The Delawarean., 1900-09-01
GOOD MEN
FOR LEGISLATORS
Democrats Conferring and Select
ing the Best Material.
WANT ABILITY AND NO TREACHERY
Some of the Candidates Already Spo-
ken of For the Various Leg
islative Seats.--Messrs.
Reese and Harring-
ton for Senators,

The keen interest in electing a
Legislature THAT will be opposed ito
Mr.. Addicks for the United States Sem
ate and will forever blight his pros
poets, has set the Democrats TO work
thIoughout Delaware as they never
worked before and the c0tlnty cam
paign managers are able to announce
nearly all the names of the promi-
nent Democrats who have been in
duced to run for the General Assembly
in the hope that they may secure anti
Addicks Republic votes as we'll as
United Democratic support.
The leading Democrats in announc-
ing the names mentioned, declare that
personal feeling for United States
Senators have been relegased in the
ONE predominating intention of over
,throwing Addicksism i'm this State.
Several of the men secured to make
the canvass, the leaders say, do SO at
great personal sacrifice. The names
as announced are:
For the State Senate-David Reese
of Kenton, Second district; George D.
Harrington of Pennington, Fourth.
entatiyes-Robert Y. Wallen
of Clayton, First district; John R.
esoi,t,t af o;rr;o Cooopd. TOct,,a nj
Arthurs, John Hutchinson and Pro
fessor William L. Gooding of Kenton,
Third; Henry NJ. Williams and John
Johnson of Hazlelttville, Fourth; Mark
w. Cole and Joseph Mcdaniel of
Dover, Fifth; John G. Dill and Edwin
Dill of Willow Grove, Sixth; DR.. E. j.
Brown and Thomas @. Slay of Wyom-
ing, Alexander Thomas and William
Graham of Camden, Seventh; DR.. w.
F. Hoey and W. G. Hardesty of Fred
erica, Eighth; Alfred G.. Cahall of
Adamsville, Ninth For the Tenth
district, which is Milford and a ban
ner Republican district, mo selection
has yet been announced
One of the above candidates for each
district will be chosen at the primar-
les to be held on Saturday of next
week
New Castle County Legislators.
Chairman Patrick Neary of New
Castle county, has announced the fol-
lowing regularly lists of General
Assembly candidates for that c ,unty:
For the State Senate-John f. Gala
han of 102 Broome street, Francis J.
McNulty of 1918 West Fourth, John
Pyle of 405 West Fifth, Dennis S.
Shields of LOG East Fifth, Second dis
trict; William ]. Armstrong of Mar
shallton, Samuel Mccoy of MARSHALL
ton, Fourth; David w. Colpitts of Mt.
Pleasant, Sixth.
en5aJiyes-Bernard Donehoe
of N. E. Cor B. and Townsend street,
Prince ]. Ford of 209 East Third, First
district; John T. Ahrens of 2311 Mark
eft, William A. McCafferty of 92S
Frech, George B. Ward of 1908 Market,
Second district; John P. Donohoe OF
401 West Sixth, Thomas M. Monaghan
of Fourth and Madison, John w. Sim
clair of S21 West Third, Fourth dis
trict; William M. Connolly Of 21S
South jackson, John E. Healey of Com
rad and Harrison, George c. Morton
of 1O9 Franklin, Fifth district; w. s.
Bird of Talleyville, Sixth district;
Joseph G. Foster of Henry Clay P. O.,
Franklin c. Melvin of Newport, George
w Spicer of Marshallton, Seventh dis
trict; Howard H. Jordan of Mermaid
Eighth district; Nathan NJ. Motherall
of Newark, John w. Morrison OF
Christiana, Ninth district; George
w. Eckles of New Castle, Chauncey P
Holcomb of New Castle, Artemus
Smith of NINTH and Market, Tenth dis
trict; David c. Rose of Newark, John
B. Mahoney of Kirkwood, Eleventh
district; T. Bayard Heisel of Tenth
and Market, William A.Jester, Twelfth
district; Alexander Maxwell of Mid
dletown, James T. Shallcross of Mid
dleltown, Thirteenth district; William
E. Duhadaway of Townsend, Richard
L. Naudain of Middletown, John F
Staats of Townsend, Henry M. Smith
of Townsend, Fourteenth district; john
A. LaItta of Taylor's Bridge, B. G. Col
lins of Green Springs, Charles w
Jones of Blackbird, Andrew ]. Wright
of Blackbird, Fifteenth district.