Evening journal., 1896-09-09
EVENING JOURNAL, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1896

T omas Moore; delegate to the county
convention 10 nominate delegetas 70 the
+ Constitutional Convention, J. II. Finn,
Asxard4r Guthrie, Thomas Cham
bfrs. Jabtz Banks anc Samuel While
man.
All day Ioug CITY and rural delegates
TO the Addicks county convention to
nominate ten constitutional convention
delegates have been gathering at the
party beaoq lsrters, Fifth and Shipley
streets. sno the heutenants have been
hard at work getting them In lie for
this afternoons work II thsre Is SLAVE
it is lot CD ainsble, and outside OF
four men nothing seems to tie
-rtain. Uoles5 the delegates take
the bit Ia their teeth, Edward g. Brad p
ford. William q Spruancs and Asrsln
Burrls, three of the regular Republican
nominees, will bs ratified Walter II
hay es, su out -snd-out Addicks mar, is
also = sure go. Any numberSof other
men are mentioned, bus there is nothing
sure about It
When Congressman Willis was elect d
two years AGO be presented his portrait
to Charles Ewing, of the First ward.
This morning h g had the picture mstted
and framed and now has IL In Market
street wiDdow.
Edward Addcks returned this
morning from 3 weeks trip to Buffalo,
n Y where be has extensive interests
In gas. He expressed himself ss greatly
pleased at the nomination OF Daniel r
Stewart for representative in the Lsgis
laruro.
Addleks men ssssrt that the regular
Rsp0bicsns are resorting to mean
methods TO keep the people away fIon
the Htffscker and Willis ratification
meeting at the Grand Opera House this
evening. but refrain from making spsci-
hcations.
One Of the regular R publicsns IL
commenting on the officers OF the
Addicks meeting which will come fl at
the Opera House TO night. says that CUT
side OF Stewart, Clerk, Kittinger and
Bill Clayton, none Of his leaders Is on the
reception list. There are lots OF names
Of those who are regulars on their list,
but where Is Jack Spring. Theodore
Brown, VIII field Coyle, David Virtue,
George Cameron. Frank Bradley, John
McCaullsy, Howard Stats, John Good
man. John Hollis. Fra Lukens ,sud
Horace Thompson? Those are the
workers prop,r at least they do the
work.
Ex Levy Court Commissioner David P.
Hutchinson, OF Appoquinimink hundred,
one Of the regular Republican nominees
for legislative honors. WAS In Whining
ton TO day, snd exchanged hearty
greetings with ex Postmaster Daniel F.,
stewart who wishes to 90 to Dover
under Addicks auspices.
A meeting Of the executive committee
of the Democratic Sound Money Lesgue
of Delaware will be held st headquarters
to morrow evening.
Some OF the radical Addlcks men have
given It out that II the regular Repubh-
csns drop spruRnoe aud Hsyes. their
two electors, snd accept Shaw and Will
son they will cnt the two men
so RAJ hyd IS they want revenge for the
possible fAilure OF their state ticket
More conservative Addicks men say that
there would be no such cut
we're the regulars to meet them
on the electoral ticket, but it Is 8
question whether they can hold the
r. dicals to their way of thinking They
do not want the electoral ticket to 10
through and the Addicks state and legis
alive ticket to be slaus htered.
The Bryan and Sswall Club of the
Second ward will be a3dre' ssd by local
speakers to night on the Issue Of the
oanpaign at the Esmeralda Bay Cub
house.
The Susfex clunty regular Rsp1bllcGn
con veniion will In all probability be held
on September %, and foil ticket put IN
the e I'D There Is disposition to en-
dofse scms Of the Addicks nominees, but
the radical Acdlcksites say that theJ
will not endorse sny Addicksi who re
ceives the endorsement Of the regulars.
Ia Kent county the regulars will hold
tbfir convention on September 23 or "a.
The Bryan aud Sswsll Club No. Is
holding an annual election every week or
two nov Some time ago the Single
Takers ospsured the club and President
Mccoy ana Secretary 3. s. Adams
resigned. Their SUCCESSORS were i'm.
msoissly elected One week after
that smother election was held
snd now this is followed
up by still another election which re-
inststes both Mccoy aud Adams State
Senstor John Pyle is treasurer, George
T Morton, ce-president. and W.
Young, Thurston n. Lowe. George T.
Morton and Walter MtKelvey, executive
committee
LETTERS FROM The PEOPLE.