The daily gazette., 1882-07-24

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deorge Atwell and G. Davis received L
| votes.
But LITTLE INTEREST IN BLACKBIRp.
TOWNSEND, July 22-But three Republi
cans assembled at the delegate meeting Ii
5iackblrd hundred to-day. However, the,
decided to send three delegates to the Stat.
Convention-I d. Stats, j. A. Parker ant
H. A. Davis. II these men 90 they will no
be instructed as to delegates.
East BrandywIne elected two Curr,
delegates.
North Christiana-Two delegates, one fol
Fooks and one for Curry.
south Cliristiana--R. Lewis Armstrong
Andrew Williams and Milton Brown, FoI
Curry.
West Red Lion--John C. Higgins. Fol
Fooks.
REcAPITULATIoN
For Fooks, Al Curry, 81 John Pilling,
) uninstrncted, 3. Total, rs.
KENT COUNTY.
CURRY SOLID IN DUCK CREEK.
SMYRNA, July 22.-Dr. William Il. Col
Inns, w. &. lIoiTecker, W. A. Farics, l., r.
johnson and Isaac Truax were elected dele
gates from Duck Creek hundred They are
solid for Curry.
DOVER, July 22.-There was no opposi-
ton to the Curry ticket In West Dover hun
dred. Messrs. George P. Fisher, /. n.
Mills, Richard Harrington and Beniah Wat
son were elected delegates.
NORTH AND SOUTH MURDERKuL.
WYOMING, July ed. P. Barnard, Jabez
Jenkins, J. 8. Smith and f. Cowgirl, were
elected delegates from Murderkill hundred
without opposition. They were uninstructcd.
FELTON,, July 22,-The South Murderkjll
hundred delegates are s. b. Cooper, Jacob
Friedel, X. Parkinson, II. j. Green and L.
ID. Burton, who were elected without oppo-
sition. They are said to be mot factional "
CURRY MEN IN MIsPILLroN
HARRINGTON, July 22.-The MispilIion
hundred delegates are j. b. r. Powell, Il.
Fleming, VIM. Thorp, E. Sapp, j. II.
Fisher and James Townsend. They support
the State Central Committee, and are solid
for Curry for Governor.
CURRY CARRIES MILFORD.
MILFORD, July 22-The vote In Milford
hundred was as follows: Curry Delegates
James r. Lohand, 125; Geo. VI. Marshall.
l0l; j. s. Truitt, l0i; VIM. Mason, l22;
Homer Lewis, 1O2; John Maloncy, tOi
FOoks delegates--G. L. Hinson. 25: James
Postles, "a w. q. Davis, 26 A B. Pretty
man, 25.
RECAPITULAT1oN.
Returns from East Dover Kenton, and
Little Creek are not included In the above,
but the entire delegation, 40 votes, IS solid
for Curry.
SUSSEX COUNTY.
HEoRGETowN, BRoAnKILN, DAGsRoRo,
LEwEs & REHoBoTu AND RALTIMoRE.
GEoRGETowN, July y. .-Georgetown hun
dred-delegates, Jacob Moore, Caleb X.
Layton, G, +. Richards altrrnates, Daniel
}. Layton, Isaac Peck, Walter Pepper. No
opposition to Fooks.
Broadkiln-Curry delegates; John IL .Cade,
i9; David T. Atkins, A Thomas R. Bur
ton, AZ. Fooks delegates-John II. Wilt
bank, n James b. Virden, Z Alfred Man
ship, IL. Independent ticket-Wiliam T.
iriiienberg, Is; Eli l.. Collins, g. OF these
frifienberg was for Fools and Collins for
Curry.
Dagsboro-Curry delegates w. S. Phillips,
i; Peter c. NAPLES, II; Daniel Burton,
I. +. s. Fooks, John r. Long, Joseph c.
ellis, W. A. Messick, Nehemiah Pretty
nan, 35 each
Lewes and Rehoboth-Dr, H. r. Burton,
}. II. Houston, G. w. Joseph, c. IL. Maull,
ii for Curry but one.
Baltimore-D. NJ. Warrington, j. Y.
4ynch, w. L. Wilgus and H. IL. Watson all |
or Fooks.
In Lewes and Rehoboth hundred the dis
enting delegate Is DIR. d. II. Houston who |
will vote for Foolls. He received 80 votes
nd the Others 81. The State Central Com
nittee people will make an effort to contest
lis seat Trickery is charged against Curry /
nen, whose ticket, It is said, was generally |
Imported by office holders and negroes.
GAIN FOR CURRY,
MILFORD, July 22.-The Curry ticket
arried Cedar Creek hundred, as follows
'urry delegates-F. w. McColley, SS
'olonel Small, SO j. w. Bennett, 80 {.
lair, So ID. n. Vanzandt, s3.
Fooks delegates-W. II. Rentle, 81 j.
V. Clifton, 81 j. II. johnson, IS J. W.
'ennett, 52 b. F. Davis, 40.
This is gain for Curry, as this hundred.
,as generally conceded to Fooks.
GAIN FOR FooKs,
BRIDGEvIILE, July 92.-The four Fooks
elegates from Northwest Fork hundred
ere elected, receiving 81 votes to 36 for
ne Curry delegates. This was an unex-
eeted gain, as the Curry men confidently
xpected to carry this hundred.
NINE SOLID VOTES EoR FooKs.
LAUIEL, July 2g,-The four delegates
'om Little Creek hundred, the two from
umDoro and the three from Broad Greek
re all solid for Fooks. Mr.. Fooks still
eclines to be candidate for Governor, but
is friends will oyerrule his wishes. The
ther faction predict that There will be an
pen fight In the convention.
sEAFoRD AND NANTieoRE FOR CURRY
sEAFoRp, July 22.-At the election in
eaford hundred, this afternoon, the Curry
elegates--Robert l.. Brown, Henry L. Hop
ins and Mr.. Spicer, received 50 votes. The
ooks delegates-Mr. Stewart, William
!. Carpenter and Thomas II, BroWn-re-
nived but IL votes. The eolored vote was
asst solidly for the Cnrry ticket
In Nanticoke hundred the Curry delegates
William II. Sharp, Thomas Calhoun and
Ienry II. Morgan-wcre elected without
pposition, receiving 30 votes.
FULL RECAPITuLATIoN.
Allowing to the acounty rights" people
II the delegates of New Castle county, who
re not unqtIalifiedly in favor of Curry and
he summary of the result in the State is as
blows
FooKs. CURRY
a4y Castle AZ II