Evening journal., 1906-08-02
STRIVING HARD
FOR HARMONY
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pretended to the authority I'm the call
to which his name was appended TO
definitely end the existence of our state
Central Committee and the committees
Of the Union Republican party in the
different counties. As a result Of this
treachery, and the loss of confidence
occasioned thereby. the State Central
Committee Of the Union Republicans
has deposed him from his chairman
ship and expelled him from the COM
mlttee
The committee has passed a resolu-
tion resembling the action under which
-. +. Alice pretended to act, and di-
rected me TO notify you. which / hereby
do. Yours truly.
j. Edward Addlcks,
Vice-Chairman.
Regulars Express Regret
Upon motion Of Mr.. Bnany the let
ter was received ana Secretary Jolls
authorized to make reply that the
Regular Republican executive commit
tee assembled in accordance with a
joint call Of both organizations, regret
ted exceedingly that the Union Re
publican committeeman We're not pres
ent TO carry out their part of the
harmony program and take part in
the deliberations.
I'm accordance with the harmony
scheme list of officers to conduct the
primaries 10 elect delegates to the
reorganization convention including
both the Regular and UNion Re
pubicans was adopted. I'm this man
ncr both organizations viii have rep
resentation in the window of each
polling place and all Republicans, re-
gardless of past party affiliations will
be eligible to vote at the primaries
ana viii get fair treatment
Addioks' ouibble Condemned
The carving out of the harmony
program as arranged for this county
IN the spirit with which the Regulars
acted yesterday reveals AN earnest de-
sire to promote harmony and peace. and
viii go far to convince any dOubters
that the Regulars are IN earnest
Addlcks' bubble over the Alrich
proxy and his subsequent attempt to
call a meeting Of the Union Republican
state Committee, has alienated a num-
Der of his former followers. and it is
without doubt New Castle county alone
in which will be found any stubborn
ness to get together. and that only on
the part of Addicks' followers.
Election Officers Selected
The following are the officers for the
city:
First Ward-Polling place, southeast
corner Of Third and Orange streets.
Inspector. James Brown. 107 West
Fourth street; judges Manuel c. Cra-
mer, 424 West Front; Elmer Handy, 2lO
West Fourth; clerks. oscar Morrison,
81 West Fourth; Oscar ID. Riddings
5i7 West street.
Second Ward-Districts I. and 3,
northwest corner Second and Walnut
Inspector. Thomas Cole, 1OS King;
judges, Harry Maier 106 East Second;
Harry Butler lO7 Lombard; clerks,
Nelson Rash. 211 Poplar; Morris Slo-
manson, 2O4 King.
Districts 4. g. 6 and T. northeast cor
ner A and Townsend. Inspector
Charles A. Cook 1910 d; judges, John
Dennis. 1850 Buttonwood Robert Fem
timan. 1lll Apple; clerks, James Med
ford. 1906 Bennett; oscar C. Welsh, Az
Heald.
Third Ward-Northeast corner OF
Second and jefferson. Inspector,
George Middleton sol West Fourth;
judges Frank Dale Fourth and Mon
roe Frank Simmons 2l2 Jefferson;
clerks William Speer, $40 Elm; Clar-
ence Poole. sos West Sixth.
Fourth Ward-Districts /, ., 8, 4 and
3, 3O6 East Fourth. Inspector. ]. H..
Wigglesworth, 3O5 French; judges,
oscar Davis. POP East sixth; Martin
Hutton. 5l4 East Fifth; clerks, Will
liam Stackhouse, 3l5 East Fourth; w.
C. Ray 521 East Fifth
Fifth Ward-Dstricts T. and g.,
northwest corner of Seventh and JEFF
ferson. Inspector, Marshall Yeatman.
COL Tatnall; judges. Eugene f. Fraim,
70S Jenerson Harry c. Fawcett, s34
West Seventh; clerks, Fred. A. How
ard Gil shipley; w. S. Jordan, COZ
Washington.
Districts 4, and 6, Tyson's stable.
Van Buren, between Seventh and
Eighth Inspector. Charles A. Shep-
pard, 6lO Harrison; judges. Harry Taz-
well, 1913 West sixth; S. B. Miller, Col
Springer; clerks. Harry b. Carter, 6lS
Harrison; Stewart Mclaughlin, 1910
West Eighth.
Districts and 8. northeast corner
OF Eighth and jefferson. Inspector,
Joseph C.. Boyd SOP Jefferson; judges.
J. L. McVey. 500 Orange; Frank L,
Gray sos Monroe; clerks. Fred Green,
1903 West Eighth; A. ID. Meredith 522
West Eighth
Districts . and 10, stable 90 West
Ninth. Inspector. James +. Neilds
SOB Van Buren; Judges, Harvey T.
Booker 1929 West Eighth; stephen r.
Parker, 1919 West Ninth; clerks Plum
mer II. Leach. 1lOl West Eighth:
Charles L. Shuster 1909 Hwland
Sixth Ward-Districts 1 and 3 north
west corner Of seventh and French
Inspector. Ed. Heal Jr,, 1923 East Sew
enth; judges. Douglas +. King. 6l'
/ King; Abel Briley COL Poplar; clerks
Charles Day 6l0 King; James King. 6l'
King.
Districts 3 and 4. northwest corner OF
Ninth and French. Inspector NJ. Hi.
/ lis. sol Walnut; judges. Theo. Shipley
325 East Eighth; Samuel Turner. 10l'
/ Poplar; clerks. Robert Springer. 32l
East Tenth; Dewitt Deal. 1926 French.
Districts 3, s and Z. No. 1897 French
Inspector. George Munden Thirteenth
and Wilson; judges Ed Thomas 1871
Walnut; Frank Zebley, 1902 King
clerks. A. shockley. 205 East Thir
teenth George w. Siler. 1921 French.
Seventh Ward-Districts 1. 2. 3 and Z
southwest corner of Eleventh an,
West Inspector. H. w. Zcblev 81.