Evening journal., 1888-09-18
SUSSEX DELEGATES.
They VIII Demand the Nomination of
Charles II. Treat of Georgetown-PoIiti-
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Charles II. Treat of Georgetown-PoIiti-
cal Activity.
BY letter to EVENING JOURNAL.
GEORGETOWN, Del, Sept. 1S.-The
contrast between the primaries held on
Saturday afternoon last and the one held
three weeks ago was complimentary to
the Republicans. On Saturday the Re
publicans met in delegate meeting, there
being representatives from every part of
the hundred, and the following were
unanimously elected; Delegates to the
state observation-disclosures D0wnham,
James A. Evans, G. f. Bacon alternates,
James w. Lynch, Theodore NJ Kreer, }.
Frank Bacon, Esq Delegates TO county
convention, Legislative and Levy Court
brancbs-Dr. G. r. Layton, Charles l..
Moore, Esq, and Oscar S. Leathers; al
ternates, Rufus w. Torbert Frederick
Walls, Walter w. Pepper. Delegates to
sheriff and coroner branch-Dr John w.
Messick, Samuel NJ White and w. J.
McNatt; a'ternates, Asbury M. Day, Job
0. Pride and Peter A. Dodd
J. Frank Bacon, Esq, was elected n
member of the County Executive Com
mttee.
In BroadlSiln the following were cleo.
ted. State nvention-Thomas r.
Burton, Charles b. Morris, Sheridan p
Manship; Legislative and Levy Court
rsneh-Charles II. Atkins. Alfred H.
Manship, John r. Black sheriff and 10
ner. Joseph L. Black, w. II. Prettyman,
Isaac Nailor; assessor, John M. Robbins
inspector, S. L. White.
The Little Creek delegation Isl State
convention-J. ID. Marvel, o. w Marvel,
J. w. Prettyman and @. +. Smith; legis-
latiye branch-T, H. Riggin, Rowland
Bacon w. r. Riggin; sheriff and coro-
ner, J. +. Adams. J. r. Records A. j.
White; inspector Charles N. Adams,
assessor, j. T. Richards. member OF
county committee, George +. Smith
The Gumboro delegation stands State
onyention-JamesS Donaway and Elijah
w Short legislative branch--W J.
Pennal, James S. Donoway, Shadroch
Short sheriff and coroner, Hiram g. Oke,
Silas J. Pennel and Mers B, Short,
Dagsboro sends to the state convention
Daniel Short, Joshua Phillip, II. G Long
and p c, NAPLES
Cedar Creek hundsed elegates-James
Russell, Richard P. Smith, Paul Clifton,
William p. Corsa; delegates to legislative
| branch of county convention, b. T. Col
! Inns James B. Gilchrist, Albert Small
4
/ v Sipple, s. e. Reed M H. Prettyman
assessor f. llegoman inspector, James p,
| Pierce; county commissioner John Ii.
| Johnson.
The Republicans of Baltimore hundred
nominated John " Tunnel II. II Wat
son, Joseph Bunting and S. Ringler dele
| gates TO the state convention: r. Wilgus,
! ID. Nj. Warrington, Joshua g. Lynch,
John Pool, S. }. Bradford and James NJ.
Steele delegates to the county conven-
tion. d. NJ Warrington was nominated
for assessor and James M. Steel for in
spector.
Sussex will 60 TO the State Convention
undivided, asking the nomination of
Charles II. Treat, Esq, for Congress.
Sussex in their request knows n0 fac
tions, no quarrels, but she presents the
name of a man around whom all can
gather and on whom every true Republi.
can can unite. In Mr. Treat, Sussex
presents candidate especially acCepta-
bic to the young men of the entire state,
Cor in him they have leader who is both
capable and fearless. a leaGer who will
throw life and vim into the campaign.
Give us Charles II Treat for CONGRESS, and
Joshua II. Marvel, Of Laurel, for elector
and with first class county ticket, a re
turn will be made on the evening of No
vember that will surprise and paralyz,
the apathetic Democracy Of Sussex
Harrison and Treat" Republican
Club was organized at Milton on Saaur
day evening with twenty yfve members
The following officers were elected Pres
ident, A. H. Manship vice presidents, w
H. Mcgee and John Robbins; correspond
ing secretary. d. T. Atkins; recording
secretary DR.. J s. Gillespie treasurer
Joseph L. Black executive committee
G. H. Atkin, G. B. Morris, and Thoma.
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