The daily gazette., 1882-07-25
7TRy FORLoRN HOPE.
|CuN11vN NC 4 MAJORITY
ms AND COUNTER CLAIMS

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rrs AND COUNTER CLAIMS
...,. Central Committee ..s.,..n,Sl More 2.,,l On
sas WAS at First l'eiieFeur-@iA
ESsdt " Candidates .-....
epuDlisal.,. ..o laws remain until the state
8lytNo mOiv .il, I'M he held, and during this
byentioh Mi' w, he he continuous excitement
\ there VIII aors ar and delegates. There
ag 'ae ,@ be still some doubt as s,o 70 now sne
sex Esl GeleES, RNver letter in the GAZETTE
IGe re.terlay, pU, and this prediction is
|ed TINS yeb y tbe present appearance OF
pc out " J,oiagatton In Sussex still ap-
g stand @ 81 to 81, and 4 It IS GlllerenS al NJ
AZ tbe difference Will be IN iaVor Oh
S'as Ss'Ss S'r men are frightening up to-day,
hs - tOOss nasrs . 10 be game Of brag. The
hapss paaas ont squarely In favor OF the
MAJ soT y Ns State Central Convention,
on;ls'' n.y. Al that devoted body right
~ 5I dying side blows at Marshal NC,
M isl'' is,pse sss he paid for his paper and
llen .Vt MA fsny more, and at the Dover
l,J paper which has taken no
&HN,s9 .,ianat contest which has dis
~, M morning makee some claims
y once amusing and surprising.
..,'lir Il argues that the anti-State
INV n TTommittee faction will have 93 out
isl delegates in the convention, and
stbstthe election insures the selection
|. nav Sfate Committee by counties, and
y tbe chairman of the convention.
siy It says; ,.,...
NJ has not been changed by the latest
: m. The Morning Neps yesterday stated
thirteen out of the forty delegates from
vpre IN favor of sustaining the choice
u..ey county. Statements OF unques-
NM authority reached the Morning
hst night showing that Kent county
gnd Is Curry delegates and l5 for
m rights to the convention ON Thurs
THE latest returns from Sussex county
ToOks "A delegates and Curry 1S, with
phbe change of one In favor of the
ad.
M corrected estimates throughout the
are as followk: Wilmington, county
d q; State Central Committee, IL;
Castle county hundreds, county rights,
Nate Central Committee, z; Kent
IN, county rights, Is; State Central
niitee, 25; Sussex county, county
4, q; State Central Committee, Is,
county rights, 93; State Central Com
h, 81. She entire number of delegates
he State is 1850" ~ -.
HESITATE COMMITTEES CLAIM.
heOther hand the friends of the Stat
nl Committee make even better
Sag than this, and offer substantial
They say they are more than salts
Tih the result, and characterize TIL,
atiOns of the N1rs as an effort to worl
Etlious idea of strength, by which TIN
myhieh it so loudly champions MAJ
tome votes which it Is not entitled to
b claim IN New Castle county as speci
Nv stated is as follows Second ward
mingtOn, 4 Seventh ward, 8; Eighth
q, 3, Ninth ward, 8; Eleventh ward, /
Third, when the contest is decided, .
al 10 city, 70, Brandywine east, 2
istianl 3. New Castle, 4. Total In New
tle 81 Kent 40 !; Sussex q. Total il
State, q. Now this comes from /
dent member Of the State Central Com
bee. Other members of the COMMITTEES
down the State make even more sweep
claims. Said one of them to-day 8"
" what am talking about, and sa,
sIVely, and the truth of my statemen
De proved In the convention, that W,
have at least NJ votes and perhaps NOR
that How do | make tina
Very easily. In New Castli
lly We will have }i33 votes out of the 7S
Hfll We will have 10 votes solid, as sur
an talking to YOU, and in Sussex w
nave ". There is no doubt of that II
mud. know what | am talkinI
". The GAZETTE was right in its state
o. now The convention would stand 8
Ail went, but We will have two NOR
|" III that delegation than have bee
y 10 us, The AtirS this morning dc
y uat the county rights men will hay
Noes there. They will be badly left /
calculation. They are counting o
,9le' u Dagsbor0 and the Nanticok
.saIol, suppose. They will find ou
l, nislaGe ar am badly fooled .
,Hs,A % aa4eteHls y, Of the county rights tactic
sn., ,nra elaila Of l5 votes I'm the Kent count
s1'oa' are certainly counts withot
tina ag1. he calculation that they al
SsI @irs = Is Dased upon delegates in Due
.rai ''t,,, Lltle Greek, the Mnrderkills an
raloa, S. In none of these hundreds wel
~, re,alt " eentral delegates elected. The
tSs' M ,s.s ~ counted as . eountyrights " me
4 9TsaIIIlg T In which that term is no
NJ vi, WEI rocks Is out of the fight. tt
nj =goHeest NJ will probably be mat
1. T saf way in which the ne
,,.s Invention t shall be selec ted.
saoy NJ . Tue cenyention's presiding ofiic
N, NJ osn gStfal county delegations. II
M, hi I, , ''ie counties to name the convent,
! aals AZ meant by county rights" III
Il. 4'E a9l enter into the election In KeT
y aQalreds where the ouestfonat
~ sr',s a.,,l were elected the question was I'll
liI1.,o ,oali1y Shall be allowed to name /
,a@ sa',,3 'Yf hoyernor-in other words, til
loty ,"u,a ,u. Vote for whoever In Suss
bd,.Sl, so' majority of the delegates. I
re"al Oh MIR, Pooks has disposed
&gatss uestion' and all of
/ ia, 4 sota Il, Kent are, thereto
atSv' 'o'e .,, ior Mr., Curry, who has
ate ~ p,., anu Tor the State Central Co
lA1,sa ,p pat IL appears that in only c
Eies NV !, VIC were the delegates to vote for
voNsr ra, ~ aseMlllen said to a GAzET
Iee v.,o .o,uaS that outside of Wilmingt
at Sata no 10 aelegates who were oppo
"a" Central Committee.
n,.. As TO CANDIDATES..
luntT ,1aa. gsll be no doubt now out that
pn Gagsa,,m msa,s men intend to make a fl
lNh. gS,aof. So,a Fooks has left them in
Eease him SgA,s ~ oi his most ardent supporf
ae Cen,spa' " playing into the hands of
al nsma,' n, committee and called
ae CpHtr.', hey say that all along
DECLINE sas y olnmittee knew he was &c
iAa has 6ss' anu n,,, that his halting position
effort will H. now. 1t is probable
laeh iayar M g ne made to reform the bro
Known in, that o. John Pilling of Newark.