Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-10-11
|ULAR REPUBLICANS
| DEFEAT THE UNIONISTS
sy Capture the Joint Ticket
in a Lively Contest.
MEL SHRIEvALTy NOMINEE
|kman Beats Townsend for
Prothonotary.

kman Beats Townsend for
# Prothonotary.
il L ctional Complexion of the Legisla-
M Ticket-Both Factions Poll Their
M Strength-The Addicksites shown
2uarter-Some Surprises.
~ Republicans at their primary
|tjon on Saturday afternoon nomi-
ID The following county ticket:
GENERAL TICKET.
or Sheriff-Samuel A. Mcdaniel,
IS pluraliry.
of4ner-John L. Frick, III plurality.
eHnty Treasurer and Recsiver of
\ Horace q. Reltew, 971 ma
z]pptroller George D. Kelley, 2,4s2
lkthonotary Frank L. Speakman,
Una iority.
81 X of The Peace - Winfield s.
3Iey, 1878 majority.
LEry COURT COMMISSIONERS.
4gst District-John Lynn, SO plur.
lRud - Philemma Chandler, 166
nifty.
ID John 9. Kersey, unopposed,
Botes.
Megginson, $ plur-
Hth--Francis H. Lattomus, 1872
6xity.
STATE SENATORS.
irond District-Howard d. Ross.
nh jority.
with Benjamin A. Groves, 80
oriiy.
lxth-Harry @. Ellison. Is majority.
REPRESENTATIVES,
ifst District-James Kitchen, rs
rSl}ty.
scond-Samuel II. Baynard, 40 ma
bixd = James W. Robertson, 65l
Gnfity.
6ufth-Harry 2. Joslyn, 265 ma
l{th William File, 240 majority.
|xth Frank P. Ewing, As plurality,
3xspth-William R. Finn, 2s2 ma
iebth-Richard 7. Pilling, 17a ma
10Th William Chandler, 60 ms
2ath = Harry W. Hushebeok, 50
|3ljty.
lsfenth-John W. Dayett, 66 ma
/! selfth-Theodore F. Clark, 112
Q{Ry. --.r
zenith : Robert S. Carpenter, /.
i]lfsed.
3qRt teenth-Riohard Hodgson, un-
|ffsenth-James W. Lattomus, Sc
pxity. 4
f4N ROAD COMMISSIONERS.
s41dy wine hundred Third district)
Erank Pettidemauge.
hrietiana-William ]. Brown.
inH Greek Joseph Higgins.
hite Clay Creek-Daniel Thom pson.
w CASTLE George W. Appleby.
X g Georges-1 homas E. Clayton.
ppQquinimink-Purnell s. Daniels.
hokbird-Saumel Q. Derricksou.
W ASSESSORS.
Icndywine hundred = Samuel W.
aFist;ana-John E. Whann.
III Creek-Lemuel Graves.
IN Castle-Arthur NJ. Wise.
pcader-Benjamin r. Lee.
ID lIion-Miles Clark.
u Georges Howard Dickson.
pppquinimink-Joseph @. Hutch.
eckbird-John Beth.
AN EXCITING CONTEST.
1n nomination was one of the most
ing for years. The lines were
~ for nearly all of the Offices be-
~ the Regular and Addicks fac
and each faction made a des-
~ effort to win. In addition, the
4Hality of the candidates entered
49 into most Of the contests. 1t
Az appropriate climax to strug-
2hich continued for more than a
|1n 1t had been a tug Of war be-
p the factions and the Regulars
nced Addicks hands down.
REGULARS WIN HANprLY.
III of the nominees on the penaral
III and Levy Court tickets are
l5lars, and nearly all of them had
icks opponents, whom they de-
ed by majoritiss ranging from 8 to
VI 600. The small majorities were
ntests where there we're several
Mates. OF the 8, 703 votes cast for
ia in the entire county, Francis 8.
l!8y, the only pronounced Union
|ican, received only 2, 174, while
1 the others, who are considered
Sfs, received 6,52s, giving the
|SE4fs 4,345 more votes than the
$nlsts. Samuel A. Mcdaniel, the
s defeated Mr.. Bradley by /, 2Os
This serves as a good illustra-
4 the contests for most of the
4 effices we're alike and the Regu-
iIfacted their strength against the
l'ielke candidates.
1.-THE LEGISLATIVE NOMINEES.
the Legislature, the Regulars
Nn1ted IA of their candidates, 8, the
,lntsts three and one is non com
| put is not strongly opposed to
I1 Here is the way they stand
Union. Non-committal.
Y S# SENATORS.
Ij&3 B. A. Groves. !
I8' REPRESENTATIVES.
YHt&hen, +. p. Ewing, S,H, Baynard |
i4hptson, WHushebeck,
hE1&pslyn,
hnn,
HEi;sr.
III
! Addi tion to these there are four
Il i9yer Senators, Messrs. Knox,
In and Blakely, Republicans, |
M 38 Tlan,norat .,.I M.