Daily Republican., 1884-04-15
THE DELEGATE ELECTION
ADDITIONAL RETURNS FROM
THE COUNTY AND
ST ATE.
The following additional returns are re-
ported from New Castle County and the

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The following additional returns are 70.
ported from New Castle County and tht
State.
NEW CASTLE COUNTY.
New Castle Hundred Delegates, John J
King, Joseph e. Robertson, Samuel Silver
and Robert McFsrlin. Alternstes, John W
John Mcmillan. tnpledged. -,
North Christiana- delegates, George W.
Ely, WIN. X, Brinckle and Alfred ID. Le Gar
penter. Unpledged.
South Chflstiana- Alexander, W; Ever
son, Vincent u. Finn and Q. IA. Groome.
East Brandy wine-Two delegates. un-
West Brandvwine-Henry O. Mahafy and
Alexander ColQuohoun. For Blaine.
Mill Creek delegates, S. Minot Curtis,
=. NJ. Walker HenryaThompson and J M.
ingham, J. 3. Heald, W: @: Curtis and a.
H. Woodward. For Blaine and County
White Clay Creek Delegates, John Pill
ing, Joel I thompson and Daniel Gillis. Al.
ternates, LewisL Allen. E. s. Gilmore and
William Mcbride. For Blaine, but un-
East Red LION delegates, George W.
keybold and James H Clark Alternates,
J. Thomas rice, Freling McMunn. For
Blaine, but unpledged.
West Red Lion.- Delegate, J. j. Weiser.
and alternate, James r. RothWell. un-
East st. Georges Delegates, VIM. Vail,
Jno. q. Corbit and H. G. v alker. Alternates,
w. W. Walker, James McMullen and b. 3.
Carpenter. UnpIedged.
West st. Georges Delegates, Horatio N.
Willets, Andrew llias0n and T. +. aearn.
Alternstes, Charles Tatman, Jr., J. W. Jolls
and E. b. Rice. Unpledged ,
T. Harris and j. Il. Thornton. Alternates,
J. b. Caizer. J. T. Wright and D. b. Ferris.
For Blaine and County Rights.
Appoquinimink- Delegates, H H. Apple
ton, John W. Denny and George Atwell.
Backbird-Two delegates and two alter
mates. Unpledged.
KENT COUNTY.
Duck Creek-Delegates A. Hudson, Theo-
Cooper and John b. Evans. Alternates, N.
Speakman, George Traax, X. M. johnson, d.
T. Smithers and T.. Marriott Fowler. For
Blaine and anti.administratiOn.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, Nathan 7. Under
wood. Lewis M. Bell am Peter l.. Burcus.
divided.
Little Greek-Delegates, William Smith
ers, John H. Bishop and Richard M. Cooper.
East nover-Delegates, N. B. Smitherr,
q. v. Massey, J. X. Whitaker and James
Pennewili. Anti.administratiOn.
West Dover-Four delegates elected Anti
adm Illustration
North Observation-Disclosures, J. Colby
Smith. George M. Fisher, ID. +. barnard ,Jr.,
VIM. Barger, VIM. Ellison. Ant-adminis-
tratiOn
South Murderkill-Delegates. Paris 7.
Carlisle, John J. COnnor, Alvan b. Conner,
Lemuel johnson and Robert Fridell. Anti
ADMINISTRATION.
Mispillion- Delegates, DR.. A. M. Day, A..
Simpson, W. H. Ander son, William Shaw,
o. M. Plumm and Ezekiel Anderson. Alter
mates; q. +. Smith, Benjamin Gain, W. W.
Galloway, W. J. }, ubDard, q M. Jones and
and Dr. j. Hopkins. CountyRights and free
convention.
Milford-De.egates, James X. Lohand,
VIM. H. Mason, Joseph Frazer, W. .Naules,
0. Dewitt and VIM B. Lowery. Unpledg ed
and for Administration.
| SUSSEX COUNTY.
| Cedar Creek-Delegates, James 5. Rich
ardson. George Fl. Hall, W. V. sipple, Jan
Higman and J. Short. Anti-administra
tiOn.
Northwest Fork-three delegates, ,unpledg
cd, and for admintstration. ~
kanticoko-Ueles ates, William Sharp
Albert Curry and George M. Outten. Va
pledged.
observation-disclosures. Thomas X. Black
Charles Il. Morris and Joseph Virden. An
decentralization. :,
Lewes and Observation-Disclosures, J. ID
lTruxton, Dr. II. X. Burton and Robert Scett
N Alternates, william H. ViIden, Joseph W
W lizard and Joseph A. Warrington. Fol
Blaine and County Rights.
Indian River-Delegate =. X. Burton, and
p. W. Rust. U pledged.
Georgetown delegates, Peter p Dodd
Alfred u Pepper, Dr. Caleb X. Layton. FVl
Blaine ard County Rights.
Little Greek Delegates, William =. Cal
loway, Isaac W. Sirman, Samuel L. Smith
and i. D. Marvil. Unpledged, but aEti-ad'
ministrattOn.
". Spicer and Joseph Brown. For Blaine
and County Rights.
There has not been any formal returns from
BaltimoreHundred,w which has four delegates,
Dag sbOro with 4, Gumb0ro with or Broad
Creek with delega tes, but 1t is understood
that they are pretty evenly divided.