Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-12-15

Union, No. master, C. q. Hopkins, p.
o., Thompson; Secretary, Miss Anne NJ.
Eastburn, Pleasant Hill.
Diamond state. No Master, Il. Wood
ward, Wilmington; Secretary, Mrs. Lizzie
Woodward, same u. U.
llockessin, No. 4--Master, Stephen S.
Armstrong, Ashland; Secretary, Philip T.
Pierson, liockessn.
Newark, No. Master, Samuel Lindsey,
McClcllandville; Secretary, Mrs. Sue d.
Hill Newark.
Milford, No. 6-Master. John !. Rosa.
Milford; Secretary, Charles II. Sackett,
Lincoln.
Sunnysde, No. Master, Thomas b.
Swain, Bridgeyille; Secretary, Miss Susie
n. Fisher, Bridgeville.
Port Penn, No. 0-Master, Thomas +.
Dilworth, Port Penn; Secretary, Mrs. Il.
NJ. Dilworth Port Penn.
Centre, No. 1l-Master, Joseph p. Chan
dler Centreville; Secretary, Robert Nc
Cullough, Centreyillc.
Harmony, No. ~.
West Brandywine, No 13-Master, ]. A.
Weldin, Wilmington; Secretary, Miss
Matte j. Perkins, Beaver Valley.
Fruitland, No. l6-Master. S. II. Derby,
Woodside; Secretary, William Il. ALA
band, Wyoming.
Capital, No. ls-Nlaster II. d. Learned,
Dover; Secretary, William II. Mckee,
if',.; =, az -,
Sceders, Pennington. Secretary John N
Esenbrey, Vernon.
Trophy, No. 22-Master, NJ. |. Newton.
FELTON,; Secretary, John Heyd, FELTON,.
Little Greek, No. 23-Master, Sidney p.
Goslee; Secretary, Miss Sallie Il. Horsey.
Laurel, No. H-Master IL. C. Lewis,
Laurel Secretary, Thomas II. Riggin,
Snaforl Ma o5 Mautar q w pboIDs
Sanford. Socrotor,, Iass;o r. sl i"stp''
''n'olu, 1eoEcthIy, Jesole L. onhrp
Mmlulahu; NO. u;
kchoDOth, No. -.
EEersreen, No. GI-Master, ). G. War
rllHtoh; ,rawbrldge; Secretary, Joseph
ii3 1a, DrawDrldge.
rMrlh3Ilht, No. 3l-Master, Jesse ".
9,pseLh, ioiiyNiiie Secretary, William L.
iiu ,n, n9llyvllle,
,,Hlehuship No. 33-Master, Levin w.
MURRAY, Selbyvlllei Secretary, DIV. Camp
DEL; oelpyNl'le.
WGa,shligton; No. 34-Master, benjamin
A. " MARION, BlaGkwateri Secretary, George
Cereal NJ a. uns,,, n c,,.,.
krnton; Secretary, X. b Cantwell. CLAYTON
New Castle, No, 31-Master DR.. I i.
Black, New Castle; Secretary. / I lack.
son, Hare's Corner.
Gumboro, No. 3S--Master. i. 8 Dona-
way, Gumboro: Secretary. w l. pennrI
Gumboro.
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AinoiS Ihe llrst business taken up yes
tIruay was mat OF taxation. The report
" tie com u, iinlttee on tlat matter was called
~ wy iplIoNlhS statement teau Dy chair-
ihiii " tle committee, W. y. hlueh;
we would urge and we believe we have a
,o;',. 10 expect mt me Legislature soon TO
tnxntiap ~ ~, al ~, pasa tam eiaa ,l,1,
used lor religious Purposes, whether il he
lands, house bonds, mortgagef stocks. OF
whatever it may be, shall pay its proportionato
share OF the taxes.
There was some debate over the resolu-
tions. This, however, did not effect any of
the principles of it, upon which there was
perfect unanimity among the members.
some of the details were commented Upon.
subsequently the resolution as above was
passed by u unanimous vote.
The action of the grange will be pre-
scnted and urged at the coming session at
Dover backed by the whole influence of
the agricultural community of Delaware
vorr,s, .ss,sr,.rs
lhh9 Hoai' Ass
hno !ri ila!ler !hken up was the l5ailot
teisi,IlnG Ipinillilttee report
thrn,',b , ahe posslp'li s OF trouble
sint,,St 'to Si'",iiel ~ the voters as
s .,'i ~ WIS susGestea that certain re-
hoIiot io,r , .,i ,sa, ~ tne Llls,ls y
inrnrnnr"ted in tLa I,oiau,"ra s,,Sta,, -
Among them is the requirement as Il exists
| in England, that all candidates and theiI
campaign committees be required to take
oath to an itemized statement Of ali money
expenditures made in the Campaign, and
that such sworn statement be one of tht
| legal prerequisites to the granting of any
certificate to the candidate of his election,
| The question was being debated this fore.
resolution and there is every probability
| of its passage. The session adjourned al
| 1880
Other resolutions PASSED Yesterday
were for a change in the assessment laws
allowing three assessors to act Jointly
| throughout the county,
| A resolution was adopted condemnins
| the acceptance by legislators of railroad
| passes. Also a resolution i'm favor Of IN,
stoppage of immigration for one wear ON
account of the possible approach oil
cholera.
| That citizens in the rural districts should
have the same free mail service as in tb,
| cities
In addition to the requirement of M
itemized list of all EXPENSES incnrred b.
candidates at any election. the Legislative,
committee offered resolution, which wa,
passed, strongly endorsing the PRESERVATION
| laws: deplorins the extent of bribery.
nrrsInr ,,,ru,y -, :. y,r,o,
o.istpf. . thmo ~, GN lANAi'oN'
| i, III coiuSCIioll WIN the question Oh TAXA
tion, m which the Grangers are very muct
lllteIestcu, anu Mhieh vii Propaply oc
Gupy eleav ueal ~ thelr atIehtion our
llIs tue present session, tue lollowlhg NleV
81 the matter Is gwen as IL is seen 6l
Chairman Johh W. jobs OF Levy Court'
iin i,in Goihlllttee. !,
=, rms Is now ! see the question:, sai'
MIR. Joiis, TUESDAY afternoon, suppose