The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-09-07

Twelfth. .......... 10S 2O7
SaS 1920 $3.50 1878
Stewards plurality 393
The vote for the delegates to the nation
al convention was the same as that given
for Senator In each ward, excepting in
the Tenth, where Charles w. Solloway
lost one vote which went to Evan G.
Shortlidgc
The delegates elected were:
First Observation-Disclosures, Moses We'll,
William Miller and John b. Saylor; alter
mates, Charles r.. Ewing, George ID. Derry
and, Henry Watson.
Second-Delcgatos Otto Scheu, Herbert
b. Martin, Charles Card and Albert Coop
CT; alternates. Dayton t. Person, Harry
johnson, George Watson and Horace
Thompson.
Third-Delegates, John H. Grahams
Charles Harper and Charles f. Black;
altornatcs, Frederick Conner, John Hark-
ms and Jesse Il, Watson.
Fourth-Dclogatcs, John G. Williams,
John II. Shiplcy and Marshall H. Garner;
altcrnares, Joseph McGarvey, Charles +.
Robinson and Elihu j. Brewlngton.
:, Fifth-Dolegatcs, Walter H. Hayes,
Joseph D.Ainsworth, James H. Hendrck
son. William johnson and G. X. Gill
more; alternates, John J. Weiscr, Harry
J. Wilson, George Whilesido. George w.
Joseph and James Rice.
Sixlh--relegates, Robert c. Fraim,
William silly, DR., Leonard A. Kittinger,
Richard Rider and William H. Turner
alternatcs, George c. Marshall, Samuel
b. Virtue, William j. Mundin, Lawrence
Drayton and Andrew Morris.
Scventh-Dclegates Henry W. Simp-
son, d. b. Barnard, Is. Frank Lytlo, John
u. Moors and Morris Berry; alernates,
J. l.. French, Alvnl Halloran, Richard A.
Forrest, b. Frank Tomlinson and Daniel
Mcdaniel.
ghth-Delegatcs Lewis Hahn, James
Berry, Frederick f. Martin, William Il.
Hill and William ID. Glasgow; alternates,
Jacob p. liorsey, John A. Shatfer, Edward
Mason, Benjamin Il. Hubert and Lawrence
Fisher.
Ninth-Delegates John Lockhard, Ed
ward l., Turner, Charles II. Governs; al.
tcrnutcs, William II. Douglass, Samuel
Inghum AMI Harrison Bnntum.
Tcnth-Dclcgntcs Charles w. Soloway
and James Y. Leach; alternates, John w.
Wethorill and Edward +. Richards.
Eleventh-Delegate Hugh johnson:
alternate, William Thompson.
Observation-Disclosures Harry Nandersloot
and Harry Collins; alturnates, Wesley L.
Burnito and George Comegys.
The vote is II large one as the figures
SNOW Hnu WIG lHloh TnpubilcHhs loci
grat!iou; iho Dc'ilooraVlc !G'uers hs-
s,,rnnrt,nr t,o Jaini'a condidatas II
shows how many voters will supnort, Uof.
feckcr and Willis at the coming election.
All the county returns are slow coming in
ana canhoe DE published III lull untlI 10
morrow
S'vp"en D0wnes' Inc AuoIchS h'lniilet
lof 'u0 sap senate 10 wen Nio"n AM
prosperous BUSINESS man VI thi9 Guy. W,
NE ens"seu III 9'a' pu'iu'"s a. in.i
anu i"tn"4 S''e't9' iic HfeS WIN n''
tanI''y III Ha"uso'i'e ie"'1tHIe d. w
wv west len'h street -hl Do"Hey was
i'ot Aho"n III poiIN'cS u"tAi io'-, "nei
ne suddenly loonieu up as postmaster
ato""rts e"nu'udte LOT Ihe Legislature
inc refusal i! 'He rest VI the htpuoiiCal
O'sah'Zat'On u at.sp' uAin' win WINCH
leiu""' 1t was sa'u SENATOR hlsstns wa
III sEnP".hE, stewart anu ehileu otateE
MarSu@I MdNahy pro"e away from Tut
olsdhMalol' anu Jo'"eu 'ne AuuIcke out
NJ sine" theh poNhey AaS uGeh an earn
EST supporter ol Aldi'"s' anu IS no" Inc
ptes!4TAt OF Ad14@hss Ihioh RepaolcaE
luz
D""''l r. S''NarI' 'ne AdhlchS h'ihl
nee lor the mousse OF representatives Is
"cl-Kho"h pohucIah and othce-holder
VINO reS!'eS al NO. l7Vo west seventh
street, ana IS member or the DelaWare
CONSTITUTION company lie was mailing
ciefK IN me POST ONCE under "lillam NJ
rye sixteen years ago, ana was AFTER
WHfd' III lH'o' appointed postmaster upon
the Recommendation or senator higgins
a
trlel 10 nominate Ieirce Gohld Tor sherin
III l'''' lie was ufieated theh' out IT
1872 ne was successful IN putting Houll
lor ShcFlH ana Joseph H. Mart'h lor re-
celVeF or taxes upon the ticket. lie was
Oi''eFIy opposed 10 toIohel Henry A. Di
Pont as Presidential eItctOr, In which ht
was deI'atei' DnL from that DAY ne en-
tefel INTO hitter opposition to senator
HIGGINS ana the party organization
month later he tried to force his friend
Stepheh bo"ney, upon the legislative
ticket. Downey would have been accept
ed for the place, in the lower house, bu
Stewart Insisted in naming him for the
senate He wanted Downey IN the Legs
lature Of 1879. when Senator Higgins was
to come up for reelection. Downey
through the influence OF friends, do
clined to be candidate, but Stewart
friends 10 vote fOr MIN nevertheless