Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-16
FOURTHEDlTION
fagA0ONY OVKR.


special Corr dependence ofthe REPUBLICAN h
DOVER, Del, January Is, 1883. d
Dover TO day WAS full Of people, !
mainly politicians and ofiir" seekers, =
and buttUphol, ing Was the CHIEF order Oh
the day. Every train brought fresh ar. "
rivals, and before tho opening o. the
caucus the fight waxed warm. FROM
the beginning IL was plainly seen that
New Castle was divided ard would 70
left out In the cold.
The following we're the successful
$50, l.
For United States Senator, Hon. Ell
Sxulsbnry. the present ineum bent, was
elected by acclamntion State Itoasu-
rer, j. Mitcl, Houston State Auditor,
Jesse X. Long, both Of Sussex, anu
State Librarian, Samuel ID ltuitt, oi
Kent
The following are the details OK
THE INAUGURAL.
Among the visitors who arrived to-
day for the purpose Ct aitenuins tho
inaugural were Hon. BeuJ amin i.
BigRs, j. Turpiu Moore, Or. kickards
Henry G. Turner, Walter Cummins,
Col. Robert II. Taylor, Lewis Paynter,
PurnalJ. Lynch, A. =. Beechcr, Thorn
al Bird, WIN. j. Maxwell, L K Coch-
ran, j, wilkins Cooch, Isaac Fook7,
Governor elect StOckiry and family,
John Ward, Fr.d Cans-y, William
Dean, M,rris Taylor, james H. Kay,
IL. l.. Martin and Bro, and many other
well known democrats IRON oil paris
of the Sla'e. Large numbers are tX-
pected !, morrow aud the greater mum
her from Sussex. THIS is 4 Sussex time.
| They will be- here TO- moro" IN droEes.
| INAUGURAL PROGRAM.
The Committee OF Reception vii
meet the GoveInOr-elocta ~ his hoteI ala
lescort him TO the State House. @hsro the
laddrrss Of welcome on the part or the
Legislature will BIZ delivered At ll."o
Ia IN, a procession Will NOV. lfoA
lthr Stat. House 10 tle Court House III
1.-The following order; First, bsnd Of mu-
SIC, second Sergta 1 al Arms OF Sen
late and House; third, Speaker Il tho
iSepa,e and Huuo'; fourth, members OF
1.-The General Assembly and thsir chap
llaius and clerks; fifth, the Judiciary;
lsixth, Joint Commit Of Arrange
lm,n,s. seventh, GOV "ruor'ccct Stock
LEY and Secretary Ci ate C%n-ey !
eighth, tx Governors and their Stcfe.
taries.
Il The inauguration will take place in
the Court Housc, and the doors OF ID"
building Will be opened 10 the pub.. e
las soon as tho procession leaves I'll"
Estate House The ceremonies VIII be
as follows, commencing al II O'CLOCK
noon First, music; second, prayer
by the chaplain OF the SENATE THIRD
lreading of the Legislative proceedings
lfor Joint session fourth, administer
| linz lie oath to the Govrrnor-elrct NTH
lmusic; sixth, reading inau4Hra1 ad-
Z idress seventh, music. francis M
Dunn will BIZ marshal Of day,
The new Governor will hold \ public
Receptions in the court room in IN" even
ling from :. 80 to ' o'CIoCk, after whici
the ipaug bali will take place IL
the hall above, under the direction 0
the following COMMITTEES lDviratlon
| lDr. Swithin Chandler, william Cooch
Charles w. whitley, Jr., L. W. WaPles
2 Charles Reynolds, Jr., II. A. CnibietI
and j. j. g. Reen Reception, william
A. Comegys, A. \. sutton, j.. Ihoina
Lowe, ID. Mustard, Edward Belts, G J
Hall, G. S Pennewill, John L. Nicho
l son Floor Managrs, William A
, Uomegys, Samuel ID. Roe, +, Il
Y Cochran j. j G. Rreen, II. A. Culbreth
H. McDauiel and Il. W. NAPLES. Ac
mission to the ball will by card only.
THE CAUCUS.
From the time the % train al
rived until tho Legislature met, tn
lfrends OF the respective candidate
worked like beavers.
After the Legislature ahJourne
until the caucus met, tho t4f
vas renewed with increasing ViRo
leyery hour. New Castle was Oh ham
loud in it's claims and great in its e!
pectations. As the minute flew, warn
ri the ii ght grew. +. X. Cochran 10
the New Castle delegation, which wa
!, arper than KeL and Sussex com bins'
rte nephews were flying around hu
tenholeiug MON hers, bat the fight OF Il
Anti. Salisbury msu was rhorl ave
AsI predicted few days ago, The
I was really no fight in the caucus Owe
the Senatorship.
4 John II. Paynter WAS ALEC heard lus
4 ly shouting. Paynter WAS King OF u
asst lobby, and WAS welcomed by h
a constituents, and more particularly
his able lieutenant " Barney Dawes
j The fight, mainly, was on the ouisl'
anong the lobbyists and therefore WI
II harmless. No doubt there were sever
II member, possibly five, who We
against Salisbury, and who could, hi
he anti salisbury men been organ
=, ed, possibly defea ed Uncle Ell. ].
= result means this, and nothing less:
the remote event Of a Democratic Pre-
iert will sOme ono ploaht .hiUrh
+ where Charley S5uokl'y and hls frlen
o. will be? The SALISBURY W'Il not IL
y ret tbis fight, for they were scarab a
n AZ Afterwards seen, without apyJui
v TO be scared at they, nevertheless, Z"
= remember that there were men in th
~ Legislature who were opposed 70 I'll
v return, and those men were CHAR
. lstockley', friends. The Saulsbur
- never forget or forgive, and il 1t IS
u their power, God help any nan W
-, appears for an Office, rs | aid before,
u the event OF n Democratic PRESIDED
The caucus went into session apC
$40 p. IN. The Senatorship ~as tax
up Nrst, and was disposed Of In sh
order, and Ell Salisbury was return
to the Senate Of the United States
!, another six years. He was elected
Dill reclamation.
Llnl Tho next taken up was the BIZ
''@ Treas irership, and here the fun co
an mem ed this is what New Castle I
pected, wanted and ought to have h;
or , was their right to have it, IL ca
to heir county by rotation If MOTH
la. l't,ptla had rnnulIAt
II. 4. Rowland and Thomas Cavend
aurs,x had John "NitCh" Houston.
iie.Ur tho caucus met Sussex hi!u
little CAUCUS of her own, a1d IN atCo
anCe VITA the bargain maze "
"Mitrh." If no could withdraw ir
the cuLcsL Tor Shtrih, Sussex We
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