.
solid Stockly delega ton was elected
from here over Paynter by vote of 1852 to
A, as follows Reuben Donavan, William
j. Spicer, G. 7. Pepper, E. Sharp and A. p.
Robinson.
cAUsEY HOLDS CEDAR CREEK FOR sToCKLEY.
MILFORD, August 19.-Cedar Creek hun
dred this afternoon elected the following
delegates to the Democratic State Conven-
tion: John w. Causey, 3. M. Simpler, j. b.
Stevenson, Miles Mills and j Stanley Short.
They are all solid for Stockley for Gov
ernor.
LITTLE CREEK AND BROAD CREEK.
LAUREL, August 19.-The delegates
chosen from Little Creek hundred are
Edward Fowler, A. V. Horsey, Cyrus
Ward, Jacob H. Adams and James w.
Moore, Branson d. James, Daniel W.
Thompson, David Hudson and John d.
Rodney. They go uninstructed.
BOOM FOR COLONEL MARTIN.
SEAFoRD, August la.-The delegates
elected from Seaford hundred are H. T.,
Pennington, John w. Phillips, Edward
GILES, William Ross and John w. Allen.
They are In favor of no particular candi-
date for Governor, but favor Edward l..
Martin for Congress.
LEwEs AND REHoBoTH.
LEwEs, August 19.-Thomas E. Records,
| 8, r, Houston and w. G. Conwell were
elected delegates from this hundred. They
are non-commttal, but are supposed to be
for Stockley.
| NORTHWEST FORK.
BRIpGEvILLE, August 19.-The North
West Fork hundred delegates are s. w.
Willin, W. Morris, James r. Ricards, e. W.
Adams and w. C. Rust. They are not In
structed, but is thought they are in favor OF
j. Turpin Moore for Governor.
PAINTER GETS BRoADKILN.
GEORGETOWN, August 19.-Broadkil9
hundred elected Paynter delegation as fol
lows: j. B. Dorman, J. II. Loaand, j., H,
B. Mustard, w. =. Collins, and Samuel d.
Wilson.
FRAMES POCKET PIECE,
HARRISON, August 19.-The indian
River delegates are as follows Peter hoD-
inson, Joseph K. Frame and Thomas A;
Joseph Frame is the first choice ana
Stockley the second.
DRAW IN NANTICoKE.
GEORGETOWN, August 19.-The delegates
are DIR. ]. H. Elligood, j. II. Marvel, Miles
Messick and William F. Jones. The dele
CATION is unpledged and uninstrueted, ana
this is the result of compromise. Stockley,
Moore and Paynter each have one delegate
with one undecided.
PAINTER IN DAGsBoRo.