Milford chronicle., 1906-09-28
OF KENT
NOMINATE THEIR TICKET

4 Last Tuesday the Democrats OF Kent
I ronntv met at Dover, and placed their
| eountv ticket in the field.
II It was the most quiet convention
I the democrats have held in many years
(, if was controlled 10y Richard r. henney
I hut an astonishing coincidence is that
the district conventions of legislative
noDoinators returre ed as their nominees
A.semblvmen who are unpledged for
limited States Senator, only five Of the
fourteen legislator nominated being
counted for Kenney, and all Of the
,thers being for the field against Ken
nev James H. Hughes, l.. Irving
Handy and Willard Salisbury have
the other nominees.
All the Democratic side factions
were placated and urged to 90 to work.
The convention was called to order
bv Chairman William F Hoey aud
the committee chose General Kenney
as chairman.
81 am not here as your master, "saId
Chairman Kenney as tie convention
app1sudeR. 81 am here as your servant
Whatever the free Democrats of Kent
couutv want, that is what l want"
Chairman KenDey called for a report
for the district conventions Leglsla-
five nominations and these Legislative
nominations were reported.
Senators-First, Alexander M. DAILY;
third. Joseph S Burchenal; fourth,
William Il. Jester; fifth, Wilson NJ.
Vinyard
Representalives-First. Harvey +.
Hall: second. Herman Q. TAYLOR; thId
Robert ii Dauagh;fourth, John Craig;
fifth. Joseph T B@feeker, sixth,
,rea,ass Cooper: seven'~j Jcs-n l1''
shs1ing'r: john 81 Jester; ninth All
bert Harrins.l.,, 4nth, John G. Whar-
ton.
Levy Court-Second,W w. w. Schsck-
Ell; ninth. James H. Morgan; eighth,
James X. Sapp; fourth, Samuel Huf
nall.
The county nominations were:
Sheriff Nathaniel Slaughter of East
Dover hundIed dominated by Mr. Ken.
ney), 40; William T. Smith of Mispil-
lion hundred dominated by DR.. B. L.
Lewis, H. Slaughter's nomination
was made unanimous.
Coroner - John w. Cain, James
Wheatly, Amos Hinsley and Nathan /
H. Hutchins. CAMS nomination Oc-
Cured on the second ballot.
Recorder of Deeds-W William r. Pc |
ters and John w. Hutchinson were
placed in nomination. Peters winn.
ing, 86 to %.
Clerk Of the Peace-John w. Fenni-
more, Jr., of Leipsic. William T. Par
Wis, Milford auctioneer, stirred the
convention to cheers and applause in
nominating FennimOre
Assessor-Charles Marvel.
Inspector-Jesse Williams.
For county treasurer, Alexander NJ.
Thomas, of Canterbury, was nOmina. s
ted but tried to decline. The conven-
ton shouted for him to sit down. He :
is the head of the Junior Order of Me. +
His nomination was made
by, acclamation. w. Denney Hazel
wks unanimously nominated for Re.
gister in Chancery. Other nominations /
were: '
Assessors First, r. L. Boyd, Jr.; L
second. q. E. POstlss; third, Daniel w. d
Morris; fourth, Charles Marvel; fifth, c
Edward o. Raymond; sixth, r. John u
Sipple; seventh, Daniel M. Ridgely;
eighth, James P. Thomas; ninth, Sam
lel F. Collins;tenth, James B. ThomaS
Inspectors-First, James G. Robin W
on, H. r. Jones; second, w. w. fC
D. B. Townsend; third, tt
William w. Blair, Charles w. Ora 70
lami fourth, jesse Williams; fifth. pl
ames Wise, John 3. KERN; sixth. tn
larry Master James f. Cubbage; sill
eVenth, James Quillen, g. F. Towns. pr
nd; eighth, Schley Kerbin, George w. in
vain; ninth, George w. Swain, Sam. i'd
el Graham. loc
Chairman Kenney declared that the CT
cket nominated was unassailable av
This county is Democratic" be said,
md if you display the same energy
shown in the primaries and in this
INVENTION, you will surely go out an
I'M here to victory. We have patched Pc
} all our differences" wi
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