The daily gazette., 1882-08-30
To1 xI--NO. 1O4.
v OI>' 80 b - y = :. - :.
THE + + TICKET.
ospusLlcAN LEGlsLA-
the TIVE CANDIDATES.
r,vprrqror SHAPING THE THING
.o, of sharp Contest ~ the Non,i~
LiklnoO| r,ectton on september 10-rhe
1"" 1as.la,ure and Levy Court. -r

II Ltb''
n-.,,lIicap p0litieians have not been idle
,nsnper of means during the last
" Wy .ao Int their efforts have not been
eeA ~ toward the Democrats. Another,
llrsV'oI ! W ,hem far more important, matter in
~ .noo,ive W has been occupying their atten-
Poud ,he two factions now find 6heIul
Vnl l. a"n ~non the eve of another lively little
si'e' T5s Tt lime it will be over the nogiina-
~ nn If candidates for the Legislature and
w I evy Court, the election for the purpose
w ,aiociing Ls which will be held on Saturday
,a,ombpr 10. From present appearances
.l.msn Harrington and his assistants I'm
i@mincou are busily engaged In laying
1ns III capture the legislative nominations,
no.sbIe, and while not much has come to
.nIhre a good bit is going on beneath.
t,he Dover men have intended to take
4 Nh step has been an open secret for q
r,dme. They made up their minds to
F,t tbe session of the Legislatu re OF
\ when the complimentary vote of the
5,nublnap delegation from New Castle was,
iIeir deep ehagrin, cast for Mr.. Anthony
iggps instead Of tur Judge Houston as
i Il bad earnesl.y hoped. s'
IS Ii that time ANA ever since, the Dover
M bayeb boldly declared that Mr., Higgins
mid not have the New Castle delegation SO
rey set up in his favor again, so that he
ui induce it to vote solidly for him for
Dator or for our railroad bill and against
other equally good one, with the greatest
Aeand that when the time came around to
ne Candidates they would have some
boz to say in the matter.
Ihey meant it then, and are now prepar-
to have their say. su a44a
dr. Higgins has just returned from his
cstion al the White Sulphur Springs,
bere he went just as Dick Harrington as
med control Of the party, 'andshe finds
at be is back Just in time to take a hand
lhe little game which the dashing chair
Au Of the State Committee has 20 cleverly
senel, u*.t b ,a4t 81
b. as securing control Of the entire
fgAtiOn is concerned the chances of THO,
e Central Committee are rather slim.
N County Committee has stolen march
On them in that respect, and galied, al
ii one candidate beforehand. Ii win bt
Ealled that the apportionment fixed upon
The Democratic County Executive Conn
htee allows no Representative or Senator
E White Clay Creek or Blackbird hundreds.
State Central workers in the Repuhli-
County Committee endeaYored to have
exactly similar apportionment made, he
H@ should White Clay Creek be included
l Filling would be sure to 90 back, and
the Dover men have cause to fear. The
pt failed, and instead of ignoring White
q the County Committee cut out Penca-
fwherc doubtless Bird man would have
hnOminated
lbe appOrtionment allows one Senator to
Greek and one TO New Castle, and A
presentatiye TO each of the following
hdre1s Brandywine, Wilmington, Chris
na, White Clay Greek, st. Georges and
RpO4uinimink, Thus Pecader and Black
p Nill not be represented In Brandy
9e qulraeontest is springing up between
peri j. Handy and George A. Elliott,
Y Ihe tOrner is in favor of the Dover
% and the latter represents the County
hmillee. Mr. Elliott is backed by Levy
afttlah Mahafly. Thomas r. Day is
y fat9hed, but may not ruG.
eoutest sqnarely between the factions
Dc made in Ghristiana. Here IL will be
tween tX-Shrrill h. Lewis Armstrong
Henry swain, who was member of the
use al the last session. MIR. Armstrong
~ slale C"mritte and Mr.. Swain has
el''llitd him self with the other side,
'Hg voted for MIR. Higgins for Senator.
Afllslrong's friends claim that Mr..
a'l i' hlltll too old to go to the Eigisla
again. -
lns prospects for a lively contest In VII
s'2h are good, but as yet nothing def
: y NllDWh, II was stated some time ago
AI,rg E"ta9g that Edward &. Bradford,
Lse would not be candidate for
plts alatlYf The next day the .UofRiitg
4,q MI Bradford would be candi
), hce4d feeHi0g was right and the
was WRONG 1t is now announced
authority which cannot be.
,H'ntl lhat Mr.. Bradford will not
sallllale for the nomination, and
4 p5i !. @lil DC a great disappointment to
eabs, b%PuRlieails, they will have to look
niast ae'e, MT. bradford could be easily
ioa. iu' ana the fact that he declines
,6a,,, ,s I,ie matter In much doubt. So
M. 5GyIt tle only candidate talked of is
yaa s, harrington, Esq. That the County
N .ee bis VIII oppose him is probable
lt'ohelit Will be Is still uncertain.
An - -
m, a nneAe1 BnrlesIue Performance.
l1nans nv a"nsgnl1-santley Novelty and Burlesuue
M al gave an entertainment in the
Use naoap', %oase last evening to crowded
m or @,qaiy every seat being occupied by a
tba nla nail grown boy. One lone woman
tDin@ 4el'e W. 10 attend and sit the whole
Iolc sa aniough The performance as IA
rsin IS ia1Ihty h'efy stupid, and long before the
ssej 's'h1e'ofea i, grdupof kicking women,
bnnybl', n lights, the audience was
0at ai Tired, The alleged burlesque
hi ns ~ II contained no point and had no
h. .bdnVi %"a'eYer The dresses, however.
tba bbao@y' but the Jokes were thread. bare
bid cdJ rIds 80 80 Dad that only very bright
Fa Of wba, srasp even an approximate
n contai' "ae was intended. The speciality
rlsbed d'nea h,l ~ some fun, but it was all
lthalina " Tue men of the troune, Mile
y liled n,aa sane pleasing display with
fks wero rsteons, t, but her sleight-of-hapd
attbe Wv wo,, ,pullgllng. The whole trouble is
laid asiJn J,lVll are old and stiff, and should
'' as having seen their best days.
Mis- NJ version of the Cor don Case.
burt, ins'sy iIsa,y j. sweatman, of seatman,s
lored %,",,ils wn,, us that Anne Gordon. The
ld at t%,tah %ulliah who has been living In a
ay, '5nt 5d locality for two weeks ss with II her
tlssrr gl @. not rent the house from M her he,
lnei WolIaare SIl re-rented 1t from praty
b piacs "ailaee, a',et who had rented it in The the
& bot ly n with WI the understanding that if
alds moyad " sah-rented. Wallace after.
posses.ttesa ,ptsa out, leaving the Gordon family ami
Arrears lat aud not until Mrs. Gordon was
sve her her, ,3r "i about $50 did the landl@dv
allow be elected. All efforts were ra''paas mads
] ],s re else, hut the woman Ii did op not fee5 seem
an further ,e3ye a. the premises. Miss sweat. t.
tneniao,rraaaese ,r declares that Mrs. Gordon ha,
ltt The 6qS6aTorng Sam'n to get another % iamiiy a, 10
hlob""p b"pl1e I and then to sub let ,y a nnstiop op
Tie meantin G,l this the landlady objects % to
I'd laosi l,I4e ~ the family still ling3r in tb, J
ftsscd VI the children only about hal
The T, THest Home Excurs,op
ay ycsiaafYest inarYest Home exenrsinn - ca,,,