Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-07-21
CO,MOHROw's PRIMARIES.
where tine Elections are TO be Hell
ana who are the Gan dl dates.

where the Injections are 20 be Hell
ana VINO are the Candidates.
The election for delegates to the Stat
/, Convention to be held on next Monda
ut Dover, will be held to- morrow Aftel
noon at the following named places
this city:
First ward-Barnum's Hotel, N. 4
corner of Fifth and Orange streets.
Second ward-Felton House, 8. 4
corner Second and Walnut streets.
Third ward-N. W. corner of Fourtl
and Monroe streets.
Fourth ware S. W. corner of Fourtl
and Walnut streets.
Fifth ward-Lafayette Hotel, Mint
and Shipley streets.
Sixth ward-Henry Kyle's office
King street near Ninth.
Seventh Ward-Ferry's carpet clean.
ing house, Delaware avenue and Madi.
son streets.
Eighth Ward--N. Il. corner Eight
and Pine streets.
Ninth Ward-At the Old academy.
Tenth Wards. E. corner Pleasant
and Jackson streets.
Eleventh Ward-Trump Bros. Office
Oak street.
The elections will be held under the
call of the State Central Committee
which provides that the voters in the
Hundreds of New Castle county out
side of Wilmington shall meet at their
usual polling places at 2 O'Clock and
Immediately proceed to the election OF
three Judges to hold the election and
the Judges so selected shall as soon as
selected open the polls for the election
of delegates, and keep the same open
until four o'clock, p. m.
The Republican voters in the Hun
dreds will see by this that they mustdo
their work in two hours-between and
4 o'clock.
In the several wards of the city of
Wilmington, the Republicans will as
semble at o'clock. p. M, and select
three judges in the same manner on the
"stand off, plan, who will immediate.
ly open the polls and keep them open
until o'clock in the evening. The
only stipulation required as test
for voting are that those offering to vote
must be Republicans, or who will
pledge themselves to support the ticket
nominated at the State Convention.
In addition to the candidates already
published in the REPUBLICAN the fol-
lowing which have not been published
before have been handed in;
FIRST WARD.
Delegates Pyle, Samuel
II. Baynard, William Wheatley.
Automatically I. Klymer. Capt.
Thompson, Charles Hooper.
SECOND WARD.
Delegates-Daniel Ross, William
W Simpson, Peter Bradley, Samuel
Wilson.
AlterDates-John e. Eastburn, Win |
ield S. Butler, George Brown, William
Walker.
THIRD WARD.
Delegates-Henry G. McLear, Thorn
IS johnson, James Keenan,, George W.
Sawyer.
Alternates - Thomas Darlington,
Fred. E. Bach, Archie Gooding, !
Charles 2. Brinton.
FOURTH WARD.
Delegates William Turner, Allen
Smith, William H. Griffin.
Aiternates-Hubert A. Roop, Alex.
Inder Burleigh, Robert W. Nutter.
Second ticket-Delegates James
Gglinton, Jacob 81. Lewis, Charles W.
frant.
Alternates-Thaodore W. Francis,
'hilip Traynor, Isaac Sheckley.
FIFTH WARD.
Delegates-B Benjamin Nields, E. Aims.
Vorth, N. r. Benson, Jr., DIR. G. II.
henderson, Benjamin l.. Tomlinson.
Alternates-George w. Pierson, DR..
}. W. Maull, Charles B. Boulder, An
rev Melford. Another, not known.
Another ticket is being made up in this
yard.
SIXTH WARD.
Deleg ates-Joseph M. Pussy, James
Y. Agnew, DIR. L. A. Kittinger,
imeon Hood, Jefferson Crayton. |
Alternates Alexander Thomas,
Ienry McCrea, James Weldin, Burrill
Licks, William Mills.
SEVENTH WARD. |.
Delegates-w. G. Spruance, Esq, EE.
J. Bradford, Geo. S. Capelle, s. Cham &
ers, Jefferis. Second Ticket w. G.
pruance, Esq, e. G. Bradford, Levi
arrett, Austin Harrington, James :
'anby. Alternates, not known.
EIGHTH WARD.
T A. Keables.
). f. Cummins, G. l.. Stout, j. H.
ones, j G. Walker.
Alternates-Frank II. McCauley,
Tired Wingate, William Hahn, BENZ. /
7. Miller, Nehemiah b. Waters.
NINTH WARD.
Delegates-Ziba Ferris, David r. a
NTH.
Alternates-A. B. Mcpherson John
IN, SamueI Carly.
Second Ticket-F. L. Gallagher, t,
fired Spence. p
A.ternates Harrison Bantum, =
ennard Trusty.
ELEVENTH WARD. N
Delegates-Samuel N. Trump.