Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-05-01

sh ould defeat Longenecker there will be
trouble with Sensenig from the upper sen-
atorial district. One factor which aided
Stehman was the detection from the Nt;e
Era party of Sheriff High, whom they
elected last year and who is powerful
politician in the Earls, where Kaufman
had 600 majority four years ago,
and where S,ehman now leads
Kaufman gained largely in Col
umbia, where he and his brother,
the newly-appointed collector, both live,
but the revolution in the Earls and other
districts neutralized this. The detection
of High and others whom the Neu Era
has aided lately will effect new deal
among the local politicians, and Adam j.
Eberly's name for district attorney is al
ready wiped Oft the anti-Cameron slate
for next year. \
Lands election is great personal VIC
tory and shows that in his section the
support of tho school teachers outweighs
the opposition of the tavern keepers. In
the city district George W. Cormeny had
no opposition, as the Republicans consid-
er it difficult to elect their candidate. He
has served iu common council without
distinction. For delegates to the state
convention in the city district Schroyer,
the Beaver delegate, is elected over Den
ues, Butler candidate, by about the ma.
jority Of his faction, though Brosius beats
Johnson much worse for senatorial dele
gate, owing to Johnson's personal un-
popularity and his political record, which
is obnoxious to every instinct Of reform"
Tho Ticket.
at tie time we 60 to press the following
ticket is believed to be successful. Those
marked with star were on tho ErGa.i's5i'
slate, (Smith and Cormeny being on beth
for Congress and the factions dividing Oh
the new rules):
CONGRESS.
A. Herr Smith.
SENATE.
John NJ. Stehman.~
ASSEMBLY.
1. Geo. W. Cormeny.
2. John Fl. Lands, w. II. Brosius.
3. A. W. Snader*, P. NJ. Eberly, d. D.
Courtney.
RECORDER.
Harry Myers.*
COUNTY SOLICITOR.
John H. Fry.
POOR DIRECTORS.
r. W. Bard,* B. II. Lonsenecker.s
PRISON INSPECTORS.
NJ. S. Harnish,* Y Amos E. Hostetter.
JURY COMMISSIONER.
James Woods
DELEGATES TO STATE CONVENTION.
Marriott. ..Brosius~
Cyrus Neff.
N. NJ. Woods.
!. S. Geist.*
Washington L. Hershey
Haydn H. Tshudy.*
John ROland.*
II. A. Schroyer.*
Rules
Against the New Rules.
Adamstown Objected To.
When the returns from AdamstOwn
were handed in they were objected to by
the Myers side and referred to the COM
mittee. AS Myers friends have the ma
jority of that committee Longenecker's
majority il Adamstown will likely get
short shrift, and that may settle it. 1t is
| claimed there was no election in the ancient
borough where ex-senator Billingfelt re-
sides.
The committee at p. m. reported
unanimously to receive AdamstOwn, anG
it was L, ceived.
| Don Has Heard the News.
Washington Dispatch to the Times.
Senator Cameron was advised early Or
Sunday of the nomination Of Stehinan,
and he was greatly elatcd over the victory.
He feels entirely vindicated IN the nOrnina.
tiOn of A. J. Kaufman for collector. and
will now have an easy roat; to Collector
Kauffman's confirmation. CameTon's
friends say that Senator Mitchelps public
| letter debating the nomination Of oena
tor Kaufman greatly. aided Stehraan's
| success.
| Ex Senator Simon Cameron was in towr
this morning and looked ten years younger
than usual call on account of" Gtch
man.
alyers Elected.
1t is now conceded that Myers is elccte>
recorder by from % to 80 majority. Sch
| senig and his friends declare that thoy
were sold out by Stehman's friends, whc
were to give them enough districts to elec
Lorgenecker and have failed to deliver
tho goods.