Daily Republican., 1882-10-31

the same Offices the Democrat have
nominated Henry M. Barlow, of Bran
DIVINE Hundred; George Fl. BaleS'
Esq. of Wilmington Hundred; Robert
@. Justis, of Christiana Hundred; AL
bert N. Sutton, Of Red Lion Hundred;
William Cooch; of White Clay Greek
Hundred; William A. Comegys, Of st
Georges Hundred and DR.. James v
Crawford, of APpoquinimink Hundred
Who will dare say that the Republican
candidates are not equal to the Demo
Gratis in intelligence and enterprise ?
Is not Mr.. Handy the equal OF Mr.
Barlow? Mr.. Candy Of Mr.. Bates :?
though he may not have such a feeling
of antipathy and spite against the pro
letariats' OF Wilmington. Mr.. Arm
strong OF Mr.. Justis? Mr.. Clark of
Mr.. Sutton? Mr.. Pilling of Mr.
Cooch 2 Mr.. Cox Of Mr.. Comegys? !?
Mr.. Rothwell of DIR. era wford Are
the odds not vastly in favor Of the Re-
publican ticket? Besides this the Re-
publicans are pledged to reform abuses
which have become an intolerable load
upon the people, while the Democratic
candidates represent party thirty
years Ia power, wiChout making any
effort to reform those abuses. These
who want representation according to
population, reformed judiciary, dis
trict representation, honest assessments
and honest collection of the taxes, bet
ter schools and more of them, should
not be long in making up their minds
which ticket to support.
For the Levy Court the Republicans
have nominated Henry Whiteman, for
Mill Creek Hundred; j. Frank Rey
bold, for Red Lion Hundred; VIM. j.
Stroud, for White Clay Creek Hundred,
Joseph Cleaver, for St. Georges Hun :
dred D. B. Maloney, for Appoquini-
mink Hundred and VIM. Il. Money
for Rlackbird Hundred. Opposed to
these the Democrats have nominated
Edward Haman, for Mill Greek Hun
dred; John T. Cheairs, for Red Lion
Hundred; James II. Mackey, for
White Clay Creek Hundred; Serick f.
Shallcross, for st. Georges Hundred;
James F. Taylor, for Appoquinimink
Hundred and George G. Rothwell, for
Blackbird Hundred.
Besides the Republican candidates
being equal in character and ability to
the Democratic candidates, they are
pledged to an honest assessment and an
honest collection of taxes-something
which the County has not had since
Senator Bayard's bill providing for
cheating the County out of taxes and
the Republican party out Of votes was
passed. Those who want reform will
not be slow in making up their minds
to vote the Republican Levy Court
ticket.
For Sheriff the Republicans have
nominated James Martin, q we'll known
and respected citizen of Wilmington,
and the Democrats have nominated
Purnall J. Lynch, of ST. GEORGES Hun
dred, whose main recommendation for
the nomination was that he was very
successful as tax collector in disfran'
ohislng Republican voters. The COM
parison between the two candidates 1s
great with the odds for Mr.. Martin. An
overwh elming defeat for Lynch would
be what he deserves.
For Coroner, the Republicans have
nominated David II. Wingate, of this
city. He is life long Republican and
for many years he was amongst the
best men Of the police force. In opposi-
ton the Democrats have Nominated
Frank e. Smith, q cigar dealer of this
city--a carpet bagGer from Sussex
County, clever and genial, but with no
qualifications which make him the
superior Of Mr.. Wingate for the Office
to which he aspires. Voters Of New
Castle County, which will you choose
for your suffrages on next Tuesday.
Think before you vote, and vote in ia
vor of reform.