Evening journal., 1920-09-13
3DEMOCRATS
IN RACE FOR
GOVERNOR
ConlInued dom FIrst paen

- ifNhtA lluUl fllet rage.
ana getting the nomination al the
strengthened by a rumor ibat Mr.
Lynch may waive his chance Tor
IoNernor and make a fight for the
congress eloaal- nomination IN This
event II would leave Kent and New
,,,aslie free to contest for the head OF
the ticket with the chances on n
coming TO New Castle County
Ihere Is much speculation TODAY
among Democrats IN general as who
would be the selection should New
Iasiie County get the nomination.
h1tklci cooper of near New Castle
mas becn mentioned in This connection
for several months and fhe name ~
Thomas r. Bayard Of This CITY also
mas been advanced by Influential
nemocrals recently.
Ihe allotment of other oflcss de-
pends largely on which county So
cures the head OF he ticket. Should
sussex get The Guhernatorisl nominee
New Castle County no doubt would
set the nominee for Congress and nos
slbly Attorney-gencral. In This event
the Insurance Commissioner would 90
10 sussex, u being practically cOnced-
cd mat Thomas r. Wilson win he re-
nominated, while Kent would be
alloNd slate Treasurer. Auditor Of
accounts and Lieutenant Cover
tends 10 makc a flrht FOR Atiorne,
General and In this connection ihe
names or John p Hutton and w
Watson Harrington have been men
TONED. Should the ONCE be appor-
TONED TO New Csstle County there Is
considerable sentiment In favor of
William r. Lyman OF Wilmington.
while John r. Malloy and Harry r.
lsaacs have also been talked m
Friends OF state Senator Thomas r.
Gormley are said 10 be conducting a
quiet and effective campaign In his
behalf should the nomination for
Congressman come 10 New Castle
county. Daniel p. Buckley OF VII
mington, Is also spoken Of l.. Irving
Handy, Of smyrna, is making an ac-
tive nght for 'Ae nomination, and
/ friends Of former state Senator ]. r.
Clements, Of Clayton have brought
out his name. The name Of Henry r.
/ lsaacs also Is prominently mention Il
Newton l.. Gruhh. Of BrandywinC
hundred. Is talked OF for state treas
urcr. For electors the names of
Charles r. Evans. OF Newark and
/ Francis dell. Ianyier, Of New Castle
/ for New CASTLE county: BENJAMIN A
Hazel or Henry Ridgely OF Kent and
I nr Rowland G. paynter OF George
I lows Sussex county. are snokKo Of
Wilmington delegates Will make q
I 1ght for increased representation As
10 delegates 20 future State conven-
/ lions At present Wilmington has 4,
delegates. rural New Castle 10 and kcnl
and Sussex GO each. There Is talk Of
q r0mnrnmlso in his nght iN give
Wilmington IS additional making q
total of 30 and rural New Castle iC
more making a total NJ 60.
At the primaries in Kent county on
SATURDAY. seven women were elected
as delegates 90 the State convention
Thov will hN the first women i7 ihH
history Of the state 30 sit IN a pOliti-
cal convention as delegates. Women
will also sii with ihe state cnmmi'tos
as associate members when The com-
mitieo meets tonight 10 cons'd der a
tentative platform and arrange pre-
limlnarv nlare FOR the convention
/. Irving Handy Is talked of Tor
temporary chairman OF the convention
tomorrow
The seven women delegates elected
In Kent county yesterday. were Mrs
Harry n. BOYER. president of The state
FEDERATION ~ Women's Clubs, and
Mrs. f. $. Dwight. OF smyrna; Mrs.
Marry NJ Moore. Of Leipsc; Mrs
Harry Mayer. Of Dover: Mrs. Timothy
r. Sylvester. NJ Kenion: Mrs. Ambrose
Marvel and Mrs Enoch Johnson, OF
Inc Fourth Representative district,
and Mrs. J. A. Downes, or Dover