Evening journal., 1902-09-10

ana hDeL his GlllSl III ulro uecpcA dpoo ol-
fort to sink the Republican party ten
thousand fathoms deep"
For Full Ticket
Previous to the recess a resolution
was offered to the effect that it was the
sense of the convention that a full
ticket composed Of Regular Republi-
cans. should be nominated. This was
significant in view of the fact that two
years ago the Union ticket for county
officers was endorsed practically with
out opposition. There was a general
discussion of the resolution ard IL was
discovered that but one delegate op-
posed it. He. however, declared his
, willingness to acquiesce in the will OF
the convention. and proclaimed his un-
dying opposition TO Addickslsm, and
the resolution was adopted without a
dissenting vote.
The Ticket
The convention then proceeded to
name the following ticket:
Sheriff. L c. L. Smith
Coroner. ]. Frank owen.
Clerk OF the Peace. George II. Dick
Recorder of Deeds. James +. Ander-
son
Clerk Of the Orphans Court and
Register in Chancay, James H. Dea-
kyne.
County Treasurer, Robert J. Mears.
State Senators:
First district John Heltsue.
Third district. William NJ. Hazel.
Fifth district. William n. Pierce.
Representatives:
First district. George A. Hall.
Second district. William r. Knight
Third district. I. n. Mills.
Fourth district. Thomas IT. Davis.
Fifth district. William H. Mckee.
Sixth district. vacant.
Seventh district, ]. Dawson Clarke.
Eighth district, II. l. Burke.
Ninth district. Frank ]. Smith.
Tenth district. John R. Maloney.
Levy Court:
Second district. J. q. Ceilings.
i Third district. Thomas d. Wise.
Fourth district, M II. Moore.
Eighth district. M. L. Hydprn.
/ Tenth district, Isaac R. Jester.
The Resolutions
The report OF the Committee on
Resolutions was adopted amid. aD-
plause The resolutions read:
I've. the Republicans of Kent county
in convention assembled, express ouG
loyalty to the National Republican
party, and point with pride to the
splendid administration Of affairs I'm.
der President Roosevelt
I'VE heartily endorse, and pledge
our support to the ticket nominated al
the recent Republican State COnven.
ton. and we accept the platform as
adopted by that body as fuller state
ment Of our principles.
I'VE hold good citizenship as su
Derior to party loyalty, and assert our
lconyiction that no man is good Re
: publican who is not first a good citi
+ zen. loyal to our institutions, and tC
= true representative government
"As in previous years, we have de
, nounced Democratic methods Of limit
ing the franchise. we cannot now con
, sistently approve of corrupt methods
, Of influencing voters, which are prac
tioed by those calling themselves Re
Dublicans.
I'VE denounce corruption Of on
voters as being in defiance Of the law
repugDant to the spirit Of our institu
. tions and sHbversive Of good govern
= ment We pledge ourselves not to sup
: port those who are responsible for sucl
practices. no matter by what part,
name they may be called"
The convention adopted resolution
giving the County Committee power Il
P elect its officers outside of the com
: mittee. giving it the power to fill al
vacancies. and declaring the Officia
, name or the party shall be the Republi
o can party. and that the emblem shal
, be an eagle with outstretched wings.
! Earnest speeches were made by JOhi
: J. Rosa, George M. Jones and Dl
Money, and the convention adjourned
New County Committee
. Immediately after adjournment th
County Committee met and reorgan
+ lied, electing r. w. Jenkins chairman
William r. Cahoon, secretary, and
v w. Slaymaker, treasurer. Aside fro1
= the officers the committee is as fol
: lows:
t George II. Dick, L. c. L. Smith
James H. Dealyne, R A. Davis. I
o Ridgely Harrington, A. w. Slaymake
:. Millard l. Hydorn, A ]. Kcnney an
d John H. Johnson.