Daily Republican., 1884-05-19
UANDIDAIES' CARDS.
Mr.. HukIH Will Give Mr.. Stidh am
Q Hearty support.
CARD FROM MIR. sTIDHAM.

Mr.. HukIn Will Give Mr.. Stfdh am
aHeariy support.
CARD FROM MIR. STIDHAM.
EDITORS REPUBLICAN - Gentle
men-I beg to return my sincere thanks
to my many friends, for their hearty
support given me on Saturday last,
which secured to me the nomination for
the Office of Sheriff of New Castle Coun-
ty. also return my sincere thanks
to my competitors and their friends,
for the honorable manner in which they
conducted themselves during the can
vass, and on the day of the nomination {;
and sincerely trust that, with united
effort, we will elect the eutire Republic
can ticket in New Castle County In No
vember next. Should l be elected to
fll the office of Sheriff of this County, !
will discharge the duties thereof to be
the best Of my ability.
Yours Respectfully,
FRANK G. STIDHAM.
CARD FROM MIR. sPARKs.
EDITORS :-Geltlemen
Through the columns Of your paper
desire TO return my sincere thanks to
my many friends for the large majority
given me, as the Republican candidate
for the office of Coroner Of New Castle
County on Saturday last. If elected !
shall endeavor to fill the Office with
credit and ability. Every honest effort
In my power shall be exerted to elect
the whole Republican ticket, in which
| hope to be Joined by my late oppo.
nents, who hope will be more success.
fnl ia the future.
CHARLES f. SPARKS.
EDITORS REPUBLICAN, Gentle
men-I wish to thank my many friends
Of New Castle County, through the col
umns of the REPUBLICAN,, for the
hearty support they gave me for the
Sheriff's nomination The result of
their earnest efforts, although not sue
cessful in nominating me, exceeded my
expectations, and | feel very grateful
for the large vote polled in my behalf,
both in Wilmington and in the Hun.
dreds.
For Mr.. Stidham, the successful nom
inee, have the best wishes, and shall
do all that lies in my power to secure
his election next November. 1t is need
less to ask my friends to do likewise,
for the Republicans Of New Castle
County are unanimous in the opinion
that there ought to be no more Demo-
cratic Sherifis.
WILLIAM A. HUKILL.
Near Kirkwood, DEL, May IS, 1884.
CARD FROM MIR. HOAGLAND.
EDITORS REPUBLICAN :-Gentlemen
AS q late candidate for the Sherifal-
many friends for the generous support
extended TO me In the CANVASS and at
the primary elections throughout the
county and city, and earnestly hope
that like interest and effort may be
taken and made TO insure the triumph
ant election OF my successful cdmpeti-
tor, Mr.. Frank G. Stidham.
E. H. HoAGLAND.
Wilmington, May II, 1884.
CARD FROM MIR. TAYLOR.
EDITORS OF REPUBLICAN Gentle
men-I beg leave to return my thanks
to my Republican friends for the large
and tlattering vote given me for Coro-
ner on Saturday last, and although the
choice of the party was shown to be in
favor of Charles X. Sparks, one of my
worthy competitors, heartily endorse
his nomination and will do everything
in my power to secure his election, and
earnestly solicit my many friends to
zealously vote for his election in No
vember next.
LEVIN s. TAYLOR.
CARD FROM MIR. MACY.
EDITORS REPUBLICAN Gentlemen
While beg leave to thank my many
Republican friends for their generous
support at the Republican nomination
for Coroner last Saturday, | would al.
so say that there is not a particle of
soreheadedness about me. am hap
by, and shall do my level best to elect
Charles Il. Sparks Coroner, anu elect
the Whole Republican ticket.
JOSEPH Ii. G. MACY.
CARD FROM MR.. WOODROW.
EDITORS REPUBLICAN :--Gentlemen
i have no complaints to make, bnt
many thanks to reGurn for the very
tiattering vote received for the nomi'
nation for Coroner at the Republican
nomination last Saturday. Though
not successful myself, the whole Re-
publican ticket, and Charles E.Sparks,
my successful opponent, in particular,
shall receive my hearty support.
J. WALTER WOODROW.