The daily gazette., 1882-08-19

-, ~ THE oUTLooK-sTocKLEY's 9
uoS.iy srssEx-THE ATTITUDE OF
IuTOR SALISBURY.
's..,,l correspondence Of the Gazette
,rrp August lS.-The political pot
y nm, nrpsent Is bubbling and boiling at a
4, nte All the political connections
Dsbout the State are reflected here and
6sromes a sort of political storm
4 Il ''''''''
sroeKLEY's GOOD CHANCES. -..
Dors come in from all parts of Sussex
d,y and in view of them the situation
me- more and more perplexing. Stock
chances of carrying the Sussex delega-
Slar as estimates can go,are certainly
and II he comes TO the convention with
siodty of the Sussex delegation ne will
Romi0ated. Mr.. Moore's declination
In Is believed, or at least suspected,
4 10 be a Seymourian trtck) has very
dsly weakened the opposition to
her, and although some delegates will
here for Moore It is believed they can
sEItched on to the Stockley siding
never il becomes necessary.
ynier Frame will probably come up
I ,he delegation from Indian River hun
John Paynter will probably have
sgOwn, Broadkiln and Nanticoke and
lCreek, Little Creek and Seaford hun
will be for Moore, with reversionary
s set for Paynter. If, as seems probable
LhOuld take place, it will leave Stoekley
dix hundreds, North West Fork, Cedar
j, Lewes and Rehoboth, Baltimore,
Borough and Gumborough, and bare
Eiiy Of the delegates, SO that unless
4 was a coalition against him as the
gei man he would undoubtedly cap
+ h delegation, as he will certainly have
friends among the Moore delegates
Broad Creek and Seaford. All talk of
Eausburys defeating Stockley at the
bamply bosh. They will fight him
lnd toe nail in the convention, and de-
BIN there If possible, but if he is nomi
they will turn in and work like
ers to help elect him, and elected
krtsinly will be if nominated. ~.
hetek only one contingency in which
kley wiz receive no help from the Sauls-
}, thatkifthe Hon. Eli should with
iron The Senatorial fight, the Sauls-
9 would remain sulking in their tents
put neither work nor money into the
pagn' This event, however, is very i'm
able, and it is very doubtful whether
SOGklty would be loser by 1t in the
as The men trained in the school of the
sOurys Who now hold back through ill
y, on account of real or faneied Sights
ue sausburys would rush to the
and carry on the fight as ruthlessly
OlIeFly as ever a campaign was carried
The saulsburys.
THE SUSSEX DELEGATION.
whole key to the Gubcrnatorial fight
y III lle union or disunion of the Sus-
tltgaeloli' Il they are united or a reason
u4oflty ol them are in favor of GER
hAl ne ewill be nominated. II no one
majority, aud New Castle county pre-
an acceptable man, such as Victor
Ul Y, ueorge Gray, Joseph Carpenter,
S,laldel, the New Castle man will
aly ot nominated, as that course would
, yolserYe the Salisbury interest than
uyull,iallon gs, OF Stockley, as 1t would
'Ig ny agll III Sussex clear to their man,
,.,, u, rayaler, for the Congressional
sallo1' From what information can
i1sIta ~ however, it is almost positive
as,l !, 'lie name Of Victor DUPONT was
,,,,' ,awa 10 the convention by a united
S''lol IRON New Castle county. he
". % Nominated in any event, as he
ses at least fifty of Kent county,s
'yes' ,,3 more than enough to nominate
n 'lu a fair sprinkling from Sussex
RENT's POSITION.
,a,l Sss Castle county wants the Cover.
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