Smyrna times., 1902-10-08
NEW CASTLE PRIMARIES
FAVORABLE TO AODICKS
FIFTEEN OF THE NINETEEN REPUBLICAN
CANDIDATES ARE FOR UNITING PARTY.

Despite the Fact that New Castle Is Their
Stronghold, the "ReguIars" were Badly
Beaten-the County Ticket Selected.
The Republican county and legis-
lative primaries held Saturday show
that fifteen of the nineteen candidates
nominated for the General Assembly
are favorable to the election of j.
Edward Addicks to the United States
Senate. The county and legislative
ticket selected is: Sheriff, Emmitt f
Stidham, of Wilmington; Register of
Wills, Frederick E. Bach, of Whining
ton; Register in Chancery, Joseph A.
Jolls, of Middletown; Recorder of
Deeds, James S. Moore, of Whining
ton.
Representative in the Legislature:
First District, James Kitchen, favor
able to the election of Addicks and
Regular Republican; Second District,
Erwin F. Phillips, Union Republican;
Third District, John Bancroft, Regu-
lar (anti-Addicks); Fourth District,
I William Lawton, favorable to Regu-
lar and Addicks; Fifth District, James
} G. Wrightington, favorableto Regu-
lar and Addicks; Sixth District,
3 Abraham l.. Tyre, favorable to a
f. Regular and Addicks; Seventh Dis
Y trlct, William R. Finn, Regular (anti-
q Addicks); Eighth District, William M.
! Eastburn, Regular (anti-Addicks);
J, Ninth District, John G. Johnston,
l. favorable to Regular and Addicks;
r Tenth District, John E. Taylor, Union
IS Republican; Eleventh District, John
Is W. Dayett, favorable to a Regular
}. and Addicks: Twelfth District, Will
l. liam A. Price, favorable to a Regular
r and Addicks; Thirteenth District,
v. Leonard V. Aspril, Regular (anti
Addicks); Fourteenth District, Viii
in liam o. Money, Union Republican
st Fifteenth District, Samuel @. Der
Id rickson, Regular (anti-Addicks).
d. State Senators: First District, Jane
ey W. Robertson, favorable to a Regula
IN and Addicks; Third District, Thoma
he J. Stirling, Regular (anti-Addicks,
Vn Fifth District, Robert McFarllr
favorable to Addicks and a Regular
Seventh District, Benjamin G. Locs
erman, Regular (anti-Addicks).
Political Complexion Of the Districts.
es. Of the regular Republicans nom
or
,;o Bancroft, Finn and Eastburn fl
'H5 Representatives, are sure of election
- as their districts are solidly Republ
' can. The nominees who would vo
rs, ,,. for Addicks for Senator, Roberts'
- for Senator, and Phillips and Tyre {
=, Representatives, are in districts th
- in all probability will elect them, VIII
Kitchen, nominee for Representa-
60 IN the first district, has good chan
- of election. He was elected twi
from that district. Senator McFarli
nominee for Senator from the fiji
district, was elected four years a.
Ill aud has a good chance again this ye
-. Lawton and Wrightington, fayora'
,;oL to Addicks, are in Democratic d
a1t tricts in Wilmington. Johnston
.or. White Clay Greek Hundred; Dayett
- Pencader Hundred; Price in Red Ii
: 80 Hundred and Money in Appoqul
- Hundred, are nominated in distri
,,h;o that nominated Republicans by maj
;aaoo ity of less than eight two years a
Tho and they, too, will have rem
a. chance of winning this year if
80 regulars should make a straight
fight to defeat Addicks. The OF
nominees are in the Democratic
tricts.
Senator Webster Blakely, who
resented Addicks' own senatorial
v trict, will be succeeded in the \
Legislature by Thomas j. Stirling
led by uncompromising regular Republi
IT, who won the nomination handily
,,rno the district, despite the efforts
t, oct forth by the Union Republican,
wing behalf of George Casey, This
not only severe setback to
meet Unionists, but it tdeprives Addick
a supporter in the Legislature.
war mer Representative George Friz
Ida who in the Legislature voted for
. l;l,es dicks, turned against him Satur
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