The daily gazette., 1882-09-08
! IsTRENBN SUSSEX.
lang OUTLOOK FoR THE
"oEMocRATs.
lnFrs GREAT POPULARITY

uErs GREAT POPULARITY
=, namOcratic Good Sense
,npasn .,a.m, and Republican stu
N and Indifference
,,,,.l correspondence Of the o'''''''l
.,v Sent There is much In
onSI,,UT l.,I,, "Tutiook this fall to cheer the the
dliical u IFverything now looks most
p'Iaer; rbs narty is up in arms and ready
hL lnI n.ian which will open in week
y caIP ~ leaders will engage In an
AVN ,nd C confident canvass which WIZ M
ng X 'Su Su.sex ring from one end to the
o. d" ouO@Sl uOO@oSmlnallon Of Mr.. Stockley has
Ins su nC one This is becoming more
iiDus ous,S V dsy and his sttength is daily
.sav among all CLASSES.
!, faIe bitterness there was l: st slL.
" a' 'nOminatIon has already almost
y ss.srneared. This Is a little re-
H nnder the circumstances, because
iIe ,., u aver the Governorship was rather
!" " and heated, and some bad blood
us,sssarily have been engendered. But
ns'S' ao,t If stockley among the Demo-
IN no unanimous and hearty unani-
w. ,,..Use there Is not the least objection
y hearty because there is such re-
a. familiarity In Sussex of Mr..
Y" ~ ITnd such a recognition Of his
.sa candidate that with one accord
gmocrats will work for him as they
..idom worked for candidate. The
N will be cheerful and earnest. Mr..
\, /. a sop Of which Sussex Is proud
,yill 90 through the Sussex Republi-
=, John W. Causey put 1t in that
0r,bIe convention, "with a sword In
StOckley Is strong candidate, and
on Is equally strong. He has much
NJ popularity in the county, and is
velI known. Speak of Mr.. Lore any
and YOU find men who know him and
moi word for his ability and excel
IS,tes On the other hand Hastings
known, and has few people to talk
Mn Of him. The ticket is regarded
best that could be put in the field and
rOpgest the Democrats ever had.
THE DEMOCRATIC PLAN.
Ia the Democrats are hard at work.
d they are. Their endeavOr in this
Eular consists OF more than efforts to get
hs favorable frame of mind toward
hte ticket. 1t includes hard work In
letting the ticket and making 1t as
I Is possible. The county ticket, when
6ated, will consist of excellent men
will be a popular ticket. For the
ature such men as Ebe Tunnell OF
! will be nominated, for the Levy
capable business men In whom the
have confidence will be put up; and
but not least, John "Mitch." Houston
h nominated for Sheriff. He has de-
10 be a candidate, but the probabili-
re that he will get the nomination with
al unanimity, and that he will accept.
lOminatiOn will be very strong one
Fll greatly tend to strengthen The
IfMr. Houston gets the nomination
NJ have the hearty support of sucl
eas John W. Short and others, who
heretofore been his bitter politica
les.
REPUBLICAN TROUBLES.
Gk harrington is having his own way
Republican politics. He is ruling
D With an iron hand and nobody els,
pth own followers, like Squire Bur
aud bis ford kinsman, Dan, Of Mills
has anything TO say. Dick said SOM
ago, " By heaven, we can elect ouI
without the help Of Fooks' friends. ,
friends Of Mr.. Fooks are going to lie
tEit The dissatisfaction In Sussel
" Is widespread and intense. Tn
ng VI antagonism is bitter and deep
q, The story of how this came abou
4ln and easy to tell. Previous l.
republican Convention there was
zeal Ol activity among the Georgetown
uDlcans, Georgetown hundred was tn
stronghold, and when 1t looked a
81 foOks would be nominated hi
uS were Jealous in the cause of tn
Y lhey got the negro voters assesse,
worked up the preliminary details C
yaulpalgn with much care and great al
oa' Since the Convention ali interes
U 70 nave gone out of the Republica
~ mere The Laytons, who represen
' Os' element Of the party do not seer
'a'e HOW the thing goes, and Jaco
4, Lsq., Is attending to his law bushes
y Out OF politics. His recent exper
.n III 'ae party was short and anythin
aAIliy necessary to say what this
w. iheeause is the same as that whic
I,la IAlt as many good Republicans in Me-
W ,shi anI hent lie down their arms. 1t
~ E''u'al oi the Convention to respect til
|" VI the claims Of Sussex and I'll
nominations made by Harrington
sus anu others at the famous Europea
~, ), 'Ipllerenee, This has SO disgustt
0~ y" . republicans that they "refIse
povlsl \" mg neck to Baal," ust as Do
snS S,ocs1 aas refused to, and they will vo
Ds5 DSs95cEley I, and Lore anyhow,
t%S, %n harrington, who has exclusive ma
con"o,l Su. u ailalrS so far as the Republica
,I,n.l ,Iu.y5ned, and whose plans and metho
M ty ! cropping out; Dick Harringto
4 bss = h hAfd at work. But his work,
bs II Si' Ueeil directed more to the intere
6e GcLss, Gs Vi Ihe party than to the GO
y vi,I HTAet' !; lie has been in Sussex conf,
lDrbman u s sle State Central Committe,
nrent tI ibafy buay after day, and Il is cleal
E6sll !. '.at a he is doing something.
..ill nslas kept his movements os ou,et
N. N.Y., u but the true inward ness of
VIbon, ~ ,, secret ! know what L am tai
tliDg nm "heh ,h say he is already at VIC
gbt t,ap ~ Tue Legislative ticket. have
N was nOul men with whom Mr.. Harri,
M thew el.llllar a. when he didn't KIN
beet and s sVood, and my information
Ab and !, I ip1sltlye' 1n i know he is do
suse Jatn Il ,ikely that he will succeed
a hteres,aIs @e Moore, the only man who
No., viii is,eu IS,1 IN this on the Half-Br,
fact, nom,n lllI have his way-will let HI
kap 4'i'i'late his ticket and elect it,
sGeldD dDraaGeratic ou ,S1 ,1 County Convention =,
aH COpyan0t,,e. 0te l'tlI inst, aud the Repu
'sH'ion one week later.