Daily Republican., 1888-05-30
rnE TWO COMMITTEES.
They Both meet in the court House Yes
serdsy Afbernoon--An Address Issued

held 10 New Castle ON Saturday lac
met yesterday afternoon In the Oeur
1 HOuse.
The trump committed" met in tn
Levy Court rom, and, after transaotinl
routine business, the following nAmet
Judges were appointed 10 hold the nom
lpatlon election for sheriff and cotone
to be held on Saturday, juno o:
Wilmington-First ward, First dis
triot, Peter A. Fagan, william Elem
ming, James Riley; Second district
James McElwee, Joseph BAder, Jame
W. Mo0loslrey; Second ward, Thirt
district, Frank Zebley, Patrick Crum
lisb. one to be Allied; Fourth district
John E Fotd, w. P. Windish, JohI
May; Third ward, John j. Mullen
Harry Witsil, william r. Watson
Fourth ward, Seventh district, IsaA,
Dillon, John Otto, one 10 be Allied Ninth
district, Bernard Clark, one to be Allied
Fifth ward, Tenth district, j. j. Pierce
Edward Hasson, W. T. Hickman; Elev
euth distrlct, VIM. H. Lee, Stephen g
Oook, B.H.AdAms, ,Jr. Sixth ward ,Johr
NJ. Euos, Thos. Donnelly JAS, Kennedy
Seventh ward, Sixteenth district, Johu
Orumney, Harry Kyle, one TO be filled
Seventeenth district, John b. Taylor
Hiram Klmble. one t3 be flled. Eighth
ward, Bernard Donohoe, William Nc
Menamin, one to be allied. Ninth
ward, AID, Patrick Dougherty, JohI
MoGuire, William Sweeney; 28d, Ber
nard Farren, two to be filed. TentI
ward, James Herner, Joseph A DAILY
W. b. Lsonard. Eleventh ward JohI
B lrcus, Chas. Hawke, Hugh Mcclure
Twelfth ward, A. II Morrison, 7. j
King. Joseph q. Myers. Brandy wine
WeAt, JOS. Handy, Henry Il Luff, Jno
sharplsy; HAST, 3. Lsrkin Handy
Emory Nicholson, Francis McSorley
OhristiRna, North, Joseph McOlafferty
John u. Kelley, John Donohos; South
Thomas p. Lyman, Ffedus Sturgeon
John w. X. Killgore; West, David
johnson, Niobael Mullin, John P. Mo
Oo,lum. Bed Lion, East, Everett Von
Oulin, Adam b Cook, David 5teelmAD
West, James W. Marcey, Harry O
CLARK, Montgomery J. Clark; 3D.
Georges, East, d. M. Cochran, George
W. Polk, Lawrence X Davis; West
Jonathan W. LeAsherberry, John Nor.
risop, William Rothweli AppoQ QuIni.
mink, Joseph Whittook, j. u. BtAats,
George W. O. MoCrone; Black bird, to
be flled by committee man from the
hundred, George o. Rothwell; Mil
Greek, Howard II Jordan, Benjamiu
9 egg, George Rsardon; PsneAder, J. B
M AhoDey, W. B, FoArd, Rlcbard sullI
vani White CLAY Greek, West, William
II. Bimpers, John Pennington, William
Russelii Eaat. Thomas Morrison, r Ibert
Armstrong, Lsvi Ruth. =
After appointing the judges the com.
mittee adjourned.
The committee appointed at the regu-
lar meeting, presided over by Sewell O.
b Rgs, M ct In the Levy court caucus
room President Herbert presided.
The following address was prepared
and ordered for publication:
To THE DEMOCRATS OF NEW OAsTI u
observation-disclosures = Al
our county meeting, held ut New Oastle
on May 26th, In accordance with Il Q
rules OF our party, number OF men
who have heretofore acted aB Demo.
or ats, dissatisfied with the expressed
And manifest wish OF very large ma.
jority Of those present, Withdrew frora
the meeting to . hall previously rented
for the purpose and there attempted to
form q new party. Do not be deceived.
The majority Of our party must rule
It's affairs, and 1t is perhaps better for
Us to fnow our enemies than to have
them lie hid within our organization.
W lth tue ''bolters" from our meeting 1t
10 "rule or ruin," and finding 1t iElpos.
sible TO rule our party by q minority
vote, they now try TO ruin 1t. They
may succeed In achieving Democratic
dafea. At the coming election, but your
committee, legally and properly sp
pointed under our rules with the true
Dem oorAts OF this county at its back,
will do what 1t can to prevent such @
disaster to our party, or county and
perhaps our State,
As . party we cannot compromise or
bend to the wishes or wbims OF q bolt
ing minority.
To yisld to them means disruption
and defeat; to meet them with q fTm
and united front means Democratic
success and the discoursgement Of all
disruplionists and disorRanizsrs.
Let every true Democrat be Arm and
steadFas In his adherence TO our party
and Its glorious traditions and prinoi-
pies; and let US all redoubie our efforts,
and with an over " helmlnR victory con,
tinue TO triumph over RepubllcAnism
10 every form and all its allies.
Our primary elections will soon be
They must be held In accordance
with the primary election law, and all
judges of election shall, as far as your
executive committee can accomplish 1t,
be absolutely fair and impartial.
No vote can be entertained for any
candidate who has not pledged himself
10 support the sucoe ssful nominee, ao
oording to our party ru'es, and ell can
didates nuet be careful In this respect.
Better defeat than departure from
the rule OF the majority, which is the
esst nee OF :rue Democracy; but stand
ing shoulder to shoulder, using all
honorable means aud bending all our
energies 10 the work, we can and
will win success and preserve TO our
State and county the blessings Of Demo
cratic rnle, VIM. HERBERT,
Chairman of the Democratic EEeou-
tive OoDmiite Of New CASTLE county.
HORACE y. JOHNSON, Secretary.
10 the candidates for the Democratic
nomination for Sheriff and Coroner In
New CASTLE County
Gentlemen: Our party rules require
that mo vote shall be entertsined for
any candidate" Cat our primary cleo.
tion) "who has not publicly pledged
himself to support the successful candi-
date" -.
In order to avoid any misunderstood
lngs and confusion In this respect You
VIII please forward to the ohsirman of
this committee aa soon as possible your
pledges to stand by the nominee At our
primary elections soon to be held. True
Democrats who desire the welfare OF
our party and the sncoess Of Its nomi'
nees must now stand together.
WIN HERBERT,
Chairman OF Dem. Ex. Com.
HORACE JOHNSON, Secretary.
Inc committee then appointed the
following fnr hnldino tha nam In a Inn