Daily Republican., 1886-08-16

Seventh ward. and claims that instead
OF Malloy havinga majority of 28, that
he will be able 10 prove by the staff
ments Of individual voters, taken under
oath, that he received Ill votes In the
eastern precinct of his ward a. against
81 which the ring inspectors returned.
He claims that Malloy got but "a votes
there and not % as was returned. HisI
friends kept Tailed list Of every man
% he voted In that precinct and they
also noted the complexions Of the twol
kinds Of ballot. Emmons' ballot was
Of extra paper with creamy tint,
while the Mslloy. Crippen ballot was Of
the common newspaper quality.
This list, backed up by the names Of
the voters, will be presented to the
committee ON credentials tomorrow,
OF those returned ~ elected from this
city O'Dopnell, Dickey and Hasson are
for Cochran; Malloy, Stigers and Whe-
Ian are probably for Cochran; Carr,
McCullin. Gamble and Newell are for
Herbert, Peter A. Hort- 10 for Biggs.
IN THE COUNTY.
In East Brandy wine the two Herbert
delegates are elected.
Iu North Christians the DR.. Chandler
delegates, Thomas j. Lawless and john
NJ. Macklem, received 1876 aud 1877
votes, against 90 and 81 for Thomas
Toy and Thomas J. Hanly. James
Dormsn and John D0ugherty were
elected alternAtes by similar vote
over William Casey and George Foster.
In New Castle Hundred the Herbert
delegates, Albert n. Silver, Douglass
M. Mccoy, John l. Boyle, Robert Sut
ton and John A. Schuchardt, were
elected by o good majority.
In South Christiana, Calvin b. Cros-
sin, who Is for Herbert, and Robert G.
Justis, who is for Chandler first and
Herbert second, were elected.
In St. Georges Hundred, the home
of both Major Biggs and Mr.. Cochran,
the BigRs delegates carried the east end
by 61 majority and the west end by So
a majority for Biggs of 100 in the hum
dred.
Mil Creek elected Lswis Miller, Ed
ward Haman, Bernard Duros, Lewis
Derrickson and William p. Peach.
These votes are claimed by both
Biggs and Cochran, but Bisgs will gel
only two OF them. while the other three
s,s for Cochran. White Clay Cree
was carried by Cooch by majority
OF seventy; but Cochran will have
lall FIVE Of the delegates. Pen
csder elected the Cooch ticket, composed
of Andrew Il. Eliasop, T. W. Nc
Cracken, Charles A. Salmon, Robert M
Cann and William Cooch by majority
of %. They are all for Cochran on tn,
second ballot. St. Georges was carried
by Blggs by majority Of 1870. Appo
IQuinimink was carried by Biggs aftel
a bitter fight. Herbert claims few o
these delegates. In Blackbird b. r. @
Rothwell, David Keen, b. +, David
IJr,, Mortimer Records and JOSEPH
Anderson were elected on the ant.-rint
ticket. Two Of the FIVE are for Bigg
and the other three for Herbert. Rex
Lion had but one ticket, composed o
Dr. I. 8. Vallandigham, e. 7. Staple
ford and j. M. Marcy Of the west enc
and Benjamin M. Ogle and James Mul
ligau of the east end. Of these Vallan
digham ond Ogle are positively 70
| Cochran; Marcy is for Herbert; Null
gan Is claimed for Herbert, and Staple
ford Ia doubtful.
The ten districts elected fifty dele
gates, who will be divided as follow
on the hrst ballot:
Brandy wine-3 Biggs and Herbert
lChristiana-5, @ Chandler. White Ola,
lOreek-5, Cooch. Pencader-6, Cooch
| St. Georges-5, Bizgs. Appoquiniminl
I-5, Biggs. Blackbird-2 Biggs and
Herbert. Red Lion-2, Cochran,
Herbert and l, doubtful, and Ne'
Castle--5, Herbert. Totals for cand
dates, Bisgs, Is; Chandler, 10; Cooct
10; Cochran, 2, and Herbert, IL.
In the entire state outside of this cit
it appears then that Biggs will have 8
votes on the first ballot Chsnalsr, II
ssCocch. 10; Cochran, 43; and Herbert /.
II 1t was reported this morning tha
Mr. Cochran's name would not be pre-
sented to the convention and that h
J friends will vote for Mr.. Herbert.