The sun., 1900-09-10
FORD CANNOT WIN
STILL SLY THE
.ANTI-FORD MEN
They Claim He Has Not Gotten
the Required Thirty
three Delegates.
COOPER IOR ATTY. GENERAL
Thomas M. Monaghan Defeats John
p. Donahoe for Legislature and
Francis j. McNulty Does
the Same Trick for SEN
ator Pyle for the
Senate.
COOPER IOR ATTY. GENERAL

Anti-Ford men were claiming last
night that Peter j. Ford had not secured
sufficient number of delegates, to be
selected by The New Castle county caucus
on the first ballot as candidate for COVER
nor. There are 65 delegates entitled to
seats, and 33 votes will therefore be re-
qured to win out. At the most, the
Anti Ford men concede to him 26 votes,
but say he may not get them. Ford's
friends claim the fifteen delegates from
this city, but the Anti Ford men say
Reardon in the First Representative dis
trict is not Ford man.
The five delegates in Brandywine hun
dred are claimed by Ford, but it is said
| four of them are Anti Ford. Grier is said
to have beaten Weldon as is said to be a
| Ford man, The delegates in Christiana
Mill Greek and Red Lion hundreds, l3
IN all, are claimed for Ford, which with
those claimed from Brandywine hun
dred, would bring Ford's strength up to
the required 33. But the Anti-Ford
men can not see it that way.
| Anti Ford men say the governorship
| lies between Cooch and Black. They cay
that scheme will be worked to have
the caucus not consider the governorship
and throw it into the convention.
| They predict that several ballots will
be required and that after the first ballot
Ford will lose considerable of his
strength, which will result in the selec-
tion of Cooch or Black. Cooch seems to
be the stronger of the two. There is some
talk of Tunnel being sprung on the con-
| vention.
The heated contest for delegates TO the
State convention was The overshadoN ing
feature OF Saturdays Democratic prim
aries. There are still many rural districts
to hear from.
The States Delegates.
The result of the election for S ae
delegates was as follows:
First Representative District
DAVIS II.
Second Representative District Nor
row 1913, McCracken 179, Taylor72
Third Representative Distric6, Nor
risnn ITO; Springer liz, McNey lDS
Fonith Representative District, LeRrJ
243 Cassidy $50, Murphy l32
Ffth Representative Dtsuict, Welsh
3l5, Ford 2S3, Hession ia,
Sixth Representative Distiicl, Brandy
wine hundred, tirier, RICHTER, GrubB
McAIahon and HanIey,
Seventh II preventative District, Chris
tiaDa huadred. M returns from first dis
triet Returns rom remainder Of dis
trict show election ~ Thomas Toy, Johr
1 Chappeii, James Horty, w. j. King anc
George W. Splcer.
Eighth Representative District, Mil
Greek hundred, Francis ID. Baldwin
Daniel HYDE, Henry Kelly, John Nevin
and Patrick Toughey, who we're un
opposed.
Nitth Representative District, Whit,
Clay Greek hundred, Evans 2lS, Hos
singer l3l, Lewis l54, Hawthorn 1876
Smith 102.
Twelfth Representative District, r 4
Lion hundred, Collins, Mnlligan, Rich
ard I Cam, Jr., William Reynolds ant
, James 2, Cannon.
, Thirteenth Represent ative District. st
, Georges hundred, Carrow, Clayton, Con
eggs, Keegan and Nallandingham, un
opposed.
Fourteenth Representative District
Ferguson, Graves, Hart, Roberts am
Townsend unopposed,
: Fifteenth Representative District
( |
New Castle-Cooper AS, Pustell Ala
Iieyd AGA, Frazier Az, Jonvier 50s
Eleventh representative district, Bigger
Coach, Davis, D. Rose and Skinner, vi
opposed.
The County Delegates.
First Representative Distrct-Kan
ASP, Hartel 453.
Second Representative District
I Cooney 50, G. gan 1876, Joyce 1884,
Third Representative District-Baet
E tiger 56, Kuoch 1879, McIntire al, Glnde
1870, Jacobs 5S, SEWER 1856, Vansant 80
Fourth Representative District-Biei
man 1926. Mcbride 43, McKelvey 22i
O'Connor 357, TenWeeges 235.
Fifth Representative District-Tota
Carrull 473, Long 224, Haney SOC, Earl
PAT, Reardon 1859, Ryan 207, Stannar
S.
The County Ticket.
Shhe,ff George w. Gray, plurality &c
Coroner, John McAvaney, plura
{ ity, 267.
Receiver of Taxes, George Mcintyre
: plurality, 742.
i County Comptroller, j. Boughmar
plurality, 657.
1t was generally believed last nigh
: that George w. Gray had received til
. nomination. for sheriff. Incomplete IT
turns Saturday night had given Henr
. Motherall plurality OF IA over the othe
Z candidates.
a The,vote in the city for the varior
candid ,ies was as follows;
Sheriff, Carmichael 1l17, Dunlap Az
l. Gray 1852, MntheraIl ll42.t
81 Cnrouer, Ireland ISL. McAyaney 257
la Lu.l.I. os1, ....sa 146.