Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-09
LIVE REPUBLICANS.
WHERE REPUBLICANS HAVE
GAINED IN DELAWARE.
Places where the Republicans Rave
Not Been Entirely Orushod Out
by Assessors and OoIIsotogs
Large MpjOrIties.


Democratic ASSESSORS aud collectors to
cru;h Republicans ont Ut Delaware,
there are few places that hold on 10
their Republican faith without yielding
an inch to tha enemy, and have actual.
iy, under adverse circumstances, in.
creased their Republican majorltles. No
tAbly this is tho cage With Brandy wine
and MIL Creek Hundreds, and Chris
LLAMA Hundred IL also giving tndicA.
Lions Of return TO It's healthy days OF
RspublioAnlLm when 1t was AlWRyB @
cafe Offset to New OAstle Hundred.
These three hundreds have all elected
Republican ABsesso Q, and this fall and
winter being the time for 9 general as
seBsment, when every male old enough
to vote will be essesled Nishout regard
10 previous assessments, these hundreds
may be depended upon two y Jars henos
10 roll up tIemtn1Ous Republican ma
jorltles TO seat q Republican as Cover
Dor Of Delaware and to continue the
State under the rule Of o Republican
Legislature. Then there are other hun
dTeds in the county that are showing
aiRns Of return to their former posi-,
tlon In this Republican party. Amongst
these latter are PenoAder and Rsd Lion
hundreds, though the Eastern district
Vi buD An1h hhhOu bha uoNdE Dptopu W
send in its protest against Democratic
naisrule by . Republican majority
PenoAder by giving . Repu bllcan ma
Iority on Tuesday Last for ~, aaSeVaoy
evidenced her desire to "a on he
the fight OF 1890 via = full "a Y
jorlty. UO0A" ANA-
, The Eastern distriSS:s Of White olay
, ofsak AundTed has also hei,, on to itt
Republican integrity in the late ecu.
! tioD, though large mum bers of her voters
have been disfrAnchlsed by Democratic
ASSESSORS and colleotore.
In looking over the hsld it will be
seen that, on last Tuesday, out Of 10
election inspectors TO be elected ontsid,
OF the city OF Wilmington, ths Republi
cans have elected 6 OF them-2 in Bran
DIVINE Hundred, 2 in ChrIstiana, 1 10
Mill Oresk, and in East R,d Lion. In
Wilmington there are 81 inspectors OF
s,s-,.,,',ns, ., but the voters have no say as
to Who fGsv sell be. The Levy court
that kesps itseii n poweI - ths methods
OF the assessors and oollsG..c".sS fsels mpsv
seOurs when Ii has the power o. Al
pointing the inspectors who count the
ballots By which they are elected, and
by these appointments some ward heel-
Sts and men who have been guilty in
the past Of stufflng ballot boxes get q
few drippings from the county tfea-
sury.
In Braudywine hundred the follow.
Ing we're the Republican majoritiss on
Tuesday, no Democratic candidate hay.
ing carried the hundred:
Republican electors, 23; Treat for
Congress- S2i Thompson for Senator,
6gi average on representative cAndl-
only IL behind Mr.. Oorbltt, Rsp., and
was voter ahead OF Mr.. Ellison, Rsp
For Levy Court Megilligan, Rsp had
l6l over Grub, Dem. i; Gallagher, Rsp.,
1S4 over Hickman, Dsm.; Sheppard,
76i OofmAp, ST. Grovss, 81; Slmnons
for sheriff. 81; jackson for coroner, AO
Robinson for assessor, 167; Webster
for road com missioner, 06; Lindsav. in.
apeotoF for West district, IL, and Ver.
Ion for East district, 12
In East White Clay Greek Paul 9illIs.
for Assessor, had 10 majority, but in
West White CLAY Creek his DemoorRtio
opponent had larger majority and was
elected. Thomas Ruth, Dem, had 20
majority for road commissioner and
DR.: 3. L. Springer, Dem, had IA ma
JoLAty lOE lubpeCtOfs
In PenoRder the Republicans los.
their Inspector by 10 majority, bat they
electeo John IL. Thornton Assessor by
II maJoFi'y and Washington Barron,
for road commissioner was defeated BY |
4 maj lrity.
The following WAS the local result in
AppoquiL lmipk; AssesBoFs-P. 8. Dap-
lels, Rsr.r 1885, William 81. Tush, Dem.
235. Road mmissIonerB-F, II LAt
tomu1. Rep, 1856 ]. "a. Hanson, Dsm.,
l86. InspsctoTs-J. II. RI R5thWell, Rsp.
143; james 7. Taylor, Dem, 258,
In South Christians, for assessor,
Vincent g. Finn, Republican, received |
l81 vCtsf; Thomas D. Lyman, Demo.
orRt, 141. Road oommissioner-HliIs
2. Hicks, Rep, 1885, Richard KAVA
1Aghu Jr,I ~ 1nBpectorE-Slmeop 8
Myers, Rep, 2l8; Matthew b. Hayden. |
Osm., 1866 L. o. Vandegrift, Pro. 4,
The following Republican mAtoFIties
we're given in Mil Greek HuI dred for
he Republican ticket: Republican
electors, 76i for Congress, Treat, "a; for
senator, Thomptoo. 81; Representa-
lives, average "a Levy Court, Galia-
sher, III MegilligAD, 70; Sheppard, Sb.
JotfmRn, 70; Groves, 50; Mr., HiokmHn
ed the Democratic ticket for Lew
Jourti Sheriff, Simmons, 70; coroner.
IAokson, 74i assessor, Joseph q, Cham.
osrs, 1856 road oommissIoner, Ell
Davis, Al inspector, John DennIsop.
IS. The Prohibition ticket received Se
Iotes, two'thirdB Of which came from
he Republican party.
In West OhristianA the result IL oon.
tderAbly mixed. The Dsnooratje
Ileotors had 6 majority; Pennipe.
on, Dem for Congress, z; Thompson,
tep.i for Senator. l4i average Der,
1'jority for the Legislature, s. Levy
lourt, Gallagher, Rep, 81 Megilligan,
sapI q Sheppard, Rep S5; Sutton,
)em.i ~; EltAson, Dem z; Sheriff
.:mmons, Rep, u; Coroner, Gamble
)em'I 6; assesE0r, LypAm, Dem, 8:
nepeetorI Dalton, Dem., Q; road com.
missioner, Hicks, r p a.
In North Chrlstiana the Republican
leotors received rs MAJORITY Treat
.sp., for Congress-. 81; Thompson, Rep.'
OF Senator, SO; Representative. Rep'
yefsge, 81; Levy Court, Gallagher, .
J6; heglligAn, 1b2; Shepherd, 27i;
onmAn, 1876 Groves, 1l2; Sheriff, Sim.
IONS 1885, Coroner, JGckson, 125
.icks, for Road Com 10 'ssionsr, had ID
lajortty, which, with in West Chris
ana and l42 In South Christians, gives
I'm 15S majority In the hundred. Ths ,
tai majority for the Republican eleo
'rs in tia hundred is 1856.
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