Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-06-05

Saturday afternoon the election OF dele.
gates TO the Democratic city convention
WAS completVd, when six wards held cleo
Mons. one delegate being chosen In each.
The reolllt was as follows:
Second ward--DeleRats, Simon r. Moran,
ga; James OrImlish, rs; Morans majority,
g; Alternate, dsorse W. Quinn, 1854; John
pHnrra, 10; Qninns majority. Sc
Thlrd-hichael Newell, ia; Thomas F.
Russell, 50.
Fourth-rhomas F .dormley. 900 Charles
DnRan, lG6 W. II. Robinson, 30.
EIghth-Wllliam Mcoaiferty elected by 68
majority over James Murphy.
Tenth-John McNulty elected by acclama-
tion at ward meeting.
Eleventh-Danie h. Mcguire, "a; Charles
Hawke. 8; Alternate, Robert 7. Cottiugham,
81.
The complete composition Of the conven-
tion 10 as follow; Ftrst ward, James A.
O'Donnell; Second, Simou L. Moran; Third,
Michael Newell Fourth, Thomas Il.
0ormlsy; Fifth, Frank r. Phalen; sixth.
Thomas j. Webb; Seventh, James McVey;
Eighth, William McCaffertv; Ninth. Thomas
Talley; Tenth. John MeNuty; Eleventh,
Daniel b. Mcguire; Twelfth, John +.
Daley.
As between the different candidates for
the sherffaity nomination, the convention
Is In favor OF Peter ], Ford by a vote OF q to
4. delegates In his Interest having been
chosen in the Second, Third, Fourth, Sew
elth, E'ahth, Ninth, Tenth and Twelfth
wards. The result ID no especial advantage,
however, as under the rules no candidate
can have more than one representative on
the board of election officers In each pre-
einct.
The duty OF the convention will be to
select officers to hold all the nomination
and primary elections which may be held
during tue campaign. and also to appoint
Wilmington'5 three members OF the Demo-
cratic county executive committee.
COUNTY COMMITTEE RLEoTIoSs.
In the rural hundreds OF the county Sat
urday afternoon, elections were held for
members OF the county executive committee,
one member from each hundred. The re-
turns are AZ follows.
onRIsTIANA HUNDRED.
The. fight ia this hundred was the old
contest OF Peter j. Haughey Va. Thomas
Toy, and 1t resulted In Victory tor the
former, whose candidate was successful by
the following vote:
North West. South. Total.
Humphrey Lynch. 80 a. rs
Lynchs majority. ,..............
CLOSE VOTE IN NEW CASTLE.
In New Castle hundred the committee
election hinged upon the sheriffalty asptrs'
tions of James j. Toner and Frank Il.
Herbert, the formers candidate winning by
close shave. The vote was:
James b. rOman.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. IN
William Herbert. 10!
Toman's majority. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
MIR. Herbert is chairman OF the presen
county committee.
IN oTRF9 HUNDREDS.
Brandywine--I In the East precinct Chris
topher q. Fighter received 20 votes ant
Samuel W. Halby, 10. IL the west end tn,
contest was between Righter AID Johi
Dougherty, the former receiving mhlotif!
of the votes He was therefore oil cted.
MIL Creek-The candidates were Count!
Treasurer Edmund Hainan and william
Peach. The latter was elscted.
white CLAY Creek-William Il. Wier wa
elected without opposition.
Pencader-Rlchard L. Cam, Jr., unanl
mously chosen.
~. Gaorges-Leonard Ct. Vandegrit
chosen without opposition.
Appeuuin1mink-W A. Scott elected, re-
ceivlng AZ votes TO 8 for Joseph Robert
and for Samuel Peashey.
Blackblrd-Ohas. 5atteriield was elected
receiving 60 votes. Robert Simpler re
c0ived one vote.
THE FULL RESULT.
The committee, outside OF the Whining
ton members, is as follows:
BrandywIne hundred-C. q. Fighter
ChristIana- Humphrey Lynch.
MIL Creek-William Peach.
White Clay Oreek-Will am l.. Wier.
Pencuder-- Richard l.. Gam, Jr.
New Castle--JBmes B. Toman.
ted Lion-EyerA't Won 0ulln.
~. Georges Jnerd @. Vandegrlft.
Appoquinimink- William A. Scott.
observation-disclosures Is. battertield.
The Democratic city convention for II
purpose OF eiecting Wimington's thre
mambsrG Of the Democratic county excel
tive COMMITTEES and appointing election oil
GERS TO hold the Democratic primaries dn
Ing the campaign was held Tuesday nigl
IL The rooms I the Young Mems Democrat
Club Al the delegates were present.
The convention was called TO order
Horace O, johnson, secretary OF the count
executive COMMITTEES, and organized by u
election OF James MeVey chairman al
Frank j. McNulty secretary.
Patrick Neary, Edward F Kane aud WI
lard Hall Porter, Esq., were uuapimonS
elected memhsrs OF the county eIeeutl'
committee for Wilmington.
The convention then appointed the fc
lowing Judges aud inspectors OF all u
Democratic nomination elections 10 be he
during the campaign:
speetot James McElwee and Samuel
Curletl judges. South, James Riley,
spector; John Mclaughlin and Willie
Parker, judges.
Jeremiah oToole and Bernard McHug
Judges. WesI, GeorEeW Quinn, inspecto
John Gallagher and PaIrici H. Muhc
judges.
Brady, Jr., Rul John A. Mitchell, Judges
Fourth.-East, Thomas j. Kelly ,lnepect(
Arthur Suliyan and william +, Hay
Judges. West, John + Kane, lhspectt
John MeAleer and William Il. R1binsC
JUDGES. - ,,., 49,,
tor; William Morrlso and Elward Bod
iudges, West, Morris Bedford, lrspecL'
Stephen =, Cook ard GustaVu5 u. Grow
judges ,-.--..c.,,.,
DonnAly and John M. Enos, iudsea.,
Seventh last, Edward A, Ginder,
rpeetof; HAIRY U'r0oia and Ubamn
Kemble, judges. West, William j. GlDb1
inspector; Hugh s. Doughcrty and Sam
Peitc0, judges.
Eiehth-Dsnnis ]. Kane. Inspector; 10
J. Shea and James Murray. Judges.
Ntnth-Elst, Thomas Walsh, inspect
James McGoWan aad Nathaniel u. h
Judges. West, james, Gagan, Inspect
Jobn Magoe and Alexander sehonc
Tenth-Pnllip Green, inspector; u
McDonough aud Patrick WGlsh, Judges,
Eleysnth--John Friel, inspector; h'
Magulre aRd Harry Il. smith, Judges. =,
Iwelfth--John II, Daley, inspectoti
mis- Farrell and James hellmaA, Judges.
The election officers are regarded As
toIr and satisfactory selec,ionE. The {
yention was controlled by the friend
peter j. Ford but he has only one re-
sentative In tine election board OF each
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