The sun., 1900-09-07
PARTY SUCCESS FIRST
SAYS COMMITTEEMAN
]. EDWARD ADD|CkS
Tells Big Meeting Of Brandy
wine Hundred Republicans
He is for Harmony.
WORKING FOR ONE TICKET
Union Republicans and Anti-Ad-
dicks State Committees Will
Hold Joint Meeting in
This City Next
Tuesday.
WORKING FOR ONE TICKET

A breeze of harmony swept through
old Brandywine hundred last night and
during its existence Republicans of all
factions enjoyed a little love feast.
Harmony made its appearance on the
occasion of meeting at the residence
of Lewis Talley for the purpose of nam
ing candidates for the Legislature and
r0nd commissioner nominations. En-
tluSiasm and speeches predominated.
The crowd numbered over 300 Republic
cans among whom was National Com
mittremnn j. Edward Addicks and
many county candidates.
The meeting nominated three candi-
dates for legislative honors from the
Sixth Representative district. The three
men named were eX-Remesentative
Frank L. Ewing, Lewis Il. Talley and
Thomas Il. Day.
National Committeeman 4Addicks was
tlla center of many interesting groups.
He made short speech bealing upon
the harmony plans for New Castle coun-
ty and the prospect of onr tcket =,
Kent and Sussex counties and the whole
State Mr.. Addicis said III the course
Of his remarks that the success of the
Republican party is more to be con-
sidered than the desire of himself OF
al,y other man to be Il United States
Senator. The National Committeeman
expressed the hope that the two RE-
publican State camWtteeS would soon
effect an agreement to have but one
State ticket. He desired one ticket in
each county.
Francis $. Bradley. candidate for
sheriff, made 4 speech in which he said
he WAS glad that The descriptions in the
| ranks Of the Republicans are about 10
end. lie desired the defeat OF the Demo-
crits. Other speakers were Henry G.
MahafTy and itrur@e i. Townsend. cam
Illidates for the county comptroller nnmi.
nation and Alexander GutIie and john
! u. TURNER of Fldgomaar.
Mn Elmdtey called attention TO i dis
ItigatioE given BrandNwlp hundred hy
Che presence ~ Il Nati0nA! Colnnittatr.
mHH. Iie slhl that poimbly no oth.r
ifnared district Or township in tue
country, woud ,!uring this campaign
4 lavr National Committeeman of tht
great National Republican mtrtY prestnt
NE i meeting to nominate huldted Oil
| icprs.
| 1t was announced yesterday that the
IFaion I.ep1Hlicup state committee ari
the Anli-.S,lditl;4 State onmNitte, will
hold a joint meeting III this CITY next
Tuesday he pid,pasc Of comforting
about the state ticket. Republican
] lcadpls 81 eacl fraction seem inclined a
believe that the result Of next Tuesday
meeting will find only one Republican
ticket III the field. Ii was suggested
yesterday that the probable outcome Of
the conference Of the State committees
would be Dir. George w. Marshall fol
Governor and an Anti-Addiclls man
from Wilmington for Congress. Union
Republicans are adverse to sacrificing
| Dir. Marshall.
Every Democratic Office seeker in VIII
mington il wearing Il long face. The
assurance Of one Republican, ticket il
this county and the prospect Of only on'
State ticket has been Il hard blow t
Democratic Chairman Sauls bury and his
cohorts. 1t is known that even some o,
The most radical Democrats admit tho
serious problem now on their hands,
Peter j. Ford has added yet another
fight to his already long list Of compli
laations, From his attempt t. dicilt,
'pgisl.' \. nominations, several Den
crafts claim that Ford is mixing III I'll;
cleik Of the peace fight. He bitterly op
poses James Il. Toman and though It i
rot known who he backs against 10
man, he is said TO be making himscl
very obnoxious to those men who ar
Interested III the clerk of the peace fight