The daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-19??, 1902-10-14
UNION PARTY
FILESlTS TICKET.
Declaration That Ticket Rep
resents One Hundred
Qualified Voters.
TICKET OF LABOR PARTY.
AS Filed Shows That Some of
the Candidates Are In
eligible For Office.

the Union Republican County
ticket was filed at the office of Clerk
Of the Peace Quigley yesterday
afternoon by Walter H. Hayes. Ac.
companying the ticket was dec
laration signed by and supported by
the atfiIavits Of thirty five members
Of the Union Republican committee
that the Union Republican party is
an organization of bona-tidc citizens
and voters Of tho county, and rep
resrntinC large number of quail
fed voters Of tho county, viz,
upwards Of one hundred bona. fide
citizens qualified voters of the
county. The declaration that the
party contains upwards of one hun
dred citizens and voters was filed as
precaution, should the regularity
of the nomination Of the ticket lie
attacked. The officers of Register
in thancery and Clerk of the Or
plants Court are set out as two dis.
tinct officers in the ticket filed
Later in the afternoon Horace G.
Knowles, as Council for Labor party,
filed the ticket nominated on Sat
urday night.
The ticket follows:
Congressman, James A Ward;
State Treasurer, Robert L. Rodgers;
State Auditor, Nathaniel B. Hill;
Recorder of Deeds, William b. Wei
Ions; Register of Wills. James L.
llardcastie; Clerk Of Orphans Court
and Register in Chanccry. Charles A.
Shields; Sheriff, Frank lIouck; Coro.
ncr, William Broomhead.
State Senator. FIRST District, S.
Hess Eairiand: Fifth district, Wallace
Cannon.
Rcpresentative-First district, Jas.
II. Kane; Second district, Mark Nc |
Manus; Third district, William j.
Finley; Fourth district. Lewis j.
Fifth district, Peter j.
Tierney: Tenth district, William E.
Thatcher.
AsSessor-First district, Peter 9.
Pranod Second district, William
Richardson; Third district, William
r. Chardson; Fourth district, John
l.. Morrison, Fifth district, James j.
Rogers.
In the fifth senatorial district, the
Wallace Cannon, is not
.ligible for Office as he has not re.
ided the past year in the district.
The candidate for Representative
n the tenth representative district
vas the defeated candidate for TO-
pector In his district in 1900 and is
therefore, the judge representing the
Republican party in the first election
striet Of the tenth representative
district,
The Republican ticket will be filed
his afternoon.
The joint committee of the Repub-
can parties meets this afternoon.
he Regulars hope to get Messrs.
parks and Rudolph accepted.
The meeting of the committee
to be an interesting one.
eading politicians Were on thealert
lis morning trying to secure proX-
s in order oattend
Some persons had'as high as three {
'oxies and they will be given
men who will vote to place 3
| the ticket all the men who re- i
lived the highest number Of votes s
the primary ele ctiOn. c
UNION TICKET RECEIVED.
Clerk of Peace Quigley announce
this morning that he had accept
the ticket as filed yesterday by \
alter II. Hayes for the Union Re.
lblican party. Under the law he
as obliged to accept it.
'There never was any question
to the right OF the Union party
file the ticket as nominated at
e recent Republican primaries" t.
id Mr. Hayes this morning, h
therefore, there was nothing for Il
:. Quigley to do but to receive it, y
The Regulars will present their Il
ket to MIR. Quigley this afternoon II
mediately after the meeting Of o
8 joint body. p