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because the delcgates would not take
their seats Some were shouting
give It TO them" and others. mo.
no. The woman however, remained
seated although some OF them were
excited and opposed the incresse 10
the last
When Mr.. Gray got sufncient order
70 be heard, he announced that as
New Castle delegates had voted solid
ly for the resolution, he would have
the roll called OF the Kent and SUSSEX
delegates again and II enough edded
20 the New Castle county answered
yes" 10 make a majority he would
declare the resolution adopted. No
objection was made to this PROPOSE
nfon at the time, although 1t would
seem 10 have been clearly improper
from the fact thas the original vote
had not been recorsidered. After the
Kent and Sussex delegates had voted
aeain Il was announced that the vote
~as i07 for and 65 against the fesolu-
fion Mr. GRAY then declared it car
ried. thus giving Wilmington and
rural New Castle more delegates.
Mr.. Armstrong then contended that
3hc vote Just taken only reconsldered
dhe previous vote. and that The matter
stood exactly where 1t was al the
srhe chair has rendered his de-
rh-ion and that settles that one ques-
srn fo~ ionirht~ shouted Mr.. Gray.
pe sddci that it had been under
wtood and agreed when the vote was
taken that II sufficient votes from
Kent and Sussex, added 10 Nne NeN
Castle vote. voted yes inc Iesoiu-
s5on would be declared adopted.
Nominations were then svsrleu, p .' ~
electors. former Judge neorse u'ss ,,
cf Wilmington: Frank NJ Solss'e 80 ~
Magnolia. and Joesph n. 10Y, on ~, -
The nominations for Governor were
49, called for. Dennis j. buckley
-r,n-.or ciaininc tna' inc Concr.'-~-
knnai nomlnation should come before
fsovernor. The rules OF the party
sOcerc referred O. Wnicn sntrll"'Nf
niaia that the Governor be noml-
rated after the electors
Walter Campbell placed In nomln-
nsfion Ezekiel Cooper and Mt. Ruck-
lev nominated Thomas +. Bayard. John
NJ Richardson Qf benile'rNn lNf'l"
Mr.. Lynch's name before the con
gention. Before The voting was slell-
ed the names OF Mr; cooper anu NJ
paNard were Withdrawn and MT.
Lynch was nominated by acclamaiion'
Francis de H. Janvior Of New Cas-
fe placed Senator Thomas i. CORN
ley before the convention for Con-
kress. L. Irving Handy, who was
Defeated by former Senator j. r. Gle
ments OF Clayton IN The Kent county
haucus, in the morning nominated MI.
elements. Mr.. Armstrong nominated
nfrs. Eta Gray Jones OF Rridgcvillc.
rhe nrst ballot was Clements 6l; Mrs.
bones, 62, and Gormley. 81. on the
keoond ballot when those from New
Castle county were counted, it was
found that while the entire county
had but 65 votes there were 20 ballots
h the hat. This necessiiated the CALI
lng OF the New Castle county roll
again. The second ballot was Glenn
snts. 81; Gormley Sc, and Mrs. Jones,
as.
In taking the third ballot more bal
hots than delegates for New Castle
bounty were found In the hat Chair
man GRAY ordered another New Gas
fle county roll call and warned ahoul
zoo many ballots getting into the hat
He said II ~must be some none othei
than delegates standing in the bach
mart OF the room putting tho eNr'
ballots in. but that II any delegaie wa
found voting more than one ballot ~