The sun., 1898-10-12

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eyes" put in William H. Greenwel
and here welfare making fools OF our
selves before the state by owning up tt
our wrong"
This man Greenwell is today poo
man, owing to the part he took in thu
fagrant crime against the state, and tht
the people of Kent county. He is {
butcher and has been boycotted by mer
of both political faiths and ostracized by
everybody.
1t is said that so bitter does William
H. Walker feel toward the Democratic
party for the part which has been drawn
on to play in this crime against state ano
society, that he has renounced the party
and all its leaders.
Two years ago at the meeting OF the
first Board OF Canvass after the election
young mana member of the board
stood in the court room with surgine
mass of men around and swore that he
would lose his right hand before he
would sign the certificate of election Of
the Republicans whom the count has
proven to have been elected. Today that
man, Inspector Thomas H. Baxter a
wreck of his former self, stood in the
same place in the presence of the same
board and acknowledged himself party
to the greatest piece of political crimi-
nality recorded in the political history
OF the United States. A party to the de-
liberate robbery of the peoples senti-
ment.
All the inspectors were present, as fol-
lows Abel s. FAIRIES, William H. Green
well, John L. Scotten, Thomas H. Bax-
ter, Erasmus D. Burton, William H..
Walker, John s. Rowan, Levi G. Sterner,
Alexander J. Draper, Benjamin T. Con-
well, Samuel c. Hughes, John w. She'll
drake, Franklin Tumlin, Clarence Mason,
Charles Macklin, Inspectors of Election
in the several Election Districts of Kent
county, Delaware. Thomas Mccoy. of
Duck Creek hundred, was not required
to be present, as no election was held in
his district.
All the inspectors signed the certificates
of election which declared the Republi-
cans elected over the Democrats.
The recount establishes the correct
poll of the vote in Kent county and the
majority received by each man as fol-
lows.
For the office of Electors of President
and Vice-P -President-John H. Rodney,
D. 1886; John Harrington, D. 1877;
Paynter Frame, D. 1875; James G. Shaw,
Sr., r. 1902; Daniel M. Wilson, r. 1892;
Daniel j. Fooks, r. 3797; Levi A. Berto-
ette, g. D. 81; Edward Ridgely, G. d.
92; Charles C. Stockley, G. D. 90; Henry
M. Silver, P. llS; Jefferson Cooper, ?.
III; William M. Vincent, p. 1l6. Shaw's
majority, POS; Wilson's majority, 207;
Fooks' majority, PIG.
For Office of Governor-Ebe w. Tun-
nell, D. 3,34S; John G. Higgins, r. r.
100; John II. Hoffecker, Z. r. 1914;
Daniel N. Green, 7. us; Lewis N.
Slaughter, S. 7. 90.
For congressman - Levin Irving
Handy, D., 3,36S; Robert g. Houston,
r. R., l3S; Thomas F. Bayard, Jr., G.
D., 49, Jonathan P. Willis, U. r. 1854;
William FAIRIES, p, 50.
For state senator-Samuel r. Mere
dith, D., 3,4S9; John Heitshu, r. r.,
Us; James Frank Alice, U. R., 1857;
John Heyd, 1913.
For epresentatives--B. A. HAZEL, D.,
1885; William r. Davis, D., 3,3SS;
Robert H. Wilson, D., 1880; Leander S.
Hopkins D., 1898; Charles M. Adams,
d., 1889; James A. Martin, d., 1892:
Joseph H. Hopkins, d., 1884; William
P. Wright, r. r., III; Harry RAYMOND,
R. R., l73; Robert P Moore, r. r., ~;
A. w. SIaymaker, r. R., l79; P. M.
Money, NJ. D., r. R., 175; w. T..
Moore, R. f., 165; w. Fl. Mason, R. R.
173; T. G. Moore, U. R., 1914; w. H.
More, U. R.,3,5s3; M. E. Downes, U. R.,
1857; L. S. Conwell, U. R., 1852; G. c.
Herring, U. R., 1857; ]. B. Simmons,
U. R., $500; G. w. Marshall, U. r., 129;
L. M. Price, P, 12S; c. +. Harper, p,
1928; f. A. Evans, p, 1877; J. W. Hop.
kins, P, 1885, L. Salisbury, P, 13l; B.
Tharp, p, 1874; J. Jacobs, p, 100; J. D.
Berry, s. T., 100; E. M. Rust, S. T.. 100;
W. Fl. Willis, S. T., 100; G. G. Kimble,
s. T., 100; I. K. Rose, S. T., 100; l..
Jump, S. T., 100; J. M. sapp, S. T., 1Ol.
For office of Sheriff-W. Virden, D.,
1896; 7. Reedy, R., 3,7l6; ]. H. Outten,
P, III.
For Coroner-W. II. Beathards, D.,
3,417;J. M. knight, r., 3,773; Henry
Burk, 1876.
For County Treasurer. M. Arhurs,
D., s,4S2; J. Jenkins, R., s,7sl; W.
Denney, l25.
For Levy Court Commissioners. T.
Truax, D., $3.50; ]. A. Clifton, D., 81
376; J. A. Frear, D., 3,297; J. G. Cru
we'll. D., 1888; W. L. Jones, D., 1888;
w. d. Hudson, R., 3,78l; T. G. Roe,
R., 3,7S9; w. R. Postles, R., 3,77l; D.
Cooper, r., 3,SO7; ]. W. Powell, R., g.
7Sl; G. N. Stevenson, p, 1913; J. Keith,
p, 1928; w. Frear, p, ia; G. G. Case,
p, ll6; Evan Lewis, P, ia.
Delegates to the Constitut ional Con-
vention-W. T. Cavender, D., 3,480; G.
G. Harmonson, d., 3,429; D. V. Hutch
ins, D., $500; r. R. Kenny, D., 3,367;
VDay, D., 3,377; E. W. Cooper,
1914; J. H. scabinger, D., s,$z2;
L. L. Sapp, D., 2,375; Nathan Pratt, D.,
3,1O5; s. Cats, G. d., I72; John B.
Cooper, R., 3,776; l. N. Mills, R., III;
A. K. Cole, R., 3,432; NJ. Hayes, r., III;
G. H. Murray. r., 3,77l; P. T. Carlisle,
Jr., R., 3,77l; 7. N. Rawlins, r., III;
w. H. Franklin, H., 1874; H. L. Hyn.
son, r., 1859; D. S. Clark, R., 5000;
James P. Aron, R., $500; w. 7.
Smithers, R., 3,5l2; B. Watson, R.,
3,6l1; J. w. Herring, R., 3.6ls; G. H.
Register, P, 1875; j r. Jarrefl- p, 12l;