Evening journal., 1904-10-17
Men Selected by Union
and Regular RepnbIis
cans and Democrats
Have Names Placed on
Ballot
Candidates Are Making
An Effort to adjust DIFF
ferences in Republican
County Ticket-NO
designations Yet

II is now up to candidates whether
or not the Republican county ticket is
adjusted. The candidates of both fac
tions were doing some hustling this
morning but up until o'clock practi-
cally nothing had been accomplished.
Nearly every candidate on both the
Republican and Union Republican
tickets were I'm the city and all who
were spoken to declared their inten
tions of remaining on the ticket. Some
of them declared it was simply a hold
up as the other fellow would come off
If paid fabulous sum to do so. They
all baked at this scheme, however, and
therefore. the situation reamins about
the same. 1t is the opinion of Repub-
licans in general that it is an injustice
for some of the Union candidates to re-
main on the ticket as they got their
nomination without a contest and now
want an immense sum to get off.
Secretary Joseph C.. Jols Of the Re-
publican County Committee and Daniel
p. Barnard, secretary Of the Union
County Committee, filed their respec-
tive county tickets with Clerk Of the
Peace Quigley todas. Candidates on
the tickets follow:
Republican Ticket.
Prothonotary, Frank L. speakman,
Wilmington.
clerk of the Peace. Winfield S. Quig-
ley. Elsmere.
Sheriff. Harry /. ellis, Wilmington.
Coroner William T. Purks, Chris
tiana hundred.
Receiver of Taxes, Robert NJ. Burns,
Wilmington.
County Comptroller, Philemma
Chandler. Wilmington
Senators, Second district. Jacob Had
ley Lewis Wilmington; Fourth. John
NJ. Mendinhal. Christiana hundred.
Sixth. Edwin S. Armstrong, PencadeI
hundred.
Representatives. First district. Henry
Stafford. Eden Park; Second. David II
Megill. Wilmington: Third Manlove
Howard Jester. Wilmington; Fourth
Thomas L. wilkinson, Wilmington;
Fifth. Frederick I. Buckmaster, Will
mington: Sixth. Francis Harvey Day
Brandywine hundred; Seventh VIII
liam Henry Miller, Christiana hundred
Eighth. William NJ Eastbun, Nil
Creek hundred; Ninth. John P. Arm.
strong. Newark: Tenth. Elwood /. vii.
son New Castle; Eleventh, William
II. Evans. Pencader hundreds Twelfth
Thomas r. Vail. Red Lion; Thirteenth
Jacob II. Emerson. Middletown Four
teenth Elias n. Moore; Fifteenth, JOIN
Beth. Blackbird.
Levy Court. First district James II
} j Morris Wilmington; Second. Thoma
q Holt. Wilmington; Third, William J
Brown Christiana hundred; Fourth
Caleb Candy Hopkins. Mill Creek hun
hred: Fifth, Robert McFarlin, Farm
hurst: sixth, Merritt n. Willis, Mid
SIetown; Seventh, Abram Stats
Blackbird.
Union Republican Ticket.
Prothonotary. Pierce Gould, viii
mington.
clerk Of the Peace, Benjamin
Groves.
Receiver of Taxes and County Treas
nrer. Henry Clayton White.
County Comptroller Joseph Wig
ellsworth.
sheriff. James W. Foster, Whining
ton.
coroner James H. callaway Farm
nurst.
Senators. Second district. George "
Joseph Wilmington; Fourth distric
Orlando c. Magargal. Marshallton
sixth Edwin S. Armstrong, Cooch
bridge.
Representatives. First district Hem
Stafford. Eden Park Second, Charles
Hagner. Wilmington; Third. William
Robinson. wilmington; Fourth, Howa
il. Mcdaniel. Wilmington; Fifth, Fran