Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-11-13

of the members had a long way to go home
and they would be glad not to be detained
in the city. The Democrats offered them
individual guarantees that when the count
is gone over II will be done just the same
as the one in SUSSEX. Each box of bal
lots would be taken up as it came and the
contents counted as found. After some
discussion Inspector Cotton stated that he
had no doubt such a proposition would be
entirely satisfactory to his fellow members
of the Republican side of the board. He
called them together and caucus was
held. Its results did not develop until the
middle Thursday nights session. However,
everyone was apparently satlslled that the
Democratic suggestion would he agreed TO.
At go the sheriff again took his seat
Inside the railings promiscuols crowd
had gathered.
Following the roll-call Inspector McCaf-
ferty arose and made the motion that per-
SONS hoving no business within the rail-
ings be excluded. Inspector Frank Kane
was without II seat, one OF the lntruders
had monopoliZed his chair
Colonel Nields and Mr.. Bradford stepped
up and asked the privilege of the floor.
Mr.. MctafIerty-"Oh, certainly. We do
not object to the presence of attorneys.
But II number of gentlemen are around
here, filling up the room, who have no
business here
The motion for the exclusion of strangers
was passed.
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the work for the Democrats.
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onstration the main extent of the motion
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theil men Mayor l ilarrlIlg'pnii .ti
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OF oTuer any inquired " @ @I2lleIlli alleI "
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WIN NJ st1iill VI litSseSt !, ME-
IuIh MN put, luu re IlBhs, nICa
lerty, ana other ORGANIZATIONS hlieu the
air: ,-e-.,--
1elis and more misses were dehantly sent
pack rom the hePuphcails'
IL was pahueihoHlulh ior moment OF
TWO.
inspector Nolton jumped up on
chair ana gracefully ifoWneu DacK the
gathering wave OF kepnpllcan demon
tratioh. lhe, wave, however, was
stronger thail the councilman; ts Noiume ne
Threw MN DOWN on MS leet again ne
fccoupeu himself hoWeHer' Dy nsklhR Ior
iourlh tllne lor poillns OF the vote on
the ~ CLOCK recess; Inc replies were
generally 81 party color
Nheh II came 10 Joseph Dean $ turn 70
say Yes or no, he got up ana asked 70 be
heard a. ne had an explanation TO make.
u lVe IN the country lie SAID and
would ne IN taVor OF recess Frlday
morning ana tor count such as they nave
made IN Sussex. Last year it took SIX
hours 70 make IT, II there be any doubts
IN the Republican inspectors minds let us
make Il start now, ana then alter a llttle
time go home. Mr, Dean hesltated, and
then added ~ am IN favor OF going on
with the count tonight"
re Was, therefore, counted IN WIN me
nays. The announcement Of Mt. Deans
vote raised storm qt yells. wnlch con-
tinued for an extended time
inspector Kane arose and emphatlcally
remninstrated TO Tho, sheriff about the noise
ana disorder created behind MN by some
negroes. The feeling existing here, he
added, us such that no count should be
attempted Tonight"
:, At TINS moment the Hon. Thomas f;
| Rayard appeared in the courthouse and
Immediately held 4 personal conference
with the sheriff Whlle TINS was gong on
there was profound silence throughout the
court-ronm. II was noticeable that both
parties, Republican ana Democrat, seemed
70 recognize thht some one was present at
last who would arrange the difficulty.
Aitera long talk MI. Bayafd bowed him
self bapE from the trCllt of tHp iillppg'