Milford chronicle., 1904-09-02
n DEMOCRATS Si.-..-...
| HELD CONVENTION.
n,Dpy LATCHUM. OF MIL
aLS .son n'T0 ANIMATED FOR PRO-
iV' THONOTARY.
and Anti.Kenney Forces are
lH rIaimine Candidates Tor
hacn aEcin-.snor-Will Hold Prim-
O. o,ies for State COnVen-
ZION Saturday.

...sombled Tuesday with Sena-
n Harrington, of Farming l,
OsOiss S.irman. and Mark w. Cole g
nover as secretary. 49,, d
ID two committees were apPoln'eu g
'l' n,sts 'I the working order OF the t
o Dntion and no platform was
opted. ,ros getting :
n,siness n, the district conventions 8
Ju', ~ aassion in various lawyers Of
about town and as result the J
s,.IIowing rC legislative delegation was
minated. which, if elected will have {
I,ot one United States Senator to
..od . senator l.. Heisler Ball.
c,.te tesenators-Second district, Alda
r1' poweIl Of West Dover; Third dis
william Pennewill, of Dover;
n,tb district James Todd Reed, oi
Olandsvile.
Tomber of the House of Represen'
,irss-First district, Samuel 7. Rey-
Ns of Smyrna; Second, William
Rauoblev, of Leipsic; Third, ID.
,gene Mobrey, of Kenton; Fourth,
asnrv Williams, of West Dover; Fifth
obeTt J. Campbell, of Dover; Sixth,
Bbn G Meredith, of Willow Grove;
sventb Willard 5. Brown, of Wood
a. Eighth. Robert G. Stevenson, OF
sItop; Ninth, Frank S. Prettyman'
Pennington; Tenth William T.
aloney, Of Milford Neck.
Tine Democratic delegates selected
N following county committee to con-
let the campaign and Democratic
srly business for the ensuing two
eaTs
First dlstrict-R. HirOns Denney and
Obert Y. Wallen.
Second-Dr. f. P. O'Day and Will
am Dyer.
Third-Dr. J. S. Cobb and John w
Hutchinson.
FOurth-Bedford Roe and w. P
Owel.
Finh-Wark w. Cole and Charles
Denney.
sixth-Thomas Meredith and Albert
u Welch.
seventh-W. f. Maloney and Kline
Ook.
Eighth-Philemon R. Dill and Will
Rm F. HOey.
Ninth-W. S. Smith and William
Watson Harrington.
Tenth-William Tribbett and An
dEew jackson Ross.
The fight for control Of the commit
Re is claimed by both National Com
nitteeman Kenney and the reOrgani
ntiOn forces which were arrayeC
gainst Kenney in the fight to over
brow his county organization. MI
Kenney's candidate for county chair
nan is believed to be DR.. William +
Hoey, while the opposition forces vii
bring out Alexander NJ. Daily. Tn
Meeting for an election of Chairman
VIII be held within few days.
1t is said that the Kenney and anti
kenney forces will now do battle 70
gOvernor, for which Mr.. Kenney ha
Brought out c. S. Pennewill, and tn
anti forces, Willard S. Salisbury.
The nominees for county offices weT
ehOsen as follows: Sheriff, Frank Co
lins, Dover; coroner, MOntgomer
Richards, Little Greek; treasurer
oseph S. Clark, Frederica; register
pills, James Andrew Smith, Harrinl
pm prOthonOtary ]. Harry Latchun
q Milford; Levy Court commissions
FIRST district, Matthew V. Ford; Thir
district, John J. Graham; Fifth, Fran
MalOney; Sixth, James E. Sapl
seventh, Thomas q. Shay; Mint
tharles A. Smith.
A positive decision in the fight b
Seen the Kenney and the reOrgsnlz
pon forces was STAYED off by callin
pgether the new county committee Il
eptember s. It's complexion is dOun
ll. The reOTganizers jubilantly elaln
that they will show twel'
otes for Alexander M. Daily, the rec
anizatiOn candidate for chairma
gainst eight votes for DR.. w. F. Hoe
ipe Kenney candidate and presel
sounty chairman. General Ksenne
Rowever, claims victory at every polr
snd goes still further in insisting tn
taleb s. Pennewill, his candidate
soVemOr, will be the choice OF Ne
Punty, atthe primaries next Saturda
AT Tuesdays convention there we
enly two contests. The usual Lar
s'Op Of candidates for coroner, MAXI