Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-09-08
FIELD DAY IN KENT POLITICS
Primaries Held by Democrats,
Regulars and Unions.
FOR CLERK OF THE PEACE
Hall for Senator and Pierce for
Representative.

So the Duck Creek Democrats voted--David
y. Clark Turned Down by the Addicks he
pubiicanE = Results in Kenton and East
Dovsr--No signs of Republican Harmony.
Smyrna, Sent 5.-Robsrt G. Wallen,
private secretary to- Congressman
Handy, carried everything at the Demo-
! cratic primaries here. Saturday after
noon, and easily elected delegates favor
able TO his nomination for clerk of the
peace. Out of 232 votes polled, the
opposition comprised but seven for A.
H. Smith and 81 for an unpledged
delegation.
WIN. L. Hall for State Senator and
| Willard q. Pierce for Representative
were also successful, electing thsir
ticket easily over that standing for
Samuel j.. Reynolds and W. Denney
HAZEL. which reosised % votes. This
delegates eleofsd are aefollows:
County Conyention--Hiram Denney.
wallacs B. Moody, George 4. Thompson,
| George Reed Lofand, q. Davis Brown,
4. B. Fluharty.
District onvention--Wila ilaon I. Cav
ender, James D. Camnbell, Ohio Mar
vel, VIM. B. Megear, Clarence B. Ray
1 ouHIiod as oTuWbs
The Regular Republicans of Duck
/ Creek hundred elected the following
delegates 10 their county convention !:
George II. Dick, John Price. John r.
jefferson, s. A. Briscos. Joseph II.
Jefferson. Only 81 votes were polled.
David Reea carried the Democratic
primaries of Kenton hundred for clerk
OF the peace, defeating David S. Wilds
by vote of lis TO 40. Eugene Ma
brey will be renominated for Levy
Court Commissioner anu Samuel Tay-
l0r will be the nominee for Representa-
tive. The Wilds ticket was in the in
terest of w. B. HAZEL, sergeant-at- arms
Of tile last House of Representatives,
for Representative. The successful dele
gates are:
County Convention DR.. @. q. Har-
monaon. Thomas Mabrey, John W.
CLARK, ]. M. Arthurs, VIM. r. Smith,
! John w. Hutchisun.
District Convention David Boyce,
Daniel Loose, Charles T. Downs,
Samuel NJ. Taylor, .. L. Graham,
George Thomas
i, The Union Republican primaries OF
! Duck Greek hundred, on Saturday,
. resulted In the unanimous election oil
the following ticket, Ill votes being
} cast: &
Delegates to County Convention
Thomas Jefferson, John p. Garrison,
} Walter o. Hoffecker. Samuel s. Griffin,
Wm. Jordan.
A asesaor Ben iaminy nazelI Ross.
! Inspectors = Theodore Mannon,
Charles B. Archer.
DR.. Thumas @. Moure will be the
, nominee for State Senator and VIM. A.
; FAIRIES for Representative.
, In Kenton hundred, the ticket put
, up by the Union Republican friends Of
} David S. Clark, who aspired to the
nomination for State Senator, was de-
feated. The Addicks Republicans will
1 now nominate Gamaliel Garrison fol
State Senator and either John W.
, Houston or e. W. Lapham FOR Repre-
, sentative.
PRIMARIES IN EAST DOVER.
Dover, Sept 5.-Saturday was day
|, OF primary elections here. The Demo
Gratis held separate ones in each Of thu
, districts, there being but little. op
position in any. Both factions of th,
, Republican party also elected theil
, delegates.
To tho FirHt Senatorial district
Second Election district, the following
, delegates we're elected for the dietric
!. convention tomorrow: John I, Kemp
Thomas p. Davis, Stephen Slaughter
Joseph P. Moore, James Fl. Todd ant
Gilbert s. Marvel were chosen alter
nates
: For tho county convention: Georg
A. Millington, John f. Salisbury anr
W. Fl. S. Davis were elected. In th
Fifth Representative district, frs
: electiou district, the following ticke
Q was elected For Diatrict Convention
: DIR. e. Il. Anderson, Frank p. Collin
T and Frank r. Burns. For County Con
5 vsption-Gelder D. Jaokaon, d. II
! Hancock and J.. V. Carsons. In thi
) district there was IN opposing ticke
but ths first named won BY l3 majority
In the Third slection district of tn
Fifth Representative district. the fol
Q lowing named delegates were eleotet
= by acolamation: For District Conyen
!, tion-Mark W. Cole, e. P. Stacey ant
VIM. NJ. Butler. For the County Con
yention-Dr. j. NJ. Twilley, VIM
I Taylor and John KERN, Jr.
: The much talked of harmony betweel
the two Republican factions did no
harmonize Un Saturday, as differen
delegates were elected by each faction
The Regulars met in the court room
| duu clpElou tuiioWibB holcSutuo u
3 their convention to-day: Manlov
Hayes, Wm. NJ. Hazel, Hughlett L
l. Knight, DR.. W. Il. Davis, Joshu
1t Parker, tcolored, )and George W. Baker
e Alternates = George Nd. Jones. Jane
. A. Hirons, L. @. L. Smith, John W
,, Casson, the Rev. Mr.. Lankford, (col
t, ored, and W. r. Cahoon.
Is The Union Republicans of the Firs
j. district named as their delegates, Nm
n Cole. Henry Richardson, d. NJ. Wilson
q T. @. Roe and Il. d. Learned.
d In the Fifth Representative diatrie
the following are the delegates: Davi
J @. Montgomery, Jr., II. Ridgely Hal
d rington, Amos A. Watson, VIM. r
70 Sirman and Louis Barkley, (colorsd)
r, lternates-Joseph L. Bonsall, GeorR
d Farrow, George West, c. Bruin Hop
and Joseph Bell, (colored).
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