The Delawarean., 1900-09-19
KENT REGULARS
WON'T COMBINE.
"We Renew Our Hostility" They
Say to Debauchery of Voters.
SET UP NEW LEGISLATIVE TICKET.
Alden b. Richardson, Dr.W Davis
Clarke M. Mensch, John j. Rosa,
Harry @. Tschudy and Other
Strong Republicans Named
for the Assembly.

The Regular Republicans of Kent
county made emphatic declarations in
county convention here yesterday
against principles which have divid-
ed the Republican party of Delaware,
and nominated distinct legislative
ticket of men who are pledged against
John Edward Addicks for THE United
States Senate. The brief but pointed
platform submitted by the committee
ON resolutions is as follows:
Resolved, That the Regular Repub-
lcan party of Kent county, in conven-
tion assembled, pledge their hearty
support to the National, State and
county tickets nominated by the regu-
larly- ly-conssituted authorities of the
Republican party.
Resolved, That we renew our hos
Utility to the claims of amy man for
office whose sole title and claim there
to is the ability to furnish money to
debauch electors.
Resolved, That we condemn un-
qualifiedly the open purchase of Dem
ocrabic votes in the last Legislature
for a candidate who claimed Ito be a
Republican
Resolved, That we commend the ex-
cellent administration of their respec-
tive offices of lhe three gentlemen who
were elected to the county offices on
the Republican ticket in 1885,"
After long caucus over the advis-
ability of nominating a straight Regu-
lar Republican ticket, the convention
organized with Former Congressman
]. S. Willis of Milford, as chairman,
and DIR. w. F. Davis of Dover, as sec
retary.
In admonishing the convention to
select the best of men only for the
Legislative offices, Chairman Willis
urged every man mentioned to make
the sacrifice and stand for THE office
for which he was designated, and, re-
ferring to his own acceptance of a
Congressional nomination he had
given up in the interests of harmony
said:
MANY of us are finding that we have
to sacrifice ourselves for our party
Somebody has to carry the colors.'
I'M nominating the candidates fol
county offices, which are practically
THE same as the Union Republican
candidates, several eulogistic speeches
were made, particularly by George B
Hynson, in manning Frank Reedy fol-
sheriff, and George M. Jones, in nam
ing Daniel Miff1in Wilson for Register
of Wills. The nominations were finall!
completed with all the Union Repub
lican ticket endorsed except the AS
semblymen, the Levy Court from th'
First district, and two inspectors. TIL,
nominations are:
Sheriff, Frank Reedy; Coroner
Charles W. Baynard; Register O
Wills, Daniel NJ Wilson; Prothono
tary, William H. Moore; Treasurer
Pennell Emerson.
Assemblymen-F Harry c
Tschudy; Second, Alden B. Richard
SON; Third, William S. Colpitts
Fourth and Sixth referred to commit
tee; Fifth, William F. Davis; Seventh
John Dawson Clark; Eighth, Clark M
Mensch; Ninth, Augustus Jefferson
Tenth, John J. Rosa.
The two State Senators were refer
red Ito the county committee to nomi
nate.
Levy Court-First, George W. Cor
don; Fifth, Alden R. Benson; Sixth
Robert Friedel; Seventh, Ezekiel Cow
gill; Ninth, j. B. Simmons. (RemaIin
ing districts hold over.)
Assessors William George TruaS
James F. Taylor, William P. Savir
(Fourth referred to committee), Au
gustus B. Moore, (Sixlth, referred,
Charles H. Coke, w. E. Bradley, Isaa
D. Alexander, Henry ]. Pusey.
Inspectors Frazer, Williar
H. Carr, First; Herbert S. Dodd, Wi
bur O. Burton, Second; Samuel Roger
and Samuel Moore, Third; (F'ourth IT
ferred) Jacob E. Kirk, John S. Rowan
Fifth; (Sixth, referred) John "
Clampitt, Seventh; Samuel Creadicl
w. S. Kemp, Eighth; George e. Swail
Samuel Tharp, NINTH; Walter Parde
John Johnson, Tenth.