Evening journal., 1904-09-12

W primary eicSNons
TITS up to you.
Vote the Union Republican ticket.
That viii settle it,"
Either by some miscarriage OF the
mails, oversight. neglect on the part OF
the Union Republican party, or other
mallgn influence, John Edward Adj
dicks maker and breaker Of political
parties and gas companies evidently
did not receive one of the cards bear
ing the above inscription and as a
Consequence failed to vote at the pri-
maries on Saturday.
Some unkind persons suggested that
he did not possess the necessary dollar
for registration fee, now that his
"bar" Is about empty while one par
ticular adherent of his. and a successful
nominee, says that he was detained I'M
New York and was unable TO reach
Delaware IN time to vote. Be either
or both OF these assertions true Ad-
dicks is accredited with having failed
ITO deposit his ballot and help the cause
along
Had No Forethouaht.
But little did the brain that conceived
this wondrous sentiment, the powers
that put Il into readable shape nor
the willing hands that distributed it
broadcast. dream how true those words
would prove. vote the Republican
ticket and that will settle IT, has been
transposed now. however. by the hand
ful who participated in the frost" and
has now become Voting the Union
Republican ticket did settle AZ" and
settled IT forever so far as the future
Of the Addicks party is concerned in
Delaware.
That the election on Saturday was a
farce of the first water is very evident.
| Il having been forced upon the rank
and file OF the party who were opposed
to such proceedings and In opposition
to fully two-thirds OF the candidates.
IL was unquestionably a doubly black
eye to Squire" Francis S. Bradley,
who is quoted as saying, I'VE done as
well as expected and I am perfectly
satisfied. We had no money TO spend.
therefore the colored vote laid down. %
To the little Senator from Kent county
the aspect at the close Of the polls was
satisfactory as he telephoned to the
Judge" 1T was a noble fight despite
/ all the fuss made by the Regulars. "
Significant Fact.
A fact An connection with the failure
is considered significant. Is the with
drawal al the last moment OF James
@. Shaw. Jr., as a candidate for Rep
resentative from the Tenth Representa-
tive district New Castle hundred) Mr..
Shaw and Mr.. Addicks are relatives by
marriage. Mr. Shaw is visiting in New
York state and has been for some time.
Mr. AddicSs was in New York city on
nomination day and had been presum-
ably for some days previous attending
to business" Suspicious ones are
wondering whether this business" did
not include an interview with Mr..
Shaw in which he advised him to stand
from under as he (Addicks) was down
and out" in this campaign, but not to
pun out until the last moment In order
to avoid suspicioR.
Ticket Nominated.
The ticket nominated was as followss
Sherim-James w. Foster.
Coroner-J. II. Galloway.
Clerk Of the Peace-Benjamfn Va.
Groves.
Prothonotary-Pierc Gould.
Receiver of Taxes and County Treas
urer-Henry Clayton White.
County Comptroller-Joseph Wiggles-
worth
senators-second district. George w
Joseph; Fourth district. Orlando w
McGargle; Sixth district. Edwin ARM
strong.
Representatives-Firs district, Har-
ry stafford; Second district. Charles A
Hagner; Third district. Edward l.
Johnson Fourth district. Howard Nc.
Daniel; Fifth district, Frank Veasey;
Sixth district, Frank Ewing; Seventh
district. Zanas Longland; Eighth dis
district, Elwood Woodward; Ninth
district Robert Morrison: Tenth dis
trict. James G. Shaw; Eleventh dis
trict. r. c. Evans; Twelfth district, JOS
eph Anderson; Thirteenth district. j,
w. Arters.
Levy Court Commissioners-Da F.
/ Steward; Second district James Logue:
Third district. Robert Baldwin: Fourth
distrist. Alfred Coverdale: Fifth dis
/ ltrict. Robert McFarlin: Sixth district,
William X. Brooks; Seventh district,
William II. Mooney.
The only contests were for coroner,
Il FLevy Courtmen in Wilmington and
j. Representative in st. Georges hundred,
II the vote for coroner and Levy Court
men being:
Coroner-Calloway S9i; Giles. s5S;
n Mccormick, sos.
d Levy Court. Wilmington. Eastern
q distrct-Logue. 42l; Turner. 50.
Western district-Stewart, s14; SIM
d mons. 1S2; Bullock, 81.
II The vote by primary districts was as
B. follows:
First Representative District.
First Primary District-First, Sec
ond and Third districts. Second ward
= SO; Second Primary district, Fourth and
Fifth districts, Second ward. 1; Third
Primary district. Sixth and Seventh
districts, Second ward. 3; Fourth Pri-
mary district, First. Second Third
Fourth and Fifth districts. Fourth
ward, 26; Fifth Primary district, First
, and Second districts. Sixth ward, Is;
Sixth Primary district, First. Second
. and Third districts, Eighth ward. 12.
Second Representative District.
First Primary District-Third ans
> Fourth districts. Sixth ward. 6: Secon,
: Primary district. Fifth. Sixth ana Sew
: enth districts Sixth ward. is: Thiri
y Primary district Fourth. Seventh an
Eighth districts. Eighth ward. 50
Fourth Primary district. Fifth. sixth
Ninth and Tenth districts. Eighth war,
p Continued on Fourth Page.)