Daily Republican., 1884-04-11
FOURTH EDITION,
THE DELEGATE ELECTIONS.

hours Of and O'Clock p. IN. They will b
held by the County Committee for eacl
ward or by inspectors named by such CON
mittess. They will be held In the respective
wards at the following named places:
First Ward, Barnum hotel N. +. cor
ner Of Fifth and Orange streets.
Second Ward, FELTON, House, south.
east corner of Second and Walnut
Istreeta
Third Ward, Wilson's cigar store,
e northwest corner of Fourth and Jeffer.
son streets.
VI Fourth Ward, at Kitchens grocery
4 store, southwest corner of Fourth and
Walnut streets.
: Fifth Ward, east district, Lafayette
~ hotel; west district, southwest corner OF
5 Seventh and Madison streets.
Il Sixth Ward, at Henry and John +.
Kyle's livery stable office, S2S King
I street.
@ Seventh Ward, east district, No. 1908
Orange street west district, Logan
: House.
Eighth Ward, John Horner's barber
shop. southwest corner of Eighth and
Pine streets.
> Ninth Ward, at the Old Academy.
Ell Tenth Ward, corner of jackson and
Pleasant streets.
Eleventh Ward at the office of
Trump Brothers Machine Company.
A difference has sprung up amongst the
Keput licans In regard to the choice Of dele
gates and 1t seems probable now that two
tickets will be IN the 1eld, ons headed
" County Rights, and sad u he unelulva-
cally In favor of Blaine and Lincoln. The
other ticket IS headed Unpledged Dele
gates" but is said to 6s ais, In favor OF
County Rights.
The following is the ticket presented
in the respective wards, headed 'Coun
|ty Rights"
First Ward - Delegates, Alexander
Kelly, William F. Robinson and vii.
lam Wheatley altsgnates, Matthew
Macklem, Louis II. Bickta and Charles
Hooper.
Second rd-Delegates, John NJ. |
Stewart, j. Cullen Bryant, Joseph |
McMaster and James f. Coleman al.
ternates, Jonathan Il Barr, Mifiin |
Speakman, John Eastburn and Perry
II. Hicks
Third Ward-Dsegates, Thomas John.
son, Charles =. Brinton, Ii. A.
Brown and Charles II. Groves alter.
mates, Edmund Mitchell, Jr., j. G.
Howell, Archibald Gooden and John
Viney.
Fourth Ward - Delegates, Albert
Richardson, John f. Perry and Isaac
ShOckiey alternates, James S. Heal,
George Singley and Samuel Santlev.
Fifth Delegates, Eleazer Aims.
worth, Walter II. Hayes, A. p. Beech, !
er, j. Eldridge Pierce and Benjamin
Lummis, A. A. Chapman, James
X. Crippen, Samuel File and John
Dilahay.
Sixth Ward--Delegates, Stansbury j.
Wiley, Samuel II. Baynard, ,Dr. Leon.
ard kittinger, Simeon Hood and l.. 7
B. Henry alternates, DR.. Fleming
Carrow, Henry B. Duncan, Albert 3
Kinsler, Dennis Sharper and Joseph T.
Bass.
Eighth Ward-Delegates, William
II. White, Thomae f. Burke, William ,
II. Wiley, William II. Hahn and Solo D.,
mon Cook alternates, William A. "
Sparks, Josiah Cook, James Crozier, ID
Edward Ray and Albert Cochrap. Il
Ninth Ward - Delegates, John j.
Gallagher, David K. Smith altt rnates,
Leander Dorsey, John T. Simmons.
The following are the candidates on
the ticket headed with Unpledged
Delegates"
First Ward-Delegates, John Wentz,
Alon2o 7, Christy, William Miller
alternates, VIM. Bagerly, Alfred John.
non, John n Banks. h
Second Ward Delegates, George c
Richards, William Brannan, Robert
w. Nutter, James E. Coleman alter.
mates, Alfred Barr, William NJ. West, o
Charles Carton, James II. Hicks. "
Third Ward-Delegates, David Fl. '
Coyle, Chas. P. BrintOn, John II.
Graham, Thomas Lukins; alternates, "
German d. Lincoln, James Keenan,,
Samuel Coyle, Archie Gooden.
Fourth Ward-Delegates, WIN. Rus +,
sell, A. ID. Vandever, Isaac Carty; al Al
ternates, Samuel McIntire, James Ia
Grubb, Patrick Boyd.
Fifth Ward-DeIesates, H. +. Pick.
els, Levi G, Bird, John Mclaughlin,
John Simpson, John l.. Manove; al r
Thomas NJ. Culbert, William
=. stimmsll, Deacon B. Tay l0r, Joseph
Price, Raymond Trusty.
sixth Ward-Delegatss, Philip Quig- .,
Icy, Edward G. Patterson, Samuel II. '"
Baynard, John Mason, Robert Harman;
alternates, VIM. II. Foulk, Benjamin -
Evans Pennington, John y
W. Tilghman, Stephen M. Bayard.
Seventh Ward-Delegates, Washing
ION Hastings, Frank G. Simpson, Wm.
A. Bacon, Daniel p. Hamilton, Lee
Thomas alternates, Samuel Speak kman,
lames Dandy, Edmund G. Burke, Chas. S
)ordon, Sewell Hall, Sr.
Eighth Ward - Delegates, Thomas [
Perkins, Francis M. Barney, David II u
Wingate, Frank Caldwell, Geor
stevenson alternates,J John 7. Perkins,
Thomas +. Burke, James A. Melvin, b.
ieorge Wilson, Michael Sterling.
Ninth Ward-Delegates,J James Linn,
\. b. Mcpherson johnson alternates,
edward l.. Turner, Samuel Carly. be
Tenth Ward Delegates, Andrew j. Fl
thompson, Ash S. Pennington, VIM. \
Clayton alternates, Ezekiel Town. u
end, Thomas Anderson, James II. In
irinnage. M
The tickets for the Seventh, Tenth cII cL
no Eleventh wards, County Rights SO
Vill be made up to morrow also the Of
unpledged Delegates" for the Elev-
nth Ward will hereafter be agreed
pom. II
Thomas johnson of the Third ward i
fishes it To be distinctly announced do
nat he Is not a candidate and could not la'
ttend the convention il elected. W.
In note to the REPUBLICAN,, Mr.. NJ
. B. Roberts states that the -
1orning News is in error in saying T
hat he was selected in the Sixth ward !
delegate of the States Rights ~, IN,
arty," as he had not beel named eth.
as delegate or an alternate on any Il
cket, neither would he consent to T.
rive if elected. ~
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