The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-05-05
The Nomination Election.

A meeting or the Republican First Dis
trict Gonmittee was held at the Nepubif,
can headquarters last evening, when I'm.
spectors aud Judges were appointed, and
the polling places selected for the nomina
tion election on Saturday. as follows;
| First ward - Polling place. northeast
corner Fourth and Tatnall streets John
Brown, inspector; Otto scheu and Amo.
Simmons, Judges
Second ward--North of creek, FELTON,
| House, southeast corner Second and Wal
nut streets. James ID. Phillips. inspector
Dayton u. Pierson and James PennelI
| judges; Harry A. Mari, clerk.
Second ward-South of creek, Head and
Lobdell streets. Thomas q. Washington
inspector; james Card aud William Stew
ard, Judges; William Cook, clerk.
Third wafd-Southeast corner Third and
Madison streets. Lewis X Howes inspec-
tor; d. ID. Common and Ulysses s. Pierson,
| Judges.
Fourth ward-Southeast corner Fourth
and Walnut streets. Emmett Stldhaul, in
spector; David NJ. Shaw and Joseph Gould.
Fifth ward. east end-Southwest corner
Eighth and Tatnall streets. Robert Cum
MINIS, Inspector; Alfred l.. Alnscow and
William w. Knox Judges.
Fifth ward. west end-MiIlcr's stable.
Eighth and Franklin streets, Samuel w.
Taylor. inspector; W. w. Bullock and
Samuel @. CIeayer. Judges
Sixth ward-Kyle's office, King street
kugene r. Fraim and Frank Wooley,
judges.
seventh ward. east end Bullock, Is office.
Tenth and Tatnall streets. Thomas s.
Lewis Inspector; John Huxley and Lam
bert III. Fouik. judges; William A. Barr
and John j, Nahoney, clerks.
Seventh ward, west end-Logau House
Delaware avenue and DUPONT street
John D., Moore, inspector; James a. Ster-
ling and Q. X. Gilmore judges; Harry d.
Moore and John Sinton. clerks.
Eighth ward-Elghth and Pine streets
James Macklin, inspector; Joseph DOYLE
and William j. Lee, Judges; Fred ID. She'll
clerk.
Ninth ward. east end-Eleyenth and
Drandywine streets John T. Simmons,
inspector; William =. zehley and William
Paris, Judges; Robert Lipseomb, clerk.
Mn Ninth ward. west end-old Academy.
mon and Simeon Bradsley, judges; John
Tenth ward-Southwest corner Second
and Harrison streets. william #. Blest,
inspector; John II. Jackson and Charles
w Solowny, Judges.
Eleventh ward-Maryland avenue and
Beech streets. Patrick Smith, INSPECTOR:
Edward Long and Charles Goodwin.
Judges.
Twelfth ward-Northeast corner Front
and Union streets Andrew Morgan, in
spector; William Smith and Theodore
Hopkins judges; George T. Hatton and
htuuAU bhNIss
George A. Elliott, Esq, and several
others made addresses in favor of a con.
stitutional convention, after which the
following were unanimously adopted:
RESOLVED. That the First District Com
mittee is heartily in favor of every effort
being used to bring out full vote inl
favor OF constitutional convention on
Tuesday, May 10; therefore be 1t
Resolved, That committee of Ave bel
appointed to consider the best method of
arousing the voters of our city to the i'm
portance of this election; and bringing
out the vote, the said committee to hayel
power TO act.n
"Itesolved. That we earnestly request
the members of the lower house OF the
General Assembly to pass as speedily as
possible the amendment known as theI
FILLING amendment to the ninth sectionl
TO the constitution, which will make IL
practicable to call a State convention inI
at least four years from this date.n
The Police Commission bill was discussed
at length and the following was adopt
ed:
Resolved That we, the members of the
First District Committee. of the city off
Wilmington, earnestly protest against the
proposed es ablisbment of police COM
mission in this city. and we hereby appeal
to every Republican member of the Cen
oral Assembly to work and vote against
the proposition"
Chairman Bach made speech endorsing
the resolution. and asked that every mem
Der present give his consent to the resolu-
ton by voting for Its passage. Ii was
passed without a dissenting vote,
The meeting then adjourned until next
Monday evening.