The daily gazette., 1882-07-11
Il7E PARTY PLANS.
6 61EEMMfHTTEE MEETING
! Rot REPUBLICAN FlealAT FlealHATT'
.,,,,,,can Predicts victory ~ toF
over EepS No fright TO be Made ON MR.
|,s,"s G"1 Unless he Want" H. I9tel

.e,na State Central Committee
lneens neHeam6seratic party will be helu IT Thsro sne
y .an p1in Honse early this afternoon, ...mhsys
Ton housI eaIr attendance OF members
be a ,an ,,rssent will be DR.. Swithin =.
lng thoss sbaIrman, and Col. Robert II.
pdler, ,,Ii, gnn, 'Iin,,ton. John F. salisbury
ROr Of wlln N,nadles Of Kent, and Ebe Tunnel
" WE r Causey of Sussex. .,,.,vea vst
anssex members have not ariissS ~, ~,
M HuoT unrobably be here by noon, anu ,IO She
m ',nr vi prill be held between anu !, y e oSIIad
sing Nsln S.ote Ne Convention VIII be called
n inc e,a'I .a tIoreshadowed TO q certainty
eannO' ID u ~ viii not be held until after the
on. " tooncention, and will take place
polean, j. oVI august. A full report OF the
euls " ,Sp committee will appear In a
lls as,,ion n Of the GAZETTE. ..l
TuE REruBLIcAN OUTLOOK
.,na there is but little change
a0IlmJb a0oan~bliean outlook. There is some
.iit hsp of compromise being entered
! ,gs tSe wilmington factions, each side
Z. an eeual number of the 40 delegates.
" nr,ed by certain members 70 prevent
N % he convention, which otherwise
most sure to come. ..tf .-1-
! III, leaders are also trying to arrange
some candidate for Congress from
csstle county upon which all can
Il has been stated that the Central
'mittee has no preference for candidate
Gonmcss, T and that 1t win leave the
IA matter for New Castle to decide un-
the county gets into the usual hopeless
h In view of the facts that the backert
rrrry for Governor will probably need
he votes they can capture, and that Bird
still flushed with their victory over the
dns faction, are confident of sweeping
city again, 1t is doubtful If any
nromse, such as is fereshadowed abov'
h entered into. The Bird men claim
tbey caught from 25 to 80 votes out o
4Oin Wilmington for Curry, and that a
Higgins men will probably carry thing
In rural districts such a bargain woulc
Equivalent to surrendering the COUNTY
OOks tth .t'i
VOICE FROM KENT. ..;l
] vell-known Kent county Republican
be influence in party circles is such as t
bis words weight with leaders was 1
IN to-day and in course Of conversation
for publication, said some interestin
hgg upon the contest for the GovernorshiT
be Of the points can be given withou
htng confidence.
ETbefe is no question In my mind" sal
but that Mr.. Curry will be nominate
sly should not be surprised II he wen
almost unanimously nominated. He
be- to sweep things In all three OF u
hlties. and the chief reason for this wi
he fact that his opponent, Mr.. Fooks, ,hi
heen identified with the interests Of u
Ity for great many years. We migl
|He gotten a man who would have bet
ln better than Mr.. Curry, but he wou
4 run, Now let me tell you about the
nde Of the State Central Committee, ,abo
hich know little. The committee
s h unanimously In favor of Mr.. Curr
ere are some members, who would for pt
nal reasons, not like TO have him nomin
D. The intention of the committee, a
formed is to let the people do. the non
liing.
"What about Congressman"
"DOn't know anything about that. l
ate Central Committee faction has
Aoee-this tell you positively-and v
hye it to New Castle county, from viii
p candidate will come" .-....
by what do you think the Curry N
III carry the convention
You want TO know too much. 1t Is
OPPRESSION, however, that Mr.. Curry v
Prtanly have 1l0vo If 1t comes to III
evil carry Sussex certainly and Sus
u settle it. The lowest he can possi
lyt IN Sussex will be 22 votes. we
We no fight in the convention. 1t VIII
immious No fight win be made on
iggins unless he wants to fight" Thii
onrlsiled view, and the most uneeri
fng in the whole matter is the predict
harmony.