The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-11-09
Kof, rrlng to state matters he said the

kef, rring to state matters he said the
only complaint he had to make was that
thero was too many Republican. Now
that the Republicans have carried the
Legislative ticket they will not have sense
enough to elect successor to Senator Gray.
They hadn't four years ago and don t
believe they will have this limo.
After the result was made known this
morning band appeared in front Of the
Republican state headquarters at No. s37
Market street, and screnadod tho occu-
pants. Red fire and Roman candles also
were ignitcd. and the crowd Of Rspubli-
cans that instantly gathered became 50
enthusiastic that street parade ut once
was formed.
10 tho strains Of "Woll Rally Round
the flag" The limo, growing largor at every
moment, mnrched past tho Young Mems
Republican Club and the Lincoln Rcpub-
lican club rooms, which were crowded.
Swinging around again to Market stree
tho procession moved down to Fourth
street.
II continued to march, sercnatlc.l Messrs.
Kitchen, Eighth Ward League, Alfred d.
Vandevcr, Robert NJ. Burns and Samuel
NJ. Knox
This morning the unused ballots were
burned by order of the Pence Foald, ac-
cording to law. g
.- Tho Court House was busy place dur
Ing the morning Democrats were every
where discussing the landslide while on
the outside wagons were bringing back
Tho election booths and taking away the
Unused ballots.
At Republican headquarters politics
wJro Mt II stand still. Leaders exhausted
by tho nights work EaI remained ut
home and were as scarce as tho provcrS;al
hens teeth. Outside u cotsrie of It,publ-
ems fingered discussing the glorious VIC
try and predicting greater victories in the
fut..rs.
There wero many orios Of Democratic
fraud aud Intimidation which will not 60
UNI uni Ii d.
Oae Democrat who voted illegally in tho
fJrty-fitth distric. Of the eight representa-
two distrio, Will be punished
A Democratic Inspector beyond Third
street bridge also stands in danger of
prison cell. His dirty fingers sulod Re-
publican ballots which VIZ, thrown out.
therehy reducing the already safe maj orlty
of Representative Kitchen.
The Republicans in tho booth insisted
that Tho Democrat wash his hands and he
did So
Although several appeals have bcen an
nounced none have taken legal form
Willard Salisbury says the political
complexion Of tho Legislature will De:
Senate Il, s.; d.. 8; House r., 20, D,l5.
Tho vote of tho soldiers OF the First Del
aware Regiment WAS gratifying to tho
Republican managers.
Harry w. Hushebec& will enter pro-
tost against the returns Of New Castle
hundred So far rs he nor hern district is
concerned In that district of the hun |
dred H. ballots were no. counted and Mr.. J
HnSh9bccll believes hat thorc were num-
Der of ballots in that district which should |
be counted.
The revised returns for Road Commits
sloncr show that kee and Grer have been
elected. An nattempt was made this morn
ing to got tho Republican judges to sign
tho certificates for tho Road COmmis-
sianers.
They refused to do so as it was claimed
that Miller had beon elected.
The nineteen ballot, thrown ont In the
first district of New Castle werc burned by
the inspector and judge. William H.
Bradley and William Rothwoll have been
olucted Inspectors.
1t will be II novelty to see Republican
holding M election in New Castle hun.
lrel. In the second district there 10 u c. n
est