The daily gazette., 1882-05-02
B71IIRLICAN RANCOR-
IN CAMP OVER oh'
|RovsaL1Tr Trs' NOMINATION.
|,s HB COUNTED IN OR NOT ?
.,. of How Money Failed TO
y Inside ,d How Negro TreAchery ana a,l.'Hn. an
york, York., InU J" Count, NOrninsted the Dover
1.nta's" Man.


, row It has raised, to be % sure .,,I, has
EAaI apIannbIican mayoralty nomination ,. ln' ~,
lle r Mph ~n the troubled waters hkS on'
fallen ,,t " tempest-fashion across then,
ess sT1P ,'a tumult in Its track.
has lr'. ,bs Hastings committee men
70 Say ~. sa, tbe ins, but practically the outs
SISSsI l,IIs 4 i stating their feelings milul s
sla' sn take It as hard as the deIeat ~
ney ,od aSN tbey say great many things IN
yer, ana 'ant ot' em6ittered state OF mind.
~ pe'IDpr Y, Dr Wales was not fairly nomi-
y Thnv D say he was nominated by re-
ed Luz. nnus They say Mr.. Liehtenstein
Isi1 n,ioIty i Of the voters and that ne was y
,n1 .I'5 ant And finally they say ne Gan !
lss.oS nua SO' But what they say is uttered In
eleCssu, .'o ov,deut spirit which marked them
Sal salli1 cs,isSber SI campaign. 1t may be
.ne S hormony Sa but it Is a harmony which
ed n.a ns,~ tSsn one medical candidate to
b life in it during the ci'y canvass
now MONEY FAILED AND WON.
n.,o /. no Disgusting the fact that much
pSv "s,, was used. 1t was dispensed with a
II hand and the Wales ane the Licn-
.ai .ain H Snrres Wed with each other In exert
M. Sia most potent influence. "Lichten-
Wv ''DI men ,, spent $500 up town last night"
artad Wales man a day or two before
"omnation, "Well," said another man,
nse lactlonal preferences are somewhat In
I'M an the night of the nomination, "the
Iv".s cost Lichtenstein $1,000" This es-
ste d no doubt too high, but doubtless
!. in the market were in demand at a
n figure. One negro said he got W, and
mad and would vote for Wales because
tber one had received an additional dol
6r bis ballot.
t all the money was not handed out by
Epnstlen men. The DOCTORS friends had
Of cash and expended 1t judiciously.
Of his ardent supporters says he did not
Dd more than $40 out Of his own pocket.
nv be correct, but there was money
M, and spent literally at that in his In
n. Where did 1t come from 7 Ask a
lies man, who is willing to admit the use
baltry coin by his conferes, and he will
It was contributed by local leaders. Ask
sinterested man and he will tell you It
be from the State Central Committee.
{ last explanation is probably correct.
committee held conference after con-
lnce on the mayoralty, and Judge Fisher
Major John Lohand were often up in
lmington pulling the strings, and 1t IL
badly fact that they took up a collec.
and pooled the contents of the hat in
Wales favor, even If they did have tC
money in Dover to pay the taxes of theil
IrO voters in Kent, and then did not gel
m all paid.
CHARGES OF CHEATING.
ut why the Wales money was mort
riTe than the Lichtenstein money is
diOn, 1t certainly was not on account
here being more Of 1t, because there
ll't more Of 1t, or as much, or anything
It. The faction which goes down int
check book to pay taxes and keep tn
hg moving planked down liberally II
htenstein's behalf, do doubt. The Lich
sein men could have played along at
Fe game of buy and sell all afternoon AM
b. But something else was resorted to.
hat something else" was a job evel
be shrewd than that which Cap. Gallaghe
up on the same crowd In 1878. It com
ed repeating with counting out. On
tro boasted at the Eighth ward polls tha'
had voted in five wards and another sai'
was to get good pay for four and he ha
|ed in the Eighth, Sixth, Third and Fin
rdi.
positive claim is made by the Higgin
paocans in the Second ward that Licl
stein was counted out of a big majorit,
Y vote here for Mayor was Wales 1S'
fllehstein l32, Macallister 63, Vincent 81
fhtenstein men say he got 225 votes, an
pc declare this positively. Two leadin
ndow men say they alone voted 118 me
The Count" and that as many MOI
YES Of that kind went in. Similar charg,
made in other wards. f.