Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-02-05
THE COLLECTORSHlP.
The Fight Before the Levy Court
Who the Candidates are.

| warmer.
+ The various candidates are John +
Dickry, for the southern District, Pat
rick Nrary, for either district, and vii
liam kynr the present collector, Mar
tin Farrell, and Thomas Doud for tn
Northern district.
These men have each loaded them
selves down with letters from prolninen
Democrats recommending them for tn
respective appointments.
The contest is exciting some attention
and the members of the court hav
been button-holed since the election b,
the various candidates and their friends
The appointment is generally made tn
Friday following the meeting of TIN
court OF the various candidates gOs
sip says considerable.
Mr. Bedford will not again be- a can
didate, hc having expressed himself u
heartily sick of the position, and Sayin,
the money there is i'll the office not bc
ing compensation enough for the iron
, bic herewith. In regard 10 Mr.. kync
the opponents OF that gentleman insls
that he has had enough, and three year
in the city employ together with Nv,
- .n' ,o"",S '""-"' w. w , n"''Tn :,
m "uin ~" -, ih' e'','t'a " ,'n pa',
day, what has he done TO compel hin
to be kept in office all his life. Their,
are plenty Us capabl" il moi more so,an,
: rs willing men who are good party
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fore Mr.. kyne had a vote, and "a coupl,
Of the candidates are these men.
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l,''"'t,l''E '''L' larry tue" "po"a MI
faFf"ll record ~ Il party man lh's'
are 'h' same '"''H 'fa' nave p'e'i re-
h'HFS'h '''il' CUT ~ illlhu AMOUR lhi'
I'h'''i'l"i' man! "i "hi'Ii WIN no,
"'af me "ASIlGhi oil lhit''iGa'ioi,' ana
are So 'liiiNl mat Il small pun 81 d'hiaI
vii u'lN" t'i'ln I" lh' i"nr WINDS
me la'H. '"u a""nI MN Is NAV he
tn,'d III" h'pnhlic'lI utk'' III loh0'
men ms was io'd I" il iririid "i MI
f'TF'Il inns morning ana ny IN" way
Il prominent democrat "'"N" 'rlilu''
i"'t mas never u''l' uh'N'l"lI'h anu "h'
mas voted 'Hr hrk"t Tor lNtI'N YEARS,
H. aimed, wei, II mat j. not lh'
NlIhIl"Ht 'iIhE | nave htafu Tor some
'lm", lAInh "i It thirteen years ago h
u%r'd !" E"f" the Republican, ticket
W ny II thrNr harr"" Ihl'"ird hlS"i'
could hay" their way, none bat tHu,c
Whose gtAndtath'rN were Democrats
could rrr.IN" "iiic" II the hands OF ia,
party. But Is you have spoken If III,
circumstance, remember II distinctly.
At an election il'ld previous 10th" Ont
oi"hirh E"u speak Martin Farrell WA, a
ranullarr Ior Assessor Of Wilmington,
and William II, Brady was resident
OF III" old Fourth Ward, and a pr"ni.
ncnt ward worker at that election
brady stayed away from the polls and
u,d hi, and to Farrell Farrell was
! hrir"1rd. Next time 1t was Farrell ;
tTu ir!iy was Il raMdiiatr for As
a's7or and II w"uid have been rather
turTlNInE, 10 Say tn" least, II furrriI
had gone up To the polls amt voted for
brady, He did not do it he scratched
Mr., Erady'a name OF III" ticket and
voted Ii" only other NAME that Of tn,
inspector who was Il Democrat
$50 there's your little tale exploded
again, continued the same gentleman
what claim has Mr.. Nrary, Mr.. Duud,
Mr.. Kline over AIR. Farrell! where hay,
they done such good work for the party
tHdt Martin ha, not? 'Has not Martin
| Farrell stood M and taken the kicks
and cuffs Of his party, and then fought