Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1886-06-10
THE COUNTY oAMpAraS.


for Sheriff and Coroner.
The Democratic executive committe,
met at the courthouse on Saturday after
| noon for the purpose Of organizing. AL
the members we're present and an election
for officers resulted in the choice of th,
| following:
Chairman, John Fl Rodney, Esq, Of
| New Castle hundred; Secretary, j. Franz
Biggs, ESQ.,, Of Pencader hundred; Treas
urer, Samuel M. Donnoll of White Clay
| Greek hundred.
The Democratic county executive com
mittee met Tuesday afternoon, at the
court-honse in this city, and made full
arrangements for the Democratie nomi.
nation election for sheriff and coroner,
which takes place next Saturday after
noon. The chief business in which the
greatest interest was felt was the appoint
ment of judges to hold the nomination.
The work was performed with great care,
and the selections agreed upon are as
follows
Blackbrd hundred Andrew ]. Webster,
Richardson Armstrong
Appoquiuimink-Colo Ferguson, Aonzo
s. Whlttock.
St. Georges, East-Dan NJ. Cochran, Jas.
I. Shallcross.
st: Georges, West-Nathaniel Williams,
j. W. Leatherbury.
Red Lion, East-Benjamin W. Dunlap,
William A. Jester.
Red Lion, west-Wllliam L. Swan, Harry
O. Clark.
New Castle-Israel Rulings, William W.
Cooper.
Pencader-.willlam II. Reese, John W.
Reynolds.
White Clay Greek, East Samuel Carlisle,
Mammal
White Clay Creek, west-Joseph Dean,
William II. Shippers.
Mill Creek-JOhn Phillips, Joseph Kirk.
Chrlstiana, South Thomas Lyman, Calvin
Crossan.
Christiana, Middle-Edward Way, Edward
Furry.
Chrlstiana, North-Rlchard Kayanaugh,
Hugh II. Dougherty.
Brandywlie, West-Henry M. Barlow,
John W. Anderson.
Brandywine, East-John II. Anderson,
Newton l.. Grubb.
Wilmington-Fir ward, First district
Austin v. Gaynor, George II. Carpenter;
Second district-John Brady, Jr., james
McElwee.
Second ward, Third dIstrlet-Jeremiah
0'Toole, Samuel NJ. Hannah; Fourth district
Dennis Carr, Bernard @. McYey.
Third ward-John j. Taggart Joseph r.
Myers.
Fourth ward, East Joseph W. Hart,
Lewis Hartmann West-Edward A. Ginder,
William j. Murphy.
Fifth ward, East--Clawson Montgomery,
Joseph J.. Breen; West-Frank p. File,
Frank P. Sharp.
Sixth ward. Henry P. Kyle, John Mooney.
Seventh ward, East-Thomas +. Cusick,
James j. Monaghan West-John +. Coogan,
Charles Wohlhair.
Eighth ward : Joseph Gross, Andrew
McMenamin.
Ninth ward, East Patrick Mcguire, Ma
thaniel b. Hill West-John Mcguire, John
Leonard.
Tenth ward, William p. Mcoloskey, Will
liam Shields.
Eleventh ward, Paul Ward, William Har-
rigan.
The following was offered and unani-
mously adopted:
WHEREAS, Nomination elections are free
from the restraints and protection thrown
by law around elections by ballot, and OPP
portunities may arise for fraudulent and
corrupt action;
RESOLVED, That as the sense of this com
mtttee, officially announced, the Demo.
cratic electors OF New Castle county are
earnestly requested to exercise vigian'
and unceasing care and wateEf,.iu.ss i.
garding against tho same; AMI hat tis
committee will be most diligent search
ing out and exposing any cases properly |
presented to 1t, and Will be striut a invet. |
tigatlng and condemnng fraud.
The following resolution was also
adopted and $50 copies ordered printed |
for distribution among the judges:
ResOiUed, That |. is the sense of the Dem
ocratic executive committee Of New Castle |
county that the party rules pertain solely to |
Democratic voters and the judges appointed |
to hold the nomination elections for the |
party are respectfully requested TO he |
especially vigilant and allow none to vote |
but known Democrats.
The judges of nomination were author |
lied to appoint one or more clerks, and |
any judge who findsit impossible to serve
may appoint some one in his place. The |
judges were instructed to send the returns |
after the count, by messen- |
ger or telegraph, to Harry Sharpley, Esq.,
No. 2 West Seventh street, Wilmington. |
II was decided that the polls should be |
located at the places used for the purpose |
two years ago. In Wilmington, they are
as follows:
First ward, South-Second and Tatnall |
streets; North-Flfth and Orange.
Second ward, Eastr-Heald and Apple; |
West-Second and Walnut.
Third South west corner of Front and |
Witsils cigar store.
Fourth, East Southwest corner Of Fifth |
and Spruce; West-North- corner
Fourth and French.
Fifth, East-South-wes corner Of Ninth |
and Shipley; West-North- east corner OF |
Sixth and Madison.
Sixth-Fourteenth and King.
Seventh, East-0range, between Twelfth |
and Thirteenth Vest Logan House.
Eighth-North- east corner of Eighth and |
Pine.
Ninth, East Southeast corner If Thir- |
teenth and Head West-Old Academy.
Tenth-North-e corner of Chestnut and |
Van Buren,.
avenue and Beech.
Tie polls will open ut 10 o'clock, noon,
and close at O'Clock, p. IN.