Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-08-18
NEARLY AN Equal DIVISION
OF the Officers of Registra-
IA tion and Election.
THE LISTS ALMOST COMPLETED
Only Ten More Democrats
q than Republicans.


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During a three hours session yester-
day week the State Department of
Elections for the City of Wilmington
4 nearly completed the work of appoint
Ing officers of registration and election.
Soon after convening the department
appointed James b. Stockwell, Republi-
n can, an inspector for the Fifth district
i of the Fourth ward.
The following additional clerks were
& selected; N. B. Hill, D.. Fourth district
of the Ninth ward; Joseph b. Simons,
r., Second district of the First ward;
Henry G. Thel, r., Fourth district of
the Fourth ward; Charles Hastings, r.,
Fifth district of the Fourth ward
For inspectors Of tie First district of
the Fifth ward Mr.. Thomas nominated
Joseph NJ Wheeler and A. L. Ainscow,
Republicans, and Mr.. Doud nominated
William F. Crcssley, also Republican.
Mr.. Wheeler was unanimously elected
f and Mr.. Crossley was elected by a two
thirds vote.
I. For inspectors of the Second district
Mr.. Doud nominated James II. Kane
and William p. Morrison, Democrats,
who were elected by two-thirds vote.
For inspectors of the Third district
the same member nominated F. Z.
Phalen and James G. Perry, Democrats,
who were elected by similar vote.
For inspectors Of the Fourth district
Mr. Doud nominated James McGlinchey
and Charles S. Horn, Democrats, who
were elected by d two-thirds vote.
For inspectors of the Fifth district
Ir Thomas nominated Robert Cum
tins, Elmer II. Bye and S. Irwin Cause,
Republicans. Mr.. Bye was unanimously
elected and Mr.. Cause was elected by a
wo-thirds vote.
For inspectors of the Sixth district
Mr. Thomas nominated James B. llick
man, James S. Moore and Charles
Beadenkopf Republicans. Mr., Moore's
name was withdrawn and the other
nominees were unanimously elected.
For inspectors of the Seventh district
Mr.. Doud nominated @. h. Kane and
William Allen, Sr., Democrats, who
were elected by a two.thirds vote.
For inspectors Of the First district of
the Sixth ward Mr. Thomas nominated
]. Paul Brown and Samuel H. Bay
nard, Republicans, who were unani~
mously elected,
For inspectors of the Second district
Mr.. Thomas nominated John W. McVey
anu rIhnh W. lay lor, itcPnDiieans' W. anu
mr. Dooo nomihatea % ADei bTlerley, aiso
hepuplican. Mr. Iayior was uhanl-
inously electea aha MI. l'rler'ey was
elected Dy two'tniras Us Yo1e. ,n ,.
TOT inspectors OF IhG lh'Tu IistrlcC
WI; I'ouu iioiiliha'cV ooih " ltHiie-
VIII and John .. Lambson, Democrats,
VINO were electea py fWo-thiras Vote.
ror lnsPectols ol tne noulSh uis.ilc1
me same 'heiiipef .i .lo,'.iii".eu m iNI.nuiu n
burton, ~, anu ? Scolt IorIer' Deliio- !i
crats, VINO were elec'eu ny siiiiiiar
Note' ,,..., ,...-.
TOT inspectors OF the rl'th ulstrlcI
ne nominated Nliliam springer anu
Andrew j. sherry, democrats VINO were
elected by party vote
For inspectors OF the FIRST district OF
tne oeVehth wara AF; Douu nominated
william Gosnell ana John Is. dlndef,
Democrats, VINO were elected by tWo-
thlrds vote.
For inspectors ol the second district
he nominated George B Ward and
Edward ). Goslin, Democrats, who
were elected BY like vote.
For inspectors OF the Third district,
MIR Thomas nominated Charles W,
Gouert and j. Ernest smith, Republl-
cans, who were unanimously elected.
For inspectors Of the Fourth district,
he nominated William L. Noshell,
Edmund +. Moody, William F. Robinson
and A. b. Eastwood, Republicans Mr..
Moody was unanimously elected, and
MI Eastwood was elected by a two
thirds vote.
For inspectors Of the Fifth district,
Mr.. Dond nominated John Doran and
John Holton, Democrats, who Were
elected ny tWo-thlrds vote.
For inspectors ot the sixth district,
MI Thomas nominated Francis NJ.
barney and Edward L. Belts, Republl-
cans, who were unanimously elected.
For inspectors of the Seventh district
Mr.; Doud nominated Frank Jeandell
and Howard o. Moore, Democrats, who
were elected by party vote.
for inspectors ol the FIRST district OF
the Eighth ward Mt. lnomAs nominated
Frank q. Cannon, Thomas B. Ridgway
Mordecai Barnes, Republicans, and Mr.,
Dobb nominated Alexander Byrne, also
Republican. MI barnes was unanl-
mously elected ana MIR. Byrne was
elected by two-thlrds vote.
For inspectors OF the Second district
MIR. Thomas nominated Joseph NJ.
Doyle and Beaton smith, Republicans,
Withdrawing the latter from the clerk
ship to which he had been assigned the
night before, and they We're unani-
muusly elected. Subsequently Mr..
Smith was reelected to the clerkShip
and A. S. Feaster, Republican, was
unanimously elected inspector, vice Mr.