Evening journal., 1896-05-08

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Seventh ward. Market to Vest. Tenth
ard Orange streets Theodore w Francis.
I Edward = West and Charles w Graham
Seventh ward. West TO Adams streets,
Malone's marble yard John Percy, Har-
vey Hoffscker, d. P. Barnard Jr
Seventh ward Adams 60 Broome. No
| Harry B Siradley.
Seventh ward. Fifth and Seventh
| districts. Delaware avenue and DuPsnt
street; Alexander Mason, Hamilton
Stewart, John B Moore.
Seventh ward, Highlands district. Odd
Fellows Hall; B. Frank Johnson, John A
Smith, Garret Smith.
Eighth ward, FIRST to Fourth districts,
| Eighth aud Klrkwood streets; Alexander
Byrne, Frank Kendall, Harry w White
Eighth ward, Fifth TO Ninth districts,
| southwest corner Eleventh ,nd Lombard ;
Alfred Cochran, Frank Olrdner, Amos
Hahn, Jr.
Ninth ward. First and Second district g.
No 2127 Market street. Thomas B
Davis, John Lynn. William Freeman.
Nlnth ward Third and Fourth dis
tricts Eleventh and Brandywine; Ben
jsmin Spence, Park Mason. Edward
RAy.
Ninth ward. First district. Twenty
ninth and Tatnsll Edward q Burke,
Alfred Worthington, Louis Weidermsn
Tenth ward. northeast cornsr Fourth
and NanBuren; Edward Lang, Harry
[ Wsdman, John Wetberil
Z Eleventh ward, No. S04 Maryland
avenue; ID. Coates, James Knott VIII
liam Thompson, Sr
Twelfth ward Fourth and Ssarles ;
Robert Nicely, William File, Arthur n
Davis
Accept Them as Honest Men.
In several Of the wards they have
/ appointed our nominees for delegates
10 the state convention ss election
officers, said an Aldicks Lieutenant this
morning. "Our men cannot serve Ia both
capacities, and that makes standout
necessary. We accept the officers as
bonest men and any Off ser who does not
conduct the election honestly simply lays
himself open to the fines and penalties
prescribed by law. Mr. Addicks has
offered rewards for the detection and
punlshmeut Of fraudulent practices, and
we shall use every endsavor TO secure fair
play at the hands OF the other side We
havs them whipped, and that ia all there
is about it.
From tho lHieRins Side.
II have not heard anything from Kent
and Sussex counties within the last
forty eight hours, said q Higgins man
of prominence "but our latest advices
were to the effect that we could rest as
sured Of portion OF the Kent county
delegation aud a controlling Influence IN
the Sussex caucus la New Castle
county, including Wilmington, our con
dillon brightens every hour, and we shtll
be victorious all along the line
The Afro-American Political Eqnal
Rights League has issued the following
manifesto:
We the Executive Committee Of the
Afro American Political Equal Rights
League, desire TO correct the impression
Which seems prevalent concerning the
csn6idency Of Mr.. Thomas e. Pos'les.
candidate as delegate to the State Con
vention, Mr.. Postles's name appears upon
both tickets The Executive Committee
wGs suthor'zad by the league TO have
bis name placed upon the regulsr ticket.
No one wss authorized by the League 60
have his name placed upon the Addlcks
ticket We deeire TO further state that
the Afro American Political Equal Rights
League will not support }. Edward
Addicks In this contest We sincerely
hope that all o-American citlzsns Of
the Sixth ward will remain loyal to
their true and tried friend. Hon Anthony
Higgins
Jos T BRIEcKLEY Chairman,
IN NJ NAUDAIN. Secretary"
Democratic Voice From Kent.
The Dover Index has the following
editorial comment on the situation In the
midland county: ''lt even DOW begins TO
look as though the Higgins opposition to
| Aduioks IN this county has assumed a
l proportion undreamed Of by bis adher
ents. Il is oven stated that East Dover
hundred will itself be the scene OF q
factional contest In which honors are
still even.
I'D In the Addlcks Borough.
The north district OF Braudywine hun.
| dred added It's quosa to the candidates IN
the Geld at a meeting held last night.
| William A Lindsay and John Harris
! we're nominated for delegates aud
Biukson and d Frank Sterling as al
tsrnates These are anti Addicks men
who expect 10 make It warm for Uncle
Bob Hauby and his lieutensnts
In the southern dietrict OF the sane
hundred the colcred meu have organized
sThomas B Reed campaign club. With
Willis j Bailey as president, and n
Anderson as scribe
Voting Places and AppOrtionment.
In Kent county the places for the hold
ing Of ths delegate elections aud the sp
portiOnment ars IS folloWs:
Duck Greek Hundred Election al
Smyrna; Eve delegates
Kenton-Eleciion at Kenton; three
delegates.
Little Creek-Electlon at Leipsic; two
delegates
East Dover-Election at Dover; six
delegates
West Dover Election at Hszletyille
two delegates
North Murdsrkill-E Election at Cam
den; six delegates
South Murderkill-E Election Of three
delegates, 81 Frederick, aud two at Eel
ton
Mispilllon-Election at Harrington
five delegates
Milford hundred Election at Milford
six delegates to elect
Meetings OF the rival clsusmen were
held 10 every ward in the city and Ia al
pats OF the state The dress parade viii