The sun., 1900-11-08
REPUBLICANS IN
FULL CONTROL OF
THE LEGISLATURE
They Will Have Just Twenty
nine Members on
Joint Ballot.
IT WAS A GREAT VICTORY
Quite Number OF Contests are in
Sight. The Vote Will be Cam
vase j in all Three Coun-
ties Today Before
the Judges.

The latest returns show that the Re-
publicans have elected two senators and
nine OF the fifteen representatives in New
Castle county.
la the l26h Representative district the
vote for representative was a tie be-
tween The )dofe +, Clark, Republican.
and Bayard lIeiscl, Democrat. There is
a dispute nver three Republican ballots,
The Republicans counting Clark, who
will doubtless be seated, will have 20
members IN the Legislature which will
stand: llnuee-Demecrats, l5 Republic.
cans 20 Senate Republicans, 8; Demo-
Gratis s. Joint ballot Democrats, %;
Republicans the United States Sana-
tors.
Howard d. Ross, Republican, will con-
test the election Of Francis j. McNulty.
Democrat, from the Second Senatorial
district, city of Wilmington. McNulty's
majority is but ~
David 9. Rose, Jr., Democrat, pro.
poses to contest the election Of John w.
Dayett, Republican, in the Eleventh, or
Pencader hundred district.
Harry p Joslyn, Republican, also
may contest the seat of Thomas NJ.
Monaghan, Democrat, in the Fourth rel :
resentative district OF Wilmington.
la Kent county j. Il. Clements and G..
u. Harrington, Democrats, are probably
elected to the Senate. All returns are
NOT in yet. In the First Representative
district L. {, Moore, Union Republican,,
has u plurality of A. In the Second.
John ID. Scotten. Dem, has 4 plurality
sf q: 81, j. w. Hutchinson, Dem, hus
i plurality Of u: 18th, j. II. .Aron, Union
Rep, plurality of "a; 9TH, Cornelius B.
Hope has plurality Of %; 9th, j. G. Dill,
Dem, plurality of 1874 III. J. y. Me
Commons. Union Rep. has plurality Of
2G: Sth. w. q, Iiurdesty, Dem, has
plurality Of Al; 9th David Vineyard,
Dem. has plurality Of &c; 10Th, J. j..
Rosa. Regular Rep. is elected.
IN Sussex county Isaiah j. Brcasurc.
Union Rep. and Horace J. Hickman,
Dem. were elected to Senate. The
nion Republicans elected i've Repre-
scutatiyes.
State Senate.
Second district Howard u. Ross.
Rep, 430I Francis j. McNuty, Dcm..
4S19. McNnliy's majority. =.
Fourth district benjamin A. Groves,
Ron, SI4: William A. Armstrong, Dem,
iiA. NFnNtS tHlllNlltN. jS3.
Sixth district Harry G. Ellison Rep.
aal; David W. Colpitts, Dem. 575 Eli
sons plurality, 6,
Representatives.
First district james Kitchen, Rep,
1435; j. Prince Ford, Dem. 1863. Hitch
ems plurality. 72.
Second district Samuel II. Baynard,
Rep, 2374; George B. Ward Dem, 1927.
Raynard's plurality, 1047.
Third district-,Jumes w. Robertson,
Rep, 147S; Howell $. England, Dem,
l22s. Kobertson's plurality, 125S.
Fourth district Harry T. .Joslyn, Rep,
1908; Thomas NJ. Monaghan, Dom. 124S.
Monughan's plurality, 40.
Firth district William File. Rep,
1l04; john Il. Hraley. Dem. 1925 IIea.
ley'S plurality. ~.
Sixth disuict-Frank 7. Ewing, Rep.
Jsl; William $. Bird, Dem. 394 Ewing 's
plurality, 1872.
Seventh district William Il. Finn,
Rep $50; Joseph &. Foster, Dem. 429
Films majority. 260
Eighth district-ltichard H. l'iling,
Rep, 500; Howard IL. jordan, Dem,
325 Pilling's plurality, 1G5.
Ninth district William Chandler.
Rep, 43: John W. Morrison. Dcm, 2G2;
one district missing. Chandler elected
by majority.
Tenth district Harry w. llusehtck,
Rep. $50: Chauncey l.. Ilolcomh, l1em.,
S2s liulcomb's plurality. -.
Eleventh district-.Iohn w. Dayett,
Rep, IN; David G. Rose, Jr.. Dem. 129;
First district Pencadrr missing
Twelfth distlict-Thnodure +. Clark,
Rep, 2S4; 4. Buyarl lleisc. Dem. 2S4.
ote tie election to be decided by The
House.
thirteenth district Robert $. Cutpcn-
Ter. Rep. III: .klmes I. Shallcross,
Dem. AS. Shalcross' majority, 2S.
Fourteenth district Richard lIodg-
son, Rep, a92; John Il. Stauts Dem,
$50. llodgson's plurality, -
Fifteenth listrict--Andrrw j. Wright,
DEM, elected over james w. Lattomus,
Rep., by so majority
Levy Court Commissioners.
Levy Court Commissioners First dis
trlct-.lohn Lynn. Rep, 1714. Henry
Walker, Dom, l10S; Leslie Dickinson,
T., 80. l4ynn's plurality, COG.
Second district-Philemma Chandler,
hep, 6l51; Andrew W. Selack, Dem,
s4s4; Fred e. Mccall, f., 100. Chand-
iers plurality, 1857.
Ihird district-John G. Kersey, Rep,
se4S; John J. Mealey, 860e; Oscar $.
Appleby. j., 81. Mealey's plurality, b5S.
Fourth district-Charles Megginson.
Rep, 1901; T. Roseby McMnllen. Dem.
1lS6. MegginSon's plurality. eF.
Fifth district FrYpeis IL. La.t..v,,