The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-04-30
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y OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES kOuNtutious
| DOVER. April SEQ perpetuate the
Democratic party In this State the Con-
stitutional Convention has so arranged
that a majority of the Legislative districts
are Democratic
There =. Is no necessity for such q
move as they could repeat the 1895 dose
and refuse to count the votes cast by the
people, alter other certificates, seat the de-
feated candidates and sit in Dover ut the
expense of the State and transact little or
no business.
The Conv ention after being On the quiet
Tor week and this is the way the legisla.
tive districts have been laid out by the
convention.
| SENATORIAL.
NORTH West Fork, Nantiooke north
| Of Grayelly Branch.
5-Georgetown, Broadkil, Lewes and
| Rehoboth.
s-Indian River, Dagsboro, Baltimore.
| 4-Broad Greek, east of the road from
Laurel to Concord; Gumboro and Little
| Creek.
5-Seaford Nanticoke south of Gravelly
Branch, and Broad Creek west of the road
from Laurel to Concord.
REPRESENTATIVE.
1-Cedar Creek.
s-Nanticoke, north Of Gravelly Branch;
3-Georgetown.
4-Broadkill Lewes and Rehoboth.
5-lndian River and Baltimore.
6--Dagsboro.
FEAST end Of Broad Creek and Gum
boro.
s-Little Creek.
9-Seaford.
coke south Of Gravelly Branch.
The other diyisiOna go far apreed unon
are:
New Castle Corr 9 '.'.' So ~rnor-
tionment as prop, cd and agreed TO by
Messrs Bradford a. >,..-... =. .-.,,-uJm-
mittee.
l-Brandywine and half of Christiana
2-Mill Greek and half of Christiana.
3-New Castle, White Clay Creek and
Red Lion.
4-St. Georges and Pencader.
6-Appoquiniminka and Blackbird
The first district according to the recent
election, contained 1900 voters the Second
140o; the Third 1850; the Fourth 1900; tho
Fifth $50.
Outside of the city of Wilmington one
representative is apportioned to each hun
dred In the county.
The First senatorial district in Whining
ton is composed Of the First, Second,
Third, Fourth, Tenth, Eleventh and
Twelfth wards and those portions of the
Fifth, Sixth and Eighth extending from
their southern boundary at Sixth street to
Eighth street.
The Second senatorial district Is COM
posed of the balance of the Fifth, Sixth
and Eighth wards, together with the Sew
enth and Ninth. 1
The representative districts of Whining,
ton are divided as follows:
First District-Second and Fourth and
that portion of the Sixth and Eighth |
wards running from Sixth to Eighth !
streets
Second Dlstrict-First, Third and that
portion Of the Fifth extending to Eighth |
street from Market to Adams.
Third District - Tenth, Eleventh. |
Twelfth and chat part of the Fifth extend
ing from Adams street to tho western |
boundary and up to Eighth street.
Fourth District-Seventh ward and the |
balance of the Fifth.
Fifth Distrct-Nnth ward, together
with the balance Of the Sixth and Eighth |
wards.
Kent county, as agreed upon by Messrs
Murray and salisbury, the sub commit.
tee:
duck Creek.
2-Little Creek and First election dis
trict of Dover.
3-kenton.
4-West Dover and part of western por-
ton of East Dover.
5-All Of East Dover not included in Soc
ond and Fourth districts.
6-Part of North Murderkill, part of
South Murderkill and part of Mispillon
IAN the North Murderkill NOT includ-
ed in the Sixth district.
S-All of South Murderkill not included
in Sixth district.
9-All of Mispillion not included in
Sixth district.
1O-Milford.
SENATORIAL.
First and Second representative.
2-Third and Fourth representative.
3-Fifth and Seventh representative.
4-Sixth and Ninth representative.
Eighth and Tenth representative.
Adjournment was made without deci.
sion,
UndNr EhiS annnrtinnmant the senatorial