Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1902-09-04
UNION REPUBLICAN TICKET
William MichaelHBryne, Martin
4 3. Burris and p. B. Norman
Are the Nominees.
rHEDlSTRICTA1TORNEY ACCEPTS
Makes Stirring Speech in the
81 Convention.

lsssial correspondernce Of Gazette and Journal.

n
pRted the following State ticket to be voted
TOR NJ the general election next November: 4
For Congressman District Attorney VIII
lain Michael Byrne of New Castle county.
For State Treasurer--h Martin b. Burris of
NOV Castle county. .@t.a.
l For Auditor of ACCOMPLISHMENT B. Nor
scnn of Sussex county.
II Is doubtful whether this will Re tie
Meket on election day as 1t was intimnted
sbat some changes might be made. The
Noket is the same as that nominated by the
~ Regular Republicans, with the exception OF
IN sbe Congressional nominee, MIR. Byrne sue
IN seeding DIR. l.. Heisler Ball.
LII 10 was intimated prior TO the convention
n j Abat Auditor Norman would not be endorsed,
\ and the action ofthe New Castle county eau
lRus In nominating Newal Ball of Brdgeyiile
4 lfpr the place was not surprising. That caucus
Was surprised, however, when it learned that
\ itne Sussex caucus had nominated Purnal b.
Norman, the latter having defeated Joseph
Niffe OF Millsboro in the Sussex caucus.
There was evidently some mistake, although
n was noised about that Sewall Ball was
probably the personal choice of j. Edward
Addicks and that contest on the floor of
he convention might be the result of the
4 soluble nomination; Conseqpently,the action
n ut the convention on this particular noini-
II Anation was awaited with much interest.
II \ At the afternoon session of the conven-
tion, aafter nominations had been made for
X ihe other offices, Joseph l.. Cahall of Sussex
y, topnty nominated Mr.. Norman. The nonli-
.1hlon was SECONDED anu webster blhkely,
II {who mad presided over the New Castle eau
II Icus, arose from his seat. He was waiting
Il an opportunity to speak when MIR. Al
4 Kicks, who was nearer tho chairman, arose
4 and saidi Mr.. Chairman another nomina-
4 ton IS to be made. Z Mhereupon Mr.. Blakely,
A being recognized by Chairman Hayes, placed
M Newall Ball In nomination. Immediately
Mr.. Ball, who was secretary OF the conven.
ton, advanced to the front Of the stage and
I declined the nomination. he thanked the
Il l fDr bp honor. ha mn
ldecline, as be was not a candidate. When
| The had taken his. seat MIR. Addicks ag1ih
laroe nd informed the convention that Mr..
lBall was the unanimous choice of the New
II Eaetie caucus. Mr. Norman was unnni-
mously nominated by reclamation.
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4ts THE PLATFORM. ~
" Chairman g. r. Layton of the committee
y on resolutions. reported the following plat
MI form, which was adopted unanimously:
III The Union Republican party OF Delaware
III In State Convention assembled by, its dele;
III gates duly elected. on the second day of
I'm September, A. D., 1902, asserts and declares
Il \ That we congratulate the people of our
L \ State that a government of law has been re-
nm established and maintained therein.
We most emphaticalIy endorse md an.
Il \ proye Of the conduct and management OF
n the present executive administration of The
N affairs and business Of this State and We
!. IA pledge to said administration our steady
I'M md loyal support during its continuance ii
Office,
FlE We demand wise. honest and economicn
administration of the affairs of the statt
both in State and in county government
IN we demand the enactment Of Legislation
I D nroyidinp for good londs throughout IN,
Sthte' ana nledpe orr s,lnport' "a Heellre az
I'M We demand the General Assembly shall
snuct legislation providing Tor the prope
III anfc.p,1ardinn of all workInen in estnblish
n,entssIsina comniex machinery. boilers M,
,inngerous apuliances. and the appojntmen
N N compatent officials to see that such legis
ntinr IL ENFORCED. F.'F -
b Thnt tie Constitution and laws OF thi
III Itotas3 sioi,i1 he "a, amended That thew t,ro
AZ rida CO.. o,,d fnrnish n nermanent ra9istra
n zion az the analitIed voters Of The State ni
/ NJ for opportuniiy prior to each election 70
WI correciness 'of and additions thereto.
M Thut N conntv officials should be recon,
"a nansad hv,soiaries and that The fees receive
M HI then should he turned into the seyera
I W. cs,ntu treesuries. III
I&'W Wa asasrt our firm belief in and adherene
y, hs nygai,}c nrinciplcs Of The NationT
2sSj,,insn nartp and re.affirm every MAN
m ~ tha nlatform Of said marty made an
n NJ nrou,ulpated al PhiladeIphia in the year A
III iann
III irhnt sha ,,rasa,,t ,,ros,oro,,s cordition ,
HI ~ ,sa.,ia nf tba Initial s,ates ia haat M,
4 tnc,ed and insured by the visa. sound. car,
u nj nn,dent and patriotic manarement. col
iiIpt '.i i;. a " ,ha at;npai atfa;r,
~ au ~ Observation-Disclosures. az,
rhila NJ. s,nnhatiaailv ,rotest fhat in rat,r
~ ~, Laval ,,,,,,,,,rI and tha oiaoforal yota
III ip;s Syatn " az uaar ieoo tbe nnion r.
nnhlieans Of thiz State have receiyed unfa
and nni,,st treatment by the present atImi,
a ;stratiny vel No helieye that the gener
waliara md The exiaercies of The nation d
,nand and require the loyal support of Ii
"A J Iinfn, Rannhl;cans ~ 'T)eIownre az ii
oI.on ~ aaidt oln,;nistration ,rbich
Rara ,,iad,a 10 n - = - - :. ,
wv W. hoast;Iy annrova ~ tho nresent ad,ni,
;at,ation;s attitude and nolicy in regard
~ pnr,,tI;. ~ C,,ha' = PN' 80
%fh 9,hsi wa, ennnbafinallv eondeu,n the ms
III u a,,iant and ,,nnatriotic attncka made nm,
~ sli5i h ~ Inc Iin;tsd States tuho IN
4JD tie naaaS n j., rastorin., law and order
~ peeI t5h;iiasin. Isis,,Ss and damand n
IA ~, ~, hnnat bile charga III cruelty nyainst 81
" aiSa;o.a shaiI be i,nnartiaIiv in yestignted n,
M IL anv ore IL ascertained 10 he guilty
" u,iy n human, t,aatraant that he sh,
M adenuateiv furnished, T- "
That Aha istbminn Canal connecting 4
I'M h.iant;c and pnciac Oeeana, ahnnid
MI ranidiu and snaedilv aomneted. and that
IN pao,str,atIon the es,,yern ,,nsnt sbo,,id n,
~ ~ Lat ,,,ost honest most atiif,l n,
VII p ,,s, aonnofant men Ia suner;ntend nj
III i,o,'a1a ~ erent,,,,,s and constrt,ction. n
.hat ,shan n ia aracted said canal shonld
Pill ss I rnonagad diractaa Controlled n
ogays 1.aial,, INV the gnvarnnaeTt az I
fiaitad stataa - = - - , :
At rhot ,onr coaata abould be stronoiv a
aeicisutlv defended with the most approy