The daily gazette., 1882-08-21
oHEOUTLOOK INDOUBT.
,roF THE DEMOCRATIC
AEsgossl EeATE ELECTION.
|,mOrtEY, PAINTER OR WHO ?
s...., Delegation Divided Among
hs sS'.u s~.n-The Largest Number In Favor
nv ni,SS,"rSlsy-Evory Thing Uncertain.

.,.o.or for delegates to the Demo-
Inc S,ate Convention, which meets in
sfatc o'n'C r"orrow took place ON Saturday.
power Iv %onSd that the work of the Conven-
was n0pd nOpd be forshadowed as soon
l 'D ,he result of the election was
sorn % hut this is not the case. The whole
nVsn' N,.or as things stand now are in doubt.
pa.'sI oonnty "o may be unable to agree upon
n'ScA ,'n@le ,U man without help from
J, .n5 nd New Castle, and with these coun-
guy n.sticularly s with the latter, the dele
=. .nnear to have no particular prefer
n a 10 any man.
THE OUTLOOK IN SUSSEX.
ma GlzErTE's Georgetown correspond
,ysr1phs this forenoon as follows /:
M MI standing Of the delegates of
I '.",n h Stockley and Psynter is still un-
+,h The complication of affairs that
!, has been caused chiefly by the
Am of J. Turpin Moore and
Niepds. Several delegations have
elected for Moore, and his friends are
h,rl at work for him. They insist that
v1l take the nomination If rendered
although Mr.. Moore did tell one of
OVID delegates Saturday, that he would
accept under any circumstances.
nm men are much exasperated because
PAINTER men have declared that they
\ had letter declaring Moore In favor of
PAINTER, and that the same has been cir
.ed BY the StOckley men. Mr.. MOore's
Ods positively deny this statement, but
has been started TO injure Mr.. Moore.
this complication is to be added the fact
II few, probably three, delegates are in
MOf throwing the nomination out of the
pty. The people of Sussex are in favor
Sussex candidate, and Mr.. StOckley's
nds claim that he is the man. The little
& be was set up against him IN some hun
ii, where on full vote Of the hundred
would have received two to one, as in
bgptOwn. As it is he will lead In the
Enty. The relative standing, as nearly as
be ascertained,is II certain for Paynter,
pertain for Stockley, with the prObabili-
that six of the remaining delegates will
ID the final contest between these two,
Paynter and eight for Stockley.
THE SITUATION IN KENT.
Be Dover correspondent OF the GAZETTE
s under date of to-day as follows:
The delegate elections throughout this
PITY Passed off quietly on Saturday. The
cations elected are all uninstructed, ,and
PERSONAL predictions of a number Of
nen are unknown, but the general un-
Banding in regard to the position of the
DE delegations is about as follows:
rk Creek favorable to J.Turpin Moore,
name is presented, otherwise probably
Ohn II. Paynter. They would probably
port representative James Williams If
eI could not agree on a man. Kenton
dred is nearly in the same position as
X Creek, except that in case of Moore
being presented 1t is probable that one
FOvould go to Williams or a New Castle
At ovee instead Of going to Paynter.
ltue Creek is for Moore with a rever-
hT interest for Paynter. The East
er delegation is pretty well mixed, but
probably unite on Moore If presented,
fTise will vote all around, almost every
mentioned having friend In the dele
On.
est Dover has four for Moore with a re-
onary interest for Paynter, and one for
l!er straight. North Murderkill has
Moore m,n, one Stockley man and one
ler man, What would become of the
.uon II Moore was not presented, 1t is
70 say but they would probably be
Iaoie TO Paynter South Murderkill is
IaOlg 70 Moore, and would go to Paynter
'plllon sends delegation that with
uIWo exceptions would be favorable TO
y u u the field, otherwise four for
a,f Milford is believed to be solid for
a.i, Out one or two members of the
sa,aa sa,On would be shaky If Moore was
s,svans sas are disinclined to talk In re-
wlne probable action Of the cony en-.
tuesday The perplexing state of the
uelegatlon, which according to the
= ivl statement stands % for Pawn
~ oul possibly only ID for Stockiey,
v,i,ip" Si"p,e9ged delegates, who are Moore
ItSIn rSa,s,ng lor sign in the sky, makes
%,Is S,.5s uncertain. If Moore is not
no~s o%u These 70 delegates are an
hooaq quahtlty, and no one knows what
JVole So Of them. A number are known
Msa 'oaole ana 10 taking the Gubernatorial
N ~ Ou' Vi the county, but enough will
Esn unite with either Paynter or
5 ~ !,a auu give a majority of the delega-
bss "%V, Sa,! tlle one or the other. In view
n,.aa1 aets no one who desires to retain
saSn H.aS, ior political wisdom will ven
,soOo nVuivIlon In regard to the result,
i pressure will be brought to bear
mo lurpin Moore to induce him TO
gention VOC a. pl his name, but If not the
omS Vu IL TTniy can settle what shall be the
coni, o, II Is urged against Mr.. Moore.
ht Son SSonnIaoauDtedly aa have been nomin-
bin no,r Or M, MS deaclination, that to nomi-
P,vOs% vOs would be a gratuitous insult
Ibu.S %.er bo friends, (who as a rule had
aa h ~ wa', Upeh favorable to him, and only
tNr Wh Worh seriously for Mr.. Paynter
fgbtI ,U9re AMY p mad declared himself out of
he S,ol,o Snu would not in any way mol
biz h4 ho,Skiey men, SO that he would
''% between two fires +" "' "o"i'
NEW CASTLE COUNTY.
WILMINGTON.
;S NO oS,a,'d-Austin V. Gaynor; no opposi-
soNI nU ,a 'erllate was elected O
Charles pes-,Deleegate-Patrick D., Plunket,
b, n. S'eS es, reynolds, Sc; Plunkett,s ma
rs 'NI,o'ernate-IIarvey G. Kemble 70:
SjS SS' Monaghan, 10. - '''"D''' '''
Lcuis. s.iMTd-Delegate-Peter r. ]. Ford.
altpma,an' ,an''ll,nerer, 80; Ford's majority,
fcE Na"a,esEFrancis NJ. Jones. 2S7;
Aj. T T0nad 0MnaardaDelegate-West district-
81 HP9s5, Hy.a,59 . John Otto .; alternate tTIr,te-
], Toner Q; East district, delegate
ad, '"ef 56; alternate-Wm. B.
ID CS,Sai ,SS.airdT;Henry C. Turner do,so.to
h; % n votes g, hyie nSiI.5 alternate; no oppo-
Sitop, ''Opla' NJ, ogle alternate /; no
ll5n i HS'iR5,dl1sDelegate-Eastern R,lsD district.
Western 5It, 5ls,, %; John X. Bradford,
John K RaaaasiIrlct, William H. Brady
y ihe Ward ddS1iord, a ~, Brady's major.
I'd alterpuut'dS y Thomas G. boud was
pSIssorge H. HIN, Nnl,S receiving rs votes to SO
Ny viiSondi iSSoorndi.oDelegate-charles Nc
elected opposition ; no alternate