Evening journal., 1900-09-05
CANDIDATES. FOR
COUNTY OFFICES
Named by Union Republicans
in Dover
CONVENTION A TAME AFFAIR
Ticket Had Been Arranged Previously
and Proceedings We're Of The
Cut-aId-dried Order
ONVENTION A TAME AFFAIR
stan Corresnondenee EvenIng Iournal

Stan CorreEnoudence Evening Journal.
Dover. Sept. SIT took the followers
of J. Edward Addicks just forty min.
utes yesterday afternoon to nominal,
a ticket for Kent county. The conven.
tion was called to order by Chairman
DR.. Paris T. Carlisle at 2.20 O'Clock
and adjourned at o'clock. Every
thing was cut and dried and there was
not the shadow OF a contest for any
Office.
Addicks was not present but DR..
Marshall DR.. Moore and State Chair
man Alice had received their orders
and they diligently saw that every
thing was carried out just as the gas
man desired. a caucus by districts was
held in the morning.
The ticket nominated at the conven-
tion was
sheriff-Frank Reedy, Milford.
County treasurer-penel Emerson.
Wyoming.
Register Of wllls-D. MInlin Wilson.
Dover.
Prothonotary-wnliam Il. Moore.
Kenton.
Coroner-Charles w. Baynard.
Representatiyea-First district DR.
" c. Moore; Second. Harry p. Learned:
Third. John til. Houston: Fourth
James +. Aarons; Fifth, Cornelius b.
Hope; Sixth, David Cooper; Seventh
James w. McCOmmons: Eighth. VII
lam q. Davidson Ninth, William b.
tlemming; Tenth John M. White.
Levy Courtmen-First. William II
Bosgs' Fifth, Alden r. Benson; Sixth.
hobert F'riedel; Seventh, Ezekiel Cow
gill; Ninth, James b. Simmons.
Assessors-First. Benjamin II. Ross
Second, James f. Taylor; Third. VIII
liam c. Savin; Fourth. William M
Gehman; Fifth. Augustus b. Moore.
Sixth. James A. Melvin; Seventh
Charles NJ. Hoch; Eighth, William b.
Bradley; Ninth. Isaac ID. Alexander
lenth, Henry w. Pusey.
lnspectors-First election district Of
the First representative district. John
+. Garrison; Second Of the First. Dan
lel Turner; First of the Second. Her
bert 5. DOdd; Second of the Second
Wilbur ID. Burton; First of the Third
Harry c. johnson; Second Of the Third
Samuel Moore; First OF the Fourth
John w. Webb; First Of the Fifth
Jacob e. Kirk; Second of the Fifth
John 5. Rowan; First Of the Sixth.
Thomas H. Ross; Second of the Sixth
Samuel II. Dill; First Of the Seventh.
John ID. Clampitt; First of the Eighth
samuel A. Credick: Second of the
Eighth. Walter S. Campers: First OF
he Ninth, George E. Swain: Second of
ne Ninth, Samuel Thorp, Jr; First OF
ne Tenth, Walter Pardoe; Second of
ne Tenth, John II. Johnson, Jr.
In the caucus which was practically |
ne convention, Frank Reedy was nomi- |
lated for sheriff without opposition. as
vas Penel Emerson for county treas
lIer' mere was contest for register
u Wits between NJ. ID. Wilson and r.
]. Cummins. Wilson won out with
ase on the first ballot by the vote of
. to IL. There was also a contest for
'r0thonotary between William III
loore and Samuel e. Saxon. Moore
fsO easily won out on the first ballot
y the vote Of 3S to 12.
Inc only contest OF any consequence
'as Tor the office of coroner and five
allots had to be taken before the lead
rs could make the delegates ufder
tand that the gasman had named
'harles w. Baynard for the office
'ther candidates were: Elmer J. An
OFT James G. Loftland, Henry II. ABB
OIL w. T. Bradley, John Cunning
am and T. C. Kersey.
After the slate had been made ont
nd before the delegates had assem-
led IN convention, temporary organi-
alton was effected for the convention
hlch resulted as follows: DR. paris
. carlisle, chairman; DR.. T. c. Moore
scretary; Committee on CREDENTIALS
ahlel IL. Murray, John Dillahan vii
am II. Gehman, r. A. Hopkins ana
dron Woodruff; COMMITTEES on Reso-
tlons, William II. Boggs. John Hons
n JaDez Jenkins~lohn p. Masten ana
a Joseph; Committee on Permanent
rganization, Andrew Harper. William
Nern, John W. Montague, Harry !
istian and William w. Short; County
'hmitete, DR.. T. c. Moore. William
Cole, William II. Moore. James p ,
aron, John A. Foraker, David Cooper !
mes V. McCommons, George G ;
errlng Robert S. Downs and DIR =
Gorge w. Marshall. !
AFTER the temporary organization \
ID been effected a recess which lasted I
It'll 2.SO O'Clock, was taken. At the /
'oye-named hour Chairman Carlisle 4
pped fororder and calledon the Com
lttee on Credentials It reported that D
had no report to make He then c
He'd for the report of the Committee c
Permanent Oranization. and it FEC C.
amended that the temporary organi- Il
ton be made permanent. Y
William II. Boggs, for the Commit n
3 on Resolutions, reported that the Il
mmittee recommended the adoption 81
the resolutions adopted at the last b
lte convention with the addition of n
is clause. Notwithstanding the ac- Il